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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-08-25
WIN. 4. BARSTOW.
AttOr1zeu Gener0Z.

/ beg leave to assure you that I most
sincerely Gppr0re of the resolutions
adopted by the Convention of the 5th
that having been member Of the
same, voted for all of said resolutions;
and further, that I shall al all times do
all in my power to perpetuate the prin-
ciples which they embrace.
S. PARK COON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-08-25
'rIhe Rail Splitter. -

The Doughtace papers say that Mr.
Lincoln is 4 Glow born" unknown mar
that he was once a common laborel
and "split rails,' ETC., etc.
Well, We remember that Gen. Har.
ris0n was Tidiculed because he was
said to live in 'Log Cabin" and drank
lizard Cider"
We recollect it was said that Gen
Taylor was an unknown man. until he
was licked three times by Santa Anna,
and then won o victory because he did
mt know he had been licked.
"Tom Ewing" got his education by
the light Of pitch-pine knots while ten
ding salt-kettles at day wages.
''Tom Corwin'' learned his first les
sons by the light of q tallow candle,
while disabled by a broken leg while a
''wagonboy'' in 1872.
Mir. Fillmore was once an apprentice
boy to learn cloth-dressing and wool
carding.
Daniel Webster was born in a cabin
made Of slabs. He learned to repeat
the Constitution from Gotten hand
kerchief edition, while tending a saw
mill; and copied deeds in a clerks Of
tee evenings to get money to help ed
ucate his brother Ezekiel.
Silas Wright was a poor bov and
selt-made man; and to the day Of his
death he spent his time when not en-
gagged in public business, upon his lit
tie farm in Canton, and labored daily
with his 'leather apron' on.
Indeed, four-ffths of all the great
and good men Of these or any other
days, were the achitects of their own
fortunes-worked for two shillingS q
day, when boys "split rails'' and Aoed
their own row, and the like. Dough-
face snobocracy and Fifth-avenue De
mocracy has had its day. Buchanier-
ism peculation, fraud and corruption
and official protiIigacy and pretensions,
have nearly had their day-for ''Hon-
est Old Abe'' is after them.
That Mr.. Lincoln has and can <'split
rails" will not Of itself make him any
more worthy Of the Presidential chair;
but the fact III spite Of being born in
''poor and humble circumstances"
where he was obliged to work out by
day and month, he has won his way,
by bis intellect and probity, to The high
est distinction, IS q fact which will il
spire q confidence and enthusiasm,
which the sympathetic hearts Of the
multitude always heartily accord. That
such q man should be selected to ill
the highest Office in {, Republic Of Free
men, is an inspiring fact, and argues
volumes for the perpetuity OF our insti-
tutions.
Ofno man can it be more boldly or
more truthfully said than Of Mr.. Lin
coin, that he is above reproach. Thro'
the entire course Of the fierce contest
in which he was engaged with Senator
Douglas, 10 word was ever uttered, Ell
ther by his distinguished competitor or
by those who acted with him, against
Mr.. Lincoln's personal character. His
whole life has been singulaly exempla-
~. IN boyhood and in early manhood,
as well as during his ripper years, he
has stood out model Of patient indus
try and Of manly perseverance and viz
tue. None Of his contemporaries has
presented a finer illustration of moral
heroism nor can there be found in the
whole catalogue Of American patriots,
one who has triumphed over greater
difficulties il his steady march from
obscure poverty to honor and renown.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-08-25
Democracy as it Used to be 'Men
Change, but Principles Never"

We occasionally receive letters ask
ing for copies Of the resolutions on the
subject Of slavery and the organization
Of the territories, adopted by the Dem
ocratic State Convention of VViscon-
sin, held in Madison, Sept. 5th, l64o.
They were as fnllows:
ReSoZred, That we are opposed to
the admission Of any new State into
the Union, the Constitution or laws of
which create or sustain slavery.
Reso2Ued, That all national laws
which sustain or recognize slavery, ex-
cept where it exists as a distinct State
right, should be repealed.
ResoIred, That zoe believe 1t to be
the duty Of Congress TO incorporate the
provisions Of the ordinance Of 1887,
prohibiting slacery or ipy0zeuatory ser
g1t"de, into 0U territ0rjal organic acts
hereafter to be passed, and TO OPPOSE
THE ADMISSION INTO THE UNION OF
ANY NEW SLAVE STATES.
Copies Of these resolutions were
transmitted TO the several Democratic
nominees for State officers, and they
were requested to signify their APPROX
al or dlsapprobation Of them. We sub
JOIN the responses:
G0Ue1ra0r.
| have examined the resolutions Of
the first Convention, and freely sub
scribe to the views therein embodied.
NELSON DEWEY.
lieut. Governor.
IN my judgment, the principles con-
tanned III the resolutions passed at the
respective Conventions of the 5th and
7th Sept, are not essentially different;
[ approve them, and shall sustain and
support them.
Respectfully yours,
S. ". REALL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-08-25
Treasurer.

I most cordially approve of the res
olutlons passed by the Democratic
State Convention of the 5th Of Sept.
JARIUS G. FAIRCHILD.
The doctrine Of non-intervention had
already been broached, more than a
year previous to this Convention, but
the Democracy Of Wisconsin repudia-
ted it and pledged themselves to the
doctrine Of "no more slave States. y
State Jour.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-08-25
GOUer2aOr.

| have examined the resolutions of
the first Convention, and freely sub
scribe to the views therein embodied.
NELSON DEWEY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-08-25

The Quaker's Doctrine Thee -orv.
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8ianr'8 anf 8eitellnno

um5 ron jeber Splj= unb Baudrt mer6en 9ehefert.
Die 8rGste Spr8fnlt wtrb amf bic Nrbeit unS duf bte MusrnEl
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ben Gag bes 0ertaufes an edrantirt.
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ntenten,. relde tn einer 9rpben @ntfernung per1eubet werfe en-, Vere
tpeneet ub elm gCrredt bes llmtdnfbes tnnertdlb 6 MUnntet BPM
@erfaufStaee an, ptrb 8efattet, fplte Elm Snfrument nt9t SpI"
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~ @~roBbdnpler werben ~wDbltbun Bet uns SSrsulpre8en t6c fe
f6 d~nberpdtiS umfeten.
SeRdnbts S%Orrdtbis cine Iuspatt sUn Metpbepns, spn en- be=
fen Snfrinteatenmd6ern sa $4,000.
IL @anps rerbeu uniectduf6t, auSeemietbet uno eettmut.
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% Nad SEM @eitcn 1itlO GiiOem. Dc

- gfad 0em @eicn n1O SiiOel. -
Baltimore nuS SbtO=Gtfenbabn4
SIN uno nab benz Ia. gtpr. 1859 eeben bic 3Hee re fpl9t:
gpn Gameen sGtdtipn Baltimore: Der g9fsu9, SDnrtd8S
dusaenDmnten, UNI z l1tr 20 Wltnuter @rrntttdes uno Der Or
presIue UNI A ubr 5Nitnuten Nufnittdes. 8etce Bulge eeber
mad alcn 3bettan ees Wefeus un0 &pro=gDefenS tn 6irefter
2inte.
Sir 8essBa6ogtere.
gfa6 aIen gunftsn srpi1&en Baltimore unt Dtebntpub netnte
man ben 7 tr AS Mn. G1r nittaa- Bug. No6 olen puutten
srt6en @umbe lamb unb ~gD0setng unb 8mifHen @raftrI uo 9ar-
t~ersbure ben A ubr 5 Nttnuten-3ue pDn Baltimore.
Der 6repertdsM SIC communications 3u9
verdict Baltimore fur 5reberif unb tte tdswtf6eu l~tegenben
Plate td8lid nm 4 nbr Is 9etnaten Statnnitta9s, init 4usndbhe
bee SCnntases no errei6t 8retsrtf un ~; 40 gf. abenNs; Der.
lGBt BET Der 8idtetr 5rebertf UNI 9 utr @prmtttass unO laust
in Baltimore UNI 10 u. 80 D. N~aittassdn.
Ser gftcrtt8 g. Wttl8zN 3ua
seht tdsa6 NIT &usndbnts Ss SUnntaes ne fDlst:
0erld6t @drbcrfattcRH INT $50 DeprgrnS ue Its gldnnt.
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Jtd6 Wulbtn9tpn uup benz SIoen
eeben Bic 3Ise UNI 400 urO s utr gDrmtttass, fSmie UNI is unb
1920 gddmitto8 IS. .sa~
Sim SOnatr UNI 4,2o WtCreenS.
Bon Wa1btnstpn
I'm 20 unb 7,45 gUrmittaes uau 800 unO $40 ga6nh.
Sim SDnnta8 nar gfadmittdeS UNI 3, 90
Der ;nette unD Sterte Bug pen Baltimore unb QDdIbtnetpn rer.
binben i& nit ben 8I9en Der MnndppltS Bdbn.
Der 3peite unb brittle Bug bdlt auf ben 8Utfdenfattpnen.
Rs Q4egen Ttfets. MuSfunft, Gabrt II. +. 10. wente man F@
an S. &. England, Mgent an Der Itdet- Office, Ganben.
hatipn. B N. YreScett Smith,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
6. W. @DIe. General 8tQeteur. (Nuf6jO
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@inacr's NSGhtmaidbtne.

0te @6neicer bief9sr @tubt, iOpe ale psrirnen. msIte cine
quite Rdtmai& inc gu baben minifeg., iOlten fA erjnner4:,
roeno cine ancere, unb 10 aud %apetmoI 70 Otel @elb
nbrtn8t. 9isIes ma4t gaiers g9aitinsn gu ben btltj9s
nj btefoer Stab. in Operation an &5deu, 9oeren nnb SoIen uno
5aten ibre gt9ner oser Die bamit aibetter IN BEN Stsub 9eiest, ib
mebr @eIo gu sripuren, ais tbnen bieieS aut anberern &5e9e nto9-
fb 1T. MQe, melhe cine Der b E ZEN Nlbma 6tneu, Die
nj @ebrau6 int. baben mb6ten, iputen IN unierer Office:
Sec. 159 ValtintpreltraBe
oorIpreden, no @ebrautsca nWetiun9en tn oeutIher, eu9ltider,
~ransS1I6er ub ipantIter Spradbe gu baben itno unb rp mir Sc
q fuetne WlaIuine tauft, auf ~oerielben orbeiten lerneu.
edtft nod1 elnem @remplar bon singers N0bmo16tnenz 3et=
ana. Que Nlo1binen merben Elm gauges Sabr mad tbrem Nnt0ui
CON un8 in bpler Srbnun9 uub Separation gebalten.
(&b2SiD @. Is. Brpberid, N9ent
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WrOBe GTnGBigung Der Snderpreile.
e. ; D: SIS D u; s p. : @ SIS SsTsiai9teE 9mlo Sts. @ntsnfer
10 gut pte pelpbdll6er nur IA Cts. aus9e9d6neter @bampas.
ner-@icer in 6lai9en ier bldg; better Pprt=, Sberrp- unb lfa-
oeiro- Q8ein bem 6ab II. Slo1ben; alter Batter 8biSfep Der geIte
n Baltimore. ipWie feiue 9iqubre unb granbieS BON alien Gorten
bel MeODnaib q GbpmaS,
% DIT Val:rmpreltr
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etne WrlpdTnB dN TIT WHITIINWNY WIT %
8eiIence, wel&t bic Baltimore. np SbtU' @tlenbnkn benusenr,
,oet bic @etien In ~ 3daen surId unh fatren In Qea9en. Die
NJ naS aQerbeauernfe urb nit a%erplHerten Stben etn9ertdtet tno.
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Gi0euer Sseerb 1T 0pl0es suertb
WIDcefter QanOQnts uu0 StaOt. GeienIdlaft.
3. NufIdge,
nm Nr. q. QubdridA. prnfttfMer Mrit

Sn benz Gntrtfelunossanse Der NnfebIuns Tnb MIR onttn s.
Don @eg SarbUr Gits In BEN Sreis Der 8erbeHerunsen sa sieben
anD e0ts i'm Satnttetle her staOt gu benz fir bas erfe Gaufene
e~feefelten YreiS Spn $l25 gum 0erfauf su brtngen, unb 3tpar
yu Der ~fruberen @rSse pn 40 BIS $50 5u6 unb npnuntden @tn-
yablunsen BON S.. 8reie 9eebs tn better 8Drrt gardnttrt. Die
Jnanertfnabne biefeS StobttteilS lit nun ipmDtl pDn bSdfen
Snterefe fir bic 9nrnnbep6lfsrune ais aud ttele @ererbtreibenbe
0d3u b%rGneen. DGfS, QBberfen unb @erbinbunesffraBen, nte Elm
Steamer aur Serfenun9 neuer, reeelnoBt9er 8erttnbun9 nit
Tep=gprf unb 8papn, merben aus unb ndtrenb Der @ntpideluno
Oieies @ldnes BON Der Gefeuf6aft eebaut, unb bic NusfGbrune
pteies planes rpirb in 8nr3e ben @entralpuntt fir bic nntseseub
mad unerer Stabt lesen.
Brdmten
befcbenb ertreber TIT einem 5000 Quobrdt=SuB erp6et G5arten
Ober etnent 8retttfet duf benz Notwithstanding, werben je
nad Der gBabl, 3u BEN erfen bertauften 1000 9pts b~eieeeeben.
Ser tn Der @ntntdeiune b~e9riFcne 8abrtdplan lei6et baburd
nt9t nur feine 8eeintrd6tisuns, fDubern nuB burdb AusfItruns
Obt9en 6afnplanes erf ieine ean3e gDihttefeit erlangen.
Tabrifdnten, relhe TIRE @tabifemeutS mad GAG 9drbpr gtts
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Sub, bur6 ltberale Seedn(fisutsen SeiteHs Der GeeGfbaft, BE
Seutenbe @prtbetle sepinnen.
pamphlets werben unentse1tIid a~uS8eesbeu, uns ndtere gad
gihen erthetlt burd
0pl9sS s. SGmtbt, A8ert.
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W9S= Bur beIDrberen Eerflfil1Bfo9f1le.
Gtnwantsrer une Seifente fCGten fetr SDritdtte fein, ese fe TIRE
8tuette faufen unO ipatsn hielelbsn uur ron iol@en %aneettsatsn
8eontten taufen, melae ron itrent @etalt leben, nt6t aber bon
Matlern Dter 8mtfdentrdeern, IA fe fpntt Der Sefnbr ausseest
fnb, bef6winbet gu merben utb tbr Sch umipnt %auSoebea.
Durdfa5rt8=Btlette
mad alen Tbetlsn bes gDefens fnb gu haten Bet
@b. s.. SiIcebr1m6t,
@eneral. @rtierdnteu< M9ent Der Baltimore. unO
at@ Sbp. Gtlenbatn.
eonn SEQ. 81 Tban1e8Itr., Baltimore.
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Ncncrs0 crITdbernnsen.

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms,
$50. 70 SecDnbltr.
Teucr=, Mdrtne= unb QebenS=NerfThes
rmn0S=SCmpaanien. Hr
Gt6erlte ll1tO fcItcite Eomu0anie.
0er1iderun98z@p rnp. Der 8alleb y. Birotltien
nit $500, 900 capital.
2bn9burgs Seriiferung8@ prnp. y. 8iroitien
nit 5000, 900 Capital.
Ser itderun98z @rmp. y. Gtroi1ier
nit $500, 600 capital. 49,
Charter Saf@Verfi6. =@pmp. bpn Sdrtfprb
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
81 r1tderut98zG pi1p. bon Nefps
NIT $780, 600 @apital.
BbGntrzVerIiGerutt9849pnlp. BON SEEM no.
nit $500. 900 Capital.
See lolute@ Ge ide n98z@omp. b. Nepe0crf.
nit 1910, 900 GapitaG. -
WtpntatfsV Ser t6errn98=@omp b. Nemzgoxf.
nit $500, 600 @apttal. 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON NewzOprf.
NIT $3.50, 900 GapitaI. |h
Wtercal1tlle Wlutual Warine.
nit 81, 900, 900 @aptta[.
gereint9te Staaten 2ebens-G ertderuno
NIT 81, 250,972 capital,
Wprtbern q 1lurancez@ Comp. bon Qonbnr I
nit So, 1914, III capital,
Die eben benerften @Dnpagnteen irb BON her os,;sroh.t
StaateS OtarDlon6 autborHirt un6 t3enfrt. o""' 0S
Die bon benz llutrSet6neten reprIIenttrten 6 o,nnoo,ison ~
ptrfli9 perfI9boreS capital gum pouen oben Ses 80 EaVsn
Setra8 oerantpprtlt6 fir bic 3abun9 BON ger(tften' ""oNoN'S'"
sriebt. Ebo8. 8. %nE r EEmnnt"V
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1RRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL H0TEL.-C HYATT, G Wells, J A
Med MED ~, Md; w : Wall, Peters, DC; hedge.
Dursand, Il BringIer. La; Kerr. Tex: Gilman,
hon w Bigier, Pa; Hogg, w Nc Dufis, Law
tpsaass, Rainpy, NY; Bprns,-; {; Merrill, Va;
.ady, ny; ! ID Romsn, Md; Doctor H Harris.
MS Mrs w y Harris. NJ; Miss halliday; :; J Love-
IhaJer; Mrs Holland, La; X Jones, Mo; G Cor
Williams, DO; A HarTiss, do; A J Gags do: 4 g
IBlaek6uT9' d.; w Allen, Md; 5 n Brswnsr ami
Mac Doveil, Pa; n :. Paine, NY: w Nemas. l..
be HSi Pserts, DO w Owen, DC; I L. RagadoTn.
lady, Pa; Lander, do I f Anderson, Va, 'O
BROWNS HOTEL.-Mr Breese,-; Mr. HIg-
SlLson, Nd. Guternsu, Pa; q A Fournet, La; Z
HSurnet DO; l. Brlant, do; Or = Smith and lady ,
81; Stearnes, TeJas;A NJ Barbour, Va; b 4,
Nulng nam and LADY, SC; 4 stuart Md; il
ton, Mo; y Il Wright, NJ; w H Byess and adv
~; Blnten and lady, MISS; DIR r 5 Lomax, Va;
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OF which are now well known and
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Is Now For Sale in Washington
BY
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Nv. Coburn, 18th and H SITS.
Jas. E. O'Brien, 9Th and / SITS.
VIM A. Brown, 18th aud F SITS.
w. 3. Jones, Massachusetts av. and Sd st.
Peter Monaghan, New Jersey av. ard 6 st.
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II. NJ Orme, Pa. avenue.
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b. Hayes, 4th and III sts.
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n. L. Ofrutt, Georgetown, ID. c.
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jy colin General Agent, Baltimore.
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MEDICINES.
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limbs, Psins ma Need, pn,ss o. sgh LO.s Of siuss.ss
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happens I-msd ofshams dread 81 cssv,Ey
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hands Of ignorant and d.sguinG Pr.snd', She
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p.red 70 dreadful sss,riRE, by ,sndnG
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OCEANSTEAMERS SAILING DAYS
WOOD AND COAL.

w o o Nm
G. o l.
Delivered to all parts Of the city, at the lowest
possible rates.
T. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT
Once 2s2 Pa. av., between nth and I2th SITS
ma lift north siie
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock of FUEL, is prepared to
sell az q very low figure for cash
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Call and see for yourself
r.. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma ID =. 4. corner of Fourteenth and C. SITS,
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HUNNEWELLS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coughs to Actual Consumption.
HUNNEWELL'S
Silly Gel 4 BR AT Z ID
ToLU .ANoDxN

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The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner-
voHS Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases where OPIUM
WAS used to that of Dellrlum Tremens, and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu AnOdyne, Though containing not par
uole Of OPIUM, produces all the requlrements of,
aud may be used In all cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
lsaving the patient In perfectly natural state. .
The Universal Cough Remedy, (freed from all
the common objection of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea o prostratiOp,D may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect impunty. Asking
ali TO court from proprlet0rs or friends the most
severe iRvestis OF both Remedies, and reading
of our pamphlets to be found with all dealers. and
more particularly TO purchase only Of those who
can be depended upon, we wait IN confidence the
decisions of Patients and PLY sicians.
"Prices within reach of a."
GENERAL AGENTS.
J. w. HUNNBwELL q Co., and 8. Commercial
Wharf Boston,
GRo. HuNNEwELL, las Water St, New York,
Under the special supervision ofJOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the CO. Ks OF the
genuine only, and TO whom address all communl-
cations.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere, and
all the Druggists in Washington and Geo -getown.
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MEDICINES.
GEE WHAT AYERS sARsAPARILLA
- DERassERReeEEsS 5 SR TIVE LIVER.
snnrr,. Cnn.sIna.


SrorT's CROSSING,
Tallsdegs Co., Ala Aug 8, 59.S
DR.. J. c. Aver, LotceN, MaSs-Slr j take my
pen 70 tell you what your SAkSAPARlt.LA and
CATHkRTIC PILLS have done for me. l had
been afflicted VITA Liver Complaint for six years,
during which | was never well, and much of the
time very sick. Ny Liver was sore to the touch
and, tbs doctors said. was congested. i suffered
from severe costiveness and diarrhGs alternately.
My skIn was clammy and unhealthy nv eyes and
skin often yellow. Occasionally hsd 8 voIaoious
appetite, but generally none at ali dreadful sen
sStion of oppression on my stomach, with languor
and gloomy sensation of sickness all over, kept
me in anguish. You cannot know how much / suf-
Tered from indescrbable feeling of distress The
long continuance of this condition, without relief,
had worn me out so that L never expected 10 be
better; but reading in the Christian Advocate, of
your SaIssparilla, commenced taking il, with 90
oaslons small doses Of your Pills, to regulate the
bowels as you direct. From the FIRST, IL hsd more
effect upon my disorder than supposed anything
could have. regained my health RAPIDLY and now
after eleven weeks, enjoy as good health and
strength as any other man. May the Dispenser Of
all good" shower blessings on you
JOHN ". sroTT;
Mass. jy lS-eolm
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT RUCHU,

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For Weaknesses
Arising from Excuses, Habits of Dissipation,
Early IndIsoretion or Abuse,
Attended tcith rhs JoIlotciHg Symptoms
Ind position to ExeTtOn, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefuness,
Dimnsss of Vision, Pain in the Back,
UnIverssl Lassitude OF the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body.
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, If allowed 10 go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
II ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
by thosa "DiREFUL DISEASES"
. INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause Of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS
And the Melancholy Deaths BY CoHSun pftoH
Bear ample witness 70 the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen
And lnvIgorate the systom,
Whtch HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU iHcdri-
d6EydOeS.
TRIAL WILL CONV