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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

People are beginning, in these days. tc
wake up TO the necessity of ventilation
And still there are tens Of thousands who
are slowly dying--oommitting suicide
in consequence Of lack Of change in the
air they force themselves 10 breathe over
and over again. Everybody understands
the allusion to the famous Black Hole of
Calcutta, at once; its meaning has an ap.
plicalion in every house, shop office, and
place of business in the land. Not long
ago. a steamer, plying from Ireland to
Liverpool, was oycrtakmg by a severe
storm, and the cmigrants on board were
driven into the fore cabin, the matches
bauened down, and tarpauln nailed
over it, The consequence was, that the
vessel entered harbor with about eighty
persons dead on board, the victims of i'm
pure air, generated by immuring a large
number Of human beings-about one hun.
dred and Ihirty-in a small cabin, eigb.
teen eet long by twelve wide, and nine
high. The horrors Of that night must
have been fearful in the extreme 10 The
wreiched Victims so foul was tho air
that when the hatches were taken of. and
the mate went into the cabin, the light in
his hand was extiuguished. Nothing eau
more strongly argue the necessity ofvcn'
ulation in buildings, such as churches
theatres, bathrooms, and lecturc.rooms
where large assemblagc of people congre'
gate Upon this matter of ventilation q
physician says
"Too many lights also, in close room
destroy the healthy circulation Of the air
and tho presence ofshrubs and strong
scented howors has the same effect, partic,
ularly in ted chambers, the doors and
windows Of which should always be kept
open during the day, otherwise slow
poison will bo generated and dlTused
through the air of the room. Evapora,
tion from putrid substances, and the ga.
SOS produce by burning charcoal and sea.
coal. must also bo audiously guarded
against; and above all the sharing by
healthy persons Of the same bed with in.
valids, or by children with old people, In
fact, more than two persons should never
sleep in the same chamber; and this q reg.
ulation that ought to be enforced by the
laws OF country, which. while they pro,
hibit the administration of physical poi.
sons, alphabetically tolerate the transmits.
sion of injection, and provided no penalty
for the murder Of whole family by the
poison Of carboni8ed air,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

REPUBLICAN, CoNyENTIoN.-The Repub-
licans hold their State Convention IN Co.
lumbus, on the 18th Of June for the nom.
iuaton of State ticket; and also to form a
presidential electorialticket. The officers
to be elected this year are. Attorney Cen
oral, in place Of Mr.. WALoor, whose term
expires; one Judge ofthe Supreme Court
and one member of tie Board of Public
Works, Mr., BRMKERHoFF (Rep. is the
out going Judge of Supreme Court; and
Mr.. BAcuUs, (Dcm.) is the member o
Public Works, whose times expires this
wear.
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Gprtial Notifies.
=. @. w. Roback,s scandinavian


Dr. q. w. ROback'S Scandinavian
IL @ M edicS.-The celebrated scandinavian Renee
dies, prepared by DR.. G. W. Roback, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, are now attracting coniderable attention, not
only among those persons who are afflicted with Rheu-
matism and general nervous derangCment but among
the faculty. The following certiG Gcate rom one of the
oldest as well one the most prominent citizens
oil Mississippi, speaks for itself.-NeW Orleans True
Delta, 6prii ..
ENTERPRISE, Mississippi, November ls, 1857.
DR.. c. w RoBAGK, Cincinnati, OhiO.-Dear SIR
am now about SO years ofage, and have been afflicted
with rheumatism and general nervous arrangement,
with excessive debility for the last IS So years. and
nave used almost every kn0 of patent medicine from
which have derived no benefit; also, have tried
great many physicians, but all to purpose. now
feel thankful have at length obtained medicine
which has given me relief. have purchased tw1 bot
Ties Of your scandinavian Blood Purifier and two
boxes Of your Pills, of Me'srs. Howe 4 Hardaway,
which have used They have given me almost en-
tire relief My limbs and veins have been greatly
swollen, your medicine has reduced them TO Iher
proper size. Very respectfully yours.
WM r. KING.
| II FSee advertisement Im-S
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often as frali
as that ofa tender flower. Many of the sex ente
marriage relations without being able TO undergo the
abors ana trials OF maternity. In this oantry thou
sands Of young and beautiful women are sacrificed
every year from th's cause alone. Hostettcrs Ceie.
OWed Stomach Bitiers will save many of this class
from an nhtimely grave. This medicine has been
used with great benefit by immense numbers of peo-
pie throughout the repubiic,and the propreors have
received grateful commeHaatons from all sections of
the country. The Bitters will be found to be very
pleasant TO the taste, even beverage, and prompt
and powerful In its effect as medicine. II infuses
new vitality Tito the frame, and strengthens the whole
systom, so that women who II are enabled TO 90
through with abors which would without it, be Ger.
tain to PROSTATE them. See advertisement. Inns
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

EJ" The General Conference Of the NJ
B. Church, met at Buffalo, N. Y, on the
lst inst. Two hundred and twenty dele
gates; representing forty-ffvc annual CON
fcrences, were in attendance. AS yet
nothing Of genOralintercst has transpired
though questions ola most exciting ua.
ture are on the docket.
On Thursday, Ex-President fillmore
appeared in the hall, and resolution
was unanimousl y adopted iaviting him to
take a seat on the platform. He WIS re.
ceived by the Bishops and cordially wei.
comed-- The Conference rising in mass.
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ry- A dispaLcb to the TriJune saws 4

B9- A dispatch to the Tribune says that
a careful examination Of the condition of
the Treasury shows that there will be a
deficient of At least S8,00O,0Oo at the
close oi the fiscal year, on the 3Oth of
June, on the basis of Secretary Cobb 5
receipts which must bo supplied either
from loan or. Treasury notes. There
Is no disposition to grant the latter in the
House. Admitting Secretary Cobb's es
Inmates from the present tariff to be cor.
rect, the revenue is nearly S12,OOO,O ,OOC
below the actual deman ds of the Treasu
ry. A material medication is absolutely
necessary, or The Government must be
carried on by borrowing, as during the
last three years.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

II II
Il ing been restored to health In few weeks, by
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe Lung 3feciiOn, and that dread disease,
Consumption, anxious TO mako known to his fell
low'suberers the means of cure. 70 all who desire
it he wllscnd copy of the prescription used free Of
ehargeO with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will ind sure Cure for CoNsump-
hoR, RSt1md, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the
adyerserin sending the prescription to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try his
dy, Is II VIII costthcm nothing and may prove bcs-
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Fob. IG, lsG0-3ml3 Wnliamsbnrgh, LongIsland.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

GoDEy ron JUNR is received. This truly
and deseWedly popular magazine, needs
no other accommodation, than to say that
It 10 out We will say however, that tho
present number is fully up to any former
issue. Its selections aud contributions
are very excellent, and the plates are very
superior.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17
Krnh Thisl

Cronp, DyspeTsl and Liver Complaint cured b.
TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
lndolen Tumors and sol,s cured by Trask's Mag
netio Ointment.
Cancers cured by rrask Magnetic Ointment.
Erysi9eas cared by Tnsk's Magnetic Ointment
Salt Rheum cured by Frask's Magnetic Ointment.
Itch cured by rrask's Magnetic Ointment.
Eruptons cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Hair restored by 'rrask's Magnetic Ointment.
Eead advertisement in this paper. apr3m9
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

SENAToRIAL.-Hop. i. s. Foster was
reelected to the United States Senate, on
the 10th inst, by the Connecticut Legis,
ature.
Mr.. Easton, the democratic candidate
against him, is anti-Douglas and advo,
Gates Southern views. The vote on joint
ballot stood: Foster 1856, Easton IT,
Majority for Foster, 78,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

GS- Countess Danner, the Copenha.
gen miliner, who became the vile of the
present King Of Denmark, has become so
obnoxious that the ladies Of the "best So
cletioty' leave the house as soon she en- :
ters her box in the opera.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17
The Heenan and Savers Fight.

We have refrained from writing much
about this International fight, because the
final settlement Ct it las been delayed
AS the matter stands now, there is no
reason to believe that there will be any
more fighting. That Mr.. Heenan is en-
ttl,d TO the belt, there is no one presumes
to question, at least on this side Of the
water. A manifest determination lot to
yield the championship to the American
claimant, by the friends of Mr.. Sayros on
the English side, was understood, from
the breaking In of the crowd, when Hee.
nan had Sayres in a position that would
have determined the contest in few sec.
onds.
Mr. Sayers, it is SAID by his physicians,
could not be in condition TO resume the
fight under two months, if ever, while
IIecnan is ready for the scratch al any mo-
ment.
1t is now proposed 10 deposit tie orig.
inal belt with BELLS Life" and two new
ones given 10 sayros and Hcenan; ono
representing the champion Of heavy
weights, and the other of light weights
This will, if accepted, decide the contest
as Slyres is said to be disabled, and viii
soon bO past the age for good fighting.
THE EMBASSY. The Japaneses embas
sy arrived at Washington City on We'd
nesday the ii" inst, amidst tie roar G
Cannons and the cheers of Citizens
Their number is 20 officials, and 81 scy
wants. Both Houses of Congress adjourn
I'd and the guests were escorted to thei
quarters at the Willard House.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

ES-Be|ow, we give specimen of the
kind of men who are the agitatoes at the
South, and who say they are determined
to dissolve the Union, We copy from the
Now York Times. Mr.. Yancy is the man
alluded to.
lie is native OF Troy, New York. His
mother subsequently married the Rev Dr.
Beman of Troy, and the queer freaks as
told Of that lady would fill Volume
Yancey was sent to Williams College, but
no College could hold him, and the Fa.
Guilty were glad to get rid of HIM. Yan.
cey, in South Carolina, shot his uncle
dead, and was imprisoned for the act ff,
teen months. and then was sent to Con.
gress, where he fought bloodless due
with Mr.. Clingmap.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17
MOthers!--The attention of mo hers Is called to
DIR. EATONlS INEANIINE CORnI 4 l. which /.

Mothers!--The attention of mo hers is called to
Df; EATONS MEANTIME CORDIAL, which Is
highly recommended for all complaints attending
Teelhing, such as Dysentary, Collie, Group, &c
BLOOD FOOD.--rhs medicine, being as its namc
suggests, "DLooD FLooD," and u scientific discovery
dlucrlng ifom all patens medicines, is we'll worthy
Tie attention all who are suffering from impurty,
or delcney Of blood. 1t is prepared by DIR. C. P.
BRONSON, author of several works on Elocutlon,
Physloogy, Science, &C., and is hghly recommended
6y numerous certificates of those who have availed
themselves ofltS virtues.
CHURCH y DUPONT, New York, are the General
agents Tor -LaTrence, MdsSdehHsetts, Sentinel.
l-ISco advertisement Inns
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

RF' The japanese Embassy arrived at
New York last night, Wednesday May
9th.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, by Abraham ShnfTcr
Esq, Mr.. RoBERr BARNETT and Mis-,
CnARlorrE HOFFMAN,, both of this county
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

ES-iow to avoid drowning-always
keep your head above water,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

Any description which could give Of
WashingtOn City aud the National Build
iugs, would be useless They must bo
seen to bs realized. will say however.
that tho city has population Of about
80 900; and know that | do not exceed
Tie truth when | say that | saw there the
very lest, and most extensive market that
| ever looked upon ut this season, We
are indebted to the kindness of Hon. G.
D MARTIN. for showing US about Ihocity,
His attentions 10 our comfort and enjoy.
met in accompanying us in carriage to
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

every place about the city that possessed
attractions, surpassed my merits or con-
eeptiens. 1t is not Difficult. to discover
IN the city, that "CnARLEY" has gained for
himself great circle Of friends, aud an
enviable popularity.
To Ex-Governor Medtl, also, we owe a
debt Of gratitude for procuring US com
Portable lodgings at tic Avenue House in
advance Of our arrival, and also for show
ing us through the Presidents grounds,
and other public places, During our
stay at the Capitol, we had glimpse al
the principal digui'aries of the land' many
IF whom we had felt rather a childish de-
,i.a IN coz
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

'''N''f
Between Lancaster aud the Ohio River,
tho wheat fields, ms seen from tho road
aro certainly very much undor the aver
age promise for a fair crop. From the
river to Cumberland, We sec very little
good farming, being most of the way a.
mong mountains. After passing below
that point. the country Improves in an
agricultural character; and after passing
into Maryland, tho whcat,Gelds are as
good os ! have svOr looked upon, was
told by tho farmers there, that Maryland
never promised a better wheat crop, than
represent season.
The higheS. point attained. in passing
over the mountains, is 2,7OO feet above
the su.fice Of the waters of Chesapeake
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-17

In Baltimore we went to the Gilmore
House. Upon taking room, | noticed
the rules and terms of the house posted
on the back of the door; $e,5O per day
for board, When about to leave, ap
plhod to simple rule of arithmetic, by
ultip'ying the rate per day with the
number Of days: | found my bill to be
about Sic but it was handed to mo at the
oiilcC at $l5, lacking few cents, (Tho
time was two days and one night over, for
two persons,) This bothered mo, until
l rmembered that tho house kept fine
wines OF which, however, l neglected to
avail myself. and which might have
called Tor and drank, but did nUt. The
blame, therefore, being my own, recon
ciled il,
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ALso sPECIFlcs.

FoA AsTHStA OR PHTBlsrc. Oppressed Dif1crli,
Labored Breathine, attended with Cousl aud i;xpec
toEatton. Price, so cents per box
FOR Ear Disclaimers AND DEArErss.-n Discharges
from the Ear, the result Of ScRr! Fever Measirs or
hercuriais. For Noises In Tie Head FIartlness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In tlle lars, and Eus-gcFe.
Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR SCRoTuLA.-Enlarged Glands, ENLARGED and In
durated Tongils, Sweings and Old Ulcers ScroIuOus
CacheHy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box
FOR GENERAL DEBiLsTT. = Physical! or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result of Sickness Excessive
Medication, or ExhRustIng Discharges. Price, 50
cents per box.
PoE DRoPsY.-Rluid Accommodations, Tum!d Swell
ings with scanty SecretiUns. Price 50 cents per box
FOB SEA-StcEEERS-Deatlly Sickness, Vertigo NaII-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 30 cents per box.
RoR URlNARY DEsEAsEs.-Por Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult, Painful Urnation Diseases OF the Kid
neyR. Price, 80 cents per box
FOR 3SEMINAL4 Observation-Disclosures Discharges
and Consequent PrOstFation and Debility, Bad Re
splits OF Eytl ltabitA The most successful and efi-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon as
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional care, OF to seek advice OF Prof HuN,
PHREIs cansdo 80, At bis office, Gee Broadway, daily
from s \. III. 10 8 PM OP hv letter
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80 =

aUEAoE 4. DuEGHL
AN1y Vitll 1rpr TTadstls tlle r1lrse uf Uur land.
HnIEh f1r s9.EGtec45m Homer
AasTGrf9.r our wealth On Che BeRs flIGiI CUrnmEud
HuEERh dIT PT0Iectinn NJ Homo.
Il = this tnlt 5ears hEvs looked fur rufa,
Bu1 h Is OOnips-RsiIu biiGlDs reign
HuTTRh Tor Protection HurFah Tor Profession
HmTih 5GE PrUtDCtiOnHt Home.
, 80 Hnure shan our money lie stolen EVrEg-
HnrFHh f1- Projection EaInel
Riile All we can make is hut ssTsu Cents a dEy1
HurElA dJr Protection II HTms9
10 NOR shall Uur g.nld 60 TO EnEinBd N FIzDchL
While they send their goods N lnurdTuuE
HaTrSh Tar 'e1gteotiOu Birr7zil for FrOtepsiun,
HnETuh for Protection II Hume!
C)r,r furres shall luur and our FURNACES glow,
Hurrlh for Protection . HOIae-
Our mountains % Iron sItiIl me-. like Ehe BnJW,
HurrRh for Protection ri Home
Ou- Rail RUan vel mike With the money IRE FssVe
Thuua4 4sI6lsiss7 should rzut and proud EusiKfd
shuuld rive
uurraI for Protection HrrTlih for Protection
Hurrah for Protection NJ Home!
IIls 4sborsr, then slfaH receive his just due;
HurTIh for Protection at Hamei
And iRbnr abundant for strong and true;
HnrTah for Projection n Home!
SFTse HomeSH then 6hEll smile DER the Ptairies
green brRaEt,
Where 10 Of the Gslave King shall never be
Hnrrdh for Protection, Hurrni fur Protection
Hurrah fur Protection Al home!
TsSn MP with our Flag while The anthem slrHn break,
HurrGh for Protection N Home!
n III rock. vale and river, the echoes shall wake,
HuTTah for Protection III Humel
Then Lineoln and 44n1ilR the foenlRn shall routy
And sarth sky aud ocean, shall eCiaoe The shout.
HurrRh iOf Protection Hurrah for Protection.
Hurrlh for PreteCtiOuRt Home:
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JOHN II. LARIE.
[succe.sor 10 Wl,e.ler 4 go.

t'>uucts=F1I 20 Wtie.IeF z I.aEl.i-l
WILL RECEIVE AID HAVE OPENED FoR
w inspe-'ian on Thursday, March 18th, new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also a compiet assortment Of fiLHILEMEN-s FUR
NJsHlNG GOODS
The patrons Of the old firm and she public in gen
cT1 are respectfully iurited to caii aud examine my
stock before making their purchases intend SELL
ing al sra!i profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed uIr0n the old
firm. solicit continuance OF the same for the new
establishment. J0HS T. LAK1N. Merchant Tailor
mh2S4wd No. lo2 Main St. Wheeling. Va
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SeWickIe9Y NlIrseIies.

JOHNSON EiRR0ST,5 0AlES, will MI All orders for
81 Fruft and Ornamental Tree ithl1 five DAYS from
their receipt. Tho Frnt Trees from this Nursery Tor
All planting In siEs aud pf thrifty
and Vigorous growth. ienGe has shown to oIir
@lr1aeFs aud irat that trees from eastern
n1Esefieg cannot for growth or being
TINS eoe Every Kind OF fruit sold
sripehe m III 4aF ttaehet To It, thereby en-
eutllB % buyers Of all frujt trees
sod bl5 sRei8renee ~ our frnft catalogue
,Drieeg 81 . IefJt
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SANFoRD,S
FAMILY C4THARTIC PILLS.
coNFouNDTD rare

fATx TtsataJ'e Ersra<ts. cs.6 ysHs ia CLASS q
SEIS -Ifr Font, and 1-lsT sszgs ~ -zy rssz.a.s
The Is NzLT CEs- -fZHiR7Ets Pills is
etis Aui active CattzA:- e ar uaisls :iss Tesic,
las Ussd q his iS--5Ce mere isaz1 sI-zzTa s=A-S
.hecsss+sEtt t}eGtsssS srvza ztfuss
Ssst have .7ls p$s>s the - Pills I'D the ss1l-
fscfiou UticS al eT1ress :; an regard 70 their co.
has iE'Ece5 PLACE = JI,-EH With. The Eesrl
q AL
TIE Profession well kzsgE ttlzt dfse-zz7 c.
tlsaI7scs AZ ~ as1sEi sTslrE5ls = tie ts,-ls
TIT E-sl93L ! t,s2EE- leET7c PHI isa=. with
dee Ts5etez9es tbs - well e<t=faIs5--4 sI.s1
ts.s psliy+-s.lse6 fEq-i. variety q she rzrs;
NeZVfEtIe Fr-rar=<- a=alieti EFT size an - =
y Falt = me eie-ns'a- ~ n eaesi. and Y087
and S3Fe II all vissre aflSflIEstis j Tl-y-
Geo $2cit = ES.EErE2s sa&zgtS g iiie S.aREc1f.
5z'5'5E'ss FFtsl+ - IL Ss7c1 nSS IoFIE gs55rs-
ssGsS isEsz zz3 sSzseSs fae ssSos toy. RON
sudden cez5- which frs sae-.IgT-zi .,srT.s sr,i
u ju.Ir cyEa-Se II J;r.. LsS9 81 EE=s-S q lyeeE-
fsg Satin - cd - ary- liz fss1g. EsSS7sEs-
HfzHzcJ gosi5AS Z lE=,7 Al El574H
NIFTY EttSsESs W;-RaS. n 81 -3rs =, f,tf,s 2Ee7-
ss5Esa- 2Ts'a; Ia=5ez q 12.r ;slESS- Md z=uy -
essas - which Seh : b=ir- Iu:0eroas 10 Reni5e1
IA stlis s45ye5TI~errs.3I IAss4- 10 :.
PRICE 3 lDIIES.
The LiEI1i iHTIGa.ATEts: z1d FAMILY ca
IiaAEIiF His-iS rst45td -. Druggists r7erssI7J-
y a25 sd 7af'as ~ she Trade - al Ike JGTFs
i"Eus W SIgfsIt. Il L
a;EaUFs TURF r,fl i'rsT1T5t+ai-
* B9pz5zEstr- 2St5r York
Age1its Z. IL LfGAS CO. 5.c2-i&w1y
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OUR REMEDIES ny NAIL.

Look over the list; make up a case Of what kind
you choose and nclose the amount in n current note
or stamps by mail 70 our address, at 562 Broadway
heW.Yor, and the medicine viii be duly returned by
mall or express, free of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-W desire an active, efficient
Agent for tho sale Of Remedies in every town or
community In the United Statea. Address DIR. HU1I-
PHRETs Co., No. 562 BROADWAY, NEsy-YOkE
Sold by LAUGHLISs & BUSHPIDLD, Druggists,
a Main street, Wheeling. lrl1y25 tifIs;i9,
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11sr o. sPrcIr1o nEMrDs =.

No For Fsycr, ConEei1nu Enl Iaf..a,rs,'or.
No. s--For Worm Fever, Worm Cole Weis!tis IL
a,a-Eor Cole. Crying. Teenias, and Eatstpl-
10 4-F9T Dtsrri,o=a, caoiera Izfzz.,,n, AID sar,-
10 S.gFor Cole, Grirtpss, Dzssaiery, CT D,oooy
NJ. 6-Por Cholera, Cholera siorbas, yo=ni:lag
No. For Coughs, Colds, Inausaza, and sOse
10, s-Eor Too:a-aehs, Faee-se1,s, and sssrslgi,
NJ ITs aesdaeher Vertigo Heat And iniiness
NJ ioEDTzprrs1A Pftrs-For Weak and DerEDged
Stomach, Constipation, 4Bd liver Complaint
10. ll.-Fon fEaSLg IRREGULARITIES, sceaaty, Pain
No. i2.9F9r Ieuoorrsea. PrOfaEe yIen5e,, End
10. T3.~For Group, Hosrse Cough, Bad Breathing
No. 14.-sALT RnEUN PILlS-Por ErysiPelas, ETup-
u2nA Pmples on the Face
or Soreness in tie Chest, Back, Ip;ns, LIMBS.
A.-FOr Fever aud Ague, cniu Fever, DUMB Ague,
P-For Piles, Bind or Bleeding, Internal or TX
o.@For Sore, weax, or Unnamed Eyes and EyeIidS
Failing, Weak, or BuEred EiEiA,
C.-For Cata+rt, OF long staaG;a= recent, either
with obstruction or prolase disehargs
". C-fOr WtloopinS Cough, H6Gtng It's violence
and shortening It's eourEe-
In all acute dtseHSes such as FeverE IrGarnnatlOns
Dlarrh1ea, DyEenteTy, Group, Rheumatism and such
eTuPttVe diseases MS Scarlet Fever, Eeae6 and Fry
hpelaa the advantage OF giving lie proIer reieiisa
promptly Is obvious and j., III; suci! cases tie Epe-
cihcs act Ike ckarIo. The entire disease Is oien
arrested at once and in al cases the violence Of the
attack is moderated TIE disease shortened, and rem
dered less dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are OF such frequent oc-
curTence, and which often lay the foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption may all
be Mt once cured By The Fever and Cough J'Ilis.
In Gll chronic diseases, EucfI Dyspepsia, Weak
stoInach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Pies Fe-
male Debility, and irregularities. old He4tdachea,
Bore or Weak Eyes ca1arri Salt RiitiiIu and other
old ernp'ionI The case has specifics whose proper up
PHcat4on will afford cure IN almost every instance
Often the cure Of single chronic GifbcEify such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or CStHrrh, Headache or Female
Weakness, has more than paid for tie case ten times