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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-10
st. Louis Election.

st. Louis, Aug 3.
Congressional returns from four precints and
the wards In tie city, excepting two small pre-
cints foot up rs follows Barrett dem, 6459 ;
Blair emaucipationist, 5229 Breckenridge,
merican 1895.
Returns for members Of The Legislature, and
county officers. not yet counted, but the whole
democratic ticket Is , lined TO be elected by .
majority of 500 or 500.
The whole vote cast will not exceed $4,000.
St. Louis, Aug 4.
The complete returns Of the Congressional
vote foot up as follows
Barrett, 61l8; Frank P. Blair. 61I2; Breck-
enridge, $3.50. The remaining precincts to be
heard from viii increase Barrett's majority to
nearly 100 The whole democratic ticket is elect
ed bv an average majority of 500. The Congress
sional vote in the following counties is reported
thus
In Marion Co, Anderson has 200 majority ;
Pike Co. l07 maj Galloway Co, 500 to 1000
maj Cooper Co gives Woodson $50 majority
over both of his opponents Cole Co., by official
report gives Reid $50 majority over Woodson
In this county, Cordell dem has beaten Gar
denhil, the present emaneipationist Mayor of
jefferson City, for the Legislature, by 257 ma
jOrlty.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.-It
seldom occurs, that notice. any circumstance pat
ent medicines, restoratives any thing of the kind
Tor we have a prejudice, against most of them. But
candor compes invite attention
ment of Prof Woos tIair Restorative the last col
umn al the bottom of third page Of This paper. We
too Juvenile to require anything of the kind, but
some instances Of its have come 10 knowledge
which almost assures that it is sovereign remedy
against the hair becoming prematurey gray 1t il
clair Dye but upon its application directed the
effect is produced tue skin, which brings out the
original native colored har without Stiffness and gives
it glossy and natural appearances. We have per-
who have used it, and they much pleased with
it. Examine the advertisements Missouri Republican.
Sold by all respectable Druggists Aug.
r. D. PULFORD, Agent Alipera, Point
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dive!
IAe OTiginal and Best IN the y,

=
All others mere limitations, and should avoided
il you wish 10 escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
injury to Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been ard
ed to VIM A. Bachelor since 1882 over 1000 ap-
pcaons have been made the Hair of his patrons OF
mis- famous Dye.
WIN a. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not 70 be distinguished from nature, and is
not to injure in the least however long may be
tinued and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes renedied the Hair
invigo-atsd forlife 10y this splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied in private rooms) the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, y. Y.
Sold in all cities Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box Of
WILLIAM :. BACHELOR
xivly 233 Broadway, New York.
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A STAPLE ARTICLE.

We would call the attention of friends TO tie fol-
lowing HAyERHTLL, Mass, Feb. = 1887.
Dear Sir:-Pernit the pleasure OF stating 70 you
the qualification have in vending, and the universal
favor Hocaaads German Bitfers meet with, by nearly
every person who has had occasion test their virtues
in this vicinity This establishment had the Agen
cy of your Medicine since 1853, and safely say,
there has been remedy placed before the public with
in the scope of my knowledge that has met much
general favor and worthily the German Btters-
/ have hesitation in recommending them to
TONER'S suffering with diseases for which they ap
Proprate feeling confident from past experience that
they viii do ALL and more, than IS promised them
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint defy eqaal.-
To Druggists recommend them as safe invest
ment, and to the public : a truly worthy remedy
Very truly yours,
To Dr.. c. ". Jackson CHAS. r. EMERSON.
These Btters be had Of any druggist or
medicines, in the United States, Canadas Indies,
or South America, at rs cents per bottle. They
prepared by Dr. c. N. jackson AIS Street. Phila-
deiphia Pa and every bottle has his signature the
wrapper. August
r. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point.
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Interesting from New Mexico.


st. Louis Aug. ?.
A dispatch from Independence of the Both
Ult, says the New Mexico mail, with dates to
July 18th, had arrived The mail party encoun-
tered severe storms Of rain and hail Oh the route
y o rain had fallen in the vicinity of Santa Fe
for several months.
Large bodies of Indians were met on the
plains who manifested an uniriendly teeling.and
eyiuced disposition to forcibly relieve the mail
party of their arms and provisions.
The Apache Indians, heretofore so hostile TO
the whites, are now perfectly friendly, and are
planting large crops of grain on Bonnetta River.
Travellers and herds pass through the country
unmolested.
A large party OF CaIiforniaus arrived a AL
hGquerque The latter part of June, and have de-
teruiGed to take the Both parallel OF latitude 10
accomplish their journey.
Commercial news auimportant Business was
dull. but the prospect for speedy revival Of
trade was expected
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Charles F. IlIslery, Plaintiff
-, . against In Circuit Court for Iowa
Polly Ashmore, his wife, Def
n Office is hereby given that by virtue of fecretl
~ orter or judgement for sale made by the above
named Court, July 2eth, 1855 in the above entitled
cause VIII seli a. Public Nendue the highest and
best bidder Tor cash. on the 2lst day OF January next
D. 1902 between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and the setting Of the of said day. the front
door OF the Court House. in the city Mineral Point
IN the county OF Iowa, and State of Wisconsin the fol
lowing described ReaI Estate being the mOrcaged prem
ises IN the above entitled action, To wit: fractional
secon no three 81 the northwest quarter west half
o. the southwest quarter, and the northeast quarter
the southwest quarter Of section No eleven ~ the
east nan 81 section No ten 100 ana east half Of tho
southwest quarter of section No ten 1Ol all Of which
said tracts OF land situated in township No eight S
noF 81 range No 1--WE east, in the County OF Iowa
state OF Wisconsin GEO. MESS ERSMITH
t2-t-a -n1-f-sm Sherir Io,-, r. w:
sherlf 5 0ee. CITY Of Mineral Point. JuIx 10 ISIS
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tA tH
Another Political Outrage.

Dsplty -liGrsbal OTIS Isn9vea-a7a for WHAT
Mr.. Otis IS resident of this city. and was
appointed Deputy Z. S. Marshal. under s. y.R
Ableman. and le-apPointed by the present in
cumtent, n. :. IAomas. He has made an eff
cient officer, and has gained the good viii of all
Tor whom or with whom e has done business.
bat at the late city election he rendered himself
assallable by refusing to vote tor set of candi-
didates nominated by the saloon keepers and
their adherents, together with five or six of these
cross-legged. cigar smoking demagogues. who
sometimes call in at the U. S. Hotel or the La
ger Beer Saloon, and sit with one leg over the
other, cigar in the mouth, cane in one hand
and a glass of lager IN the other boasting Of
their teats and consequence as federal officers
ard declaring that by their fruitful exertion Mr.
ohs has been removed tina: it was a fair fiobt'
and their poles had proved most decidedly tho
longest. We wonder how they mes.sure-xba,b-
er by the quantity Of lager, or BY public orin-
ION If by the latter, we shall see.
Messrs. Editors-Please insert tins and =
due time, We VIII endeavor. with YOUR perrniss-
ion, to give the public full account Of This on+
raseous act, on the part OF a few Democrats W bo
"V'-'' u ''e leadefs- 4 DENocR4r.
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IS The Minnesota State prison is to be To-
..-u.t yy-;..nna

- The Minnesota State prison is to be To-
Gated a. Winona-
20 Hanson Whitman died suddenly at New
London, from overvork in bayfield,
- English. the author of the English Com
promise. has been re-nornina5ed for Congress by
his constituents of the ID district, Indiana.
seT- Mrs. Cunningham denies the rumor of
her marriage to J. J. Eckel. She says he has
not visited her since the trial.
* The Emperor of F rance has proposed that
the debts of n. de Lanartine should be paid by
the nation
81 Daring her visit to Birmingham, Queen
Victoria listened to hymn sung by 47,000 Sun
day School children.
,- The 150t. commencement Of Yale Col
Iege took place Oh the 3D. The graduating class
numbered 30.
- The plague has re-appeared in Turkey,
and By the latest advices was rumored at Con-
stantinople. OF coarse it creates great conster-
nation.
20 Charles Fisher baggage master on the
T Illinois Central Road fell off the train on Satur-
day evening and had both legs cut OF below
+ the knee by the locomotive.
~ Rev. l. s Kalloch. who has been trying
1 the practice Of the Law in Kansas has accepted
The pastorage of the fremont Temple Baptist
Church. Boston, to which lie was called by a vote
of IS ont Of 50 cast.
s8 The death Of Gen Quitman is attributed
70 disease contracted at the ational Hotel. He
diued there vhere.so many were supposed to
have been poisoned, aud had not seen a well day
since up to the time Of his death.
- Within the last twenty years, upwards
Of fifty colleges have been founded. There are
now IN the United States, hundred aud TWEEN
ty-four colleges and universities. with an ag-
grega3e number Of students of 1900
.#- The Wythelle Cva) Telegraph, says that
Ex-Presideut Commonfort of Mexico. dined at
that plase in passing through on Sunday, and
Was oasted from the table by the landlord, fol
conduct unbecoming gentleman"
- The Legislature of the State Of Oregon
was to meet on the 4rh (5Jh) Of July, to elect
two [. s Senators. Ii is supposed Gen. Lane
Will be one. Delazon Smith and Chief Justice
Williams were prominent candidates. The late
election for State and Territorial officers re-
shifted in favor Of The regular democratic candi-
dates.
~. Il IS said that Mr.. Simonton, the cores
pendent Of the y. !. Times, ard 1Ir. Fillmore
tie correspondent of the \. \. Herald, had {
fight the ether day at Salt Lake City. Simon
ton smashed Fillmore's hat over his eyes, and
Fillmore making short work Of it, on the Plum
Cat system, replied by stab with pocket-knife
( Simonton got a little cut, but wasn't seriously
harmed. Such Is the narrative brought from
that distant region by some returning teansterz
how true it Is We cannot say.
j. y. B., a correspondent Of the GAINESVILLE
+ Gazetts. says that the present assessment law
was introduced into tAe Legislature from a &C m
nittee on the last day Of the session, and passed
both branches without being amended or read
over,-This accounts sufficiently for It's defect
i've character and The trouble that is being ex-
perienced under it.
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-E viii Camback, who made = honorable
a mark IN the isst Congress as republican mem
Ger IRON ihGtana. out vas defeated Of a re-elec
Il, b. the illiterate Foley, generously rarira5
from this falls canvass for the next Conryess-
Into vhlcb his friends a. home ana abroad cont
IDENTIFY expected him 70 enter with success.-in
order 70 secure wiCe- Union Of the antI-Te-
corrptoaltes q the district rpor Judge Hack
S-I9an' WHO Is now assured OF an election The
Lho-a2a po.ls e'o1ernGI has proper tribute 10 Mr.
O0no@ek S talents - man ard his co-ducr As
: poupolaH - this instance. He is vouro
nor ard hss distinguished future b,.tp-s rim
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,,c,ubI,esn District Convention.

-ae-e viii Jca Convention Of Repu5i-fa2 Delegates
froa the several towns io the southern AsseIao4y rs
-. ~ iowa County at the Court House IN the CITY
n MINERAL POINT on Saturday. August 2i-rs
I@5s at O'Clock, 2. H. fer tie purpose Of selecting
tq delegates Is represent =ad DISTRICT IN the Congress
,a1 Convention Is be he'd at PreiFie du Chen, Sept
The ii .rent toyns viii be entitled 10 delegates
4. follows Linden = Mfiin T. Mineral Point 4, Nata-
nsck J. and each w4rt il TIE City Of Mineral Point 10 "
ESQ. y. BLISS,
AMOS HAYES,
JOHN n WESTON,
JOHN JAMES,
WI BAISBRIDGE,
Dist- C5ra.
- f--, rs-r 9TH +s5s.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin Bank,
Mineral Point,

HiS institution having relinqushed its rights under
the Banking Law OF this State and deposited 3virb
the Bank Comptroller at Madison a sum OF mon ~ sf
Gent to redeem notwithstanding countersigned circuIa
ting notes at par.
Noce IS therefore hereby rivnu that all the counter
signed circulating BANK must be presented
al the BANK Comptroer's Office for redemption within
two years from the 24th OF December 1857 that the
anGs deposited for the redemption of viii be
surreu 6ered TO this Bank.
n32vlItn52v12 HENRY P. GEORGE, Cashier
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iRArK BLsis DEFEArED-We regret 10 he
compelled ~ announce the defeat Of Hon. Fran
60 p Bali. the candidate Tor Congress in the
s. Louis District. Mlssouri.-The large Aneri-
can vote in Mr. Blair's district vas divi6ed he
tween Basseit. the Democratic Candidate ans
iseekiaridge. the American candjdate-the Pro
Slavery portion voting Tor the former, and the
Free State men for lie latter-so that IL. Blair
though h reserved se.ne four hundred votes
Isars thar 81 former ocoasiou. when he WIS
e1-etci, : beaten ~ ps~se.. ab,r- 200 ~e-ss
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Republican Congressional Convention.

SECOND DIsTRIcT.-A Republican Convention for
thu second Congressional District IN the State o. Wis
ronstn. viii BE- holden at PR4TRTE DC CHEN on
wEpsEsDAY TIE FIRST OF EPTENBER ls58, at =
o'clock NJ for the purpose Of nominating candidate
Tor member Of Congress district, TO be supported
az the rext general election.
Each Assembly District will be entitled IL two dele
gates in said Convention
Itix recommended that the Republicans Of the ai'ier
ant Assembly district meet SATURDAY. the zsth o.
Auyst next and select delegates to said Convention
DAVID ATWOOD,
HAMMER ROBBINS,
T. :. ALLEN.
y. :. GIBSON,
s. e. CcLLEY.
: rtx9 1sys let Committee
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Rank Com ptroiler's Office

MADISON, June To- 1855.
THE WISCONSIN BANK, al Mineral Point, in this
i State, having reliuQuished business and deposited
in this Office Of money sufficient redeem all
their outstanding Undersigned circulating at par
Notice Is therefore hereby given, that all outsad
ing counteTsgneo OF said bank viii redeemed ct
par, presen tAfion at this Office. wa. II DENNIS
no2v1ltn23v12 Bank Comp troIler.
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Kansas Election.

On Monday. the second instant, if We may
Judge from he few returns received the people
of Kansas gave the English Swindle" its fnal
kick Although there Is strong desire there
70 enter the sisterhood Of States and throw off
the gIrdle OF childhood, they spuru with scon
the dastardly attempt Of the National" Dernoc-
racy. headed by the present imbici,e Admins
tration. to brbe them to sell their rights, their
liberty and their honor, for the title 20 a few
acres Of land, which no honorable administra-
ton would deprive them Of We trust the peo-
lie of Kansas VIII be at Washington at the open
ing Of TIE next session Of Congress, with a Con
sti,ution CT their own making, and demand inn
mediate admission. Then let the Adminis.ra-
tion keep them ont il they dare. The follow
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NAAERIED.

In this City. on the 9th inst. by Rev. James
Lawson, Mr.. WILLIAM UREN and Miss SARAH
E. Riley, both Of this city.
In the Town of Mineral Point, on the 1st inst
by the Rev. Phillip Allen, Mr.. JosEpH T. DA-
vEYs to MISS MARY JANE HOLMAN. both Of this
town.
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DR. RcHAcS's ScASDlNAvIAS BLoop MEn1-
eINEs--At last, Sweden. the ingredients Of two
Remedies that disinteet the blood of every cor
rupt element have found Dr. Robuck has
combined them. He offers the result in his
ScAND'NAvIAN BLoop PVsrFIEa and BLOOD PMS.
They are striking the faculty with amazement,
and causing thousands Of the sick to rejoice
ln cases Of indigestion. liver complaint, scrofu-
- rheumatism, diarrhea, in fact, in al. cases of
disease, aot organic, they cure the patient Is
certainly As day succeeds darkness. SEES ADJ
August
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

RoM the 81 bscrioer. living about four miles south OF
the village ofFranklIn, about the 24th day of Ju!v
Yoke Of Large Oxen, Red color, and Five Years old
One has straight horns and the other crooked the let
tiers &c Z " burnt into horn OF each, but ars
almost obliterated by time. Any person who will re.u-
them me, give information where they NAV he
and, shall be rewarded. JOHN FERGUSON
Franklin, Aug s, lsss sew
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-owpers of School and University Lands
in Iowa county hereby notified that unless the Taxes
paid thereon previous Second tuesday oSep
TENDER next the win be returned TO Madison
unpaid, when additional expense Of IS per cent will
De incurred. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
County Treasurer Iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point July 25th 1856 s0x4
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TRINITY BAY, y. F. Aug. 3.

To THE ASSOCIATED Press -
The Atlantic Telegraph fleet sailed from
Queenstownon Saturday l 9TH at mid ocean on
Wednesday, 2Sth, made the splice at l o'clock,
P III. and then sepsrated; the Agamemuon
and FaloroUs bound to Valentia, Ireland, and
the Niagara and Gorgon for this place, where
they arrived yesterday and this morning the
end OF the Cable will be landed
1t is 1888 nautical, or 1850 statute miles from
Harbor to the Telegraph House of Balls, Trinity
Bay, and for more than two thirds OF the dis
lance the water IS over two miles in depth
The Gable has been paid out from the Aga
memnon at about the same speed as from the
Niagara. The Electrical signals sent and re-
ceived through the whole Cable are perfect.
The machinery for pairing out the Cable work
ed IN he most satisfactory manner, and was not
stopped a single moment from the time the
splice was made, until we arrived.
Capt Hudson, Messrs. Everett, and u God
house, the Engineers, the Electricians and Of
ticers of the ships, and in fact every man on
board Of the Telegraph fleet, have exerted them
selves to the utmost, to make the expedition sue
cessful, and By the blessing of Divine ProvI-
derce, ii has succeeded.
After the end of the Cable Is landed and con-
nected with the land line of Telegraph, and the
Niagara has discharged some cargo belonging
to the Telegraph Company, she will go to St
Johns for coal, and then proceed at once 10 New
FORK Signed.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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JOHN JAMES,
w3l. BAISBRIDGE,
Dist- en-
giBe7sl Point, JAY eth. is5s-
The excitement in relation TO the newly
discovered gold mines bids fair g rival The Gail
garnia fever Of 1880. From the latest ac-
counts it appears that in California ltseit-only
! short time since tie El-Dorado Of adventur-
erz-rniners are leaving valuable claims, busl-
rezs men deserving their stores and ware houses
raschanIcs and farmers dropping their planes
and hoes. either shoulderiug their spades anu
,.icks for the purpose Of shovelling out British
dust on the banks Of the more modern Pactoius'
Or pocketing the hasty proceeds q their closing
sales to invest il $1,000 lots in the embryo cities
81 Victoria. Sehome or Whatcome- And ali
this. il would appear. upon the most flInsey re-
port based upon the extra7agant lmaglnailohs
# a few enthusiastic pioneers iato those by
,erborean regions Among al the accounts
winch We have read-and they are wonderfully
conrradictorv-there Is scarcely one which
gives any definite statement of extraordinary /
success, but all unite in saying that the gold Is
very fine, and difficult to be washed out. that
the river is so high that the bars cannot be wol K
ii. thus showing conclusively that the richness
~. t.aiz /. nrraIv a. vet. a matter Of specu-
,.ti,, And vet If j. TO he hoDed that the san
.,a7na a,ticpations Of those who have ventured
.boir al in the new project will not prove faI-
lsciors and that New Catalonia may, IN due
e,,rsa # events rise 70 the dignity Of q free
rennllie on the shores of the Pacific, nnfet-
.e-.J ~ tbs n,o,or,oly Of the Hudson Bav Com
many and from the shackles OF European des- +
.
es,.,ll IL, 80 tta case v-r.+ luminous
- -, y. mo-, H.. sfa-as,oansbin
-. r...,,,..a+;, l..aa.r. rr},-a yrqrch-
80 ..5t.9 "A ~ f..s, r., and VIII,
-, - ..,.,. ,,-3. 4q3 and
60. -,..-....,..-.r.- IL. .,...r. n rI.s III
-. -. :, r,..1., and
.t.... -, - rsi5
con ann l.,..a- .lic. II ,f.,-;,o tb,1,eb
s.I .,-..s.,--, - i-..,,r+ camel.
-, ~, - -, :, I.,,. .,4s-is, wells
-. III, s.,r.r,I,, ,f r.ate- and
~ s.a.. ..aaa,,,,-sl ad,oin,stra,,o, i now vii
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IN all diseases indomaon or less predonaiuates
to allay inflammation strikes the very root of dis
ease-hence an iuiine Hate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and nothing else IL allay iuaaraton at once and make
a certain cure.
DALLEG'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will cure the following among great catalogue Of dis
eases Burns Scalds Cuts Cha:cs Sore Nipples Cosns
Burions, Bruises Strains Bites Poison Ciibains Ees
Scrofula Ulcers Fever Sores Gout Scrofua Ulcers Fe-
Sores Felons, Ear Ache Piles Sore Eyes Govt swell
liHgs, Rheumatism, Sesld Head salt Rheum Badness
Eryspelas Ringwolm, BARRIERS Ich Small Pox Measles
Rash, &C, &c.
To some it may appear neredulous that so many DIS
eases should be reached by article such an idea will
vanish when reflection points the fact that the salve
is combination of Ingredients each and every one ap-
plying perfect antdote TO its opposite disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical because the time is so short be-
tween disease and permanent cure; and IS an erac-
tor as it draws all diseases the part av-
ing nature perfect before the injury Il IS scarcely
necessary say that house, workshop, OF Isanufc-
tory should be one moment withoutit.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon
il steel plate engraving with the name Of Henry BAL
ley, Manufacturer.
For sale by all the principal Druggists and patent med
ieine dealers throughout the United States and Cansd
Principal Depot,
i65 Chambers Street. New York.
- , c. +. CHACE.
~ - oA't 'hD' agent lily
DYSPEPSIA AND TITS.
DIR. TRACY DELORME, THE GREAT cURER OF
CONSUMPTION, was for several years SO badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part OF the time he was confined
to his bed lie was eventually cured 10y prescription
furnished him by young cairvoyant girl. This pre-
seription, given by child while in state Of trance
has cured everybody who has taken never having fail
ed once 1t IS equally as sure in cases Of FITS
PEPslA The Ingredients may be found any drug store
viii send this lie prescription to anv person on
the receipt of Que stamp to pay postage. Address
DR. TRACY DELORME, GREAT CrRER OF Covst-,fI.rIoy
l4W5 New York Post Office