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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-23

AlScbHty. q
All the latest newspapers, magazines, &c.
are to be found.at f. P. Lowater's bookstore.
Back numbers always on hand. He has
also large circulating library, besides any
number Of other books, which he proposes
to sell cheap for cash. rf.-a1 bna asaoass
~~~~~~~~~~~
Our Market .~-,,.-. .s.et ss.r..,-
Has been very inactive the past week,
and probably business will be dull until af-
ter the harvest, which is about commencing.
New potatoes are now selling at Is cents
per bushel; flour $3.50 per Dbl. !; pork 8 to
10 cents per h.; butter 10 cents per lb.
and eggs 10 cents per Dozen g4lg S-g a vi
Messrs. Geo. s. Pierce, of the steamer
Key City, and Charley Kinds, Of the Gold
en- Era will accept our thanks for late pa
pers They are the most accommodating
Clerks on the river, and are each connected
with fast boat-too fast for the Northerner.
"A shooting Analr, ....."
The particulars Of which we did not learn,
is said to have taken place short distance
from Red Wing, last Tuesday or Wednes:
day. We will not give the details till we
learn, from undoubted authority the origin
Of the quarrel, which is said to have been
between two wood dealers. At present, we
speak only from rumor.
~~~>~>~~>~>-.
A Thrcshing Machine
Was landed at our levee, last Sunday, by
the steamer Northern light, destined for the
farm of VIM. Featheastone, Esq. 1t is q
beautiful specimen Of the effcts Of genius
and mechanical skill, and will no doubt
judging from appearances, answer tho pur-
pose for which it is destined. More Of the
same sort will be needed soon.
A Rare Chance
Is now offered to those of our subscribers
in the country who are indebted TO us, tc
pay Their subscriptions. We will pay the
highest market price for any amount of but
ter and cheese; also, for few new potatoes
and other vegetables. Those who have not
the money to spare, will please make note
Of this.
archaeological.
From present indications, both of sound
and sight, we are led to believe that there
is no dcarth in the pork market. The
stock is princi pally "live," "on foot" and
"down'-in the gutters,-and is pretty
equally distributed throughout the city, in
the different streets and al]eys-Main street
being p'entifully supplied. Hogs is plenty,
and very musical Not an hour in the day
but may be heard their melodious notes =
" first low, then inaudiblc, then-O! ye
gods, but We forbear to particularize. We
can liken it to nothing else but Black Re.
publican convention. Those that shave
ears to hear" can hear-if they dyny take
much pains. We think there is law in
regard to letting swine run at large, and
would suggest to our very efficient City
Marshal that he enforce it; that is, if he
thinks Is would be in no danger of getting
mpounded. Marshal, hadn't you bette,
Brand 'cm =?
Democratic Township Meeting. ..-.
The Democrats Of Red Wing Township
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

- Riches arc the baggage of virtue;
thsy cannot be spared not left behind,
but they binder the march.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
Jas. J. Buffers Record Fluid,
FOR SA II
ATTHR PRINCIPAL STATl0sERs At CINCINNATI
ANA EiScW here.


q C ARD 10 GEag GGEpT1GNl.
CiScisSATf. April o, 1887.
AIR. Jas. J. Butler, Agent, Cincinnati.
DEAR SIR .---Wo have for n number Of years past
been using Anold's English Fluid as she bes. IL
the market for somo time past we have tbcen iLy
your RECORD FLuIp, and take pleasure in stating
that In opinion II Is fully equal to Arnods, and
in some respects to be preferred. Ii has more
uniform depth Of color when first uscd, and has
never xoLpED. When il hes attained its deepest
black tint the color is fully equal 10 the best Of Ar
uold's No have ever used, while the eGow Ia abont
the same.
Il. B. 0LMsTEAp, Bookkccpor at Grocsback 4
Cos Banking House.
q. II. JACKSON, Col. Gle X, do
s. ". ROSS, Dis. Clerk, Lafayette Bank.
A. HALSEY NICHOLS, Book-kooper, Ohio Life
Ins. < Trust Co. Bank.
s. J. CHAPMAN, Book keeper, J. A. Frazer.
R0B'T 7. RElLEY, Book-keeper, u. :. Custom
House.
JAMES A. DEyoU, Clerk, L. 6. C. House.
WILDER, HYDE 4 ROBINSON.
J. WILSON JOHNSON, BoOk-kecper, John W.
Ellis & 60.
n. NJ. BARTLETT, Principal Of Barilett's Com
mercai COLLEGE.
r. s. DACoS, Principal Of Bacon's Commercial
College
The student, of these Institutions prefer II to any
Ink extant. lfcbJ 5S-tf.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
Spiritual Intercourse.
HoRTrcuLrcRALIsr.

The spiritual intercourse II certainly
enlnrging. A spirit, not long since,
waited on Judge Edmunds and wanted
him 10 take drink through an earth.
" medium. The Pawtuckct Gazette
relates the following pleasant incident
Of spiritual communication which quite
exceeds the Judges story:
IAN enthusiastic believer was rca-
ting to n skcptc the spiritual pcrior.
mancc@ 10 which he could testify, and
among other things said that on GER
tain occasion the spirit Of his wife, who
had been dead several years, returned
TO him. and seating herself upon his
knee, pat her arm around him and kiss
ed him as much 10 his qualification us
she used to whom living. You do not
mean 70 say remarked tho skeptic,
that the spirit Of your wife really on :
braccd and kissed your No, not ex-
ATTY that, replied tho spirit believer,
but her spirit took possession of the
body of female medium, and through
her embraced and kissed M We pre-
sumo that believers are often as willing.
ly deceived as this man was
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

CRorP.-At recent meeting of the
Paris Academy Of Sciences, the disease
OF croup-so common among children
formed the subject of very important
remarks. DIR. Jodin stated that it was
q parasitic affection. and of oil simple
remedies. capable of removing these
parasitica growths, tho per-chloride Of
iron is the best. II penetrates through
the fungus, modifies the hemorragic
states which always exists in the affect.
ed parts, and in their neighborhood
and, lastly, obliges the patient to expec
torate, by which an immediate cure il
affected.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
sNIIU0IH ut tlu IVIFVHlHE FVN
TER MS.
THE DAILY JOURNAL,

THE DAILY JuUkNAL,
Containing the latest tclegraphie news received
the evening before publication, with the proceedings
Of the legislature up the hour ofadjournmcn, the
decisions Of the Supreme Court, and the general and
local news ofthc State and city, will be sent by the
early morning express trains TO subscribers in the
railroad towns ut 80 cents per month, Sc per year.
Subscribers residing off the lines of railroad also
receive their papers by express by making arrange
ments for their delivery a convenient points. Those
who cannot make such arrangements will have their
papers forwarded by the earliest mails leaving the
city.
All subscriptions must be accompanied by the
money. No deduction made the price Of the
Daily Journal except TO persons receiving II for
delivery by carriers.
Ess-ln all cases where tho maker ola club FOR the
Weekly Journal receives extra copy Of the pa
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under. All that Is necessary to be dom Is for
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wanted, and the name ofthe person TO whom they
are TO be addressed.
nSs~ In sending orders for papers much trouble
and confusion will be avoided by writing names
post Offices and counties distinctly.
Address
Journal Company,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Ec-ember ' 1883
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

. oLD Da. STEPHEN III. Burns.
1.-THE celebrated Indiad Physician.
having arrived 10 an advanced
old age, desires to spend the rem
nant Of his days IN sending 10
the afflicted throughout the land
the Medicine which has proved so
successful In the Cure of Con.
sumption, bronchitis, Asthma.
Liver Complaint, Coughs, Dys-
pepsia, 6c., free Of charge.
The old DIR. has brought his
Remedy 10 great perfection In
practice OF the last fifty years,
and feels confident that Il will
cure 8 eases out Of 10 of confirm
ed Consumption. As his afiiucnt
circumstances enable him, he will
send each applicant who furnish
es description Of his symptoms
= small quantity of his medicine
with minute and expricit dircc-
tons for preparing II themselves,
when they shall have tried IL.
and learned its beneficial effects
IN their eases. Each applicant
will send 8 stamps 20 ccnis,) TO
Ipay the return letter, and TO as
sist in the the payment of this
advertisement. Address
DR.. S. II. BURNS.
New York.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
AIITION

q n " Il - ~
Merchants and Traders will BE- on their guard and
not be imposed upon by counterfeit Of Morses Indian
Root Pills. signed 4. n. Ms1rs All genuine Indian
Roet fiil- have the aud signature Of a. j. WARs
q Co, on each boz.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
MILLS.

The milling business will he conducted by the
undersigned under the name Of Geo. Holland Co.,
The hghe.: market price in cash, will be given for
wheat.
Those having grinding to be done will give ne
call. Washington Holland with accommodating
milers will always be found at the mill ready 10
wait ell who call. GEO. HOLLAND.
Broskvills Ser. ss. ". HOLLAND. n
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WAR; ANTED
WOOD TYPTa

They will continue TO manufacture and keep on
hand good assortment of their celebrated WOOD
TYPE, which has given such general satisfaction
throughout the West for the last twelve years.
The manufacturing department viii he under the
immediate supervision of Mr.. j. ID. FOSTER, the
well known Press Manufacturer Of Cincinnati.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
Howard Ass5ciati IN,
PHILADELPHIA.


lu"ffW eFd ffnhfaif ffsFHNFts
rTHE HOWARD AsSot IA1f \. in view 81 the awful
\ destruction ~ huHan life. csassd by sexual Dis
aud the dceepio pfarliccd nIan The unoffnn.s
victims 81 snh dsAss ny Quack several yeaw afo alrsc
ted their crnliirE ,utfetn chafablr act eori 4
their nane Go upcn DiIenfafs of the ffeaimff DIS
elnss 81 discusses IN 81 Ihclf k,rms. ard gi, ~
Advice Gmi- 90 Hil whe AIll, ny HITTER. uhhsds ~
oi their ition. lage occupation, haiisoi le k4t
Ia 81 extreme fsris 90 nhh nacdirines IRE ~
charge. II Il nerdcss g. aid that the Association .
mani the CHEST Mrdi ~ skill The age and III furnish
the most approved Nodcfn treatment.
The Directors of the Association, IN their Annual hercr
upon the treatment ~ SEXUAL Diseases r the ending
January si 1879 expires The hest aiifaeilon With the
which has attended ths laloss u the cn-
rg surgeon the u erei $500
Ina Weakness, lmp,fcncr Gonorihga. Gicei. eyphilk.
the soi OnHnlsm Nell.aupe, Ac aud order eonii1-
nan. the plan Tor the ensuing year.
The Ncetcn review of the past, feel assured that
their Ia IN this sphere e heneso ~ cnof have teen
Of great ssnthi the afflicted. estcaly 10 The young
aud they hg,a resolved devote hnte,e Nih rrnsued
zeal, this very important and much dstpssd
An admirable Report on sr1mAi,nhen. 90 eenins
Weakness, ihe Vice ~ Onanim Aasiufiation, or cell
ahtse aud other deases al the n rfHns, ~ the c
sulng surgeon, win be scht l., mall tn sealed snscisfr
free o charge receipt stsnrs for finfr. 9th
nal diseases diet. A., constantly teng pui1shes for
gratuiton distribution and viii BE- sent 60 the nissa
S.me Of the remedies and methods a treatment ah
covered during the last year, % great falue.
Address, iiepurf Or. 6eofgr H. Cnllosn
Consulting surgeon. Howard Association, No. Soitb
Smith street Philadelphia. Ia.
by order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTwELf. Pr,sf.
mg2s ~.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
PR OS d T. Q II u =
oFsTuE
THIRTY-EIGHTH VOLUME
OF THE
Indiana State Journal.

The events Of the first six months Of time which
will follow the issue of this prospectus will be faught
with great interest 10 the people of Indiana. An
extra session OF our State Legislature commences
the goth Of November and will, In all probability,
continue during the full time allotted 90 IL by the
onstitation-adiourningo on the 10th Of December.
The regular biennial session will commence on the
18th OF January, 1889, and continue until the sth Of
March.
Matters Of vital importance to tho people Of 1ndi'
TO be acted upon by their representatives In
the General Assembly, and all have an interest IL
OBTAINING an early knowledge Of Its proceedings
An experienced and competent corps Of reporter
will be employed TO furnish for the Journal cac
day a full account Of the business transacted.
In addition TO the proceedings ofthe State Lcgs
lsture will be the doings Of Congress, which bod
conyenes on the 5th Of December and will continr
in session until the 3rd Of March. Telcgraphic ab
stracts Of Congressional proceedings, with all ih
other news furnished by the Associated Press, WI
be published in each issue Of the Daily Journal
and the most important portions transferred TO tn
columns Of the weekly Journal.
After the adjournment Of Congress and the Stat
Legislature the JOURNAL will be made miscellaneous
well as political, In the matter of its contents
Home news, and whatever relates to the welfare Of
the Common wealth, will receive especial attention
In short, the Journal will be paper 10 meet th'
wants Of Indiana readers espccialiy-such one NJ
can be safely introduced into every family for peru
sal by either the old or the young.
| In order 20 make the Journal such paper ne W,
desire il to be- we have incurred heavy additions
expense for telegraphie news reporters correspond
ents, 6e., but have not increased Its subscription
| price, We will send the Weekly JOURNAL TO sub
scribers at the following low
TERMS
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HO Nj T. JOU II n AL
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
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copies may be- obtained of the principal newspape,
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In the cities Of Ncw.lork, Brooklyn, Williamsburg
aud Jcrsy City.
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punctuaiity and despatch.
Any Postmaster, or other person, who will send
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed Administrator
BONUS NON, with the will annexed, Of the estate
Rizck 6sllsy, late Of franklin County, Indiana
used. Tn uateis supposed TO be solvent.
sIe.t. SAMUEL DAVIS.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
BUTLER's MERCANTILE,
RECORD AND CDPYING EXCELSIOR
FLUID INKS,
Manufactured by Jas. J. Butler, Agent
IRRET. IN COMMERCE,

SuS3S1BdBSATu0 o.
T MAKE THREE DISTINCT vApIETIEs
l. differing from the other only In their d.
gree Of hudity, and designated by the label:
REcORD--For Lcdgers and Records only;
C0PYIxG--for Letter Press only
MERcANTILE-For Books, Lstters aud general
purpo>es<
These Fluids change from onrKxrsn ufuE to q
deep aud permanent BLACK COLOR, which no
len 9Th Of time will FADE nEsrRoY. These Fun
INKS were first offered to the Public in lS5f-since
which time there has been awarded them FOURTEEN
DfFLOAs, Two BRONZE aud ONE SILVER MEDAL. An
enumeration Of them Is deemed unnecessary. as
they may be seen at my Office. They largely
used in tho Prominent Cities and Towns Of the
West aad South, and to some extent in Eoastern
Cities.
Since the publication Of my principal circular, I
haversceyed the following letter from srartoNEHs,
which respectfully submitted to tho considera-
ton Of other large srATioNERs. least or West
clscISSAri. July q, 1857.
Mr.. JAS. j. DrrLER, Agent. Cincinnati.
pEAR SiR:-For some time past have been
selling your WRITING FLUIDS to our Customers, aud
take pleasure in statiis, that they give very gcner-
al satisfaction.
Is fnr as our avn Judgment Is concerned, We be-
lievc them to be fully equal 10 Arnolds English
Fluid, aud are TO be preferred from the fact that
they present moro uniform DEPrH OF Color
when 6rst used--and as far as we have seen free
frsm msld. Yours Respectfully
MOORE. wILSTAcH, KEYS < CO.,
ANDERSON, GATES K WRIGHT,
hickey. MALLORY x WEBB,
D G. r. BRADLEY \ CO.,
APPLICABLE 4 CO.,
GIBSON 4 co.
We have sold Mr.. j.. J. Datier's wrirfse rLviDs
to our customers for sixteen months past with gon-
era satisfaction, and believe them to be of superb
or quality. Az we do not use Arnold's Fluid, We
DO not feel at liberty to draw n comparison.
TRUMAN & SPOFFoRD.
Tho following testimony from Bookkecpcrs Of
Leading Banks and Mercantile Firms is especially
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07
CINCINNATI GAZETTE
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
rsnns oP DAILY.

City Subscribers, payable TO carrier, per week .e0
" SIX months a 10
three m0ntht .,,,,,. ~
no. To responsible persons who viii net agent'
for the Daily Gazette 10 the country aud supply
subscribers In their respective o aties by the wrrk tw
hc furnished N Tan cents per copy per week, they charging
their subscribers hfeen cents making II the cheapest ~
In the West considering It's the amount OF origin
al natter special correspondence 6c 10 contains and the
quality Of paper which II u printed, by this system
agents Increase diminish the number Of copies
pleasure and subscribers take II for long short time
may suit their convenience. and pajne n Easy
not 20 lie e The papers free 81 chargr by Ex
press Baggage Master the first morning train. thue
arriving fum ~ 80 hours In advance of the binary
mail Time Payment be made 70 the once every two
weeks.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
JAMEs5 McvAsY
3 L 3.

FECS leave respectfully to inform hs friends, and
III" citi2eus Of Eaton Eotgs ANA it* vicinity ~geaEFatri
that liT ~ prepared ia* Hissrt no.icpf II execute any
oT1@r> in connection with the erection Of" or repairs
u Huii tings with E4ciA. be may be entrusted Ia
*ilL also furnish I'd Contra tors Builders 2laatsss
and others, Sa&i, {ready prtnea and Glazed il de.
stred,) }ESff1AN aEETTER3 with stationary Or
pivot stats, Iusiie Boiling siin4Is. zIsannet Iaors, &C.,
ofany required size, al rs Low rates rs, they an sf
ubtaiuaa elsewhere in the eSoitta. and q 5tha haIt
style # workmanship, He has also established ~
connection with the ahove. "a aElBHIAG bEFAki-
MEN +, Wherein all orders. will be exseutedsa retagaF'
Cl>TEi2Ns ct any required "a pacftf made 10 ortEaF.
He would also respectfully suggest to. tif'se WHO
may contemplate b~uIlding :Aat re II Prepared to ges
up Designs ana plans Of Isnra' Costages and othef
-a~>idencess with detailed specifications, Bills ofquast
titles IT materials, estimates Of Cost, etc on reason.
able terms. Orders for any Of The ahose NAMED
workmanship, Or services. left in care 81 sessfss
rANIEi. FticKY, West Baton Rouge.
JORDAN HOLT. Eoseiala, Ia.
4. DUPLASTiER, Haachact i. B. Eotiza. e@ IN
II. r. SALE. Springfield, La. @
or through the Post ufaee, viii meet 5withsrronapt#
attention. ~%-z. - T. @5 s4&#
a5- shop Oh North Boulnrard street, orpoaEss1la as61
Sta t. Ilnuse, Baton Rouge, La. u.s. S,re IT, n
Augusti3th, 1850. ~ ~,-,- ~~zs~@5-& IT, =e@=@+EEEHse~*
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
1E=l-E>e 8
a cue Cure,
ron THE SPECIFY CURE or

intermittent Fever or Fever and Agnc,
Rernittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
Arue. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Billions E'evers, indeed
for The whole class Of diseases ori%s"
natiug in hillary ~enncnt, caused
by tho Malaria Of miaSmntic countries
No one remedy is louder called tr Is The
necessities Of the American people ti'a' 4 s'lre
and safe cure for Fever and .A4"c. Such
we are how enabled to offer, with " perfect
certainty that it will eradicate thu disease
and with assurance, founded IN Iront, tra'
no harm can arise from its usc III any quai1-
1ity.
That which protects from Or prevents the
disorder mutt be OF Immense service II ~
communities where it prevnil%. I"rp"t,l II
better than cure, for the patscit s~copcs :hr
risk which he must run in ylulcnt attacks ii
this baieful disteurcr. This "CunE" eApc1s
the miasfnatic poison Of FEVER AND AGri
from the system and prevents the A~r'ci"p~
ment Of the disease, If taken On tho tvot RI
7roach Of its rre1nonitory symptoms, 1t J.
not only the best remedy ever yet discover Il
for this class Of complaints, but also IT.
cheapest The large quantity VIC SUPP y f.
d dollar brings it within the reach II, ever,
bGIVs ana LII DtilcuE Il@FtNGISs WItfE FGf
Asn AGrE prevails, very uody should have i.
md use it freely both for cure and protection.
It Is hoI"@ this price will place it within the
reach Of all--the poor az well as the rich. 4
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
tain cure Of Intersnittents is. that it contains
no Ouinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no qui1ism or other injurious effects
" ~iutevcr upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
lad the disease w ~
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
Of the miaanatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism Gout, ileadaeie,
nlisdDess Ioothachc, EuracIle, Catarrft, Ash
ma, .PIalpitation, Painful Affection Of the
spleen, Mysteries pain in the Bowels. Collie,
Paralysis, and ~Deranse1nent of the Stomach,
al of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, orsbecome period
teal. This '+CuRE" c1pels the poiaan from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. Il is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling Or temporarily
residing in the malurious districts. IF taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fiction, that Will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
10 riEen into disease, Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few viii
ever suffer from nterlnittents, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
fords.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY pRYsIc,

are 50 composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or erade thcra.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
Its healthy yitalities. As a consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed dewn with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health Or energy restored by d remedy at once so
simple and inviting. 80
Not only do they cure the everyday. complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below tamed is
pleased to furnish gratis my american Almanac,
containing certificates Of. their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costige-
n.ss, Heartburn, Headache arising from aisosaeaed
ST. -cd, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
Traction, of The BosyeAsS, F2atuie,,cy, Loss Of Appe-
fite..5 Jaa',dre, and other kindred complaints,
arising from d low state OF the body or obstruction
of It's functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the .~restora-
ton tf tone and strength to the system dehilitated
by diHease.