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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-04

WESTERN COLLEGE. We are in re-
ceipt Of the Western College Adrocate,
published at Western, Linn Co., Iowa,
under the control Of the Trustees of the
College, and is devoted to the cause Of
education, christian morality and general
news Western College is, we believe,
under the care OF the United Brethren
Church. We sec that the College is in a
prosperous condition, and from the char
acter of tue men who arc at the head OF
it, we are confident it will continue TO
prosper 1t affords good opportunity
for those who wish, to obtain a good cd.
ucatien,
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CORNELL COLLEGE, Mr.. VERNON
The Fall Term of this Institution will
commence Thursday, Sept. I'd, 1858.
Board in the institution 81. rs per week.
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BRANCH BANK--We hear that an
application will be made to the Board of
Control of the State Bank Of Iowa, for a
Branch Bank to be located in Upton.
Success to it, say We.
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IsF- We are requested by Hon Rob't
Cover to state that he has forwarded TO
Hon. q. Smith, County Judge, copy
Of the debates Of the last Constitutional
Convention, for each township in the
county. They are to be delivered to the
township Clerk, who is to preserve them,
and hand them over to his successor in
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MALICIOUS We learn that the entire
wheat crop of Henry Miller, of Sugar
Creek, in this county, was destroyed by
fire on the night of Saturday last. It
was the work Of an incendiary, and must
have been done from malicious motives
alone. One third Of the crop belonged
to poor man, who had raised it. The
wheat had been stacked A man who
would thus destroy his neighbors' proper
y ought to be sent to the penitentiary for
life. Neither property nor life are safe
with such men at large.
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WANTED,

ey~ Read the prospectus of the Sci
ENTIFIc AMERICAN. Every mechanic,
at least, ought to take it. 1t is good for
every body to study
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10 f. cry FEnfLE IN TIE UNITED
STATES.
Mrs. MoNrACIE's FEMALE CORDIAL

Mrs. MGNrACEE'S FEMALE CORDIAL
L'UR THE CURE OF ALI. THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. MONTAGUE, Tor many years afflicted with
most If the disc asses that are common 10 females
spending large fortune ia years in trying the
different means Of treatment for her relief - no
avail was prevailed upon by many Of he. irg nj :
10 visit CalEa, December -, for the purpose OF
rggaining her former health. While there. she
Obtained prescription from Spanish Physician,
"Nhose silver locks
Were tending 10 the grave"
With which, through the mercy Of God she was
restored to her youthful health
After her return she made known 20 hundreds
OF her tCE@ie sufferers the effects u the remedy
with equally q great success. an.-
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the
public for the relief Of all the painful and dan
gefoas diseases peculiar 10 women, and that tie
female constitution is subject TO-
10 those suffering from ,PFosapsas Uteri.r In-
eerihoea, Ammofrfoca, Aenorrhasfa ID snenorr-
hoea-Chorosis, speedy cure re obtained.
TO these Suffering from Failing Of the No nb
or Uterine Weakness Of any klaa, the Female
Cordial IL especially recommended. II is war
rsnted to cure this painful disease, If perseyered
in.
Ia all spinal affections. pain in the region of the
Peisis, lowaes= Of spirits, hysteria slck.headache
and all those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation OF women. the Cordial will be found Of
immense value
This medicine meaerates all excess, and re-
moves all obstruction, Il nyigorates the debilisa
ted constitution Tor the dutes u life, and when
laksH IN middle age proves blessing.
Nodesfy iorbids as, in public advertisement
To make full the "details; but the wrapper around
each letter will falls explain every sass.
Merchants, females, OF Others, ~ sending three
cent stamp, can have any information concerning
the operations Of ths medicine.
Agents wanted in every village q the United
States Put up in haltpint bottles; 81 per bot
ties; 80 per cent. on TO the trade. Ali orders
must be addressed 10
DIR. J. ID. sTONFRDap,
l.Sote psofrlffor)
n3l,yI Lewistoaa, IA, Box Ill.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery i'm Medicine {!
u ST OUT:
Dy. (ltIyERWIIEsS REPORT

On An ENTIRELY NEW AND PERFECT REMEDY
far sefHt arfra seminal weakness. Debility, Nsr-
Depression 81 Spirits Loss Of Energy, Lass
tnae, THilIts, Involuntary seminal Discharges, I'M
pared ID. -ht aid Memory, Blaches and Imples the
face, ftes. indigestion, paptatiou Of The LEFT and
bodily grasraen u The whole system, inducing fmpo
tencys and mental aud physical IneapacitF.
This little work, etnanaIing from qualified nem,er
Of the u8ediea profession, gives Vt
BLisaEp, to all persons entertain
ing doubts Of their i'll, sa4t condition, who
scious having hazarei their health and happiness
II is issued gratis h suffering humanity, for their hem
eft.aHd the suppression u emPsficism and eSoritan
Sent free nay address receipt Of tN0 stamps
hy Df. CIIAs, KLINE, $50 ist Avenue, New York. II
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7 III Z X IN
l. fosmed with thousands of pores in every inch
Of surface whose Office it Is to carry off the Impurities Of
the bioodthe ack nowledgea Of all diseases Of
markiniwhen the skin Il dry and parehed-when it IL
covered with eruptionswhen 1t il cold and e'ammy-
when there il inward fever naamation Is imrossi-
bic for tie skin under these circumstances to perform IL
proper functions and carry the Impurities from the
body designed by our Creator.
Narse's Indian Rect pills remove these distractions
and produce free aud healthy blood the corrup
tlons from the skin, and it to brighten with the
fash Of youiA and beauty. Beauty SO much admired
and loved 'Reaay without paints and cosmeties-4ut
beauty prodaeedt y health aud hapiness.
Dr. Msrse's Indian Root lils are sold hy all deal
ersi Ia medicines
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u "a y Va q HkAI@t
I13.l.sD Hnffl. Have .gf4sy, sof.1.

ard not single instance II ts failure has eca reported
Personally APPEARED before me, alderman ii the
city ct Philadelphia. IL. r. ltEtHGhB. Chemist. who
heing duly sworn does say that his preparation anita ms
Narcotic Mercury Injurious Drugs. hrt are ur
Vegetable. IL. y. I!EnEDIn, sole Manufacturer.
sworn aud subscribed before ms the laa day ~ Nov
ie54. WI. 4. HIBBAkD. Alderman
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Scientific american.
PROSPECTUS.
" 9 L. u M L TO TT r r L Z n
BEGINS SEPTEMBER Ill, ls5a. .
II + { I'll \ MICS, In ENIO X S,
Manufacturers and Farmers.

TIE sCIEsftrfe AMERICAN hes nuN reached
its FOURTEENTH YEAR, and Will enter upoB New
Volume on the litf Of september. Ii Is the only
publication af the kind now issued in this coup
Try and 1t has very extensive cirt alatA In All the
states Of the Union. IL is not sosaa might
suppose from It's title, Il Cry, abstft.ae work On
teehnieal science: on the c8ntfary, Il .eals
with the great events going On III the seiesiile
mechanical aud industrial worlds as To please a4.d
Instruct every one. If the Mech anie or Artlsan
wishes to know the besI machine in use OF hay
t. make any substance employed In his husnes S--f
tie House wife wishes to ret recipe for aaA inc
good color, - If the Inventor wiss,s. %
know What is gong on in the say Oh Improvement
Iii the Manufacturer wishes 10 keep posted with
tue tIae, ana 10 emt 10y tie best in ii,ilies in s
hasiaess--if the Man Of Leisure and study wishes
- Keep him-aii fam liar With the progress made
IN the chemical laboratory, or in the con traGton
OF telegfaphs, STEAMSHIP s, railroads, repears NOV
ers, and a Thousand other machines AMI app,l.
an.es both OF peace and war--al these aesiat rat
can be found in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN aud
moi etsfseisre. They are here presented la q tei-
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hensien of minds unlearned III the higher bra.-
eAes OF science and art.
TERMS Oae coTs On. lar, 81: O,le Cory
COPIES, Str .Hanths, 81 Tea Copies. Iceirs NJ
Ms, Sis; FIFTEEN Copies, Iteiue H0aths, So,
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Specimen copies squt grssuitousIy for inspae
Ton. soathern and Western money, or Postage
Stamps, taken for subscriptions.
J-sr Letters should be directed to
MUM 4 Co. rs Fulton.street, y. Y.
II MEssas. ArsN h CO. are extensively en-
gagged II procuring patents for nev Inventions.
and VIII advise inventors without eharee in re-
gard 70 the novelty 81 their improvements.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THERE Is NO SUCH WORD Az FAIL.-Kead
the advertisement in another column, headed
"ielniboid'r Genuine pfcparation.r s#
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III = Z . . ii

One hundred dollars will be paid to airy physician ~
prove that the medicine njuF Il a patient. ana
the testimony Of thousands IN pfgHueaa to fryve
that the medicine ever j1rai patient: and tie tgsti
spny of hogsaBd =" produced 90 prove that Il
Ereat good. tascs Of hnfn WeaS to thirteen yeufs
standing have been Effected. Tire nAeg Of Eal44ters
Testimony ir possession II the Proprietor yoasbig ia
virtues and curative powers, 10 isiraense embracing
the names well known to
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The only Cenmogcial tollc-1 IA, low,
The only 8 Z GE.E@IiED Comms,-
cia' &hustC"a ia, ghr pt;,ro

Rooms oven rs all hoars from 8 A. ~. t:NqP.v ~
P'aAG #Ee invited to eail ana examine .-ry,s a%'
"ien dizzy viii be satisfied g. { ne gss,rt mo- 'hs,
&c eta Pr"ec. Q--gl LOPEZ u PsArT'
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Accompanedly reliable and responsible Gey arn
Professor, of Meca Colleges. Clergynen aaa others
Prepared and sold ~ II. +. HEhBOLp,
Practical and Analytical Ehemis;
Ne. 30 South Tenth 81. bslsr CHesfrHt. .sssra5fg
BEfIafuas. pbifq.
III r To he bad of J. q +. STEWART. Ke8kuk. ] g-
Wa. genera wholesale agents, and Of all the nrn s
ana bealrrs Throughout tie United States, CalaIaz
and British PF8V noes.
BEWARE OF oourrEsTErTs.
ASK FOR HENBDL ut%--TAEE M OTHER
5v2 CURES GUARANTEED. Is
TTMEERED LAND ron SAFE,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS IfaEERED LAND
for sale, low for ash, ana ID lotslo snit ptf-
ebaseFa. Said lands are Gloas four mills Tra,n
Ha"tFa- fNIE a#"trE
4it.3i4, .saY. IAN, iaJ.. 4at1
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!" win wssaal taeasares van despair


II lFepaFed d4seFIy aeernIlny % The Kules Of
Eharrracy aDi Chemistry
with the greatest aceur4cv and cen8cal knav-irs and
deyn, 81 In H. nstior. See Professor Devices
yalnals Work the practice Of PhysIc, aud rlost OF
the late Standard works Of Medicine.
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OHIO STATE AND MON
rs LAW COLLEGE

This Institution has beer removed 10 Cleveland Ohio
Degrees are legally conferred aud Students upon GraIn
ating nay he admitted TO Practice For Circulars ad
dress. at Cleveland, ely M. A. KING, Sec'y.
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HUmEoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
OF Highly Concentrated Compound
E!uid Extract RnsEp.

4 HUNEoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
OF Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract REsEr.
For Dixeases efths Bladder, kiaasgs Gyaref Drop.
81. Hgakasss, Odssfucfiorg serref Diseases,
Female Coapia'Ats, oR6oF Hiseasese "
The Segua' Organs.
arising rom and Tmprsaeucies In life, and
mevins al Improper Discharges from The Radaers Kid
rer., or SEXUAL ergans- whether existing IN
HALE Or FEMALE.
And no matter OF Now Long Standing
utving health and sgor 70 the Frame, and Bloom to the
roy 70 TITS rnss on xssifrL1crEDu
II cures Nervous and Deated Sufferers, and removes
all The symptoms, among phich will be found
Indaposition 10 Exert.on, Us
sN Iass Of Power, Iprs II Memory,
.s Officially Of Breathing, aeisTal d.
Weakness, Horror Of Disease, Weak
Nerves, Trembling Dreadful Horror Of Death,
Night swuats, Cold FEET, Wakefainess, nimp.ss
Of Vision, Laneuor Universal Lassitidr Of the Mus
cuar System. Often Erroneous appetite. with Dysaeptic
Symptoms Hot Hahds, Fiushfns Of the Body, nS
OF tie skin, ptaA coua.eaar1ce and srurth'ns On
lie Face, Pam in the BAGS. lieaviness OF the
Eyeliiss Frssl9ehsiy Hack Spots Flying he.
fore the Eyas. with Temporary ssffasiea
and Loss efsl ~, " ant q Atteaioa
with Herrer uf Society.
Nothing IL nore desirable TO saeh patients thar SELF
ilude and notniag they dread for fear Of them
selyes no reposc Of iayer- E.rEessness, Specu
ls'oh, but hurried transition from one question to
other. j.
These - mrtoms, II allowed 20 which this med
icae invariably renp0ves-sa0n follows Loss ON pow
Err, faTBiiY, AND EPiLhrTic Fifs-in one Of
which tie patient may expire Who can shy that these
fsusunty followed thos" refui dis
eases-IsgASITY AND CeNsIMPTIoNy The r.-
cords the Insane Aylas and tire melancholy deaths
hy Consumption, her ample wnsfs to the truth Of these
assertions. n baaare Asglams the mast meaneholy,
den and quite observation-disclosures nifth Grief Wis
It's It. shcud SOUND % the voice occur, is rarely
" :, u,t,, ,un. ,,,aY -, n.z,~ag -, ,.,,,.t.
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$3.50 a year.
D AVEN OFT
.omMrrtlal Collin,
IN UhlGG'S BLOCK,
Corner II Third and P.c-o g.
"' DAVENPORT. low,

&s> INCORPORATED j, re-.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-23
Map OF sandustv couptv.

Mr.. JoHS McDoSNEIL, is now engaged
in getting up map Of this county, which
will be as accurate as can be made He
will himself by personal survey platt the
farm boundaries, roads, streams, and all OBJ
jects Of particular interest 1t will accu
rately locate every mans farm or lot with
the owners namo upon il, with tho number
Of acres and give the location Of the build
ings. All mills, school houses and building,
Of particular interest will be shown. The
project is nm excellent one and every resi-
dent Of our county should possess a copy o
the map. 1t will bc got up in the bes
style, beautifully cmbollished, colorcd anc
vanished, backed with muslin and mount
ed on rollers. Mn. G. II. BURDIcK will &C
as agent to solicit subscribers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-23
Meeting of the Oak woods Cemetery As
sociatiOns

Reported by the Secretary
The members of the Association met at
the office Of Buckland d Everett, on Satur-
day last, and having appointed James JUS
tice President, and 7. Stilwell Secretary,
proceeded to organize. Requisite Bylaws
to govern tho Association were passed-fve
trustees were chosen, viz, R. P. Buckland,
Israel Smith, James Valette, David Bolts,
and James Moore, who werc instructed to
purchase from Mr.. Vallette lis oak woods.
lying on tho bank of the River, Immediate
ly west of Ballville, containing about TWEEN
ty-fve acres, and to proceed to have the
samo laid out and fitted for Cemetery pur.
poses. The gentlemen elected, .met on
Tuesday morning, at the samo place and or
ganized themselves into board Of Trustees
in accordance with tho laws governing
Cemetery associations, and tho Bylaws OF
this association-by choosing r. p Buck
land as President of the Board, Israel Smith
as Clerk and David Belts as Treasurer
The Trustees will, at once, have the ground
surveyed and laid out, by competent En-.
gineer, into lots roads, and walks and in 4
short time, those who desire to secure fol
themselves and their families burial place
such as but few localities, in this, or any
place afords-will have an opportunity tc
do so. Nor can it be doubted that wher
the community como to understand the plar
oftho Ccmetery--the beautiful arrangement
and embellishment of the grounds--tha
all, at the moderate price that will be asked
will wish to possess themselves of lot, t
which, by purchase, they acquire title t,
them and theirs forever. 1t may be prop
or to remark here, that this enterprise i
not private one--all are concerned in it.
all should share in it-and that the large
the sales Of lots, and tho more money thu
coming into the treasury of the Association
the more beautiful and pleasant can tn,
place be made-for, by tho laws Of the Stat
of Ohio, under which this Association
holds its charter, after paying for the land
no moneys can be expended, divided, use,
or appropriated for any other purpose thai
for keeping up the repairs, and adornin,
, and beautifying the grounds.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-23
Sale of Renl E.tate.

BY Order OF Cosys.
David Pool. Guardian Of
RosAlths Raymond and
William Raymond, minors Probate Court OF
HanduEky Connty
William Raymond and
Rosalthe Raymond. t
NPurpuauee q order Of said Court. in the abovs ca
L titled case. on the
Goth day of April, 1858, at 5 O'Clock, PM.
county will be sold to the highest hIddsr the following
RAYMOND. 10 wit. =
The undivided half Of the quarter Of section
number i've, township number our north Of range num-
sixteen containing hundred and atty acres
more or less 10 Green Creek township In said county
TERMS OF SALE.--one-third cash down: one-third IN
year. and third In two years with interest rser-
BY mortgage on the premises. = = ,
DAVID PooI. Guardian Of
William Raymond and Rnsalths Ray1onA y
a., buckLAsp Evzakrr. AttsA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-23
New York Market.

AprlI, Il, 1905.
Flour market is dull, with tendency downward ssle
700 bhls at 20 for super state; extra state
415a4 80 for super WESTERN and so for
medium extra western.
Canadian Flour dull: sales of 500 bbls 81, ,5oa5 so
Rye Flour at 3,00a3,T0.
Wheat market quet sales of 5000 bush Chicago Sprn,
stl ,oo IS white Mich; Las white Kentucky.
Rye dull at 6sa70.
Barley at 62a64
Corn and better; sales 10000 bush southern
IS for white; 75a76 for yellow.
81 for Western.
Pork market sales 500 bbs at loAls is for
and 400 for prime.
Beef dull and dropping.
Cut meats rule heavy.
Lard sales 400 bills at l1Sall,S the latter price
jobbing lots.
Butter is steady at 12al6c for Ohio; 22a2ec for state
Cheese fair request at 7a9.
Whisky dull sales Of 100 bbls at 2l.
Stocks opened dull and depressed but closed with NOR
steadiness and better inquiry Money call loans
ly taken at 4a6 per cent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-23
Rochester, April 90

Mrs. Eli Stout, sistsr-in-law of Stout, tho
prisoner, was on tho witness stand 10 hours
to-day, and while giving her evidence, the
prisoner was discovered communicating by
signs with her. She testified that Stout
and Mrs. Little had occupied the same bed,
but with an evident inclination 10 evade the
tho question or answer under compulsion.
Tho prisoners mother was then placed on
tho stand, and testified that he and Mrs.
Little came home on the night of the mur-
der covered with blood, arms broken and
their bodies badly bruised and that she and
Littlo's son won't to the riyer-saw Littlo's
mangled body, and found Mrs. LittIs's cam.
go pin and Stout's cap and took them home.
Her testimony created an intense excite
mont in the Court. 1t is thought that tho
lads testimony will be still stronger against
the prisoners.
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Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY EVE, April l3, 1858.
Council met at the Mayors office. Pros.
cnt, Mayor, Recorder and Council: where
upon the following proceedings were had
There being Marshal and Street Com
missioner to select-on motion of Council
man ELLINwooD it was unanimously deter
mined to vote by ballot, which ballot be-
ing had, DENNIsD.LANE was declared elect
ed Marshal and Street Commissioner
There being no further business before tho
board, adjourned till Thursday evening
April 18th.
THURSDAY Eve, April Is.
Council mot pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mayor, Recorder, and Council
JOHN L. GREENE, Mayor elect, not having
given bail as required by law, came forward
and presented u bond duly signed whicl
was accepted by tho Council and placed up
on file.
1t appearing to tho Council that in the
appointment of Marshal and Street Com
missioner at the last meeting, they departed
from the rules required by law in making
said appointment, and there being doubts a:
to the legality of said appointment, it is
now ordered that the proceedings making
such appointment of Marshal and Street
Commissioner, be, and the same hereby arc
revoked and rescinded. Thereupon, on
motion of DANIEL CAPpER, duly seconded
by Q. DoNcYsoN, the Council proceeded to
appoint Marshall and Street Commission
or viva voce, whereupou G. DoNcYsoN, J.
STEUBER, @. SMITH, S. NJ. ELLINwooD and
OSCAR BALL, voted for DENNIS D. LANE
and D:CAPPER voted for JOHN QU1NN.-
DENNIS D. LANE having majority Of
all the votes is hereby declared duly ap,
pointed Marshal and Strcot Commissioner
for tho town of Fremont And it is hereby
determined by the Council that the term Of
said LANES office as Street Commissioner
shall commence on the lst day of May
1858, and shall exist until the lst day ot
October following; and that he shall be
paid at the ratio of $50 per month for his
services as such Street Commissioner; and
it is further ordered and resolved, that in
case the said LANE shall neglect or refuse
to perform the duties of said office to the
satisfaction of the Council, thoy reserve to
themselves the right and privilege Of ro-
moving him from said office after giving
him five days notice of their intention so to
do, and of stopping his pay from the time
of such removal.
After which, DENNIS D. LANE presented
his bond duly and sufficiently signed, which
was accepted by the Council and tho said
LANE was qualified and properly installed
in said Office of Marshal and Street com
missioner. On motion, adjourned.
JOHN L. GREENE, Mayor.
Attsst;-oscAR BALL, Recorder,
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WoxpERFuL, BUT TRuE.-A few days


since Dr. James H. Beadle Of fHuntsville Alabama, called
gave permission TO publish for the benefit Of
suffering humanity, the astonishing which had been
effected in the Of his wife, by tho Of Dr. Hsnces
Vegetable Epeptic Pills. He Informed u.s. that at the
time his wife commenced using the medicine her system
was so entirely prosraed by the number Of pasms
had undergone to reduce her weight 10 100 lbs Since
she been taking the r she has entirely got the
spasms and has gained in weight and bodily health She
weighs at least 200 s aud declares she in better
enjoyment Of health than before in her life Mr..
Beadle also related he of Mr. Harrison Lghtfoo OF
the town. who been entirely cured of the worst
form Of Epilepsy by these Pills. Mr. Lghoots case
bad that he passed week without having
attack often falling down in the street. He has not had
attack for than year. Mr. Beadle thinks that il
the Pills fail in curing case 1t is for the want Of
proper the part Of tho person in taking
thcm he fees from observation in the
his wife, thatif they taken for sufficient length Of
time, they will any Sent to any part Of the
country by mail the receipt of remittance Address
Seth s. HRmce, l0s Baltimore st. Baltimore, Nd Price,
one box, So; two $5; twelve s2i. lows