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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
LYoNs NAoNE4fe PoWpERs.
FLEA POwDERs.


WILL DESTROY GAHpBS IHSEcTs, cOcKHoAcHHs, BED
BUOs, FLEAs, ANTs, NOTns AND ALL PESIs %
TIE vEHHIS KIND.
The Importance Of reliable artie Of this kind IL In
sstimabIe. In warn weather all nature tesms with
these and, Ess. This pO~drT the only article
discovered that Win sxtSTmInate thea A company
Of bOtanSts fOa the Horticultural Society Of Paris,
while amdst the Ferns u Asia b'ssd that Ill iRseets
lighting upon certain Kind Of plant very SoOn dTOppe6
dad This fact made Of TO guaTd their nighe
camps from these ntFudsTS. Quantities Of the plant
brought bSs By Mr. Z. LyOa, And fonda positive
insect destroyer in every experiment. II 10 simply
Po~deTed leaf chemically prep I'd TO resist the eject
u age aud climate. Medals and Letters PATENT have
bssn O6aainsd f the governments ~ EsgIand, FEsRes
GeT~any and Russia, from the wOrid's fsiF. ssd
msTUas MEDICAL and horticultural eosgsS sd soestss
LsfferJrOs. ELs PrsSidsnf Of EAt C'HGfs6 Suite.
Executive MsastSs, WashiaGtOA, 5iSt Jan, 1851
Ma. EHANrEL LTOS.-DeaT kiT; have the pIsas-
uTe TO tnfoT8 yes that 1bs Royal C0aaIsslUs 81
Verde Fair, ct I0ndon have aFdrd you Medal asd
Certificate fS the great value Of Magnetic Pew
deTs, K. "NILLAHB TILLNOhH, ChaiTmsn."
The shove vas accompanied BY certificate Of Prince
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
1T Is FREE FROM Po1soNI

SeN hoBH Oet0e1g I0Sv I0DS
Ma. =. LVoN.-DssT Sir We bsvs snaly ~ snA tssS>
ed your NaKRetie fOVdoTs aDd Sud thOm ulTfsetIR
hara.Isss mankin4 and AODsStie anaa, 30 esSSai1
death vhss inhaled by bugs. sstS Apd inSeetSs
JAMES y. CnILTOS, -. D., chsliSt,
LArAnScH RsID, rEOf. Chemistry, -. 7. HSSDita1
Mr.. JOHS l.. ROSE, superintendent II The New YsSh
Hospital ssys hs has VrlI~d al The bSs, sasL
80. ssAs, &C.. With LyOs's PO~dsT, and Ands Il In
msnse value"
Every gardener and hOuSeksePeT haSt have . direct
interest in sTtics Of this kDd. ReGeTesrs be
made to the Aston, NJ. NebOIaS, and NetTopUtsn Hs-
trs TO Judge Msgs President VI the AmsFiean Insti
inie IAnes G.aEAon Behnei Grn MinAsld Scott CyrnS
". HieId L. ". Psase of the Five POiHts NiSsiSu, ~
Judge MeiEs ssyS"The discoVery Of PrOH LyOa 10 VI
national import The FaTmrTs club have thnruS-
Sted It, Il vii destroy Iosusts, gFassAuPpSTs ante
ahs, bugs aud al 'eTAin. GaEdeH pIaaiS bs pre-
served and houses made pure"
Arrangements made through MsssFs. BsTlA0
Psrk, Of New York, have It sold thTUughOut tie
wI'd. Many WORTHLESS init AtOSs Ad'srtiSsd. h
eautiois.
Rsts and Mice eaBpot b. Vearked By PrWdsT, ut
Killed by = NAoSEJIc PILL. Order Ihs1 LhFOagh aay
merchant.
Tie Lysn'S Pou der kiIls inSrets IL . tTie',
Bat Ly"n'S pills Arv MINed GSs rate sDd nieS.
S1rEo,h'w directions. lee freely and thoroughly.
Sold BY DTuggiSIS ssd tosntFy MsFebsAIS.
PETTIT CHOATE, ASsAtS At FIseeT'iIe.
PARK X WHITE, AgsAtS At ssH HTsSeIseo.
April 10th, Iea9.-i3ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-30
AARON KAHN,
n1ALm ~
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES

CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Btc.,
MAIN STREET. NEXT 10 THE GREYHOUND SALOON
Has Just received splendid sssck Il
Spring and Summer Goods.
IneiUains Every AFIlsss Of GsAsssasas Asvsrsl,
All Of which he oNers Low for Cash.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
RAla PEI
Geld DuSt and Coumty Warrants.
AEsaeal a~osansaG 81 CoE.Esa PISTOLS, sv.
cry elns that b manufactured, alwayn - haaa,
YoTk. n ~ q HETE
HAesEvilas. Agra sasA. lee.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
IYAa
60 i
M1@--HN---NP------
,STVVER 1PP1 EI7T- III VT ----

&C On and after MONDAY April 18th, 1885, the trains over
The Mail Train ieaye day Sunday eycarted Of an
a. ~ arriving at Harrisburg atII At NJ there connecting
Arriving in ffl, irjE5ts 4 Z; mp zHE EsE
aa Teayea ia at go A. ~ Columbus at $50 NJ and
p CRYING at Harrisburg 1910 ~ and Pittsburg at
M; Columbusat 10 P. NJ; Cincinnati at A. NJ.
FOR THE NORTH
st The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at 7
TSqnGay e5ce Bt 35iTjng in Harrisburg 7
fa9 at 10 30 A NJ, and Dunkirk at $50 A. NJ
sunday ryag Pss' H aTaR sqye at d4y
at 10 10 A ~ and punkrk at lI.3O A. NJ This train con,
ALL THE CITIES A&p AE T2T cSA T. WESTERN NEW
6na9 with trains for Suspension Bridge thence
cASbI A$ fEfTaE A e PS Y6R #
@6 s Eo h a 51
Ca1ert station at nI M A n fonn ng with trains at
i For TICKETS and further and reliable information
OF Calvert and franklin streets, Baltimore - '''i
JH WARNER T i I R i Asst Superintendent
Ia ma 44..sa PHILADELPHIA,
spR1ve I aRAEET INSFHEEAfIzZh oHD. u "
rniIsas sGd after T T3S6 5 $PF
pA AHnp leXGePt Sunday as follows: ~ Va
go ArE r. E1 Ek4S a NAIL GseSs n NAY NAIL
uaih makes close connections through to Boston " '-'
and IL T. NJ i'i'i- at clio A'AI,l2-M
ON SENDAYs at5O5P NJ only All the trains connect.
ing WIN New ork Trains except sos p on SATURDAYS
O'Clock p. VI. "'e places DIT o5o
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
minSen y Saying baltimore at 30 connect Will
with Cos F. NJ train ~ ~ " Al '''ii Dditniore
NOrICE-A coored persons whether bond or free vii,
px required to bring some responsible white person. person
any known to the undersigned who will he willing 10 sign
Dona to the Company before they viii be passed over anV
apllu WIN or AwFoDD 49,.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLI-
cation will be made to the Mayor and City Council Of
Baltimore to OPEN AND CONDEMN Carey street and Cal
houn street. between the limits embraced by Franklin street
and the northern boundary Of the city. m6Iaw9t*
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Aail R0aas.
La saas G.. FOR THE


M@=2--@l = l ~ - VEST AND SOUTH
IN and BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
lows F' A''''' 1000 llc Trains VIII run as loi
az s Onden Station, Batmore-Ma (except Sunday
ruiz ~ " E s cypress daily at O5 p NJ for PARTS OF
trains go directly through -4iA " A'A' A'O'A
p. n ,FOR VA PASSENGERS
betwetn baltimore and Piedmont take tbe % NJ train
Cueriand and Wheeling, (hy wing over for Cm
berand and Wheeling Accommodation T,;S oa b,
timore N' ~ iS i-V' + NJ Tram from Bal
and from Frederick at $50 A. 'iNioe at 40 r. M,
IHh LldlC0TIS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at M
10 P. '4'iis dt ZO A NJ, AMI
FOR RELAY HOUSE besides the regular trail, , a ana
p. NJ ' anu the relay at 6l5
For WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave baltimore at l20 and 745 A. NJ and and N p
On Sundays at 20 A. NJ only Leaves Washin aion e.
baltimore at 20 and $50 A NJ and 90 and Il N n 1
sundays at 300 P NJ only. The and fourth tra IN
only from Baltimore stop way points The second an5
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W
trains on the Annapolis Road ' WI
or tickets OF every kind, information, &C. apply to
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticke. Office, Camden station
W. P. SMITH,
4, 5or q, ~ Master Of Transportation.
l. VI. COI-E, ueheIal licket Agent aplltf
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
lBALTI,InMQRE CITY;5IN THE MATTER OF THE IN.
this 18th day e May sss that The sale Of Leaseho Pro-
the same hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary be shown before the 2d day OF June
newspaper printed in the city Of Baltimore once week for
three successive weeks before to the sd day Of June next
W. L. MARSHALL
True copy-Test-wILIIAM j. HAMILL,
m26-Iaw3w Clerk
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9tturntps.

A LBERT 7. EMORY,
n sMEDLEY ROW, lOppo'jte Court House,
Rsng s T sS
HNNi Di'0' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAS REMOVED to No. NORTH CALVERT STREET oPPo
site Barnums City Hotel mhzo-t
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
"A ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY,
Office No R IL faRf S GRRso Baltimore city,
oce S sSas atSneBB s EfG Sen eSntv
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city, and in Baltimore
and Howard counties fe23f
THoMAS F. ROCHE,
No IL MARSHALL BUILDING,
VIII practice in the Courts of Baltimore city and the ad
trusted to him felsm nn-
A RTHUR L. ROGERS,
n ATTORNEY At LAW.
LOuDouS COUNTY, v,Do,N,,
Attends PROMPTLY to the collection of claims
Practices in the Courts of LoUDouN, FARQUER and the
Messrs Hamilton Easter ( Co.'S
H:::4 5s5:S # s' baltimore
Gem. A. 1aRRa Rogers ESQ., LOudoun Va jaasm-
Upward W. ,T BEkTI At LAW,
Will promptly attend to all business in the Courts Of
the Court of Appeals. angly
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues practice the Courts OF BALIlMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY. te22-u
wv j. WATERMAN,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SO WEST FAYETTE STREET.
E5-IN BUSINESS PROMPT. s2-H
III FRISBY HENDERSON,
l.. ATTORNEY Al LAW
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. o COUNsELLORs' HALL
fe22-tf Lexington street.
wv G. N. CARR,
w. 81 ST. PAUL STREET,
North of Lexington, Bait
SAMUEL S. CARR,
TowsoNTOwY, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
ATT0RNEYS-ATLAW.
Particular attention given business the Circuit Court
for baltimore county. cl6-tf
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SAMUEL SNowDEN. Attorno
by HENRY +. GIRET va iact,

STATE OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE couNrv On.
hereby certify that on this third dav ~ III, ,oo
Maryland IN snd or BamU2e Of the Peace
appeared samuel Snowden, the party to the
port ana made oath In due form Of law that the facts
mentioned was fair one ~ 'ie SAFE theren
Sworn before GEO w pIrrpp
True copy-Test-GEO. H. CARMANi En-
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.sTw~ FOR FREDERTCESRUPC Va

VIN M, VA.
The steamer WA SELDEN W b Kirwan,
captain Will resume her Frederick sburg and land
n on RapRGanpck leaving BALTIMORE from her
TUESDAY, February nd, at 4 o'clock p NJ Returnn@
VIII leave fredericksburg o'clock FRIDAY MORNING.
she VIII continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
ana tredcricksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
freight OF every description taken low rates Horses
cattle and Live stock generally handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods puncualv At
received. ~ " 4 % SUM do
or ni9magn freght passage, apply in Baltimore
DIT her omcc luo SUI Ill STREET, board the Boat
e,,,c Agents in FredcrckSburg
el2u A. X. PHILLIPS co
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ENRY BOHNE VS.. CHRISTIAN HANSEN
circuit Court for Baltimore county-Samue e
specuy reports that being about proceed nv vrtn
OF attorney from Henry Bohne him. dated the 18th
uay OF APRIL 1889, under the authority ofthe Act of
ply entitled IAN Act relating mortgages in tha r;t
county on BALTIMORE to sell at public auction Ia The
est DdeI certain lands and tenements particularly
Dy CHRISTIAN Hansen and Elizabeth Uans.n h;s
VIE oehle, one bearing date the 25th of March 1874
recorded among the land mortgage records of ia
S ~ Az d. r. 70 T. folio 81 &c, and the Other
the land mortgage records Of Baltimore co in ha
T. No D, ollo 2o, which two mortgages were assgnai M
me sad Ludwig Gaehle TO Henry Bohne by deed beaTin
the 18th day of March and filed record amon b
records aforesaid He did, the Goth of Apr 1s5a %
bond to the State OF in such penalty and with
security as were approved by Geo H. Caman ESQ CIer
ne Sourt Tor Bait CO aforesaid conditioned to abide
D and u any order decree which should be made nv
the Circuit Court for Baltimore aforesaid in
70 the OF SAID norgaged premises the pSoceeds
OIL ana did on the Both day of pr 1889 the said bond
county, pursuant to the directions of said Act of Assem-
mat ne dld then give more than twenty notice of
iue pace manner and terms of sale in the 'Sunr and
tns Dy Exchange, two of the daily pub
"a 'e city OF baltlmore and in the Baltimore County
Advocate newspaper published at Towsonown in BaltI-
county that is 70 say that the would be sold at
puoc salesroom, No 10 South Gay street in the CITY Of
on Wednesday afternoon, the 25th day of Nav
TN , d. 0 Clock NJ, at public auction the following
in tvs OIL the purchase money cash, the balance
mon,I instruments bearing interest," at six and twelve
the me DAY OF sale, the satisfaction Of
accori;n And that he did, pursuant to said notice
~ iand described in mortcages and VI
II Hanssn vad l5 acres of land, more or less 10 ohn
~ AT and for the price or SIM, Of es " @
said tract Of land ns sum Of Is the whole of the
ngness 70 comply with said terms Of MS VIII
hnal ratification Of said sale vi purchase upon the
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EAs[r FOR THE SOUTH
arsasE--5E DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEI
PlIIA anIR 4 IL ~.

PHIA and BALTIMORE via the L Ell
rl, ,-,, ''BAY LINE,'
10 NQRFQIks WELDON RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLE EGr[tS6i ,AtGEI STA; ATLANTA, MONT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
>, 49, $780,, DAILY, Except Sandays,) via
BAY LIN SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
NJ, , TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is
to No NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, N G.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. D. PRATT CO.,
n, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES srREErs
me propreors respectfully invite Merchants az are
not Already to the Agency and who sell goods on
credit TO call and examine system and test the reab
y of our information From long experience and the sat
factory testimonials of thousands merchants in the d
emit cities East and have for years been suscr
We can assure an who will call whether they sell goods to
@ cities or country towns ample satisfaction To fhe re
bity Of our information the great benefit 10 he dan
from the Agency by those who subscribe " mrs tf
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e,sI OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company boats having been put in complete running
order are now prepared to execute every description river
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The C0mpany's Boats follows
Steamer TlGRESS Captain Luke League
m Steamer Ll0NESS Captain A. IT. League
The commanders experienced masters, and every guar
anee given for the safety Of vessels their charge The
rates OF towage Will be made reasonable For further nor
nation apply to the Captains board the agent
ja1Stf n "a II prot,, ,..oo.
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NUPERFINE FLOUR "A lot of yery suner;o,
Superne Flour, suitable for retailers in store and ~
sac az lowest market rates by MACDONALD DUGDILE
~ '' "hai'' ap14eotf
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E>AMILY SUGAR CURED HAMS.
Il N. w. Thomas 4 Cos celebrated brand
INSTANTLY on hand and for sale by o'
b. I. ELDER, Commission Merchant
iaS.H opposite the Baltimore and Ohio RR pen,,t
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY'S AGENCY
IlInncrn,, so SOUTH STREET
SPORTING,
MINING,
SHIPPING,
IN L ID
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The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
! ny 5 wharf UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
ras NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
Usaas1E 80 ~, Transportation LINE,


G-tExS=.--as m TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INLAND-Ihrough the Delaware and Raritan and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
FOR the conveyance of Merchandise, Produce Packages
low ''
Through between New York and Baltimore without
anShipment, in % hours in Iron Steamers with water
tight compartments.
FOR NEW YORK-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
times per week from No. ? Light street wharf
FROM NEW YORk-Steambnat leaves in like manner
No. I. " ~ 800
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore New York.
forwarded Immediately with carefre of all charges for
commission. "
Line. ~ l'f'O'
The safety regularity and dispatch OF this Line together
with the moderate rates charged, commend it the public
as desirable medium for conveying every description of
Freight. j. A SHRINER, Agcnt,
No. , Light street wharf, Baltimore.
W. DALZELL,Age
Pier North River
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STEAMBOATS,.

E-s.slE%N BALTIMORE AND PHILADFI-
sss--SEPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Merchandise Produce Pacagas
Philadelphia and Baltimore " '''' "e'"eeh
FOR PHlLADEIPHlA-One of the Company's Steam
boats leaves No Light wharf daily nj 9clock ar
pie time for the New York Trains e' ~ ~
NJ 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES daily, at O'clock from
Goods forwarded Immediately with carefe of all cbarp.
'or COMMISSION :, j. ALEX. SIRIVER, gent
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,,a. STRA1TON, SANFORD CO..
olsu l0l Pearl and GA Stone Streets New York
NOTICE.-Having been appointed Agents at
boD Baltimore ib for the DRESDEN FIRE AND TRANS
fokfAIl0N INSURANCE COMPANY, which also takes
Marine risks all persons in this city having average claims
against said Company hereby notified call on the sub
mh2n + N RRIINE e. SoNS
VIVIAN Il SONS LONDON SHEATING ME-
TAI FOR SHIPS.
The subscriber has received the Agency of this celebrated
English Sheathing Metal and has now on hand and will
Keep supply of all sizes. assn "
n,,.s LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
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full assortment always in Magazine and for saIe a.;
manufacturers prices by the agents, 1855 " ~ at
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A LBERT T. EMORY,
IA SMEDLEY ROW, (opposite Court House,
TowsoNTowN, MD: ..--..--
Being located in Towsonown will give prompt attention
Tho citx ~ D"i''AA~ ' jel33m"
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ROBERT LAWSON,
& SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS,
COLLAR MANUFACTURER,
oor Wholesale and Retail
Mercbo21ss4 BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP
ana Wholesale Dealers are invited To call ano
to sell goods as Seore making purchases being prepared
EI TX OK EASTERN CITIES and pr E ~ Nv ne
caT ad any bill made in those cites Pjn.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS ----E..
~ HUGH SISSON
COR NORTH AND AoNUMxNr S,a
r.p1 MEHTNnu pS GRAVE STONES, MASfff I'D
1s-io1 D lilies Tor floors, GARDEN STATT1ARy
lowest rates ' 'uinisleo the trade at
apl6-h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-03
Elagg'SGOOd Salnafltam's
Immediate Rclte

Flagg'sGOOd Salnarltam's
Immediate Rclte
Keep it in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect 1t.
THIS IL an 1nternal and External Medicine, COM
L posed Of Roots, Herbs and Banks, such IS our
forefathers used There is Bountiful supply or the
Earth to cure ali compa g IL We only knew what
they were. And now the Good Sauna ritan brings us
good news and glad tidings.
E IL Is Discovered -E1
Suffer no longer; 1t Is Z relief.
BY THE APPLICATION OF
Nagg's Good Samaritan
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
You can be cured OF the following complaints such
Tooth Ache. In one minute 70 the most painful
tacks Of Rheumatism nine cases ont Of ten, In less
Neuralgia. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Group
epinal Affections, Pain In the Back Side Stiffness
In the Joints, Collie and Crsmp Pains. Eryspslas In
famed Eyes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
eprains, Chopped Hands, Frosted Feet and Chil-
blains.
It is not the intention of the undersigned to assert
for this medicine that it will do impossible things,
cure all manner Of diseases; for the old saying is
"a medicine that good for evsry thing Is good for
nothing" It Is true. We only claim to cure one
line Of diseases and for the above named complaints
this medicine is withou: an equal.
The best proof you can have OF the merits Of
ticle In to see what it will do. Ny operations on
Pains are decidedly the most e6ectual, BY the app
cation Of this wonderful medicine Of any now In the
country. This is admitted by Ill who have tried It.
would have the public understand that ! hive
no humbug article to dispose Of, would be in the
business II the same not truly and purely legit
mate. Ny medicine 10 held in all places where It has
been used In the highest esteem, and it 10 my whole
aim to make It no among all. The binding duty
which 70 forever and eternAlly dxed on mankind. 10
~. Tie an1lcted have been deceived By picking up
circulars with fictitious testimonials on them, and
have been Induced to buy without seeking the proof
have thousands Of testimonialD, which have been
sent to me from difersnt parts Of the Union; but
prefer showing the value Of medicine, BY Curing,
free Of CHARGE ell those compiaints, Whenever there
IL IN opportunity to do 50.
nl LIBERAL discount made TO Drsootsss oad
SM FLA0G. Proprietor.
b Barnes / 90, General Agents. Davenport,
Iowa. Travelling Agent. J. "
WILEY, retail dealer, west Second street, Dsven.
port, and KEEP. constantly hand BY the following
Agents-Taylor & Ballord, Davenport; G 2 v ebb,
De witt; Fellows, Asquoketa; " belden, Ma
quokets VIM Burlison, Buckhorn, zook Go,
Fremont; Jas 4 Ryisnd, Monmouth; Green. Wy
omins; 8 Bronson, wyomins; Spear %, Is
bell; Aetcalf, Graham 90, AnanOss; Simon
Strauss, Ysirviev; John P Holman, epringville
1mmet Brubaker, Cedar Rapids; Il Risttne 90,
Cedar napids: Gohn @ Daslett, 1t Vernon; Arm
strong 4 Shanhlin, Lisbon; LAhe, Mechanics
vile; HcClslland 3 %, nechanicsville; Geo
Daslsy, npton; o Garter, Anamoss.
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YVH1 eopart1aFsbip hsfstoasss exietlnG =, ~
y Cigar aAd tobasco baslees, under tAe na0o q
0AAAy : oasAlaAAol, y thje ~ 1ieoslve4 y M
Wal csaeeAe.1s .. oaxnleAael Asvtas see!rod fseQ
~ ttslneoo - 16ooonSo q IL m VIII = 80
~ 49, 49, ~ ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ =; =: ;Iss ~ =
- !" sFsHys..ll1.s
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MEDICAL.
JOY a N d q ! a d u { =

JOy an Il q ! a d n e -
Has been broM gkf
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
OUNCE the introaDction Of that Wo'ld Eenolned
~ medicine. DR. MAkN'B A3Un bAI6A1, 10
the Western County 81 pectsy the pal sea SON
has brough. health and hsp,ines into more far'i-
lies than any remety upon record !he question
would naturally ARISE why 10 this2 Because II does
In all cases IA the shortest time, arrest ehls fever
ard In IL. wrist form, AMI 10 ell cases psr-
forms . spescy cure. Persons IN MI lsIiots
Districts using this bAIssm occnionsHy curing ,he
.ckIy .sason neet have fear, Of attack OF ague
It is therefore highly recommend d sure preven-
tsive II rsed In small doses daily during that par
ticnisr tine when this class Of diseases prevail
For want Of space We can only offer NV q the
many evidences In It's favor.
Bucvyrs ohio Fe1. l5tA, 1858.
Oh. MANN l. CO Gallon, Ohio Cents we
are IT loss TO end Language sufcent to portray 10
the public the greet estes Ia which your celebrated
Aene Baiscn IL held in this community The fact
Is Il never fails to cure ssue s vors' of"s' ana
We can sell nothing else YoUfs sc
HOLBKRr s TAILOR, Druggists.
CorisA, Mis-, Oct 10th 1858.
NkseRS =. K. MANN CO. cents - Having
procured supply Of your Asue Balsam. and testine
II thoronsnly In many severe cases OF ioI nshdlne
where oil Of the popular remedies OF the DAY nad
failed, found In oil cases, your Bslsam enec'ed
cafe and sps edy cure. 1t 10 just the medicine We
want here in the South. Respectfull' yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Eeao York, FEB 23d, 1858.
NEssRs 8 K MANN CO.-Genfs II have
1t house in st. Louis, sold your Ague BalsAm
three yesrs and have carefully observed Its eff
fects, and must In candoY say, do not believe II
has al equal In the history oil medicine for TO my
persons knowledge, It cures permanently every case,
and have known 1t used after all other remedies
had JAILED, with the same happy result. have no
hesitation In pronouncing 1t the greatest discovery
ever made in intermittent remedies, and = perfect
triumph oseS chils, fever and aeuc.
Respectfully, Oh WOOD 4 co.
8. K. MANN 4 CO., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists