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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-01
FIRING AND SUM ME r.
- GOODS.

Comprising extensive assortment of the most choice
and desirable articles and presenting altogether one Of
the most attractive stocks exhibited consisting Of
Silk Robes, of the latest styles and every color, from
800 o $50. 5I
Rich Silks, of the latest styles imported.
Medium quality Silks, complete assortment. 4
Low priced Silks, complete assortment.
shsws in every STYLE Stella shaws Cashmere Border
$500. a-f
Cashmere Long shawls, from $3.50 to SIS, some grea
bargains.
Mantllas and vistes Of our own manufacture a very
large assortment always hand Of the latest and new
ests styles.
Velvet oapes-In these Goods we have many novelties
Iound in other house in Boston.
Velvets for Capes. every quality.
Berages and Muslins, SIP endid stock, and splendid
Ityles.
Prints and DeLaines Of every manufacture from 81 to
noe. = $3.50 =
10 Cases French Briants, 12tc worth CSC
Plain Az Wool DeLaines, every shade and color.
Valencia Plaids, a full stock from Is {, 75cy
Mourning Goods Of every description,
Housekeeping Goods, Of every description.
Linens, Linen Bosoms, Table Linens, Curtain Musins
nc nc.
Purchasers of Dry Goods are invited to call and ex
anime our Stock believing they will be satisfied either as
regards prices, quality or style.
HALL, DAME s. CO.,
10 Hanover street, opposite Elm street, under American
House, Boston a3m ap3O
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c. NORWICH & WORCESTER
g .s--.sssifs-t RAILROAD. - Summer Arrangement
On and after MONDAY, May 4th, 1857, Trains s leave
follows: q
Norwich for Worcester and Stations, at 90 n 1900
N. and 8, As p. m
Worcester for Norwich and Stations, at 100 and 1880
a. M, and 500 m ~ az
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 100 D. m for
New York, via Steamers Commonwealth or Connecticut
my2 diff P. St. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent f
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEDDING AND yIsITIN C

@ A r d S
Fashonaby Engraved at the following low prices The
sum at the right is that charged at all establishments
In Boston, for precisely the same articles
Stores Charge,
1 Engraved Plate and 50 Cards for Wis
ting, 81 75..-................... So 90.
Engraved Plate and 100 Cards for We'd
dings, 81 75.-...... 80.
l Engraved Plate, with residence, and
100 cards for do, IS co. ...... $780,
] Engraved Invitation Plate and 100
cards for do, $45O............,... 100
100 Cards aud printing from old plate,
81 %. 5000
The above shall he Engraved on Copperplate in the
most elegant styles, and the best used Having
been years at this particular branch of
craving aud intending that my shall be fashion,
able Card EMPORIUM, viii continue to execute these
things in the tasteful manner possible prices
hitherto unknown IN New England
WEDDING ENVELOPES and CAKE Boxes constantly for
sale by
---. e A. TEUL0N, Gard EugraAeT,
l49T Washington street, opposite the Old South Church
mh2A 3tawdm ~.
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AIDES, ATTEN - Would you become FAR
- as DIANA and beautiful ~ an ILouri, use BRAD-
BuRYs Pearl De Blonde, OF the most exquisite Co.'S
metcs prepared and equacd only BY the Perslans
which, % all know, are Justly world famed.
This very desirable article may be had q .. BAKERG
co., l84 Maln eteeet. diff mylS
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DAHL.
ways I!
the exp
WEEP
months
dvanct
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RAILR0ADS.
WORCESTER $ NASHUA
sUMMER ARRANeEMENN1

"a SUMNER ARRANGEMEHNT.
On and after July 1st 1885, Passenger Trains will
as follows: 81 II.
Leave Worcester az % and IL 10 NJ and Is r.
Leave Nashua al 10 and u 90 m, and 0Op. m -ii
AZ NASHUA all trains with the trains of Con-
cora kaFoad where passengers take the carsto aud from
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, aud Vermont Central Railroad. Il -
Al Groton Juution, hsns connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroads and also with trains
OF the Ftchhurg RsT ad with the exception Of the drs
tram from Boston; and Fchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States a. W. BENTLEY Stunt
Worcester, July /, 1857 dt iy27
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This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, general debility. Hill b Jaseph's medicine
cured her. j. f. u.
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Td4SAs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-12-26
me Upton AdyeserFhe Advertising in
R,lnining IL their snn.titacnt..

Within the last few days a number O.
the members &c the la:a Calhoaia Con-
veation aave pasaoI tiFout.i, this cifg Gil
their way 10 TIE Southern States, 40
doubt for the laudablc purpose Vt np,r-
ting progress to their constituents -
they do not hesitate to disarov. .3ere;np
torily, any desire of returning to Kan
sas, that Territorial Paradise af paliti-
Clans. 1t may be mentioned also .n.pus.
saat, that they inreigh loudly against
Senator Douglas, and say that he was
weekly in communication with the Con-
vention, was advised of everything, and
up to the hour Of adjournment, led them
to believe that their course would meet
with his strongest support in the Senate.
His present attitude, therefore, they at
tribute to some new revelation in regard
to his own prospects, and dcnounce him
for acting in bad faith. iii. should ever
be necessary for the Calhoun Convention
to reassemble, (Which God forbid ) its
members would have to be sommoned
from sixteen States We are net prepared
to place full confidence in the statements
in regard to Mr.. Douglas, but we give
them to show the temper in which he is
now disconrsed about by his quondam, fair
weather friends. st. Louis Democrat.
18Th. .es..
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t3CRONEIi'.S SALE.

EbEBIdG NOTICE Is hereby giteR that by sir
l tue of a special execution i*sgeA out OF the
cfice IL the clerk II the district court Of The
oDuntY " cedar IN tile state Of Iona III favor of
Herman II. Coe ard against certain property OF
Walter s. Ghilds and 70 directed. haze, AZ by
said writ commanded. legied apon tile following
@areEinea lot ~ land, situated in the county u
Cslar and state of Iowa, to wit:
The west half Of the southeast quarter Of see.
ton number thirty, Of township number eighty.
one, OIL north or rang number two vest vi the
9th principal meridian, containing eight acres.
And that will, in pursuance thereof % the court
soase door, in the te.n of Upton on
AnRay, The Siateenh lay IF hoeembcr,
a II. 1867,
At 10 o'clock A. H.. proceed to sell said lands "
pnbe euction 10 the highest bidder for cash
e'lr, 10 satisfy the execution Aforesaid, Given
under ms aa4d, ut Cedar county, this 4th aey u
tctoher A. h. ls57 G. a. POUNDS.
octF1.ai Goroner of Cedar co.
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X Mts ,e.E Iia. Aisfl fis..r.

To OuR FRIENDs.-One more ma her
closes the Fourth Vol. of the ADVERT
SER, when the term Of subscription Of a
large number of our subscribers exuirss.
While we confidently hope for a contin-
uation OF your support of our cndeayors
Tor the advancement of the interests Of
the county and the principles of the Re-
publican party, We feel adcsire, under
the present scarcity of money, to make
tae payment Of subscription for the CON.
ing year no more difficult than heretofore,
when money was abundant Therefore,
for this purpose, we have resolved to take
wheat, corn, oats, butter, eggs, or in fact
almost any farm products that may be
converted into ineacy, or assist in our
support and this proposition is also ex-
tended to thosc in arrears for the past
year While perhaps there is not one of
our readers who does find it out Of his
l.,..u, 1871 80, ~ " '.'o
''u' "' "'''' ~ I"', - f'sh'
hwy 'O'"' p'pV'' ""'''. l..
49, 80 '''' '0.'0'''a anu p'o"PN'''S o'
!" "''e'' - !" este o''S'-
No. ." :" J'"'
,~l-'S2..,' Va ''','' " s'.''s"''''
''"'',''' ''' 5'''s''5is' 40
" " - "''' ,'A' ''''',' WA" i" 90,
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For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser
Nr. Gafter's Best Bow tn Ills Friends i'm
Upton.
Having for the last two aud L half
years found home ia Upton aud being
new about to leave it foreyer--and hay
ing formed many valuable acquaintances,
and as | trust, gained many true and dis
Interested friends, cannot take leave OF
them all without giving expression 10
thu feelings Of regret with which do
part, and those of gratitude which ill
my heart when | review the many acts Of
consideration and kindness which have
characterized their conduct toward me.
Though over NY pathway lave sometimes
lowered cloud Of disappointment, anxi-
ety aud grief, yet never Lave | here OK
pericnosl disappointment o. trial 50 great
but | have fon..d friends to offer symra-
thetie aid and comfort The only return
| can make ii the poor one of my hum
bic but heartfelt gratitude; and when |
shah have found again the home Of my
childhood, when tho sighs If children
whom | love shall once more gladden. my
heart, when the sight Of friends who oc-
cupied place in my early affections, and
Of objects that were familiar III tho days
Of my boyhood, shall review the many
dear associations which cluster round
my youthful home and carry my mind
back to the halcyon days Of yonth--cven
then will the remembrance Of friends In
the far west como up before my mental
vision like beautiful picture, on which
I love to dwell4--cyen then will rcniem-
Der Upton with her high-miuded and
moral people, her institution of learning,
her Churches, her Lyeoum, her Legisla-
turo and her Budget Box, with emotions
Of pleasure and joy. And now that !
depart for the far East, to spend my few
remaining years with those made near
and dear BY the tics Of kindred, invoke
Of High Heaven continuation Of Its
blessings upon Upton, her Institutions
and her people, and bid friends, acqnain-
taneea aud fiptor, al FAREWELL
Anon CARTER.
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Are s.4mtosicating Drinks" ever absolutely
NerpssaFyg

Are s.Iistosicating Drinks" ever absolutely
hecessaryg
We understood Dr. Cowan to affirm it,
at the recent discussion at tie Court
House.
win the DIR. be so good as to tell us in
'cl'ot cases they are Indispensable If |
remember rightly, he did not ..aae any,
nor give any medical authority for his
assertion except his own. He will much
obliee one, who Is anxious TO know wheth-
er his own case II one Of those extreme
ones which admit Of ono substitute" by
an explicit answer 10 this inquiry, as soon
a. convenient INVALID.
Upton, Dec. p
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Legal. N0T.SE.

AarYett Fss4th, ratte1 fer avlgse n tie
vt. District Ca4t II f.s.- CO.,
ia Aazusta-srs,h5 Iva.
~ Samuel augustus Sa'tl.
'ErYo4 eFt hsreag na ae thai thsrs i pa~ On Gle,
fthe Office al She clerk ~ TIE dstrieg cae d Cedar
rtnnig, III TIE stt " Iepa. pct ATOM Of Marrttt SAITH
claiming ~ you divorce fr0A tss Eads n
heretofore existing between gen ami the said Mars EFT,
sF tie csaae thst sen has Htfallg ara without AR
stst eaut asserted And asssnge yourself FROM her sg
Rr4oa Fl fssfg tina three yts; AMI thas nuiess
Rsaf and 81 thereto fiy she rst dag ef tie
ne1tteua x sat caar, IL Eg5 ard haIaen on the
lth lay If January A. ID. c5s4 jaismeat viii be ZEN
dsrsd sx4tnst veu thereon.
r. W. YOUNG.
= ilssatf. llk. Ills. Court
Aa'g for Plaintiff oatts-4
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Send For II.
The most suporbly illustrated Maya
zine ever published in America, is the
December number of the COSMOPOLITAN
Arr JOURNAL, containing over sittg
splendid As1yraoings, and giving full par
ticulars # the benefits Of the Cosmopol.
itan Ar Association, tire aoiifrs q year;
single pics MY oc,sts. Specimen cop
ies will Il sent 10 all persons who wish to
subscribe on receipt of five postage stamps
l5scchss
SEQ advertisement headed '.BriNioat
Prog,cesas' in this paper.
Address
& I. DEaRy, .Act'y, G. 4. A.
ofs Broadway, New York
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r. .fyon III NAY CONCERN.
STATE o. IOWA,
EEIAR COT MI.

hIATa d FDNAl }
CEDAR cui.kfY.
NOTICE il hereby bigsn, fitat tie Chicago
IN lava And Nebraska Railroad has located iss
line over and aross tlsC north s-st snsrtr u the
northwest quarter af 9eetiaa twenty i've, and
over and across SIS northwest and the north east
quarters ~ the northeast aaartar Of section
G.ents sis, LOLA - sai sections Icing II fasa-
chip eighty.ts0. rangs Two west ~ the 18th prip.
oipd meridian. J9a owners Of said traet4 are
urk9owH 10 to afjtce ot said corporation. The
owners arc supposed . ~ rsarsshents aGa this
1otiee Is given in order taat proceedings nta5 be
hal for t4s assessment 81 LAR eges oeca'i3aed ~
Tie location ~ said line IA asresaid. ~ Ii proyi-
dee rs tie iaas 81 tlie stat 1T Iowa.
thrae0, f1lea anu Aetftsta Ratiesa4,
By pttorury
sept 2 1867. n3G.tt !. d. BAKER.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

" ~ persons tnhoBa IL may eoaeera
Won are hereby notified that Marietta Bailey,
i widow Of Amas Bailey. deseseehe late OF &c
dsr county, Iowa, has maae aspiration 70 the
ternst in aua 10 Ill the real estate which said Bal
~ died seized III ; and unless yea appear and
asisser thereto on the first NoHaay IN October
.eAk referees g;li be appointed al assignment
AIDE GEORGE SMITH
IaHnsy Jasse
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PERHAM oUTDoNE,

IsHE Proprietor Of the MERCANTILE
GUIDE would respectfully call he alteration
o. the Merchants, Farmers and Mechanics residing
ons Of This cts to tie moderate terms for early
subscription 20 the Gaiis-being to mail ssilscrss
psrs only SO cents per anirFm. nlcking IL he
cheapest family newspaper in the
U NITED STATES.
The columns OF the Guide viii contain the :.
al variety Of original and spicy articles, writ,
not only To please, but to Instruct in regard I
pohties nMli maintain an independent tone. and
ON time to time will asirsea.s sa,h ,ne.snras s
tend to benefit the greatest number.
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NORTHWESTERN FARMER

FOR 1858.
'I,Rr II
1 Farmers, Gardeiiors, Fruit Growers.and
Housewives
g ED PREMIUMS.
~ 36 varieties Of tie choicest and rares.
seeds Tor free distribution among sub.
scribers.
E.oWER SEEDS FOR THE LADIES.
l. In addition To The above several choice
varieties Of FLOWER SEEDS will be sent
toeyery I.Any Subscriber. OF to the wife
OF every subscriber.
4 GENTS HAVE ENTf.s. SEEDS.
"A Agents get several extra varieties of
seeds, and Volume Of the paper for eve
~ 10 subscribers.
rINlIE FARMER CONTAINs
u Al IL 90 large pages monthly
10 to IS inc Engrayiugs monthly,
~ neatly bound aud covered monthly
Each number makes a book monthly.
has more respondents than any other
Is devoted 10 Ell departments OF Agfieui.
tare,
HORTICULTURE.
Ia No otter monthly Agricultural Jour
nal In this cean.ry deyotes 10 mach srace
To all kinds ri Fruits. The Editor il a
practical fruit grower Of over twenty
years standing IN the West, assisted hy a
large number az tile Oldest and most G xpe-
ricnccd frnn growers fn different local.
ties-nanyef whom were among the first
settlers ef WISCONSIN, ILLINOIS aud Iowa
This department, within itself Is peculiar.
~ ths HUrtirtitarpi JauYntl for tie whole
Mcst-eHlacing as II aocs the most
reliable ia4nTnosiGn from facn who have
gathered taajr kaew,ulEc from practical
observation and eXpet hence In our midst.
8 AIDES DEpA aTIENT.
IL Eacinambcr has Department devoted
to Household a1ars edited by u Lady
assisted y large number cf lady cores
ppEde.ts. In il may be found hundreds
Of Frf Iital hints, Receipts &c. upon ev-
cry department of Household work.
lSrHAT We MEAN I'd DID.
w Aaht the Farmer What lis name
would ilaYty-a paper peculiarly adapted
10 the tanners az the whole Northwest.
II Ga@ larter HgmUer ami taage or cor.
reFpts3en than any other moatHly g
ricutIa. FafeG II also contains more
rtadtag aside IRON the advertisements
and trolh than three times the nuathcr @:
EHgtariRgs. Try it ard see.
TERMS: SierIe Cupy, 81; Five Copies, $40; Ten
Copies. ST. Twentg CoIesS Is an,t ali extra copy to
the A.rnt for ~ subscribers.
Nu. reader. serd for specimen copy and Prospectus
and up CSHh arH5nr your ueirhors. In the Pros
Pectus will he iued u tatlo rue at Seeds how dis
trbuted to Agent .a subscribers, notices afthe Farmer,
e<e MILLER ~ BRAYTON.
Dulaquc, IosA Nsv. -, lt,T. r. 4w
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P1enn M

To induce persons to interest themselves IA
get naiaes for the Mercantile Gaiae, We ofTsr Tho
following premiums. Upon the rercip, OF tbe
names, and pay in advance We will forward them
by express or otherwise, ifogdcrea Ia The aaaress
of those entitled.
FOR soo subscribers cash ss5 90
For $50 subscribers, we win give s,lnn
did fine gold watch. warranted 40 M
Fori2 200 subscribers. ore elegant cold
locket clssses, WORTH Isna
For l5o Subscribers one elegant bracelet
worth \, m
For 100 subscribers, one gold pen ard
holder handsomely engraved, worth 500
For 80 subscribers, one gold ran AMI
holder worth m
For ~ sahserihers,one gold pen and hold
err worth ano
For Is subscribers one r:ciium gold pen
and holier,worth 200
For II subscribers. one gold pen aud
aud holder, worth 80
Al! communications should be a !1ressca 10
W. Bt.AkENE1.
Editor and publisher of the n Y. Mercantile
Guee,
No. lG3 Greenwich Street, n. Y
-" New spapers throughout The Union publish.
ing tie Shove appropriately displayed, GLIDING
this notice, saa months, and calling site ed
ltoriatiy to the same and sending us the napcr.
Will b. emitted to an exchange, and receive
gold pes AMI holder worth twelve eouars.
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a..rRAY Notice.

stav Eis'a FAIRY, De. 5th Is57.
!, ,err. a~eIi .spla chs place. Ia ita5. last,
IL s,lacl har aella'istar II lis fare bead,
snail size aaa tw3 FEARS y. LILO u - -.
forms IA vii be libessls gcwardsd = Aas sas'
q sriter 33tf KpBr COVE FL.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Notes Stolen.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ subscriber had his pocket book containing
the following described promjsscry notes stolen
g" the Gath day of November, A ID ls5f, while
travelling on the railroad east OF Chicago IL Wit:
0ne mote against Ciemca; Heart ana " lillian
lleartfer Si0a dated Sept. 4lth, ls5i, parable in
one year from aatc.
one -fa asaitst William Heart for SOS, dated
september aith isb6, payable in one year from
satc, aud payment OF $50 endorsed Nov lst
1854.
onc @ote agaiHst Caleb Barber, car sIe dated
sept Gotta. 1856, payable in one year from date
aar aote against Nathan Ruahy and j. Holtry
tated Nov izth, 1857, ior So, payable JulJ Isl,
las.
All Of said notes are made payable to Jacob
I>toeks.aEeT or bearer 10 Jarub Stoc kslugcr tr
order and bear intetest I, ON date. 4 psrscrs
arc cautioned not 20 purchase an one ot said
notes, as they are ny PROPERTY. Aud the above
named persons arr cautioned hot h pay ANYTHING
npon theta until they are Otherwise directed hy
me o. By :. 4. Bi@sel, ms attorney who has my
instructions in the premises,
JACOB ST0CkSLAGER
Iirton, Dee 9Th, 1857. 4su
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f.A nnn AGENTS WANTED, either Ladies
~ZsUsU or Gentlemeh, III every town aud
esuat, IN the Caited States, 70 engage in gen
teei busias II by which they can make from Si,eo0
10 sa.A,O year For particulars address, enei3-
ainr stafnn :. A. DEWEY, II co.
Box lbl, Philadelphia, Ia.
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C42ar s., Upton, hco,
ARE now receiving AMI openingthc Largest anal
Bcat Selected Stock ct Goods ever brought to this
country, which have been selected with great
care. and purchased upon the best terms, from the
manufacturers usya F1sefeht sifS4ifg tlta .N.saaI
usually paid 10y those purchasing only small guam
titles rom iobbeis, and enabling to offer taeu
to ON friends & q small advance upon Eastern
prices. We Respectfully soli- IA examination If
our Goods before purchasing elsewhere rs we ere
determined to disF0se os theln ii Chicago and IT.
Louis prices.
KVa no ~ ~, hart
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BRILLIANT OFFERS FOR 1858!
Gifts for The Ds!!iaays!
One Copy of Godey's Lady's Book and the
Upton Advertiser, one year,
ror. 1880.

We can furnish copy of Cooley and the Tip
tor Advertiser for $3.50 per annunl. The sub
scrption price OF Cooley, when taken alone, be-
50, great saving IL made to those desiring this
monthly in addition to the Advertiser. Cooley is
too we'll known to require comment
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w. .. LuNTE
LIVER OK ANTI-HILlIOIS PILLS.
LIFE SAVED AZ MIDNIGHT,
Ry GFig0rie's Instant Cure OF Pain.

Tho f,,uent Il Il used internally, i darFs ihro'
The system, allass pain instantly. In four Minutes
II has aiflused through the hmphaiie system ari
ilaod its thrilling roser, and quickly forced lie
way through every teverisn or diseased nerve,
vein or gland dissoieing eos.raetehs' Ieaealhs
fnaasnatiap tevcrs and spasmoaic pains, las cured
narToas headache in 80 minutes, curing rhesiaa.
tism macieally in fact II is the sne fr ron oi me-.
aieine. A.
just Try One pa'tses~-i'rice 20 Cts.
All tho above Medicines ate for sale hy Va
e.. BAGLEY, Upton, Iowa. N.N
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HuMBoLp's GENUINE PREPARATION
of Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Eueiu,


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IT, IT. -, "a >, ~
TOT discusses o. the Btaaae' hiuieyS, tfaGSs Drop-
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IetYafe CgnIp{aiats nqG on Diseases ri
the Sc r7,o1 Drua,s,
Arising from Exresses md Ip,pr,i1apFfc Ia isf, x, ~
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