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sa'iaii llaDR. MORsE's isEael'
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

DR.. MORSE, ihs intehief 81 MoRsE,s ISDiAN
kOoI PILLS, hasspentthe creator part of hla lie On
sslI koFih spsns 1Ese Sssss among
sAs i1SlASs e q esr Yssissa seuntyt was in MS
Dr. Morse was the aFsi man 10 essblIs the tact that
all dispases arise from fsiiF o. IN 4 rfo
ia. our strength health and s depended uPOa Ais
Ihe rsaion vsl people are 20 di,trssasa vhen .sk,
and why 90 many de, u because hey do hot get me-
win open the natural passages or he dsase 10 be cast
ons nenee large qnHnllty offood and oiheE mater
lodged 81 the stomach lntestines are hteraliy over
howtng Hlththe corfuptee mas; thus undergoing dis
agreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood, Nhich tarows the corrupted natter through
by disease. Or. Morass PILLS have added 10 Them.
selves victory nRon victory BY restoring millions Of
sands who have boen raeked or tofmented with sick
noss,patn aud aneut and whose 70 eble frames have
mi Ssts
q me silent grave, now Stand ready to testify that
they would have been numbered wth the dead had Il
not been for this great and, wonderful medicine.
Morse's Indian Root Ellis AfieI one or two doses
had been taken, they were asonlshed and ABSOLUTELY
surprised, In witnessing their charming enecs ENot
only do they give immediate case and strength and
take away all sickness, pain and anguish but tet al
once 60 70 work atthe foundation oftbe
by those who use he Piiis that they viii % cSsnss
apd PURIFY, thai dssase--that deadly ieneniy--wii
take ne night, and the hush ofyouth and beauty will
again turn the prospect ofa long ana happy fe
will cherish ana brighten Your da!h q.u f.1tse
CAptION:-'Merchant and Traders wilbe ontheif
guard and not tbeimposod npoh by a counterfaIti OF
pr; Morse's Indian Root Pills, signed "A, Is, MoaRr
An genuins Pills viii hereafter have the name ana
sgnasase g .; LAkk SUDsoNs tsuceessor to AaJ
An orders and letters relating to said Pills hst be
addressed TO b. LAKE JUDS0N,5O Leonard Street.
New York. sole prop Of DR.. Morse Indian Roo
Pills. or WIN; NUDGE & CO., Earlvic, Madison
Dr.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold 81 all de5ier.
in Medicines. efs dfnf .pFri l1fi = frr7-t'fs@
swanIsd in every town. village and hamlet in
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II IS NOT roo MUCH roSApa
SINCE ALI. - s.,s 3 s,'; ! sSss
Old A AN D Y tlsU N.G,,

VlzSff IRA q rot w o0d'a lAh1 Hlx ostOrattve
R.s,n,ss ne Eysssh ard ssIes q tAs
ss,s ,ss restsess restore ne gray, cover .hebald
iS ss io5 Fl ss S @
Jrdee' itoneys, noetors, clerfymen, Professional
n1ep ans seelemen and IedIssoi all classes. aIovei
tniissteoI Read the Silewtng, ard jddee,
5,eEesy Grows, g Charlse Co., Mo: Nav. 10, 1857
ftoi. . y. Wood Dear Sir. Some time last sum.
ner We were induced 60 nss some o. your Hair Re.
storatve. AMI lis nee wore 90 wonde We feel
hoar Saiy sosog sgd The siieIed 20 reportit. 3,
uutntuo soh's head sometime had been perfectly
S2yesed With sores, apd some called q scald bead
Inc hair nimoN entirely came on In eohseqneDee.
your Restospfisr. Ne did 50 with jitTe hope Oh sue,
ees but to our nsprise and that OF all our friends
very few applications removed The dlSease entirely,
andh new aud luxnriant crop OF haR soon started
out aud We can rey say that our boy has healthy
scaip, ard as iuxnJspia crop o. hair as any other
child. We can, therefore and do heroby recon nd
yoat kestoratye A. perfect remedy for all diseases
Of the scalp and hslr we s.e @ yesrs rcsgeS.nIly;
SARAH A. .HIGGIEBoTHAM
Prof wood--Dear tir. MY hair had for several
Years, been becoming prematurely gray accomplish
cation OF oil pecessary Undressing ~ When CON.
meneed nsing yonr Har Restorative hbont two
tiRued its gse within he last three weeks. Il bss
turned 10 It's natural color and assumed one
mstre greatlytc be preferred 10 those produced by
ever used. Ireeard Il an ndlspensible article ~
every ladys toilet. whether 10 be used hair fe
beadilfyihe tho hair. You have psrmisson 10 refer
az aISsI:i, ISsIi. sIa %od tsF MRS. syos6s:
WsiIissTes, Mo-, Dee % q iss7Prof woos%Tcar seTs
Sir; the adviees ola friend OF mine WHO had been
bad tho fever time last May, and nearly every
hair In my head came out. Now my hair has come
IN great deal ihicts! thansys, q vas. Nothing but
ethers who are afflicted a. Ihave been. would ipdnce
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ANo TIER Nnw 1ooK.
. BOnaPnrte,s Great Work .

DEIYATE GgEDRTo REALrH--
II REPRESENTING ALI, this dis
easesofthe gonital organs o. fthe mnie
and female, with .ths latest discoye
RES In reproductiob. The afflicted
should use no remedies befofe learn.
ing from this valuable work, the ,su-
Ipenonty ofthe authors Paris and
London treatment OF private disea-
lses;--6oth married and single should
consult u. This book tells how 10
cure :, ii,', The following Diseases, aud EN-
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eW'Arrangements

from and after January r. IsEo.
a Ienerai and extended system, az eredi, 49,.
rence aspruyentnjhrio6stoohs. ya. ~ sxpe-
"Iglsome 70 eur prOmpt paying custona,s pur-
knows we'll. tbat ,ha
w toHc4shin nak Ss
bat. Al hoGsSs sne ss the time bpyof,nd
~ sEREArLYREDUCED iPRTCFSsss'ISHS " y
lengthy and indIsoti,nflate ored,,,
cants upon ihe cash and short credit nm rch,as1
sSy pay ihdirectIyor his more sIog MA
inylewoftheso facts, and ldpon consu,, h, soi,,s
mihy ~ ~ hes paylpg cnstome ys we hnyes de,srf
NJ 'soa' su1 low Rnnou ce, that from and m T
1as = 2 loPpg gour present Books win bS Ilrsj
lhe following TERMS: '0' oponeu upon
ga Seconnts ada m uai be 4.
o,n VI every six months after date ar arst chs,rn
v, ten per cent. interest viii Be yeouire
TN TIL Pa,u. P, !sH eWe egd he4EAarB g1rl 20 sfa
ms plan we think Will enable us to sci, our Goad.
NJ x 4 better pay; and ore Justly
Nv sdhd ana umo buyer The above viii be strict
mvnenrdt 70 In all cases. 04I ~ 'hG LIS s's1s
hSt, H a. so inform our ends that,
p ster thetncpmng OF the new year We viii
~ ~ onI place OF businessii ito the Wesf Ras
assS,s sword n StHrgson's aew Block dirse;i,
SppSseths Idttmadgs House, yfere our Goods VIII
increased dindu esmc nts held ouf oths
~ 8 =. Goods not surpassed in the West
~ sooncIuston. all knowing theisei ves ind
10 oy npie, eook account otherwise are partjcuIar
x .eques'edto omeforward yihop.d ay and setta
she same.A ssf seta iKUTz. RE vi 7(ifi y 1
Lancaster, ,Dece mber %, lsSe-.-3ltf = y >. >
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! Blood Purifier and .BIood PIN.

! Blood Purifier and Bleed Pills,
soirelis -s5 t.b4nk sss' ysD dE''
), ). ] a.. l q. 4. 1. |.
posi seg All ,%Gksso s,sg s4saflo.
lysbisbsq - ~ y EHOt
,ysi2sssaI Nv j II lAHqgEOJ
ZEEaARM stu.r,Al; I;
.si6a; DIR, ROBACIk's sa,ssi
SCl !. ;. EDlE&FItN REHEDIES,
WHEN DIR. ReRACK, the sslsbraisa isusal.l
Blood Plsin the nIisd Stairs he sss fori ia pia'
ssc. The tass q Il bal since SssI
aeter for sound Jndgpept tand phIIosopby, eITes is
opnions weight in the Community N en wko obssrre
,s me and make sssnfaueO doby strOs, bsior.
ne use Or these wonderful PrepSiAtions. An M;
eSnade ~ the wisdom spdhonesy efihis clssp h,
;1S on 70 tnisSsIgaie ior themselves are now Of on
from menbe rs Of the Mediea Pfofessioh, Editors 3
and II
Senats Sf epgss 81 ihs Isis
uies' oiwhieh euresthey themselves were i
? III LsHSa sAfE WITNESSES. .Hoi2siJEdOI
These parties may be consulted personAIlv or bvlet
T ssl y th9ss Mhe liavea ydoubtupbp fle subJsei
In the possession of Dr. Roback which
following ~ 'ns
.,ss &.lA1ql j .i,lflFagrs: s}sS ssispsssb 10
6avs BEEN zee pIRiE!Ee and RTopp
ff CONTAIN No MINERAL.
inn' 'Aey cure Tho dimSs! universal eOBplaiot. =
with aaA+tins sl,Gaist1 aSd e tstS ssiISa
relieve i e ''n er medicines AaYs proved uAsess.yihss
LIVER. COMPLAINT; ,.ab .,,,,..
ana restore the health aud srehg Of be an eye, IL
~ ,ll.4 SICK FEMALES, IA 10 P1aTrt,t.t
AMI for years 10 helpless weakness,
lgoraling operation. That an sexual dlsa IN
in removed 6y their cordial and gentle sniuiai
SHATTERED CoNSTpTuT1oNs
lasy may have been trlled with and abused
direct tendency is TO lengthen life, ami rem
SON ~ Sseess Inai Operating directly dpenih9 pJi
,aaaFsd,s "A 4. 4. THEY oAUsR ToaHEAB. iusdl rli
n iron the system tain,
""e'uer teonary or Otherwise Tint M
RECRUIT THE DEBILlTATFD
si1 ~, no disease and ROW
.Ss IL afISr shS psTySus NE skin
% e S' vsfS Ss ssSs y "a RS
s' SSst K ssisi'si NSi@ Gss
Or x 1LVo PULLS areendersed by ihe exneIiener
ciaim thesn 80 and by word MOUTH pfo
SiI ~ snoul 70 oe the very best prepnrotion ~ M
eN oneIed 70 the bfoken vrh siciS eSIl il
Ihey hunt disease through every avenue M
peTmaS H syslem' and expsl II Thoroughly and
one can donbt tAeirsuperioritv an, oss .is..,
than anV StbSy heI P, oPy better but in fact cheaper
Ihem to produce a better effect "'' "u"oer o.
Fslee oiths scand mavIaR Vegetable Bfoo, pn
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Ayers Ague Cure,

witch neutraliscs this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liycr to cxprl II from tho
loIY. As il should, so il does 0Ve this anIcting
disorder with perfect certainty And Il does more,
or rather dqeawhat * Of more serrcc IN thssc sub
lert 70 ibis Infection. II aken in season il expcls
II from the sysefn II is absorbed and thus keeps
those WIN usa il free from its attaets keeps the
syste'u In health although exposed to the disease
Consequently II not only cures, hut protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this nahsnant inilnenee, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked ACue,
Periodical Headaehe.Or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Blindness
Tnothacho, Earaehe. Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tOn.. Ptinfnl Affections Of the Spleen HISTORIES,
Oohc, Paralysis, aud Painful Affections of the
Stomach aud Bowels. all Of which, when arising
from this cnuse, will be found 10 assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This "AaUR CURE -
removes the cause Of these arrangements and cures
This il ucoomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to expcl Tic virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habitSd TO do this
their ofieo vi their own accord. Hence arises what
we term acciinGtGtioR. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life Is not long enough or IL
eacriflne'l In the attempt, while this" AouB Cum"
dues 1t at once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this is a surer as well Us safer
rcinedyfDr the whole class Of diseases which arc
caused by the mipsmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered and il has still another
Important advantage 70 the pubic, which Is, that
IL Is cheap as well as good.
tt4 20 ma1 'svtpAvvr ~ tft8
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-21

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The arrangement of the chairs will be as isl-
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Fever and Ague

from which mankind suffer over l.,
the globe, is the consequence of a E.ase part q
in the system, induced by the po;sc-o,sed acton
vegetable decay. This exhalation + n1aSr d
the action Of solar heat on wet soil srS S'oHsd ~
the watery yapOr from it. While The llses W.T.
the horizon this vapor fingers near tbs his oeos
face, and the virus is taken with il ,SIa SUI
lungs into the blood. There il acts s-ioasa L.
poison on the internal yiscera and eyrrs.Il'aS
Of the body. The liver becomes torrid -. 9Fssa,
secrete not only this virus, but also ,bS \, Llha
the blood. Both the virus and the biIa ,, oe iac
in the circulation, and produce yolen, -la.a's
tional disorder. The spleen, the kdnsv, 'olSa,l
stomach sympathize with the liver "a i mo he
disordered also. Finally, the instinct or oecons
ganisrn, as if in an attempt to expel m. WI wi o.
infusion, concentrates the whole biool az '9s
in the internal excretorieS to force them Vo
out. The blood leaves the surface and - ~
the central organs with eongeStve violence :, o
is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. n iSi
FBvBR follows, in which the blood leaves t ~ e
trail organs and rushes to the surface :, 3; n
another effort to expel the irritating poison ~. \
that other great excTetory-the skin. r. =
also it fails, and the system abandons tho -. IS
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of So
to repeat the hopeless effort another day IT'S
are the fits or p1roxysms Of FEVER AM isrS
Such constitutional disorder will Of course ~
mine the health if it is not removed. -'-''
We have labOred to find, and have found :.
anfilOte -
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FLOWING FOR WHEAT.-The first plow-
ing or breaking up as it is generally cal
led, of the "summer fallow," ought to
be done as early in June as possible, and
should be plowcd very deep. A sufficient
number of sheep should be turned in after
an interval of two weeks, to keep down
the grass and weeds that may spring up.
The cross blowing should be done as early
as possible; and the pillow should not go
as deep this time by two inches as the
first blowing. 1t should be disturbed no
more by pillow or harrow until the time
arrives for sowing the seed. 1t should
then be gone over with a cultivator or
harrow, and should be made loose and
mellow-not at great depth, as many
suppose, but only sufficiently deep to cover
the seed well, which should be narrowed
in both ways. After following the above
directions, your land being as good as
mine, you may expect to reap forty bush
els of good plump wheat from the acre.
An Old Farmer.
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Hts1sen Jefore the public for more than 2O
years and is leserVedly popular.
From + = .Dillaye & Carpenter, Syracuse, N.
Y, Oct. 10, 1856.
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PRESERVING BUrTER.-It is a valuable
art to know how to make cool butter, am.
it is also valuable art to know how to
preserve it when it is made. The last
named art must depend first on extract
ing every thing that will ferment or be-
come rancid by absorption of the oxy-
gen or acidifying principle of the air, and
on excluding air as much as possible from
it.
We will relate method which was
last year adopted by Col. Daniel Craig.
of Radfeld.
The Colonel's lady makes excellent but
ter, to begin with, and part of his success
must be attributed to that.
The butter was packed down solidly
and carefully in firkins, and a clean cloth
fitted on the top of each, before the covers
of the frkins were shut on. He then
took a clean hogshead, or large cask, and
placed layer of salt on its bottom. lie
then put in one or more firkins. in such
a position as not to touch each other, and
then poured in salt until the frkins were
covered. In this way his butter kept as
sweet and as sound as a nut for several
months, and when he came to overhaul it
for the purpose of selling it, he found cv-
erything as pure and as nice as when it
was packed away. This hint is worth
following by traders and others who may
wish to preserve good butter any length
of time. We do not know that poor
half-made butter can be kept from be
coming rancid By being managed in thi
manner, and it is no matter if it cannot
for such butter is not worth the trouble
--MaiRe Farmer.
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