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Harrison G.. Hobart.

The following notice of our gallant stan
dard bearer from the Waupun Nena. a ncu-
trail paper, shows how warmly Mr.. Hobart
is enshrined in the hearts of the people,
on account of his prover5ial honesty, his
fine talents and above all bis unimpeached
integrity.
Harrison G. Hobart, the Democra-
tic candidate for Governor, is a man long
known to the people of this State and is
known and loved as peoples man. The
convention knew this that nominated
him. He is in no way connected with
any Of the fraudulent transactions that
have dsgraced our State, and where yer
he has been, in whatever station placed, he
has proved that honesty is bred in him
that perseverance in good works and in
defence ofthe peoples rights arehis notices
and onward and upward is his cry to the
people of this young and Furnishing State
He is the man for the times, and if elected
(and no one doubts it who knows the feel
ing Of the people, will prove himself true
to our interests. Knowing no enemies to
punish, but having ever at heart the great
est good of the whole people, this is the
man we want for Governor. He is con
nected with no cliques he never was en-
gagged in any Of the family jars that have
heretofore distracted the democratic party
and to day stands before the people Of his
State with Clear record, an honest heart
and determined purpose to do right
knowing that right will conquer.
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Democratic Club.

Pursuant to call in our last paper, a
| large number of the live Democrats of
Manitowoc met at the Court House on
Friday evening, to form a Democratic
Club, and organize for the campaign. A.
WHITMAN, Esq, was elected Chairman,
and Mr.. JAMES B. CROWLEY was chosen
Secretary. A Constitution was formed,
and speeches made by Messrs CLARK,
Nichols, WHITMAN, and J. b. CROWLEY,
after which the following gentlemen were
elected permanent officers of the Club:
President-W. d. HIrcAcocK.
Vice Presidents--JoHS MYER and
| MATTHIAS SoLoR.
.Secretdry-NIcHoLAs WoLLMER.
Treasurer G.. OLMsrED.
EXECUTIVE Conn,ittee-J. w. GLOVER,
IRA P. SMITH, J. NIEDRER, J. B. CROWLEY,
NJ. RIPLINGER. Over one hundred Demo-
Gratis signed the Constitution, the best of
feeling prevailed, and determination man
ifested to give good account Of the De-
mocracy of Manitowoc at the coming cleo
ton.
On Monday evening of thisweek,a grand
rally of the Club was made at the Court
House-the Hall being full. TEMPLE
CLARK, Esq, entertained the audience for
three quarters of an hour, in a speech re-
plete with the history Of the Democratic
party since its organization, and in mas.
terly manner showed up the inconsistent
cies Of the Republicans in their cry of
Reform" He pointed to the extrava-
gance of the Republicans for the four years
they have been in power, loading the peo-
pie with taxes and running the credit of the
State. lie closed by paying handsome
endorsement to the Democratic Ticket, and
called on every good Democrat to be at
the polls Oh Election day.
Mr.. ADoLPH WITrMANN was next intro
duced by the President. Mr.. w. spoke
in the German language, and from the at
| tculiOH pau It'll VIC uOuuI uOI luht Uo HI
terested his hearers. Mr.. W1rlM isa
very impressive speaker, and always meets
with hearty response from his country
men when he addresses them.
WIN. M. Nichols, Esq, in speech full
Of vigor and eloquence, kept the crowd to
gether until a late hour. This was the
first time Mr.. N. ever addressed his Demo
cratic fellow citizens in the State, and we
are glad to say that the expectation mani
tested to hear him was not disappointed
lie is fluent and logical speaker, and
was frequently interrupted by the acclama
tons of the audience. At the end of hi:
speech, the crowd gave three deatening
cheers for the Democratic Ticket
The Club meets gain on Friday even
ing on matters of business
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Further N Relation to the China War.

NE" 1ohh, sept. oU-o +. M.
The steamship Asia arrived here at mid.
night. Her dates are to the 18th lust.
The London Daily News states that the
government have decided on dispatching
several additional steam frigates and cor
vettes, together with a sufficient number
of sailing frlgates to augment the SQUAD
ron in China
The London Times SAYS there are about
5000 rather wrong headed soldiers in the
vicinity of Calcutta, waiting passage
home, and the object should be to divert
them from the West to the East assum.
ing, however, their re engagement, impos-
sibe, there is still force in India large
enough to overcome the mighty Chinese
Empire
The London News announces that the
government have resolved to send out
military force to China, and to send it
from India.
An eye witness in letter to the London
Times, thus speaks of the attitude Of Amer
leans: | cannot end without referring to
one matter in connection with this battle.
1t should be ever remembered were We
children of the same mother, we could not
have received more sympathy and kind.
ness than we met with from Americans.
Neither were men more willingly neutral
as We passed into assault.
When Capt. Tattnal heard tina. our Adj
miral was wounded. at great personal risk
he went on board the Cormorant to see
him. Many of our men slept in the Amer
lean tender on the nj ght of the fight So
gars, coffee, brandy, and everything a man
could want was placed before them. The
American crew forgot themselves and only
thought Of the British
Conflicting accounts are published as to
the state OF the London builders strike but
it is evident that grea' numbers of men are
resuming work, under the new society
terms proposed by the masters.
1t is officially announced that the Great
Eastern will leave Portland Oh her trial
trip on the 9Th of October, instead of 9th
Sept, and finally sail from HoIyhead for
Portland, on the ooh of October, instead
of the Goth of September.
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nEHtCRiriC CorSrY CONVENTION,

4 Democratic County Convention i'll be held
u h- Cnur'-Tonse Manitowoc. on Saturday, the
l5H II O.toJsr a ! o'clock, =. VI for the pur-
3-e It i."rniratiug candidate for Clerk Of the
Circqit Cont, ami 70 trar sact such Other business
- may be u. crs-ary. Tae ratio of representa-
tinu nil b a flows:
C"nr"'s 81 wi Delegates: Ko-suth 4; Manto-
vor {. Buzz aun =; Franklin 3; Memee 3; Cato
3. NaHt'stc IA d- 1; Rpckiant Q; Gibson 8;
ts'ic +; T%" r v,r- 6: &c treviIle 3: Eaton
3; ~, q ~, 2, Newton 3; Seh'eswig 2
9 Y FrcH. john Rosrssos,
Ihos. J. H"Ts. JIxHs CAHILL,
II. c HAnfLros,
democratic County Committee
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EE TuE Grat Eastern

&c luz Gnat Eastern is finally to
come To New York. She is frs. to stop
~ Portland Name, unload her cargo, and
'lcnee :nake an excursion trip to New
York With light load, she will draw
twenty fnur feet aud six inches. She can
rqss lie lar At Sandy Hook, drawing TWEEN
II tive feet. She will probably anchor of
tie battery, and he in New York harbor
sometime t!I, month. Capt Coxsrock.
direct ii"u England, brings the particulars
OF her certain excursirn to New York.
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LARGE IMMIGRATION ExPEcTEp.-The
Liverpool Times says it has the best au.
thority for stating that the prospects Of
emigration to the United States are most
promising, and that an active movement
for some months is anticipated. The Ia
test emigration statistics show that while
there is falling off in the Irish emigration.
the number Of English and Scotch emf
grants is largely increased.
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Tn COUNTY FAIR. On our next page
vyo publish full List of the Premiums
award at tie recent County Fair. We
nave spent much labor in procuring and
arranging the List, but have the satisfac
unn Of giving it to the public ahead Of all
he o;her papers in town. Cur readers
.ap nlva1, rely on the Pilot for the latest
.'5fmall,n
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mounted on the forts to drive away twelve
line of battle ships" How far the admin
istration will sanction Commodore Tatnsrs
proceedings it is, of course impossible for
me 10 say, with the facts staring US in the
face, that we are here on peaceful mis-
sion, and that only few hours before our
Minister was told that if he would 90 to
the Peiho river, near the North Bend, he
would find all he looked for-and what 10
more, he did receive it Yesterday.
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. D. uSro OnrcEs." &c.-Mr. STONE,

D. rxro OnrrRs." &c Mr.. STONE, o.
the Ct'une, RPqti.rar, censu.es us fol
publishing The communication Of Mr.
Eoe~En few weeks ago. il our friend
will look at The matter with tpo eyes, in.
ste al Of one. we think he will see that We
dill perfectly right. The Pilot frs, copied
fivtn thr R.puJiean an abusive article on
the character Of Mr. Roe SIR, and We Ger.
iaiuly would rot be treating Mr.. r. with
common respect ai,. We refuse to publish
hi. yindication.
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FIFTEEN SHIPS TO THE MILg-The fol-
lowing fifteen vessels, together, measure s.
1Sl feet in length. or nearI mile: Great
Eastern, Adria,ic, Niagara, Himalaya,
Duke of Wellington, General Admiral. Or
lando, Persia, Alrato. Royal Charter, Great
Republic, Pennsylvania, Arabia, Grea3
Rritian, and Asia. The Adriatic, Niagara,
Great Republic, and Pennsylvania are
American ships, and the General Admiral
was built in this country for the Russian
navy. The aggregate tonnage of these fif-
teen vessels Is 6S 42S.
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The republican ticket, so far from being
"weak" one, is the strongest that has
ever been presented for the sufferages of
the electors of this state - Nil Sentinel
The Racine Democrat responds to this
little piece of fustian very neatly:
Its being SO "strong' is what kills it
1t smells so strong of Know Nothingism,
that large portion Of the republican Ger
mans have bolted it outright and it smells
so strong of corruption that the candid
and honest portion of the party will not
support it. 1t is decidedly strong
ticket, too strong to be palatable.
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d. M .st.iLis is.embiY DiSrriet Conysutisl.

y mo'rtuc Assembly, District Convention
f"r Il SEQ q Assembly District, will DO held al
u n."e"c Rapdr, oil Saturday, the 18th Of Oc-
t.h.r a. ~ n'l'ck, a. a., tor the purpose OF
rrrH jig i cnu.iidate FIR Member Of Assembly.
and To- transact such other business az may be
c~"s@fry. ihe IaGi0 OF representation will be
a. follows:
Il tvht De'eGat-s; Centreville 3: Maple
g Owe ,. Fra Kin 8; Newton 8; Schleswig q
G." 3; EtH ); Memee 3; Mauitowoc Rapids
f. Ryckland ?.
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FThe Tribune intimates the possibil-
lty OF three persons editing the Pilot. We
heave heard several Republicans express
the wish that the Tribune might have one
editor to conduct that sheet.-Pizot.
No necessity for more than half of one
to enable it to compete with the Pilot
Tribune.
Well, if the editor Of the Trib une con.
siders himself only half man, we shall
not dispute bis assertion, particularly as the
community agrees with him.
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DHsrRrcrIox OF EASTERN Hors.-Late
papers from the Hop growing region in
New York State, contain accounts Of great
damage to the Hop crop by the late storm
and frosts. The Waterville, n Y, Times
says" Had an army marched recklessly
through the Hop yards, the destruction
would not have been more complete. -
This must result in an advance in price.
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lem eraiis Assembly District CsnysntIss,

i rcU' cratic Assembly District Convention
for tb Fust Assembly District, will be held a,
th- Court II use, Marit"woc on Saturday, the
l. h of 0ctier, 1t 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
~ pose Il nominating candidate for Member
~ 4 s-uby, ~ d to ira .sdct such other business
IS MY he nCc .--ary. The ratio Of repre- sen To-
ton All be a. 'ollow-:
Conptr-t "" + D.Iegatos; Kossu'h 4; Gibson
;. Maritowuc g. Ml-hic 4; Two Rivers s.
Z II. SCHMIDT. c. W. FITCH,
WV. EAT r6H
U,la cy.fi,c District Committee.
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CHEERING NEws.-From all p,rts OF
the State We hear the most cheering ac-
counts of the prospects for glorious
Democratic victory. Our party is thor
oughly united, and we need but full vote
to gain an overwhelming victory.
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CALIFoRNIA ITEMs.-Mining is now
carried on in twenty-five counties, and the
yield of gold is greater than ever before.
Mining is no longer carried on by the
sheathe knife and the pan, but with ma.
chimes. There are $50 quartz pans in
operation. mostly carried on by steam. en-
ploying capital of 100000. Quartz
is now the leading mining interest in the
State.
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to The Democrats Of Mishicott and
Coopvr>town will he entitled to four Del
e-t.e< Zach in the Conventions to be held
on the 18th, Instead of three as heretofore
ANNOUNCED. The Committee has changed
IL ..lIls.
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HARPER's MAsAzINE.-We publish the
prospectus Of this excellent Magazine. 1t
is the best in the country-always filled
with choice and interesting reading. One
number OF Harper is worth a bushel of
the claptrap Magazine ,ha. are issued in
the Eastern cities.
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A GOOD FAMILY PAPER.-The Home
Jonrnal, published at New York. by GEO
P. MoHRIs and N. 7. Virus, is one Of the
La. family papers IN .hs United sta.es.-
Term. q 90 year.
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ApoloeY.-If our old and valued friend,
=. IS. BALLou, Jr., of the Watertown
Democrat, viii forgive our neglect in not
jor" ardiug hiHi the Pilot heretofore, We
promise - get him--the nsx. time
We 5ea am. o. Pe:---.-- ,u.salf, 10 the
a':smpt Sa.a.e!i
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A Lively Rrrcur,

A LIVELY BuTcHE Warren G.. Smith
Of Bangor recently slaughtered an, dress
ed ready for the market, fifteen head of
cattle. between the hours Of 0 O. clock in
the morning and S 10 the afternoon. lie
had no assistance whatever.
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The IRrsn DRAIN on OUR FIsANcEs-It
is authoritativeIy stated that the amount OF
money RENTED home by Irishmen resident
in America, the last year, for the purpose
of assisting their friends to emigrate, was
S2,360,00O. The ten preceding years the
amount RENTED was s49,6sO,0O0.
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No REsuLTs YET-The Artesian we'll at
Columbus, Ohio, is now the deepest bore
in the world, the anger having reached the
depth of 2,247 feet without haying q. ye.
touched the water.
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THAsKs.-CHAs. GERcKE has our thank,
for his valuable assistance in making on,
the Premium Lis. Of the Agricultural So
e!s.y. '-'- -.
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ADAM BLESER,

Chairman District COMMITTEE.
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Dx. yoAAsHos, %
Lock HOSPITAL,
a~ sssSfsd TIE .est Csraa, speedy, asd Oaly EGsssl
ksmsdy In he weird fer all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENOR

ksmsdy In he weird fer all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE,
LIT no FALSE DELicIcI PRHvKNr.
APPLY IMAEDIATRLY.
pa CsRE WARRANTED Or NO CHARGE LII Ywo
w.tn. eth. Back, stretur.. Ar,..n. Of ,b. Ks.,,,
ana B.dS.r lo'elrnt.r, Dsehnr Impossey Gsnsf.
is,on Older. Papit.,io1 q 4: H.sr Timid,, f.msSs
shin -. Lu%.. s 81 s h. :,
...n.5o. i D,S,d.r .5,.ns from SOLITARY H.t.
DER '"P'''sls and d';,Sy 1'h Bod, Mad
r.p..i.IIy, -s. a,r. s.son. -. Victim,
that and dssruc,-s ). sii which annual
:.a s..n . n q Y'sIa Men Of 70. no.
stsniEg ssnsss with the or
dssss. " " " '
- hARliAsR
n.g. beng svar. et Phy,e.l vs.sDs, .rr.nie dssy,
di y. xs. =. &C. :: ;R.. . erred
&C. no. IN n aener a. Gsntsman and ssnfdsaly rely
OFFICE n. soUTu FREDERICK STREET,
s hand aids eonl from B.lsimsrs street 70. FIRE.
US ssfnsr fn not y ssssrvs name and sunssr. ksrsn
DR. yoaasrou,
and d. g.a:r part Of yhss. liz. ,p.nI in the be-.
.e..d Il ID. .son.bins cure. ,s.s ":rs :,.
me. T.1y s,., Nth .ngn in q. head .nd
sends. with .Qs.nt SisAas ....s.s .ea.
~ rafE fasfi T!Sf an sS Sic E"H'di'
l:snE h;n and .ssg .hs have Injured themselves ~
nj
which are nightly felt sssr vhsn asleep and 10 not ssud
render. Marie impossible end dsstrsys bed nis1 snd
sedy, shorld apply inmsdistsiy.
fh..s ar; .on. q IN. snd nsn.h.y .s.eu pr.a,..e
early habits Of yes,h, wa; Weakness Of ,hs Bach saf
mes, P,in, in the Mad Dmns sight LOss Of Nuse MA,
y, De Siitv
Symptoms Of Ceosvmptsn, ke.
mENTALLY--Th. fearful .fssp the mind are susl,s
Spirits. Evil Fsrbsdinxs Aversion efsoeisty, SELF bsrss
ts,s q sssds, fim'dy. ste, the svils pss
dsesd - ~
NERvoug DEBlLrfY.-Sbsus..d.. ca. new ,.d.. Ma,
the essss 81 hr declining health osnr thss vIxer =.
coming vsst, pale, and .s.eus,
6ssisEs 81
when the and mprudeat ,o.ry Of pleasure Sea.
ne has mhesd the sssds Of hs rsnui ds.ssss zoe ssr
happens that nsd ofshsns dread Of dsesys
dstsrs him from spplyng thoss who from sdsc.oo "a,
rsrsesbity, .lons bsfrisnd him He fan. pts a..
hand. OF sDoIant and dssgning Erstsnds ~ho
nenth sfsr H,uth long smallest lee can +. IS
famed snd In dsspsr leave him health IA
ever his CALLING dSpPoinimsn BY the dead,
ps:son Mercury, hasten the eenssene symptoms Of hi,
tsrbls disssss such AGssns Heart Tsro.t No.s
skin &C. With frishsl rpdity dssta puts
period his dreadful ssndIne him 10 thst N
discovered country ftera vhcss traveller rstun,
Oh. JOlNsONg REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WraUnkss
AND lkPoTENCY.
y this great important remedy vsskss srfars
and vhs had Ice, ali hsne As,s
bssn psdistsly vslisysd.
Aiimp.dimsotss Marriage Physical Mental Dis9
trembling and Wssfnsn EIhausisa 81 fssnS
EHDORsEmrNr OF ZEE purm
PEE MANY THOUSANDS cured AZ ths v,ts,,
Ae and the portsa 0urri
cal operation, rsrformsd BY DR. Johsoa Witnessed by &
Which have sppsarsd again Before IN. pute b.
aees ns standing gentleman Of character aud
siity 'shei'0t Gssrsnss ts the .aiet.d IAN iSiv
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OPINIONS OF THK LON
PpRaa

I'VE recommend our correspondent to try Mons
Soyer's new Sa1ce, entitled the Sultanas Sauce >
II Is made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor is ex
cellent, and 1t affords considerable aid in cases Of
slow and weak objectionable Lancet.
''The SuitaEa's Sauce liz savory piausnt and spi
cy; a happy combination of favors and essences
worthy of the delicate taste of Suana, the genlus
eliminating public."-Obsrrer
IT, CONGREGATION of al the Piquant resources of
Turkey and Russia.'-Unit,d Service Gazette.
GAS q ttlllater of the appetite this Sauce Stands
alone. Ii is q most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner Ia
ble.'-AtIos. =.
THE Sultana Sauce is most delicious zest"-
Morn. ChroHtcIe
sole A gents for the United States-GARDNER
G.fvELlN, al Fulton street, New York; and
BRAH& HAYES. 81 Cornhill, Boston. =
- The Sultana Sance can be had in Washing tr n
Of III. RlDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKEIL
MILLER ga Pa. av.; n. H.VOSE L CO., corn
or Pa av. and 10th st.; and other Grooers
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ARRIYALs At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

SROWN'S HOTEL.-H w Anthony -; A Nj
Inward, Md; tiayO, do; ID : Pt.i!ips, do; II ID
Miss Wright, do: g Lindsay, Va; Il Todd, Fla; &
L. Tnbele, de-; Mrs 6eranstie, La; w stith, do;
Miss Marshall, Md; r NJ Cook, La; A Love.
Ala; hob nson, Tsnn; A ) AtkInsOh, ia; Col
Faunthsroy, USA; 1t Erben, USN; Il l."daIn
aGd dauf h hte,' Ny; 3r. and lazy, Fla: Mss
dc; Ms Parmsli ard lady, Nc; l. SaIlrren, Va:
" " Hill. fox; y Harrison, va; y v Gibson. do;
ID u Armstrong, do; 4 Armstrong, w ArmstIon-
do; w hiartln, can; A ;. Beach and son, Ny;
Miss Eve, Ca; Shafsr and lady, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL Marshall, Va; T. E
Payne, Holden ald daaughter. Mrs Payne, NJ
Raymond, 9 d Chaplain, Ny; w Kemp, 3 Am
acker. "a; Jones, Ala. Berry, Nc; ) Hancock,
Md; Mrs McDeIrmOn, NO; Mrs M hsrris Va; w
McU erIon. Mo; b Lewis, W Lanyard Cha
p.rs ana iaGi, Ala; NiIsn. q Raiiey, r. Rawls,
"a; Eonor, Ut Percy, ii NIcoi., Nj $; w Helm,
z Pope, 81; Rsv I MsRoe and SOP, Pa; Il Dewitt,
Christy. Eng; W Small, Nj; Ismns' pr: /,
Wa.srhouss, DC; w Worthin gton Nd; c Hoffman
Ark.
WILLARDS' HOTEL.-C Davis, Oregon; A de
Mau2,TIs,-; b Drove, Mas; Glrldon, Ala;
l. GIlmore, do; DR. Hill, va; Robbins
Gai 4 Bradford, Fla; Mrs = Nelson, NY; Mai
Garnett, USA; Looms, NY; III C. Freeman
do; >hackleford, Tenn; u Fl Rowe and Iady
Sa Elders, DO; McGinnary, Ala; X A.
Gibson. La; A Morrison, Mo - -
klRKW00D HOUSE-w Knsbe, Md; Bnl-
40, Mass; " Hsrrcd, La; X N Bennett do; G w
i.srsIns NY; X Key, Tex; c r Sgotswood, GSA:
"A h.lEht, d.; l. Day. NY.
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ZINES, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork Of eao1
ooIte; sod by druggists generally.
TO be the best in the world. Ia @-iv
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MEDICINES.
AZ sARsAPARILLA,

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Compound Remedy, which we produce
the sfsctuAl altsrsIvs that can De made con-
greater Alternative power as to afford an Ell
f.ctvs antdOe the diseases sarsaParila rsPutsd 10
rur, t belize such remedy wanted those
who complaints and that one which viii
s9s o5 fa ae.s How
this pound win de has bseu proven BY experiment. en-
many cssss TO be found OF the following com
scsorULA AND scRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS, EaUr
Tons AND EayPTIvr DDRAsEs, ULCERS, PIMrLEs,
BLorCHKs TUMoRs, SALT RHEUM, scALD HEAD,
SYPHILIS AND sYrHILIrIc AFfscIIoss MERcuRIAL
DIsE..E DRoPsY NEURALGIA OR TIC DOULoUREvr,
DRBILITY DYSPEPSIA AVID INDIG EsTIoN, Err ELIAS
RosE OR ST ,1S r ms Tnoi: ea'
This compound Will be found great promoter of health
sss% IN III. Sooi a. is IL. timely
sIpusoa them many ranking disorders nppsd in the
the sndusues erou Sores
through which the system will strive 10 rid itself of corrup
tion. If no, this through the
body Stsaurs medicine Cleanse ont the vtistsd
blood Whenever you snd its Impurities turns through tbs
skin ia pimpIss sruptions cleanse when
il is gish the veins cleanse
it is font aud your VIII e you when EvsG where
live the blood Keep the blood healthy
can be no listing health Sooner later nu,t 80
wrong, ehnsy Of life dsordsrsd or
thrown.
SArsapars has and deserves much the equation Of
complaining ends But the world has been
purity because the
all that claimed for it, bot
contain but little Of the virtue OF SsrsaPsrs, thing
During year. the public have been m.sd by large
bottles pretending give quart Of Extract Of Sarssplra
dollar been frauds upon The sic
S5 y p pn ~h... Rsae md ST
ds pPoinmsnt has followed the Of the
Ssr paria which Good the market, until the itsef
and b. s w. cal hi. ComyornS r na 10;
tend supply such rsnedy shall the from
tn. load Of oboquy which upon And we thiok
b. ths ordinary run Of n. !. intended eure
order hsr compi. erdc,tion from the
tions the bottle.