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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18
A Great Bargain!
MOtiCe.

All persons are hereby notified not to trust
or harbor my wife Mary @. Adams, as am de-
termined not to pay any debts OF her contract
ing. JAMES ADAMS
June IL, 1857. l2-3wS
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As We have made 'xtonsive improvements in
the PhRnix Foundry, Qately purchas-
ed by us,) and are constantly adding new and
improved patterns Of various styles to our stock,
we find it necessary principally, as many stove
dealers i've SO remote from u.s. that they bat sci.
dom visit this market lose sales Of many articles
OF our manufacture that they could deal in tc
their advantage, did they but know the quality
and style Of our work.
During the past year, Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have cons dered it best to produce
o very inferior article, in order to meet the
present low prices Of stoves, they using the
cheapest materials without regard TO its du-
rabilltY, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst we
use the veIy best selected Pig Metal, Manufac
tured from pnre Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and the public, that no
pains will be spared to introduce Improvements
in principle and design of our sto YES, that their
wants may require, as we warrant all our
work. And it is even So that our
TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two sizcs,) is far superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove.-using at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every oar-
tcuiar. Also, our new and beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove,
THE GOLDEN AGE,
Far superior to any thing Of the kind in this
market. We have other Stoves of various ST..
yes and patterns, and manufactured ofthe best
material, as all our stoves are, and hope they
will consider well the advantages of selling a
good article in preference to poor one: and re-.
lying as we do on the superiority of our stoves
over the majority Of those now in market, fatter
ourselves that, will they but examine particular.
y into the general character Of stoves now made
and consult their interest, ours will be preferred
TO the ma aority now in this market.
PLOWS AND POINTS,
Pittsburgh Plows and points, 3 sizes. Also,
Points OF our own manufacture, which we war.
rant equal to the Pittsburgh, or the money re-
funded. And an assortment of Hollow ware,
Wagon Boxes, Crates and fronts. Door and win.
dow SillS and Caps kept constantly on hand, Or
Manufactured to Ord&
WE are also prepartg to manufacture various
kinds of MACHINERY ON the shortest notice.
We arc also carrying on The
Timing Business.
In which we are manufacturing all kinds Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, which we offer to the
public on the most reasonable terms. And, in
fact, we intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson, April l6, 1857. Aft
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New Books.

periodicals received early and furnished
.tMA shers Prices by ]. r. WHITTEMORE,
~ If &c ,57-i-3m. Chillicothe, Ohio
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that have gold one six
teenth of the stock in Young America Furnace
Co.. to 7. b. Dickson, and one sixteenth to Ma
ry Jane Vsnce. and one sixteenth to A. Grafton,
said three sixtesnths bengall my interest in said
Company, and / am therefore no longer mem
bcr Of said firm. PETER POW ELL, >
May %, 1857. lU-3w ~
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FRUIT TREES,
Farmers Look to Your
TRUE INT ERESTS.

The undersigned has made permanent ar.
rangement with the Dayton Nursery, one of
the oldest and most reliable in the State Of O.
hio, and he is enabled to- furnish the following
;.t,, of
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1 den 10 "a RsISlI|I5s Vim lea
at | 90 P1M. and arrive at Portsmouth
Accommodation train will leave H
Sunday excepted) at Z 90 a. NJ. an
Portsmouth at II a. M. Returning
Portsmouth at 9 r. NJ. and arrive at
6P.M
Freight train leaves Portsmouth dad
day excepted) at s l5A M. arrive at Jal
M. Returning will leave Jackson at L
and arrive at Portsmouth at 1 so P NJ
Passengers leaving IlandeD by
will connect with the splendid
Bos tona and Kentucky daily foT
an, Fair through $500. =
Jan. 90. '57. 44-tf'
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GROCER
and
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
T. P. SUTHERLAND,

Is happy to inform the good people of Jackson
and vicinity, that he has inst received large
fF9A and fresh stock Of Family Gro ENEXN
A csFies Of all kinds, from the sNsA!
East, West5 North and South, which he offers
at reduced prices
A H@RGD
Fancy Notie& iponfectonaries, Nuts, Glass
ware, HardsE ooden'ware Ropes, of all
kinds, WI nIagtben ware. Also
T0baecof thing that can be
-dF AVE ERY.
VIII seii M = SOW Sos sash.
~ Cal! at The siniIy Grocery, Main-st.,
opposite the Market House..
Jackson. May IA. 1857. 7.--Sy.
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American Industry.

Latest style of calico. brown and blcachel mus
lin, tickings, ch cks, hickory, blue and satecoI-
ored drilling, paper muslin, ,be diaper, ging-
hams, black grecn aud scarlet Velvet, linen Ia
Ne clnth. red r,h;tp anE nrenn -.........-... Z.
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They have the best and cheapest stock of Silk,
Fur, cashmere, Panama, leghora, English straw
and palm BATS. that hos ever Eeeu brought tO
this vicinity, for lnea ani boys. and il you see
the goods and don't purchase, VIC are not ae-
quaiDted with human nature.
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Lorge Stock Of RfcTand Snors.
A good selected stss5s fOf ladies', misses Bnd
children's wear.

CIotnng Department.
They have received tie best and faest Ready
made Clothing, forspring L summer wear that
we have ever seen ia this or any other market.
The stock consists Of Goats pants, vests, draw
ers, shirts, collars, bOsoms ON thefnest quail
ty to COMMON. Their stock Is too large t0 eau
merate.
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White and fancy linen aud cotton handker-
chiefs; large assortment Of six and velvet
dress trimmings.
A large stock Of SIMMER shswls and mtntil-
las; black silk, French tippet and cashmere
shawls, Of tie latest styles.
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french Embroidery.

LoFgc stock Of worked collars, sleeves ,li.ai-
sets haadkerclic!s, eJsiag. ia er,iug window
curtains SC.
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Silk and S.raw Gools.

silk, straw, and gimp bonnets, of the latest
style and lest quality; misses and chidrcns'
Flats and uats, g.mYs and cord In addition,
we have got tie best, fiusst, largest aad cheap
est stock Of ribbons that Is, or ever las been
brought 10 tn Country.
Look oct for Hosiery and Timm'ngs.
Black, white fancy silk, kid, add Isle thread
gloves; black, white luixcd. and satin colorel
hose; 81 and cotton hai hose; black anl fan
cy stocks and crdyats
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! am respectfully yours,
ROB'T NJ. LiTTIER,
Presd't Indt Fire Eng. and Hose Co.
4sstiEg Of Mem bers of the Ear

Al a meeting Of the members of the bar
Of Scott county, Iowa, held at the Court
House in Davenport on Saturday evening
the 7th day of February, 1857, A. H. Ben
nett, Esq., was called 10 the chair and osh
ia d. Patton was appointed Secretary.
On motion John F. Dillon, Geo. S. C.
Dow, J. w. Stewart, ]. P. Whitcomo and
w Fl. T. Gurley, Esqs., were appointed a
Committee to draft resolutions, who report.
ed the following which were adopted:
Where's, by recent act Of the Legsa-
tIre the sth Judicial District has been sub
divided aud new District formed embracing
Scott and other counties; and whereas, in
consequence Of this, bis Honor Wn H.
Tuthili, Judge Of the Scott county District
Court, will no longer preside over said
Court, now we, the members Of the bar
Of sid county, in general meeting assem-
bed, do adopt the following resolutions
Resolved, That our professional and per.
sonal intercourse with Judge Tutbill during
The whole time be has presided over this
Court has been Of lie most agreeable IA.
tue, IN view Of which we part With him
With deep and sincere regret
Resolved. That approaching The tesp0n.
sibie and delicate duties which derolye uyoD
the incumbent Of Judicial sisuon, We con.
grstula,e the retiring Judge upon The coar-
tsous, yet impartial and fearless nsnnsr in.
which be discharged The duties Of his high
Office
Resolved, That the Clerk Of this Court
be requested to enter the foregoing pfaam-
bic and resolutions at large upon the rs-
eords, and to furnish copy thereof 10 the
papers Of THE city Tor pubIIcs ion, and TO
transmit another copy Of the same to Judge
Tuthl!l al Tipton, Iowa.
On motion meeting adjourned.
A. II. BENNETT,
Chairman,
J. ID. PArTos, s.e'y.
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Cor. Willard. Of indiana, recently refus-
ID % give Commissions to two gentlemen
Of Evansville as Nosaries Public, and the
refusal vas accompanied by declaration,
sealed BY an oath, that under no eueum-
staacss wesld he commission any ma. to
any oE6ce who 10 not Democrat This 10
q spscinen of modern Democracy and
10 admirably adapted to the political latitude
Of Indians, which lie now in 4 condition OF
real anarchy through the fundamentally Of
the Democratic party. This course of
Willard 10 just whs, might have teen er.
Dssasd Of him--ths man who when can.
ailats had, from his notorious. habits, to pub
liely pledge himself TO abstain from the use
sfliquor during the canvas and when elected
Governor, yet who was carried to bed drunk
probably q dozen times during the canvas
aiesT this pledge was made-a most unmi,i.
gated blsckguard--a man who can scarce.
y spssk political truth with the most la
bored Efforts demagogue without con.
scienee-s partisan without hoDor-s man
without dscency. Such isA. P. Willard,
and YET carried on the wave of Democratic
popularity he was sssp, into the highes, Of.
Zee In Indiana. What could be expected
Of such man, but that when placed in Of
Ase be would use his position TO reward his
tools and punish his enemies. placing hi.
own vulgar partialisies and prejsdices above
the interests Of Stats and common justice
20 his fellow citizens. He 10 . proper lead
q for the Democratic party in Indiana
The two are 50 wonderfully adapted to eseh
ether, that We do not know which lie dis
grace TO the other
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- D1. T. j. EAgapL8s.-sThe ConztIu-
tiOn." published q, Woodbury., n. J., copies
the notice made 10 the Gazette OF Dr.. Ssun
dsfs' election ~ Secretary Of the Constitu.
tional Convention. and thus speak. Of the
editors former fellow townsmsn
aThs friends Of DR.. Saunders, and he has
hosts of them, will be gratifed 10 hear Of
he honorable position he occupies. end III e
eetimation In " hich be 10 held al his new
home In the West. The convention could
not have selected more competent person
for tbs important Office he holds. His ex
psnence, general information, and correct
business habits will be found of essential
service in the labors Of the convention"
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Ne have been assured BY several promi-
,ent Republicans who signed the Bar meet
iae call. that il was not the intention Of
ibis meeting TO make = nomination. that
he assting Was according to its call only
70 rscsanenda candidate if deeas1 savisssa<-
New oil We can say about this Is, if the Re
Duhicsns do not outnumber the Democrats
il sAis meeting. it ,eiR be deemed advisable
70 nAke q nomination, and advisable TO
soninats \ Democvst. We have in nc
asansr sought To Sscfste to Republican
hvyeu in this connection, but we eonsid-
~ il our dss to urge Them to make no con-
SESSIONS 70 the Democrats. and to do moth
iae which may interfere with the Republic
eaa noaination or i,s success, provided the
somiaee be proper candidate.
We ars glad to perceive that At least
thess lawyers with whom We have convers-
"a, taks cur remarks in the spirit in which
shey wsre written, and DO not look to either
editorials o. comnunieatons in the col
sass Of the Democrat for information -
% de motives which may have actu sted 10,
.sr for advics "a the premises. The at
teaps Of the Democrat to produce iii.fesl.
il towards % snong Republican lawyers.
beesuss ws have seen Ct to honestly and
ssn1illy give our views in relation To this
0aT Dessine. can have no effect among
sAess ssnsbls enough to do their own think
iAR. We can II least believe. that howev'
o Atls Influence the Gazette may have q
neag them. the Deaocrst can never become
De scurcs towards which they viii turr
for usAt. II, - . correspondent Of the
Dsnoesat remarks, some of these lawyers
- tell a. more about the history and ma
eaiastiem Of the Republican party than ~e
i,ev, I'VE certainly know very little about
IL larter,) Va know enough about the ma
cAiaasions Of the Democratic party TO con-
oder our course not only Unstable, bat IN
suie, accordance with duty. in warning
thsn Of thu, particular Dacsinsiion intend
"a to secure, and By their aid ifthsy can b
dupsd into IL, Democratic Judge IN this
Republican District. We do not wish &c
- any RYsxica. acting upon the Demo
crse;k position assumed in this controversy
sAss ability and competency for this Ofhee
can oaly 30 found in the Dem ocIauc party
Whsn Ne can be made to believe this, theH
~ may doubt The policy Of our course
but unul then, we shall use every en-
asavos. privately and publicly, 70 secure
Republican Judge in this District. Tn,
Aypeesisy Of the Democracy in crying out .
aaiast bringing pelitics into this ele ctioncsn
sot win. The game is perfectly understood
His game they always practice when in
he minority. When 10 the majority they
viii not listen 10 compromise, but never fail
90 elect Democratic Judge. This wa
ths policy they carried out when in the IA.
yoeity in this District. They scorned the
proposals. Of their opponents to leave poll
tics out Of the question. We new scorr
their proposals, and urge Republicans, no
ostter what their profession or business, Il
~ the advantage which they possess.
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Ocuuty Oouvsntion.

Trsss will be Republican Convenaon held In
pAveaposs % Saturday The nh day Of March next,
q ns ceurt Hcose, u O'Clock ia the afternoon,
~ ~ spPoiatmont Of Dsisgates 10 meet In Con-
ssssies o. NE ish Judicial Msstiss, 70 pat In
snassoa suitable candidate for Judge az said Dis
VIA. therefore Ihe Republican voters Of Scott
Ceassy are hereby requested 10 meet In their ~.
epsssvs sovnsAies, stAsir nasal places Of holding
slssAons, Saturday The SSH day Of February, a.
l O'Clock r. NJ, 10 Appoins Delegate. 20 NEE, In
sait County Convention.
BY order ef the c.. Central Com.
n PATTON. Chairman.
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PERFUMED BREATH.-Whst lady or gentleman
~ouId remain under the Of disagrssable breath
shsn BY usins the "BALA OF TAousAED RLowEas' a.
denthss would not only render IL but leave the
s.esh white aiabastsrf Many persons do NOT know
their breath he bsd and the subject delicate their
friends viii mention it. Pour q single drop Of
.Bsim your tooth brush and wash the tech night
and morning nifty cent bottis viii last year
A BBAUTiFuL COMPLEXION Inay easily be &C.
iuirsd BY using the "BALh THoUsAsD FLowsss ~
Il will remove tan, pimplss aud scklss from the skin
leaving 1t VI soft and rossAss hue Wet towel pour
two OF three drops, and wash the fses night and
paning saggI
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--wet your shaving brush
either cold water your on two or thrse drop,
Of .bALn on faousAap RLovsks,n rub the beard we'll
and 1t Will make beautiful cot lxthsr much heIta
ting the operation Of shaving Price only 6fty cent?
FOR sails by all Druggsts. p ware Of counisrf,ts
None genuine unless signed by
W. p. EETaIDGE & Co.
sp 2sdsp Franklin Square, New York.
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JoHs b. GoucH delivered his fare well
lecture In the West at Chicago on Tuesday
evening last. The entire proceeds were
presented TO him. MFR. Cough lei. immedi-
stey for the East soon to commence an en-
gagement Of three years in Europe.
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NAs Doss.-They are killing offthe dogs
Tor fear 81 hydrophobis At Burlington. The
1askss says thss policeman hsdto shoe.
sSseS ilEls Il . dog four feet distant before
b ssesssdsd In hsIpg u.
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The newspapers record, as AL event 10
be marked, the first marriage Of Hindoo
woman that ever occurred in Csleu,te. Ii
took place on the 7th Of December. 1t is
SAD that the parties are Of the highest re-
spectsbility, and this will prove marked
event IN tbs history Of Hisdostap,
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Papers 10 this city please copy. 4

DESTRUCTIVE FIsE IL Lyons We learn
from the Lyons Advocate, tExua,) that
whole block OF buildings in thu, place was
destroyed by Ere on the night OF the 10Th
inst. The Advocate and Mirror pria,iap
Offices were burned out, but The inslerisi
was parity saved.
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GRAPE VINES,

THE sub isribss weuld respectfully call No "
j sention OF Vine GrovsTS 70 IL
Early Northern Masooalne 0IeIo.
Having raised and proved over forty dtesee.m y.
hsuss Within the last as years, We lad u y ",
fscuy hardy, very prolific and ripsning oss 1
one gallon OF wine 70 every quarts Of eass IL -.
We have . limited stock Of large en1 ye9SS ~.
plants for spring plAnung which may b haa s,sn
each, according 70 age and siss. We caunes -
public against fraud ulent vsnders. We Asvs n,
pointed Ne ssrs. Finley q Dwifs our aeeons A.
Iowa, OF whom plants may b had. a nsess1
count 10 dealers. r. eTkWAHIi.
- p. h, HAWKING;
New Lebanon Shaker village, Celspbia Goa
HF. FINLEY n DWlRo, AeeSn.
For particulars see large bills n bsstovssse ~
tymsp's or at Gazette OMcs. JanO
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

pUmE SEEDs:. G s.ss1s,s II ,sss
HNhE subscribers hereby inform Ne paells, ~
l. hey havsa small lot Of pure frssh ssea -
Genuine Chinsse Sugar Ca1s ,u
for sale, In packages ssasiest = plant qusn "a Il
~ acre each st ! per package. u may " Vsa
Messrs. burrows q Pretty asnb, OF Wa w.
Iuyl's or OF The subscribsss d ssQtt NuSeey1as
Davenport Jan 20 d9m FINLEY q pwAA
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~ AsDablicsns Of Dsysppar Township vi
10 sseesdance with tbs above cell neessa Tie Court
Hosss, On saturday, The sssh inst, n o'e cek r.
- :, 70 appoint peisestes te NE Csunty Conventions
aAA ssuAsacs other busiiess. fsii attendapee 10
p~ssssaea. BY order Of Township Com.
per pemoccai please copy. "A. McLoskf.
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A BoARD OF TRADE has been organized
Il Keokuk. All Of our river cities are be-
ginning to feel the necessity Of some such
wholesome organization for the protection
of the rishts Of their citizens.
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1897. 1lSk4.
ORUGS, MEDICINES,
PA1Te, OIL. GLASS, CLASS
WARE, PxRfUHE1Y, Ac.
CHAkLESs, BLOW 4 CO.,
Wholesals Dsalsrs,

Wholesals Dealers,
ST. LOUIS, MO
WILL, on the opening of the river, be in receipt
o. their late purchases, consisting OF
5000 Packages Of Drugs and Nsdisinss,
500 cases 1iemans Paints, dry and In oil;
o'ceo kees hiowS pure White Lead, In IS, 50, leo
100 keSs French Zinc, vhite;
500 bbls. English Linseed Oil;
luD Tanae NJ Oil
leo Refined winter whals OH;
100 Machinery ell;
l0V No. Lard OIL;
lo9 Copsl, Japan and Coach vsrnishss;
30p Whiting and Putty;
To Ground and clipped Logwood;
,Olo cases Sanford's Ext. Loewood;
1000 dozen Adsms' Boston Faint Brushes, Ac;
W. boxes esch sxlv, 10xl2, and 1oxI& Pit tsbursh
Glase;
zoe boIss Ioxi5 up 10 sox.a Pit.st urrh Class;
9,e0 Druggist shop Furniture
,0OO Bottes Vtals, Ae;
100 bbls. each Alum, Epsom Salts and brim no ne
IS sasts French Flour sulphur and powdered
Cream Tartar;
so bbls Csnphor,
iO0 cases TartaTtic Acid;
ieu sasss best French and ansri Pc rfuusry
ie0 bags eaeh Pepper and Pimsnte;
500 cases WolGs Sch apps;
so easss sofs Madras Indigo;
IS casks prime Dutch Nader:
,oo0 kegs Newcastle 0s.Carb Soda
CASH and PROMPT TIMR BUYERS visiting our
city, are requested TO give us cali before On aha
sing, - We feel conadent that ~ can supply Them
outof our immense stock At 10 yer agurss than they
can buy Of any othsr House In the west.
feoiA dsv CHARLES, BLOW 4 CO. Z
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The funeral Of Father Mathew, in Cork,
was attended by fifty thousand people, and
the bishop aud seventy priSsss ofIcIs,sd in
church.
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before lhs latter.
The qualities Of these Safes are so well known
that the rsjorty Of the merchants of New York and
tbfiadel hiA use no other make Of Safes We can
furnish - Of all szes aud with any description Of
Locks wanted, aud will warrant 10 the s,n,ost ali
The qualities OF tbs Safes We sell.
sB29 BURROWS, PRETIYMAN6 DALEKIJ
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Noxu 0<o~o 4 Now a. "a.
NOW 0COXO 0u u NOW w OOU
=. " ~ a. ANCn
A Ri opening ct the stand formerly occupied by
"A Sutton 4 Co., corner OF Rock IsiAnd aud second
ssrsssA an entire new stock Of
~
DRY GO DIS
n.acht ~. -. u a.. - a.. :. ~
srnrresly asr M. ,as.s 81 Iii 10 - - sSa
spd s..sou ,ln, .s~s ~ . = ~
LADIES' DRESS GOODS -,
ishfAe, and comprises great many elegant styles
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
ERuT TkkRS, large sizes, Flovsriag I ma
! osaGe Orange Seed, kvsrgrssns " lssSs "
ttiss, for sAie u Scott Nurssry. .,,s
Jsnss oSm FINLEY q ""
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4 Recipe that rarely ever fails % cure Cold,

Now, while wiutsr, with It's barthsa q Colds an
coashs, 10 with think reaeiy that will relieve
such yisitstions should be highly prissd and all who
knos the worth Of this remedy, will Do - doprizs
iidolbly. rakea double doss Of Or sAnfords Inyiss
rstor, sud II will give greater relief than any other
medicine We rrsd for We have rarely 70 repeat the
dose b entirely fires from Cough, aud the
luass have time throw OF the collected matter the
cure Is complete. Az family medicine. for The Of
3ewel DissassA worms, psrs9Ssmsnt Of The stomach
and Liver. We rsconnsndA knowingly, For sale
BY Drusgisss generally, and Chas. T. Webb, Dav.
export; also b. Sanford & Co.. N. Y. City.
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