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Prince Imperial Champagne


Sold by all respectable Dealers throughout
the Country.
VNHIS fine brand OF Champagne, which until the
past wear was confined exclusively 10 the best ia
bIes of the Continent of Europe, has now obtained
the most unbounded SUCCESS and popularity in this
country II is recommended BY some of the first
Physicians of the city OF New York, over all other
Wines on account of its extreme purity and delca-
ey and those wSo once try 1t rarely use any other
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous, and constantly increasing. Our arrange
ments are such as the quality of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard. The
Prince Imperial is imported solely by Us, we beng
the sole Agents of Messrs. De VENoGE x Co., in this
country EV. HAUGHWOCT * co.
Nos. 4ss 400 and 4e2 Broadway, New York.
Sold II Nashville by NJ. & E. F. CHEATiiAM.
Corner of Church and College SITS.
uIar9-3md
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Sundries! Sundries.

XTOC can find at all times at store, all kinds
i of Groceries, such Sugars, Coffee, Molasses,
SyFups, &C., &c, &c.
mar2e-tr CHURCH ANDERSON X co.
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Ladies Promenade Suits.

We open this day second Invoice Of fril
Suits fog Ladies'. Made up.
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Ribbons and Trimmings.

French Bonuet Ribbons, every style.
Paris sash Z tBous. elegant.
yelye. Ribbons, full selvages.
CAP Eihhons-
Fun Mourning Ribbons.
Fringe. inr Nautilias aad Dresses.
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Tart Tar!

w f have just resolved large lot Of TAR, and
w are offering it at the lowest figure
mar2Q-tf CHURCH ANDERSON < co.
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n. n A MONTH AND ALI. EXPENSES PAID
sDe)U An agent IS wanted In every town and conn
~ in the United States, to engage In respectable
aud easy bu siness by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars ad-
stamp. .sbH-zsN5u
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miscellaneous.
Hungarian Grass Seed.

VIZ have on hand a large quantity of the best
w Hungarian Grass Seed, which selling
low CHURCH ANDERSON < CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11
The BarthoIf Sewing Machines

A RE warranted for four years; by a responsible
n Company, No. IS, College street, opposite
Sewanee House.
apriH7
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One Grand Prize of 500, 00eI
NAAhLh ONE PniLt 10 EVERY 2 TICKETS!
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters So

Certificates Of Packages in the above scheme will Be
sold At the following rates, which is the risk.
Ceri;fca,e Of Package Of % whole Tickets sass GO
. % &C half I4o so
' 20 quarter IA IS
20 eighth 81 81
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MgDAAI-.
b rRlF r II BIZ OsO -
MoTTArs
VeGeta BILE Life Pills
III G NIX RlTTERS

tn. high nad asSviss celebrity Wick .sm.ss
Pre-emncnt Medicines have acquired for their
. - efficacy in all the diseases which
tney profess to cure, hos rendered the usual
Pr@sMse Of putting not only unnecessary, bnt
unworthy of them. They ire known by their
Mn,ts ;sthplr eoed wprkei testify for tie;n, and
my TX l AI na2ftySte t.ithSf the cTe@ulSqs
1l!.es., Ei"< <r<rs and I:eer "om. s;a:n'+
In the South and West. whore these disvase,
prevail. they v i'll lie found Invaluable Plant
ers; Farmers, md .osierys who once usc .thess,
sicd''incs. will never afterwards be without
them. o"'
.I1v AZ. ps,a., I No person with this Distress
ING ''ise"sc shout! cclay using these medicines
' ~ k'v:tt ~ IT,: !>'i". Egsi4las.
! ftat"'+n.y. :*erer md -lgue. For this s,.ourge
OF tie Western country these medicines will he
:o"nd .nto. speedy. and certain remedy. 9th
er medicines leave the system subject to re
turn 81 the :isease qat cnre7byethose medicines
81 q PERI .'ent. IRr 7HEx' p s47lsr,sD, AND
M''rc!ria' Di$ca<"~.-Never fails to Grad
|s !. sseshaI th*a s1aost powerful prepara-
ton Of Sarsaparilla.
.ss t sfztt 1,, s...: :s ys., As.srs:
t'n + tAs l6a't,t Point r's, Ch M.ale,in staeg
t,:':>'-The original proprietor Of these
medicines was cured OF Piles Of 81, wears stand
ing by the nse Of tfiase Lite Medicines alone.
Warns .: all Kinds are effactuu:ly expelled
ny these Medicines. Parents will do we'll to
administer them whenever, tleirs ext tencc ,is
suspected. He'ief will lie certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BlTTEHs
Purity the blood. and TINS remove all .liseas.
from rom, the system. 4 single trial will place the
ItVE HL1SAn! PUENlXR beyond
tke Sstscs'"t ebfsion 1n.tha Sstiinntion Of
every patient. ~ Solibv
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Pc 4 EEES ON'S M Yin Z:
The best and cheapest in the wurld for Ladies.

This popular monthly will b. srst'y; i'm
proved to' 1860. 1t has cir. ,rlatsdM - nearly
l)'.opo: or ten tines much any other
two dollar Magazine. :ltcpntpin. nearly Loo"
pages Of donble csh'mn reatiihg matter yearly
from % to 81 Steel P atcs and about >Ov " ood
Ensravines; :pr""portionate'y. more than Any
newspapers. very generally pronounce II SUI
persor in many respects to the three dollar
Mag"zncs. Subscribe for it. and
r., a ::::':, !: %5;6,*xss,ssa :.
be tho best published nywhcrs. The editor.
" Mary DeTwcnt. ~. Fashion ind Famine:'
and Charles J. Peterson, author Of :. The Old
Stone Mansion" .. Kate Ayles ord" etc ETC..
assisted by som: Of the most popular male and
female writer's Of America. Hhore vii L b
gwen in 1860. several
THRlLLlNG COPYRIGHT, NOYELETS
Equal in merit. ut least. to those tor which
this Magazine has already attai ned such celeb
rity. and SUPER or to those to be found any
where else.
xo nas % sss" .s 3; Fl; Ell :f, ss
Steel Engravings: its
cQ4.OlsED FASHION PLATES
In advance: !. its-colorcd Patterns in Embroi
derry the Work. Table Department; Original
Cookbook piece Of new sands faehienAbls
music every month. Also, hints for. the, Toi;
letts. Etiquette. ard all matters interesting "a
Lnt.ios. Try II FOR ONE YBAR. W : III
rER ,h ADVANCE Il Il. q. {
One Copytvronc ycaf! - (. ,. -. !.1ss ot
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Three, Five. Eight, Twelve, or Sixteen Cop.
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CHI ARIES J. PETERSON.
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MlSGELLANEOUS!o
so 600 COPIES ALREADY SOLD:
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MISCELLANEOUS. =

A DVERTISE, ADvERTlsE, ADVERTISE
"A IT il ttuth. ani vssssIl y dadttGl Ii tiis
ago, that no man in aNy business can be sue
cessful unless be slvertisss libcrally,- and
makes himseif and i,is business known To- the
people. If aaybod! il no foolish IS to doubt
and look around him look at his neighbors
in bueincss-Hark the merchant who il con-
tins ny pcegfed n waking ahi,prelfs kAowl Y
who takes advantage Of that great ruler O.
public opinion, tho Press, to render himself
popular and his adv amta9ea for; doing business
Public-whoso name md location arc reen in
hunnrcds Of newspapers and on Thousands Of
eards, iftss de-: khosa vide, Sw61t~ roE.
~ 10 continually gaining him nosorissy.-
Compare him with that SLOW .R0-nO-gO old
cNrmudgeon. who never ssw his namo in print.
except perhapa on tho list Of petit jurors and
who sta behind his daAty leAk. IN tho, dusty
to.'ess. like an old bottIs-bollisd spider, who
has built his wob in an obscure corner Of .
di!apidatcd emoke houss. and sits watching
aud waiting in vain for Aies. Mark tho dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes, orname1,ted once in while By y
piece Of blue drilling or rnsty calico; but
mach oftener proving resting place for u
crowd Of lazy lonnging loaters. who always
resort to tho store OF y man who does not al
vertisc. because they know there il no danger
Of bein9 distur BED by customcrs. SEQ the sd-
vertlaing merchant! Ito becomes acquainted
with everybody, builds ny q large business
gets rich before he is too old 70 eIjoy riches
snd retires, leaving q largo and remunerative
business to his sons and faithful clerks; while
he enlovs him.elf AMI his wealth, the honored
leader Of every prograseivSsmo vsment. tho
digniAeds president Of :ery society and
association. and perhaps the incumbent Of the
most honorable and rearoasibls Offices in the
Etate Z i IL = tN: $f Z ! e 81 T~grst 81 ?.
Sec again your uon- adv crtscr, who foolishly
thinks people never read the advertiseme.. It
column of . newspaper him, We say
drcnine out ono iorrtwosyasrs Of dull business
in aplace, always planning OF hard times.
and never making larger salc than y pound
Of candies o, o bur Of tosp. and then. moving
70 some other town. s. ONE better business
point" and moetingwith the same rs,ult there:
again removing, and 20 Smoothing aheut. from,
pillar to post, like Eve cent travelling mcn-
agerie, whose whole establishment consists Of
. haltIstarved possu,n And axore- aAedcoon,
. bob tailed monkey AMI = sQuint-eyed wild
cat AMI so 60 on till he die~, moilrnsd by
no one, and only remembered u; 4 .;relic II
bsrbarism." Look ro.nd You, enun,erate the
merchants OF your acquaintnnco, and sc If
this il not 90. People ,w0n't trade with a man
that don't advertise, bocaCae they don't gen.
orally know him and besides, they know tina.
. man who IS not Contemplating enough to q l.
vcrtsse, can't afford to reu sscheap,ss his more
active competitors, that do ="
Then advertise.
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w STERN WO RI d.
Insurance E. Trust COmDany.

Office. Nos s42 and IA South Water Steeet
Chicago Illinois. Capital S $50 900:
! Board ct Directors Kendall: Geo. II.
Ilazeiton. AMI Eenc,lict.@ Hon. L, S. Church.
Chas. II. Abbott. Geo. II. Hazelton. President,
Cha*. Il. Abbott. Treas, Aired E4wasds Sec.
Of the above Company fo:n Red Wing and
vicinity. we are prepared to receive appiica-
ticns Tor Insurance in thesantes-
100: me Brown u Betche1 Agents.
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NOT1CE.1T
~ Notice is hereby given that will prose-
persons that may casshs st&tig haysnr, -ti,p-
Der on my lands on Hay Creek, IN u Of the
80 g IS rs e tn " s sissc1D 1 ~:
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I q A Y " y -
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8. + L E p D P r E n III NJ
~ FOR
Getting up Gibbs for 1890.

~ To every person getting MP Club for
1850, for Pcterson's Magazine. the Proprietor
will sspd -pest,psiA, q splendid LADY'Sy Al
BUM, ifiasefated With Steel Rsers tisks aid
bound in morocco, gilt, or, if preferred, TWO
MAGNIFICENT MEZZOT1NTS Of NIAGARA
FALLS, each II inches by 25. and Of a size,
therefore, for framing: one representing the
american eide .asd Tie 61hsr, fEDyCI6l Or
ifor>a=.hos Sidl. y NJ adsh hbertf OIL. Ave
evor boon mxtlc before. N. B.-Alwnys say
which Of the pre,ni..ns Is preferred. 81
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SILVER WATCH GUARANTEED TO
y EVERY CLUB OF TWENTY. m
GIFTS! .GIFTS.! sGiFTS!!!
Il I95 O,OO0!x -
IA Il ENTS w ANTED.
Pan stamp for our Catalogue OF Choice Gifs..
! no EVEN susscR,szn TO TIE ~ y :.
NEW YORK .WAYERLl
-lJ5& WE sEND 4 RICH GIFT; ...,..-.r
varjing in value from 50 cents 70 $500
" Each GIFT 10 cent a. soor a. the Sub.
OF sseription money 70 ~reeeifsd. ar1o
SUBSCRIPTIONS, EACH, $500. r
For which We send the best Family Paper nov
published; and q Rich GIFT = Send money in
Isgistersd letters, with your own name and
post ONCE address on IN envelope: encleseds to
are unsQualed, and consist Of ,r
msJ.in NJ innesotn!
.sqs4r ,.n7 40 Acres each. $500,
SILVER rLArE-Tes sssta and Frui. Trays
42S TO- $50. g. i--ret sgmam, sq-..rfs r.. r, 80
GOLD AND SILVER wAToBIs-Lover, Anchol
and Lspine, $40 to 500. -...s
ss~,xo xAcH1xzs~$2b To- SO, ,sv,., - =,
LADIES' FURs, AND PIANos-Fr0m 8 1850
and S300,aJ 'zaiis,I-Ya,137,s. 49,, ~ -,
SPLENDID. .sEwELEy-Laiies', Cameo and
Mo.aicsS Sets, Pins and Ear Drops. 49, -,
yxENcH GILT clocks-$50 to 500 each,
And . great variety 81 Shirt Studs; Sleev,
R,,ttons - Nsit Fins; Bosom Pima: Watch
Gha;ns; Gunrd Slides; Finger Kines !; and il
Of Jewslss manufactured. Also, the
,CN5 N.lt- ~ Ill LII Ay-'>a-t
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RAILROADS..
ar:,e:xg RAILROADS. a. o. IL n
1859. i44 = 1859,
9 E AS O N OF 1859. g
Tn Ee9I yla { -ststE .at
L" Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad

WITH ITS CONNECTIONS, 3Iaoi
Form. tie shortest, quickest. and only Direct
7 Toledo: Pittsbnreh. Nea York.
49,. Boston, and gil points
- . East and South. 80
Two Kxpre.. Train. daily SUNDAYS except
sd.) leave ~ Crosse oa Tho arrival Of In
morning and evening boats rom st. Paul con-
Meeting ut Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers. and trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Companys Steamers
Milwaukee. Itasca and Ocean Wave. leave St.
Paul every morning. saturdays exceptcd. !
connecting at La Crosse with the 1915 A. N.
Train.
Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
waukee At $50 same morning. SC ven hours and
thirty ninn.es in advance OF the Prairie du
Chen Route: AMI 1T Chicago at 3. Is same ~
tcrnoon. four hours and thirty minutes IN ad :
vance Of anv other route!! :.
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle. North
ern Light. Northern Belle and Golden Era
3esve ~. rsai every AFTERNOON. connecting ct
LII Crosse, With the A. n. train next morn
ing.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau
kee at $50 P. ~. eighteen hour. in advance q.
the Prairie au CHEN route, and in Chicago. At
s 45same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF AEL
..H4:" OTHER ROUTES. r
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents of
the Prairie du CHEN route, claiming thut the
distance by the, La Crosse route il only nine
miles less 70 CT icagh than by the Prairie du
Chen route. as they are false. and only m.de
to deceive the travelling plblic.
The facts are that the La Crcs e route to
MEwaukee u 81 miles the shortest. and to
Chicago. ia 80 miles the shortest, and "a miles
less River Travel. il5 @'7 .LG0
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS Low AS BIZ ANY
: aa :sa u OTHER ROUTE.
Baggage checked from La Crosse to
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York. - -. s@ai.
- No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee or
Ch:.ago. l!Hi.-.- :" Er-a. r-A 80 81
~ Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and by
n other. =, s.sa 'sv= .-saT =.
wsAEE"1NG CARS are run in. snetr.in
eavin4 La Crosse at 12.O5 A. NJ
~ Tickets for sale by la~ =
."71 81 r. MEsEROLE 4 McLAREN, ~
IN - - Agents at Red Wing. -
&c. GEORGE. Local Agent. St. Psul "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ira Yelling Agent.
III. s'I 7tHat -s-A W. W. WI SON,
Gen. n. w. Agent.
May 20, '5s: l47tf
. . 'L-.a -t|r. eel. - .
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It Tells You

The work iswtittenih plain LANGUAGE. free
stood. whiis ;ts;sinPie sscipos may soon save
you many times the ooatp Of the book, L is
printed in . clear and open " Pc; X ILLUSTRATED
with apfrepriate enerayings: md viii 10 for
warded TO yonr address, neatly Honnd and
postage paid. on receipt Of 500 ! ! - =
$1,000 A YEAR can be made by enter
prieinR men ,everywher6, ID selling the above
work. % onr Inducements ~ allsueh are .vSry
liberal.G %i 30 u 4 j0is3 32.a . I'd e.. Z
For single copies q the Book. or for torn. "a
agents. With sosASE enthusiastically to OF
sddre's ,,.,JoHNE: POI LxRsrahs:hsr: -.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE!
TIlIIF hae first rate Steam Engine
81. nfthlrtyhrss @0&6. x'liIA b yMle)l Ion
very .heral termsn application he made se"h
WIN. FREEBORN.2
Red Wing, March 80, 1855. estf
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4 LlQHOL. Camph ne: Burning Fluid Lard
"a a1 r hale Oil. e be fonhi ut ~ 80 = - ."
'1s+''i KELLOGG rRuo SroIE.
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IrHEoLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE
ORTIZ. WEST TO CHICAGO. BOSTON.
:. NEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS,
ST.. LOUIS, MEMPHIS,
AND ALL PARTS OF THE FAST AND SOUTH.
.~.a ., Via DUNLElTH and q. =
Illinois Central Rail Road.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave Dunleith on arrival Of Steamers from
st. Paul and intermediate points.
1916 4. N. ARRIVING at Chicago 1T 5. PM
49,: Futon 3.45 p. NJ. Burlington
6.55 r. NJ, Quincy $50 P. ~,
St. Louis LOO \. NJ. Teere HATTIE
2.5' A. NJ. Indianapolis 5.25
5. A. NJ, Cincinnati l'.i5 A. NJ.
Cairo 1885 A. NJ. Memphis 81
:.r ..7-o3 h'urs. New Orleans 81 hours,
..r.t.r Ia Buffalo 3lk hours. New Yorl:
~ hours, and Boston 50 hours
from Dunleith. -a-
$50 r. NJ. ARRIVING ut Chicago 500 am.
Rock Island g. IS u, m. BarIine-
ii. r %. l. ton sos a. 6, Quincy "a" q. m.
st. Louis ;;.30l,s H.. Terre i;uurc
400 y. m. indianapolis TOO
.r.ai p. M, Cincinnati 1I.45 T.. IN.
-.gu. -. Cairo 1885 =. NJ. Memphis 81
| hours, New Orleans 50 hours.
b'lfalo 3lX hours. New ! ork
| 4>A hours. and Boston 5"111
hours from DunIeith. -
TIM E from RED WI q to ST. LOUIS
~. r,.t,r -, 4,HOURS. ''%@I
ELEGANT s l.EEPING CARS
=; Attached to all Night trains.
~ Passengers for St. Louis and intermediate
/ j" points will save from three to four days
~, in time over the river route! -
BAouAaE CHEcKEn N ALL IMPORTANT
49,. =: ,.n.- Po1Nrs.
Tho completion Of tie Railroad Line from
Cairo South. o1fcrxan all fuil route unrivslled
in l.oire 0; time 10 Memphis, Vicksburgh and
New Orleans. s;I 13,raag
FARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
FIR THROUGH TICKETS
Apply at the office Of Mes~rle & Mc1.aren on
the levce ut Rcd Wing. and at al important
points on the river; also ut tue Office ~ Dun
feith. fzriay.
w. p. JOHNSON, Il .s'a :.ii'r
M a., Gen'l Ia senger, Agent, Chicago.
n:sras A. PRATT, .g:7" 4 ls:..5-.
- sriral Genl Western Agent. III .1.. ...,-.
81 aa w. r.. ARTHUR, *-Ht
2ostt t'en'l Superintendent, Chicago. i
THE OLD ESTABLISH HE'D
. .,.. ROUTE TO THE EAST! g:ae'sE
via Dnnleith and Illinois Central and Galen.
,ii.lf.4.t and Chicago Railroad 81 a.tz
Trainf leave Duuleitb morning and evening
upon arrival Of the Railroad Packet
5di g6t from St. Paul, running ,hro' "a,
HANGE CARS
Making direct connections with all of thu
Z Eastern lines for Detroit. Toronto Alba
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York, 10
sHG Buffalo, niagara Falls. Boston, .
And ell cities and towns throughout the Eas
~, -, and the Canadas. ~ fa,.s o<i 40
ELE GA NTqS SLEEPING CA Rs
Are run upon all Night Trains. an. advantage
not en)oyea by any competing route.
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunleith te
sEagl all points East. - aags
PASSENGERS wishing 20 90 through withou,
.5r,a:d r, delay, should purchase =.
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLEITH
gu Fare ~ low ae by any First Class Route.
For Through Tickets and inf rmation. appl,
tthe Union Railroad and Steamboat
.2Gdg Ticket Offices.
las 20 Up: s.gGGODwrN,
W. JOHNSON r Gen'lW est'n Agent
Gen'l Pass Agent; Chicago: =
Ticket Alentr. Red Wing, nextAdo to Ne
tropoIitan Hotsl..nd 1850 @ 7az3e y9cL5 aa. ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-07-25

Ieits Iou Gl1ewto attend ,tpon tho sick
and how to cook or them
how to prepare Poultices
Drinks; &C., and how "a
guard against infection from
ncss Contagious Diseases.
Tells 1ou leOf the various diseases q
Children. and gives tho bes,
and simplest mode Of treat
>,-.,s-,-s,,, mont during Teething Con-
: ''H FSt Dc vulsienaT NWhoofhk Coual,
Vaccination. Measles. &c:
s@eus ~ on The syraPtoms OF. Group. In
fantum. Cholera. Collie. Dia-
- = srhoa, Worms. Seallpl lie. d
s..,.y u..r Ringworm, Chicken Pox. &c
~ 80 -. and Eivee you ths' best RENE
=. Liz aies FOR their cure.aI 1ctsa,
Tells You The symptoms 81 ;fsv.r snd
$50 Aauei and Bilious, fellow
TyPhus. Scarlot and othe,
FeYsi& and igfvSs youg the
.-.-,. ...s,.,. best and simplest remedied
80. L..s..2s- Tor thSircufe. sisrsbcu 81.
Tells You This sym ptomS Of sIhduon.as
:. ). .,A.l.:" &c 'Consumptioh: Dropsy. t3out
.t.as t'I7a1e' 'DyspepeiA "A sthmi., tRh1euy
4tIs o 3sZ%g So n1Atssms Lnsnbaao, III ysips-
Oh s't@'S' Efs' lass &C.. sndt give. you tbs
best renedies for theirscmrs
J Tells You The JJey mptoms of Choler,
Morbus. Malignant Cholera
,bro a. Small rpx, Cramp. Dysente-
~. Diseascs 81 Tho :Blsd,Iers
Kidneys and. ttverx 0u1st1s
beetJansdisellF their cure.
J TSl1sfY oass fhe symptoms Of Pleurisy
qsssg .so4s aMamps, ,Nenraleia. Paraly
,EEgg9y ;eis Apop1exy. the varjon.
:, BEL Diseases. Of tho Throat, En-
----.- an. Eye, Teeth, and the
best remedies for their cure
Tells You The symptoms 81 Epiieps{
@gyss 1aHntNceszEiles,. Diseases I
he lIenrt. Rip ufe. Hemorr.
i5;Si$ re 1.1o fiare. Venereal biseaaer .ana
Ifydrophol.ia. and gives the
HOY iss % Il best remedies for their cure
r's .a ss; :, s;isgs; It. ,r ,n.;
Bones and Dislocatione: Fes
yer Sores. Sprains, Lac ixw
81 80 %F-S$ 50: white aG6wellings, Ulcers
Whitlows. Boils. Scurvy
Burns and s.rofala.r
/ Tells You Of the VARIOUS seasei pecu
lar 70 Women aud gives tn
hr5 Ella -bestT sud Fsinplest remedies
fol. their cure, together Will
III liza 10 rnsMy valuable hints FIR tn
Sriw 5a2ressryetionso of the health.