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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

In The Friends meeting at Springdale on the
18th ult., IRA J.. Spencer, Of Cover township, to
MARTHA f. PEARSON of ~prngdale tip.
At the residence of Mr.. Vim. Neal near No.
line, ILL.,, on Tuesday evening, October LIST, 1861
BY Rev. W. C.. Russell, Mr.. JosEPH NJ GRAHAM
Of pedee, Iowa, to Miss ANN ELIZA NEAL, of vii.
Transport, Nd.
In Cover township, September 18th, 1891 by
F. c. Galbieath, esq; Mr.. LEVI 7. McDoAALI
TO Miss MARY RICHARDS; all Of this county.
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dry, and now many of them present a

dry. and now many Of them present a
respectable appearance as stands covered
with tropical vegetation The cocoa.
palm and mangrove, both cN'hca witt
tn" richest foliage, five r, AR ably
well These islands are pmeti.l.s G ed
Dry Tortugas. Gard>u Key, 50 CT ipd
was selected some thirteen wears go as
the best point for governmcn, naval de
Pot. 1t is an island OF / Vi, thrtern
acres. Fort Jefferson c'milvt'v covers
1t. When completed the work will mount
900 guns. Within, what with the liow-
erirg trees and shrubs. tie cottages aud
Workshops, and the fine large brick h'arl;
Tor officers quarters, the place has quite
cheerful and village lik" oppcarancc.-
The simeon aud veucmvus ,,n;ije' story
is all myth. 1t is con>:lttcd one ii
the most healthy localities co tie . ole.
Lieut.. Morton, L, s. \, Of the cucj-
neers, is now in charge, rul Is driving
on the work rapidly. Fortunately for
him, N" government has scat there some
two hundred of the mutiuoU~ volunteers.
He will now be able t. 1t an extra
amount of work done without uHdue'v
encroachng upon his appropriation The
place has been thoroughly -arri>uncd.
and is now strong enough to resist any
thing this side Of the Atlantic.'
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BRlDGEs.-As it is probable that thu

proposition to appropriate the swamp
land for the purpose of building bridges
has carried in this county, and as there
is abou. $3.50 uow in the treasury, be-
longing to that fund, We hope the Board
of Supervisors will make an approrria.
ton for the purpose of building bridge
over Sugar creek, near j. Leiths Other
bridges may be needed but none are o.
80 pressing importance as that,
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\ change has been made in the ten
cent pieces that bear date this year, from
those heretofore coined The figure of
Liberty, instead of being surrounded bv
stars, is encirclcd by the words "United
States of America" which formerly was
placed on the reverse of the piece.
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rsa-Capt. Mc!.oncy's company Of in
tanny was mustered in yesterday at
Camp Mcclellan. Seven companies of
the 18th Infantry have been mustered
in, and there are two other companies in
camp nearly full-Dae. Ga.. 7h inst
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The Nos. ! and ? Machines are OF great capac-
ity and application for manu!ac turing purposes.
Dur No. Machines are especially adapted to
all kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work. in
carriage trimming, boot and shoe making har-
hess making, etc, etc. rhey OF extra size,
with a. a,M long enough to take under it and
e''tch the largest sized dashcs. There is scarce
y s"y part OF trimmers stitching that caunt,
lie letter Cone with them than by hand so TOO
the saving Of time and labor is very great The
talae Of these machines is n inches long and the
shuttle will hold six times the US al quantity of
thread The large machines work fast Is
s:aall lnes.
We would ask for our Letter A Machines, the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress MAX
ers, and all those tho want Machines for Il ght
manufacturing purposes. They embsdy the prin-
cipes Of the standard machines. making Ike
them, the interlocked stitch, and are dcsl,se 10
lie rs celebrated for Family Sewing and light
manufacturing pnrposes as our standard ma
chimes are for manufacturing purposes in gen
srsl
Ne have always on hand. Hcmming Gua-cs,
SILK Twist, Linen and cotton Thread, on 81 oJis.
best Machine Oil in bottle, etc. etc.
We manufacture our own needles, and would
warn MI pefs1ns using our mach iats not to huv
an! others We know that there are needles sold
OF the most inferior quality. & higher prices
than We charge for our best. The needles soll
by Ms are manufactured expressly for our ma
chimes. 4 bad needle may render the best ma
chine almost useless
Our customers may rest assured that all our
Vranch Ofkccs are furnished with the genuine
sr,icle.'
In case Of small purchases. the money may he
sent In postage stamps, or bank notes.
:f~ Correspondents will please write their
names distinctly. 1t is oil important that We
should. IN each case, know the post-orice county
aud State.
%All persons requiring information about
sewing Machines, their siZes, prices. working
capacities, and the best methods of purchasin Z,
can obtain It by sendngsto liz, or any OF our
branch Offices for copy Of A. !.
1. n. SINGER 4 co.'s GAZETTE,
Which 10 beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely dc.
'o:ed'to the subject. 1t will be sent gratis.
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TIPTON POST.OFF!CE.
Open from to ~ O'Clock 4. N. and from
7P. NJ. On Sundays from II NJ. to l p. u.

T. NJ. On Sundays from | 2 NJ. to l p. u.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, at p. NJ
Sundays, i. NJ.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays; clos,s at z. II. the night
PR. vious.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
9 4. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
=. NJ.
De Witt nail Fridays, closes at p. NJ.
Red Oak mail Tuesdays and Saturdays at 5 AN.
Anamosa mail Sundays at 5 p. ~
All drop letters must he prepaid with stamps
at the rate Of one cent each.
s. S. DANIELS, p. NJ.
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Their AGES ten, Mcclellan is not
yet SO Gen. Fremont is under IS; Gen.
Lyon was about A Gen. Butler is 43 ;
Gen. Banks is A and Gen Mcdowell
is about 40.
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APPRENTICE WANTED. A good boy,
about seventeen years old, sprightly and
with fair education, can find good
chance to learn the printers trade by
calling at this Office.
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~ Show as a Newspaper rhose columns are at
all times rrouded ,eih neao Adrertisements end ue
mW sIou goa community aiire 10Th business and
enterprise. The age is moring one. A man that
stands in hese"iatter days riN ~ short time find
himself behind his competitors. ~
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EI At the bogus Union meeting"
on last Saturday, a letter was read from
Hon. j. ?. Cook, in which he called
Gov. kirkwood wooden headed Gov
ernor." John T. must have felt bad
when he wrote ttus-wonder if he wont
feel worse when he hears the result of
the election in the State and particularly
in "Old Cedar?
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Mr. Terry
of Muscatine, will be in Upton on Mon,
day the l4th inst. and during the week.
Please favor him with an early call.
Room at the postotlice building,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

PETERSON S MAGAZINE for November
is on our table Good as Petcrson's has
heretofore been, it is to have new fea-
lures for the future. A piece of new
music will be given in each number, as
well as the usual number of cngravinrs,
patterns, etc. Mrs. Stephens, G. j.
Peterson, Carry Stanley, and Frank Lee
Benedict will each give noveet during
the coming year. Now is good time to
make up clubs for 1862. Terms 81 a
year end less to clubs. Specimen copies
will be sent free if requested. Address
c. j. Peterson, SOC Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
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Though the clouds rear their battle
ments in the sky, they are easily carried
by storm.
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Stoves As the time for buypg new

OIONES AS the time Tor DuVing new
stoves is near at hand, it is important to
know where to get the best, as the best
Is the cheapest in the long run, to say
nothing about the convenience of having
everything handy and right Brownell
of Muscatine, has the larges, aud best
assortment in this part of the State. He
has all sorts, but the ,best of all is ?. p.
Stuart's summer and winter air-tight
cooking stove. 1t is the most complete
and perfect stove yet Invented aud is
made of the very best material. We
have used Stuars stoves for fourteen
years and know whereof VIC affirm -
Judge Tuthill, A. Holtslanier. A. Gil
bert, C Swetand and others here, have
them now i'll use and can indorse our
statements. BY all means give Mr..
Brownell call and judge for yourselves,
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nR- Why is it that the Office of the
Adoertiser was kept locked on Thursday?
There is something wrong. Look out
for another batch of falsehoods. - Cedor
Democrat
Was you hurt neighbor? While you
was wondering what would be in the Adj
certiser the paper was being read in the
remotest corners of the county. We
heard on Wednesday that the Democrat
was to be kept back till after they saw
the advertiser, and We let them work at
it. We thought it would trouble Cur
neighbor and so we locked the door
The trick didn't work that time.
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fJ- We are glad to hear that our
friend j j. Wright has been re. ele.tcd
Supervisor from C"ss township, by 10
majority. Gas. elected the whole Re
publican township ticket.
PUBLIC SALE j Huber, Esq will
sell at public sale at his residence in this
township, on Saturday the 10Th inst a
large lot of hors,s, cattle and hogs. See
advertisement
n. Ii. TULLoss, D. b. S will be ia
Upton on Monday the 18th inst. aud re-
main through the week. All who wish
auy dental work done should Dear this in
mind and be on hand 10 season. as it will
be some time before anoihcr such orpJr,
tun!ty will offer.
nI.. The President of our School
Board should be interested in Obtaining
all the funds that btlopg to the school
district. viii he tell the people Of the
district what has become Of the $500 ur
500 Of tax that was returned to the
Treasurer willie II C. Piatt Was Cvuntv
Treasurer
E~That was great victory the Tn
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NEW MILITARY NAp.-We have re-
ceived from the publisher, Jas. 7, Lloyd,
l64 Broadway, New York, his new
"Military Map and Gazetteer the South.
ern Country The first issue was not
what it should have been, and now entire
new plates have been engraved SO that it
is beautiful and reliable map The
price is 80 cents colored in States, and
60 cents colored in counties. Every
man should have one by him when he
reads the war news. Send as above
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Es1g- See Alvertis cmnnt 0! Professor
VI Gods Hair Restorative
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Wilton MARKET.

Corrected weekly ty i.BA,tiN, dealer in Pro.
duce, pryGoods Gtc.
NuroS. Iowa. Oct. J. leci.
Wheat sa155c. Cp.a, sn,lISd. &c. g.. Toe.
Barley, DC. Butter j.. Eggs T. Nans u.
Shoulders Zoe per Ii" WAi,e FISH. :! per !bbi
White Belus. use.
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SfmEer's Letter A Machine,

Il the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
poses: Price. with hemmer.) and
beautifully ol uaneuted, $50.
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BLA NKS---We can now furnish all
who may desire with Blankso Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of the most
approved forms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
Edgefeld Female College

THNHE Exercises Of this Institution will COM
u mence again on Monday the 10th inst.
The Teachers will bc the same as heretofore,
with the exception Of Mr.. ROBERT j. GWALT
NEY, whose place will be supplied by his sister,
Miss MATTE GWALTNEY. No Teacher has
yet been employed in the Department of Music;
but, should the number of Pupils Justify, tho
services of one W; be Immediately engaged.
Patrons are assured that the School, rs long as
kept up, will be conducted Us efficiently as here
tofure There is every reason why, at this time,
our Female School should 60 on as usual. This
can be done even though many OF US still are
called to arms. We have number of Southern
Ladies, not now employed, who are fully qualified
TO mike good Teachers. Let such enter our Fc-
male Schools; aud. if need be, take the entire
charge Of them The day has come when the
South must ctlucae more thoroughly her daugh-
tcrs. We want no more Teachers from the North.
The struggle is for Social no less than Political
Independence The one. 10y the help of God, Wc
can CONQUER with the sword; tho other, VIC must
accomplish by sclf-relapce, intelligence md rir-
tue. Parents many Of your brave sons and
brothers are in our Army, to remain we know not
how long. Educate, then, your daughters, that
they may in turn educate the next generation.
For information refer to Catalogue, which will
be sent upon application.
JOHN r. GWALTNEY,
Edgefield c. H., S. c.
Sept u ."
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Affairs i'm Eastern Virginia.

WASHSG-oS, Sept. "A careful snl extended
observation on the Virginia Siile Of the Potomac,
discovered new and formidable battery com
manciing the Leesburs turnpike, seven miles from
the Chain Bridge.
The telling oftrecs by the Confe,lcrates exposed
the battery to view at day break.
The Federal pickets advanced 4 mile into Eir-
siniu, the Contederatcs retreating before them to-
wards Arlington.
On Wednesday, the Conicdcratcs fired from au
eminence at Great Falls, at n body Of Fedcrals in
Maryland. They wounded four and attempted
to ford the river. but were rcpulsed by sharp
shooters who killed a number Of them.
Mcclellan asccnded with Lowe in a balloon. and
remained up two hours.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having FULL SUPPLY all kinds of Goods for the WHOLE COMING
SEASON VIC are selling them WEI! KNOWN Low PRICES,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
For the Advertiser.

Inc LduleS Ol
Mn. EplroR The "rir;du rert"S," the burn
ing enthusiasm of the female mind far outstrirs
the comparatively cold and calculating patriotism
Of the manly intellect. See what tremendous sac
riGces the women of the South have willingly
made and are still making! Husbands, sons. broth
ers chcerfully given up-yea, and urged to arm
and 10 fight, and, if need he, I" lie for Southern
independence.
slIe, that dnl!ics now, is surely bastard;
He that doubts is,'-you know what.
The Ladies of Liberty Hill and vicinity too are
in the 6cld-gloriously alive to the crisis-volun-
,ecrs jorec., in the contest for States Rights aud
sometime since, OF one accord they formed them
selves into n Society for furnishing all necessary
clothing to the Soldiers of The Eg8i" Guards
Capt. B. NJ. T>LBERr, first, and then to other
Companies to the extent of their means, and also
Nosrital Stores for the wounded generally.
Mrz. VI. a. FULLER. President.
Mrs. JAMES SRErPARn, lice-president.
Mira MARTHA DoRS, Treasurer.
Miss SUaAS c. SHiSIE Ef, Secretary.
Mrs :; VI QrsRLEs, Chief Dircrtreza.
Constitute he E3eou,;vc Department.
r. VI. FrLt::-:: Esp: h"sr hi:uaelI-in ia't
[ perfect C..,.lait:es oi Way ani MtSnS-:$ al
~ active .zi enoIr. -oasl adj j:::srr l. tLs So.
:i:ty.
TE= arjsst at tbs suau.'t',.:at"n Is II 2iieS It
:ii vi:a 5aa? visi. 10 rs"ier sii ana -aT"ic1t fo
oa1 gallant r..:ys in !Lc Lel! e'.n7sheEt i3'"n;
CT icibg 80. lniiorn', shirts. drawers. cotton
apd wool aocka. will be made and sent on withcur
delay. Contributions Of materials fvr tLe:e arti-
clca will be thankfully received and properly
credited to the donors. Conrihuiiol.s in money
will he faithfully applied. Donations Of blankets
are particularly d2sirnhle.-our sciaic7s tGa;s
ra-e ther: before the i;r:t fro-t
Eut it is needless ,c rcIaind the iadie; u taa:c
rarticulnrs--ircy Eavs lie viii &c lily "sh !:
draw their uttenti2n t. iris Society as tie 80.
LIEEETI HILL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
For the Advertiser.
NeutralS.


The Trutk that "he who is not for us-is
against u.s." was never more plainly shown than
it is in the present time Of trials and difficulties
i which the Southern Confederacy is placed. " {
we'll know that We are contending for no abstract
principle or policy but that it is for life ITSELF for
what is the value of life without honor-the only
thing indeed that is dearer than life and the
world generally will appreciate and applaud our
position when they understand us, as it is in p!a
cling our dependence on the All.wise Ruler OF the
Universe we will calmly await the issue, conf.
dent when time and interest, the solrers OF prob
lems, explain the case, Justice will be granted
us by Foreign nations. And as for our dear quon-
dam brothers the Iankees,) if we are true to our
selves, they ,ciU be managed-not by following
out the plan initiated by Authorities OF doing
unto others as we would be done by-but OF light
ing FIRE with FIRE; use handouts anu halters TOO; +;
imprison closely and give bread and water diet.
Decency and moderation having been dispensed
with by our enemies, let retaliate by following
suit, however revolving it may DO. Justice de-
mands it, and Southern prisoners will hail it, 's
evidence either of IN exchange or of bottcr treat
ment. If things do not change, Prisoners will no
longer be taken. But the cry will be, No quar-
ters given or taken.
But the the Ncutrals u our midst--what is the
remedy: Why, Taxation. Make every male
from l6 to IS either take un arms OF use their
purses freely for the benefit of the destitute fami-
lies Of our gallant soldiers who fighting for the
common cause. Tho man that wont fight and
can pay, give the option-either the one or the
other. Men lost to self-respeet and patriotism,
should be forced TO do their mh"lc duty; and as
public opinion is ignored BY them, Il believe and
trust their numbers are few let it be the business
Of Societies or Associations called
VIGILANCE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
From Eurcnc :,nd III, North.

Ti.c augusta G.:.s:.i.:t, ..a..sfri Iucchay ="?
We haj iha I!&,.::rs 6: carer a.. laci Eight,
witl .:nIi;"..E Il Cia:i,=t.i. III" ha: r;i;: io.
s;rcsi i.ar. K@-c; -'e: Ea.k. .ri !..;;i''i
IL irf%;e;i as 1is.i :7c :LseTc:i -: isti a"Ta2s
';t@ walcr 81 ..uc1is~r alaT;-crl irat tLc cat
lie 81 MirLs:ssi Fi:;ns i@i .ai;:i irc St.tr ccE-
,;iereiiy II the estimation CT tts European;
IT Fr"1cc, the s,oci, Of cotton is quite low. and
d c1ly Gn. goods are manufactured tEcrc; the
people must have American c"ti,r. Our inform
ant think. that Frarrc will therefore, take the
:aiiat.c in :aisng ,ic hiccks, and that England
vii! bac her il tie "lr'a.;"r. 'il.'. '.s ;h"ks,
will Lc eiEyrtc,. V wilhin III" next iuriy days.
A great number ii Sun;hcrncr: were in Europe,
purchasing goods OH rouli;i"n Of delivery: and
purchases can Lc ma,ic tlorr fifty per cent. less
than i'll the North.
Our Commissioners were in good health and
spirits.
On arriving al New i"rk. Ike :"'uileman was
arrested and Searrhed-nany ariialcs u his pos
lie ,LiukS that the spirit 10 80: Us high there
Il: it was frw months ago; he "ns in that city
SOON after the bonbnrmcnt Of Sumter, and regl-
.ncns mere sent to Washington at the rate Of four
to five per day while within the fur days that
he was there recently, only one regiment was >ent
on.
In kentucky, there is considerable excitement;
hut the gentleman thinks TINT il forced to take 4
position. sbo will side with the South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
Gen. Mcclellan.

Thare can he no longer any doubt that General
Mcclellan is invested with the supreme command
of the Northern Army. II il understood that he
refused to accept his position 1T Washington: If
any ane 1isc--e"cn :he Secretary oF "ar-Tefe
ts he alara niEl. IL sii5st, iia Is Military Die
tat.r. IL might +rsl seEL f"'= and Feathers It
F"rt Lafayette. il II risl.-l HIS; ami ne visit
he vauil. '.,l,l Li5fs1;h, Scrt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
TO FARMERS & PLANTERS!
r. II T.
SOUTHERN COMPOUND fERIlElzER
L II
Columbia, s. c.,
BY R. Nj. STOKES L. & o.
MANCFAcTUEED AT

UyIIE subscribers hereby notify the Farmers
u and Planters Of the Southern Contederaey
that they are now establishing n factory for tho
production of commercial Fertilizer, whchthey
believe will be found equal To any fertilizer here
tofore purchased from the North. All the ingrr-
dients of the SOUTHERN COMPOUND FER
TILIZER are found in abundance in the South,
and only require the application OF scientific
knowledge to make MS perfectly independent Of
our enemies, even in this particular.
Our intention is to sell our Planters an honest
and reliable Fertilizer, peculiarly adapted to our
soil, climate and crops, and, as iar as possl-
BILE, shield them from the gross impositiOns so
frequently palmed upon them l'y Northern ma
nurc manufacturers.
Our Fertilizer contains all the elements ncceS-
sary for the fuud of plants, being composed Of
PULVERIZED NIGHT SOIL. POTASH, Dis
SOLVED BONES, SuLPHURGC ACID, PLAS-
TER and LIME. The manure thus formed con
tauins large per centage of putash and other
alkaline SALTS will render it inrai""dc or coif"n,
and will be found to influence the growth of all
other crops sufficiently early in the season, though
not quite so promptly as Peruvian 'iuano. 1t will
hold out longer, and mature the seed perfectly,
giving decidedly tt nest crops, and will show
itself in most instances superior to Guano or many
other Of the most popular fertilizers. We shall
be ready to supply the Fertilizer about the 9Th Of
September.
Price, sl5 perton of 1000 lbs, cash,
bankahle paper, or Confederatc State Bonds.
Il. II. STOKES It co.
L. ~ i,,r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
J. e. MUSE,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
nENTTIS CIT

rs Permanently located at Edgefeld c. IL
Il Office in Upper North Rooms in Maj. $. ;.
TnMrKlSs' Residence formerly NirhnlaS' Hotel.
All operations guaranteed. The he:l Of reirren-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-11
..irer Disease, constipation.

sND A GREAT MANY OTHER DISEASES
having their origin in Disease Of The Stomach.
For the above mentioned diseases. it Is a Soy
errisn remedy. and will not lail in elsrtlns
cure if the p;tienr is not too rtnurious 10 perse-
yrrr in the taking of the Rrmrdy. If one pack
aye don. curc yon, try another AMI still another
and res, assured il will nal fail in accomplishing
ali that il promised. .lnd another thing You
may rost nrs,rcd Of, that yon cannot take it lGng
without .eeng and feeling that it has already be-
gun to henclt you; ana il s", rnntinIc taking it
regularly, and follow out all the directions-and
YOU VILE SOON BE WE'LL AGAIN.
The REMEDY ia for sale hy Dr. c. ". B. !. B..
HODGES aml T.. ". PENN. Eigcticl'!. :. g., 1T
{? per package.
July ,; Gin ~