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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
MUr4 \ IS LIFE PILLS,
PHU\1X B1TTERS

NOV !0ng c>tab! shell rs tie most invalc,
! - abe am y he cine known. Their tn the
Du'lIc or 'he pru.c an. arc extending the J
I>rfl ness 60 the remote est parts vt the WOrG.
| md eicting testin,ou ais OF theirp ompt and
l. sl'" "Iir lcv in n truly extraordinary mum
'rr and variety "thumin >casc>. They ar.
= us proved To- :.ct not n! rciy rs an ord nary
cath;..t:c medicine, in cleans ny the almen airy
cara AMI init's,nw new y.gor int" prostrate1
c nst.:u:on but - absolute spec iics IN many
Il the worst ANA most irvetcrate malad.c
Nh'ch human nature induces. .
tn" mos. horrible eases Scr. fu'a n which
tlc Face ~ and |. mhs oft wet IN had
been rrcy"d upon by the n>a.iahle disease
re t:rov.'i, by undcniab,e author ty Of the S,,f-
trrcr> themselves, to have been comp ctc,v
cured ny these purcy. Vegetable Mcd'c nca
| after ali others had been toand more than
.,srles,. .............. ..,
Obstinate cases Of Piles of many years
SANDING have rapidly and permanent y Weld
ed to the same means, and others OF like
kind arc daily cured in every part Of the
conntr,. -.'
HaHtuai ~ we'll a. Occasio,,al Co1iremess,
Dyswpsia' ,'ious and Lirer Diseases Aahmn.
Dr2psy, Rheumotism. FL uer and Agne, Worm~.
Settled PANS IN tie q .gans and Limbs. to-
gcther with l"ng cata og &c Ut other mai l.
dies are shown. on the same ;nd,sputab evil
'lenee to be every where and invariably cx-
terminated by these mildly operating, yet
sure and speedy, resources OF health an |
! strength, without the usual u 4 Of puffery
| and artificial Recommendations. t.-e ~
Mgfat's Vegetable LIFE Pills and
Vs.. Phenir Bitters. ..sae
| have thus ara ured !. s., d and enduring rep
utation " ich ds defiance tn. contradiction
and vii ch is cocxtentive " tn the American
Polulat On. ...r.. ,ars -a
| They cannot be fairly tried n an, instance
W 'hont SAT- 'tactory 'neft t" the prr,". ,
make, the rxper nent and the visible improve
ment of health and strength, cle.r"es> o
skin. del gifil renovaton Of min which
! they mplrt. speak for them to Il observers
and have been from the commencement t.
tie present. hour the bsst advertisement anC
Recommended IN. 4l....
Trey re prepared and o d. wholesale n ID
retail by DIX WM. MIFFlr. 335 Broadway
and i,y his Agents in town and country.
Sid byJ 5 LAWYER. New Oego,, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
GEORGE Eek.

fhEALER in grocer rs OF al kinds inclu
~ dig the stalc articles O coffee, cand
es cinnamon, crackers, candy, c,gals, driao
fruit friction matches, green apples Hlolas>cs
auta rais.h2. rice. SOAPS: sugars sp c"S, al.
'rra:ns. >tach, syrup. s.,it, teas. l.la"k an,
Green, tobacco, plug, smoking and iine-cnt
Produce taken in exchange for Sood,--na:.
Ike, prcc~ pa d. In!0
Fr,t door below the Post Office, New Ore
ron, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
TO Frederick Wehman de;cnp

ant. rs.r ~ 4. .#..... 81.
nsiR Jane, Mitchell s. c.. have Fl cd their
- pe;ton n thr',f tice'f tie &C Of tie
lis 1T co: TT tor Il ward count, l"wa. Ella al
ng yn, $3.50 aud i,tresi ,i"re'n !r"~l
March l2ti, 1888 On II nr III Ssory m'tc lie
Nv y,u to s I. Carey of VIII ch tLcy nic =
owners aud DO iers aud a.ki"g IA W :, NJ at
tacl,men' aga MT or property. ana un ess
you appear and r cad there" on or bci"re
4. nom ny of the scco d dsv at G next
term of SAT-, CONT or d fault VII be enter
I'd and j .dymrut viii be rendered Against
you thereon November 1850.
mat ..4I forrs ST.,
COOLEY & WIlLETT. Puff A tvs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
To EHphal t Rollins, Defendant.

J To E7tf1N0z I RO7z'VS, DeIcHaaNf.
SlR.-Ta cot, Enmer>on & Gu have fled
~ their petition n tile office Of the Gle: K If
the d STR ct I cunt o. Howard County low,
ella m ne Of You $.8i as 100 aud interest
therein ut ten per cent er annrn from Nov.
18th e 9 us money justly due them ON three
pom s>"ry notes. made ny you and asking
awrit "f attachment aSa">. your property.
now I'm e>s 20" appear and plead to SAID pc
triton on Or bei ore the mo, ny of the econd
day Gf the next term Of sa d curt. yor de-
fault will b. entered, and judgement will be
rendered against "" there con.
-t-aa YOu,s sc
Cooley & Wi'lets.
,7.sw. Att'ys for Prs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

cal endowment r,r the r,,,.rG ri. the sirI:
and dist, a.. 81, ;.n ctol with y.ru.eot and
cp dean 9 ii. e;.~,,s.
ysv,yn Eyo,,.nu,1 .a..<.:o.;o,, =,
'h-'' '"'"'". H''i'' i''' "a
V'c" ~ the a"!"i DISTRICT on 81 hU'n'Hi
'.ie c'l'Sch Nv ScEnal d'S"h>cs. ;'no 'hc "r:' ?
IONS practice" "l"'n fho nntcrI"N"c E.ctiW
" Su'is q '"ii-e> ~ H:'ncE'. '".c a: yea az
Il rrctot III" r toh'n!' n@ >'r&"oT. IN Il "hAF-
't'"'" ;'rt worthy 9! ,h'ir "amr I" open &C =
''h'"ry i'r 'he treatment % ''.'' e u.s. .! q :
>'S' IN I'll the - '"'1n> ana |" :: :" NED 6,
auv'cc -!"t.S t" All !" IA" i.ipy w "'tr1, w Il.
/. description OF 'l.HT r"n' ''"' -. "'"!"'-
ton. NAB = 81 '!f', "".l an" III cas-" ~ OK
IRENE p"Ve'ty. 7" f"Fh'NA mc2 cites 'Trr O.!
"nhrGc. I, : ""'d " " !" aH0 tb'1s 'hH .A.S''-
cI'' On c"'ninnn - t.!@ u -he'' h''''' ca ~&'-'
Oh the age a"'' wal !A!'.ini' 'f!' mos "F;r'F-
''a modern treatment. i"I Il r"c'"r' "' the
s'"c''t on. i'll tin tH"Na! report nI"H me
treatment ct seAi"s d >ru' :. r1nr'S" Il" IL ~
'Nf satisfaction W IN til" oGcc2 - Will l's~ al
tented l"a iah"rS "s 'hcF ShFS""". u hecni'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
Boot and Shoe Sh ..

THE subscriber respectfully lntnins the
cit z"tls g! New O."Son that he hts o.
tablirlied II m-eli' in he boot and shye bus.-
ness aG'. in 's,.r place Siiol' OR MAN stroct,
n P~tna!ns o Il stand
q, Requiring done on $ ort notice.
Ii. {. STEW ART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
SHEHIEtlS SALE.
NOTICE. in ho.etv giycn that nv virtue ~

NOTICE il ho.ehy given that hv virtue ~
" one exce ,,ioa iSsed ont OF tnc Office oi
he c'efk o.! the d.a:: ct TT Of Howard -, =.
Iowa. aud to mo q le.teo ana delivered
,ga n>t the good, ana chatte.s .lnt tnr want
hereoit land. and tc!;.mentS OF w. 5 fr.->
: bone, have levied upon and hill x,'o,c to
sac to the highest bidder at prh lc NC ion.
1t the front ,lnol e tho lie Ezchnr.,e Hoo
a in NV Oregon. on the 3l~t day OF d crm-
Der. 4 u. 1859 betw, ca The ho:,r3 oi 9 ,cec!. ;
i. IN. :tnd .."cl1c:; 7. IL. Of ttat~ day ~ chg =
right +, tie and ;ntcrro. VII 'ch W.. 5. pc.t h,ns
.ad on tl.e % b day OF Oo'"h5r, 4. D. 1872
u ANY me- thereafter IN tie How rig ,!e-cri
ed rcA estate 70 wit il" nurtli-wcS t;s,a,tt.!.I
). see on 81. TuwnSh:p SO range 49, Wcst OF 4.
he til, h prime pal meridian n 81 d county t''
,.tisiy crrta II dg,n2nt with Interest and
cp>t chat II. Exams btu ned n-.a nSt In.
aid " : rott ole Sa Il d striit, court Of
iowa 4 cpnnty on he 25 h d." Of Oct'f'er.
$50 to s;lti " "a l. ,nand. - Dated. Ney
u. con Dee mher 1T 1852 ia :"
J4S CARPENTER ShrrA.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
The Excitement at l1arpcr's Eerr.
STILL CONTINUES.
The I,sUryprtir1lSts mar CnrrHinn
IF Gool> from the Storeef
NJ Z y son s. PI L Il & L
At THEIR OWN PRICES.

At THEIR OWN PRICES.
HUNDREDS ui dollars may be sas"A II,
u iiu:l;,y to tee teens o. Howard and -ul
n,nMdi = cn"nte- ~ trad NJ with VI ;n>ui
y cree. N,w O cgnn, Gomez or Ma.n an'
VI les street No. $685.. op lite Aiuns,.'a o.
tand. They have rrce,eI ANA " cont Ii
,c to receive every th NJ suited 90 thr want
'tthe people hat is nee, now, aud c'.ear"
han the cheapest. Their stock cnnlH' sc
:nrc'y IN and i"',iest c dry go O.. fancy coed
md iank"e not',nS 700 meme ous TO men
ton read m dc clothGng aud clothing mad
order haas, cat,s h. ot' and SHOES. gee =.
c>. prov ons hardware, crockrry. &c, sc
Don't buy ,h"p-"osn good mo hc..,cn aood
Stale g eds and mean goods generally v ben
von can get 1T NJ. & P,'s fresh goods de ira
lie good, and awful cheap .,nri-. Don't h,
i,plcd bat come to No. 1898 and - tch in.
/ word t. the wise is saiiir rnt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

james Bonncll, Wholesale merchant, 81
and 80 Est Water street Mil
wauk.r, Wisconsin.
Nails, ares. An slor Is Boots and shoss.
gas 1rooden r0'e, 'cpp'ng paper, tg'acs,
rope uickinG Bat IA. g.. d., Sc.
EN,ffr.ng the above advertisement. to til,
u me, chants If northern Iowa. and VI nue>,.-
IA. we wout! call aitent on to the extan, and
variety nfo9r Stncl; cnnpr~ ng naar.y every
thing in ii country t,ad.. and beg ave os;.y.
that we occupy Il ar-" AMI comm 4 u,!s tui'u-
ng every way adopted to OR business. The
ma n floor and basement are used tor the sale
Of ,,'nccvcs nal~. ga~s, Is, fish g.. the
ctonl floor log the sale o. staple ami fancy
dry goods and Yankee notion. The IN Ri
tl,n: for the SAFE ut boots and shoes and ms
ccl'an"uus articles. and the f'ulth floor Il.
>inrn4e u heavy and duplicate packages o.:
s':ch goods rs We have for SAFE. Oar pm
rhaSpr ale made to rs g"cnt an extent u pn :
ib'c. d! cct f.om The m N t;.rturci' and pro-
4 Ger in large quaint tics. Tiis conl-. VI
lind greatly tor The interest OF a,t cs = r
e. a~.n% AZ It rnah cs Gs to sell 1T lower ,afc
than parties bny IL. IN smaller IAN ties from
second hands.
We ar confirmed IN III" 0pn'nn that It IS
for the interest Of purcla ,c,s to make tn If
b lis Il far a> possible with oar house, ther,-
br max n. it a grca 'rr inducements for the pay
ty sell nst" make furora'le terms end Tor pr'-
ees. We have IL very full stock OF ell | "a NJ
staples both II dry goni~ and grocer es and
respectful request cash buyers and pr"mIt
men to call on US when bay ne in this Mar
ket.
Particular attention given ~ orders.
"" JAMES BONN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

FRANCE COMPLETELY VICTORIOUS!
iustria 'anquiMed Il d tie Gem iscd f;orets
Of Europe discomS'cd' Nn'y rs Free rs
h'A Sat tse Purposes # Nnrol'ont ..
4 M John s. rgiS is fully prepared to
1 A. met lis r. ends and! eru|,'ic gcncra'
at lis tNr1wnc" store on tic cat side o.
I;t II street, New Oregon, IL a, whoy" may
re io'ni 'H'r, cook NJ, and rar'"r stuy $ IL
.i.2 la''a: ana b, :: n!yi"S, and best mint
!rtr,e c':n&', a the chcapcst and good ~
uo lc,r. Hard ware DO l"yg ware and lin
ware IL an" quantity desired. Price, 10 suit
he times. Dor t! n!n re- butts and scrcws.
agricultural Tll;en,c,lts. cutlery, Ianke0.na-
.on, and other II n;: to II nlernus to IA, 81.
on, bat just tn. a"'i.'es yol W,rt. no~
eady for mp rton free, ANA tor sac very
heap Tor cash nnly.
.. INO. T. STU Crtl~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
.JUD SOW,
Mountain Herb Pills.
Impure BLOOD

The heoA is 40 life and whe any foreign unhealthy
waiter ge'o mixed with It. i: is at distributed
n the tsy. Every feels IL" poison,
nEi All TIE vital quickly The stomach
sill NOT digest the food perfectly. The liver ceascs
-'crr,c suhcency "f bile The action ~ the heart is
weakened aud 80 tie cir.G!at is feeble. TIE lung.
h"c"ns c!ogg"l with the rois",lous r,a.er: he,rc.
c"ngh--am all from slight inpuri.v the rv!lain
had ct hie--'he Blood As IL you had .hc"~n sc rae
earth t"e instance, in pure spring. from wc,
Try rruh!. ia eS ,ninutPs the whole course Of the
stream hsnnca distu ted and Giscolorsd. As quickly
'"-s nipu.a b-i Gy 10 every part. and leave its sting
laind Al the passages hecolr ohstruct@t and unle,
the "bstrucca ~ rcnn,ei tive lamp Of life dies out
These pitts not only purify tho blond. but reganeTate all
the Sscetons OF the tody they are, therefore, unrva
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

And the construction Of -
TIN-ROOFING,

Of the Lest materials. are continued by
excellent workmen. and superior induce
ments are offe,el to those wanting to
buy for the Trade. Col weather il
here, and buyers will find it t, their i'll
terest to l,y in their supplies OF wants,
soon as possi' lie. ~.
Rooms OPP. site B otcher's Western
II tel (1b-tt)
MvGregor, Iowa, Nov. 2, 1859.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
cunE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES

Liver Complaint Sick Headache &c This And Riitn~s
Neicnr rSes from the blood the hidden seeds ri dis-
'afe nI' renders all TIE fluids and ions pure and
hnenf, clearing ana resuscitatug the vital organs.
l1"asAnt iad-.s:, Il il ia that able psc.
within your reach uecine like he - MOUNTAIN liHKs
'iiIS'' TIM: will pass dr"ctly 20 the afflicted parts.
through the blood aud fui1s Of tho So3y, aud cause
hr sufferer 70 b. EAtso with tho lush CT beauty aud
zeal ....-
.'"'fs"a's Pits are the Best Remeiy in rris!-
"rr for tie foilo'uing Complaints:
az! Complaints. N.ailEt. In'@.rG Wtniness,
"."f. fS'~' AMI kgre, Lir>r Ccm;loinlS.
.I,', fto,-ac Ctun,ai,rs y<.7.ss If S,,,,ys
'hES frS':1 H-cdLi,s, Iil.s. =.
''itr~s riti t.it II, Stone ana C. 1yl
hHTc1.<!, Erf,tnsa. .Saua,ua,v Svrp
pIar'..I, irgurnss;n, Inns
D,o,.s,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

SCHELLENGER e. MUNSON
HAVE ~. banda quantity Of I've g csc
= feathers, VIII oh t ey will eel cheap for
cash
UPaper rags taken in exchange tor
geols in any quantity
New Oregon, loves, Sept. 3oth. 1893. If l3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
GREAT FEEALE MEDICINE!

Frrau(~S who value health. should never hs wt,ou,
those !ns 1t"T pnrif; iti. blood, remove
9! all kinds, eI.ars she san Of AL ";mrle and bo.chcs.
a7' n'iig IA" r'c!I q! health to the pale cheek.
Es- Tie Iias and Herbs Of which ti-se i'iis are
'"-. ~e'" sc"vHre, in very surprising way amorE
." lr2Ucsrs. trio. Of Ahcrisnes in Mpxcn GET the
Ma"a' -: "ur @a~ui, and you viii read with !-sht.
HE.F-Nf'' nc th Ax.trR.
Nbserv".-ixe Mountain N~i 7'sNs arr .,n 10 in y
E3HTa. "G1tr-. Yt tx 80 ,ii, ona E.1,i
q! % ~eas lrD 6< ali ,.,,i,- hat: l< .i.zsa,G Of
u. l. JCLSUS Il CO.. ua -och L.r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03
Howard Association, Philadelphia
InPDKTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

HNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Disease
l. such rs SperrnatorrhHa, Seminal Ntal .
ness, Impotence, GonOrrh0a, elect, S!PhilD'
the vice of Onanism, or Self Abuse, &c, &c,
The Howard Association, in view Of ih'
awful destruction Of human life, caused y
Sexual diseases, and the deccPtions praeii''u
upon the unfortunate victims Of such dfrsS'
bv Qnacks, have directed their Consulting su''
econ, as a charitable act worthy Of ihriT r'fa''
10 give Medical Advice Gratis, 10 all neiso'A
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with &C
cription of their condition, tage, oteu1a'i'h
habits of life, &c.,) and in cases Of tfirN'
poverty and suffering, to furnish Medicines NV
of Charge. III.
The Howard Association is ben'Vo'n' ~
stitution, established by special eheov MT ~. ~
the relief Of the sick and distressed an, :, !,
with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases;
has now surplus Of means, which inc =" q
tors have voted to expend in adVertis,is -.
above notice. II is needless to add tla' ~.
Association commands the highest MeoH-
skill of the age, and will furnish the mus =
proved modern treatment. p.,o,,
Just published, BY the Association, a.
on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal " eak y. -.
vice of Onanism, Masturbation or sei-hOO,e'
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organ',
the Consulting Surgeon. which will De Sen. .en.g
mail. lin A sealed envelope,) Free Of CnAs''
on the receipt of two stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN COes.s,
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, NO. 80
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. b! O'u''
EZRA D. HARTwELL, President
GEORGE FAIRCHILD' seere'"'
June 4, 81, IL.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

TREATMENT OF FRosrED FEEF. TO
cure the intolerable itching that follows
frost bitten toes. it is necessary to totally
exclude the air from the affected part. If
it is not accompanied with swelling. gum
shellac. dissolved in alcohol. applied so
as to form complete coat. is the easiest
remedy that / know Of. 1t dries soon,
and does not adhere to the stockings. and
generally lasts until they are well. If the
flesh becomes swollen and painful, plas-
ters of good sticking salve are of great
service, but if highly inaamed, any mild
poultice that will exclude the oxygen of
the air from the diseased part. and keep
it moist. allowing the recnperative pow
ers of nature to do the rest.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03
NsffitI ana Garialls.

IEpoRrAEcR OF REcREATIox.-The fol-
lowing feliehous passage occurs in the ad-
mirable speech of the Hon. Edward Ev.
erett at Webster Festival at the Revere
Hoase, Boston. recently The orator.
in referring to Mr.. Webster's taste for
many sports. aided these words; The
Americans as people-at least the pro-
fessionai ami mercantile classes-have
too little considered the importance OF
lcalthful generous recreation They have
not learned the lesson contained in the
very word which teaches that the worn
ont man is re-ereated, made over again
BY the seasonable relaxation of the strain
ell faculties. The old world learned this
lesson years ago. and found ont Herod
/, 1871 that as the bow always bent, will
at last break, SO the man forever on the
strain Of thought an action. will at last
90 mad OF break down. Thrown upon
a new continent-eager to do the work
Of twenty centuries in two--the Anglo
American population has overworked.
and is daily overworking itself. From
morning till night--from January till
December--brain and hands, eyes and
fingers, the powers Of the body and the
powers of the mind, are IN spasmodic.
merciless activity. There is no lack Of
a few tasteless and soulless designations
which are called amusenehts. but noble
athletic sports manly outdoor exercises
are too little cultivated in town or eoun-
fry %
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

situate don
ouhawomh bdOwAeN
ehonS Luno SoCt o0e hoadm being
andbeuhfd hw,of
MaouiR River No climate,
than Omheb
Needle
o Iowa and Msouih
Moui 10 Ds Ia there ferry
most f.
bencha rF vii
the o the SO are
five ,dda ~
apopan of fv adBr vnyr
the in
within of country drndrW commercial
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03

The PowER OF AN ELEPHANr's Trunk.
-one has been apt to consider Nasmyth's
steam hammer, which can with one blow
exert force Of two tons, and with an
other break nut without iniuring the
kernel. as triumph Of human ingenuity.
and so it is; but how Insignificant when
placed in comparison with the trunk of
an elephant; for not only can the latter
strike a blow of ton or so, and break
an egg or nut, but it can pick a pin
from the floor. or pull down tree pro-
ject water with the force of twenty man
power forcing pump. oruncork and drink
bottle of soda water without spilling a
drop
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-03
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
INFORMANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERSI
Dr.. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
Taste Restorative TrOchey,
The Great Substitute for Tobacco.

The Great Substitute for Tobacco.
Il is q well known and incontrovertable fact
that the use Of Tobacco is the promoting cause
Of many of the most severe
Mental and Physical Disorders,
to which the race of man is subject, as careful
analysis and long and painful experience have
clearly proven that it contains certain narcotic
and poisonous properties most dangerous in their
effects, which by entering into the blood, de.
range the functions and operations of the heart,
causing many to suppose that organ to be seri-
ously diseased.
Tobacco affects also the entire nervous sys-
TEN, manifestins itself-as all who have ever
used the noxious weed will bear testimony-in
Lassitude, Nervous Irritability, Water Brash,
Dyspepsia, and many Disorders Of similar
character.
The Taste Restorative Troehes
are designed to counterfeit these baneful inAu.
ences, and have proven completly successful in
in a multitude OF cases, and wherever used
Being harmless in themselves, they exert ben
efcial effect upon the entire system, restoring
the Taste which has become Vitiated or destroy
ed by great indulgence, completely removing the
irritation ard the accompanying tickling sensa-
ton of the Throat-which are always cOnse-
quent upon abstaining from the use of Tobac
CO, and by giving healthy tone to the Stom-
ach, invigoratc the whole system.
Persons who are irretrievably undermining
their constitutions and shortening their lives,
should use these Troches Immediately and throw
off the injurious and unpleasant habit of Tobac-
CO Chewing.
These Troches or Lozenges are put up in a
convenient and portable form at the low price
of so cents per Box. A liberal discount to the
Trade. YAK
Prepared solely by the undersigned, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
JAMES E. BOWERS, Druggist,
, Corner 81 and Race streets, Phil.
Sold by all Druggists and dealersin medicines
everywhere. nov45s-ly.