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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20
Indian Battle--HOstiIe Demonstrations on
the Northern ROute 10 Frnzer RiKer.


WASHINGTON, August l5.-AJvices from the Dslles,
0oregon Territory, July g. state that news had just
reached that point great fight between the Cayuse
and Snake Indians, both hostile TRIBES. The part
oUsrs had not been received but the fact that there
is want of union among the hostile tribes is impor-
tant, as it must weaken their forces and aid the
troops and friendly Indians in their efforts TO subdue
them.
In the vicinity of Fort COlville on the Frazer
river where the first discoveries of gold were made
in 1856, the savages are making hostile demOnstra
tions, and have driven in the settlers just as they
we're engaged in harvesting their crops As this is
right the northern route from St. Paul to the new
gold dggiDgs, it is thought it will be necessary to
establish military post there Miners should not
venture by this route in parte Ofless than one hun
bred in number as the hostile tribes in the valley
of the Columbis and Snake rivers have been striving
TO excite the Flatheads and Nez Percezs to join
them; and although they we're friendly at last ad-
vices, there is telling what the result may be.
This intelligence from COlvlle looks badly.--NslO
York Herald
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Notions and trimmings !


NotioDs and TRIMMINGS!
Uus ' T11 dS m r ~. e Buttons &C. &C. Hosiery
Gloves su'penders HAndksTsf Umbrellas and every article
"aN''i IN . D'' 'O''' 9''''
BLACK andFANCH DRESS SALAs'
with the greatest variety Of Trimmings.
200 Cases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manufactEre.
n Cases Bleacbed Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
srY,RTYNcs.
100 bales AZ ana rs OsNABURGs;
RYr1,NcS.
,.s,,-.
30 Gases PLAID LANShA'
sV''' 90
5000 Negro BLANKETS OF all q"aiities'
loo COAT BLANKETS,
- ,r.,,,.,.s -.
variety, sleeves, Collars, ETC., etc..
LACES, EDGNGS, FOOTINGs, white
and Black Isonnet IsibbOns of all styles;
MANTUA and SATIN RIBBoNS' Of al
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS Of every qualify;
slLk aaS IHnn .nL" ', Es. ~Il 1s.' 50,
Ladies; also, GENTLEHEN's TRAVEL
-,
me sisoT ,siBI g3ii he sols 10 prompt sisrso on
IIbersl tine
Dooav-NFaHe CJOfhsngt
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AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES

Closing Time sale Of Groceries
AT AUCTION.
ON Tuesday, the 9Th Of August.
RRIs a CO..
OEFER FOR SALE ArcrIoN,
At w. n. Gordon & Co.'S Warehouse,
I35 hhfs n D Sugar. all Zrares-
l25 bids and half hbls M0lasses
100 boxes Star Candle,
500 bbls WHISKY
$50 packages Brandy
800 boxes Soap
600 kegs Fails;
% Sardiues;
With sogars, Tubs, Matches Spices, and many other ac
The shove Goods viii Be offered with iihsr privileges
TeFms.--For under $500 cash, SEQ and
der sixty days 900 and under 5000 ninety DAYS.
and $4,000 four months Tor approved endorsed haes y
aHsi5-id HARRIS CO.
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That is to say, Ireland will double the population
Of Scotland, had in 1856 only One~half of its helpe-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20
VARTRrY GOOns.

One thousand dozen coo wool and Wor5lcd Hosiery
mems, ladies' boys and misses Of every grade and kind,
with every description Variety Goods By retailers
this country; alebone Hoops Reads, Chadevicrs and j. &
Coats spool Gotten with all other kinds Of Cotton threads
500 lbs Of Flax Threads Of all numbers;
Gold JeWelry that will gold;
Zine Soaps, Extracts and PerfGmefy, &c, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

Persian Pearl Drops,
Impair, PeaTy whiteness to the sompleHioa
Persian PearI Drops,
As a beautifer esnnOt be exceIled.
Persian Pearl Drops
As a cosmetic stands unrivallei.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops
Sold by Je. C. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by ". H. Hendershott.
Persian Pearl Drops
Sold by Rains & Brown,
Persian Pearl Drops
Prepared from the original receipt BY
augI7-d6m A. Z. wETHERILL, Cincinnati
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w very extensive and well assorted stock
DRY-GOODs,
Iscady-mude OIOthing, Nantes, Varieties,
&c., &c., &e.,
which We are nov receiving and will have ready for exhibition by
the a5th Of August. stock comprised in part Of
Brown & BIeached shiriings * shoetings;
8-i,7-s q III Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, TvEeeds, Jeans, SAITH
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, TniIors' trim.
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English meriHOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaIks, EEantles, Shayyls;
Irish Linens, JacOneI, Swiss ana Checked
musIins;
Laces 81 EmbrOideries, LADIES' Dress Trim
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons;
Ex. heavy TvViIIed Jeans, Linseys and Ne-
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
eIry, &c.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods Trimmings viii be
added to the stock as they may their appearance the
Eastern markets.
augTz-am BRANsFORD, N'EHIRTER & co.
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Az AFFEsnIz CoHTAisG corHT RON znh 1870 70 ia5s,
ere YoLUNEs- By STzFHEs D. MIzEER." Philadelphia
y. 3. Lippincott & Co.
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NOR SALEs--Five hundred bags extra family White
msy7-u 2 & O. ANDERSON
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FALsEHOOD w. FACT.

malicious and designing card, by Bragg, ex- |
tensively advertised throughout the country, In effect
says: 1.-THE present proprieors OF the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment being unprincipled men they do not
make the said Lnment good as 1t formerly was, and
that he u will not be responsible for its effects"
cauonirg the public against its etc. This means
us-Barnes and PARK, Of New York, and John D Park,
Of Cincinnati, We have been somewhat known to the
public Of the United States for q number of years;
were 1t necessary to vndicate reputation, We
should consider the endorsement Of this Mr. Bragg u
very equivocal compliment.
His statement implies aOfire-ether public ben.
efactor, III to further private interest. Which 10
hf This said Bragg was, At one time, partner In the
Mustang Lniment, made celebrated by the originator,
Mr. Geo. W. WestbrcCk, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing to do. Mr. W. paid MIR d.
$50 000l for his halin,eres. In the article Ofcourse,
the implied and covenanted consideration fer such
amount OF money was, that abe, Bragg should for
ever, any directly Indirectly be interest
ed in manufacturing selling any Lnment, Ointment,
or salve." Mr. westbrcok heavily engaged in
side business. Toprotect his property and pay Bragg,
he offered sell this Liniment. We knew the value Of
the article made the advances held the cancelled notes
-Brdge's receipts in full for so0,Ooo-and became
owners Of the Eminent. We took immediate
examine its recipe protect Its purity its SALE
etc. We believed then, now, that advertisement
was as cheap really good medicine. and that
lay directly In reaching the interests Of the
consumers. This Lniment, always popular, never
entitled tho attention Is now. The very bes.
| materials are used-the recipe 10 alone ours.
In less than six months from purchase OF the
Lninsnt, hr Bragg entered the market with inait
tioa dad counterfeit article, under another
We his contract Of SALE he secuted the moral
obligation, and coaked his legal position BY doing the
business under the Of his He has struggled
for time, unable to make his article cell 1t 10 not
liked, people say, .t has virtue" IL not his Jdil-
Ere at tnposfare, aWd tie immense success Of ouv
LsRient, tie 0oddiag dccdsion Of is last (dismter-
sstsd) public dppedlf The public are not interested
between Barnes Parks and A @ Bragg, but they are
In the genuine purity Of article Of such universal
necessity this Linment viii you BE- Imposed upon!
We have remained quist he mistakes the cause, and
trsAds close. We warn him Of the results: " he pre-
ceeds farther, II will be when " cannot perceive vi
lainy, and when We dare not punish ts perpstrAtor
and protect our rights.
a VI manufacture the ortgjsdl, genuine Mustang
Imminent. W are responsible Cor hs effects.
| tgg sa Rauneottullv, BARNES PARK,
ssntlAAv New York and Cincinnati.
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o., ELECTION 10 THE FaoHrIsa.-Ws learn
H. governor Love has received an answer 70
pp"@aea to the President for more eff
PROJECTION TO our frontier. The President
1855 70 comply with the wishes and sug-
!. ,ous OF the Governor upon the subject 70
49,. suses extent demanded to secure the alb
Nv safety Of the settlers, and 70 prevent
49, .s' apprshsnsien aad annoyance from In
msursieas-tGats City.
.,, .sesrs 10 drinking saloons in the large
s... are % frequent and - much matter Of
$500 hardly 70 be noticed. William Q.
!, aas vas murdered in enc Of these places
Il. 80 bfosdwsy, New York, Saturday aiehs.-
Cas- young man recently returned from
ii. me 81. Paul Nisnssotian Of The I'd slains
.,.. Legislature for the Republicans BY
k.,. = majority. Il says the Republicans
VIA, 40 senators against 10 Democrats among
Ia 80 a. ere counted svo Independent and thai
- . noa:s ssands 20 70 81. But then, there,
as,ssn,.1ssy tAas The Lsgislasuss viii ever b,
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The Lives of three Children Lost
and IL last and only child given up 10 de
WITH G,0N4lrMRTl0Nll

Read The following statement Of highly respsesa.
Bile Druggist.
Mr.. WM. MORLEY, Of Hancock County, Ohio, In
parsed the following information to lsrae 0rssn, our
Agent In YindiAy.
Mr.. WoaLxY had lost three out Of . family Of four
children By that dread destroyer, Consumpsion! His
fourth and last child taken down, and continued 70
grow worse and wore, ent the family desPaired Of
hts life! sister o. Mr.. woriey advised him TO sry
HALLs BAlsAn ZOE Luxos; he purchased one bottle
Of the Balsam 81 me- and administsrsd &c ia strict &C.
cordance with the directions continuing its use through
one entire night. Next morning the child commenced
vomiting, copiou.y, and threw up more nan pint y
..nsostsr;" tAs reiiy sastGntdneeHs. The child
comnsncsd tprorin0, and Is now tihree weeks after
using the Balsam,) quite cell Mr. Morley thinks
that his child will soon enjoy robust health
ISRAEL GREEN.
Blndlay, Ohio, Feb. 49, 1883.
BOLLES, SMITH CO., Proprietors, Chicago.
FOR sale By Agents ard Druggists everywhere.
I'm
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: H1s9.


| ~ 0VAAhuv1OAe A0o4Jy - -.
Afser three weeks Of gloomy. rainy, drissly
weather. shs sun this nsfning Appsafsd. without
cloud = iu.srcsp, bis cheering rays. Uadss-
| feet there il a little snsw aixsd mp With mud,
partly frozen. The travelling q therefore very
bad. Drsvets cau hardly bring forward their
hogs. Little grain 10 arriving-wood, butter,
potatoes, ani vegetables Of oil sorts very scarce
The weather 10 now favorable for slaughter
ing hogs. and oar hsusss win probably soon BE-
running full time. At any rate a. soon - the
roads are in passAbls condition. Al present
they are not employed all the time. having only
cut up to shis time, three thousand.
kessrs. Schenck / Denise have slaughtered
since "Wednesday last. when they commenced
operations, 1900 hogs. Sunderland, Davey &
Co. have Gu; about the same number
SUGAR-7t toS-crushed, l2--re6ned, white
lie Clarified 10.
COFFEE--l2.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Plantation 3d.
Sugar House 4Oa42-Belcher's, 42-kegs $500
NAILS-Ass.t4 rs.
RICE-5i.
FRUIT-R,isins, prime So, 50-Apples, green
$la$l 80 pr bush. Dry SIC per 10. Peaches
none in market.
BROOMS-sl. IS per dozen.
WHEAT--Spring. 40a75c. Fall 7OaY0.
FLOUR-.5, 25.-By the dray load, $780,
Choice winter $3.50. Dray load S. 90.
POfATOES-6Oa7 per bush.
CORN-5D cts.-scarce.
OATS4Oc--none arriving.
MISUNDERSTANDING scarce.
EGGS-l24al5c. ..a
ONlONS-S5c.
CHlCkENS-l.00al.26 per dozen.
HOGS.-Gross, $S,60aS, so; nett, "a, 5Oa5, 90. |
CATTLE--lia2 gross.
HAY-Timothy, 6@$s dull.
WOODS 00a$3 50-scarce.
HlDES-greeD, 54a5; Dry Flint l0al2; green I
'alted 6a6}.
WHISKEY-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Remedy of sc cmcdies.
Reader are you afflicted with any disease of the
throat or chest-such coughs, colds. splitting OF
blood, palms, diculty in breathing, weakness any
other ailments Then try Queru's Col Liver Oil Jelly.
1t Is certain give relief Every physician of emf.
hence in his profession 1t, and IN results the
most gratifying to himself and patients. 1t is not
pretended that this Jelly is cure-sll is useful in
certain diseases only, such pulmonary consumption
and related complaints; and in such it is very gener
ally prescribed. 1t has bsen endorsed by the New
York Academy Of Medicine, one Of the most intsi-
gent scientific bodies in the world. Hyou know Of enc
absring under affection OF the chest or throat urge
that to try the Jelly
PENFOLD, CLAY CO.,
No 4 Fletcher ST., N. T., General Agents
Z. Z. GAY, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
nov16-w
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CARD 10 THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
fnr Enmalna

InfAble in rsctng irregularities, relieving pain
full and distressing Menstrusticn, particularly At
the change Of Hfs) remove all distractions, from
Whatever causes, and always successful . proven
tive, at the same tins perfectly harmless. The COM
position Of the Pills 10 no secret, every agent selling
them II ted with the receipt, and the nwill
tell you they are the best Pills known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz: Distressing and
Painful Nenstruation, Retention, Pains In the Back
Loins, Pressing down Pains, Rush Of Blood to the
Head, DiEsness, Dmnsss Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Hsavnsss Fatigue any slight exertion. PalpitatisR
Of the Heart, and all the various distressing com
plants, particularly the annoying, weakening,
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
LEUCORRnEA OR WHITES,
All Of which d. DuPoxco's FRsscH GoLpRa PILLS are
certain to cure.
Price 81 90 per box. Sold BY
Il. Z. GAY, Sole Agent,
No 50 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
To whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties Of Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson Wspello and
Louisa. lie will supply dealers IT propristors prices,
and send the Pills "to Ladies' BY all
to any part Of the country, by sending him 81 Go
through the burlington Post-Onhcs, Iowa.
.hn1
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a. It 10 quite = common observation, that con-
sumption is the chief Of this climate preying
old and young, and scattering widely Us shafts Of de-
struction But all who have travelled through the
South and West or, indeed through any portion Of tbs
interior Of the country, have noticed that there
. disease far more prevalent among Americans than
consumption. Day after day they are alternately
shaking ~ with nervous 1T, rendered delirious
With fever. Most Of them find early grave. No
Who has experienced this disease can fail
to perceive that sllude to what is called Fever and
Agae The discoverer Of remedy for this evil must
and should be considered public beneactor, and DR.
J. HOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERs is the REM
sdy, We know from personal trial.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally.
a Al
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New York, Nov. 1.

New York, Nov. 3D.
Flssr-Dull and unchonGed. Sales Of 1000 bbls n
- 4O04 Is for unsound; q S0004 90 for supsrhne
stats - 1905 OO for extra do; ~ 302l 80 saperne
western; ~ 1905 % for common fair western Ca.
madam Flour quiet and unchanged Sales OF 400 bbls
At 81 9006 90 fer extra. Rye Flour steady. Sales
Is 50G04 rs.
Wheat-Is very quiet and arm. No sales OF mo-
TENT to report.
corn-Dull at 73076c for mixed western.
Osts-steady Sales At A5D53e for state and western
Psrk-Quite and firm. Sales at el7 50 for mess, and
el3 20 fer prime.
beethoven. Sales OF 500 bbls at S6 25a6 Is for
country prime; IS O0a9 Is for mess. 110al1 for re-
packed Chicago Mess Beef quoted at 1l9.
Cut MeatA-Dull.
Lard-Buoyant. Sales OF 100 bbls at 1Ok011c.
Butter unchanged. Sales at 1SQe1sc for Ohio and 10
q go for State.
Oheese-Quiet, at 10kSHc.
Mhiskey-Dull. Sales at 22kc.
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Nueseaw9 saturday Eve0h09.
Tbs B,e,isesea Oar had Supper Saturday
....;.e a sAs. Empiss Eating ealesa, vh'se
-, generally attended. Aissr the ssppss shsfs
-. . whissing Of eerhs, rasslins q Elsssss,
...... .cssshss and - good sins. ID which ."
...med 70 enjoy shsmsslvss Short and ap.
...,,;.,e speeches vsrs aads - 1sdges tAal
por.r. Browaiae, Sssaese urimes, d. W..
a., Judge Newman, B. ). HAIL. Aass'ag
coorsd. Woods. Tracy, Phelps, Cluns,
49,. and il fact BY every body. IL vas .
,...,, and agreeable reunion. Many good
49,, ear. said which gave ssss = the esea-
.;o, and amused and edited those % fsfsasase
:. -. :, ;. present. Were ws 70 reproduce them
,..dera ~ dsubs moi they veslA az
ga equal pleasure and amusement % . wider
'". u.nv anecdotes were told By The older
s ~.ms.r. Of the bar connected With the proc
-. # law in early days, which brought dosH
.e. s.... Judge Rersr sslA several il bic
=. III. vhish ~s can hardly. resist the
.'-,,.,;ou Of reproducing here, although il
nigh. DO considered v'e.a"oa o. no'p'sai
~ :. r.pors latter dinner speeches. "old
~ =. hs 10 fAmiliarly called, alss told
-, GOOD stories connected With the early
So s,l.v The table IVES kept 10 roar
p the sparkling vi. and r'par'' Of tie $500 =
~. of legal gentlemen present. w''o "o'ss ~
49, .'.'...' a, yl.Aumor vas mingled. A se'
o'''s'"s'' Nd . few minutes before
twelve o'clock. :. swing A..
.,,I;.r ..,,im.n., which We ought to have
offered on that eceasion: :.
ne Bar Of Dee Noiae' c0ssty-N0v' IS /"
~. beeu. the ablest in the Stats
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

G b n d 4 m n lie Pills.
Preparedfrsm prescription Of Sir y. Clarke, n. D
PAysician ErtraOrdiaaro 70 tAs Queen.
Thsinvauable medicine il unfaiing in the Of Al
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the f.
male constitution 10 subject. It moderates all excess
and removes obstructions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
nis peculiarly suited II will, in shorttims, bring ON
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, 10 prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Pisshswtd NOS token BY females dvriAg tAS
EINST THREE MONTHS er Pregnancy stasy are
sure to bring Nsc0rrid0e, bst at any otasrti time
tsey cafe.
In eli cases Of Nervous and Spinal A6eetiens Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight sxeron, Papita-
ton Of the Heart Hystercs and Whites these Pills viii
erec, cure when all other have failed and Al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, sse.
nel antnony, any thing hurtfuto the constitutions
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agsntfor the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late !. O. Baldwin 4 Ce.)
Rochester, N. Y.
N.B.-91,00 anf postage stamps enclosed TO any
AUTHORISED Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills By
tnrn mail. For sale by
ace l6-dw1y. ALLEN HENDR1CKe,
BurI.nston. lows Wholesale and Retail.
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Cincinnati, Saturday, Nov. l3.
The depression in the market for hogs, noticed
at the close last evening, was more fully exhib
tied in this days operations. Outsiders, how
ever. summed up sufficient courage to give to
the trade somewhat lively appearance, by pur-
chsses amounting in the aggregate to 400 head
at 30, l23 to 50 80, mostly or future delivery.
\ small lot Of light average (l7O lbs. sold at
1915. Our local dealers are etill, generally.
holding back. in anticipation Of further de-
Glue but it is to be remarked that It $5,75a
$500 . legitimate business would be freely
transacted, indicating the existence of bottom.
temporary at least, not far below the point upon
which quotations are resting at present. The
receipts during the last twenty -four hours, com.
prsed 2, 100 head. The weather was not con-
sdered safe to day, and killing was, conse quent.
iy, light, and supplies were still kept back.
In our general markets we notice tolerably
firm feeling in provisions, with sales of old mess
pork At $l6, and new fer oil December at SIG.
A lot Of green hams brought ST, but there were
offers for future delivery at Sc; shoulders are
held At SC and sides at 63c.-Gaz.
The Louisville Journal, Of Saturday morning
says:
The weather has turned too warm for hog
killing, and the market yesterday was not az
buoyant A. for the two preceding days. Heavy
hogs would, however, have found ready pur-
chasers At 6,25 net. There was nothing re-
ported in the new product. A lot of 500 bbls
old mess pork was taken on speculation at SIC.
Aessrs. Atkinson, Thomas 4 Co. have pur-
chased $4,000 hogs in Tennessee at IS, rs, and
will pack them ut Nashville.
The st. Louis News, Of Friday evening, says:
The weather is becoming quite cold, and
should it continue so, We may expect the pack
ing business Of this city to commence soon in
good earnest; it can scarcely be said to have
commenced yet, only . very small business hav-
ing been done so far. We are informed that all
those parties who operated last year are in the
market this year. Besides, there are other
houses that will operate here the present sea-
son.
Our packers are now paying $3.50 net for
heavy heys.
The Springfield Qll.) Journal anticipates an
increased business in Hogs ut that point, this
season.
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v1C1oR1oUD own Pan
BRIGGS ARCTIC LINIHRN]

Ae0uy o. snee t-6cknaw =
neAltA EJlls - t1sthI ~
- - aeestions iDvclved - 1 :
- - g rejection q this -
49, - TIE ssaxsyrp o ex1sg;
diseaeos ard i1jnrisa 3s@vir~ .
esived the isdcrss,~1nt al ~ r
tin9nIsSsd esen the lsto -
KANE and its sMcAcy Tested -
ing too awful Wintsss - a. =
gtons o. stsrnal ics, Il a now -.
ing into esseral uss iasvery =.
ton Of the cisilissd gIobe, anS =
marveloas surss ass svsryvhnr0
eu1lfi0g acton rheDonn-
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TN Cure you have Gonorrhea,
Gee Structures, Seminal Weakness or any disease OF
the Genital Organs, procure at once DIR. Bakers spe
cifc. 1t warranted to all in few days.
1. is the sny safe and remedy for secret diseases
offered to the public. Plain directions for use
company the medicine. With Dr. Bakers Specific you
cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
Price 81 50 per bottle.
Sold by DR.. EASTERLY, corner ofThird and Che stnut
streets, st. Louis by W. A. nOLTON CO., QUIGLY
BRO, and D. SIMMS CO., Alton ILL.,, and Druggists
generally.
For sale by E. L. GAY, Burlington. aug1IdAw1y