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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-01-17
&C. JONES A. co.

gefa5 G. C.. JONES & CO., a.t..
callers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Glassware, Hats and Caps. Front
Street. Dowagiac, Mich o.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-01-17
DANIEL LARZELERE,

Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hats and Caps, Glassware, Paints and
Oils, Hardware, &C., &c Front Street, Dowag-
lac, Mich. ,r 500 --.r,..o
f... .. MAMMOTH STORE
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-01-17

General Dealer in Books, Stationery, Periodicals,
. Wall Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping Paper,
Pocket Cutlery, &c. Dennison Block, Dowagiac,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-01-17
GEORGE SMITH,
A. N. ALWARD.

Tailor Shop over BrownelPs Hardware Store
Cutting and Making done to order, and warran
ted to fit. f-F -.F
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-01-17
~ Is Published every Thursday, -
At Dowagiac, Cass County. Michigan
faios1 BIZ w. H. CAMPBELL. ealdi

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps. Clothing, Crockery, &C., &c.
Dowagiac, Mich.
CYRUS fUrHrLL WM r. STURGIs.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28
Communicated.
SEVENTY. FIRST REGIMENT HOSPITAL,

Washington, May ~, 1861.
The patients connected with the seventy.frst
regiment hospital, located at the corner Of
Eighth street east and street SOUTH take pleas
urc in returning their most sincere thanks for
the many evidences Of kindness so literally ex.
tended to us by the ladies Of the neighhorhood
We have left behind US those who would rejoice
to be near us in our temporary absence from
home. Mothers, wives, aud sisters, are con.
stantly thinking of US. For them to know that, =,
notwithstanding we are among strangers, the
kind hand and noble heart of woman have been
actively engaged in providing for US many deli
cacics, so palatable and tempting to the sick,
will be to them source Of the most unulloyed
pleasure. They have already been apprised Of
yonr generosity. Good ladies', once more we
thank you, hoping that health, happiness, and
prosperity, will forever dwell in your house.
holds.
M. Editor: As it seems that Mr.. Leandcr
| Schamberger, the nominee of the unconditional
| Union Convention for Surveyor, is not known
to all Of our Union.loving citizens, ask you to
publish the following short statement:
Mr.. Schamberger is welleducated engineer,
Of German birth, fully qualified for the office
for which he has been nominated. If he has
not been able to present himself in person be-
fore the members of the Convention in order to
make their acquaintance, it must be ascribed to
the fact that he is lieutenant in the Turner
Rifles, and has consequently little Or no time lei,
for personal matters.
That he is Union man. it is unnecessary to
say. Should he be elected, it will especial be
gratifying to numerous German citiz-ns-the
more So as none of them has ever held any
elective Office under our municipal Govern,
| ment. 1t
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

w. FIRST PRECINCT, FOURTH WAKp.-SUlcc IS
GSaa hereby to the voters vi the first prcclAct
I" the fourth ward, that election Tor Register Collector
and surveyor VI the cty Vi Washington, and Tor MEM
Der OF the Board Of Aldermen, three members OF the Board
VI Common Council and Assessor for sad ward viii he
held Monday, the M day ur next, the ,x
street north Of und adjoining Syivr5cr1 drug store (COr
ner oISixh and II streets IN conformity " I'll the prov Ols
Of the charters Of the city Of Washington.
lhe polls will open at A. NJ AMI Close at +, 81
BENEDICT Mll.ECRS,
SAMUL l. SNLNESlER
l. [. ECkLOFF,
may 27-dtd Commissioners
The national Republican., 1861-05-28
TrOops in Baltimore.

baltimore, May 27.-The New Hampshire
regiment arrived here and marched through,
at about six o'clock, taking cars for Washing.
ton.
The Philadelphia regiments still remain in
positions. They have not gone to the juno.
ton, as expected.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

remarks were made in German, and gentle.
man who was present, and understood the Ian.
guage, caused his arrest. He was taken 10 the
quarters OF the company, where be awaits the
orders Of General Mansfield.
A gentleman named Minor was arrested late
last evening by squad of Company A, Union
regiment, and taken before Jus,ic. johnson,
when he gave security to appear to day. From
the statements made about the Office, il appears
that playful remark made by the gentleman,
in relation to paying small sum OF money in
a restaurant, led to the arrest.
The Anderson Rifles. Captain Rodier, yester.
day arrested picket named Henry Olcott,
about fourteen miles above Georgetown, and
shot bis companion. From what We have been
able to learn, the Rifles were fred upon by the
pickets, and returned the fire, the man with OF.
colt being shot; but whether he was killed or
not we have been unable to learn. Olcott was
brought to the city, and taken before General
Mansfield, where he stated that he had been
impressed into the service, and was glad to get
away from them. He was set free on giving
his parole and taking the oath Of allegiance 10
the United States.
Secretary Stewards reception this week has
been postponed till Thursday evening instead
Of Tuesday.
TIE HAvELocIs.--The material for the
havelocks referred TO by us yesterday, cost one
hundred dollars, which was paid by Michigan
gentlemen resident here. 1t was Intended to
be worked up for the Michigan regiment, by
the Michigan ladies' resident here, but their
number being inadequate to do the work sea.
sonably, the ladies Of the Fourth Presby yterian
Church cheerlully lent their aid.
The FIFTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMEHT-This
regiment has received quite an accession lately,
by securing the permanent connection with it
of the celebrated Reading City Band. The
members are also to receive, in few days, an
entirely new and splendid uniform, gotten up at
the Instance Of Governor Curtin, Of Pennsyl
vana. 1t is due to this distinguished gentle
man to say, that Immediately on receiving infor.
nation OF the shameful manner in which this
regiment had been deceived as regards The quail.
ity and description of their present usiform, he
instituted measures for the procurement of the
suitable one which is to arrive in few days.
The remains Of Mr.. Jacobus, the young
Iouavc who was drowned while bathing on
Saturday evening, were sent home On yester.
day. He was only eighteen years old, and was
a respected member Of company T. Of the
Fire zouaves.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

w. meeting oil the voters OF the third ward will
w. be eheldM Temperance Hall this (rucsday) evening,
18th instant, NJ O'Clock, to nominate an uncond tonLI
Union Ticket 10 represent the ward In Cy Councils during
the ensuing term.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
w. FIFTH WARD, FIRST PREIINCT-An election
ESs. will be held Monday, thI ID day OF June
said ward at the Public School House,
soJth and Third Capitol Hill between the hours
Of O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock r. NJ or gstrr, Colcc.
tor, and Surveyor OF tho city and member Of tho
Board Of Aldermen, and three members Of the Board
Common Council for SAID ward.
JB FLEIEIIEII,
GEO W RICHARDSON,
may .8 commissioners.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28
How the Death of Ellsworth was Re-
ceivcd at his Home.

Mechaaicsrilte, May 2G.-The death of Col.
Ellsworth has caused in this, his native town,
tho utmost sorrow. The father of Col. Ills,
worth happened to be in the telegraph office
when the intelligence was received. Mr.. Ellis
worth's grief was indescribable on learning the
sad news. He left Immediately, in company
with his wife, for New York. All the flags in
town are at half mast The sympathy expressed
for his parents is universal. The Colonel was
their only living son. About year since, his
younger brother, young man OF much ability,
died in Chicago.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

MILITARY ARRESTS - Yesterday morning,
Thomas Brown, clerk of the Northern Market,
was arrested by a squad of men from Compa.
ny o, Union regiment, under Corporal Crider,
on the charge Of utterng reasonable senti.
menls. He was taken before Justice johnson,
who yesterday afternoon examined the case at
the jail in the hearing Of Capt Starr, of the
army Messrs. Carlisle and Maury appeared
as counsel for the accused A large number
OF witnesses were sworn, and testified that they
had heard Brown utter such expressions rs the
following: That he WAS jeff Davis man, out
and out, and when the fighting was begun be.
tween the Federal and the Southern troops, he
would 90 and join the Southern army During
the trial, Mr.. Carlisle protested that no military
man should he allowed to have anything to do
with the trial and quite discussion sprang
up between Capt. Starr and Mr. Carlisle, du.
ring which, the trial was postponed until this
afternoon.
Robert Muir was arrested by squad from
the same company, On II similar charge, aud
the case WAS heard hy Justice johnson, ycstcr.
day afternoon. Several witnesses testified to
having heard him say, that if it came to fight.
ing, he would fight against the Government.
Others, however, le.tilied that he had said that
if Virginia went out, he could not fight against
her, but would defend the city. The evidence
not being deemed Of sufficient character to
warrant holding him in custody, he was dis,
missed.
A squad Of the Constitutional Guard yester
day morning arrested l.. B. Josetti Gemal
tailor, on charge OF u!terng reasonable Ian
bunge in II barLershop near the kirkwoot
House. He said that the Northern troops wer
set of brags that he was ready for them t.
arrest, and if they did attempt it, lie would max
sure Of two Of them; aud he hoped that tn
Southern troops would conquer. He also state
that a monument ought to be erected over Jacl
son, the murderer Of Colonel Ellsworth, Tn
The national Republican., 1861-05-28
From Leayenworth,
False Dispatches from Chambersbnr

False Dispatches from Chambersburg.
ChamLersLurg, May 25-Thpre was no dis.
patch sent from this place to the Associated
Press yesterday and last night; and there is
not one word of truth in the dispatch dated
here, pretending to give the force of the rebels
in Mary land, saying that there we're great ap.
prehensons Of an invasion of the Cumberland
Valley by Virginians, &c. The people here
are not alarmed about any invasion.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

vrS~ CIYI COLLECIOR.-Nr. r. W. FENWICK Is pr
SAS1, seated Union and Republican candidate i
may lit MANY VOTERS
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

Troops En- Route for the Capital.
New lo'k, May 26.-The ninth and the
seventy ninth New York regiments leave here
tomorrow for Washington,
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

vh,.r=,. Mr.. A c, RICHARDS viii br supported as a
GI-lsa member ol the Common Council from the third
ward, al III" ensuing election, by MANY VOTERS
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

Vffss=, EORAllO y. EASILY ESQ, will be supported by
GEa the ctz'nso the urst ward, at the coming JUNO
election, Tor Alderman, unconditional Uniou candidate
may est MANY VOTERS.
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

vifsl,s MESSllS EDITORS llcaEc announce the name
SSSa Vi our worthy fellow cliz ~ Major b. B. FRENCH,
us candidate al tue ensuing election, 10 represent the h
ward IN the board ol Aldermcn, lie viii bc supported
many ctiZcnS Lyldy Is
The national Republican., 1861-05-28

The remains Of Mr.. Jacobus, the young
Iouave who was drowned while bathing on
Saturday evening, were sent home On yester.
day. He was only eighteen years old, and was
respected member Of company T. Of the
Fire Zouayes
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
WARRINGTON DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier, in and for said
District, on the 10Th day of April, A. u. 1851
alvin Fullerton, administrator of The estate of Amos
Pierce late OF Warren in said district deceased
his administration account for settlement
Whereupon it is ordered that tie be referred to
the 21st day of May next at the Probate Office in said
Mont peer for hearing and desion Their and that all
concerned be notified hereof, hy tie pubica 81 this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
pclieS. three eks successvelv be, that
they appear at said time and place, and if they see
cause, object thereto. BY order Of t curt
279t Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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.ratI - Nss <. -kksS Ia a sI-.a7 81;

1AI&s .Nss -KSS- a. IT, 50
LITE FILLS AND .2HOANlX RIIIEAs.
fEijl ESE nED!, IL hS have 0a b en- letptc the pub
lie TO- penod OF hi t. Yeas ard during ,ri Iin2
have I'd th actcr IN almost every tat
the ilo their IaoidinaIy aud immediate
power ot torng Ierlcct ahh to pe'F Ms suffering
uhucr nearly evey KIND disease to which human flesh IS
La ie
The following are among the distressing variety OF
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY 4, lool'
rEEE
ONLY DISC o v Il X I
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FO"
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY

m.,,v since tl,e great discovery Of Prof Wood haze
attempted moi only 10 initiate HtS o' rodro
rp.uirs uencal hut they have al come ana H 1c
being carried by the WpGl t'iu re'uts' " H.
Cd, p,eiara ion. and have heen tCfceo 10 e'c 'e
field to il, rsistls - sway. Read he Iol o s!hg .
''>''' Hath taine, hpIil lah 1859
'lot o. J. svoaa Go Gents: ~ 'r pgt"r i've ="
in 1856 Concerning Iour yGipatio hair he,'t",,,'
ard ,,hch ,on have ,ublisled in this yicin an cS'
where, ms gwen Use t. numerals nq'c'
# nv t4bitatjo1 rLd narne as stated in ccmmun'
ca,inn second. is it true O! al th.ieiR coht"'leY
AID of ns,uri color To ali car, and will a. G.
invariably yes Ny hair is cen better th1n u! ?nj
.taay ct nv lite Tor ory Yeas ras more son IN III!
aud better cuured the Is true OF my WliiFKe7f
md the OILY cauc why it is generally true is t!9;
he substance is shed OFF by tTeGrcn ah'n'o1 CT ne
CO connection With tie whsSerH, the san.e c,u W..
follow as the hair / haye bc,n IL Nc receipt OF
great number OF letters from all PATS CT Ne o Eii.no
asking me if n hair still continues 10 DC geo az
there is so much fraud in the nahnGc'Hfe ana sa o.
varioas compound We % mr. Il has no donoi been
bsseiy lmtat. and been u:cd NOT eh'y WV our any
coed VI o ab,oiu injury. | have not uscd any OF
your tesora OF any account Tor foint monhF iua
yet my rar is as good a. ard bundled htVeel m
rcd It with surpii>e an low 4! iearo Old and not
a gray hair in my tCaQ or OF my fsct ana 10 lrnvc
this TACT send sou lock OF my nair then on .ne
e; -nnIine' Tor which very grateHi: ga?c
it to hienf ann thereby Induced them 10 try H.
man, skepfjs'4 uht after trial, and then purcht6
Cd @ld used 1t with universal 3arse,S ". "3h as ~
favor, ha' you sri.d q tel ~ VII ch ~ discover
aut hur'y from yoa. pn,e a!ti2e vi" m ufo sncce's
and b lrNe wieie good elects 90 n@i '9oW ne li:i-
s cau ed by the impure a1tr Mh Oh eC>@' Tie in
t. kae! yoa rpprsrd If c0nulucl feet ny .ir. as
| a.. urr ~ Who c1quro"f rag J-h.hca opinion offs
vaiuah.ctesu.ts. | lcn!aini dear sr yours
4. G RAYMOND.
kAs0ns Eu1 Ky. No.. ~ IS 8
pHlc q. J. ", un: heaT Fir.--i Won d ce"aiAy b.
Dong You g eat jua,iCe MT 10 make Known 10 tn
w0;It, the wonda fiji, as We ~ tac Hn speed rrtu
ihaHo exp II ne from using EE hote ot 5ear h"if
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
EtxeEzEck EtgarsgsaaRRa'ss ESeate.

fs!H sntscfIbers having been apprihtdh by tbs Honfa.
I tic Probate CUurt for the District Of Wdshinglnn
lhssior!e to receive, examine, and adjust ii and
denaMd; 1t al against the Estate Of Elek ici
hani3 ac OF No hErid IN said district, dec'seG, rtrt
sem au, 2Gi, aHd the term OF six months from I've 26th
day %! hr 1861, be!ngallowtd by sau Eou to the c.d
t0s of sad dG52as3d, to exhlh and prove tA" respect
I'VE cHiM htipre ~: >Ivc notice. that i'll atleb to
the dntef Ct uEr appointment al ihr dp au9 h {
epbl bah i'usnam ID Calais, in said district, the la,t
Saturday June ana Ocloher next 10 u'c,ok ia the
forenoon each OF sand days
PRiLIP SHORT,
J. T. CAhNES, ) Com Is.
clIAs :. BEA NErT,>
t,aj";<, hiH 26, 1851. 279lN3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

~TAiG OF FIRMoNF,I. AT" Probate Court, holi AZ
*iid i.slrct, on he 9Th tHy If Aprl', A. u lGG:
isifnuen i'tirPtrlng b" The lat W i'll and TcS'a-
n mett Of Henjomn bearing, late OF RAud,lp in SAID,
District, deceased being presented IN he t,our, IL; John
busWe!i the Exec therein named, for Probate Ii
- or"GfeG by sH!n Court, that all persons concerned
Ae!en he notified tn appear -csS in Of saio Court i
oe holden at II" Registers Office in irnkteld on The
18th day o! May 1861, and show cause II any thev NAV
have, against the Probate Of said win: for which
purpu.c, it il further ordered tha, a copy Of the
record Of this order be published three weeks sue
cfsS'Se'y N the Green Maintain tretlnan. printed al
@Ohfpeiier. previous /" said time ut hearing.
4 true cory OF Record.
GE.slL L l, AA,Il
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
I Tue CUIy OF KtcOrG.
219fwJ Attest }. X CLEAVELANTl Re,;ster
&:aTgCHss q. ssaEge, Fa5ss0g.

STA L OF VERAiU.,T Az, pir,ta,a Court he,d al
0isrercr l;.snoLr,s IS 3too%rir within nnn f.,
Taid PIT ic! On me l5i da! of April, a. y 1851,
IAREiST n. PAIGE, Guardian unto Sargent A. Paigc
LII minor, residing in Randolph said District make
application to sad Cour, for license sell all the re
cstatC Belongings to her said ward the being the
!arn in said Randolph owned and occupied by John
Paige, deceased at the time mis- dcceast represents
ta sGch sale is for The best interest Of her said ward for
thc prrpoae OF putting the proceeds thereof interest or
lnEestinG HE same in stocks ottc? real estate.
Whertupon is ordered that the same be referred to
session Of said Court. be held Ecgislers Office il,
Brookf"d, IL SAT-! District on the ith day OF Nan A. D.
1851 for hearing md decision thereon, al that notice
given IL all persons cstcd By publishing this order
three weeks excessively in the Green Mountain freeman
printed at Montpelier in this State previous the tim
apponed for hearing Aforesaid thai they nav aDpyd,
1T said tinc and place, and show cause ANY thew ma
have, WY such license should not BE- granted.
BY order OF Court.
213fws J. r. C[H,AHrr AEi, .in lister
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

SITE OF yIaAHHI HobAtrrA ne o 6lf, T
sd viii be holden Probate ONce in Montp: lier, iii
sd District Tuesday OF each week, during the year
ensuing. Persons Iav hCsiut with said COI re-
quosted to auenl 20 the same Oh said court days.
7. K. MEnRI.L, Judge.
u.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
BuRLINGTuN, W.. Nh.

BURLINGTON, W., March h, l86l
T. AL:a25 CtAs. BAcKMAN 4 Co., Ny
CcHtL2"@en We avail ourselves d his method In
fo you that We have repeatedly made examination
Of Eran!iGs, Hhsky, Gin and Winca With which the
Chtt2LdG County agency at BArnsIon has been main
y supplied fom House for the past three years. al
specimens from other agencies in the state procgrc
fron yoG
W. have found taeu- invariably Of full strength and
aaDrm purity and quality superior in every respsG
specimens from other sources. For medicinal they
tAeJ lave failtd cur expectations and received -
qualified approval and without hesitation confidently
mend them to III WHO wish osupp!y themselves with
Liquors Gpn which hey can rely fer purity and strength
We are,
Your most ohodent servants.
SAINT ". THAYBR, JR.. NJ. y.
WALTER CARPENTER, N. u.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
BRADFORD, VT, March 25sh, 1861.

DkAOFUED5 Vt,l MARCH ZotIi, iSUI.
10 tco"1 a nay concern Il hereby certify that ha
ce2n Commissioner Of Orange County fol the
and 1901, and have procured the Wines and Liquors
with which have supplied the Town Agents OF said Co..
IRON Charles Backman, No 81 Front Street. NeY-York
that have had careful analyses os said Wines and Lii
quors made by Chas r. Cha nnler Es, Professor of
analytical Chemistry. Union college Schenectady \ y
md that all and every instance tne result has been to
prove chtm t" h perfectly pure and suitable for mcdc-
u&! PIP 5'eS. Il d FsE "a ,v4s
Ic.n therefore most confidently recommend tie loIs
~ U-fle RaCkman& Co. to all those who prefer giving
sh";r r. cI} 70 honorable and conscientious MN.
~ Geo. =. BALDWIN,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

Mauv since the great discovery Of !rot, "ooh hl:'
.tten.Jied moi only initiate hls iesorstYc pua Iro
i-s = have scoYcfcd som thir ma Non' i'onro
re- It's identical hut they have al conc anu Io.
being carried aW3y by the w1aieTiu! re'uitS o. ~
Cd, preparation. and have heen totea 10 e'e 'n'
field ~ il res6tltFs sway E28d II. 10 !E 100
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,

wei Known he IninI.lil..
DYSPEPSIA, by ihor ughly cleansing the first q
st machs and c. catne fl W Of pure healthy bile,
stead OF the ria and acrd kind: F. uIeicy, loss
Appetite heartburn heanaclle, krste .ane-s Ilteml c.
An&rtN. La guor oDd melancholy, " bach the gem
cle OF its u
COIIVENES by Cleal sing the whole length OF tire in
trct mes with 'ovent process, aud without Violence
days.
fEvEns Of all kinds, by restoring the blood to reg,
Hnr circulation through the process Of respi!n ION in
IL E.ch Cases, the tIOrOug solution OF all iteStlna
The l. te edrl,es have been known 10 cure Eueuma
'i efMapeh y IL tn &c H,chs, and q Jut N h"lf tnnt
tn- hF emoTinE local lh,E.a,lon tr.cn Tie muscles
ard iRHmenlH uf tlIe JOINTS
b@ors&' Of Al! Kinds by frc"irg and strengthening
the No! cys aud biauder; they operate ign full
az tjsre IN orait organs hnd hi have ever i,cn
iooid actrtHin remedy fr tie worst caevs Of Gravel
Also WORMS. " III ,.od in i'm the turningR of the
bowels tn Shay 'oaer to hrh III crcatu,e, auicr
SCURvY. ULCERS and ineetctate ty tie PEI f;.c,
purity w"ch these Late aicdenes TO the blood ana all
tne humo's
ncoRHur.o FRrrr:oEs End bad Con,p'exious by their
atv, awe eject rp,n TIC fluid III, uc Tx XIX ,,,
tiC lno,blG STATE" which occasions a!l p,iY9 com.
pam a"l.W, clo"dy and Other disa3rI complex
Tie use Of htsa pills for very SHIRT title ,u eject
IN entire cue OF S3f Hhcuni aud 81 llius improve
mtnt IN lie caIness CT tle skin Comm II Colds ard
Influenza vi Away lie cuted BY che doe i'll
the WoIsi
Piles he original proprietor of thee incidence,
Life Medicines alone
tEvEn AND Aarx- E'or this scc,rge Of the Western
CDnnfE, these heuicWs WIll he found safe, ce1f
APP ccftaiu 4e!nedy Ntll4r dclnea leave ile system
sul:c TO 0 ceusu If the disease cure by the.e med
icinvs is perrsntt Try Them be satisfied and ne c ed
BlLUcS FEvtRs AID LIVER CoMrLAlNTa tie, erai
Debility io.e Of Appetite Dieases ri Fen,ai-,he Med
io'ne> A"r ler u',d with tte most bcneic' in
cases o this drscr r ion Kings Evil and Scrotuia.
III it. "rf forms, Yields he mild yet powerful ac-
ilon OF these renlarkabIe medcinec, Night Sweets.
Nervous Debility New Com plants Of all Kinds. Pat
psttUns OF the Heart Painters Cole, ore speedy eur
cd.
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