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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
Dwellings For Sa II
. III Fl a r.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE, A
i double, or
All tho Dwellings In his Row,
ON BRADY STREET,

BET TWELFTH AND TRIRTEENTX SITS.
The gsot nd rent which these d~e''irgs stand IL
Only doll pc. 'ropt 10 ard hrs l6 war lAsk-
log Q few months to RIM The houbl. heus-s have
d ,ubie stills a,d joined tg ther orly b, tn
ding, and ~ strong and we built frame and II &c
sret can ca v be removed
These ,uses have g. >, and elove1 'ooms, al pa
pered. sash hung pnliies. each horse = pleas ut
oop asOve and te'o- lo's We shaded 20 I'd y, II Of
water 70 = cn hon e, ci-tern and c lsr
any rem with small mea can yrocn'e himself
. plea ant home by buy he one % IN &c single or
houhle hous~s. A part ~ the payment can be ex-
tended some time, AMI but vitae mole than the an.
nual ent ~ill be rvqui' ed In hand.
The Large Brick Dwelling House IN
which I've corner ~ Tvel II and ~ ~ streets,
Is for ssle The lot IL ga e ont by $50 'eet. to
40 alley, on VIII there Is no incumbrance, and caa
be Sid on loog time.
ALSO,
The Two Story Brick House, conner Of 10th
and Try tr eta, in = hicn ,. j Lind ey now lives
let 60 nv 40 ct. pad w.tsr, cellar, and house Well
dni-hed con aiming 8 70 ms.
This perts 1, 81 free from sncumb rance, and
can be sold On easy terms.
ALSO,
A Fine Span Of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness and nrst
rate IN Der Wagon, cheap Apply IN
mAvl1 Y. q. FAnR. ~ 7 " uARVT9ON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
FOR SALEORLEASE.
For Sale,

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots In a
TX Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and Handsomely situated On
che bank Of the Mississippi They vii BE- sold On re-.
t00Abla terms.
Dor particulars inquire Of Nessrs. Durfee, Pratt
o., Port ByTon, Charles J. Rogers. 0sq LeOiaire,
or OF JOHN KING
rand Agent. No So Brady street.
u Also. pumberless destr ,ble pieces Of and In
and near the cities Of Davenport and lie Osire and
near Port Byron. nov3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
Flagg'sG Good Samlarltan's
lmeoeediUte Rclie

Keep 10 in your Family, for Eickness
comes whom you do not expect 1t.
VVBIs 10 an Internal and ExteYnsl Medicine, oom-
j posed Of Roots, herbs. and Bsvks, such ~ our
70. ef. hers Used TheI Ii Nounttfu supply the
Rsr,h to cure a. crmp Atpts " We only anew what
they were And nov the Good Samaritan brings us
good news and GLAD tidiDgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

Take lhem Ana n.ival
usD1UouGnUOH 11Bvoala
herriek's Sugar Cealsl Pc
KA Strongly aiAg lRlastes..

ONE - - 0ssvsenpU ..
Gar CoeseA hls h.ls, 60.
Ing o',ly - e~cts, wsli Iasa
. family st1 uDUoGAs, snvO
tv-pty-fvs dc,lase n -.
sisiaass b0is A1seun0euun.
~ more uioss tie, IND 60
ur:YsQusnsly. the IN a
oozns 0smhes u ~ 1nm1ay.
ths vssue 70 whseA sAnl1s
Be esstnAasd " 1oi1Ass -
oepts.
Hss.ick's Ktd aessnGsAea-
ing vlassers core - I've
houvs. pains and veaAnspe
! n tAe breast , so~eas2 baeh.
= heesustie cvUplatHts n -
equally snrvt rr1re os tiUo
Spresd on . 6sousisoi io0A
ssin, ts.ir ~ spe3srso -
wearer 60 % iseroven~aso
IN ) eeeh 90 Oill vsAs frua
d ono vWk - thrss 0a0sees
PIN % ntly oesea - -
P,assess, % kiA. 1eA C..
fhSS hove - -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

4 R...ve mt \. sfifssio~ essaIlisAs ~ sseetsrO
dOs,ne.e. Jo- IA. r u J 81 ihe >sk So
Dsstr~sssd a0Iictst sci'h rsleas
Sad Attdsssie Lsseesss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
IN FLA0G Proprietor
n BARNES 1 90, Genera Agents, Davenport
.DOy q n d q I q d n e . .
Has been br0ssQht
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES

CINoR the in'roS-c'ion n that World Renowned
- msdic ne. DR. MAINS .0Un b:isfN,
h w tie n Country al e-pect>i' thepa tea 90,
u has broug h att and hsptiits 10 o m"'' ~" T.
Ms than any r-meiy upon o'rd. The gu stion
voui ' atnralI avs ahy - this? Bet an-- i DE
In all thu On re time, arrest ch lis, fever
. d age In Its w.rst firm, an" Ia oil cas- PCT
for . spssry Persons res ding In NJ, rio's
srctr rsing ibis bals.m orc .si nailv du,i"g the
ickl, ason neef h. NJ fear tfsn alta ssus.
II ts ther fYe highly recommend Is sure yreven-
ia i've, 'sed n s@ =. dotes daily d.r"g 'fst par
For want o. sPSews can only tner f>w II the
m ny evideuc = In iO favor.
Bscyrys, OASo I.6. 1s&A, 1855.
DR. MANN 4 CO G0lson. Ohio Cents We
ae ~ loss hni lsrgusg sun ie, ~ pr AZ "a
tue On. 'c he greet este m In vhi your O.. aratd
.lgas Bol. a~s l. held 10 this cnanurny. III fsct
10 1t never farr 70 Ssuet 1t WORT forms, And
We can sell not. ing eise Yours -
HOLBkk9 4 TAILUk, Drugsists.
Cortash. Atss, Oct 2d'A. 1858.
MRseRS. =. <. MANN L CO. Gents - Hsvias
procured supply Of y0uf 4 NJ eAls~m End .sstins
Il thorooR !, man. severe csfes Of org o. Andtne
where all Of the popular RIM dies Of tn dsv fad
failed. found in III cass. ,, ur bsi-am enec'ed
este and sp eds cure. II u just the metichs We
want hers IN ,hs soush. Erspectfull ycurs
JOSEPH BUCHANAN. Drugsist
Nesc Ycrk. FsJ 23d, 1859.
NHssRs q K MsNB 4 CO.-Gssss ~ have
at ~ bous- IN 81 L mis-, sold your hg1e Salsam
. me tbr yesrs spd have cAr-iuy observed ~ es-
fects, md must In candov say. ] d" eel'sve u
las N eQ-a, IN " h,s "ry oil metc'ne; Tor " my
per NonaI kn wsedge cures permaDs nty evevy cs-e
and raw. Known It ussd after 81 0ihsg renef'ss
had ,aled with the SINE happy reaon ] have no
hestts ton IN peonc, nerg IL the gsestsse oteovesy
ever made IN inteSM,t. ent Yemedi.s. and psrfecs
Repeatedly, o. WOOD 4 CO.
9. K. MANN i CO, Proprietor, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold BY al
good Druggists
mH N 4
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Competition Is tho SptC0 or Trade.
ITO CONPORN TO the 'i.ss, the sCOTr HNUsE
! hes ,e"u"ed the p,iee Of Transient to dollar
per day, snd permanent hos Fders are nov tsken &
hr-e dollars pev week and upwards IL our d.
tsp alton that this shall be The best dollar house IN
the '.stO,
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THE GREAT CRICKET MATCH

kNdLAND VERSUS AMERICA.
All the arrangements are at length concluded in
regard to the great match of England against Anne
rlca. The eleven OF England will arrive in this
country the latter part of next month, and the
match against the best twenty-five that the States can
produce will be played on the new cricket ground
at Hoboken, between the first and tenth of Septem-
Der. Part of the money has been forwarded to En-
gland to defray the expenses, which are very large
1t intended to have an international game as
much as possible This match will no doubt draw
tens of thousands of persons to Hoboken. from all
parts OF the United States to witness the greatest
game of cricket ever played in this country. The
Americans Cor rather the English cricketers in
America) fatter themselves that they can pro-
duce twenty-five in this country vino will success
fully contend against the All England eleven We
should inform our readers that the eleven of Eng
land are reputed to be the best eleven of the many
cricketers IN that country, and that during the
cricket season these gentlemen travel from town to
town, and play against the best TWENTY-FIVE that
that town or club can produce, and such is their
skill in the use of the bat the fielding and wicket
keeping long stopping, bowling, and in fact all i'm
porta,nt points of the game, that it is almost i'm
possible for any twenty-five to win the match
against them.-EUenng Post
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whole. region, and In the upper lake hoats an
Austrian squadron. The region between Mantua
and the Pc is impracticable Tor an army IT'S a
marsh full OF fevers. On this side the square
seems impregnable. Legnsno is no stronger than
Peschera, but it has the double advantage of a
bridge over the Adige and of bikes ready 10 mum
date the whole Adriatic region. The fourth face
OF the square links Verona to Legnago. This is the
best defensive line of Austria in Italy At Verona
the last sweeps of the Alps fall about the river and
seven forresses the crests of these hills command
the whole region and all its approaches Within
and without, twenty several forts make this point
the real heart of the Austrian dominion But not
only in the circle of its Notifications is Verona
strong. The Adige there is swift and deep. II can
only be passed at Cerpi and Bussolengo in the face
of a thousand perils.
Two outlying positions to the north, Riyoi and
corona keep the line Of communication open be-
tween Verona and the Italian Tyro, and can only
be threatened themselves from the side of Royeredo
and Trent.
=, As Col Charolais, to whom we are indebted for
the best description of this great square, very truly
says, the destiny of Austria must be decided by a
battle before Verona after the fall of Peschiera.
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THE EXCHANGE MONTH"; Y AID YER TISING
SUPPLEMENT FOR IG IST

The fourth number of this popular and efficient
medium of advertisements, intended to reach outoC
town customers, will be issued promptly in the first
days of next month. Merchants and others are re-
spectfully requested to investigate the principles
which the MONTHLY EXCHANGE is conducted, and
viii receive all information by applying at our
Counting room, or at J. D. Pratt &Co.s "mercan-
tile agency" The immense circulation among bust
men secured to advertisements in this way can
be attained 10 no other, and the success which has
hitherto attended this enterprise, proves that it is
appreciated by the business men of Baltimore.
Terms of the Monthly Advertiser: dollar per
square of six lines.
The usual abatement will be made on contracts by
the year. No advertisements competing with Bal
timore interests received in the Monthly. Agent
for the Monthly, CHARLES Fl. CRAFT & Co.
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VI A RRI E Ii

~ ~, X E ID,
On Thursday, the It'll instant by the Rev F NJ Rarker
Jndge AZ Il W ALkER, of Athens, Alabama, and Miss
SALLlE ~ daughterof VIM Ryan, Esq, of Baltimore
TT IN the Ith instant, by Rev Mr. Einger, RICHARD
this city. D''ii vi
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Isaac P Cook BENJAMIN
of Harrsbu e, Pa, to Miss MARY JANE
On the 18th instant by Rev. Mr. Dunlap, SPRAGUE 7
5sH4GIIkGGK, OF Ellsworth Maine, to Miss HARRIET j.
on the 18th NGyember last, by Rev Mr. Oher T. H. HAIR
ner, all Of this city. ~ - - w. = N."
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Correspondence Of tie St Louis Republican
SINGULAR MURDER-EFFECT OF THE KAN


VERNON County, Mo-, July IA murder was
committed in this county recently, under such pc
culiar circumstances that feel justified in giving
you the facts. On Sunday, the 26th ult.. a Mr.,
John Denton, resident of this county came across
| man in Nevada City, by the name of James Hard
WICK whom he arrested for the murder of his (Den-
ton's) father, in Kansas about year since Den
ton had Hardwick handcuffed, and placed securely
under guard in the courthouse He then made
application for writ, and being informed that he
could not obtain one, from the fact that the act was
committed in Kansas, thereupon Denton who seems
to be very decided man, soon left town in com
pany with his prisoner alone stating that he was
going to take him to Little Usage, in this county.
where he had some friends, for security This was
about eleven oclock.
Next day Denton returned to Nevada to attend
the trial OF a man whom he had followed and ar
rested for horsesteaing, and stated that Hardwick
pa had gotten away from him. Four days after this
narowlcKs BODY was found in large prairie,
about ten miles from Nevada CITY, and Denton was
thereupon arrested for the murder of Hardwick
placed upon trial before Justice Bingham of this
county, and committed to Jail for murder in the
hrst degree Denton made statement of the facts
In the case before the court. He stated that while
rlding through the prairie, in conversation with
Hardwlck, that he (Hardwick) confessed to him
that he was one of the crowd who went to the
mouse OF old man Denton after night, called him
up from bed and shot him down while he was stand
ing in his door. Denton said, upoa this confession
OF HardwIck to him, that he became perfectly en-
ragged, and could not bear the idea of riding with
'he lnan wno wouiu tnus openly confess to him the
murder of his father, and at the same time recol-
iectIng that all offences, of whatever character
committed prior to the amnesty act of the legisa-
ture of Kansas last winter, were considered as BY
cones, and seeing no redress for him under the
laws of that country he, therefore, took the law in
his own hands. If this Kansas amnesty act Il
Know OF no other name for III is not such as it was
represented to Denton it should be known, for it is
undoubtedly believed to be such here If its effect
is to release all who have committed murder in that
country prior to its passage, and there is now no
chance to have such fairly tried by the laws of our
country-as is believed to be the case-how far this
tact will go to justify Denton will become new
and interesting question
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K. G. C.

We have received communication from gen
tleman whom we presume to have been initiated
into the secrets of the Order of tx. G.. Co." or
knights of the Golden Circle" and who is per-
haps acquainted, to certain extent, with the plans
OF its leaders, and the purposes for which the Order
has been founded. The article is, however, of too
great length to be given entire in our columns,
ana we therefore content ourselves with publishing
tne following extracts, but rather as confirming The
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From the Lexington (Ky.J Observer.


EXTRAORDINARY ExHIBITIoN-A Nan of Lentber -
An exhibition of very remarkable and unnatural
character attracted small but highly respectable
audience at the Melodeon on Thursday evening
last. A young man by the name of James Stevens
had advertised that he would do MANY wonderful
tngs IN the way of cutting himself up with knives
mailing his feet, arms and legs to chairs to the wall
&C. which astounding exploits he proceeded to
EXHIBIT at the appointed hour, in the presence of
number of physicians of celebrity, including mem
bers OF the medical faculty of PENNSYLVANIA Univer-
sty, and other learned professors who were invited
to the stand that they might detect any fraud or de-
ceptlon If practised. He began by sticking hand
full OF pins up to the head in his legs then drove an
awl through the middle of his wrist into a chair
drove aknlte through the muscle of his leg nailed
MS loot to wooden shoe, the nail or awl passing
through the middle of the foot and so walked
ABOUT she stage cut his dexter-fhger through the
flesh, exhibiting the naked bone, and concluded by
passlag knife through his cheek, the blade pro-
truding from his mouth. In all this but little blood
was drawn
He also offered to drive knife through each leo
and hang himself from the wall, which the audi
ence mercfully excused him from doing, feeling
satisfied that he could accomplish whatever he pro-
posed. About the whole procedure there was no
sort OF humbug, as the eyes of divers gentlemen
VINO were upon the stand, were steadily fixed upon
him, and any 'unbelieving Thomas" had an oppor-
tunty to touch the knife blade on the opposite side
to that into which it had been thrust, of the leo
wrist or hand. He used few galyanic rinos ahonnt
his person, which was probably more for show than
anything else, as they could effect nothing Mr.
Stevens looks to be not more than twenty or twan
ty-one years of age. Before closing, he pronosad
to operate in similar manner upon any one of the
AUDIENCE agreeing to forfeit ST. 900 if he inflicted
pain. This, however, was prudentIy declined W.
saw this man of leather early Yesterday rnorninr
looking as fresh and whole, though knife or nail
mad never penetrated his elastic BODY
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On the 18th instant CAROLYN Z, wife of Joseph Brown
aged Al years and IL months. -
On the 18th instant, MARY DAILY, cOnsort of Thomas
Daley, aged % years "
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM J. PHILLIPS in the 22l
year of his age. " " ~ "a
On the 18th instant ROWLAND L., infant son of Jacob K
and &. Olevia Rusk, aged months -
On the 18th instant, VI S. MARY NJ McMULEN in her
18th year " ~ = '' III ite'
On the IL instant, ELIZABETH HUTSON in the 74tb
year OF her age widow of the late John Hutson
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AYERS sARslpARITI,A-

Il d. "a AYERS SARSAPARILLA.-A
kE compound remedy, in which we have labor
!. > 6 3.
IT. Is believed that such remedy is wanted by those Who
n;h a. unous COMPLAINTS and that one which viii
aecohpsh teir cure must prove of immense service 10 lbs
bfge cass OF our afflicted fellow How completely
LIS ~ W III 90 II has been proven by experiment on
PANT 9 the worst cases to be found of the following
ScRoFULA AND SCGoFULoUs CoNpL .rNrs Fprpr,oys avn
EsuPTbRE DISEASES ULCERS PMPLEs, BIoTcHEs TuMoRs
TEcTIoNs MERcURIAL DISEASE DRoPsY EERhIG or
lie BouLoCREUx DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA AND ISDIGEsTIoN
%noe o. the class of complaints arising from IMpURTY OF
This compound will be found a great promoter of health
f Sf u the spring, to expel the foul humors which
I Snd Gf sm many ranking disorders nppe in
hemseve f @ can by the aid Of this remedy spare
Gus sores through which the system WI strive to rid Itself
channels Of the body by Alternative medicine Cleanse %
me Yltlaed blood whenever you find its impurities BURSTING
when you find is obsructed and Sluggish in the ie ven
wben EVEN we MEYER 1t Is foul and your feelings will tell you
Keep the beSd be dna ve n 9nge for cleansing the blood
lum life oreed there can be NO lasting tin s he t ga0n
ehpery St o Teng must go wrong and the great ma
has and deserves much, the reputation of ac
B BY preparations Of it. partly because be dg
alone has not all tie virtue that IS claimed for it. but more
G contain but little of the virtue Sarsaparii
During late years the public have been msed bv large
os N % gEe quart Of Extractor Sarsaparia
,0r they not only contain little any Sarsapaa but often
properties whatever Hence bitter and painful
Sarsaparlla which food the market until the name itself
ton Sill We cali this eo@Gonpd Sa mg9
om tnG 70 supply such remedy shall name
te lOau OF onoquy which upon it. And we think
we have ground for believing has virtues which are re
cure IN order seer run a Of the diseases intended
to eo g fe I'm should be udcousy taken according
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IL U R N E t H 0 y S E,
,o1r> G{dN CIMNATI, ONO,

,o,r,SL y Z 1 " " A I'll, u HI o,
- JOHNSON, SANDERS Il co, PROPR IErops
leased the above premises for series of years we
use 10 call the attention of the travelling community IN
The improvements made since possession Every de-
parmen under the personal supervision of the Popre
TORS Inc building has been thoroughly cleansed careful
nms aehRe servants employed in all departments Of the
TABLE will be supplied with all deicacies Of the
and every convenience arranged view to the comort
and pleasure of our guests. ~ " ''
je4 e03m Johnson SANnrpc l. CO
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PRAISE is SUPERFLU0Us.
IT'S SUPREMACY IS ESTABLISHED.
THE GROVER & BAKER
s E w ! " G NJ A C H N E,

IHE GROVER & BAKER
W " G N G II NE,
The best in the world
For families to that desire stitch unrivaled fol-
BEAUTY, ELASTICITY and STRENGTH. This machine sews
equally well all fabrics muslin, cotton linen wooer
cloth, etc. from the finest Swiss Muslin up to the heaviest
Beaver Cloth Leather 1t finishes own work. which is
more durable than any fabric quicker rate of speed
than any other is very simple in its constructions easily uu
derstood and with proper management EVER GETS OUT
OF REPAIR Making stitch peculiar to ITSELF
~ THE CELEBRATED DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
impossible to make any improvement on the latter and
all other machines being Inferior it claims universal favor
THE UNRIVALED GROVER Il BAKERS
Such machine, "ONE OUR HOUSEHOLD GoDs,n is now
considered essential to the comfort of
family, 'FIRE WINTER" or clamps AFTER Tw1
LIGHTn
We only desire that every shall give fair and i'm
partial examination conscious that own superior merits
will be made apparent to every discerning eye
Offices ofexhibition and sae-s1 Baltimore street. Bait
more 1875 Broadway New York IS Summer street. Boston:
$50 Chestnut street. Philadelphia So West Fourth street
Cincinnati.
90 Agencies in all the principal cities and towns IN the
United States.
nS- Send for circular. MOIST
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE IN VIRGINIA.
AT the recent commencement of the degree of Doc
tor of Divinity was conferred upon the Rev. John
C. McCabe, rector of the Church of Ascension in this
CITY.
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GERMAN SILVER AND ALBATA PLATED TEA SETs
Urns Casters, Baskets Waters &C. for sale at low prices v
j. Il K. CAMPBELL,
mZ-t 227 Baltimore street, corner of Charles,
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PREPARED BY
II. j. @. AVER Il CO
Price 81 per Bottle. Six Bottles for az
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAI u,


Price 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles for S.
, AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
mas won Tor itself such for the cure OF every variety
o throat ana Lung Complaint, that it is entirely nneces
y Tor us to recount the evidence of virtues
mas been employed As it has long been in constant
throughout this section, need do more than assure the
us quality kept the best ever has been and
been found to do. ' OH ~ l"S ever
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
No.. FOR THE OF
EE05gse$$ a'dce DyspePSia, Indigestion Dysenterv
Eoat Stoadch E2ySpeldS, Headache, Piles
E Et and Stg Diseases, Lper Complaint Dropsv
dsteT dorS dnd SqH Rhetn Worms, Gout NeTalgiG
as &c Dta me s ~ a,d for P'rying the BLOOD
them pleasantly and they hest aperient in the world
lor all tile purposes OF a family physic ~
rice 70 CENTS PER BOX; BOXES FOR 81 90
SIea numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians Statesmen and
pefsonaSes have lent their names to certify the nm
Paieed usefulness of these remedies but our space here
WI" n9t permit the insertion of them The AgenSs below
named furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC which thew
ave with also full descriptions of the above COMPLAINS
ana the treatment that should be followed their cure
10 not De put oil by unprinciped dealers with other
PdTatols they make more profit Demand AYERS and
take no others The sick want the best aid there is for iba
and they should haveit ~ civ e 10 ioi 'iein
Al our remedies are for sale by Thomson Wood Block
by all the Druggist at retail. ia29aosn