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Mecca Oil Wells.

Mr.. ]. W. Abel, of Mecca. informs us that
tie number of Oil wells which have sunk in
the Sownsfhq of Mecca, is about five hundred.
ut an exPense>o IF seventy dollars each. total
amount. thirty-6NN thousandSiOllars. There
arc at preasAnt thing-two engines at work,
yielding about one hundred and fifty barrels
per day. The HOIie web yields fifty barrels
per day.
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The New Buildings.

The new business buildings put up since
she late fire are being filed with occupants as
rapidly as they can be got ready As soon as
they are fully arranged for business, and we
have space and leisure, we shall give a short
description of each of the principal blocks, and
the kinds of business carried ON in them.
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Ga last Thursday morning, on entering his
bookstore, Mr.. VIM. N. Porter discovered that
his store had been broken into and g~old-pens,
mathematical instruments and other goods
stolen to the value of over $3.50. AaCing the
same night, the store of Levi Nichols ~as en-
tered. and ready made clothing and other
goods stolen to the value of over $500. The
back-doOr of the store of wm. N. Porter was
bored through so as to make a hole large
enough for the entrance of q mans hand, and
turning the key in the lock. Nichols store
was entered by the use of false keys. The
raseals have not yet been taken.
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8rmt SntsHigsute.
New Arrangements.

Nessrs. Patch & Opdycke have associated
with themselves. Mr.. s. V. Parks, late Of the
firm of N. S. GlOre & Co.. Commission Mer-
chants at Louisville, Ky. Mr.. P, formerlyre
sided in this town, and went from here some
ten years since to San Francisco, and was there
associated in business with Mr.. opdycke. one
of his present partners. Before leaving this
place for San Francisco, Opdycke was in the
establishment Of Patch & Allison. so that the
partners are pretty we'll acquainted with each
other. Each of them have acquired and always
maintained a high character for integrity and
business capacity.
About the first of Nov. they will remove to
Dir. Patch's new room on Market Street, one of
the largest and finest in the town, which will
be filed with a heavy stock of Saddlery Hard
ware, Carriage Trimmings &c. The manufae
ture of Harness will also be carried on extern
AiFely.
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9fatbs.

At kslida, Putnam Co., Ohio, on the 18th
alt, of the fox. JAMES W. WELSH, aged
- years.
The childhood and youth of the deceased,
Sere passed in Warren, and there are some in
its vicinity, who vet rsmember him with in
terest.
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Moved In.

Moved In.
Messn. McCombs & Smiths have no7ed in
to their splendid new Store-roon on the corner
Of Market and Main Streets.
Ae,srs. Woods & Pew have also moved into
their new room in Van Gorder's Block.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ silOer: & Morris In couT: Of Con. Pls1'
Byson Carlton

Bryson Carlton
By virtue Of an Fenditioni BxPouss to ma directed
sad delivered 1 shall offer for sale At Public ass;isa
at the door Of the court house in Warren In said eozE-
ty. on
Saturdayhe Ion day Of Norsmber, 1860,
at ! O'Clock P. ,. of said day. the undivided interest
ofFrascis Bryssn Carlton in the following described
real estate: situate in Weathsrsheld township. Trum-
bull County. Ohio. being all that part OF three hundred
and thirty four and 7O-lO0 acres Of land in tract TWO,
in said township lying west Of the hahoning river.
north Of two tracts OF fifty acres each. -iVided by viii
liam Carlton. Sen, in his life time, to his sons William
and Jose, b Carlton, said original 1854 20 LOO acre
tract being bounded as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner OF tract No. ., on the east line Of the town
ship; thence west along the north line Of said tract.
90 chains and Al links TO = post; thence south to
a line parallel TO the east line OF said tract.
~ chains and 81 links; thence east to q line
paraIlelto the north line Of said tract, s. chains
and A. links. to the east line Of the township; thence
north along the township line a. chains and "a links
TO IN, place Of beginning. The interest OF the said
y b Carlton in said tract being the undivided one
sixth part thereof, subject to the dover right OF Eliza
beth Cariten. said interest appraised at $50.
Terms Cash. A d. LYMAN, SheriR.
Shirts Once. Warren. Oct. 10. 1850. 5S
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MEN WHO HAVE RISEN: A Book
WI for Boys. WOMEN OP woRTH A Book for
Girls, at ADAMS BOOK rUKE
I'VE BEEN THINKING OF the s.

L DBAA lLl1N hlNb VI SBC DC
l. cret Of Success. THESTAR y THE CLOUD,
or a daughters Love. A LUNG LOOK AHEAD, or
the frsJ Stroke and the Last. To LOVE- AND BE
L0VeD. or strive 70 Win. HOW COULD HE HELP
1T. or The Heart TrIuH phzDt TRUE 70 THE Last,
or Alone on The Wide Wide Sea.
THIS SET Of HOOKS all by A. 5. Roe, are the most
practical works. while they are the m~st interesting
tor a family, Of any before the public Just reed AZ
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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L. C. Jones, ESQ,

Last week the Grand Lodge of Free and Ae-
lumbus, and L. C. Jones, Esq of Hartford, was
elected Grand Junior Warden of said Lodge
for the ensuing year.
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OIL LAND FOR SALE OR LEASE.

" The undersigned offers for sale good oil lands
lying in the s0grh part Of Mecca. in parcels Of one
or more 70 suit purchasers. Price rrasonahle-
title good. These lands are within a mile Of DR..
Hsrts well, which pumps 10 barrels 3 day. and two
wells. with good shoE, are being drilled on land ad-
joining. he will also lease tAndG for reasonable boz
nus and \ Of the oil. J. j. AsPER.
Warrsss 0stober Q, 1850, In
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Piano Music and Singing.

Miss Silva Lathrop. teacher of Piano Music
and Singing, may be found at Mrs. Heman R.
Harmon's- Having he'd several years tuition
under eminent German and French teachers,
and considerable experience in imparting in
struction, she is confident of giving s~atisfac-
ton.
Oct. 18th, 1860.
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MarIaats.

On Thursday Evening, oct. ioth, by Rev.
NJ T. Baily, Mr.. G. Il. HUNTINGTON of
Painsville and Miss AMANDAA. CoWDEN.
formerly of Greensburg, TrumbuIl Co.
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DR. BURROUGHS. having found
~ that his Dental Rooms, over Smith d McCombs
Store were entirely tho bot for his further confirm
znce there, has htied up an Office in Sutlid's block.
north Of the Public Square. in roo ms formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Townsend. and is again ready to continue
the Dental business in all its branches. as heretofore.
Warren, May 6, GO. J. c..
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
CAa sfJOsiah W. W0ls0st Ia ooar. Of Common

efJosiah W. hele0ui In Court Of Common
vs. Pleas
George L. Holmes, ct al 5By vir:Hs Ofan alias sr-
der Of sals Issued from the Court of Pleas Of
Trumbull county, Ohio, &c me directed AID delivered,
I sha ! oHer for sale. at Public Auction ~ the dsor -
the Court house in Warren. on
Saturday The l0H day of NOvenSbeT, 1850,
At O'Clock P. NJ. o. said day The folloEing dsseribed
real estate situate in Farmin gton. TruEbun comfy,
Ohio, known As part Of lot No. 80, In said toEhEhiP,
snd bounded as fellows: BEGINNING on the east line
Of the aor,h and south centre road at 4 stake: thence
east . rods * links 20 the sentra Of Grand riveri
thence following the channel in a north east direction
5 rods and Is links; thence east 30 rods to q pest
Standing on the west line Of land formerly owned by
Harvey W. Collar: thence souts on said line Is rods
and one link to q post. being the south vest corner OF
said lands formerly owned BY said Collar; theacs en-
- d Collars old line south linel las rods and ~
links to q post on the east line Of said lot Ne Ss
thence south on said lot line IS rods III hnks 70 =
post at the corner Of lands owned BY the heirs Of Jo~
sish W. WOleott, deceased; themes Best on said Vol
cots heirs north line POS rods to the line Of the
north and south centre road ;theBceanoTth to The HlaeS
OF begi oning. containing dfty one acres and 6SH
rods ofland be The ssms morn or lsss. Appraised ~
$751; per acre. Terms Cash.
Al LYMAN. Sheriff,
shsrISs once, wares, Oct. 10, Isao Sw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-24

TAKING C-ONSEoTIONs,
At Cleveland with Cleveland Il Toledo, Cleveland, Co
tunbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CleVs-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al solOn, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
q Ma.tua with Hacks for Ravenna.
q Bracevills with Hacks for Newton Fails, &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenVille Mead
willie, Bloomfield Garfield. &c
's youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by ?. Fl. ".
& G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. 10, 1859. HAS. L. RHODS sspt.
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T. B. Plimpton,

Formerly of Trumbull County ia new one of
the associate editors of the Cincinnati Com
mereiAl.
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CTONE PUNE. WATER PIPE. an

STONE PUMP. WATER PIPE, and
~ STONE ware MANDATORY. The subseri-
bers having enlarged their factory, adding new ma
ehinery, buildings and kiln. are now prepared to
manufacture 20 order all kinds Of Stone pumps. Pipe,
tile and Wars-AIl kinds ofthsse articles constantly
on hand. We invite the s~ttsntiou Of old customers
and will be happy TO see nany new Ones-OrdsTs So
leited. and when received. will have prompt attsR
ton. L0TELESS& HATMAKER
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1AMITFL CLARK'S ESTATE

y Notice Is HEREBY gi ven that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as executor o. the last
gill AMI Testament OF samuel Clark, late Of hartford,
TTumbuIl county Ohio. deeea sc :.
Warren, Oct. Il Lou, 3W- SAMUEL CLARK, Jr.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Henry W. snith In Tiumhall Common
vs. Pleas.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Henry ". Smith In TIambal SOnnoA
Jacob schmoyer, ct al
By virtue Of an Execution issued from the Court OF
Com. Pleas OfTrumbull Co., Ohio. to me directed ssd
Cell vered I have levied upon and shall 'Hsr for sale
at public auction at the door OF The Court house in
Warren, in said county, Ga
Saturday the 27h day Of October. 1860,
at ! o'clock. P. ". Of said day lhe following described
real estste. situF ,e in The township Of HoEland and
knoEn By fcsth ease art OF lot No. d, and bOrndef
as follows: Beginning at a post standing in the north
east corner Of slall lot No }. in great Let No. 81 A.
foresaid; from thease south along the east line Of lot
81 to the south east corner Of land formerly owned By
Vim. NJ. Adgate, but nov owned by X. ~. hssOns
which is in small lot MOI in large lot No. 81 thenss
west along said Mason's south line. so far thAta line
running north. parallel with the east line to the north
line ofiand now owned by R. NJ. Mason, on the north
line Of lot No ;; and from thence east to the place
Of beginning. shall contain one hundred and two
acres q land. excepting from said described tract Of
lard forty seven acres Of land on the north end efsSid
tract, heretofore conveyed hy William Dunlap. 3D. to
X. NJ Mtson. Also the following tract OF Ian In the
toEnShip aforesaid. known as part Of lot A. and bOabd-
ed as follows: Beginning At the south west corner %
said lot; thence north along the west line Of said los
twenty ave chains snd ninety eight links; thence east
TO the road leading from Warren to Hsaton's furnace;
thence south east along said road 20 the south lhs Of
said lot; thence west along the south line Of said iOB
to the place OF beginninE. containing Ely two acres
81 land. being in both pieces herein described fznd
levied upon) one hundred and seven acres % land
A. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherias Once. Warren, Sept. 90, leo.
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Joseph WEBSTER's ESTATE

u Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been EpPoiDtedz AID qualified as administrators. with
the will annexed. on the estate OF Joseph Webster,
late of MesoPotania, Trumbull county. ohio, dsceAs.
ed AME
Warren. Get. Il, GO. 3x-l
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{ T WHOLESALE, ihe undersigned
y having Agencies from Eastern Publishers. will
furnish stocks OF books as low as they eau ne had Of
tie publishers adding cost Of rrsnsFo-taIiOna and box
ing ANA very many books that are popular 2ad Zap
IA selling books at less prices they can ne hat in N.
Y or Boston in the regular way. OE0 ADAMS.
Warren. Oct. IL. lr6O
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
WEBSTER'S PICTORIAL EDITION.
500 ILLUSTRATIONS. for Sale a

I 500 ILLUSTRATIONS, for Sale AT
l Port=r's In getting wEBsrER's you get tke
BEsr" In bRging at Porter's you Luy not only the
BEST. INT you get the cheapest he sure and csll at
rue New York BOOks.Or- and get what YOU wart in
he way o: School AMI Aisceiisneous Raoss among
Ehich may ne found all the Sche Books recommend
ed by the board OF School Examiners; anong the
Miscellaneous Books yea can get
Hugh Miller Works il : vols; Irving's Works.
IS vols bicks' Works; Comprehensive Commentary
! OTIS Binle; Encyclopedia OF r.. EroEiedge; B ron.
-hakssPeare. hilton; The Poeis in blue and Coli;
The Sunny South; WGyeriy Novels Complete in C
vols; b. Tsy lor's Travels; McCauley's England;
IIume's England; Nemesis; RutIedgs; spurgeun's
sermons; Life Lincoln; Life Washington. Marion
&c; Barnes Notes; MareaTette the first love Of A
ron Burr Popular Astronomy; Popular Geology;
Youstt on ihe Horse: Peers Of America; Political
Text B .ok; sitter Sweet; Gold Foii; Tn. HONE En-
cyeiopedia; Throne Of David, ProfessO. at the BREAK
fist TAhle; The Seam Engine; The Woman la whItei
Paper Hangers, Cabinet Makers aal 2lut-rs' Com
Toy Books Of all K nds, School Cards and Rewards.
BLANK BOOKS.
A large stsck Of L.edge-s. Day Books and Nemoran-
1um B'oSs Stationery of all kinds, among which
may ne fond a en- liee stock Of Cap. Letter aud Note
Papers; Envelopes cheap; Pens; Arn"ld's. Kirkland,
1zinard and NoyeS' lnks; RunTer and Pump Ink
stadds; Pocket Inkstands; Sp4ulding's Glue; MuciI-
PERFUMERY
at Porte RS bookstore. Bears OIL; Rose oil Coral Oil;
colognes; Handkerchief Ex rzcts; Genuine Van.
zee sop; Military Shaving sap; Yaritgat-d Soap
sails; Perfumei Pink Balls: Almond Soap; Tooth
Sos. BArryis Tr;coPberoGs for preserving the Hair:
Lilly White Pink Ssucers. Hs r and Tooth Brushes.
NOTIONS, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL.
Also a large assortment of Toys for sale by
IOct. , I-6O WV PORTER.
~O0O RoItS New Wall Pansrs and I.or
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THE ARTIST and TRADESMAN.S

THE ARTIST and TRADESMAN'S
l. COMPANION; or. PAISTER AND YARKisHER's
GUIDE. By n. L. BYKE, ND. New edition. with H.
lrsIrstiOns Embracing the "snufseture aud The p
plication Of Yarnishes TO Painting aud -ther Branch
es OF the arts INSTR stOns for working EuameI'
Foil, tte.; the Art of Gazing, Imitation OF Gold Col
or. Tortoise shell, Marble. and Art Of Staining Wood
and MetsIS limitations OF Fancy Woods, Granite, Pre-
cI9us Stones, Silver, Brass aud Copper; House PANT
ing. Carriage Painting. etc with everything relating
TO the Fine arts, simplifed. Une i2nO. vol, cloth,
S0.a5. Just rse'dRt ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Dental Notice.

1000 Bolts New Wall Papers and For
y ders; Transparent Window sh1 les. for sale by
TOct ;, le6Ol w. n. PORTER.
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THE
Westefn Ressfbe 6hfopicie
HAPG0OB & ADAMS, PrOpristOrS.

TERMS-One DOIiarand Fifty Cents. in
~edvance; Two Dollars, ff payment is not
erRde in advance.
No paper discontinued untiI all arrearaRes are paid
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Something new and ofthe I.test come out
Call il you please at No. I4. Market Street. Warren.
Ohio. where yol can get any thing that WAS ever kept
10 a Notion House.
July llth. Is6C, I'm
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Also a large assortment of Toys for sale by
IOcL } I-6O ". y. PORTER
The new era., 1860-08-09
FIFTY DOLLARS !
Z PEOPLE' S BANK
ST. PETER, MINNESOTA.

.. EGERroN, President.
u. A NoNFoRr, ........ Cashier.
nas'ns purchased the capital stock OF the above
la"le" nanN, and the same being entered in nv name
on me books of the bank and in the State Auditor
once nold myself personally responsible and liable
general banking law : FcEpTCN '"'
- aui '"'uary "a 1860. jan26n3y1
The new era., 1860-08-09
LEGAL .roTcIcEs.
SHERIFF SALE. m TvFA

fm mmr~ rsSf7EhAFf SAbEss fT EEFA
DY virtue or an execution issaed out ofand un
I'D DIR the seal Of the District Ccnrt for The
Fourth Judicial District in and COR the County OF
Benton, State Of Minnesota, upon a Judgment rem
dered on the Tenth day of March A.D&1S60, and
dockeed in the Cierk Of Courts Office for The county
OF Benton on the 18th day Of March A. ID. 1850
IN an action wherein James III. Place Plaintiff, and
Burnham Hanson the sole surviving partner Of the
late firm OF Hanson and Place, copartnership which
consisted of the said Burnham Hanson and the aie
Moses Plate Defendants, in favor OF said Plaintiff,
(which said judgment Is assigned to Asa Lib
oy,) and against said Bnrnham Hanson as surviving
partner aforesaid, for the OF Fourteen Hundred
and Forty FIVE S9-l00 Dollars, with interest from
the 10Th day OF March, 1860. and costs. have
ms 10Th day OF June ID. 1860, Levied on all the
inieres. which the said Bornham Hanson the sole
surviving partner of,he ,ate firm Of Hapson & Place
had oil, m, and to the following real and personal
estate, on the 4th day of October, A ID, 1859, to
wit;-Biocks Nos, two, three, four, 6urteen and
seven, excepting lot no. one said block seven
Also the tract Of Land between Block fourteen aud
Land belonging TO Burnham Hanson and Lewis
Clark, said tract being 800 feet wide The steam
saw mill on Blocks nos. and with the engine
boiler and fixtures, also the booming privileges be-
longing to said mill. Lots one, two, and part OF
three, IN Block one. Lots one and tw in Block
eight,-Also the apurtenances all or asy of ihs
above mentioned property or any wise belonging
thereto
Al, All OF the above property is situated in the town
oi d atab as surveyed by George w. Sweet, in the
county OF Benton and State of Minnesota.
Nonce Is hereby given that will sell the above
property Public Auction to the highest bidder for
cash. at the front door Of the Hyperborean Hotel in
Sauk Rapids, County of Benton aforesaid, on Sa,ur-
day the llth day olAugust 1860 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, TO satisfy the said execution,
with interest and costs r. McNAHON
Sheriff OF Benton Co.. MINI.
WIN. 5. MOORE, Plaintiffs Attorney n2I
The new era., 1860-08-09
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS. TIE Hrcu

IvA and cnvied celebrity which this pre-emin :.
ent medicine has acquired for its invariabe efficacy
III all the diseases which it processes TO cure, has
rendered he usual practice of ostentatious putting
not only unnecessary but unworthy Of them. Thav are
known by their fruits their good works tesllfy Gor
them. and they thrive by the faith Of The crednl-
ous. In all cases Of costivenees, dyspepsia. b;Kou.
and liver affections. plies, rheumatsin. fcvers ana
ag"es obsnite head aches, and all general Ieranee-
mens OF health, these Pills have invariably proved
place the Life Pills beyond the reach Of competition
III the estimation Of every LATENT
Dr. Moffat's Phoenix Bitters will be found equally
efhcacous IN all cases OF nervous debility dyspepsia.
mead aches the sickness incident to females nlelicate
health. and every kind OF weakness Of the digestive
organs; |, For sale by Dr. w. B. MOFFAT, 35s
Broadway and by Medicine Dealers and Drues;s,.
gnerally Throughout the country
The new era., 1860-08-09

lHNHE high and envied celebrity which these
n pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for
their invariable efficacy in all the diseases which
they profess 10 cure, has rendered the usual
practce.of putting not only unnecessary, but un
worthy of them. They are known by their fruits.
their good works testify for them. and they thrive
not by the faith Of the credulous
In all cases of Asthma, Acute and Chronic
Rheumatism, Affections Of the Bladder and Kid
lneys,
BILIOUS FEVER AND LIVER COMPLAINT
In the south and west, where these diseases pre-
vail, they will be found invaluable. Planters,
tarmeIs and others, who once these Medi-
cines, will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Chollic and Serious Looseness. Biles,
Costireness. COLDS and COUGHS, Cholic.
CONSUMPTlON-Use with great success
in this disease.
CORRUPT HUMORS DROPsEY.
DESPEPSlA.-No PEI son with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines i'm
medlately
.ERUPTIONS OF TIE SKIN.
ERYSlPELAS AND FLATULFNCY.
FEVER and AGUE.-For ibis scourge of the
Western country these medicines will be found
safe, speedy and certain remedy, Other medi-
cnies leave the system subject TO a return Of the
diseases-a cure by these medicines il permanent
Try them, be satisfied and be cured
FOULNESS OF COMPLEXIO.N. q
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Gout, Giddiness, Gravel. Headaches of every
kind, Inward Fever Infiamnatory Rheumatism,
Impure Blood, Jaundice, Loss of appetite.
LIVER COMPLAINTS
LtPROSY, LOOSENESS.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effect,
of Mercury infinitely sooner than the m ,st power -
-fal preparation Of sarsaparih.
Night Sweats, Nervous Complaints Of ali
kinds, Organic affections, Palpllation OF the
Heart, Painters Cholic.
PILES.
The original proprietor Of these medicines was
cured Of Plies of 35 years standing by the use Of
these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head side, back limbs, joints and
organs.
RHEUMATISM.
Those afflicted with this terrible disease vi
bf Of relief by the Life Medicines.
RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD
|SCURVY SALTRHEUME, Swell
LINGS.
|cCROFULt, or KINGS EVIL. in its worst
forms, Ulcers of every description.
WORMS ofali kinds are efectually expelled
by these medicines. Parents will do well 10
administer them whenever their existence is sus
pected. Relief wi be CERTAIN
THE LIFE. PILLS.
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
PURIFY THE BLOOD
And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared by
DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT.
NO S35 Broadway,
Nlofa, [Buildingl " Y
For suIe by all Druggists.