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MT Henry D'Aubignon Of Georgia, who was
deiioerately shot about twelve moeths since, on
the Savannah race course, by G. A. L. Lamar Of
Wanderer Notoriety, recently came to this city
ior the purpose OF having the ball extracted
We are pleased to learn that the bullet, which
was found imbedded in the bones Of the face
three inches from the surface, bas been safely
extracted, after a severe surgical operation, BY
Or. Carnochan. Mr.. D'Aubignon has SO tar
recovered that he left yesterday for his home
IN the steamer Charieston.-[Nsw York Tri-
bune.
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cB- According to the recent appraisemen,
the value Of town lots in Dubuque is $780,.
993.
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l-Haay, with wind-6 p. 10
cloudy,
Little rain In morning.
black clouds-very windy
S-Clear-p.m. broken cloud
windy,
4-Clear, windy-p. N. cloud,
little snow ct night,
6-Clouded, wind and snow
pm. clear,
6-Broken clouds, with wind
7-Cloudy-hazy-cold wind
II inches snow at night,
6-Clear from Q .. m. cloudy
pm. clear,
9-Light showers-risty-
pm. clear-l.azy,
l0-Rainy, with wind-heavy
showers at 10 am,
l-Broken clouds-wiL a.
8 pm. cleared,
l2-Thunder, light rain to 10
amp. m. clear,
lS-Misty-light rain-light
wind inch snow at night,
l4--Broken clouds, windy, little
rain, ! inch snow at night,
l6-Broken clouds-p. m.
cloudy, snow fakes, windy,
l6-Cloudy, wind--fine snow
at II am,
l7-Heavy clouds, wind-p.m.
light clouds, calm,
Is Misty, clear, light wind,
l9-Clear. light wind,
2O-Thunder 1t 8 a.m.-clear
to m.-p.m. haz-, wind,
2l-Little rain in morning,
cloudy, light wind,
22-Sn0w from 6 am. to 10
Wlnd-p.m. clear, windy,
sS-Clear,
s4-Clear-4 pm,
l5-Cloudy, light wind. severe
storm at night, rain and hail,
windy, thunder
little rain ! pm,
'7-Clcar, light wind,
Shay, light clouds, light
wind,
light wind, with
rain at 3 p. m.
'o-Hazy, light wind,
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30 Mr.. Campbell of the Jasper County Free
fress was married last week in Ripley, Ohio.
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rh. Chicago Press and Tribune. which

~ The Chicago Press and Tribune, which,
!. ,he v.y, is very good paper. has rather
..s,,sd idea Of its own greatness and is in the
~, of doing things which it condemns in
-. For instance. it has been waging what
,,;seu,ly considers . very damaging war
-, The New York Tribune during the last six
wv ':,h, months, for intervening in Illinois poll
.,a Al the same time 1t has done its
=. - control affairs in Iowa-trying to foist
- an, State, already in debt, . project Of
s s I'D TO Railroads. Not content with doing
-, could be done openly through it's edi-
=, ,olsmns. the Press and Tribune has sent
.,,...,ies into Iowa with view to having
's1.,;.,.ure called together in extraordina.
~ -, in order that it's schemes Of railroad
-, ETC., might receive State aid and
.....u.p, and Chicago be built up at the
.,n.... Of the people Of Iowa. But the Press
.s T,;hone did no. call the Legislature togeth-
:. and h. Railroad schemes have not yet re-
..;,.s State aid. And We do not believe the
p,.s. ,ill be able to control the nominations in
,.,s 70 he made in this State, but should not
s. n surprised at an effort being made to that
:, The Press and Tribune should therefore,
:. 20 think, either cease to make war upon its
- yo,t namesake or cease to regard itself as
.noo.o, ,or Iowa. But still, We do not blame
~. p,.ss 70, wanting to control the Northwest.
"a. l,ov il We felt that We had such an intel
,sc,p., dereIopenens-su an immense amount
If BRAIN so satisfactory to ourself, We would
md should intervene whenever We thought best.
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The Rest sewing Machine now In
Market u WOOd,A IMaenl.

The Rest sewing Machine now in
Market II Woods PaaenI.
Which is SO simple, that child can operate 1t,
and experience In the Of Sewing Machines demon-
srAtes that this Machine 10 less liable to get out Of
order than any other Sewing Machine now before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G. Williams, OF Woodbury., Conn.,,
says: "After an examination OF every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, fully convinced yours is The
best and an almost constant Of for time has
more than realised my expectations for know there
10 no other machine that will with 20 little trouble
perform 50 much and many different kinds Of work
planter says: II used to employ tn, GO or four
hands in making clothes for the rest but since pur-
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while my vile
uses II for making nearly all the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months
WHITNEY LYONS, Propriesors,
345 Broadway, New York.
". 7. BANNER, Agent In Burlington.
ORVlLLE LEONERD, General Agent, 81 Clark st.,
Chicago. mar.lmd
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q Some New Workers are erecting an iron
ssldhg In Havana, Cuba which is 500 feet long
1a 40 feet wide. 1t is designed for ware
4 hhls
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Farmers Look Here. s5 i.
A FEW BUSHELS OF THR PEARonY pnor1prn
~ CORN, for sale By AA.AS
ap27-bp1w John n navrn
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-The following MN
drew the principal prizes in the drawing Of Apri
Nos. Prizes. Nos Prizes Ncs pr,a.
23,sss &l0O,OOO 1891 10000 l4.1s2 a2oo0
aa'ooo 10000 4,224 1000 1878 1000
* aos oe'"oo a,aao 1000 1861 1000
io'ooo 10000 lS,9a9 1900
- Nos $3.50. 1884, s459, 12,047 1921, 10 $751; IL $50
20,3O3, 20 52S, zl,272, 81, 900 each. -'''o''
The next drawing of this celebrated Lottery will t.ks
tisement in another column
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The Closing Scene i'm tho Slcklcs
EarCGa

At this distance the closing scene of thi.
trial looks very much like farce. According
to The reporters the verdict Of acquittal was re-
csivei With the widest applause. When Sick
les was discharged from custody his friends
kissed him and the Court room was a scene oil
disorder aud confusion worthy of Tammany
Hall. When Sickles got out doors the mob,
vheA lad assembled, we're determined to have a
speech from Dan. Failing in this they attempt.
Cd to take off the horses and drag his carriage
through the streets.
Ia the evening Sckes' counsel were sere-
iided and called out to make speeches, as also
we're the jurors, bis clerical friends, etc., and
Sckles himself was not serenaded because his
trends earnestly besought the mob not to do
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The KENTUCKY GIANT DrAD.-JAmes d. Por-
ter, the kentucky Giant, died last week at
Louisville. The Louisville Courier says:
The coffin Was nine icet enc inch in length,
and three feet across the breast. II was cover.
cd with black cloth and lined with white satin.
IL IL the largest coffin ever made in this city,
aad attracted more attention than anything OF
the kind that ever enclosed the lifelsss remains
Of one Of ous citizens,
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nm WEEKLY HAWK EYE
.~w. c.,l she attention 81 che Pebble !,

1--we call the attention Of the Pebble q
-. and Country Merchants In particular, 70
:avertisement Of Measra GREENBAuA
r.mrs, Wholesale and retail dealers, Jefferson
-, No. IA, in Rssdy Nqds CiotAinS, Fur
Leo Goods, Hats, Cloths. Cassisseres, Vest
-. 7silor's zEimmings, ETC.. etc. Their stock
q. sosr ExrkSslvE in their lire in the city,
"a ,hey keep some Of the finest Clicking, Cds.
rr.re. and Ttst'"g', which they will Be happy
:. al. W to order At about a. los rates, as
IA, made Clothing can be bought for. Gen
.,.n.p intending to 60 to Pixies Peak will find
:. ,;eht kind Of goods in their establishment
70 ''s GREExBAuM l. KAsKEI,
Jefferson st., No IA,
10. purchasing elsewhere. ap4-d&wtf
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK ,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well. known medicine 10 no imposition but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obssruc.
tons. from any whatever: and although power.
fulremedy, they contain nothing hurtful 70 the con.
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
l. peculiarly suited II will, in time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
These PLs Aace aecer been kaosom 70 b0 seAsrs ~
directions o. ~ % page q pampAlss ors eel o.
serpsd.
u For full particulars, gst . pamphlet, fres, 70
the agent.
n. B.-e1 and @ postage stamps enclosed 70 an ~.
thorised agent, will insure bottle. containing 30
pills, BY return Of mail.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late ]. O. Baldwin Col
Rochester, X.
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail
De- - DaxlinStens Lowe.
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allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action ana !.
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
selves, and ~ !o1'
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for ovs, -,
1SaIs, Anu az SAT, ~ Con FiDEN5s Truth OF IT,
nAss nsser peth sabie TO say of any other
msaie,nemNENEh mas 1T FAILED. In SIN.
uLE INSTANCE, 70 ~ Feet CURE, when
auiey ueeu. NessI uid I'VE know instance 0l
" any ohe whe used 1t. On the con.
..a.y' ~ are asnghteu with its operations, and
speAA ~ seins oi hkhest recommendation OF its ma
800 ensots anu Meucai virtues. We speak In this
ma'se. whAr W DO Know" after ten years
snpsaiense' AND rLkDdk ooUR REPUTATION Fos m
soLsLAAsH " WHAT We Hkkk pAC1ARR. In almoso
49, Instance wnefe the infant 10 suffering from
pam anu exhaustion, re lief viii be found 10 ten 81
nn Ecu minutes after the syrup 10 administered
This valuable prepare ton II lbs nrs.c,ir,s :,
one OF the NEST EXPERl FENCED Ana ski i srrI
NURSES In New England, . and has hs.r u...s -
HsykR FAILING sUccKye mi -
THOUSANDS : or CASES.
~ NOT only relieves the child from pain, but II.
ssorAtes me stomach anu bowels, correets acdity,
and gives tone and energy se to liz whole asatrm n
VIII almost instantly Neve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWLS. AND
WIND SCOLIu,
and overcome conyusions which il not speedilv rem
edied end In death. We ~believe 10 the sasr and
Suhksr TINE = uOnLD. In An canea ~
DYsENTERY AND DIAR RIGA IN CHILDREN
whether u arises from @teeshinR, or from anv oth
CT cause. We sould say ITO every mother 1he has
child suffering from any of the foregoing COM
P!Aints-Do NOT LET foua fsEJuOicu, Hoa fHs Pss-
aDlCw or OTHERS, stand 8between YOUR anNe,sn |.
child and the relief that win Dc eijRE-vss "
SOLUTkLH eURE-to fol lcv the nae of III. ra,
cine, II timely used. Eun . directions for n.n. ~,
accompany each bettle = None genuine nol.s. ~ .
fac smile Of CURTIS MPERkiNH NJ 49, - ~
on the outside wrapper. ssAs =
Sold BY Druggists throu & gAout the world.
-, shns,psI once, NO. - Cedar 81, |New York.
i sew IN C11ieaso,by BoLLEs. sGirH d 90.
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LsUeT remedy, acting III
morbid matter, then on til
~ Oh that matter, thus acc
fectually, without any Of Il
ed in the operations Of mos,
the systt m Ut the same
when taken daily In mod,
and build il up with unusus
The Liver 10 one on
the human body; and Z
tions well, the powers Of
oped. The stomach IL al I
on the healthy action Of :
performance OF Its func- !
Is at fault, the bowels are
system suffers In conse-
Liver - having ceased 7
diseases Of that organ, one
made 1t his study, in . 4
twenty wears, - npdS
to counterfeit the many
Is liable.
To prove that this rem.
persontroubled withl.iy-E
Of its forms. has but to
ton 10 certain. These
or bad matter from the :
place . healthy fow off,
stomach, causing food to y
the blood. giving tone
machinery, removing the
fectingv radical cure.
Bilious attacks =
- beaseF,Prevenaa.
OF the Liver lsAvig-
One dose after eating
stomach and prevent the
ing.
Only one dose taken be- p
Nightmare. =
Only one dose taken att
els gently, and cures r
One dose taken sfter
pepsla.
- One dose Of two
relieve Sick Head.
Only one dose inlmedi-isz
while q
One dose often repeat.
Cholera MOFbuS.&
Cholera.
Onlyone bottle Ia need =
system the effects OF
sickness. -
One bottle taken for n.
sAllowness or unnatural
One dose taken a short
vigor to the appetite and
One dose often repeat -
arrll1a in its worst q
and BO wei complaints
dose. n
One or two dose cures
Worms In children !; ;
Or speedier remedy In the >
A few bottles cures
The absorbents.
We take pleasure In re-
cine - . preventive for =
lhill Fever, and all
fy pc. 1t operates
'ands are willing TO tss- =
ues.
All who use 10 are ,
y. :. aOsas teslimomy IN
WAX Water iha elne \
ThgOr0eOr, and svN N
MYYn v~~- -,
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The Washington States grants that, "unde
the most auspicious circumstances, Pennsylva
nj. uoud probably support the Republican
candidate. Divided between two rival and in
imical factions, the Democracy have no hope
Of ascendancy in the State.
The Des Moines Citizen, of the 9th, states
.ssi Lieut.. Gov. Faville declines being again q
aaadste for the position he now holds. HIS
.alh is SO feeble as to render him unable Ia
;Evas the State in the event Of his nomination.
fn 0BERLIN WoNEN.-Mrs. Bushnell, wife
4 The first one of the Oberlin Rescuers, who
III been tried and convicted, voluntarily shares
b. Imprisonment of her husband in the Cleve-
ra Jail The Cleveland Ledger says Mrs.
!sk, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Plumb, ard other ladies'
II Gberlin, also cheer by their presence the
prison life of their husbands, fathers and bro
,hes upon whom the Federal officials are en-
desvoring to wseak ,beir spite.
Posi- OFFICE DRAFTs.-A "iorm of indebted
ues.n has been prepared by the Postmaster
General, that t.ose who contracted to carry the
United Sates mails for this specie paying gov
eminent may have their demands discounted
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A.! who use IL are giving their uman.
iMO0s lesetmOmy In lss favor.
NIX " alter iM she mouth will the II.
~hBOraeOrs and sW allow both sogeaheF.
THE LIVER lNVIGORATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and iadas.
WORKING cures, almost too great believe cures
as II by magic soeS tie fret desc gtciag 6sn<u, and
sedom more than one bottle 10 required to cure any
knd OF Liver Complaint, from the worst JdsMdicp q
Dyspepss0 to . common He0d0tAS. al AZ which -
the result Of Diseased Liver.
PAIGE oAB DOLLAR PEE BOTTLE.
UK. SANYORD, Proprietor, 246 Broadway. New Yort
Retailed By Druggists. Sold also By H. Blakeslev.
W. Wood Co., 81. Louis; squirss Bloss, Burlns.
oA' aug0ep1y
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N bishop Doane died at Burlington N. J.
TIE 18th inst.
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U. s. MARSHALL Sale.

MARRIED..
In this city, BY Rev. W. Salter April SOtb. Mr. JOHN
7. ABRANT to Miss CHARLOTTE e. EMCKsEN.
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MARRHEn.

SNOW fell at Buffalo on Saturday to the depth
of six or seven inches.
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lpiishing two purposes es.
feelings experienc.
1t STRENGTHENS
ne that II purges it; and
'te doses, will strengthen
1 pidity.
the prin cipalregulators Of
when 1t performs its fune.
the system are fully de, Ell.
most entirely dependent
the Lscer for the proper
lions, when the stomach
1t fault, and the whole
quence Of one organ-ths
70 do Ito duty. For the
OF the proprietors has
practice OF more than
some remedy wherevith !
arrangements 10 which IL
edy Ii 1t last found, any
eFConaPlaiml.in any
try . bottle, and conyic.
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplying In their
bile, invigorating the
digest well ,PM Fifybng
and health to the whole
cause Of the diseAse-eV
are cured, and what
EIDE BY the occasional use
ORA tor. ...
2 sufiicient to relieve the
food from rising and sour.
ore retiring, prevents
hight, loosens the bow.
Z OseivemeOO.
zach meal will cure Dys.
ieaspoonfals will always
ache
Ateiy relieves Ch0lic,
ii 10 . sure cure for
Ind . preventive Of
ID to throw out OF the
Medicine after . long
b@uDalce removes all
,olQr from the skin.
line before eating gfves
nakes food digest well.
d cures G1af0m &c ME
orms, while summer
'ield almost to the arss
.ttacks ca use q By
here 10 no surer, safer.
'orld, % Ii nsOsr (dtls.
DF0Psys By exciting
ommending this msdi.
ever and Ag0e,
FeveRs ola 8llfowe
nth certainty, and thou.
lily 10 Ito wonderful viz.
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THE LIVER
lNVIGOR ATOR Z
PREPARED BIT DIR. SANFORD.
Compounded entirely from GINS

one OF the BEST PURGATIvE AND Liver
MEDICINES now before the public that acfa a =
IAosc, easier, milder. and more e6ectuai shaa any
elmer medicine known. II 10 not only CasAortSc hut
Lscsr remedy, acting 6rst the Ltcer 10 eject ia
morbid matter, then the stomach and bowels 10 cav
on tnat matter thus accomplishing two purposes es-
edn the operations Of most ddtAarcs II strensth.ns
the system Ct the same time that it purees il; and
when taken daily In moderate doses, win streprthen
and build II up with unusual RI pidity
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m Nh T'',pN''' n
monetef. Wind.
unnm0.-n.-5A.M>1.
81 - D. Nc.
80 IS :. ..
Is II y. v.
~ 80 NV. v.
q "A =. -
:
"a 30 ..
40 Il
Al al - !
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aica q:
n 3
|sn.n~.1lA'';
|Jsss:ee,
nr;~ss
|piSs..G
80
| pa>Il.s.'
ID; 4 !.
nsleD..ss
lrd -.
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XIX. EDITORIALS AND essays.

Terms Of the LEDGER, BY mail, % year tvo coplaa
%. Address ROBERT BONNER, Publisher.
he. q Ann D., New Ysek.
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FRIGHrFUL ACCIDENT IN MENAGERIE.-A
singular accident occurred April -, at Holy
well, where travelling menagerie was exhibit
ing. A sudden aad violent gust of wind over
turned four OF the caravans killing four per-
sons and woundng upwards OF twelve others
The caravans, eleven in number, formed the
four sides of . quadrangle, being covered over
by canvass, supported on poles running down
the center and fastened to the outsides of the
vans. Towards the evening the weather be-
came stormy, the rain falling heavily, and the
wind blowing with great fierceness. large
number OF persons, nevertheless, assembled to
visit the exhibition, the quadrangle being well
filled. BY half past eight the wind had in
creased almost to hurricane, and the site on
which the caravans stood being considerably
elevated, it had great power there. The keep
er bad just come out from the lions den, and |
had assembled ladder to describe the animals In
an adjoining compartment, when a sudden gust
of wind blew the four caravans on that side over
into the quadrangle. These, in their fall, car
ried with them the canvass roof, which in its |
descent, extinguished the lamps by which the |
exhibition had been illuminated. A terrible |
scene ensued The spectators, who had been |
listening to the descriptions Of the keeper, were |
gathered around the vans that fell. Those
nearest to the vans perceived that they were
topping over, aud pressed back upon the per-
BOus ueuluu Auc cTOWl, however. was
so great, that before they could escape, the vans
bad reached the ground, burying beneath them
many Of those who had been in the front ranks.
The shrieks of the people we're mingled with
the ycs of the animals. The place was wholly
in darkness, and for few moments the utmost
confusion prevailed. Immediate efforts, how
ever, were made to rescue those who were lying
beneath the vans. Ropes we're obtained, and
in short time the vans were raised sufficiently
high to admit OF the extrica,ion Of the unfor-
tunate sufferers. Four we're taken out dead.
and twelve dangerously wounded. In the con-
caused by the accident, it was at
FIRST rumored that some of the beasts had
escaped, but this was not the case. The ami
mails in the overturned caravans were lions. IL
gers leopsrds and bears, and these seem to
have been greatly terrified BY the upsetting.-
They made no noise, whatever, while the mon.
keys and other animals in the opposite vans
ncroa m, A md veIlnA friOhtfniiv
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XIV. DARBY's REFORM. A Sketch. By SYLVIA
MIA CORR II =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-24
CATHARTIC PILLS.

TIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
been taxed their utmost TO produce this best
most perfect purgatiye which is known 10 man.
lnnumerable proofs are shown that tkesc Pills
have virtues which surpass in excellence the
ordinary medicines, and that they win nm.
preceaentediy upon esteem Of all men. They
are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful q
cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate
the vital activities Of the body, remove the Of.
structions If its organs, purify the blood, and
expel disease. They purge out fhe foul hi.
mors which breed and grow distempcr. stir.
ulatc sluggish or disordercd organs into their
natural action, and impart healthy tone with
strength to the whole system. Not only 10
they cure the everyday complaints Of eve,y
body, but also formidable and dangerous Iii
eases that have bafficd the best Of human skill.
While they produce powerful effects, they are
at the same time, in diminished doses, the
safest and best physic that can be employed
for children. being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take; and being purely vegetable
are free fro,u any risk ef harm. Cures have
been made which surpass belief were they noA
substantiatcd by men of such exalted position
and character as to forbid the suspicion Of un.
truth. Many eminent clergymen and physi.
clans have lent their names TO certify TO the
public the reliability Of my remedies, while
others have sent me the assurance Of their con.
siCtioH thaI my Preparations contribute tm>
menscly to the relief of my afflicted, suffering
fcllow-men.
The Agent below named IL pleased to fur.
nysh gratis my American Almanac, containing
directions for their use and certificates Of their
cures, Of the following complaints:
.Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheuma.
tism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising
from foul stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Nor
bid lnaction Of the Bowels and Pain arising
thcrcfrom, Flatulehcy, Loss Of Appetite, all
Ulcerous and Butaueous Diseases which REQUIRE
in cvacnant medicine, Scrofula or Kings Evil,
They also, by pu' flying the blood and stimu-
lating the system, cure many complaints which
it would not he supposed they could reach,
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Nenral-
gia and Nervous Irritability, arrangements II
the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kim
drcd complaints arising from . low state ef ths
| body or obstruction Of its functions,
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers
with some other pill they make more profit on.
Ask for Ayers Pilif, and take nothing else
No other can they give you compares with
this in its intrinsic value or curative powers.
The sick want the best aid there IL for them,
| and they should have il.