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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22
Isett & Brewster /
vs..
James hall.
Nancy ?. Hall.
Henry II SAUCE,
Francis VintOn,
Mary A. NoIt, n
Robert 4. Kicker
District Court of Muscatine
County, State Of Iowa.

and Others.
70 the above n. med Defendants: Gpit Ee
Won are hereby notified that ON the 10th day Of
II April, A, ID. 1860, lsett h Brewster tpartners)
fill their petition IN the Office of the clerk Of the
us,ri t Court of Muscatine county, Iowa. cl inning
Of the said james Hall the sum Of s., 1873 80 100
with ten Der cent in crest from April 18th, 1857,
Al money due on 9 certain promissory note TOR the
ab,ve SUM, executed BY him to oae A. o. .Patter
90 aud now belonging to said Isett Brewster.
Said nett ton also asks the for ecosure Of the ligh
Of ali Of said defendants to redeem from mort
pape executed by said James Hall and NancysP
Hail to said Patterson, to secure tn, payment Of
said promissory note upon the foil ing ssseribeo
real estats to-wit: he sout h;essl quarter 81
fe,top fifteen (1s) and the west half l}Iof the
sou,h-vest quarter Il Of section four sern [l4l.
slso seyept, acres in the Forth east gu arter A e
section twenty t27) oil in township seventy
even FIJI range mum Der tvo t2) west OF the fifth
pru,,psi meridi n--te' ererce b ing bad to the
rec rde plat Of said seventy IN the Record.
| -r,s Office VI Msscasipe county, will moro fully
| ana az large sppear-cont aiming in all thres hun-
drrd and ten acres-thc same being in Muscatine
cnupty. State of Iowa. You are further no, ,f ed
that no personal clam is m ade against any of
snid defendants except the eaid James Hali-tha, d
retu m of s.not found was nadeas lf0f said de
PENDANTS prior to the May term said court for the
year $50 that at sail Msy term, upon the pre-
tatiou ord fling Of the sfi!asit rrquirsi IN
sush eases. an order Of publication was granted
bv the JUDI of said UT. sgaiast of said d.fepd
ants heYein named. Now, therefor ,anless you sp.
near and answer 10 ssid petition OK b. furs tbl
first dsy IL the next erm Of said court u judgm III
and decree will b rendered prayed forEin d.
petition. 7a;s.a- k1CAAAN q BRO, sy
/ tsSa Soi's for Petitioners.
Massasina jane 9, 1seo-wSt-pesfss4l2 %
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16IQ

mounting 10 the aggregate to 1910 acres of corn,
which, from present appearances, will yield Is
bushels to the acre, total of 100 $50 bushels;
and 925 acres Of wheat averaging IS bushels 10 the
acre, or %, les bushels making the total amount
Of grain raised by fourteen CONT uous farmers,
1855 bushels and, allowing 40 bushels to the
load will make 1896 loads. which must all be
broughtto Muscatine for shipment. And this is
but a pittance Of what is raised for this market.
We see at once the necessity of bridging the
Cedar river An improvement 50 much needed and
so universally demanded by the people of that
section OF the country ought longer to be delayed
no, can there be any doubt but that the people Of
this city should make the proper arrangements to
have that much-needed project carried into execu-
will write more at some future time, for
l Know MORE.
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A Card.

A Card.
In view of sundry injurious reports set on footby
persons interested in rival steamboats,, as to the
safety and security Of the boilers, &C., of the Mus
catine and Fl Madison daily packet Luzerne, Capt
Deming few days since invited Cspt Ross, of st.
Louis the legally authorized inspector, to make an
examination, though he was not required by law to
submit his boat to another inspection till Septem-
Der next her present papers expiring at that time.
The following is Capt. koss' certificate:
10 achon 1t may Concern - At the request OF
Capt A. l.. Demng, have this day surveyed the
steamer Luzerne from roof to kelson, and hnd the
bottom and sides good of said steamer which have
lately been overhauisd by pcarpenter-perfectiy
sound and well fastened from stem to stern. 1
have also examined her boilers and tested their
strength with 2oolbs. hydrustatc pressure TO the
square inch with great ease and not being able to
find leak, burn or fracture about them and have
no hesitation in pronouncing said boat safe for
the trade she is engaged in any boat of her class
on the Western waters. CHARLES Ross
Ea surv. lnsp, 9Th District.
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TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA

HE BUCKEYE bias two driving wheels, which
support the whole weight Of the frame, gear
ing and driver, giving it nearly doubl the power
Of q machine which as but one driving Wheel. By
or Independently. shurt turns can co made to the
right or left, without clogging or stopping the
knives. .-- .--r #''I-
-, No COG GEARING IN THE DRIVING WHEELS.
In nearly all machines now built the cog gear.
ing Is connected with the driving wheels, as also
II the Ball Reaper, REPRESENTED rs being an i'm
proven ent over the Buckeye. This gearing in the
master wheels cannot be thrown out, and must ne
cessariIy be continual VICAR, for 1t is the main
gearing.
In the Buckeye this great evil is entirely avoided:
the driving wheels having no oogs Oh them, the
gearing is permanently a. ranged near th center
of the frame, At proper distance from Il driving
wheels, aud driving by paws ard ratchels, thus
avoiding auy tendency of being clogged by mud or
DIRT. 1u backing the gearing has no motion.
|gfct 0wE PAwLs AND RA1cHRrs.
By the use of pawis and ratchets, two gr und
wheels can be used to drive the knivea In backing
the gearing is not put in motion, Consequently the
knives do not vibrate In all arrau gements used IN
Other machines for tho purpose Of throwing them
out of gear only half of the gearing be stopped
and Consequent the most important gear must
remain in motion.
DOUBLE HINGED FINGER EAR:
The ground on which moving machines are US ed
is generally more or less uneven, therefore tho
ces"ity of having a machine that will permit the
fDger-bar to play loosely thereon indie pendent of
any other part Of the machine. The fnger-bar to
he b ckeye is attached to the frame by double
niger joint, Viii allows it to follow t. g snrface
Of the ground without being affect ed by the work.
ing Of the frame over knslls, ridges and through
hollows, r v- rrnr
Ia consequence of tho misrepresentation having
been made by the Ball Reaper, the proprietors Of
the Buckeye have deemed it a matter of necessity
70 make he above statement to show to the farm
ers tnat they havo been suffering themselves to DO
imposed upon, the Buckeye, manufac ured 1t
Canton, Ohio, by c. Aultmsn d Co., is the only
improved Buckeye Reaper and Mower msnuf.c-
,ured, and ali machines represented as the buckeye
improved not manufactured by them Is an infring.
ment upon our rights.
- O. AULTMAN l. co.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower is for sale by
JOHN NJ. GUILD, Ataiissa,
And can be seen and examined at Dom berger,
Gr,swold Co.'s warercoms, Muscatiue, Iowa.
May 25, iS60-w5v
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New Pump for Wells & Cisterns.

'NHE BUTLER PUMP no new-fanged tx
l. ture, but is a mod fc ton and improvement
of the good old fashioned wood suction pump
the best Jump ia existence
Those having old and wcrn out chain pumps
and who wish gooa pump, proof against freezing.
that will not faint the water and that will last
lifetime, will do v II call on J. g stein, Penn
~ vania House, or at Skinkle's Livery Stable
whore the pumps may be seen in operation.
X. GRAY, Agent,
Pennsylvania House, Mascatine. Iowa:
Pc. intend can, asing Muscatine Co with
he abov, nam pump this season. X. GRAY.
June 49, 1860 -1n*
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Teachers Institute.

TEACHERS INSTITUTE will comm ence in
n West LIBERTY oa Monday July 9th, 1860, to
continue in session six days. Competent Lec!ur-
ers are ex pected to b. present.
1t is hoped that every Teacher in this county.
and as many from adjoining counties as can, viii
attend. The people in West l. b1ty will extend
tbe hos ri aties of thei. homes to those wno visit
them on thi, occ aston. PER ORDER.
June 7th, 1850.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AFAMlIY NECESSITY.


The following statement speaks for stsesf ;-(sr-
tracD .In lifting the kettle from the reit caught
and scalded my hands and person very savereiy-
one haxd aim st to q crisp. The torture was IN
bearable. 1t was an awful sight. + The
Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pan al
most immediately. Il healed rapidly AID left NJ
sc,f Of account. CHAsLss FosrEs, ~ Broad
Street, Ph;ladelpAial' It is truly wonderful Al,
tisle., 1t will ,uro any case Of swelling, Burns,
Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism. For Horses
it should never be dispensed with, One Dollars
worth Of Mustang has frequently saved . valuable
horse. It cures aalas, Sprains. RiugSone. SPAWN
and Founders. Beware Of hnitat;ons. Sold IL IL
parts OF the habitablo q lobs. 5,I.
IS BARNES 1 PARK, yropsiseors, Rev York.
! Js. 23,-wlus ,sa so =. a-a .s
aDAiLAH NNIA .94as 81 r7 1@Ez fH
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Mrs. Winslow,

Mrs. Winsl0W,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has q
SCOT hing Syrup for children teethng, which great
~ facilitates the process Of teehpg, BY s,ftsnine,
the gums, reducing all Inflammation, will aiiay ali
cain, and is sure to rsgulateths bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
,sfs in all cases. Sec advertise nsns in anot her
column,
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Isett 4 Brswster,1
vs. Ia tho District Court Of Mus
Isaac K s; Mann. ea'''s County Iowa.
To Isaac K. Mann-Sr: ...
VOU are hereby motif that on the 3oth day o.
L December, A. D. Il SO. Isett Brewster
(partners) fled their petition in the office Of th
lie, Of the District Court OF Muscxtins Co., Iowa
claiueip Of ycu aad sail Joseph Blake the SUN OF
Sixty Four Dollars and Twenty. Five Gents, with
ten Der cent. interest from March 10th, 1859, H.
money due them on certain promissory note.
You are further ,tifed that writ Of attaohmen,
has been issued in said against your prppert,
-tuat on the s0th day of Decemb :, A. D. 1860, a
return Of "not found" as to you was made by the
Sheriff of said county, and that at the May term o.
said court for the year A. D. 1860, upon the pre-
sent. ton and fling Of the proper affidavit IN su'i'
cases required, order of publication was gra.
bv the Judre of said court against You Now.
ualoss y.u tpear on or b'fore the first day Of th
mex, term of said court aud answer to SAID pe;lto
a judgment will be rendered against You thereon
and your property sold to satisfy he same:
KICHM IN b BRO.
"a .Att'ys for Pi'fs.
Mus, atine, June 8. ls60-w5t-prs fee So
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river Newa.

The river was thought to be about on stand last
evening. The rise has come up to 81 feet Of
extreme high water. The river is now bank full
and running over the bottom on the opposite side
1t is falling above, however, and decline may be
expected here in very few days. a-rea-
FRSlaHrs are becoming scarce, and the river
business generally is rather dull. Wheat is now
shipped from this port to St. Louis for cents per
bushel and other articles in proportion. Passage
36 to r. VI
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Dissolution of CoDaytnershsp.

flyHE cspartnership HERETOFORE existing between
1 7. ]. LELAND Il Co, J. II. Dunning and Chas
L Palmer, in the pork packing ,iness, 10 th'
city Of Muscatine, is this day dissolved BY mutus
consent, said Palmer retiring from SAID Partner.
ship. All liabilities to b. paid and all moneys du,
I. be received BY the firm Of Leland & Co., sue
oe.sors to the old firm. TT. LELAND l. co +,
- d CHHS. L. PALMER,
II. INNING.
Mucsatine, Iowa, May 18th. I860.-dlw.w4w
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Rem oval Notice.
CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

+ AM about to remove he stock of Boots, Snoes
l. Hats, Caps, Gloves, &C., from stsre-roem No.
,76 to storo- on 1877 Second street, 2 doors south
If Green l. Stones Bank, wb, 70 will be happy t,
sac all my old customers and as many new ones Is
please to come. l will make any kind of boots or
shoes to ORDER for either ladies or gents misses
coli den. Satisfaction war; anted in ali cssss.
@-P srticulsr attention paid to repairing.
r largo portion of the stock now Oh hand
will be sol at eastern and carriage, as it must
be sold to settle the business Of thu late firm.
c u. UARMICH 4EL,
Muscatipe June 19-yltr By 8. KETCHAM.
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NOTICE

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MUscArIHE BRAHcN
OF THE TIPruN r. r Co.
~ Yoo are hereby notified to meet at the
Office Of the Secretary, in fremont Hall, on Satur
day evening next, % inst, at O'Clock, to CON-
slider measures for completing the road.
JOSEPH A. GREEN, Prcst.
john O.. Wilson. b.
10th June, 1860. r" h
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"a rFor the Journal
Halfway Robbery.


On last Saturday Q6th inst a man named Gould,
living in the vicinity Of West Liberty, being home
ward bound from Iowa City, with cargo, was
accosted the timber west Of that place, by four
men. disguised, who ordered him to hand over to
them certain portions of his goods; which very
unreasonable demand be, of course, determined to
resist, and, in token thereof drew revolver; but
being convinced by the apparition Of sundry
hickory clubs in close proximity to his head Of the
fuitlessness of such an undertaking. he quietly put
up his Weapon, whereupon his assailauts helped
themselves to such articles they seemed to be in
search Of aud having placed their plumdef ON the
ground, proceeded forthwith ina most savage
manner to beat their victims with Ratchet ON the
head Of one whisky and three lager beer kegs
the contents of which were very soon lyings'scat
tered around loose on the ground - after which
the robbers quietly retired and the injured traveller
pursued bis way rejoicing perhaps 81 ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22

N,OFIEE js hoFehy gwen thai the undersigrcd
~ has beea appontsd by tbs County Judge
sdm inistrator Of the estate Of MARTA Tumsr,
dec ID, late Of Muecatine county. All pers ms 10
debsed to said estate will make payment immedi-
stely, and all persons having elaims will Pre-
sent them within one ear, az required b. law.
.ssssl a. N. VAN PELT, Admir-.
Irn.r JS6c-V4v =
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N AR R he ID,

On June Goth, 1860. by Justice T. D. Smith. Mr.
E. ia DEMoss to Miss MARTHA ALLEN - all of
Nuscatine.
On Wednesday evening, June 18th. 1860, at the
house of Mrs. Let's, near Ononwa by Rev. J. G.
Wilson, Mr. HoRArIo p. SMALL to Miss LOUISA A.
WHIMSICAL of Grandvew township, Louisa CO.
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STATE OF Iowa. H:s; s Of sas:,d c %sss Il

STATE OF Iowa, Estate of Edward Wright
MusoA,lSs Couzrr, SAID coanty: fsa
To Annie Bersie. Philemon Bersie, Elizabeth
Shelly John n. She ~, and the heirs Of
Sarah Reed. decd, (thres in nunter, name IN
known,) Daniel Shelly, and Hannah shelly,
helrs OF Mary 81, ny, deed, and all peEso u
interested in said estate HGt
VOU are hereby notified that there il now on his
i in the office Of the County Judge Of said
county, petition Of William P. Wright, admins
tra.or Of the estate OF Ed ssrd Wright, deo'd,
ting forth that, In rendering an account OF the
assets Of said estate, there were, BY mistake and
misrepresentation, two notes included therein
amounting in the aggregate to 81 10000. which
notes we're the property Of said WIN. p. Wright,
and not the property Of So estate, and asking
that he b. allowed to withdraw taid noes, and
exclude them from tho assets Of said estate. You
are further notified that hearing will be had ID
said petition on the 2sth day of July, A.. D. 1860,
Ut 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at tLe office Of said County
Judge. -tr !, ktCHMAN BkO.,
Att'ys Tor VIM. P. Wright.
Let the foregoing Net o. be published in -ths
Weekly Journal for four weeks sue
ces.ively. EDWARD IL. THAlLk,
SO ~ County Judge.
Muscatine, June IA, lS60-~5w-pfs fees.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22

AA0AAAoA . 0O60A
The Whole World United!
SICK EOPL E, T H l. K!
EBT sAETE8 WHICH, ACT.
.b.5 You'd scarce expccs, at tnis late day,
With startling cures book to MI
Thisis the case, the million say, !
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
"a They come from hsss, and North. ard West,
Ano with glad Il Nngs the papsrs MI,
Because they are the cheapeet, safest, best,
Ana superior 70 others 10 HerrickS Plii'
From Plants, and Eiowers they're made;
81. Tho, always cure-they never kill;
Thousands now in thoir graves were laids
Wee it not for Aerrick's Pill.
Each Pill with sug. is coated Ger
= rare discovery of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herrick's Pill.
For years he's wolA.i to heal the sick,
With joy eiate his Bosom ills:
For tens IT Thousands nov rejoice
49,. Al the msgi. powers u Berrick's Pills.
~HERKICK'S MACCHLfSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have ,nunI sted the world with
eheir popularity. over 0vs million boxes are Used
annually, giving employment 70 eighty i've men
and women 70 put than up. Their cures are mum
bered by lhOusands-tneu praises ON the tongues OF
al. Citisens Of Muscasine and elsewhere, have
you ever used themf Pus up In English, Spanish,
aermau and Frsnsh directions. Large family
boxes, 81 OTIS! Five bikes for 81. sold every.
vhera.
see advert som nt on Slu cage.
r. H. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
sd States. u .r. -s..
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of . spseial Fyecu ton to me directed
ID and delivered from the Office of the Clerk Of
The District Court Of s useatine ciunty, State #
Iowa, against the lands and tenem-nss OF Abner R.
Brown, A. ~malisy, Thos Morfcrd. George Wiley
aud Christisn Hsrshe, I have levied upon s.d will
expose to sale, on Saturday, the 14:h day Of Jug,
A. D 1850, stthe Court House dsor. IN the city
Of MusSatine, TIE following described property.
to-wit: The south half Of the south-east qaart:r
Of section twenty in township seventy s1, north Of
range two vest centainins eighty acref, more sr
less-all Of which, or no mu, h thereof ~ may be
Necessary will be sold to satisfy tatd special exscu
tion In favor Of Derthold Msrck. 81, s..s +
Sale TO commen . between the hours OF nine
o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in tho sf
lernoon Of said day. ~ WIN. GORDON,
Sheriff Muscstine cousty.
Muscstine, June 18th. 1860-w4w- prs Tee IS. :.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22
EDAR RAPIDS
"oolen Fact

NNHIS Factory is now in complete order and pre-
i pared on the shortest notice I'd do all kinds
Of Cestom Work on the following tins, parable
in Cash or WOOL;
Roll Csrding, Sc per lb
- Cardins and spinning. q, l6, do
Fuiing and DR., s,ng Cloth, 25c per yard.
Mating White Flannel, 25c do
,s-e do Fntfd Clo,h, SOC do
do, safiust, thnd' g wrap 5o1 do
Wool Worked on shares,
Into Flanuei far half tho product.
do y 9th, iulied aud flashed, for two-thirde
the y. oiucts. III rl g.IE
In.c Satinet, fulicd and finished, for three-ffths
the prcducts. .uI. a. SvG ssa E
From cioan Wool the cu.tor r will have yard
Of ,;toth for Ibs;, ard # Sitinet for 2A lbs.
and vars, OF White Flannel for l2Ibs. tfsS
WOOL WANTED for Cash Or IN exchange for
m snufac,ur, d 90 d.. fts J. CLARK.
t,e ar Rapids, NAV Is, 1860 VAIN uig
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SAN FOR DIS
FAMILY
Cat harlic Pt Is !.
COMPOUNDED FROM

and pat up in GLASS
keep in any climate.
inentsry canal, q n G
are good and safe in 81
ases where q Catharth
is needed, such as De.
rangelnents Of the Ston
ach, Sieepiness, Pains
in tn. Back and Lolns,
Cestlveness, Pain ano
Soreness owes the whole
body, frem sudden GOLD,
whleh frequently, If
neglac, ed, end in . long
course Of 2ever, Loss Of
Appetite, . epi nE
SENSATION of Cold oveI
the body, Rsstlessness,
Htadacne, or weig . il
the hsad, all lnfama
tory diseases, Worms il
Children or A d q Is,
Rheumatism, . grea!
Purifier Of the Blood,
and many diseases t.
which flesh is heir to,
too numerous TO men
ton in this advertise
ment. Dose I to-.
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SAM . R ID
LIVER INVIG OR a 7 o 3


TT Is COMPOUNDED ENfAkELY FRO
/ GUMS, and has become an established fact.
standard M edi cine, TOR, and it will o
SHOWN and approved BY Liver complaints,
oil that have used it, l0us Attacks, Dysp
and is now res0rted to sla Chfonlc Disrrh'
with confidence in all e Summer. Complain
the diseases for which & Dyscntery, Drops
it Is recommended. Sour Stomach, Haiti
1t has cured thous- g Costiveness, b o
ands within the last two = Cholera, Cholera ID
years who had Civ. n up s bus, Cholera Infantu
all hopes of relief, Is q Flatulence, Jaand
the numerous unsolict- s. Female Weakness
sd certificates in mys and may be us.d 81
possession show. oessf aliy As an ordi
The dose must be- ry Family Medicine
adaut.d to the temper y 1t will cure s
amsnt of the individual A. II A y A y Il h,
.aking it, snd used IN thousands can testIf
,uch Quantities AZ to IN twenty minutes.
.ot pentiy on the bow two or three Teaspo
als. fuis are t.ken at &
Let the dictates o Increment Of attack
Jour judgment g uide All who 60 it
Won Q the use Of the giving their testimt
LIVER INVlGO r A. in ITS favor!
MIX WAFER IN TIE MOUTH WITH T.
lNVINORAlOR, AND SWa LLOW BOTH
uEIHER.
Price one Dollar per Bottle,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22

Pure Vegetable extracts,
CASES. air tight, ana VII
The Family Catasr-
tic PILL il q gentle but
active Catnartio which
he PROPRIETOR has uAet j..
n his practice for more q
than twenty years. -
The constantly in
crossing demand from II
tuose who have long II
used the P l L L S A
snd the satisfaction -
which all express in re-
gard to their use has in .
:luced me to place them =.
within the reach of all. e
The profession we'll a.
know that different Co
thartics act on different y
portions of the bowels. Z
The FAMILY O A
THARTIC PILL has, =
with due reference to-
this we'll Established 8
fact, been compounded 8
from . variety Of the
purest Vegetable Ex-
tfscts, which act alike
ON every Part CT the al
PRICE THR.
The Liver Invsgsrator
Pills are retailed by Drug
Wholesale by the Trade in
Is ,. T. W.
Manufac.
C)et. Is: 335 B