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A TIGER CAPTURKD IN KENTUCKY.-A letter
from Bourbon County, KY, says:
have just returned from quite an exciting
scene, the quier of our neighborhood having
bsen disturbed by the discovery Of . large and
ferocious tiger. He was first seen BY black
boy, on the farm Of Mr. WIN. Turner, Sr. The
alarm being given, some fifty or sixty Of the
neighbors, (white and black) soon assembled,
armed and equipped, and gave chase to the ra-
pAcieus monster. He was pursued near half
mile oy the dogs, TO the forks Of the cane
ridge road. Stopping at this point, he couclu-
ded 10 give battle, aud after fighting with des.
persiion for long time was finally captured.
lie lived only short time after and Is nov
10 the possession Of William Turner Jr. As 10
where hs came from. and how he happened 70
stop here In Old Bourbon 10 oi course mere
conjecture; il is quite probable that be made
his escape from some mGnagerie.
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n. 1SIIouins sss shs rssesssioss saspssd ~
=. co.vsu,isa which ssssaelsd q Iowa Gay
- week, By vose u shrss % one:
= s..,,,.a rbas this Convention is in favor Of
kes3Is., ..,.m II S.ass aid v sucA Railroads
atsels'ysS ~ Importance 70 an amount Dot ex-
~ ~ 8 siShs millions Of dollars.
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the Isnee "a cueht 70 be adopeo1 by eur
= sao ~. ~, ,vin such nodissAion. :. may bs
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Hso .x.. rs,;slsturs should saonas sscn oye-
,e.. .en 70 ss u. people !. early day - p'''l0's
70, S tnss s1' ~. This Convention should me-
R:sas.ai ;... i. Governor Of The s..,: = s.!
:... =: Z: ss:: !. :.. ss :. sss &C.
=. s.I,.si.g csanitsss vas appointed o.
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owing to the inmenssy Of their drsssss, - sisA.
or burned 10 death, or have large poetioo g
the valuable and extensive stock of draosey
which they carry about them destroyed, theoo
eminent financial gentlemen have detsrmineA .
establish Wife Insurance Company.
TIE PoULrRy Trade IN NEw Yoax.-Nsw
York Is gatted with poultry, which has had The
effect 70 cheaper beef. The receipts axe still
large. Tarkies sell a. SC. and chickens d O..
per ID. s ANe
The North Carolina Legislssurs has before Il
bills to permit free persons Of color TO chooeo
their own masters and become dawes; to in
crease the number Of nlavsholders h sho STATE
aud strengthen The domestic iDstitusiou; 20 s1-
empt one slave fron assaehnsas; -
The "arissocracy. o. the California mines :
dsvelopedin in the subjoined paragrsph from -
Sonora Herald:
isis" said young ady Who had jus, doaped
the long dress, addressing . more juvenije miso.
still cOndned 70 pantaless, "why do yea m
with that common nineff He ie 10 ocuouns. =
only mudsill. and vill nsvss bs aAyshine siss.
You can do bssser. Why doot you q Nh -
Two sisters named Rusl, assd IL sna ! y..rn.
we're drowned vhile atsempsinR 70 epd;s ~
Crsw6sh river near Columbss, Ky., fsw isys
since. A Ashird sister. aged - years, hsd nsr.
row escape. Their mother vas ds6wwgd undev
similar circumstances. ag sLs same piace, tuo
years ago. ss6
The marriage Of John U. Petit. member Of
Congress iron the Eleventh District of lndiana.
% Mss Benton. daughter of the late Hon. okm-
u-l Benton. b annoGncsd. -
The position Of tie democraay Nerth 40 ssalh
on the English bill ramlndn u 0f thn nnnWoa
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The Nisarsgusn s1igsanss oave gone " 80
in the schooner susan. The cutter McIeIlan
fred into her, but id no damage. Ospt. AAusy
Of the Susan refused TO stop. BEfss ss7M&if N
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OBITUARY,

oblitAh1.
n1ED.--In Massilon. on the nth inst. at the house
Of his father, Wa. henry DlGGs, aged 10
years. -aa e.m.. Pr. ......
The death Of the deceased was occa-
stoned by the lock jaw, resulting from
the accidental discharge Of gun which
ne was loading, woundipg him in the
wrist. The injury was not at first con-
sidered at all dangerous, but it uncxpec-
tedly took a turn which batiled all efforts
to relieve him; and thus suddenly has
been cut off one of the brightest orna-
ments Of our community. For the last
four years the writer had been well ac-
quainted with him, and, in all that time,
he saw nothing in him that did not be-
come the faithful, obedient sou, the kind
and aifectionate brother, and the cheerful
and happy associate. At the time Of his
decease he was a member of our Sabbath
school, in which he took deep interest,
and continued to prepare his lesson until
u few hours before his death. lie had
been connected with the school from its
opening, in April last, aad from that time
to his death, he had memorised aud reel.
to his teacher, the full number of two
thousand seten hundred and sirtg-one
rerses, and that, too, without interfering
with his usual farm work. His funeral
was attended By a large concourse Of Sab.
bath school scholars and mourning friends,
all of whom felt that shining mark had
fallen. Con-.
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The steamer Silver Lake now plies reg
ularly between Burlington, Iowa, and
Oquawka junction, the present western
terminus of the Chicago and Burlington
Railroad distance of nearly ten miles.
The railroad track is at the bottom of an
ocean of water for a distance of ten
miles. This new steamer is now regu.
lar railroad packet, connecting with NOR
ming and evening trains. Capt. viii
loughby reports that the ,halowest water
they found on Monday was four feet, aud
the river has risen half as much more
ince.--Oqua,rha Spectator, llh.
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TAILoHING.--Iead the card of Messrs.
Yard 4 Edwards, who IRE now carrying
on the Tailoring business, in It's various
departments. We believe their reputa.
tion for suit-ing all those who favor them,
and that to their entire satisfaction, has
never been questioned: which, in addi-
tion to the easy terms and low charges,
will secure to them an extensive bust
ness. Rooms over the Post Office.
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The Railroad.

The directors Of the Cedar Valley and
Minneapolis Railroad, held meeting in
St. Paul, last week, and made arrange
mcnts to commence the work immediate
ly. Surveyors are already on the route at
Minneapolis, aud are to be at this place
this week, making their final surveys.
Proposals for contracts have already been
received, and further propositions will be
solicited by the board. 1t is desired by
the company to have the grading done
BY small contracts to those living in the
vicinity OF the line, aud thus secure to
them directly the benefit Of tho oxpendi-
turc An Office is now opened at North.
field for the transaction Of the business 1t
the company --F1r,iauh Herald
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iONEY SAVED,
BY SUBSCRIBING TO
Hodge ',suFHal Of Finance and Bank
RpnOrfpr.
HIT REPORTEP,0 IN OyEy

~ he only work ever pablishcd giving cor
=, ! ''iifsations and fac siinile descriptions o
tt the Genuine H1:.k y jtes. Il.
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A Total Destruction Of the City of Cairo
Threatened.

A Total Destruction Of the City of Cairo
Threatened.
Dispatches to the Chicago Tribune
state, that on the afternoon of the 18th
June. creyasse opened on the Mississir-
pi side of the town, through which the
water poured at fearful rate, filling up
the whole space between the levees, aud
was running over the cmbankments, on
the Ohio side. About thousand feet of
the Illinois Central railroad is washed
rway. The left wing of the New hotel
fell assunder, and the balance was expec-
ted to fall that night. Nearly all the
houses were tumbling down and drifting
away or sinking. Scarcely building in
the city is expectedto Withstand the food
The water was two and half feet deep
in the second stories of the Taylor House.
and rising rapidly. Mound City is also
also ia danger Of being overfowed.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-Th July
number Of this popular periodical is re-
ccived. Mrs, Ann 8. Stephens, VIC sec,
begins thrilling original Novelet, enti-
tied liking Philips Daughter. Here
after, Mrs. S. will write exclusively for
"Pcterson's Magazine" her own having
merged into it, and her fine corps of
contributors transferred to it also This
makes Peterson unapproachablc in lit
erary merit. Now is the time to sub
scribe, as new volume commences with
the July number, Terms, 81 per annum;
or, eight copies for SO. Address, Chas.
J. Peterson, 500 Chestnut-st., Philadel-
phia. A specimen may DO seen at this
office.
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Steamboat Explosion.-Two Hundred Lives
l.OSfs

ST.. Louis, June IA dispatch from
Memphis this p. Nj. says: The steamer
Pennsylvania exploded her boilers Sur
day morning at six o'clock, near Ship
Island, seven miles below this place, and
burned to the waters edge. About $50
passengers were on board 1t is believ-
ed two hundred were killed or drowned.
The Diana and Imperial took all the pas
sengers they could find in the water on
shore. @ a
june lG.--The calamity caused by the
explosion Of the steamer Pennsylvania is
even greater than was at first supposed.
The victims are believed to number not
less than 250.-LHi. Press
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NEW YoRK, May Sl.--The Eceaing
Post understands that Gen. Houston, i'm
mcdately after the Adjournment of Con,
gress, contemplates an expedition into
Mexico with a company of four or five
thousand men, for the purpose of cut
ting off another slice of territory and
bringing 1t into the Union.
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DIR. BRIGGS WORM DESTROYER
An sfectaal remedy, 10 removing worms.
For sale by w. q IT, bi6I4Ei.
Upton, May lst, 1858 lsn
Notes Stolen.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N subscriber had his pocket book, containing
the following described promissory notes stolen
on the gath day Of November. y lsS1. while
travelling on the railroad east OF Chicago. 70 wit:
One note against Clement Heart and william
Heart foe 500, dated Sept 24ta 1856, payable In
one year from date.
one note against William Heart for sG5, dated
Sc piember 2sth, 1856, payable in one year from
date, and a psyment Of $50 endorsed Nov, lst
1857,
One note against Caleb Barber. for ST.. dated
Sept. 10Th 1885, payable In one year from date
One note against Nathan Busby and j. Holtry
dated Nov. 18th, 1851, for SIS. payablS July LIST,
1853
All Of said notes arc made payable TO Jacob
Stackslsgsr or bearer or " Jacob Stocksiager or
order and bear intetest from date. All persons
are eautioued not to purchase any one OF said
notes, a. they are my ppperty. And the above
named persons are cautioned not to pay anything
ppon them until they are otherwise directed by
me or by D. A. Bissell, my attorney. who has my
Instructions in the premises.
JACOB sTOCksLAGER.
Upton. Dee. 5th, 1857. Asu
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From Cairo and Mound City.

CENTRALIA, June 10th.
The reports to day from Cairo are of
the most alarming character. The wa
is still rising.
Mr. J. Ashley, chief engineer on the
I. G. r. r., gives it as his opinion that a
foot moro rise will sweep Cairo entirely
away.
Mound City is under water. There is
now six or eight inches on the first floor
of the Shelton house.
The depot grounds--the highest place
in the city-is covered to the depth of
four or FIVE inches.
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'. w. s. LUNTS
LIVER OR :ANTI-Bll.t.IOIs PILLS.
sALsAM FOR THE THROAT = ru~o..
LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT,
BY GrPgOrie's Instant Cure Of Pain.

The momentH r. i,>e,i internally it darts thro
the system allays pain instantly. In four minutes
it has di!tused through the lymphalc s, stem and
blood It's thrilling power and quickly forced ito
way through every feverish or diseased nerve,
VEN or gland, dissolsing obssructions relieving
inflammation, fsycrs and syasmodic pains has cured
nervous headache In 80 minutes, cnriug rheama-
tsm magcally, in fact il is the yra non VI me-
dicinc -. ..----.
just Try One Bottle. .-Price - cts.
All the above Medicines are for sale fy W. d
u bA1LEi, Upton. Iowa. 2syl.
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Anew AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in Medicine!
JUST OUT:

Dr. CULSLtNWEHHD HsAIs U
on AN eNrIRELY NEW AND PERFECT REMEDY
%, snrrna.errh,.-a Of seminal weak ness Debility, ser-
Depresson Of Spirits Loss Of Energy, Lassi-
t.Se. Tinidity. Involuntary Seminal Discharges In.
cared Sight and Memory, Blotches and Pimpes on inc
rce Pes indigession, Paiptation of the He.rt. and
h.dv rrostsa alton OF the whole system inducing lHpo-
tspcy and mental and physical Incapacity.
rhis little work, emanating from quaiineh member
~ ne medical profession, gives most isPvRrAsr
eyss pusLIssEp, to oil persons entertain
dons Of their physical condition. OF who IRE con-
scous Of having hasarded thsir health and nap
eft and the suppression Of smprcism and exoretant
fsrs Sent tree 20 any add receipt OF two stsms
by Dr. CHAs. KLINE, 50 LIST Avenus' Aes i"N' 20
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The LADIES HoMn MAGAZINE, ed
tied by T. S. Arthur and Virginia f.
Townsend, for July, is received. 1. al
ways meets with warm reception, and
well it may, for no other magazine pre-
seuts purcr or more entertaining litera-
ture. This is the frst number of new
volume, and therefore is good time to
subscribe. No better two dollar magazine
is to be found. Address, T. s. Arthur
4 Co., 323 Walnut-st., Philadelphia.
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HARDWA ARE
JAMES & G. A. MYER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign. g. Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
House Furnishing Goods,
Cedar St, Upton, Io,ca,

ARE now receiving and opening the Largest and
Best selected Stock of Goods ever brought 10 this
country which have lcen selected with great
care and pnrs cd upon the best terms, from the
manufacturers agents, thereby saving the advance
usually paid by those purchasing only small guam
titles from jobbers and enabling to otter them
tn our friends ct small advance upon Eastern
prices. We respectfully solicit IA eXamination of
cur Goods. before purchasing elsewhere, We are
determined to dispose OF them II. Chicago and 81
Louis prices.
We name in part
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Files and Tools.
f,r..,s IgtIa- n MI Rnrrl.Irnrs-
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pA- We have intelligence of terri
bic gale on the Banks of New Foundland,
attended by terrible destruction of life
aud property. Three hundred fishermen
are said to have been lost.
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Great Fire IN E0StO,>.

BvsToN, june ia destructive fire
occurred on Milk street, at an early hour
this morning, involving a loss of about
100000. Among the buildings des-
troyed was Corrinthian Hall.
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Nen Aobertlsemen
TAILORING.

X. YARD. T. s. EDWARDS.
THE above business will be earried on in all
j its branches ia the room formerly occupied
by the Cedar Democrat over the post Office. We
invite the citizens Of Upton and the country
around, to cali and try W, and see ii we can't
FIT, make and please. We warrant all our work,
and do IL to ORDER in the latest New York style.
Recollcct that one coat well made to order l.
worth two made for eastern merchandise, We
will do cutting on the shortest notice. Prices rea,
sonable. We will take most kinds of produce,
and wood in particular. for our work.
Upton June 10Th, ISIS. 25m6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Extract Duchn, fer Diseas
es Of the Bladder. Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy, Weak
ness, &C. is a safe aud pleasant remedy. Read
the Advertisement in another column, headed
".ielmbold Genuine PrepartOn.f
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,NoTIcE.--We, the undersigned, mer.
chants and shop-keepers Of Upton, here
by agree to close our bushes, houses and
shops on Monday, the 9th day of July,
1858, which day will be celebrated as the
anniversary Of our independence:
Cassad 4 Gilmore, Chas. SHETLAND,
Smith Brothers, SSm'l Tomlinscn,
J.: il. Rowell, J. 4 G. A. Myer,
VIM. Bagley, +. p. 4 w. Dean,
J. l.. Ray 4 Co., Friend& Culbertson,
Reig't Mcnamara, Il xer, Crew& T. ner,
Ii. D. Brown, John Trcadwell,
Austin Parsons, Il. NJ. Huber,
Samuel Toner, Fred. Hershfeld,
J. 4. Muszy, Geo Bagley,
4. & NJ. Childs.
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pO~ The Niagara aud Agamemnon,
having the telegraph cable on board, sal 1.
ed for the west coast of Ireland on the eve
ming of the Goth ult
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CURED BY INHALATION.

Which conveys the remedies the cavities In the lung,
through the passages. aud coming direct contact
the cough, free and heals
thelungs rurides the blood. mpats we'd vitality
the nervous sten, giving that tone and inds
Fensas for the restoration Of scah To state
sonhdent!y that Consumption scurablcr ~ talation,
to source Of unany ed pleasure. IL is much un-
der the control of medical tseafI any other fsrmi
dbe disease ninety - every hundred can he
cured in the first stages and tfy in the
but in the third stage IL Is Impossible t. than
five per for the Lars mp by the disease
~ to bid defiance to medical skill. Eyen however, in
the last Stages, Inhalation affords extraordinary relief
To the suffering attending this fearful scoayge which an
nua'y destroys nsy Thousand persons in the Uni-
ted states alone; aud correct calculation shows that
the prescst pop aiatea Of the earth, eigsy millions are
destined 10 I'll the soasa@stye's grave.
Truly te qniVsr e death has fatal as Con
sumption. In an 1t has been the great enemy of
ife for it spares neither bat sweeps alike
the brave the beautiful the graceful and the CITED
By the help OF that seprene Being from whom eo,peth
every good and perfect ss enabled to offer to the
afflicted permanent and speedy in Consumption.
The dy Of tuherees is from Fare osd and the
Immediate effect produced rs their deposition In the
iunss is To prev she free admission al the air
cells, which causes weakened vitality through the en-
tire system. Then surely is more rational .xpecs
greater good from medicines entering the cavities o the
lungs than from those administered through the
the patient III always find the unrs free the breath
ing easy, after haling remedies. Thus, Inhaafion in a
local remedy, nevertheless 1t acts consttutonsly and
with power and certainty than remedies adn
tered by the stomach. To prove the powerful and direct
influence of this mode of administration, ciora form
hailed viii entirely destroy senshy ia few minutes,
paralyzing the entire stem. that limb may
lie anputatei without the slightest pains nhag the
binary burning Ina will destroy life in few hours.
The Inhalation Of ammonia will rouse the system When,
fantng apparently dead. The otor of many of the
medicines is peepthe il tho skin in few minutes an "
being inhaled and lie Immediately detected IL the
blood convincing proof of the constitutional eects
Of inhalation, is the fac that sickness is always
by breathing foul airs this not positive evidence thai
proper remedies carefully prepared and iieously ad-
ministerial through the lungs should produce the happi-
est results During eighteen years practice toas
ands suffering from diseases Of the lungs and threat,
have lcCn under my and have effected maiy re-
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Misc ellaneous Articles.

Lamps, of every descriptions; Sewing Birds,
crochet Needles, china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
GraterE Port Monnaies Ssgar eases, cnrtain Pins
and bands, Hargiees. Tambonrines Victims, Guitar
and Violin strings, spectac,es. Pocket comlasscs
Tape Lines Horse F.eams Pocket Knives stair
Rods House, Nhitewash Scrub Dust and Paint
Brushes Stair ana clothes Brushes, Toastefs, sad
Irons. Patent sefheatng Irons, House Bells. Rat
Traps, ETC.. etc. 25tl.
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@ ii 10 STA I Il AN ID L Mo \
LAW COL l. b G +.

This Institution has been removed to Cleveland Ohio.
Degrees legally conferred and Students upnnG du-
ating may be admitted to practice. For Circulars adj
dress, at Cleveland, t6-lyl NJ. A. KING, see'!.
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WASHINGTON, June l2.--Tho Wash
ington correspondent Of the Euening
Post learns from reliable source that
Howell Cobb is about retiring from the
Cabinet, and Senator Pierce, Of Mary.
land is to take his place.
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Price &l per Bottle. or Six for S5, Deliver.
ed to any Address.

Accompancfhy reliable and responsible Cetifccs from
Professors OF sc,scs Colleges, Nergynen and others.
Prepared and sold " IT. +. HENBOLp,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
No. - South feath ST.. btor CatstHH,, .sssenbig
BsiidiBgs, Pkiia.
III ITO be had Of j. d. =. STEWART Neolxul. To-
VII, general wholesale agents. and Of all the Druggist
and Dealers throughout the United States. Canadas
and British Provinces.
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~ An adjourned meeting for the ex-
animation of teachers will occur on
Saturday, June 26 inst, at 10 o'clock A.
M. j. MAYNARD, Supt
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AQrifuIturaI implements,

Consisting Of Germ Shelters, Straw cutters, Lit
tie Giant corn and cob crushers, Horse Rakes, a
superior article. piowR. cutiyators, Scythes era
dies Hay and Manure Forks Hand nakes, Ok
yokcs Snaths. Hoes and Rakss, etc, etc, etc.
Chains.- .Log, Halter Trace, Coil, Binding and
fifth chains, Pump chains aud Fixtures complete,
- u.
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and in fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now is the time to buy yonr Goods in order TO
get the STYLES and tbs q we'll known fact thut his
prices are always as low as the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether you
want to buy or not, we want your opinion OF them
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, but
take pleasure In doing 90. CiA'S SHETLAND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-19

One hundred dollars viii he paid to any physician who
can prove that the medicine injured paent: and
the testimony of thousands he produced to prove
that The medicine injured patient; aud the te .,i-
nony Of thousands produced to prove that il does
great good. Cases Of from week to thirteen years
standing have been effected. The of Voluntary
Testimony In possession Of the Proprietor youching its
virtues and curative powers, ia immense. embracing
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