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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
NEW TREAT TN ENT.
PRl VAT E
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

A T the Buffalo Private ospital-Estab-
n lshed for the cure of syphilis, stminal Weak
and the Secret InfirmitiCB OF Youth and Matu-
rity by Dr., AMOS SON, Buffalo, N. Y. Office,
corner of Main and Quay streets, Cup stairs.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, July

WASHINGTON, July 8.
An official dispatch from Frankfort says
that the destructive consequences OF the war
to commerce, industry and labor in general
becomes more apparent; that large num-
Der Of factories in Germany are closed, and
that those in operation are principally on
American account and for the supply Of war
orders,
There were fourteen bidders for supply
ing anthracite coal for the Navy. The Of
lers ranged from SO 25 to 81 25 per tun =
The contract was awarded to Horace E
Brown, of Baltimore, for the fifteen thousand
tuns black health coal, or as much more, il
required, at the first named price.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
DAVID SCHREIAK 7

UHulU SIft1ElHN ~
IOULD RESPECTFULLY SAY To
the citizens OF Dayton and surrounding coun-
that bis Spring md summer stock is now com.
e, consisting OF all kinds Of Ladies', Misses' aud
ldren's Roots, Shoes, Caters, &c, with heels or
without; also large assortment OF Mems, Boys,
and Youths b is, Caters, aud oxford Ties,
Having purchased his stock right from the iscto-
ries for cash, les him to sell as cheap, cheap
or tina any other house in this city.
He also has large supply OF Mens' Patent Leath-
er Boot, Cater and Oxford Tie Tops, which he will
make TO order to tit the loot.
He keeps constantly employed the best workmen,
and is prepared to do all kinds Of Custom Work on
short not &C. g.
All rips repaired free OF charge,
He tsks a liberal share OF public patronage, and
feels Jud lent that he please all who order work
n ,noar the oil and fHvorte place, 81 Jefferson
street, below the market. anrs0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
ANOTHER NEW BOOK
Or. BorAPhRTn'a GREAT VIC

On. bONAEhhAAH NfltE a a WIN ~
PRIVATE GUIDE TO HRAtTH--
! !. !.
REPREsENTlNG ALL the diacaa-
a.. es Of the genital organs Of The
E9 L. male and female, with the latest
ff| ~ M discoveries In Ieprcdt ction. Tie
vi ~ Il ahlicted should use no remedies
NA.k gMi before learning ON thin valuable
- ~ work the superiority Of tie au-
i-.5-S NFI|I thoria Paris and London treatment
~ fN OF private dlecaacn--bUth married
fi| and single should conBu I n This
book tells how to cure the follow-
Ing Diseases, and enlightens those
who rrope In Darkness
Gonnorrhma, elect, chordee, atficlurei fhymo-
sis Paraphymosis, Gravel, s, philia, Bubo, Warts,
Rlotchea, ,sensualsm, Seminal Weaknesa, Menatur-
bation or self-abuse, Leucorrhea or Whites sup
Ia prevent prevent Pregnanc =, Monstruaton, Bar--
renness, Rheumatism, &C. u treats on Midwifery,
Az &Aeoyon, MsesLisFss s az ~ sotb seSes II tells how to
distinguish pregnancy and howto avoid ~ &C.
Perfect $ ,ieguard against Quaekery
Fortleth edition--lOO,0On copies SOLD annually.
his book sent under seal, poet paid, 10 All parts
Of the world, the receipt Of 20 cents or hye cop
or. Bonaparte's GTent Preventive
This simple, heAlthful and yet effeeual prevent
i've 10 beyond comparison with anything yet iin-
covered II has be provedby Year, OF experience
cording TO direction Married people who DO not
wish to increa etherfamiea, should be In pOacl
Ion Of this instrument Pirce reduce to 81
article enables those whose health or oiroumatan-
ces not permit an increase o. iemily, TO regulate
turing the constitution. tisthe only safe aud sure
preventive against pregnancy and disease. The
above Artio Is 81 ecisly intended TO iulh this de-
sdrratumi Il perfectly saiei nometaio substance
enters into its composition, The price Of the
French Patent Male SAFE one dollar the sing one,
four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Lozier's Female Monthly Pills is a safe
and reliable remedy for suppreBsons and all female
diseases Ladies should not use them during pieg-
nancy, as they will produce misearrage. FIct, one
dollar per box--extra fine hye dollATH Sent 10 any
address by mai, post free. NO letters VIII be an
swe-t unless theJ contain remittance postage
stamp.
All orders addressed to DR.. T.. DoNAPARTE No. 1872,
sycamore street, between Fifth and sixth streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio, viii be punetually attended to :
DR.. can be consu ted upon all secret diseases He
| is unquestionAbly acknON ledeed to be The chhm-
pion and king OF VeneTcal DiBea anu oniy fhy
stefan in the Union who has Travelled on the contin-
ent Of Europe, and the only Doctor who has visited
their celebrated Hospitals as weil their medical
Institutions, and receiving their MONTH rports
offers to all those who desire to consult profession
al person the result Of forty years experience In the
! Hospitals Of Europe and America Confidential con-
sultaton daily, from A. M. until 10 p NJ.
| Aprt4-ildaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
Light for the MillionI
Cost only One Cent an Hour,

THE introduction ofMACE'S PORTABLE
Il GAS GENERATOR into this city has demon
strated the fact anXiously desired thAt GAS LIGHT
is now within the reach OF all. II not only LIGHTS
the pl aces of INDUSTRY and the MANSIONSo OF the
WEALTHY, but will dispel the darkness from the
HOMES of those n the humber walks OF life,
dering them cheerful and happy by placing GAS
within their means. Call at J. Langdon 4 Bro. o
the successful triumph OF this light over all others
All the beautiful and various designs OF LAMPS,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, and CHANDkLIERS,fo for
Halls, Par ors, and Churches, which serve the
double purposes of ORNAMENT and LIGHT, con-
stantly on hand and ready TO put up on short no.
tice. Arrangements be made with the under
signed to light CouSlRY CHuRcHEs, HALLS, ,sToREs,
SHOPS and RESIDENCES, on favorable terms, and
warranted to give aAtisfsctit Call Immediately,
while the assortment is good and make your selecs
tions. w. w. l.. WINCHELL,
Apr2l-lywcem&dIwemaeo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
BOOTS. Shoes. &C.. &C!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, jefferson street.

'Itisnow settled that the LASTING health of AwL
men, women and children, depends on the condition
Of their sOLEsI"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
From Utah.

ST. Louis, July 8.
The Salt Lake correspondent Of the Re-
publican says that Judge Cradlebaugh had
returned from q tour of his circuit. He is
sued warrants during the trip for the arr es,
Of nearly one hundred persons engaged in
the massacre at Mountain Meadows, and
various other murders. He reports that fol-
eighty miles before reaching Santa Clara his
company found skeletons at almost every
camping ground, many probably murdered
by the Indians last winter. lie says thai
upward of eighty white men assisted at the
Mountain Meadows mass acre.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
Grain Market.
Cincinnati Markets.

OiNoENArI, July /.
Flour firm. s5,oo@6 .OO for superfne. Western
6,25.
Whisky 253<.
Prnvisiops buoyaut. Mess Pork Sl5 ,T5dl6.
Wheat. Prime White ,3O@l ,3716i Red !,
50@t,35
Corn active at sTI6. Prom Store 54@s6.
Rye in fair demand at 95,
Barley dull at 6g.
Oats, so.
Lard 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-05
New York Market.

New York Market.
New YoRE, Ju lyl.
IIFlour advanced Ohio 95sO@6.OO for super
State. 5,90@6.sO for extra do; 00@65O for
common 10 good extra Western, 6,l0@8,6O.
Rye Flour at 4,O064,T5
Wheat huoysnt. Red 81 ,6O@l .65i White
Sl,70@l 80.
Corn firm sts2@s6 for mixed; White sA@
81. Oats Arm at 1904
Pork firm. Mess, sI6,l2@I6,95 Prime,
whisky dull at &c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
. ss''ssS

I : the Ne Of Boswgllts celebrated full size, yoigt
lander paguerseotyFe Camera. with which he made
Pictures, in this city. lS47 which SPECIMENS
nc" n exhibition at his rooms, clear and uniaded.
Prom his long experience in the profession he unhesi
tsIingy assures the public that nc understands the
business perfectly and Is prepared with the
Camera furnish his patrons with tCt class pictures
emily
Gallery a. his residence, west Main street between
Washing ION and Green
-4y All pietur warranted. and perfect satisfac-
ton given before any charge is made
Ian y 1853 7tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Wigs. Braids. CurIs. &c. dc.

& sALFIN oCrLASD has 5ast received a; his Hair
- Pressing establishments handsome assortment o.
WIGS. BRAIDS. CURLS, &c,
10 whiea b invites the attention ladies ara gentle
men lie Ass 1aaae - xhI-a Ae a.sh
every eotcT tat be desired Cal ID exsutae as
stoe& % had Prices ve-y lev.
March 3 1859. fsrs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
DR.. JAS. F. HIBBERD,

AIlaAtIND. INDIaNl-
SsFFICE &ai Res8oEes al Saorh Front Street lately
- seca75sd - d. J. 7. P.gaz-er.
6-pc. , I-5s- a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
The Great " Western Combination
FLoK~.

TIE gndeFsjzn.d having years h-zr .tsayipx the
wAats Of tAr EATaer ana svlsg Aeard all the oee
that Fosstt u BE Ers against the ertnsrs style
PiSss have used exertion 10 overcome said din
eGes aad ave a. ssE been rewarded fer their trout =
~ the discovery Of their Great Western Combination Pov
shseh being made OF steel Cast Iron. Of III
materials iped Is veil sdsFtei all kinds Of land,
yerizls rraa4s il ali superior
all uth-r psaEs TIE tofsslng portion Of its al.
saEtAEe> over the cor men steel pillow
- y : = taA. AAt par o. u san e re
aGNei sikaaa she trouble Of t&ktBE he pillow
o. enc sac PioS are All aaie g tie sAnae pattern SO that
the Farmer has only ssEi the number OF his Po~ to
sci any part he may want 20 rsEs~-
81 The landslide and standard piece.
together h index Tor tAe chan cir the Land
tFS 40 TO thre horse Pies, making itss erfe>t for
lean
81 The mould boaris ana Shears are made Il either
steel r cas roa th4t have his RoW wilh
ei.h>. steel II MD shear mould aid steel
seF e - having extra pieces tShjch be ehisinei
Al small eNpeEse he Ch4nEe part e
tW3sscut leaving The lid The piece
AHa sie IS Ast-ue& wIEL bolts, AID De made
Of either steel pleas
4ta be beam j. - sttaPly constructed that when
drawing gnite r~plaee i. with res ane ~ ~ sod,
ing Is order % The shop send HIN ready TT
te& 70 the Pies.
Wi;h each aoassx Ar9aS Plas we sell pe will give The
Purchaser steel aid cast iron sasar ~aCE Additional
charge - shat he may have an oPportuasy Of testing M
tened % Nth a. enc IS I es~ IL "a $50 - :,
ai steel shears IsIa As eAs
~ tbs styls and with much less danger Of .nci
iHs the Of the ploN, aai whea a oae
he made for less thAa half Tie price cid
an east shears he furnished Tor sixty eseh
making It much less NReEs keep good working
order than The common bar shear plow.
al others, ~ tie Ind STATE FAr Oct ieso fer general
We also received the Premiums a, the same Fair
2AiIoa Pillow, best Subsul Piog, Two-Horse Har.
row, and Best Double Shovel PIow
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
NC "o1tA recommend al % give the
Great " es;crn Combination PIOw


bfeat w esscrn combination PIOw
trial. and il it entirely satisfactory We
VII refund the money the purchaser We
land fat assortment Of oar celebrated
Great Western cast steel PIOwS.
Which took the FIRST Premium the Fair
for is AMI the Ohio Fair 1851 fer General
Purposes; also the ftrst premium all others al
urA aud csy soils together with great variety OF
two and threvhorse Shovel PloRs-
CCLT1N AT0KS, HORSE RAkES, CORN SHELTERS,
iat Senerat ysrsty and assortment of AGRICULTUR
Al IMP ENFNTS
p TIE Shove Articles be had al old stand Ia
Indianapolis. @ tBk x BRtDON
BEARD IL SINEN, Richmond, Ind,
January IS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

The Elastic FGG.-Take a good sound egg
place it in strong vinegar, and allow it to remain
twelve hours. it will then become soft and elastic
In this state it cen be squeezed into toleraby
wide mouthed bottle; when in, it must be cover
cd with water having some soda dissolved in it
In few hours the preparation will restore the
egg entirely to ts original solidity after which
the liquid should be poured off and the bottle
dried; keeping it curiosity to puzzle ones
friends for an explanation how the egg was laid
IN IL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
IThe Early Up Fellows Association

This il the title of an Association, the nu-
cleus of which was formed by some FIVE OF six
boys in the upper portion of this city several
years ago. They never bad aay formal or
ganizatioD, but, by mutual and friendly I'M
Outstanding, they resolved 10 rise every morn
ing at 4o.clocx, summer and winter and
meet al each others home in rotation. The
primary basis OF this union was developed bv
a desire to aid each other in their studies,
which object was well carried out. Years
rolled on, and as these boys merged into
young men they felt bound to attribute their
general good healL and comparative strength
TO their early rising habits. OF course, their
advice to young men generally has been to
rise early. The result Of their experience
has been the Organization Of an Association
for the purpose Of promoting the cause of
early rising among young men. The organ
ization 70 which this specially refers. was
form ed about eight months ago. About that
time II was the practice Of IFS members TO
meet at various places on the Ii Ddson river,
for he purpose Of bathing. before sleepvdom
bad opportunity Of being about Gym
nastic exercises were also an important item
III the plan. The morning papers were also
procured in good time, read. and the priuci-
pal topics of news discussed, all before 6 i-2
O'Clock, by which time the parties were at
their respective homes, anxiously, ard with
shsTpened appetites. awaiting the develop
ments Of the break fast table
The officers of this Society are as follows:
Nj. Charles Ainsworth. Pioneer or President:
Mr.. Walter Brown. Chief Engineer; Messrs.
William Sawyers and Samuel Lawrence, AS
sstant Engineers Mr.. Silas Warren. Treas
urer; and Mr.. James Gregg. Secretary and
Librarian. The duty Of the President or
Pioneer is to be on hand first. to see to the
waking up of the members five minutes be-
fore the roll call, and to head the party TO the
point determined upon as place of rendez
vous for the morning. The duty Of the En-
glneers is to survey the ground the places,
and provide appropriate sports for the fun,
and duly to intimate The same to the Presi-
dent or Pioneer.-N Y Tribune 1871.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Hibbcrt's Hardware Store.

Hlbbcrd's Hardware store,
THE undersigned avail themselves Of an opportun-
ty OF the closing Of the year, return 10 their
trends and customers their sine thanks FER the }ibar
n patronage heretofore extended them hcy ais,
earnestly request al persons indebted them To "a
Immediately AMI settle their accounts. aud they Se-
eaveto state that hereafter they viii sell hardware Tor
cash ana eash only, except on speci,l contract.
Dec. IS, ls5S a..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

~ The Vincennes Gazette Gays that the
sheriff Of that county lost his COW a few weeks
ago, and could discover no trace of her any where
after the most diligent search. Last Saturday
her half putrid remains were found IN the jury
room Of the Court House, where The poor beast
had been somehow locked in. She had star we'd
10 DEATH after eating up all the papers of the late
John Ewing which happened to be in the room
The Court House must be well cared for when a
COW could get into the jury room, and live and
die there without anybody knowing it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Wagon and Carriage Hubs.

THE undersigned is prepared furnish
the Trade With Wagon and Csrrss Hubs aaertisea
GrneFtIssi Bent FeIss, Shafts Poles Bows.
Also Bed posts sni all kinds OF CAhiEes
sonahae rates
Broom Handles and Pillow rounds by the hrnared or
thsGssnd.
Chair Backs 81 Walnut. Cherry and PoplSr.
All kinds OF Circular Gig saving order
81 sheFt
? Factory north Of the Depot Kenworthas Mil.
Richmond, lad.
BENZ. FULGHuM
liEh mo. 4th. lS5S. ar
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

WHirrcsp's ISrrRrsr TAsIrs-We have ex
smined these tables for computing interest. by
single rsultipliers. with no little pleasure. and
are persuaded that il is the most simple. ac.
curate and useful table Of the kind et., inven-
ted.
BY this method. the interest on any given
smount. for sny period Of tine at any rate per
cent. can be sscertsinsd with the most uuer
ring accuracy.
Every merchant. tanker o. other tusines.
man should possess one
Mr.. Stow. who advertises Tor sgenis In our
paper to day. has shown Us highly commend.
able testimonials from Judge Bryant. @ w
Thompson. G. " I.eving~ and others of Rock
Vile. a. we'll as favorable sotiees By the press
generally.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
Council Proceedings

CIR Hall, March I, 1859.
Council met. Present. His Honor. Mayor
Patterson. and Councilmen Beach. Hsney,
Pence. Turner. Toussy. Shannon. Hedges and
Barton.
The Mayor stated that the object of,his meet
ing had been 10 settle with the City Treasurer
Bot since the last m-etng Of Council the Leg
time for settlement TO the 81 Monday OF
April.
The Mayor then proceeded to read the
principal sectioLs Of the new law. which goes
into force from aud after Publication and hay
lug ben published. j. now IN force.
Ri for sos for building bridge was ordered
to be paid.
A bill of S. for removing dead animals was
allowed
Journal Office bill for printing Assessors
Blsnk. at 20 ceu,s quire VAS allowed.
Gas bill was referred to the Gas Commit
tee.
Mr. r. wyatt's petition for a reduction OF
taxes. was referred to committee Consisting
If shannon, Turner and Barton.
Hedges reported that Hartwell Daniel. re-
fused to pay his assessment for repairs on 10
Gust atreet aud asked precipe to De is
sued.
The committee appointed to examine the
Trea.urer's books reported that they had per
formed That duty. and there vsr. Sli79 ~ ia
the Treasury. on the 18th IL April. le5s.
Capt. Haney was. on motion. appointed .
committee to rent the public squa in north
Terr- Haute.
j. b Hss,r fled his bond As City Engineer,
with Councilman Tousey as security. which
vas approved.
. motion The Chief OF the Fir Depart.
ment was authorized to ,ontract for filing the
cisierns on The corners Of Ohio and Market
Ohio and 2d and Wabash aud ID sts.
J. b. Hsger's bill for service. rs City Engi-
ncer wss presented and allowed, amounting
to $62
Cof.aeil adjourned.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

wAsHlsoros, March 8.
sfSArr.-The Vice President presented a
memorial from the citizens Of NsLraska. pro
tsstiag against the annexation Of portion e
their territory 10 Kansas.
Mr.. Hale. Of New Hampshire, called up his
resolution. providing that no part Of The Senate
wing shall be- occupied except Ter the purposes
Of the seaaie the Supreme Court. or the Ccuu
Of Claims. lie i-hed to prevent the rooHs
from being occupied by quaek doctors and
steam engines. for the cure ~ invalij<.
Mr.. Fitch. Of Indiana. who is a physician.
agreed To the proposition. 80 far as qnaek
d"etoaA are concerned. and VAS for combining
cures to regular faculty.
On motion Of Bright. Of Ind. the resolution
w.s referred to COMMITTEES public haildings
The Senate then went into .xecuiive session.
No business Of public character WIS trans
acted. on the reopenips Of the door,. Senate
adjourned.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
4 CARD TO THE LADIES.

Or. J. D15eaee's eoid,a Pssiofiess Pin far
Fers1irf
infih = Ina correcting isrr-a 'ars'i~s aud ren,.,,
"e'frasi.' GA ~ ;A' noAthi. iarut. Irsm ahats,rr
cln-r.
fhssf pile arr noting new. but have been usad,.,
ihe Doctor for ms.y srsr,. hsth IA Fran - and Amer
ca ~ith unP-r.ll .cd success In every g: and l.
- urged by 'nsrs thousand iriie. " hs haas u...t
them, 10 make "a piis public fof the als,laion n
ihe'e suffering hen afy ,rssgul.sit, ui.,sxrr. 81.
~si -" prevent peg i.res IL tkosa i.sss. Uh..s
heAiss "hl no' permit II ga irciea.. 81 ianil, -
az g"aA irsnsi md . 49, l.sng ih-in.ci.rs.e
are eA1'.pa'i against usia- iA.,c pl..uhlc i.rss-
saa. e iAe pro, rstsr ,lsibiii, .nor
iic -hovs aa.neilts 81 loaTs th,lr aiiane.. ~iii
prev ntsns mischief O. hralta oihcri.e the., I'm.
afr rse"nmeuied Fu.i All ,sQ..es .s.G4A.lol. 49,
company eaei L4N.
Their Ingredients ATE known 4. al txsii. ssii,,x
b.n. and ta's "a IN I'll sea. tss, sfe -. bel PIN.
evrrilirodne u fsr al diseases ;sss'is, 10 fo,na.
Price 81 per box
Sold Shales.le anl ret Il ~
l. a. RAKE L 90, ftugss,,.
!. r.e-i safo. lad.
s0lo syeis To- Nigs county % whom al .,.fsf.
must be sddr-.-e'. ih~y ~ii sufrl. l.acrs ., tic
proprietor prices, ard send The pill. connsoniiaill
by mail TO sny part .. tho country. .eEdlng thea,
100 through The TesrO-Ii-u:s..Po,i ocrs.
Oct. u, lfy-dwIy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

II OUR READERS are requested to note
With care the advertisement fund in Another
column Of this paper OF DR.. Aans's que Bal
sam. offered ca the public safe aud cff~ct.
uai eure for ehills, fever aud ssoe. We are
utterly sverss TO incsrring editorial response
etli'y ~ trIe'ng matters bot deem a. no
tnh,ng matter 10 call the attention Of our
resders To anything that l. good. neither do
Ne consider u unworthy the editorial profc.
sion 10 recommend patent medicine that n -
prosed Itself good. and has and still eo.tin
ues 10 perform cares wherever used, a. this
remedy has doue since Introduce to the pub
hc-ve nesr Dr.. Mann Bslssre Is the ami
Gle ne have 10 viev--snd 1.-THE ecstifirsfes o.
some Of the most distinguished men an the
country are catitIe 20 efedencc. then - thu
pseperstion all ths, is claimed for IL b. the
proprietors Ia - sold by all good and re.
sPensible Druggists and dealer. an mendieine
throughout the country. Tfyif.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
Those who have Used Il.

Among he many testimonials in favor If
the effects Of Boerhare's Holland Bafers. W. Of
for the names Of the following. many Of them
well known in this city:
JshFs CoLtis. Of South Pttsburg. says: 1T
is certainly valuable medicine: il cured me
Of Dyspepsia"
Captain HKsRv EAroS says: at cured thy
wife of Neuralgia
j. A. voS BoSsuoKsr says: II never met
with 50 speedy remedy for aeidity Of the
stomach"
HsSsIcH Psrtus says: at cured me Of
we're chronic disrrho~a in two days"
SssUKt WOODBURY.. Of Athens, Ohio, SAYS:
When commenced using your medicine
vas 30 Frustrated that eocld not walk across
my farml after using ONE BOTTLE | can eat any
thing"