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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
ATEW-Y0RK AND ERIE RAILROAD GOT

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
PANY-The holders ofhe Bonds and Stock Of thi, Com
rsny hereby notified hsi the iae TO sn the coaIss. iof
next Those wishing become psrie. 70 u are respscua.J
urged 10 ,,nd tb. sssents without delay 10 hOAtlO AZ
oils No IS Wsll-st Newly orb, or 70 the subscribers
Fors for the assent; well blank contracts may DC had
the Office Of the Company, No - Wsl'.t , 49,,
H. undersigned viii 6. prepared and afer the 18th instr
receive the bonds and certificates that TO be exchanged
for scrip.-New-Yo orb, Dee. !, 1859 I...n,.
}. C. BANCROFT DAVIS, !
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In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
County Of New York notice Is hereby given all
son. having claims against ERNEST H. WINNER late Of tho
City druggist deceased 10 present. the with
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers, either at 10 " Ced,
At the Of Ferdinand Bbcte the resds Of Henry
johnson No 70 Bowe IN the City " Eew1ork or before
the eay Of December nertDated AswYofk the fourth
day OF June 1883 FERDINAND BLANCHE, D..
i.G lsw6mM HENRY JOHNSON, t'N-'''''
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
County Of Eew-Yo fk notice i hereby given 70 all per-
sons having claims against WALTER G0RMAN late Of the Cry
eardw merchant deceassd 10 present the
with vouchers thereof the subscber the resdenee Of
EDWARD McELRoY, no 81 East 21th4-, Ia the City Of
NewY before the l2,h day Of January nexL-Dsed
New. y ork, 9Th day Of July, 1883
Ul laWGmM Of N1teT German, deceased.
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6cusr- furnishing Sooos.

GAS BILLS REDUCED - PER CENT
" Patent ia. Burners snd Gas Resg>tos sasrsn,-a 70
per At. Is. >soss- io
and CooAlnE For sale By 7. acDOIGALL, Nc ISs C@Aa
st Broadway.
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fssal Notitss.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature,
~ coming session. cor TO incorporate Company
10 be called the COAST WEIGHING COMPANY, 70 be
ploy saving ne end property and oheincdent
Nsw-YoTk dec. 10, 1889. dl2 iawowM
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New.Yok notice IL hereby given all per-
sons has ng inns against RICHARD BUKR late ofths City
Of EewYo Sea Captain deces.ed to present the same with
ihe Subscriber his Office at the foot Of
l street River n the City OH bore the
2,h day January nexDSied NewYork the Esd day Of
JuIy ISss JOHN p. TOWHSEED,
fyasIsw6mn Executor.
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To DELINQUENT Subscribers.

| We wish YOU could be made to f.-i how i'm
portant II Is to US that the small amount due
from each If You should be paid at once. The
amount due from each IL small and could be
+ ~asly raised by YOU If you would bu. make IN
effort: the aggregate ~ Of great importance to
U.s. atd We cannot get it unless you will pay us
We have to Ray cash for everything--no one
viii trust p:ih.er--and we have paid and paid
| ill our m"ney /. all gone and We have no re-.
source lett but 10 call upon you. Do not think
that every man but you has paid. If they had we
would not dun you. 1t is fact that not IN ore
than one half OF our subscribers have paid for
The year 1863 while not one tenth have raid for
the current year We would be glad If we were
able to keep moving without calling on u. bu,
iii Is hard for you to get the little you owe US,
what must 1t be for US to raise from $40 to $50,
weekly. to keep the paper going Friends con.
slider the 'e things. To induce and enable oil
who owe US for last year to pay up. we now offer
to take So FOR he past and the current years sub.
scription, if You will pay US by the Is, Of April
next ifyou do not pay by tina, time you ought
not to complain ii We charge the 81 = year, to
which We are entitled.
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For the Advertiser.

4 shocking accident took place in Pi,.
neor Grove, on Friday, the 18th ult,, at
10 o'clock A. NJ A son of Samuel
soesbe Ga lad some fourteen years of age, J
was in the act Of splitting log with
powder; he FIRST tried to fro it with a
long roll of paper, but that failing, be
went into the house and got a brand,
walked up deliberately and touched the
powder; the plug, which was composed
of aswooden pin, flew up, and being turn.
ed by piece of scantling, hit the boy in
the forehead, fracturing the scull in a
most horrid mrnner He was taken up
and carried in for dead, but survived I'M
til half past two o'clock p NJ on tho
wednesday following, when he expired.
DR.. Armstrong dressed the wound, from
which he took some eight or ten pieces oil
fractured skull (this was done on Mon
day morning J and while in this deplora
BILE condition he would answer question.
in rational manner, and even sang
part of hymn
May this sad accident be . warning t.
all persons to be careful how they tam
,er with powder RArHsry.
Pioneer Grove, Feb 18th, 1859
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II i,HRS.

The following IS LIST ot the Jurors,
drawn to serve Il, tao ensuing term Of the
District Court, which commences on
Monday the ll;h day Of April Mex. Tie
Grand Jurors serve one year. |, is in.
portant that the Jurors should be present
at the opening of Court, else they may
lose their mileage and be subject to q
inc
GRAND Jurors. Dsigans, Jas.
Hanna, d, Moreland, Cain Hardsnan, and
Wan A"new, of Centre township; ID. NJ.
Bates, Nathan Howe, VIM. Blaylock, of
Rochester; Jas. Williams, of Cass Nel
son Rathbun, of Pioneer; Andrew
Moore, of Sugar Creek; VIM Mason, of
Linn; j. d. Waldo, Of Pennington Eli.
sha Todd, Of Iowa, and J W. Stanton,
Of Inland
PETI JuIoRs.-Moses Bunker, Sam
Hancock, join S,ubbleicd, Ssm' Long.
Jr., Hiram Davis, Robert Hanln and
Jos. Howard, Of Centre; j. II Pa,teu
and Robert Safoley, Of Dayton; John 5.
Smith and James Smith, Of springdale !;
Alex. Wilson and VIM Fllloon, Of Plon-
eer; Chas Williams, of Masslon, and
Joseph Patterson, Of Red Oak
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CONVICTED. Ely Flaharty was, last
week, convicted Of keeping intox eating
liquor with intent TO sell the same, before
JAS. Huff, J. 2 Notice of an oppc,
was given. We learn that barrel, sbou,
half ful! Of whiskcy, was taken by the Of,
ieers from the house of said Flshertr,
about ten days ago. We have not heard
what disposition was made of it.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHIL LpVIA

ABensro!en. Institution, sstablishsd 5y,peeial
dermsnt for the relisf Of tht sick and distrsx,.d
afflicted ntth Ptraisnt and Epidemie disease
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the .w.ul
destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
20 open Dspensy for the treatment of this class Of
diseases, In All their forms, and TO give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS TO all who apply by letter. with a
description Of their condition, tage occupation hah!,s
OF Ire &C and In case Of extreme poverty, to FERS
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF~THARGE.
The Directors OF ths Association, in their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with The success
which has attended the ihors Of their Surgeons in the
cure Of spermatorrhna, Seminal Weakness. Goncrr.
hGa, elect. Syphilis, the vice Of OnanisIn or Self
Abuse, Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &c. and
order continuance OF tbs sane pin for the ensuing
year.
An admirable report on spermatorrheea, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of onantsm, Mast urbation or saf
Abuse. and other diseases ef the organs by the
Consulting surgeon, will be sent by mail I'm sealed
envelope,) FREE OF oHAR6E, on receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Address for report or treatment
DR.. J. SkT.LIS ilOrGHToN, Acting Surgeon, Ho
ard Association, NJ. South Ninth Street, philaie
phis, Ia, If:ly1
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+. P. g. w. DEANS
CASH PRICES FOR
Leather, Hides. Furs, Pelts and Game.
PROBATE NOTICE.

n Office lie hercay given, that the last will snl
~ testament Of Wn1. Brown, de ceased, t.te a
Cedar county, State nf Iowa, was publicly read a
the February term Of the County Conrt Of ssj,
Cedar county whesearou II was ordered that IN,
me r proving tho same be the April tern A. D
1859 isid conr', ST which time ell persons .n,sr
ested ~ said estate are required 10 appear 40,
show cause, II any they lavs, against the proaaf
of said vii
BY order 81 the County roGr ~ eai. co1r.,
'hin nh dsr ~ February. A MS :,
81 'rrttE~r -NT - ran-a
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Price . i per Bottle. or Six for A5. D.Itry,-
cd to auy Addyess
EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS.

NOTICE is a@raby stvsq tho, pursuant - ~
~ otd@t .. Toe Cor4gy Co9u .. led4S cGuu3r
Iowa, made at It's Aovep1her term, is:~I Nj
olaE a. public ogttfy on tue premises ha,ssas
tue hours Of 10 o'clock a. II. AID i o'ct q /
II. Of the 10TH day Of February :. .. 1889 the
following described real estate. sahiec, To The
widows dover Of SIS 33.loo per anu1m. to wit
The northwest quarter Of the northwest quartz.
and ths soutaeas; quarter porthe est quarter al
section ~. township 30, rage wss, OF tho a.,
priatIpal merida, Terms made known on Cs-
of s3ls rAvir BAILEY Executor
r. J. " FAsGrw. hi2 At'o -rNv f's-'ss
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BE- WANTED at this office, a lad to
learn the printing business One about
seventeen years old would be preferred.
None need apply unless of known good
character and habits, to such an one
good chance will be given.
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Try them for Dyspepsia. Try them for Liver Com
plant Try them for Nervous Debility. Try them for
Constipation. Try them for Sick Headache. Try
them for want Of Appetite. Try them for Of en-.
ergy. Try them for weakness. Try them for Piles
AK for Hooaand's German Bitsers. Take nothing
else, and see that the signature Of C. NJ Jackson . on
the wrapper Of each bottle.
The B,ers are sold by druggists or storekeepers In
every town and village in the Cni,ed States, Canals,
West Indie. and South America, At IS ceuts per bottle
lOga
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TREASURES NOTICE.

Tarcs for 1853 nor due and payable.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the dear
j people and loving taxpayers" Of odd Ce-
dra tina. their County, State, school, Road and
District Taxes for the year A. D. 1855, are now
due and greatly needed. You are therefore no.
tilted that the law fixes the time for the payme Mt
OF the same between the st day of Nov. 1858,
and the 18th day Of January 1859.
II is earnestly expected that yon will meet the
payment ofyour taxes With promptness and there
By sustain your high reputation AS efficient ard
prompt tax payers.
Interest al IS per cen. will be rigidly enforce
cd after the 18Th Of January. $50. Procure your
Road Certificates IRON your respective superb
sors before presenting yourselves for settlement
at this Office. IL. G. PIATT.
Treasurer OF Cedar county. Iowa.
Rip.on, Treasurers Once. Nov. itb, ls5s.
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Tue LADIES TEMPERANCE AssoCIA.
TioS held meeting at the CoDgrega-
tional Church, on last Tuesday evening,
when large number we're in attendance,
in spite Of the mud.
The articles read were interesting, and
it is to be hoped will have lasting inHu.
cnce upon those who heard them.
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s1!" ANONYMOUS communications are
frequently received by US. We repeat
it, that we will not publish articles with.
out knowing the author or some one who
will be responsible for them. We don't
ask the name for publication, blu. for our
own protection
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TO ALL PERSONS
Pennington,
INDEBTED TO THE SCHOOL FUNi

INDEBTED TO THE SCHOOL FUND.
Dubiic Notice is hereby given TO all person.
i concerned, that the interest on all moneys due
the School Fund Of Cedar county iowa, Is due and
pay able at the Treasurer's Office Ia said county,
on or before the first day Of January A. y. 1850.
And II said interest Ii not paid AZ above speci.
fed. two per cent as penalty for non payne nj
for each month, will be added upon the interest
duc.
You are further notified that II said interest ie
not paid within six months from the first day Of
January 1860. the amounts unpaid will he repor.
ted 10 The district attorney for collection Of
prov BY lew II. n, rTATT, Trsa.
Tiptcp Cedar county Iowa nso ~
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rI'aken up by Jackomyer Baldwin, at his resi-
deuee in Csss township on the 4th day oil
December 1853, an es,ray mare. color brown
small white spot on the left side Of the neck
right hip dawn, about IA ha ds high, and sup
posed be 9 years old. Appraised at S25, before
j. G. LiSk, Esq.
52.3m s. ". YOUNG, OK.
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h1y~ Those who owe US for subscrip
ton for the year 1858, will please read
the notice ITO delinquent subscribers
in another column.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March il at hand
The contents Of this No. are. Holbsin and the
Dance Of Death Lizzy Griswold's Thanksgiv.
ing; Aehmei and His Mare; Charles Lamb and
Sidney Smith; Bulls and Bears; The Waterfall;
The Winter. Birds; The New Life" Of Dante; The
Double Headed Snake Of Newbury; A Plea for
the + ans; The Professor at the Breakfast I a.
BILE; TIE Utah Expedition; The Minister'S Woe.
Ing. and reviews Of recent publications. Address
Phillips. Sampson CO., Boston, Mass.
HARFERs MAGAZINE is still unrivaled In its
peculiar province. The March No. IL more than
usually interesting. The frs. article, "Moun.
Vernon as it is" with it, illustration is peculiar.
ly proper at this time. The other articles are
not far behind IN interest Take 1t oil in all
liarpeF's Is the popular Magazine.
TIE GREAT RErrRLIc MONTHLY for March, IL
on orr table. This is the third No. Of a new il.
Illustrated monthly magazine, published By Elmer.
son Co. New York II Is certainly very cred.
table to its proPrietors and bids fair to coon be
at least equal to its rivals. It's contents are va.
red, interesting and highly illustrated. We be.
speak for 1t liberal share of public patronage.
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eS~Slo'c ns a Newspaper ,ohoss cnl,mss are a,
all times cro,oded with Adrertisem-sts, and re
~H sitosr you community aitre soth business and
enterprise The age u a movng one A man that
ssa"d' in the,. "iatter days" r ~ short .irr. End
himself bel.iud has competitors. ~
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- ''-s-s7s L. - -
FOR SALE.

a large quantity Of fence willow, which makes
an admirable fence also. LAYTON blackberry
roots, aud keens's Seeding Strawbt Gr.cs
y. GILBERT.
I'p.on, Feb. 2,th, 1859
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TO cry f'EH4LE ~ TIE UNITED
STATES
Mr.. MONTAGLE's FEMALE CORDIAL


nor TIE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
l. DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. Mo>rAGCE, for many years afflicted With
most Of Tue diseases that common TO fetn.Ies
spending large fortune in ten years ia tying the
different OK trG atmcnt for her telIet to no
avail, was prevailed upon BY many u he: friends
to visit Cuba. h. ceiuber -. for the purpose "
regaIning her Ioraner health. While there, sac
obtained prescription from a Spanish Phys ian,
~ hose silver locks
We're tending to the grave"
With which. through the mercy OF Cod size " As
restored TO aer youthful health.
Alter her retarn shr mate known to hundreds
Of he's female sufferers the effects u the remedy
with equally aa great success.
This extraordinary medicine Is oEered 70 the
public for tae relief OF all The painful AM dan
gerous diseases peculiar to women, and that the
female constitution is subject to.
10 those suffering from "frolapsus Ctcri." In,
corrhoes. Ammorrhoca. aeEOrrhagia, Dysme Il orr.
hoea-C EloTosia, speedy cure can 5e obtained.
To those suffering from Falling of the wo nh,
Uterine Weakness Of any kind the Female
Cortial j. especially recommended. 1t Is war.
ranted to cure his painful DISEASE il pcrstver
In all spiral affections, pain in the region Il the
Pey. !oSDess Of splrits Il ystera Sick he ada he'
and all those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation of women, the Cordial will be found Of
an Immense value
This medicine mnderates all excess and rel.
moves ali obstruction II nFi gorates the dehiita.
ted constitution Tor the duties Of life, aud 1hen
taken in middle age proves 4 blessing.
Aodesty torDlds US, IN n public advertisement
to make full the details; but the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants. females OF others, by sending a three
cent stamp can have any information concerning
the operations Of the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village Of the United
States. Put up in hal!pint bottles; s. por bot
tles; so per cent. Of to the trade. Ali orders
must be addressed TO
DR.. J y. sTONEROAD,
(Sole Prorrietorl
nn-yl Iewistown, Pa, Box IL.
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rT>AkEN UP, by Luke Corker, at his residence
/ in Iowa township. Cedar county, Iowa on
the --- day Of November, 1855. an estray BAY
MARE. supposed to be one year old last Spring,
with few white hairs in the forehead. Appras-
ed at S35, before Alex. Hines, Esl.
a9-Sm. ;. w. YOUNG, clerk.
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E1y Suel Foster a. CO.

ssy@F hes lot Of Apple Trees ever rails
- ed 10 The West. The following ars s...ne
al The leading varieties, from Which any one
select WE'VE or fifteen varieties for their Orch
ard 80 that ttey can have APPLES the whole
year. We also have quite number Of new
IteiieA. too small yet for the orchard. We cor
rerpnId with Nursery men Of dferen: pats VI
tie country and get Al. TIE NEW FhaiE-
FfE]. which we think worthy Of adding To oar
Nursery. and arr constantly dropping oil some II
the tender kinds, and all such d. not osd
9th our climate and soiL "a
Five year I'D trees, to 10 feet high, to Il
inches through. at Is to 20 eea,s easa---a few
'''l larger at u cents. -Four year old, Il to l3-
mostly lst cents each.
Summer Apples.
Early Harvest Summer Rose; Summer Queen;
sweet june; sweet Bough; Spice Sweet.
Red June. -
7 , = FM AppIe,. w. .-.
White rsmto;. Rome Beauty: Maiden Blush
Fall VIM; Gravensteia; Wagoner;
fail Sx cot; Porter; Sweet Pear Apple
Winter -tpples.
Striped Sweet Fippin: Sweet Romantic:
HubhArdxton Sonesach: small Romantic;
Esopus SpzenDurg; Roman Stem:
faliswater; Yellow Behover:
White Winter rearmain; Baldwin,;
Northern Spy: Wine sap,
kaules Jannet; Virginia Greenng
Ptars
rlayey land .
PI.UMa 81 cents.
CHERRIES 81 cents each.
PEACHES 10 to Is cents each. -
Small Fruit
We find The Small Fruit. such "a Strawberries
TuFrants, Gooseberrics, Raspherres and Black
berries more profitable tina any crop We have
ever raised We have taken great pains In get
ting new and choice varieties They are easily
propagated, and We sell them cheap. . ..sa
LAYTON Blackberry, 20 to ?sc; currants, TO lie
stra~berrles, cent; Grapes, 10 To 2ic
Gooseherries S to loo; Raspher,ics to loc
Eoergreens
We abound In Evergreens. and have the hand
soonest collection ever raised in Iowa. We have
Lad the very hest success in transplanting them
ny removing ball Of Garth on the roots They
are all about Muscatine. Enquire Of those who
have tired ne. We have also sent them 10 the
adjoining counties
Price. hfty cents TO one DOLLAR to feet igh
Red Cedar. Norway Spruce;
Upright Juniper; Hemlock;
Yellow Pine, Iargs) Fir.
ea Flarering Shrubs
Forty varieties or Roses
Climbing Roses, Is to so cents.
June or Bush Roses. Ia TO SO cents.
Monthly Roses Out few on handy Is to 50 cts.
Bush Honegsacklc, Is to so cents
Climbing Red do. 7sc; Fragrant do. ?sc;
F1oxsriIg Almond 2'c syringa Is 10 50:
Locurt, l2i Fragrant currant, l2!c;
Red Waxberrv, i2i; Lilac, 2sc
White Waxbcrry. IS; Snow Ball Csc
Towering ASH, l2!; Virginia Creeper, use
Jaseauine, Csc
4.r.s Green House Pants.
AA We started this department 81 our Nur.
XII sery last fall. We have a large stock ei
Verbenat. OF different coioss. Gcran
ums and some other plants for sale
- BulLons Roots.
Tullips, Lilies. DaAiias, be.
Mnscatine, Iowa, Feb. I'd, ls59---vI i'm
--~-------~--~------ ---------------
n M@s So - o. so 4Ag 49, -
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All those Indebted to the subscribers. by ao.e
or hoo Account are request ed TO settle the same
imuc diai.ly and save cost
CASAD 4 GILMORE
Upton, Feb 2sth, 1859
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ESTR 1 ID.

INRON the Subscriber. one yoke OF five year
Il olds, red and shite--onc almost white, one
line back; One brndie COW, short tail.
GEO +. DEKTREUX.
Pennington, Grove. Feb. g. 1883
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" THE GREATEST
s: MEDICAL
% DISCOVERY
II OF THE AGE,

remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR'
From the Wsrst Scrof4ia 10 a Common psmyie
lie has tried it in er 100 cases aud failed ex
eep in two cases-both thunder hunor. lie ha. now in
his possession over two hundred virtue
ali within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to IN nth
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF PIN
pies the.face
Two three bottles will clear the system Of BIlcs
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canksr In
the mouth or stomach.
Three to 1--WE bottles warranted to cur. tn. wor.
One to two bottles warranted to cure all hunor in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running ofth. ear.
and hlotches among the hair.
Four 10 six bottles warranted to cure eorup. and
inning ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption ofthe skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to the
! case OF ringwnrm.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the mos.
desperate cases OF rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted to cure the salt
fheume.
Fiveto eightbot,ies wicure the cases OF .cro
fuls.
benefit 10 always experienced from the fr,t bottle
and perfect cure Is warranted whenever the abev
quantity 10 taken.
Nothing looks improbable to those who have in
vain ried all the wonderful medicines Of the day, as
though common common weed growing the pastur
and along old stone walls, should every humor In
the system; yet II Is hxcd fact If you have hu-
NOR, It has to start There are IFS ANDs, huns
nor has about II saiting some cases. but yours
peddled over bottles of it in the vicinity o,
Boston. know the effect Of II IN every case. 1t has
already done some of the greatest done
Massachusetts. give 1t to children year old, old
people afsixty. have seen poor, puny. vormy look
lug children whose flesh soft and fabby. restored
to perfect state Of health by the Of bottle.
To those who are subj to sick head ache, bot
tie will always cure It. 1t gives great relief in ca:arrh
and dizziness. Some who had takon 1t had been cog
tive for years and have been egulated by It, Where
the body is sound works quite easy but where
is any arrangement of the functions of nature 1t will
cause very singular feelings but must not he alarm
ed they always disappear In from four days week
/ There a IN he ntrarr
when that feeling gone, you will feel yourself like
lew person. heard soma Of the most exravngant en-
| comni2s OF it that every man listened to.
| Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. lst
| Warenstreet, Roxhury, Mass. Price 90.