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4 HE hESIOhA 1--WE OF Pr0f. ". j.
II Wood, for restoring hair perfectly and per-
mauently. has never YET had rival. Volume after
volume might be given from all parts of the world,
and from the most intelligent, TO prove that il is a
per Restorative; but read the circular and you
cannot doubt; read also the following:
II PTHE HAIR.-People have for centuries been
ai ic ted with bald heads, and the only remedy here
tOiore known has been those abominable wigs. BY
recent discovery of Professor Wood these articles
being ia st dispensed with, but great any per-
sons still patronze them, because they have been
often impos ed upor by Hair Tonics of different
kinds To all such persons we earnestly make the
request that they will try again, for in Woods
Restorative there is no such word fail. We
know OF a lady who was bald, who used the article
short time, and her head is now covered complete
ly with the finest and most beautiful Curls imagin
able. We know of numerous cases where hair was
rapidly falling out, which il restored in greater
pc rfection than il had ever been before
ltis also without doubt one of the best articles
for keeping the hair in good cond Ition, making il
soft and glossy removing dandruff. ard has proved
itself the greatest eneEy TO all the ills that hair
heir to.
1t is the duty of every one TO improve their per-
sonal appearance though some may differ in regard
10 the ways OF doing it; nut every one will admit
thai beautiful head of hair, either in man
man, is object much TO he desired, and there are
means that should be lei untried IL obtain such
a consider aton.-l Woman's Advocate, Phila-
Sold by ISAAC ii. PATTERSON,
jy29 St. Clairsville.
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MASONIC and L. o. o. f. CALENDAR.

ST. ClairsviIle Chapter, No. IL, Royal a
Arch Masons. meets every Friday evening "a
on or after the full moon. ~
JAMES WEIR, M. E. II. P. !"
d. G. NKIswASGKR, Secretary.
Belmont Lodge, No. 16. Free anG Accepted Ma
sons. meets every Wednesday evening prece-
ding the full moon
/ JOHN H. HEAToN, W. NJ.
ID. G. NKiswANoKR, Secretary.
Mystic Lodge, No. 100. I. o. o. F-a
meets every Monday evening. MA@
W. s. KENYON. N. C. 49,
Asa d CHAMHERs, Secretary. >S
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Very respectfully yours,

Late Lieutenant OF Company c., Palmetto
Reg't., S. c Volunteers.
Be sure nd ask for Hoofand's German
Bitters, and see that the signature os C. NJ
Jackson, is on the wrapper of each bottle
For sale by druggists and storekeeper:
in every town and village in the United
States, West Indies and Canadas. Price 75
cents per bottle. Principal Office, 4ls
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ATTACHMENT.
Is HEREBY GIVEN that a

Is HEREBY GIVEN that a petition
l. will b. presented to the Commits ioners of the
county of Belmont and State Of Ohio. at their next
session. pray ing that a c-n tain road. commencing
at point on the line between Charles Harrah and
Ruth ConrOw being the line dividing Flu siing fro
Union township. and running thence West between
the lands of Thomas Mccall and David Conrow to
the road running from Howell's School House to
the road leading from Uniontown to Morristown
on the farm of Cowe.i Dunn. which said road was
laid cut and established some twelve years since
part OF said road has never been opened-to be
vacated and held Tor naught.
au5pd DAVID CONROW
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Arlarrita

On the I'd inst, BY Rev S. Y. Kennedy, Mr.
MARTIN l.. KUHN TO Miss REBECCA A.
DENHAM, both of Belmont county
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An Important Item to the Survi-
vors of the Late War with Mexico.

LANCASTER C. H., s. c., May IL, '56.
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson. Dear Sir:-Aftel
my return from Mexico, was seriously
afflicted with that terrible disease which
has carried to the grave so many of my feI.
low-soldiers, Chronic Diarrhe accompanied
with Neuralgia, brought on by the climate
of Mexico and the mode of living, while
engaged in the war The relief have OBJ
tanned from the use of Hoofand's German
Bitters is astonishing: and most cheerfully
have, and still continue to recommend
the Bitters to all who are similarly affected,
believing that the benefit that will result
from their use will be incalculable.
Very respectfuilv vours
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TRUSTEES SALE.
PEACE RESTORED
EA 1HHSaSS

INHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to
Il Inform the public generally that they are
carrying on the Threshng Machine Business in
BT idgepOu, Ohio. By their long experience and the
general satisfaction given those who have tried
their work, they feel encouraged 90 believe they
will sti II share good portion of the public patron
age. We have now on hand Separafors aud Com
mon aChines made of good material and by as
good workmen as the country can Afford They
warrant their work to be good and TO perform as
represented, when attended by experienced hands
Prices moderate and terms satisfactory. Repairs
done in shortest notice. All orders by letter III
be promptly attended to.
sHIPMAN, BALES CO.
Bridgeport, July ls55.-3w
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From these figures it will he seen that nearly one.
fourth OF the tot deaths in the country caused
by onsumptio u, to say nothing OF the Numerous :
other diseases springing from a "sIight cold"
DO not trife with your health; but. if suffe ring
from cough, or cold on the lungs, buy a bottle Of
HOOFLANDS BAI.sAMlC CORDIAL, and you
may safely count on a cure. Thousands have done
so, and have certified to It's wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from q disordered or
dyspeptic state OF the stou ach, in which the
German Bitters should he used. In c. ses of weak
nesses, or general debility of the system resulting
from proi ted cough, the German Bitters will he
found of grea benefit.
Prepared orIy by Or. C. NJ. jackson, 4Is, Arch
Street. Philadelphia, an for sale by Druggists and
Storekeepers throughout he United States and Can.
ada. Price rs cents per bottle.
AGENTs
/ Fl. PATTERSON. ST. ClairsvilIe:
CuLBERTsos q PATTERSON, Bridgeport;
EZRA HARPER, MartinsvilIe;
EDWARD HUGHEs, New Athens;
c. JupKISs, Barnesvile;
J. & J. T. MERCER, BeIIaire. au5iy
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The Delegates from Belmont. Guernsey. Monroe
and Noble counties, comprising the Seventeenth
Congressional District, in attendance at the Repub
Iican State Convention, agreed TO call District
Congressional Convention at GAINESVILLE, on
WKDERspAY, Apgrst 1s, 1855. at O'Clock, P. NJ. to
nominate candidate represent this District in the
next Congress of the United States In said
yoh Belmont county will be entitled 20 delegates
Guernsey county to 20, Noble county to Is. and
Monroe 10 10. By order.
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Commercial Matttrs.
st. Clairsville Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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DIR. HOOFLAND,S
BAlSAMlG CORDIAL,

FOR THE sPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Hoarse-
ness, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Diseases of
the Boloels arising from Cold, Ixcipient
Consumption, and for The relief and (if at
aHpossible) cure of Patients IN the most
advanced stages Of the latter disease.
This celebrated prepar ation like the Bitters NAV
be confidently relied on. Ii is designed for class
Of diseases more general and more fatal than any
other to which the people of this country are sub
ject-those springing from a "slight cold" That
eminent authority, Dr. Bell. say s: Il will say
that Colds are TO our inhabitants what the Plague
and Yellow Fever are TO those of other coun IT les;
but, tan aver confidently that they usher in dis
eases OF greater cumplicity ane mortality than these
latter"
A furth proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
result ing from a"common cold'' may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
ords of the Board of Health of Phlade phia Con-
essedly one OF the most healthy loc aities in tho
Union:
1852. Total deaths in Phil iladelphia, IOe6I
Died of Consumption, I,9le
- all other diseases (s5O in
number), $3.50
-IO,e6.
1888. TotaI deaths, 9,149
Died of Consumption, l.sg5
- all other diseases, 1854
- 9,749
1874. 1otai deaths. ll,Si4
Died OF Consumption, e,Ts
all other diseases, 1886
Orz
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

"H1REAS on the 18th day Of January, A D, 1851,
w Hans G. U. MGler and sophis MGiler, his wife,
Of scott county, State OF Iowa, executed unto Thee
dore Guelieh Of the same county, IS Tsu-tee, GER
tain deed VI Trust. conveying to said Trustee Their
lessehold estate in the folio wing lands situated IN
Scott coun ty aforesaid, and particularly de-
scribed ss fellows, to wit The west IS by $50 fft
Lot No three III in Block number fix I6l in the city
OF Davenport, together with all the appurtenances
thereuno b. longing which said conveyance was made
by said Hans G. u. MG,ler and Sophia Nall@r f,r
the pu pose OF securing the p.ymeot OF a certain
promtssory note. sig ned by Hans G. G. M9ller and
dated January 18th 1857, whereby he promis q
10 pay to the order OF Robert HeHne, Fritz Voltedt
AUGUSTUS SmAIifeld and Charles Lerchen the sun of
$500 10 from date with interest at the rate
OF ten per cent per annum which said deed OF Trust
Is recorded In the Recorders Once Of Scott county
Aforesaid. In book *" of Mortgages, page e..
And now said note having becom. due ami pay.
able, and the said Hans A9ller having failed I'm
part to pay the same. !, Theodore 3uelich Trustee
aforesaid do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue Of the power which Is in vested by sail deed
Of Trust, ! will, on Wednesday the oath day OF b.
ruary D, 1865, at the hour OF O'Clock III n. 4 {.
ternUon OF said dav, at the Cont Hovsc or ia H..
city OF DAs export, County Boot and tate of Iowa
expose and offer for sale public TO the high
est bidder for cash, the premises above described or
20 much thereof Is shall be sufficient TO satisfy and
pay the amount due said note with interest there
on TO the day OF SALE together with the and ex
Pense3 attending said sale, OF this notice end
Trustees fees. Upon the compile ion Of said sale
deed will be given In accordance with the
Of said dee 8 OF Trust
Dated at Davenport this the 10th day Of January,
4 D, 1858
THEODORE GUKLICH.
Febldte
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24
Trustees Sale.

XNHEREAs,on the 22t day Of December, A 1865,
W Charles Adams and Amanda NJ. Adams, bis
wife, executed unto Austin Corbiu As Trustee, Ger
tain Deed of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the
land In Scott county Iowa described follows TO wit
That part OF Se"ton twenty eight (2s) in TOWNSHIP
seventy eight S) north OF range four ( east of III.
9th y, known and designated rs Let fifteen n5) OF
ilawleys Out Lots, iainiog five ana AZ 100 acres
was made ty the ssid Charles and Amanda NJ Adams
for the purpose OF securing the OF two
promissory notes and the interest thereon, signed by
SAID Charles Adams. da ed the ed day OF hccem er
A 1855, one for fifty dollars, payable six m 5n,hs
alter date and one for five hundred and fifty dollars
payable year after date with 10 uer cent teeat
after Tue, at the Banking House OF Hacklot & Corbin
to the order Of T II Gu, ting.
And now said LAST described note having become
due and payable and the sad Charles Adams
having failed to pay the same, Austin Corbn Trus.
tee as Aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice
that by virtue Of the power which Is la me ested by
said Deed Of Trust will on Saturday the sixth day
o. March, d, 1885, at the hour Of O'Clock In the
afternoon Of said day. at the Court House door in the
city Of Davenport expose and offer for sale, at pub
lie au cton to the highest bidder for cash tie parcel
OF land above described much thereof As sha!
be sufficient to satisfy and pay tho amount OF said
note With the interest theron to the day Of sac
gether with the expenses attending said sae. costs
OF this notice and Trustees fees. Upon the compile.
ton of such sale a deed will be given In accordance
with the stipulation Of said Deed VI Trust.
Dated the 9th cay Of L, bruary D, 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Fet1Ojte Tyustee
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TrQl Stce,S Sale.

NIHEREAS on the 2Sth day Of Nov, a d 1855
w Wnte'm.na Bomberg executed unto David s..
True as trustee, certain deem OF Trust cony tylng
to said Trustee the laud Scott County, lows des-
crib.d follows, TO wit Lots No Five ~ and Six,
(6) in Block No Eight ~ in Adam Noel's addition to
the city Of Davenport; the same being part Of the
South East quarter OF Sect Twenty three (23) in
Township Seventy eight (7S) north of Range Three
~ East Ct 5ta n which said conveyance
made by the said Wihelmina Bomberg for the pur-
pose Of SECURING the psy ment OF lain promis
note and The interest thereon signed by said Wilht
NINA Bomberg, dated the 18th day of November,
1866, for the sum of Thr e Hundr- d Eghty-one
dollars and ffty cen payable year after it, date
with ten per cent interest thereon to the order
Adam Noel.
And new said prom:ssory note having become dus
and payable, and the raid Wilhemina Bombcrg hay.
ing failed to pay the same l, David True Trustee
Aforesaid d. hereby give this public notice, that By
virtue Ofthe power which in vested by said d ed
OF Trust Will, on Saturday, the 18th day OF March
d, 1895 the hour OF O'Clock the afternoon Of
said day. at the Court House door In the city OF Da
venport, expose md offer fo sale, At public auction
the parcels land above described or 80 mnch here
amount Of said note with interest thereon the day
Of ssle together With all The costs and expenses at
tending said sale costs Of this no ice IT. siees
fees. Upon the completion Of such sale deed will
be given in accordance with the stipulation Of said
deed of Trust
Dated this nth day of February, A, D. 1855:
DAVIDSTRUE,
febl7dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-24

Illinois Central Railroad.

L,OR st LOUIS, ALTON, LRAvENWoRTHC CITY
IL Kansas Ctty, TIE re Haute, Eynsvlle, vincrnnes.
p"oria, peoaiur, sprirgnsld, jacksonville ksples
Cairo, Memphis, Mach. y, vicksburgh. New Orleans
sld AL points on tn lower NJ ,sIyi.
Trans vii. leave tn Great Central Depot, foot OF
south Water aud Late streets, as follows
Peoria, 6t. l. a.s, Cincinnati and CARS Express at
9:o0 NJ tSundsys excepted
Peoris, 81 Loais and Ceiro Express at s:45 NJ
This is tle only route betwefn Chicago and 8. Louis
without change OF cars aud the most sypedi,ioss
Springfield, jacksonville and Nepies.
To passengers FIR memphis, Wick sburgh, New Or
leans, &C. the route, via dsro. l. thu olly direct and
Is twenty four hours In advance Ct any other.
CONNECTING
AT GiLMAN-with Peoria l. Cqaawka Il X fer Pc
oris Gaesburg and fowls upon main line OF limos
Gent KR.
AT ToLoSo-with trains Of the Gtea. western II
east tor Danviie and Lafayette; west for syr n.y.
held Jacksonville and Naples aud towns the ILL.,
pois River.
AT AArrooS-Wi;h trains on the Terre iIaute Al
ton 81 Louis X, going east to Terr- Rautv India
napolis Evans, lie and CrAwfordsyiie west Tor AL
ton and st Louis.
AT ODls AND sASpovAL-with trains on the Ohio
& Mississippi RR, eaft for towns upon its tine
west ior st LOUIS and Al,on
Ar ST. LoUis-wnn Pacific and steamer &c II
Kansas and Nebraska aud all points on the Missouri
River.
AT CAiRo-with steamers for Mgnphif Natchs 2
New Nrieans and all psints the Mississippi river
For GslenG DuIl.i h Dubuque snd rt Paul trains
leave Via Galena q Chicago UaiSp RR
AT 10 O'Clock a II and 945 pm
connecting al Dunieith with daily line 81 First
Glass Passenger steamers Tor Frait e lu CHEN j
Csosse wlnM q Hastings Hunsch rrc.ooGt ana 81
Paul. Also connecting at uupuque with the Du-
BUaUE x PACIFIC X X for DyersyiiIe Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux City &c
For Bloomington La Sale Dixon Aulboy Polo &c
trains leave Via Chicago q Burlington RR
ASA VI and So N
Making dtr,cl co1nt cti1ns ~ Asndot- with trains
Main Line OF Illinois Central al. the anUve posts
THROUGH TlCKsT3
Can be obtained at the Office OF The Michigan, Central
X opposite fremont house corner Lake ana Dear-
born streets At The .iicc Tie Pitt turga RI
Wsyae Chicago r X opposite fremont House anu
At the oiee Of tie company in the Great Central De-
pot foot OF south Water and Lake streets.
JAS {. CLARKE,
W. JOHNSON, Master TRANSPORTATION
u neral Ticket Agent. SIIAS BENT
Jahltdu Snpl tnics so Div.
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vN0B1EAS 90 the 3Sth day 81 January A. D 1857
w william Tgbbett and Caroline Tibet 1 his WIFE
executed unto Austin Cornin, Trustee, a certain
deed Of Trust conveying to SAID Trustee the lard In
Citation county Iowa, de- cribed a. follows, 10 wit
The east bsif u the northwest quarter OF sc,ion
numbe. cnty (20) in township number eighty ose
(sl) north OF range number two t east q the ffth
principal meridian; which said convey anoe Was made
By the said william Tibet ard Caroline Tibet for
the psrpose Of securing the payment 81 two certain
peemissory notes and the interest thereon signed by
said William Tbbett, dated the 29th day January
1851, aid payable - folows: One for twenty.
i've dollars due In six months, and tina other for
hundred and twenty 1--we dollars payable in twelve
mouths fromIcste, 1t the Banking House OF Ascklot
b Cosbin
And now said last mentioned note having become
due and payable and the said William Tibb It having
failed 70 pay the same, Austin Corbin Trustee as
aforesaid do hereby give this pablo notice that BY
tue Of the power which 10 In vested By said deed
Trust.I viii on Saturday the 9th day OF February A
1883, 1t the hour Of two O'Clock in the after.
Of said day the Court House door In the city
OF Davenport expose and offer for sale public nc
ton To the biggest bidder for ca the parcel of
land above described, much thereof as shall be
sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
with the interest thereon TO the day Of sale together
with all the costs and attending said SALE
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon the
completion Of such sale q deed will be gwen in accor-
dance withthe u pulaiion OF said Dsed Of Trust
Dated the I'd Gay Of February, d. 1885.
AUSTIN COKBIN
Peb3dts Trustee.
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milwaukee and WATERFOWL r. X
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ARSANGGHENT.
nn and after Monday No, euIber 25fh, Passenger
~ Trains OH this Road Will run as foowa:
FIRST train leaves Waterfowl At 80 A III arriving
in Wstertlwn AT A N. ~ cond Tram ieases Wa
tertown AT NJ arriving at WATERFOWL at $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee al S; 10 A arriving
at Watertown at Il;l9AM Second train leaves NIL
waukee al 6;25 Al arriving at WaeTtown at S;2f IA
CONNECTING-GoING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milweukee and
Chicago Railroad to Ghicaso; III nee Michigan
southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cltve!an6 and Ere,
New York and Erie 70 New York city; thence VIA
steamer Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rotk 10 Fo,ton,
also connecting al Chicago with Michigan CENTRAL
Great Western Can ads, New York central tc NV
York city; thence via New Y, rk ami New Hevea
CONNECTING-GoING WEST
At WATERFOWL with Stages TO Osk Creek, DODGE
Centre, Waurun, Berlin, Beaver Dam. Fox LAKE
Port -ge' ity. Portland, Waterloo nahchetvle, sun
Prairie, Columbus, Otsego, Wy ocena, a..
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave watertown at 300 n, and Milwaukee
y. w. FOWLER, Gene al supeTintt ndent.
Milwaukee, Nov. Is, 1857 octl5dtf
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Chicago. st. Paul u Fenda Lac Rid

Fer st, Paul an. the North West-via JancsyIas
Maelsttt md frstiie On Cbien Through to pal
r. d. Lhitn In 10 hours without change as.
Fare as low Ss by any Other Ioute.
ON and altar Monday, August g. 1861. Trains will
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water ana
Kinzic streets daily (Sundays excepted) for Belo
Jan. svile Madison Prairie du Caien and points in
western Wisconsin, No thera Iowa and Minnesota
and ST. Paul.
100 A. VI. Express, Freight and Emigrant
Tram
800 a. NJ. Dag Express, opping only for wood
an water mhkiug all c0nn.ctiOns-
arrives al Belot $3.50 81 GAINESVILLE
80 p NJ Madison 4 70 II and Prairie
cH CHEN at 80 connecting with
steamers direc' for La Crosse n inoua
Wabsshaw Keiwing lila tInss Pre- catt
HUDSON StliwSttr and all points to ].
Paul ani ~ anthony
800 T. NJ. kiRat Exposes atIirts at yaatsville
II II P NJ, Madison l 80 A VI; Prairie
du Chen =, VI; connecting with st.a-
iaers TO 81 Paul and al psirt. on thu
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
tht Interior -
All trains max Bal nneC i1a5
~ TRAVELLERS rave - miles aed 10 hou-A time by
taxing this route.
Expre r, Ffeisi AMI Emigraat Trains leave Chica-
90 at $50 N daily
Through Tickets 10 all the above poiuts for sale Of
Spaild ng's General 1IcBet cfice. carDer Deartofu
and AXE street,. Il Eric Il ofiiae 81 Dearborn
street Pittsburgh PIT wayne |. Chicago r ollee
30 Dearborn street at Michigan Southern II ket e.
dee under TEN nj House and at the Chicago Sta
ton conner Water ana i21ie street,, " II sd ,
s,F. JOHNSON,
sGgeilnt ud=nt.
Gro l. DUNLAP, Asst Surt. JsnlGif
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MEDICAL.
.2ae 1U110xsEssO
ued1ool 1n1FlonaPy
, nAnpeesn 6sams. orrosus THE Rsvsas
anfw. ooneCl1NYvoUS ADJ

y VUDD o. 00G1m1, O0UoOtBNxIOUS AD
- A0sD ~ I'M ~ -
0lo4olooQo ~ tAsses han ~
] ! ! ! !: ! I
49, $4,000 Nj asoslly II the
DoloD1 A9so M esasaapsion = -
|U1eoomas - premature decay.
9oDso eonoot - - sDecs viii
- - oAaaate ssass.
1ovlW q ~ swsai dessese. XLky
/ - ahs0Aa lls end health By .
'Dnoe4Gmne - Ugs0sears -. - -
0noD00 - oeeae u The n.rv. -
49, YUo9-oesveas dsetity, l4s 80
5onaoo1t ~ osgoal dlseoses, such
- - 49, 81 Abuss eemi.
- Weo1nooo, 9posmateorrhea, elect, Impotence,
IGoeogyo0o go oeeFllisy, and Osgsulc Diseases OF
- 9tDo1o, snd N view Of TIE leccps Gus which are
kDeo0e0 uooa IL uaeosta0ats vicloDs 81 svcA DIS
f0ooO ~ Q1aess sad bass pretendess, d.. nubbe'I
~ ~ ~ eai aAvice gratis 10 ali patients thus
omS61, 0ass or female, wno nay spry BY letter,
|OBuo 90 ra1obis 0eans Of Aud h. pvoposes "
&esooe - osfossate, end In cases Of extreme pover
- - suDsslns, Tor . sam that Will only compsnsst
t. 60 e nedIeins.
! Il q MDeoss which AFFECT msnhinA, arising from
Fob0e g oesnai functions-Whether msrried or sin
~. 0ooo - eRale-Doctor Hubbeil may bs consult
yo1 pglvoy and secretly, matter what the disease
sDoesoent Ts0ed - THAI will strengthen the whole ner
vUoo Wok0-Nod that, too, ~ remedies that never
- ~ aig2eesl toj ury, unAer any crcum stances
~ S00 Ladies .-Lafiss troubcd with Irregular.
Foeo Wsoaoass aud other complaints peculiar 70 the
|seaals yseem, VIII nad . speedy cure By csiliss as
|oosvo.
An csnnuniest,ons strictly confidential.
psivsss saa. No S. Randolph ct. opposite the
1svsge HesS.
Dseldst
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To the AmiC ted.
A Safe 4 Sure Cure for the Gravel

al 1Avs IN ~ possession . Recipe which / will
warrant 70 especially cure the GRAVEL even In
~ Vosos stages the uedicines uurely vegetable
f-evn vtsAta Ne rssca Of aay and every one With
- ouN)o - e1penes, ofter obtaining the Recipe
1Asee 6s1eee enesse1 70 ~ address VIII snsuse Il
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THE UNDERSIGNED

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20 nM al orders for fine Silver plated Door Pistes
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