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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-02

e. &. GOODRICH. VI. p..
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEoN:
ONCE third door ECest Of Ofd'rd bdhH N"'t ofeet'
OTTAWA, ILLS.
DR C. would respectfully call the attention OF ,hose
suffering Chronic Diseases particularly SCI o.
IA =, wht=tSxelng. Salt Rieum Erupons OF the race
I'd skin Scald Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood. =,
Also Deformities Curvatures and Diseases OF the
s,n. Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted Limbs, Siih
Joints, &c
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle and
1t :. sr.c.ss bar.,ofore uneau.led. APT
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BERLIN. Feb % 1854

DEAR SIR:-Since writing this letter,
which cannot leave England until the lst
of March, received for the first the news
of my daughters death. As loved her
more than all else on EARTH it came pretty
hard on me; though of course, am not
silly enough to expect other people to
share my feelings. MIKE WALSH.
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RlSsyG SAI-OON.

UyTE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
iic and farm in particular that his Dining Sa
tn tie Post Ofc- Block is now in full operation,
with class cook and attentive walters, he is
orcpared TO meals at all hours Oysters in
syr Fish, Fcwl. and Game in their seasons and sold
che.p Farmers bring your Poultry and receive
.o,r cash gdec 25I TH0S. HICKEY.
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NEW ENGLAND
BAKERY & CONF :CTIONERY !
e. ". SANFORD,
Cracker 4 Candy NE :, u llflclurcr
AND WHOLESALE DEALER VARIETY OF
CON FE TON ERY.

On Nadison near CoiunLus Street, Onu,ca. Rlinois
As1 do business strictly Cash md have
ry facility for Manufacturing enabled to sell as 10
any other House III the West.
All kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
on hand and made order fdccl>l e w SANFORD
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Nj. kNEUSSL,
German Dr.sgist and 4 Apofhecdrv No,n 81. O'to1N.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL)
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniae basn-
dies W,.es. &c &c. autEo
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Doctor HARRIS


Particular attention given 10 surgery.
once in Gibson Brothers new block La sane
Street one south Of Black Coles Furniture Store
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DOCtOT lIARNIS.
OFFICE the second story Of Shuler buiIhhe, net
the Bank of Ottawa. Residence, East Main stree
ast of Fox River Auso-
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Drs. HARD & NcAkrHt
themselves together for the practice
- b-ir ,sion tender their services 10
the citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity
P-AII persous indebted t o either of the under
.;,,e are requested Immediately and arrange
of6c. over IIunte-'s Drug Store. La Sale St.
C. HARD. NJ D,
,,r. r. NJ MCARTHUR, NJ. D.
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HUDSON'S MEDICINES.

HupsoE's American SALyE AND BURN ONT
MEsr, is the most highly esteemed remedy now
in use for the cure OF Buns, Scalds, Cuts, BruIs.
o., Chilblslns, Sore Lips and Eye Lids, Spralns,
Chapped hands and Arms. Sore Nibbles, Salt
Rheum, Piles, Mosquito Bits, Lame Wrists,
Chafes, Wounds from Iron. inflammation, Corns.
Boils, &c, Good in all cases, Price, 25 cents.
per box.
ITUpsoS's SURE CURE, will not cure every dis
ease which flesh is heir To, but for all humors,
and particularly for those OF the skin it is what
It's name claims for II a sure cure, we shall not
name any one in this short notice, but ask those
afflicted TO try it, and in severe cases, use In con.
nection Hudson's Medicated Bath which il a
very cleansing article. Price, One Dollar.
HUpsor's INDICATED BATHs.-1his Bath il
recommended TO all rs a very cleansing wash for
the whole body, invigorating the healthy action
OF the skin, removing all obstrustions from the
pores, and giving a free AM healthy circulation
10 all parts OF the system, and when used In con.
nection with Hudson's Sure Cure, is a great as
sistant in removing Humors from the Skin or snr.
face. Price, Fifty cents,
HuDsos's FEMALE RHmEDY.-This is the rrea-
test remedy ewes yet offered for diseases to which
Females are liable, such as Irregularities, Obstruc-
tons, or Suppression to the monthly periods. with
all their attending evils. This remedy consists
OF three parts, and can be used single or together
as the case may demand fitted Tor strong or veal
constitution. Married ladies who are s1siente
must not use No. One and Two in connection
Full Directions with each pumber. Price One
Dollar each number.
JOSEPH HUDSON, Sole Proprietor.
Mattapoisett, Mass,
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MISSOURI LAND AND REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
b. I. RICE ( co,
Successors to b. H, Sheldon & Co..

Successors to b. H, Sheldon & Co.
Office No. Q. over The Poa Office, 81, Louie, No.
Government Lands at IL Ia, 20, 50 and rs cents
per acre. Also, Mt 81, s125 and $3.50, selected
and located.
Mr.. d. I. Rice has for the past year been en-
gagged in selecting and surveying lands in South
ern aud South Eastern Missouri. and is now pre-.
pared to locate lands at any Of the above named
prices, from actual inspection.
Land Warrants bought, sold, and located on
commission, III Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
Second hand Lands Of all kinds for sale low.
~Taxes paid in any part Of the State. ?. Q,
BOX 1900. 49;3m
REFERENCES.
Hon, Thomas e. G. Davis. Atty ut Law, st. Louis
Bobt. +, Wingate. " "
benedict j.. Bro. Real Estate Agents " "
Col. Calvin Townsley, l~ownsley House "
DR.. Caleb Rice, ST. Charles, No.
Messrs- Mills & Dewey, Attorney aud Dealers in
Real Estate, Davenport, Ivw".
Messrs. Bradley e. BQldwid, Attorneys anu Dear
ers in Real Estate, Pelle PLANE, Min.
Messrs Beach a. Bond Attorneys at Law, Spring
field Mass.
Hon. Solomon Foot, U. 5 Senator, Washington,
D. G.
Hon. J. Turrill, Oswego N. Y.
David Hill, Esq, Bridport, Vt.
Henry NJ. Slade, Attordoy at Law, Cleveland 0,
Messrs. Hooker & Weeks, Attorney at Law, Mil
waukee, Wis.
DR. Joel Rice, Madison, Wis.
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BAKERS PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.

v. BAKER & Co.'S American, French, H1aqo-
pdhic and Vanilla Premiam Chocolate, Prepared
Cocoa, Rroma, Cocoa Paste, Cocoa Sticks, Sslvble,
Homeopathic and Dietetio Cocoa, Cocoa Shells and
Cracked Cocoa, Celebrated as n%utritire, s1h,ary
nRd delicious beverages
For more than hree-fourtls Of a century, are
manufactured from Cocos of the finest quality,
and warranted superior to any other Cocoa Pre-
p~arations made in the United States. As nonr-
ishment for children, invslids, and persons in
health, and as substitutes for Tea and Coffee in
Nervous and Dyspeptic caset, they are lnvslua-
BILE and are recommended by moot eminent Ply
~sicisns.
For sale by Grocers generally and At our office,
20 South Market Street, Boston.
WALTER BARKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass,
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OLD BOURBON WHISKEY
TUr UP BY
WILSON, FAIRBANk a. co.

For Medicinal Purposes.
II is nearly two years since the subscribers first
introduced their pure Old Bourbon Whiskey into
the market. 1t was a doubtful experiment in
inent physicians that it was actually one Of the
best remedial agents for Lung Complaints and
many other diseases, fan unoduherdted article
could be o6tdined,) thsy Immediately made ar
rauSements with a large manufacturer TO supply
the best article that could be made. When their
6rst invoice was received, il wns fairly tested by,
ANALYSIS, and it's purity acknowledged. Since,
that time they have In no instance whatever put
mp an inferior article and the reputation that
their Whisky has now acquired, is such, that Ii
is universally recommended by thousands who
have used it, and especially ty our most eminent
Physicians.
Its purity cannot be questioned, as a thorough
analyst. has been made, as will be seen by re-
fcrrlng to tho following certificate, a copy Of
which accompanies each bottle
State Assayer's Office,
80 Somerset street, Boston, May 30, 1857
Msssrs. Wilson, Fairbank g. Co..
Gentlemen-I have made chemical analysis Of
the sample Of Bovrbon Whiskey, You sent to me,
searching them for drugs or ddWk:rdting matters,
and have to inform you that the samples of Whisr
key are free from any authorizations, and do not
contain any poisonous or injurious matters, and
hence are suitable for medicinal use.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
CnARLEs L. JACKSON, NJ. Estate Assayer.
In order to prevent deception, observe that the
fac smile Of The signature of our firm covers the
cork Of every bottle-without this protection none
is genuine.
The above is put up in quart and pint bottles,
and i' for sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
h;Sm Nos. 4s and 45 Hanover ST., Boston
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. WnDo11 uol1ouID on =
PURE COD LIVER
oil AND LIME.

A Cure for Consumption Coughs, Colds Asthma,
Bronchitis, General Debility, and all Scrofvlous
Hunors.
. Thi.~ COMPOUND has been used with the mest
complete success by our most celebrated Physi
clans, for = removal and permanent cure of the
above diseases. Hundreds for whom there was
no hope before the discovery Of this simpl-, vet
efsctusl remedy, have been raised to health and
happiness by Its timely use. The following case
Of Mr.. J. Williams IL sufficient TO convince all Of
Its wonderful effects. He saysi-
al had been sick with confirmed Communion
for several months. ! had used the clear Cod
Liver Oil most Of the time, but had derived but
little benefit from H.. ! had an attack of blsedinr
at the Lungs, which alarmed my friends very
much, as they now supposed there was no hope
for me. About this time | heard Of your Com
bound Of Cod Liver Oil and Lime. Immediate.
ly commenced using il, and began seen to per
ceivs its beneficial effects; in two months INV
cough had entirely left me, aud ! Al now enioy.
ing perfect health. Truly yours, ]. WuLIiMs.
NIB This Compound does not nauseate like
the clear OIL. BE sure and get fhe genuine, manu-
iactured only by A. B, WILRoR, Chemist, No.
1855 Court Street, Boston.
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REMOVAL.

u !. NJ. JENNINGS having left the Addison
House. would inform his patrons that he has taken
rooms at Mr. Fraty's on the wesi side Of the creeh
the first house north Of DR., Harris's, second door.
| have been here two years in practice. return
thanks for tho past tavors OF my patrons, which
have been numerous in this as well as the sur.
rounding towns, and hope still to merit their up,
probation. 42;tf
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
once 90 Bromneid street, Boston.
REV. N. DAY, Pres. REV. T. MASON, Vice Pres
f.Tsa a SnEassi N II. p, 5, Physicians

IslAH HufoHNs, n. D. JH"9"""H"
Estsbitksd fcr the sueessurI Treatment Of Dissdsa upon
Rational Prins,ples.
The E~lectroChsmieal Baths, together with DR.. Grssnss
improved Medication, have been adopted In this Institu
ton, and have exceeded the most ssnguine expectation In
the removal Of q great variety Of diseases.
AL persons having Cancers, or those afhieted with
complicated diseases, should avail themselves Of the per.
sonsi attention Of the physicians at the Institute, where
proper clearinghouse are provided,
A personal examination OF each case Ia preferable; but
all the common forms Of diseases, except In aggravated
and complicated cases, are successfully treated with med.
icinos which can DO sent TO any part Of the world, with
full directions, as a very correct knowledge can be OBJ.
tained from answers 10 the questions in the " Indian Ar
cans,"s newspaper published by the Institution, . copy
Of which will be sent free when requested; also, III,
Gresne's aIspiASoPArHT," or Science Of Indian Medicine,
may be had at tho once Tor u cents, or ny mall on the
receipt Of four postage stamps.
Consultations upon all diseases free Of charge at the
office, or by letter on the reception Of postage stamp,
All communications should be directed to DIR. II.
GREENE, SO Bromheld Street, Boston, Mass,
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From the fittsbufgh Union, juno lebe.
The MANUFACTURE OF NJ BiTTERs -
There is nothing more cominon and annoying at
the present da, than ailments oftt,e stomach, and
whether these ills nre caused by the quantity or
quality Of the food and drink we nae. or soIno
other cause, 1t is not our purpose toinqulrc' me
emcics, tones, ect. Now. everybody who has
swallowed a desc of pills, or tartar emetic, knows
that both are attended with very nauseous and
debilitatins effects. Hence they are generally
thrown aside, e~xccptin extreme cases, and M In.
MIGRATING and wholesome tonic demanded ny al
whose digestive organs are out Of repair. A great
many scientific rncn have spent much time and
labor in combining the medicinal properties of
herbs and extracting the same by various means.
Among these, none hrye been more successful
than Msssrs. l~Iostetter & Smith. the woll-known
manufacturer of the celebrated " Stomach Ritz
ters.'
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Hon. S. c, Maine, Boston, Mass Rev. Edward Ed
mundS, Bcston, Massi Rev. Joseph W Tarleton, Boston,
Mass; Rev. L, II, Neyin, D. d, Chelsea, Mass. Rev. n
II. Conklin, Providence, II. L. Rev. Charles 7, Grosvenor,
Medford, Mass; Rev. Bryan More, GToyeland, Mass
Rev. John Hartman, Canterbury, \. H.; Or. J. W
Esq, webster House) Boston, Mass 4. Il. Phinnoy,
Esq, (Melcantile House, Boston, Mass A.. W. Oldham.
Esqq Boston, Mass Samuel Meserye, EIq4 Lowell, Mas,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Examination Of Teachers.

There will Dee q public examination Of ttacl-
49, al cur public .clool, tor thi. town, in the
school House, ON the west sido al the creek
IN this village. on Monday. the .ccou, day VI
May next, between the hours Of @ \ VI and 4
p. NJ; that being " early 10 We can hav, 1t hv
law. III HE teachers arc expected to he pres.
emit without fail. Citizens in general, and the
Prudential Committees in particular, are invited
to I've present. j. + ROL1Oe. Supt,
Yiddleburv, April II, 1859. SEA
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TEAS, COFFEE AND SPICES,
STILL CHEAPER :

& will sell the same quality Of Brown Sugars
,e-holf cent per pound cheaper than | have for
J. last two weeks,-G for S 1-2, s 1-2 for s., { IL
r :. The low prices of my Sugars have caused
Asidcrable excitement among some Of the mer-
in this village. They have bought sam
les and exhibited them to customers and put
&c price one cent per pound higher than | have
len selling them at. Don't be deceived. ] sell
.the advertised prices. which is cheaper than
IN be bought at any other store in this village.
]. L. NEGUS.
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OXEN FOR SALE.

Several pairs of Matched Working Oxen,fron
four TO six years old. Please call on the sbscri-
Der, near the Town Farm, In Fast Middl sbuIy.
s8H l., C. HYDE.
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MARRIED.

In East Middlebury, April 5th, by Rev. ;. W.
Ridwell, Mr.. GEORGE C.. SESSIONS, OF New ha-
ven. 70 Miss IrxSIE Z. Dorr, Of Salisbury.
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RUBBERS.

A new lot just received, a MlLCoX'S
March rs. boo, aHd Shoe Store.
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REMNANTS

4 pilo Of remnants Of Prints for sale cheap at
Narch2A~ RECKWIIH'S.
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I hAhhc LlNfhiOOb ~ OSloN
Children under 10 is
" Infants, 8
Provisions Iucludod.
The ships composing this line are mostly new,
and built expressly for the Liverpo Jltrade, spa
cious between decks, well ventilated, with all the
modern improvements for the comfort, health and
safety OF passengers. They arc commanded by
American Captains Of known experience and
kindness, who will carefully look to all the wants
OF the passenger during the voyage,
Each ship will he furnished with proper medi-
cal attendance.
Persons sending for their friends in the OH
Country" can rely upon having them ordered up
will prevent their being detained in Liverpool, Us
ia often p~ractised by other Lines.
Passengers on arrival in Liverpool will proceed
direct to the Office of our Passenger Agents.
Mss'rs. SABFL & sEARLE,
No. 8 Regent Road,
where they will receive all necessary instructions.
Our Liverpool Agents have branches in all the
principal cities in Ireland, and on the continent
of Europe.
Purchasers of Prepaid Certificates will be no.
tilted of the embarkation of their friends, either
directly, or through our agents and by advertise
ment in the Boston Pilot and on their arrival in
Boston, they will be attended to by Mr.. RYAN,
who will forward them TO their friends.
REMITTANCES.
Hill. Of Exchange, payable at sight, on the
Royal bank OF Liverpool, for .ei sterling, and up
wards, cashed at any Bank In Ireland. Englanu,
Scotland or Wales.
PAGE. RICHARDSON & co.
ia State Street, Boston.
For Passage Certificates aud Bills Of Exchange,
or for any Information as above, apply either per-
sonally or by letter 10 our Passenger and Ex.
change Agents,
LAWRENCE BRYAN, 4 Broad St. Boston.
GREAT AUCTJON SAIES.
Every Evening, at TOWERS OLD STAND,
Nos. 40 FAsEUIL HALL SQUARE, and Is NORTH
STREET, BosIo ON.
Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Cloths, &c.
Goods at private sale at auction prices.
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A Chance for all to get Rich
Money Wanted at 80 per cent Interest.
lHE SECURITY BEYOND QUESTION.
The Investment TO DO made IN
STEWARDS
hnprorsi Fuek sacins and Con1ort-P Productive

OSShlINS oloVL
1t is the only true economist among Cooking
Stoves.
It will pay for itself in saving fuel every three
years.
II has the very beet fuc. ever made.
1t hakes perfectly on top and in oven both at
once.
II does all sorts OF cooking attic same time.
II gives you also plenty OF hot water and n
Alarming closet without cost.
II hos stood the test for twenty years and
gained constantly in public favor.
II was invented and perfected by a veteran
Stove maker.
II is the only perfect Cooking Stove IN the
country or the world.
1t is capable Of doing twice the work Of any
other Stove in existence.
1t is the sure source Of conloIi. happiness and
peace In every household.
II costs but little more than a common Stove,
and will last You twenty Year,.
II is warranted for three months, and may
then be retvrned 20 yor run no Kind Of risk in
trying it.
FULLER, VARIES & Co., Manufacturer,
Troy, N. Y.
J. W. DORSEY, Agent, Benson, Vt.
Small descriptive pamphlets furnished without
charge. Sc
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THE NEW MAGAZINE.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
lie AIM OF THE PERIODICAL WILL BIZ
DEVOTED TO
Literature, Art and Politics.

THE AIM OF THE PERIODICAL WILL BIZ
IIRST In Literature, to leave no province
Il unrepresrnted, SO that, while each mum
Der Will contain articles Of an abstract and per-
manent value, it will also be found that the
healthy appetite of the mind for entertainment
IN Its various forms OF Narrative, Wit and HUI
NOR, will not go uncarad Tor. The publishers
wish to say, also that while native writers will
receive the most solid encouragement aud will
be mainly relied on to fill the pages of the Ar.
LASTIc, they will not hesitate to draw FROM the
foreign sources at their command. as occasion
may requir., relying rather on the competency
of an author TO treat a particular subject, than
on any other claim whichever. In this way they
hope to make their periodical welcome wheretv-
er the English langungc Is SPOKEN orraad.
SEooND: In the term ART, it is intended TO
include the whole domain of aesthetics and they
hope gradually TO make this critical department.
true aud fearless representative of Art in all
Its various branches, without any regard to
prejudice, whether personal or national, or 10
private considerations of what kind soeyer
THIRD : In Politics the ATLANTIC will bc the
organ of nopariy or clique, bot will honestly en-
deayor TO be the exponent of what its c"nduc-
tors believe to be the American Idea 1t viii
deal frankly with persons aud with parties, en-
deayoring always TO keep in view that moral
element which transecnds al! persons and par
ties, and which alone makes the basis OF n true
and lasting natidtal prosperity. 1t will not
rank itself with amy sci of antics. but with that
boo V of men which is in favor of Freedom. Ma
tional Progress, and Honor, whether public or
private
TERMS Three Dollars year. or Twenty Eve
Cents number. and may be obtained Of Book.
sellers, Periodical Agents, or OF the Publishers.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON { Co,
Boston Mass
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Special 9lotltrs.
From the New York News.


WHAT HAS CHANGED YOU SO?-We
We have all witnessed with astonisment the ex
traordinary and improved change in many a
gentleman and lady, who had become prema
turely gray, but who, by some means, had been
miraeulously reiuyenated. There is a time in
life when gray hairs seem to harmonic with
the furrowed brow and the wrnkled features,
but unfortunately, from some cause or other,
thousands of young men and women not only
witness the gradual change of their looks to .
g mottled and specklcd gray" but are mortified
by the danger of positive badness from the ac-
tual loss Of their hair All this demands rem
edY and safe one. We naturally look about
stands highest as the Proprietor and Manafac-
terer Of real hair rcstorer--a restorer Of color
us we'll as health, boautifyer as Well as n hair
tonic. We find at the head of all the claimants
in this long liue single individual ANY of
the splendid heads of hair along Broadway, once
falling ont, cry and gray, when asked . What
has changed you so?'' viii reply Professo,
Woods Hair Restorative
CAurioN.-Beware Of worthless limitations, MS
several are already in the market called by diff
ferent names. Use none uless the words q Prot
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot, ST. Louis, 80.
and New York, are blown IN the bottle. Sold
by ali Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers.
Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Caradas. (l6-it
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Giddiness. Haadachs. &c.

These pains and disagreeable feelings are gen
orally symptoms of some other complaints such
as dyspepsia, apoplexy. and various others, all
OF which are caused by corrupt noxions matter,
cogging the various el'culations hence, a
stream or rush Of blood 10 the head and by the
excitement great pressure on the brain. Gid
diness, headache, loss of memory, dimness OF
sight and various other complaints are the re-
suit Thus it will be seen that all the above
painful and distressing mahdies owe their orr
gin to the blood. DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills
ARE acknowledged to be the only medicine that
will thoroughly purify the blood They enter
the blood, and follow the stream Of life on its
journey through the system. They root out all
foulness and impurity and drive out every un-
healthy obstruction. They should be taken ev.
cry night in sufficient quantities to operate
briskly, 10y commencing with twopils on going
tn bed, three the next night. four the next ii
the symptoms are not removed, commence again
tinue again in like manner until the blood is
thoroughly purified. and oil pain and distress is
entirely removed.
Obtain one of our FREE ALMANACS. and
read the history of DR. Morse's father. and how
this medicine was introduced.
BEWARE Of counterfeit of these Pills
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine are in
BDu wrappers. with tie signature OF B. Lake
Judson on each box Price 70 cents
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
dealers in Medicines.