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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
W. Z. CnILDS 4 CO.'S.
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.v'T

CAIsH AIsv k6OOAksVU.
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put on ct the shortest notice, our
EHastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roo6ng
1t being the only srtic!e yet invented that will sue.
ocssiu!ly resist the action of the atmosphere IN every
climste. II Ia perfec,ly hre and waterproof, aud In
point OF Durability VT believe IL is equal, Il. not ,upe-
rior, TO any metallic roofing We can put II on over
old tin, tar, iron, or single roofs, 1t making no dif.
terence how Nat or steep the roof may be. This
foohng Warranted TO prove Ms above Represented.
We VIII put It on FOR Sc 90 per squ.re, tI0 feet
square.) We viii apply IL upon tin and iron roofs sr
~ 90 per square, being, on account Of its durability.
the cheapest paint that can BE- used.
We invite all who are building, and those who vish
their roof repaired to call NJ our ONCE, opposite the
IeClsire House. Davenport, Iowa, and exa fnine sam
pies, and satisfy themseives In regard to the DURABLE
ity and practicsbiiity u this roofing.
n. b We are prepared TO ali orders for our Ce-
ment 70 'hose residing At . distance. with printed d.
Oysy and county RigatsN for Io~a s~d As.~ssos
N~ sale.
u VAN BERGEN I. .
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCE IN CINCINNATI.
Ar Ezr. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
Fif h.
Nr samuel ogden. No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 60 Fourth street.
Mr. 0eorge Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Bank.
DR. John 8 Law, agent Of Royal Ins. o., Lsndoa
essrs John Shifto I Co., DRY Goods dealers, ~
street.
itchell and Rammeisbsrs. Furniture Man.,s An
desIers 4th street.
iles Greenwood, Eco.
z A II Hinkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo l. Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goats 1 PAtchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architect.
Peck, City Clerk,
Geo II Parker,
q d CLINE, Painter.
M Paterson, Locust street,
famine. Donslly 4 Lee, Davenport Iron WORKS
Eli Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK ISLAND.
. Gsycr,
Ai'cheIl, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis y Weber, Postaastn.
CHICAGO.
G 3 Hubbard, Aetna Insurance,
g 3 Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builisp.
ksrr, Wood ! Co., ststssd nsnuacesrngCo 10.
line.
J ? Reznor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry O wisnsr, Wholesale ,Croctsry lesie1 lswa
0ay26dt,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
~-We extract the following from

IY- We extract the following from
the Anzeiyer DIES Westerns, a German
paper published at st. Louis for the
especial benefit Of the Gazette. 1t
recommends to the Germans the same
course for the correction Of the curren-
cy that the Gazette countenanccs them
in taking for the correction Of lesser
evils. Let our neighbors stand up
manfully for the doctrines herein pro-
mulgatcd. No backing down-no
crawfishing. SO long as the Anzeiger's
editorials correspond SO closely to those
Of the Gazette, they must be right, and
under the teachings of the two, the
Germans would be fully justified in
going in on their moral and physical
musclcs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

Splendid Lots o. tho Rlu6.
Lots 8 and 7 In block 70, commanding . nns vssv
Of the Aiesiseippi river, Rock Island, Fort armstrong
Railroad Bridge, &c.
For terms 10. apply to
JAr1dtf COOK = GAR0 ENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
Four Houses 10 Rent.

CIrUATDD on the Dlnn, East Of Gen. eareents.
These dwellings arc entirely new and very De.
strable, beng iuTnished with all modern improye
ments, gsa, eto. Terms moderate.
Apply 70 COOK 4 0AlGENT
DOL dN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
Wild Cats In Minnesota and Iowa.

The rags used rs money in these two
States, are refined tricks peculiar to the
higher laws Of swindling upon which the
greater part Of all other Bank notes in this
country are founded. but are clearly a mis-
conception Of the very simplest purse pull
ling, and the most criminal fraud. In st.
Paul, two species Of new notes are kicking
around one of them, the Central Bank. the
other the Charcoal Bank. The first Bank
promises net to pay, and will certainly keep
its word: the second one PROPOSES to pay
at presentation. on the lst OF July next. No
one doubts but that it will 1be totally dried
up before that time, from its own intolera.
bic heat.
In Davenport, gold is worth 20 per cent
on the Nebraska rags; Illinois currency Is
per cen. but there is, in fact, neither geld
nor Illinois paper in that country, SO that il
anybody should want to sell a couple thou,
sand dollars Of Florence or Burrows l. Pref
tyman's checks, he would surely get no gold
for it yet the farmers are so silly a. to sell
their produce for it but, in q short time thi,
will cease also. We ere glad to comp.imen,
the Germans of Iowa City by saying tina,
they have, in the most energetic manner
NC'V'uC' ubutuob tuio eWIuutc.-
The Bank Of Cook d Sargent has tried te
strengthen them in the belief that it is i'm
material whether a note in the hands OF
certain persons becomes worthless. but they
have firmly declared. that from this tim,
will not take shinplasters in payment q
debts. and that if Messrs Cook Il Saroen,
would not redeem the wildcats alreadv IL
sued, in cash, they would ADOPT extracrdi
nary measures.
That's right, Germans; show them Won,
fet-those ~rascals; tell them that YOU de-
cline being scalped or Americanized in TIA,
way tell them that you do not want t.
know anything about these Yankee Notions
that there are six or seven millions Of Cor
mans in the Union, and that not a eincl,
one of those wild cat manufactures orjcina
ted with Germans. Tell them that The,
might, with oil their hearts, call YOU clmn
~ Germans, if they will only give YOU
clumsy gold and silver, and not their thi,
American rags. or that you will practice upo,
them with your clumsy fists, as the scoun-
drels observe. from whom you cannot pro
tect your rights in any other way. This il
the only way, friends, to get rid of thos,
wild cats. Kill them and nail their skins I,
the doors of their harms no Other wavi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

North half Of lots > and 10, In block s6, being Il
feet on Rock Island street and 126 feet on Thlr,
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

West half Of lot : In block 6, Second street. be-
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, north side, 3D.
Joining Farmers House,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30

Da1im's Amandine
Fos ~ cure " I::.::s.. .. eA.,s.a A..4.
~-. 1A1L6n Z SAltonp
"vvA's" O1lo olalgO -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

LrAsr half Of lot 8, in block q, cItv Of Davenport.
Il with the brick house thereon erected q. y Cor,
nes Of ID and Rock Island streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-30
EACHANGl
ID ut Lots.

Ok ACRES Of choice land, one half mile from oil
81 limits, for sale at very low rates for cash.
GAnK 4 u NJ -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
STEAMER FANNY FERN.

CIxcINNATI, Jan. 20.-Thc Fanny Fern was
owned by w ". Martin, Pitts6ure-valucd at
$12, 600. Insured in three PiItsburg Offices for
$1,000 The following persons are known to be
Iost Capt. benjamin Woodward, Newport, Ky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, Pennn., VIM. Wilson, an
Englishman, James Anderson. Xenia, james
-Maloy, Michael Donahoe, James Kavnnnaugh,
Thos. Walker, Robert Riddle, (colOred) Pitts
burg, Widow lady and child unknown; Hannah
Thomas, ChambertnaiI, Allegheny City. Seal
ded--Alfred j. Rogers Pittsburg, severely; Har
ry Krum, Pittsburg, slightly; Andrew j. Kirk
patrick, slightly John Finn, Vim. Paul. JnO.
w. Kerr, Henry w. Casey, severely. Several
othcrs more orless scaldeti md burned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
TERRITORIAL MEMS.

ST. Louis, Jan. 29.--The Santa Fe Mail has
arrived; news unimpOrtant The annuity goods
are being distributed ut Pueblas to the Indians
Col St. Veyn, of the Gnzette, has been elect
ed public printer to the Territory.
Sec'y jackson had arrived. Gen. Garland
had gone TO ElepSi.1
Resolutions were passed in public meeting
Thanking Sec'y Floyd and Post Master Brown
for their recent official action affecting the Ter
ritory.
Dtpredations of the opache and other Indians
are reported.
The Platte argus, of the 2ed, announces the
arrival at Weston, of Mr.. Davidson, with Utah
advices TO l4th December. The troops were
engaged in making themselves comfortable for
the winter. Health good.
No news from Capt. Marcy. Capt. Bee Of
Utah Infantry, had bcccn placed in command Of
the volunteers. The companies were drilling
then.1p Enr
Davidson reports no snow cast of Laramie,
with plenty of grass aud Buffaloes fat. Met
three army mil trains taking Salt from Lara
mic to camp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
B4I.TfNORE MARKET. :

JAN. 29-There has been a fair inqpiry for
CofFcc$ sales for the week have heen 5000 bags;
10ai6l ?; iEagtifre I9aIs I.2r; Jatai fse; stock
in port 50,004 bags Sales Of Flour for the
week &, 600 ibis; Ohio and Howard St Flour
CLOSED dun; Super. City Mills steady. Receipts
of Wheat have been light; sales Of good 10
prime red at 81 90 ditto white ST. loa1 ,25. The
receipts of Corn for the week have been ] I 900
bushels; white quoted at 5la54c; yellow 55a56c.
Mess Pork las advanced 5nc during the week;
sales to-day of 200 hbls at $l5, 90; prime quoted
at $13, GOALS, 20. Western Lard 9c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
MAsHINGTON NEWS.

JAN, 29.-The Navy Department has receiv-
cd adviceS of 25th November from Commodore
Armstrong, in command ST the squadron to the
Chinese seas enclosing dispatches from Capt,
Dupont of the steam lfigatc Minnesota, which
arrived at Hong Kong 9th November, her sail-
ing from Hampton Roads being 100 days, an I'M.
usual lengthy voyage, occasiOned by she eau
ton with which Dupont tested the SteaIhing
and sailing qualities of the vessel in clear wea-
Their. She made Is or ID knots per hour Ma
Iny foreign officers who Vizited her pronounced
her the most formidable war vessel in the
world faaH1 = 9TE1UI
Armstrong pronounces coal at the depot of
Hong Kong almost worthless for war steamers.
Dispatches dated Honolulu have been reeeiv-
ed. Commander Davis of the sloop of war st.
Mnrys, says since last adVices from here one
hundred American vessels have anchored in
that harbor, having property on board eStinla-
| ted worth $20, 100000.
Lieutenant Craven, in command fthe Atrats
surveying expeditions writes TO the department
from camp TOucY on the Imander river, under
date of5th inst. stating lie had arrived at point
within 30 miles of the Pacific, and expected to
reach the ocean by the middle of this month";
He was engaged in dischNrging his provisions
from Bungo, and had Sent TO Carthagenin for
new supplies. He complains that the axes fur
niShed by the the Bereau of Construction have
proved so miserable as to considerably delay Il .
party in cutting their way through the for.
ests. f
: Molina, Munster of Costa Rica, has been OIL
cially advised of negotiations Of the late
treaty, between that Government and Nicaragua
MS it settles certain extelt the business for
4-ilich EScalaRti was especially dispatched to
Washington. He will soon return to Costa
RIGA. q
a private letter from,a high functionary of
Nicaragua received at Washington, states the
feeling now existing between Nicaraguaus and
Costa Ricnns as of most friendly character.
Two hundred thousand dollars of Treasury
notes were to-day paid to mail contractors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
BY THE UNION LINE.
zTOaTHRsDAs1.Y gNTEEIasENlEE
oFEIoE, ooRNER wATEn ANp MoNRoE sTaEETs.
cONGREssIoNAI.
WAsHlNGroN. J,

| - " tNoutNhAVNY 1Uus So
Senate notin session.
HousE.-Mr Howard called attention ti.ut the
bill before the Committee of the Whole State Of
the Union, providing for supply Of the deticien-
|cy of appropriation for printing bad not been
discussed, but debates devoted 70 general SUBJ
iccts of that bill grown out of abuses, which, if
Suffered to continue, will bankrupt the Treasu.
ry. Yet, not single member Of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, or Printing Committee
has been able to get the floor to discuss the pro-
visions of that bill in order to bring out wh
has led TO this system of abuses. All ought. to
unite. in order to give the matter full investi-
CATION, II they devote thisday to their country
by thoroughly probing this subject, their con.
siitucnts will forgive them for all the time here.
tofore wasted in speaking Of Indians, Morlnons,
Kansas aud Buncomb general slaughter. he,
offered a resolution for extending tina debate on
the bill till tolnorrow, and combining the speech.
eS to the subject 49, etrtIs
Mr. Burnellidiscussed the printing bill and
the committee rose without coming TO n 'conclu-
sion. Add till Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
RIVER AND WEATHER.

Z fcetiu the canal, b feet 2 inches IN the pass
over the,iallF Weather cloudy. Mercury 40.
CINcISNATI, Jan. 90 River stationary
Weather cloudy, light Ddn. Thermometer -.
PiTTSBUKGH--l River seven feet three inches
by pier marx, nearly at a stand Mercury 81.
Weather clear ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
NEW YORK MARKET.

LAX. 29.-Fiour heavy, 4,5OO bbls sold ut
,2Oa4,2 for State; 81 bGa4 80 for Southern,
decline of &C. on each; S4,S0a4, 90 Tor Ohin' 4
dechne'0f l0c. Wheat has declining tenden-
5cy9 White quoting at 81 ,36a1 3D. Corn de.
cllned 20 65a69 for White, and 69a6s tor Yellow.
Mess Pork &c. lower, sales ut Sl4,g0al 90;
Prime also 25c. lower, sales at Sl1, so. Whis-
ky advanced 4e.i sales ut 2l3a22c. Stock high
,er, except State
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30

Baltimore, from Maeol on October 3. for Ha-
vana with coolies, was at Anpier on November
22d, waiting for Iner from Batavia. The cool
lies had tlutineSt and got possession Of the ship
between decks The ship was SET on fire tiifee
times and the officers were obliged 10 shoot ST
Ity Of them before they could be snbdned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
1.,,,t Of a e6oie Car load of oopnts.

lr,,,tot I. acdote Car 1ead of Counterfeit
,u-G,sat Excitement on tie Central Ohio
p,;,,oad.-An evening or two since dispatch
vas received at Cambridge, Ohio, on the Central
ohio Railroad, from Columbus, announcingto
~. Mayor of the town that there were two coun-
t.rf.iters upon the train which would pass there
:, tho eycnng, and directing him to secure their
,rsr The dispatch.set forth that one of the
ronoterfsiters had whiskcrs and the other one
b,dnot. Accordingly when Capt. /. II. Nor
rows train came along, the constabulnry force
Of the yillage, operating upon the explicit and
comprehensive dispatch aforesaid, and backed
by an army of good citizens stationed upon the
n,tform, boarded the cars and commenced a
search for whiskers and smooth faces, and in
less than three minutes every stranger on the
train was under arrest. One benevolent looking
gentleman, indignant at the idea of being thus
in,crfcrcd with, said with great dignity, "Sir,
an Senator of Ohio 'srhat games been
pl,yed out" answered the constable, "hayen't
Won got whlskerss" The Senator saw that cir
cunlstauccs were against him aud submitted. =
Another drew revolver and threatened to
send the whole force to their long homes. Some
raycd some swore, and in the midst of the
general confusion, the engine snorted and the
train moved of. The officers were carried to
tie next station, where they left the train and
their prisoners. This is related US as bona
file transaction, but we think it needs confir2
nation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30

tbs, was found deadih his bed He went to bed
apparently web enough, and his wife was horri-
fed upon. awakening insthe merning,to fndrhim
cold and lifelesS. 20 :, 'sis34 q. (. .,,5F
Sudden Death On. Sunday last Moses Null
loney who has been employed as aneengineer in
the Water WOrksiwas attacked with singular
paralytic stroke in The head neck and left arm
dc suffered greatly until yesterday about
twelve o'clock whenshe expired He did not
utter distinct word during the whole of the :
week. The body oflthe deceased will be con-
yeyed to SteubeuHlIo- to-day, where he leaves a
wife and children N ATT ~
Country Merchants will find p complete as
sortment of Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Dye
Stuffs, Brushes, Notions, &C., &C., at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store Of 2. II. Logan q, Go. SAT-.
-isfaction warranted ingoods andprices
Messrs L. q sEon are agents also.for Or. d.
s. Iold's celebrated Liner E7ilLsi
They have for sale all the popular and reliable
medicines of the day, which they offer to tho
trade at the lowest market rates.
A LIVER REMEDy:-We wish 10 say. to every.
person-who reads this that there is an article
known US Dr.. sAxFokD's IayIaonAroR, or Liver
Remedy, which can be relied on as certain to
cure liver complaintin any gifts forms, such as
Janndicc, Dyspepsia and numerous other com
plants, described in another column, besides
which it is one of the greatest preparations or
cures for consumption, taken in early stages,
that is now known.
Wetake it for granted, as experiment has
proven. that diseases of the lungs are not gen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
CINCfNNATI MARRRr.

JAN. 29.--FIOur unchanged aud dull. Whis.
Ky dun and lower. sales at I5Ic Hogs steady,
$500 head Provisions unchanged; so far moth
ing has transpired.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30

New York, Jan. a9.-Thc animal award OF
premiumssof the Cosmopolitan Art Association
is postponed from 2stli of January to sd of
March. The subscription books viii nc open
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30

We request that our patrons would always
,..d in their advertisements by three o'clock
~ the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
~ y,n in the morning following. The crowd of
'.;,bt work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30

4 Ctuse litter Il 4SteambOut.-Y Yesterday
morning merchant of This city was riding out
upon the RIVER road above town, licsurely
watching tse Pittsburgh packet putting and
blowing Snort distance ahead, when his atten-
ton was attracted by the bawIfng of powerful
pair Of lungs, belonging 10 great six footer,
who was stalking rapidly after him like the
giant killer on stills. calling at the top OF his
Voice for the merchant to stop. The latter rein
cd up and the stranger approached do you
ste that boaty' breathlcssly Inquired the stran
ger The merchant nodded confident "Oh,
We" well, that boats got all my baggage,
for heavens sake let me up behind you" The
horse was diminitive one, about MS high as the
strangers hips, but the animal was backed I'M
der him with ease, and away they flew, the
strangers feet acting as extra locomotives in the
pOney'S progress, willie he the leather lungcd
rOared after the boat over the merchants shoul-
der, 'Stop herl Stop lleril On they ran,
creating more wonder and amazement than did
John Gilpin in his fearful ride a long time ago.
This double monstrosity, the wavering muddy
mettlcd stecd, and the long, gaunt bawling
Stranger tore on, and there being cars on board
the boat of course the craft hauled up and
came into shore, thinking they had received a
call from old Clootie, aud that their career Of
wickedness was to be stopped. Theof1icers and
crew were no less gratifed than agreeably sur
prised when the strange moving mass separated,
and the larger moiety stalked towards the boat.
The stranger gained the hurricane deck as the
boat was showing ont, and acknowledged that
himself wife and family, resident at Pnrkers.
bnrgh, 'were the merchants to command ever
lastingy"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
WynsTTE cry low

DR. A G. BRAGG-DeRr Sir: For than three gears
had been afflicted with ln1amed eyes, In aggravated
degree, aud tried various Physicians,
to efectI induced By Dr. baum try the Arctic
Llnment, and In months neerly we'll My little
daughter afcted In the same manner for the same
tine. and during portion Of the lime entirely blind
eye. applied your valuable LIninent, and her
eyes perfectly sound. Thus have I, with
btt bottle cured my danshters and my own besides
your Invaluable remedy in my house. Yours truly,
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SUPERIOR NEwsINK.
inst received at this Office, another lot Of Burrs
SsT, 1nk-the best in the country. Orders from
'aps,,,, .eI promptly allied Terms cash.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

PICTURES FOR THE MILLION!
~ Prices to suit the times, ut wyKEs' GALLERY OF
ART, Ruin street, opposite UHion. Pictures taken at This
Gallery greatly reduced prices TIE public
that thsi the place obtain the best Pictures that
Ken in the city.
IWould also inform them, they go
rate rooms 20 obtain pictures but right head
quarters where prepared to take them cheap
the cheapest. (dtc3Al JW. WYkEs, Artist.
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L0NE D0LIA "A r

UN ia Dl La il
IVY HEEE EUczE
on o. TlIl GfsF .Rli itSATIfl IN llYER NEDl-
ODsctNis aos 6eleFs ~ l7lif, = I,E- SaErusi's
-ssssisT - ti.rr my oSfs T,,Si-
aeus known It : only CatlaTtie, but Atgsg-
- mattel, tlsn On a. q e.irs G Ii.s
matter, thus two purPesss slsetsss u-
aOsfc Z STA sssls.t
itkvsaile In,e il ThTrsail, Aus
moderate doses EisIreusthsn and build Unit
Da slsS5sSs iSvisoeEi6s Is snse,iy
ttrgu, iisN aTtielss q ,ReE.'l g sr.
- Eeli Il 5 known hat Que bottle % us IhViSuisfUr
contains niael slrspg elf haasFsd dssss q Cal
Though IOssesus ieasEs these Gnrls
In er 1nlil assd u ir a IRFiG-
eftif2r, Fhles met uit saeh sssess -
tlsd and knosI IA s efeeis II has TsTsi Fst flied
TO ss5s Lsssr eoEllalt.s r. ll.sil go.st soSias
- Ehsa tls liver = EAslsstl'e ustlsp-
- as proof llat me ISvsVT9 reie "a lis a.gss-
lst any one trgsl via. JseaSes leAs us I.sssSs!oE
CostTrn.ss can be permanently cured b ne Iuviso-
Fstor- Take In slnill refining.
a.sFs IN hsE ogeEsiiSiS hy gssS.ily s
ana work es rsgniuSy as soek HoIE sik lis15slA =
oraf0rs Which soFreeA Al aediy ana soufsas = Tie
FSE an over.Ioaasa stomach u has NJ esuaI a5 re.
hsves an oPpresslys o 1nSssy issls1E setting
Sit speak In the hIsisstteFns.t f71. = p flt-s
GH- skSEudpas iKvtoOlAyon ean.sto rs vse0uusthded
Liver ~
s sSE s 4, Il. m g q IL az 1G =
conviction curtain q Feattat Eses-
O2Eags ever ElVsn 10 Dy5lef f - nasie Plete
cure believe the dFst 1tlie tnke, SID
anything lfolhlt while befoEt, hotl
= ling bat the ighlsst f6od Veld digest, aud
gave pain New UhatVe Uant ptay - an
e. u Liver Compliant or tTuhls yes,
Ian otEy this the greatest II de sidAliF
There has never been tried In cur faIdfy are1ssdS
Whleh has met with ae uhounded sueeefs n lie
OF diseasesineidsuttO ehdtens DR SANIunns lSvIa
uhATOR; for ofehldfen tinl
aud seems to Tenoyate NE sstslu IheSogEAy ll
- think doing service an In adtisIuE lEt
WHEN they need msdclne Try this ey.
eases thai have under npter VAsFe bsi
eat has Lfeff, AlsllFl
aud Bowels, where al oleF tar % give Esisf
uhas become useful family tlIl Ipt De
~ Without It'd kAolrif( ldl RestsitcaG. lffss
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SANFORD CO., PROP ,tb BTUaigay teN HSsks
7. u LoGAN = CO., Aeents for Nhsclings7 tf-s~Y
JOHN y. PARK, Cinciunatis as
GRO. II. KRTsE3. PttLssaiEh " Oissnle AEenis. -
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