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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
Goal Fields In Kansas.
5. MEDAR4.
Governor of Kansas Ter.

For the last five years, it has been con-
coded by all scientific men, that among
the many bluffs and radiating ridges OF
the Kaw's mouth, there would eventually
be discovered coal deposits, similar in
quality if not in quantity, to the rich coal
fields of Pennsylvania. During this Pc
rod of time, explorations have been going
on almost constantly, by engineers, geol-
ogists, and also by spectators and hold
ers of real estate. Even the hunts OF
sportsmen, as they have been searching
these bluffs for game, have been CONVEX
ted into scientific examinations and ex-
plorations for coal veins.
The discovery has at last been made
Camel and Bituminous coal in large
quantities. have now been found upon the
banks of the Kansas river, only eight
miles west of this city. So far as we have
been able to gather the particulars about
this coal, we are constrained to believe
that it exists in large quantities. s5 j..
Professor Swallow, in his late revised
report upon geological formation Of Vest
ern Missouri, says "that coal banks will
be found in the bluffs Of the Kansas NV
er, not many miles from its confluence
with the Missouri, at an elevation Of about
one hundred feet above the mouth Of that
stream" Since the discovery has been
made. a line of levels has been run from
high water mark at the mouth Of the
Kansas, and it is ascertained that these
veins are exactly eighty feet above that
.''bench." This gives great force to the
Professors remark, and adds much to his
reputation as master scholar of the geol-
ogy of the State and Territory.
The coal as found, is in two localities,
one-eighth Of mile apart, tine Bitumi-
nous being this much South Of the Can.
mel. This vein Of Camel coal Is about
+ ten feet from the waters edge OF the Kan.
sas. and when first discovered was only
about six inches in thickness. Blk feet
] farther into the bank tho vein measured
two and one half feet, and it is reported
TO Ms by two engineers, residents Of THU
city, Mr.. j. @. Anderson and :. d. Gal
houn, who have made thorough exami'
nations of the bluffs, that It is their opin
ion that the vein will be found to be d
, least Eve feet thick.
Mr.. Anderson is Pennsylvania, and
, remarks to Ms that the surface formations
in the vicinity Of this coal are in most re
. spects very much like the Pennsylvania
coal mines.
Being close to the bank Of the rivsrth
0 coal can easily be taken IN barrows ant
: loaded into fat boats.
The Bituminois deposit is, as we hsv
said above, Immediately south Of TN
|. Camel vein, and shows eleven inches !
d thickness, increasing gradually - II On
! tens the bluffs. y %
II The water in the Kansas river, a. lar q
II the stream Is these deposits, only aoo,
: eight miles, is deep enough 70 allow DeA'
n drawing two feet Of water 70 run the ye'
IS round-save when closed BY ics--Aa'
d sas Citvs JoisT5sak
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12
BY G. W. BROWN & co.
9oetfy.
80. Written on the Rocky Mountains.
BY ALBERT PIKE.


La t-ansparent sky Is full
I9es uee epy thousapd glittering lights
,.UI,'Ir-nbsr'd stars that calmly rule
J9TnluiIsrk dominions of the night.
lne Id bright moon has upward risen,
I9 m. mi ~ the graz and boundless plain,
~, ~ III n around the white SHOWS glisten,
Az W5srr frost, and ice, and silence reign
VINE as0' iO'
relnaiH'
,,opntains. piercing the blue sky
NE ,beir eternal cones of ice,
w ~ .n,r s% dashing upon high,
IP H. ~, ,nck and crae and precipiee;
cS,or. moi. hut still remain as ever,
'TTnSastiDg, deathless and sublime,
~ iii remain while lightnings culver,
AN Az. "tar. The hoary submits climb,
lis not so with ALL change.
And waste as with living death.
Like one that hath become a strange,
T'nwelcOme guest, and lingereth
Among the Memories Of the past.
Where he is a forgotten name;
Fer time hath greater power to blast
The hopes. the feelings. and the fame.
ka the nagsIOns fierce. or their 6PSf
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

" The Senate of Illinois consists OF
Is members, all. but four of whom are
over 35 years of age. The youngest
member is thirty, and the oldest is 40
years. There are IA lawyers.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

Establishing and oTga nizing the Counties of Mon
tana, FL Paso, Orc, Brodsriek and Fremont and
10 Define the Boundaries thereof.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-02-12

TT0"s Ne Loc0HtptOh DeHOcJut.
--latest from the Gold Region,-ArTival Of Sheriff
E. W. Wynkoop and A. B. Steinbsrger, Esq.,-
The most reliable Statement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-14

;
NTOTTCE ID hsrshy given that the underlined
IN On the ~ dey d Noysnbsrs a. p. 1870 No
twssn tine hoafs of o'clock !. n. M O'clock b.
M OF tAs said dr. at tho door - - 1eaes OF the
Clerk Sf the District Court a Lee USunty, Iowa,
in Ahs City Of Ksokuk, will sell at pablic sale to
the highest bidder for cash. the TO flowing described
real estate, that II 70 say, Lots eleven Q1) and
twelve (13, in block two hundred and one (3ol) in
said city Of keokuk. Said sale will b made I'M
der and by virtue Of Deed OF trust Of date Of
April ~, 1853, executed by Jscob Bashr and J~hn
Lsisy, BY which they conveyed 10 the undersigned
the said real estate In trust for the purpose oil re-
curing the payment Of three several promissory
notes executed by them to j.. G. Hughes for the
purcbase money of the said premises, being one
note for $3.50 payable ninety days from date, one
note for $1,000 payable Sept. /, 1850 and one note
for $760 payable Sept 1860, with interest at 10
per cent, all Of even date with said Deed OF Trust
which said nste for 600 ID past due, payable and
wholly unpaid. The purchaser at such sale will
receive deed conveying al tho intereet Of the said
] Jacob Baehr and John Leisy in said premises.
HENRY STRONG.
October 81, IS5Q-dtd
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Legal Notice.
10 +. Jane Blackwell and Il. n. Blackwell her has
band, Maria II. Huston and William B. Huston
her htkband, Josiah Davis, Rufus Wilsey. and
Annie Ward Abbott and @. &. Abbott k.r h---
band:
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
Il there - now on file in the ofice OF tho Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa at Fort
Madison, petition Of Benjamin r. Messenger
claiming Of you tho said r. Jane Biackw and
Maria 3. Huston the sum Of one thousand dollars
e money due on your two promssory notes to said
Messenger, dated April 5th, 1885, for $500 each a
one and two years respectively, With 10 Der cent.
interest Per anEum, and on ! mortgage u even
date Herewith, given to secure the same |; also
claiming against al Of you the foreclosure of said
mortgage, tbe Same bsing upon lots 9, 10 and Ill in
block in MssscnEerviIis, Ice county, Iowa. and
more particularly described in said petition Tor the
purchase none, and further praying for d sale az
said property ~ pay thcsum that may be found lse
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day Of the
next term OF said conrt TO commence st IT Madison
onthe Arst Monday Of December, A. d. 1859. the
said petition will BE- taken % oonfesaed ~ you
and decree against ron = prayed for thsrs
In. NOBLE 4 ETk0Na
Oct. -, ISoo-dln Att'ys for Pitts.
IhSERD OIL AND LARD OIL Tor 1sls 6v
- KELLOGG = BIRGE,
July I'D q 1ain-st.
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SHERIFEs6 MALE.
STATE or I0WA,lxs
LEE CouNry,
DY virtue OF m Execution to me directed, issued
ID by the Glerk of the District Court of said coun-
ty, in favor Of A. Hosmsr and against Henry
Strong, John Early, 4. H. Allyn and John Max
bidder at the door Of the Clerks Office of the Dis
tric Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, in
said county, on the Sth day of December, A. ID.
1859, between the hours Of o clock =. N. ana 4
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following property,
to-wit; Lots three and four e and d, in block
LA also, lots aud in block las, ali in the c ty
OF Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken, and levied
upon as the property Of John Early to satisfy said
writ Of execution. VIM. H. LKECH
Keokuk, Nov. 5, 1859. Sheriff Lee Co
noy4d
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LARAl NMrarA

Legal Notice.
To ieo. N. Davis Bro, j. B. Underwood, Turpin
daughters, w. X. Clarke, Milton Jones Geo. w.
Molten, @. w. brown, VIM. Lowe, Nath. Hubert
keokuk Post Co., j. P. Davis, ]. w. Lewis, Chas.
". Smith, I. j. Elliott Co., VIM. Price, J.. Nj.
Breeden, Talma Breeder, Romulus Parlnelee,
Levi Wood. W. @. Andrews, Moses b. Morrison,
John A. Green and Angus G. Hiancy: ~
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there IL now on Gie In the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Ft Mad
ison, petition Of Peter Eichar claiming of VIM.
Burkitt the of four thousand dollars, with In
terest and cost, prom note of said Burkitt
to Peter Eichar do ted August H. 1885, payable two
years after date and also an amended petition TO
the above asking for judgment similar motto to
the above; due in three years from date and asking
for the foreclosure Of mortgage given to secure
said notes on the i Of section IS, S-W. Sec "a,
fractional s. y. $50. 81, MA SEQ. "a, w. Of
NV. 1 sec. 81, and the N w SEQ. Is, being In
To wnship sixty seven, Range ave, in Lee County,
Iowa; and 10 which land, or . part thereof, you
and each Of you have, or claim to have some In
tefest.
Unless you appear and answer said petition and
amended petition on or before the second day OF
the pext term Of said District Court 10 be held ut
Fort Madison, Lce County. lows, judgment will
be taken against you by default.
PETER EICHAR
By VIZ. y. D. LYNCH, his Atty.
OCT. 40. 1859 -dlm
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Legal M0tlcc.
To Mary A. Britton, Patrick WoEgan, Joseph Kitch-
ell g. W asrretsos. L. .adiord, r. NJ. Rey-
nolds and Orpha W. Reynolds his wife:
VOU and each Of Jon are hereby notified thst
i there IL now hle In the Once Of the Clerk NJ
the District Court Of lee County Iowa, at Fl Md
ison, petition in Chanccrv Of Jesse kuddiok ,ir..
claiming against yoa the sid Mary A. Britton and
Patrick Morgan DECREE for tho payment OF the
amount duo % two promissory notes executed by
said Britton Morgan to said Kuddick or order,
dated 9th Sept, lS56-one for 4412 t0-lOe, due In
Is months, and one for $s93 1900 In z years
from date; and also claiming against all oil you
the foreclosure Of = mortgage executed by said
Mary A. Britton to sad Ruddick, TO secure said
notes; upon ten or land cut OF the NV. COR
ner Of the south half Of the south half of the
fractional NV Of section ~ In Township IS,
range west, in Lee County, Iowa--iu which prem
Uses each Of you said to have or claim some in
terest and also asking sale Of said premises and
for other relief. N6ss
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petit tion or before the second day Of the
next term of said District Court OF Lee County, to
sit ut Fort Madison on the first Monday III Deem
Der, 1859, decree viii be rendered aga inst you
In accordance with the prayer OF said pc titicn.
GEO. G. DIXON 4 SON, - =
ott. %, 1859-d4w Pitts Atty's.
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To Samuel 3. Carey, NJ. III. RunRer, Chas. Parsons;
John Mcneil 4 Co., II. u. OlIiphsnt, Jesse
Reeves, Price j. Patten / Co., and g. M. Hoyr /:
THERE is now on file in the o1ics Of the Clerk
i Of the District Court OF Lee County. Iowa, at
Keokuk, the petition Of Faning 4 Higgins
claiming of n. II. Runner. the maker Of . note,
and Samuel 3. Carey ths sndorser, and On = tudg-
ment against PLAINTIFF ~ endsrsers Of said note,
the sum OF twelve hundred dsllrrs; and claiming
against u. II. Runner the foreclosure OF mort
gAes given on certain real estate in the city of
Keokuk said petition represents that plaintiffs
have discharged the judgment said note that Ill
the other defendants have interest Ia the prop
erty mortgsged. The prayer Also Ia that Ill the
interest cf the defendants bs cut OF the property
sold, snd for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day OF the February term
(ls6o) Of said Court, Judgment will be rendered
against Jon.
RANKIN, MILLER A~ENsTBR,
New. ., 1S0.d Plt6s' Att'ys.
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sHERHrr,sAALR.

lrn 1 oar svH IS.
QY virtue Of special Execution to me directed
- issued by the CLERK Of the District Court Of
said county, in favor Of Amos H. Brown and
against Patrick Madden. have levied upon, and
will sell to the highest bidder ut the door Of the
Clerks o6ice Of the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, st Keokuk in said county, on the 9Th day of
December, A. d. 1859, between the hours Uf .
o'clock .. m. and o'clock p. m. Of said day, the
following property, towit: The front ends by nfty
feet deep Of lots eleven t1D and twelve IN il
block one hundred and eighty (lSO), In the city of
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied upon
n thu property Of Patrick Madden, to satisfy said
writ Of execution. WIN. III. LEIGH,
Sheriff of Lee County
KeDkuk Nov e. la6Q-nyAd
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The Knic ksrbocker Magazine.

Tho Knic kerbocker Magazine.
TTyHE KNICKk'RBOcKER MAGAZINE begins
i In its May numt'er two serials: one illustrated
andin popular style, m the AAsltsntioss Of Food
the subject nsarass tie health and happiness Of
svsr< family in Tho land. and now attracting grsat
attention In Europe ths .Sfhsr tasslsasAnG saA
powerful story Of domestic ius. entitled:
THE ROMANCE or POOR YOUNG MAN.
b Ootsvs Feaillst, said to b ths beet novel pro-
duced in the last Ave years. The first chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, nor
any American novelist, has prodac ed any thing
more charming and interesting.
Every one knows that By ths criminsl avarise OF
manufacturers and Dealers almost every article OF
food IN common use, liquors and drugs, are adul-
tsrated with hurtfui and poisonous sabst..Dces, and
tn knisksrhockeT 10 the 6rss and enfy pu bicaten
In ths country that has undertakes % o. pos thor
oughly this gigantic wrong whish sssrsGly attasks
every mans lie. All q its stAtsnsnts are hAssA
aninations made for this special purpose. The
deliberations end tbs manner Of detecting them
nnrivslsd and 70 probe tbs svii - ths bottom,
the knicksEbocker will publish, - far ~ ~ iavss
and dealers guilty Of this insdious crime against
healt tn and ife II 10 the most Important series u
articles ever beSrn In IN American MAgasius. and
should e into s,sry family.
Of splendid article Dante, b. Rev. DR.. Oseoods
dsshing contribution, Over the Pahri, Dr.. ]. w.
Palmer Jollygrssn's Western Tour, By Diamond
1ahany HumOSOu1 Poems 0y Park BENJAMIN and
Alice Carey and novel and picturesque contribu-
tion on Siam, By recent missionary 70 the King
dom Of the White klsphAat. Tho Editor's Table
10 always feature Of the Kicksrbocksr. full
pags stssl- piats engraving q Madame Dc Chew
opsns the number. 9
Isrns, ts.ee per year, postage prepaid BY the
.Puhlishsr y AM, part Of The United States.
Sr.s.sl,S sss.S.s u -. ss.y InislsrDooxsr
containing the above, with soven full-page Steel
Plate EngrAvings worth ct least doiiar. Will b
sent on receipt Of rs cents in postage stamps d
the ONCE Of publication.
JOHN n. GRAY,
Mays Nos. 10 and Is Jacob-st., N. X.
STATION EMT.
DLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Lsdgers, Journals,
ID Cash Books, Invsice Books, Letter Books, Bill
Books, Composition Books, Copy Books.
Papers.
Foolacap, Bill cap, Legal cap, Packet post, Pack
ct note, Commercial letter, Commercial note, Bath
Post, Billet note, wall papers, Window papers
Wrapping papers,
Envelopes.
White, BUD, Canary, Op.9ne, oil sisss.
For sale By N. w. WESTCOT1.
junslld No. ~ Man-ss.
NEW SAFE FOA SALE Low.
n ME- Of Stearns 4 Morvin q celebrated Fire and
~ Burglar Proof SAFES for sale low and on
good terms. Enquire Of
W. II. AUSTIN CO., /
augH lis MAin.st.
HAMS.
EXTRA Sugar cured and Pork-house, for sale by
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
STATE or IOWA, GO

Lam CouHrx.
IxY virtue Of special Execut ton to me directed
- issued BY the Clerk of the District Court Of
D. B. Carter, have levied upon, and will sell 10
the Highest bidder - the door Of the Clerk O1BOe
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keo-
kuk in sAid county, ON the 9Th day Of December, A
D. lo6o, betwses the AouFs Of o'oaSsk d. = and
O'Clock p. m. Of aAid day, the following property
to-wit; Lot No. ten (l0) in block enc hundred and
eighty tfS0), In the city oil Keokuk, Lee county
Iowa. Taken and levied upon % the property Of
d. b. Garter, TO satisfy said writ OF execution.
WIN. III. LEECH,
Sheriff Of Lss County.
Keokuk, Nov. 8, 1S59-nv4d
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Legal Notice.
To James w. Davis and Nancy A. Davis his wife
aud James M. Gwin:
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
Il there ID now on 6lc In the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Ice County, lows 1t Fort
Madison, . petition OF b. n. Reynolds claiming oil
you the foreclosure Of mortgage executed BY he
said james w. Davis and Nancy a. Davis his wife
to secure the payment Of six several promissory
notes for the sum Of nineteen hundred and eighteen
IS 100 dollars, on twenty three f7S) feet front Of
of the east side Of lot 90 BY one hundred and
forty GAO feet deep, in block one hundred and
ffty-ave I55)sin the City OF Kcokuk, Lee County
Iowa. The said James M. Gwin claims some inter.
est in said mortgaged property, vendee or other
wis3. #E
Now unless You and each OF you appear and
answer said petition or before the second day OF
the December term lS5pl Of said District Court
OF Ice Coasty, Iowa, at IT. Madison, decree viii
be rendered against you according to the prayer
Of said petition.
TURNER 4 CRAIG,
Oct. -, 16t0-d4w Att'ys for Petitioner
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OriginaI notice.

tNOt1CGs
To Dsniel o'Regan and Mary O'Regan his wife
Wow and each OF you are hereby notified that
Il there IL now on file in the ONCE Of the ClNrk
Of the District Court OF Lee Cospty, Iowa, ct Fort
Madison, petition OF Martin Stafford claiming
Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage ON Lot in
Block i86 In the city Of Ksokuk, Lee county Iowa:
said mortgage having been made and delivered BY
you to the said Stafford to secure tho payment 81
note to him given and made payable BY Daniel
o'kegsn ninety days from February 4, 1859, 1.-THE
date Of said note and mortgage), for the sum OF
nifty dollars; said petition praying for judgment
against said Daniel 0'Regan for said sum with in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said realty
may be sold by special execution in payment there
Of that all equity of redemption Of defendants he
forever foreeiosed and barred. and for general re-
lief.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day OF the
next term Of said caurt TO begin ON the first Mon
day Of December, 1850, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro confssso.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
AuG. -, lSoS-4w Soils. for Petitioner.
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THE FAsHA PAPKRs:

In ono handsome limo. volume, 800 pages.
ETsHEY c6hSiIt, m P6yt. Or sf4htSeA Letters sap
posed % have besn written from New York s.
nohaamsd Pasha, Rear Admiral Of ths Turkish
Navy, during his famous visit 70 this scantrS In
the spring Of 1858. Fourteen Of the spistiss hsvs
besu s'translatsd" for, and puhltahsd In IL New
York Evening Post, and have not only been read
with much interest ard pleasure By the subscriber
to that journal, but have been copied and highly
complimentary BY the best newspapers and period
Gals Ii the country.
No better proof Of she popular natsrs Of the
letters could Be- afforded than this instant adoption
BY tho sbIsst cCudustors Of the press, Who best
know wAat will rAtify ths rsAasn II current lit
srature
With thu Letters, - published in book form, are
interpreted large nsnher Of replies, Critical ex-
planatosy, Audatory, and OhjurgAtory, received lin
fma9inAAisa) ~ tie "tsAaslAt1r," iron peopls in
different parts Of the unitsd States and elsss
who arssuppossd 70 have rsad the Lsttsrs which ap
DeAfs4 In the Peat. 8@ &
Both tbs letters and the replies are satiricAl full
Of humor that Ii broad enough TO be popular, yet
frss from any saspSi0a IL sulgarity, sn1 xsltevsd
- Ill satiriSal hnmoT shonM b. BY rain ok pAi-
losophy and ssntinsnt. The lndfcrous tide Of 30
stal literary snA political HE In eur soastsy y
considsTsd In sero-eomic way and, IL IL believed.
with pungeney and sh Ill rarely eqnAIlsd ii this
dspartosat Of aathoship.
just received ~
OGDEN, BRoWERLL Aco.'S
cfIY BOOK 6roRx,
Aug37d No. 81 1ain-st.
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-. 0unte1ao~ 1aootsss q ?.
vTTIl4L uU1n, "A does sally C.re,
w eone& Ne nose w1essAsd csss Of nasama-
Msn Paralysis, Piles, De-, that wsrs ever Known
IN toc, on the gums Of tsathing children. @ I.
pryss. ii q. ~, doctor nss Il vho have b.
come acqsaiassd whit, snd every Afst GLASS drng-
400, 900
Have Asen CureA ~ DR.. smith's
Eae0as1e Ga. Il
4 :: s.ss. y 6 s:s ss.: .s". ssd
doetor IL the United States, such As Charless,
.Hasw, = CO., IS .Isests Weeks Potter, Bssson |;
DR.. Baioh = Son, Providence, n. l.; Morton Co.,
s.i.s IS. n,ss 1r D ses .
Orleans Barnes Park, Mar. X0rk; ]. d. Park,
cincinnati; Van Lear, BrittaAn Hardy, ST. Jo-
~ ~ n Rssn.. a t,v,,c, avs aThe pros
Psct Tor tho sale Of your Oil IL better than az
Pectsd, and yoa may thsrefors send me ssoat S7es
"Mr. wn. Mssx, Riaohs Co, Danay AMorton,
also order, and there Is no doubt that $1,000 worth
viii be sold In this vicinity.
From tia largest Drug House in Boston,
We haysssM : fwge quantity VI DR.. Smiths
Electric Oil aad ids spoken II only With unqual-
hsd praise Good ''p' WrE ssS ;,s F5f ssss
MheluIalA Druggists,
No. I54 wnhineton-st., boston.
Patients have come 100 miles % 30 treated BY
rLater.-From the ersatsst New York House.1
$500 MOREi
N1w Yokn, june /, 1883.
DR. ssrrH: Dear Sir-Scnd rs gross small, 10
gross half and u gross dollar ise ELECTRIC OIL.
Very respectfully yours,
BHkNEs ) fARK. Broad w.y.
Iron the Largest Drug House in the wsst.l
Oh. Sntrn: Please ship NJ 50 dos. ANAL size, so
dos medium sise, 10 dos. large siss EL1cTRIC
OIL, snd drew On ~ FOR the amount.
CHARLRss, BLOW CO.,
Wholesale Drnggists.
TA0 Mayer - New York.
City andCeunty Of New York, -. DR.. 0ALuYrA
B.sxlrn bsine daily sworn, dsposes and SAYS that
ne NSrtaA the E5sStric Uni and invested al the
capital II ths Ausiaess that Ohm Livingston, Esq,
No, lie Wet l4th -, New York, who vas csrsd Of
the deponent said Oil, which prosests b the iden
ucA Oil made BY the dsponsnt., and further. that
everyfmpertant cure made the past three or four
years by Electric Oil. vas made by d.. Smith Oil
GALuriA B. SMITH, NJ D., Phila
Sworn TO before me thia = th day Of April, 1850
DAxaL r. frsxar, Mayor.
TO DENTISTS.-DR. SMITH = ELECTkIC OIL
70 valuable and soothing remedy In the hands Of
Dentists. All should try Ii for the sake Of their
pstrons. Many Dentists say they would not be
without II, md believe none who know II would
be. BE sure and get Genune Electric Oil--Dr.
Smiths.
Bra. Bennett 4 fhafss, perhaps the best Dentists
IN the West. (ocs ted next door TO the late Joseph
Charless' house, ST Louis), say "Dr. smith. We
hsve tried your ELECTRIC OIL in several nssvaL
sfo cases, also on infamsd gums, and We think il
possesses superior to any combination that
has come TO our notice during Is Year, practice.
Br Haton, Dentist, Of Elmira, writes that aOr.
bottle Of DR.. Smiths ELECTRIC OIL had not onl
cured in one day carbuncle on his nose, but had
instantly cured one of his patients of severe Neu-
ralgia.
$1,000 worth were sold in st. Joseph In months
r-sAITH may be consulted free.
=. y: vOWkLL, DR.. !. BRADEN y. III. HOOP
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