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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

FsY-Our PAPER Of to-day has an account
of more than twenty fires. As We have no
way here to stop the progress OF the hames'
let us keep a sharp watch on our stoves, stove
pipes, Ares &c, sc. Go and examine your
premises at once, and see that your neighbor
does not neglectit
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

ProsoAing--The Dubuque Times taitali1es
its readers with minute descriptions OF the bills
of the New State Pank Of Iowa. Would it
not be kinder, namesake, to send round few
of them TO the brethren so that we could all see
for ourselves
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

GoLD.-H. 8. Granger has cither caught "the fever
or be il becoming conscientious about profits Hs Of
rs his whole stock Of Boots and Shoes very reduced
prices, and to those who know Granger, it Ia unneces
sary Say he just what nc says An advertise
detailing the reason Of this fal In profits, wl
appear next week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

AcGregor Warehouse.---Rogsrs T. Stafford
the lessees of las, year. have arranged to run
this institution for 1853 and perhaps for series
of years. We know both the men we'll and
whatever unpleasantness may have occurred
with the parties who have heretofore managed
this warehouse, we speak but public sentiment
when we say that Rogers 4 Stafford are plea
SAINT obliging gentlemen. men ofintegrity, and
they merit the confidence Of all who have bust
ness in their line. See their card.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

CAL,FoRNIANs.-Sloan's Ointment and Condition
Powders are almost indispensable articles for com
pany who design TO make the trip across the plains,
either to Oregon or California, the ensuing season
letter before from company who left last spring,
says ave have to thank you for advising us
take with Us Sloan's Medicines for our anmals.-
When they strained bruised, skin rubbed on, or
hoof injured the medicines operated like charm No
California company should be without it, Supp ly
yourself i'm tme.--IH Journal Feb. 6, 1850.
See Sloan's advertisement in another column. wi
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Lost /!

nN Friday, December oath, 1858, between the Three,
~ Mile House and North McGregor,
GREEN COVERED POCKET BOOK,
containing Land Title from Lawrence and Minna.
Becker, to Anua Knabe two bonds for lots In North.
Mctregor, two Notes Of hand payable to Frederick
knabe, each for Two Hundred Dollars, Naturalist.
ton certificate, and an Odd Fellows certificate.
liberal REWARD will be given for the return Of the
Papers mentioned, for information by which may
recover them. Tho finder will leave them ct the
Office or the North Iowa Times, McGregor, Iowa.
January s, l860w4 FREDERICK KNABB.
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aT- Among the many remedies before the public for
the Of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Flatulence Consi-
patton, Liver Complaint, any other disease arising
from weakness In the head stomach, DR.. j. Hostel
ters Celebrated Stomach Btters far the most
tain in its effects You, who suffering the most
torturing pains, remember that few bottles OF this
powerful, yet pleas compound, will afford great re-
lief Thousands of the most trying cases have been
cured, and made known to the public by those who
have experienced its power. trial all that Is de
sired bring many more witnesses into the field q
the public may desire. j. .,.h s.f
For sale by Druggists and dealers gcncr ally, every
xrbar a.. lW
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-This Is one Of the greatest orna-
ments which woman could boast Of. splen-
did head of hair luxuriance OF hair il it be In hiah
state of health glossy and thick, matter what its
color be, that it is natural Is attraction that will
not escape the envy Of those who are bald and gray
hair is unnatural till is in the neighborhoOd OF
four score and short of that it is disease We
would remedy this disease, and in what wayl How
could gray hair to its original health Use
Professor Woods Hair Restorative for sale at all the
drug stores it the hair, 1t restores its
health. and when that is produced, its beauty its
original color its luxurance anb gloss is sure to follow
Wood Restorative is the only valuable hair propara-
t;,n ll9W2
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Forwarding.
GERS. ~ cHAs. STAFFORD.
ROGERS a. STAFFORD

RE the lessees Of the "MeGregor Ware House,"
n for the ensuing season they will be pleased to
transact the Forwarding, Storage and Commission Ru-
sness Of those whose interests require delivery OF
goods or shipment OF Produce at this point. Having
given general satisfaction the year, they trust that
liberal policy and prompt attention to the interests of
Consignors, will them increased patronage.
McGregor January /, 1859 llSyl s4t
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Notice. 500 H.,
M. s. NJ. Railroad Co.'s Warehouse Sale

uNIE following articles of unclaimed property now
i in FREIGHT HOUSE Of Milwaukee and NAsissippi
Railroad Company, at PRAIRIE DU CHEN, WAGON.
sin, will be sold for FREI0HT and CHAR4Ey, e
the Goth day Of March, 1852 unless called for before
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TuyHE nrIa of Strouse Il Friedman was dissolved Dec
II, 1858, by mutual consent. All rer sons in
debted te tho late hrm will settle with A. H. Strouse.
TIE business at McGregor, viii be continued in the
name OF A IL. strouSe. a. H. STR0USF.
..- H. FRiED4IASN.
MeGresor, Iowa January lst, 1859 lava
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NOTICE.

NEY son JAMES Il. r.. HARDING, Is now Of age
Iy and trans acting businss for himself. From this
time, shall not be responsible for any debts OF his
contracting W. II. HARDING.
January IL, 1859 1lSw3
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Nud.--Horace Greedy. after travelling
through the mud of Central Illinois, says: 81
begin TO see why good many prefer Minneso.
ia and Northern Wisconsin TO ten degrees Of
moe indulgcnt Skies
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

Sak-John LAWYER, Freight Agent of the
NJ. d N. Road requests US to say that the Road
will freight Salt from Milwaukee TO Prairie du
Chen by the car load at Forty,frc cents per
Barrel. Now is The time to get cheap salt and
now also is the time to read LAWYERS Adver-
tisement of w arehouse Goods for sale. There
are bargains in the goods and owners through
out the range Of our circulation will do well
to come forward and redeem them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19

Census.-J. q. Pass& T. Beckwith, have be,
gun their round as Assessors and Census
takers in the town of MeDdon
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Correspondsnce.-We are promised letters
from Madison, Wis.,, New York city,. Chicago
and Fayete, Iowa. A letter from the
last named place and one from Madison
will be found in this paper; also one
from Council Bluffs one of the main points
whence Gold news is derived. Several friends
favor US with contributions poetic and other
wise--of the latter class is The Maid Of the
Mississippi by "P. Pr If these initials are to
be interpretedas Poor Poetry the writer has
hit it exactly-in all other respects the article
is failure and would do no credit to the
author. He will pardon us for declining to
rush such such tender lines before the public
while the weather is cold we will risk one
verse to crafty the curiosity Of our readers.
"One morning as walked forth alone
When the stars were yet in the sky.
And you can imagine how bright they shone.
When spied the Maid ofthe Mississippi
-
Tin vs. Gold-McKinnie' column is taken
out this week. The junior partner of the firm
L. P. Mex, will leave in short time for Pixies
Peak He showed us letter from friend
who offers him Eight boilers per day as soon
as he can reach the South Platte mines, and as
this is as good as going to Congress, LINE says
he ''cant afford to handle stoves and mend old
kettles in this poor country.'
Alex. McKinnie will continue the business
here, OF which notice will be given next week
by new Advertisement,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-19
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODI-
CAL PILLS-FOR FEMALES
q Are infallible foI

81 Are infallible for
removing stoppages or
Irregularities of the men
seS.
The Pills are nothing
new but have been used
by the Doctor in his prac-
tice for many years, both
in France and America.
with unparalleled success
in every Gaze; and he Isl
urged by many thousand
ladies who have used
them, to make the Pills
public, for the alienation
of those suffering from
any Irregularities what
ever, preventive to ladies
whose health will not per-
init of an increase OF
family.
Pregnant females, or
those supposing them
selves so, are cautioned
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against using Pills w.i'e
in that condition, as the
proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
) above admonition, al
: though their mildness
. would prevent any Injury
/. to health otherwise,
these Pills are recon-
; mended. Directions &C.
companying each box.
. Price 81.
N. B.-Ask for DR.. Du-
ponco's Golden Pills. See
, Signature on every box.
: You then obtain Q Pill
: lyou may depend upon.
Ladies by inclosing one
!. Dollar by mail TO either
: OF the agents below, can
have the Pills sent (con-
identially) to any part OF
1.-The country.
4 Co., AcGregor.
D., l2% Lake-St., Chicago.
ern States, also dealers In
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Eotels.

Eotels. .sa.a
Our leading hotels are getting much credit
for the manner in which they are managed.
Swineiord of the Albert Lea Eagle stopped
with Durham at the McGREeoR HOUSE, and
Chatterton of Lansing Mirror was looked after
by Scott e. Wright Of The AMERICAN. We
give their notices with the remark TO Swine
ford that al, the McGregor girls are neat and
handsome--sub rosa allow us to say Mrs. 5.
had better keep that Eagle man at home ii b"
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McGrsgor Housc.-The card of this excellent
hotel appears under the head of new ad ertise-
ments in today's paper The McGregor is de-
serv eddy a popular institution-can boast truly
of a genllemanly landlord. accommodating
clerk and--wcll, we're a married man, or we'd
certainly take this occasion 10 puff the din.
ing room girls of the McGregor, as the neatest
and handsom"st seen in our travels. We re-
commend the McGregor to the McGregor going
portion of this community. With. excellent
fare, and such girls 10 wait on the table, to say
nothing of the soft. clean beds and moderate
charges, no traveller can help being pleased
with the McGregor. s.atts
Chatterton does the complimenting all round
and we can show Our appreciation of the kind
ness in no other way than 10 publish the whole.
McGregor.-B usiness, last week. took us to
McGrcgor. We called on COL Richardson. of
the Times. and spent nearly a hall day llea-
sanity with him. Long may the Times wave,
and its editor enjoy all the pleasures of editori-
al life, with only enough Of the pains to give
zest to their enjoyment.
The town presents lively business appear
ance, and merchants express themselves we'll
satisfied with the winter trade. Friend New
ell, of the Drug and Book Store, is getting rich
He keeps good assert ment of Printers stock,
sells cheap, and deserves liberal patronage
| from the craft.
Ofcourse we put up at the American and
became acquainted with Messrs Scott IL
Wright, the new proprietors. Those who APP
p'eciate good living, gentlemanly treatment
and moderate charges, will do we'll to stop at
| the American when they visit McGregor. The
pony we d owe uttered nay Of regret at the
prospect of leaving the horseptality Of their
we'll kept stables.
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NJ q TT OF

N tt @ E.
TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE STOCK
VuVHE Milwaukee and Mississippi Il. r. Co. now
contracting for the forwarding Of live stock from
Prairie du Chen to Milwaukee at $50 per car, and to
Chicago at $35 per car.
Every attention stock will be chcerfully show BY
the employees Of the Company enabling drovcrs to de-
liver the same, without loss of time aud IN good con-
dition. JOHN LAWLER. Agent NJ. & NJ. II.
Prairie du Chen Nov IL 1855 nStf
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a. BBLs 95 IL ALCOHOL just received and for
I'd sue by SCI HOFFMAN, Benton co..
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.sST.aR BR.a.ND.n

a BARRELS.
80 Half Barrels;
81 One Fourth Barrels 'sStar Brand;
81 Barrels Flint Whisky;
For sale at small advance from St. Louis prices Oy
Dec %, 1858 lIif BRADLEY x CO.
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ESTRAYED.

Two years old last spring. medium size, no marks or
brands peroe,vabie except small white spot In the
forehead, black legs, name and tail. aH y
will reward any one literally who will give me any
information leading to her recovery. % a. =
Elkader, Dec. 90, lS5Snllm3 JAMES HILL.
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Sold by Hoffman, Benton 4 Co., AcGregor.
BOLLES, SMITH Il CO., l24 Lake-St., Chicago.
Agents tor the North Western States also dealers In
Medicines generally. (1l6yll
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. friend writes me that his earnings we're S.
per day. with ground frozen and inches Of
snow. There are twenty stocks Of goods and
t.co presses going from this portion of the State.
stage line will start in March and take pass
engey for $lG0 and found. | was over the
whole country before the gold discoyery-its
soil il a sandy loan. its valleys not surpassed
in Iowa, and its timber equal to that of Main.
The Gold is there, saw $3701 OF it en- route fol-
81. Louis. The distance to the mines from
Council Bluffs is $40, from Leavenworth 100
The mines extend from 40 to A degrees Of
latitude and from lO4 to log Of longitude
The Peak mines are abandoned and the new
diggings are 100 miles north"
Weconcludc this article, which is sufficient
~ golden to please the widest worslipper oi
the metal which destroyed Midas and Dame. BY
copying from the Neb,aska Republican an est
mate of the outfit for four men from Omsha
City. Our readers can attach the prices Al
their own localities, and thus arrive at a gool
guess as 70 the expense. The teams, nipple
nents, &C.. will cost here about $500. the PRO
visions less than 500: s :, ~
Tssms, Inpitmcafs. 6r.--Three yoke oxen
one wagon and cover. yokes. 2 chains, j tent
l0rsira Of blankets. 4 steel picks. steel SHOW
els, axes, gold pans. , 2ugurs, ] iuch chsel
! hand saw. drawing knife, twelve inch file
lbs. wrought nails.
PvopisiOns and Supplies for SIR Months--
1000 6s. -four. 40 bacon, 100 dried beef, 81
salt. 50 coffee 8 tea. 2O0 sugar, 80 rice, $50 lbs
beans, 60 dried fruit, 6 pepper, 8 soda, 6 cream
tartar. Is soap, Is gunpowder. SO lead, QOO(
gun caps, 4 gallons pickles, A vinegar. brandy
dozen boxes matches. coffee mill. frying
pan, l dutch oven. 8 camp kettles, q tin plates
| set knives ard forks, set spoons, butcher
knife
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Hiram Brown is Chief Clerk of the Senate,
Asa Kinnie Sergent-at arms
Jas. Mcmahon was hung at Newark Nj.
on the 10Th, killing his sister .in.!aw.
The Moses Taylor from Aspinwall reached
N. York on the 10th with 200 passengers and
million and half Of treasure. The gold
exports from San Francisco for the year ending
Dec. Goth were Forty eigh. millions. Trade
inactive, gold receipts light, Frazer river do
ing better, but provisions very high and wealth.
| er bad.
Gerge Penn johnson indicted for killing
Ferguson in duel, has been acquitted.
A German, Danish and British ship all
foundered off Cape Horn recently-all the
passengers saved.
Grcenman Zoos. Pail factory at Cleve-
land burnt on the l2th--Loss 10000, two
thirds insured.
Gen. Miramon has been elected President
OF Mexico over Gen. Robes by vote of SO to
a.
The overland mail reports trouble with the
| redskins.
| A Kansas banditto Of 400 Montgomery mer
are at Fort Chateau an old trading post-they
make great threats.
Micheal Finn Of Chicago has been convict
ed OF the murder Of Vail
Some Of the capitalists Of Chicago are bit
terry opposed to Horse Railways.
Mr.. Sidell has offered bill giving the Pre-
sident thirty millions to trade on in the Cube
case.
The movements of the Milwaukee Ligh
! Guards have furnished locals for all their city
presses for some weeks past-nothing is sale
of guards Of another color.
The steamer Vanderbilt proves total loss
she lies at Race Point, l Z miles from New
London--cnst $l50,000.
! Ann Brooks huzzy OF Shoboygau stabbed
her own sister recently ina drunken quar-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-13

= Afals = @@AAA@@@esD&e3 NAeefah@ lni'iltf
"A Bsnevoisas InsEtuncs tc5lishsd by spe.
cioi Eadosswsrt, for Ms Rslig effAs
Sick aaa Disivssed, s6Iieted wlf&
% HirMlesf and Epidemic
sg .sSg W. Dissdses. y - -, - ~, e,. 4.
yT,HR HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in visw
i Of The awful destruction of human life
caused By Sexual Diseases, and tho dsceptions
pract,ced upon the unfortunate victims y such
diseases by Quacks, seyesal years age dinste2
their Consulting Surgeon, e ChARlIAbLE
ACT worthy oftheir name. te opsn ! pispepsas
ry for the treatment u this class q diseesse q
AZ their forns: and y give MEDICAL Ap.
VICE Viz, eRAIiS = !, .ll xhe sRRly y sssst
eupation, haIits = lie, 4e: end 4. case q q.
SsSn iss TSy GasoH 4 oEsf!iM Y I ...dsss =
that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill Of the age, snd will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The directors Of the Associ,ti.n, In their
Annual Report upon tho treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, express The highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors of
their Surgeons in the cure Of Spermatorrhoea,
Seminal W, akness, ,Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Syphilis,
the vice Of Of onanism Of Self Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, DC, and order =
continuanceof the same plan for the ensuing
year.
! Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. j.
SKlLLlN HOUGhTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadclphia. Pa 1& p-'i't
F.. f-s lyyoicr of.tbc Directors. ej,4
% EZRA ID. HEAHWELL. President.
10. FAlRClIILD, Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-13

NoTICE i hereby given that tie job for
corded cord 4, in ?, ss Gss5 HGn:s ys,S viii B. pub
Thursday. the sighth DAY of September next,
by the County ,commissionsss II Wysndot
County Ohio who will then meat e. ths Audi
tors Office for the purpose Of esntractine with
such lswest responsible bidder. -,g n $40 =
By order Of the Cousty Connissisnss. -
sls. -. Srog gBi JAMES v. H0YT,
Aug. 1889. - ys,zis8~ County Auditsr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-13
PLAsTERlNG 4 MASONRY!
-JQHN TRIP .-.s.....a ~

Begs leave to say to The eitisens Of Upper
Sandusky and viciuity, that hais prepsred 10
do AL kinds Of veik II the lineof Ptastsringor
Masonry in a. geol style aad upen - reason.
able tsFns - Il can possibly hsdsss. Hsvin
pat M kick e stane walls y o manssr that
cannd fall to give satisfaction, y
CIsTERN6--HNw will aivays hold himself
IN rsadinssa . put Up eisksrns . Atkle bettG
and god dsal eheaper than mybedy elsssn
gagged IL thst branch of he businsss. q o.
fLAsTER1NG Of all descriptions dons up
on short notice. q sss sss.t.A
Ifhis work is not done in . workmanlike
manner, he will make no charge for il.
June I, 1855 JOHN TRIP.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-13
\ VEY I'm BOND 8H8
mo- CL0THR HHR NAKED.

lVUuVluN luN lLHANDs
Whileit ID the business ofsoms ofmy nsigh-
bors, TO :fced the hungry,"I conceive II 10
be no less my duty to ''Clothe the naked. -
Therefore take this method Of saying to the
public that all who want ..is y. ~ -.t
READY MADE CLOTHING !.
of any description, from the very finest to tho
coarsest. will fnd it at my establishment, al
No3 Yellow Corner. Our stock consists in
part Of W. "a 40 y e~ e, e.fs'
COATS. PANTS, SHIRTS, HANDKER.
CHIEFS. SUSPENDERS. NECK, a
ss. TIES, &C., &c,, &c.,r s,5a d. .
But. while am prepared 10 sell ready made
clothing to those who may desire anything
in that line. am also provided with all the
necessaries for making all kinds Of gentlsmens'
garments d W HAaNfG IstlSN
TID ID EE Id ID Ha
have in my stock the a nest ASSORTMENT
CASSIMERS, and vESTINGS ev-
or offered 10 this community, and have also
as good Cutters and Tailors as can be found
in any Of theadjoining counties at least.
When you want clothing gentlemen, step In
and see me; | can get II up for you in q, good
shape as you can get it done in the State.
f'ATt '- r. LfERENTHAL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-13
! AGARI)..

Having purchased the entire, stock of the
Drug and Book Store owned by Maxwell a
nSSs Tsas s s"ss. sa % .pss ssss,s "si ss
intend tom ks the. business, hereafter,
strictly Cash business, or its equivalent,
believing that the community will
fully asastain the principle. when they
know the price paid lor credit, j am DE-.
terminsd @ sellmy stock Of Drugs, BcokA
and YAhtee Notions. sS a
d Call hsfprs you purchase elsswhere
and yon Hill not 20 away Dissatisfied
q A. MAXWELL \
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-13
n Dr. MLANE'S
d 1i4 CELEBRATED l
VERMIFUGE
G AND f-m,
LIVER PILLS. u

gs .esi3 I'D &s8s!& i----B@& y SAW E&a@
WE beg leave to call the atten-
:" ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians Of the
country, to two Of the most popu-
larrsmedies now before the public.
W. refer TO ' ss b ~ *
u cliE K'Lans'i Celebrated @ y
Vcrfniiugr and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz.:~ ?
4 THE vERMIFUGE, }Ss ss4
For expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms. = a,sS = So. So. = '''''
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure Of LIVER c COMPLAINTS,
all BlLlous DERANcEMENTs, Sick
HEAD-AcHE, &c. O. In cases of1aaT
ss FEVER AND AGUR, sd Is.
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure. Sesss,
2 As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fall when ad-
ministercdI IN accordance with the
directions. ss B,.'s. i. 81 Y, " . ~ .ssa
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors, = 5,,a,
o. FLEMING BROTHERS, 's' ..
60. as = PlTrsBuRcH, Pa, ,ls lsf.c i.5-'s ,-.
to dispose Of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
? Years, and they viii now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. % And being de-
tcrmined that Dr.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to, occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, they,
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and com
pound them in the most thorough
dnanner. Address all orders to
FLEMING Bros Pittsburgh, Pa. "a
! Pc. Dealers and Physisians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros, win do well TO write their osders
dstincty, and take wome bk Or. HLanss, prepared "
ElewtsS 1yes Ftsbxsph IN. 10 thoss wahipg 70 give
tksA trial. We vii brward pef ma. post paid to any
part u the United States one boz cf Pills for twelve
treecsut postage stamps or one vial Of vermifuee for
icurteen threetent stamps All orders from Canade must
be eeecHpsnicd By twenty cents extra. ts&Ot y
I TrSold in Upper Sandusky, by HENDER
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