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Il EoLLoWINa ENDORSEMENTS CT
uot 8RALDING'S t'
~ talr gHa .Dug VI ot t
D b P H A Pill i g,
VIII convince all who suffer from
~ssHEADACHE E.,
l.s. That l f1 sd
q m ..itr Ina9a . flIaFr r
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE is wI1HIa
sass ll sll I'LL r-I.F r- ~
THEIR REACH. 500 ril
ri s-IsT.- - Ll- H }ff
As these Testimonials were unsolicited BY At. spa1.
ding, they afford unquostiOnablo- proof Of
tho efficacy Of this truly .scien-
hac diseovery5
9u 9dl @ -
MAsoTYrrE, COINS Eeb. 5, 1854.
4t-A7 Sfs s.la51aa ilaG @
4 have tried your Cephalis Pills, and like them
80 LON wen LneI l want y9u % send metWodonars worth
Part Of these srs for the neighbors, to whom 1 gave.
9 lew out otthe FIRST box 1 got from you.
Send the Pillsby mail and oblige
pa -.sr s-s- N KENNEDY.
HA7EaFORD, Pa, FEB. g. 1851.
4Gi 90 LT5- h
! wish yq1 % send me one more box Of your cepb.
enc FlLs, 1 have received 8 great dea1ofba frum
~hems Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN SF6IKHOUsE.
@ $500 ETa-as AsF.a1
sRRUeE CREEK, Huntington, Co, Pa 81
a. Q. sPAEORsef % o saI is -
You viii please send me boxes of youI Cepha.
nc Pills. Send them immediately.
77su Respectfully yours
?; Sri have naOd one box of your Pills, and md
BELLE VHRNos; Ohio, Jan. ., IssL
HENRY q. sPALDnss, Esq, ~"
Please hnd inclosel twenty-five cents, for which
are trm no best Pills IhaYe ever tried.
Direct a. STOVRR, pm.
40 ,-aE 6isr Belle Vernon WTandot CO, o.
- ID
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, ls6o.
I wish for some circulars or large SHOW bgis. 70
bring your Cephelie Pills more particularly bstore
ny customers. 4fyOu have anything Of the kind,
One Of my customers, who issubeet to ssFere sick
Headsehet tasualty lasting two days. was cursd OF
her. Respectfully yours, -
g.+ 90 TllFaa- 4Ft - -+ q
REYSoLDsspEs. Franklin Co, Ohio, 1 =
Hxssvu s,,,. January srls6L ia.
No. S CedAFsIsNs " a5zdJ 5
DEAR SID: -
1nclosed Ind tEsnty-dVe (25j cents, Tor which send
VIM. Q. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co., Uhil.
fonr PILE work ikea ~eharm-cure Hea5aebe az
most in7tAnter. rulgyguTs,
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R1CHARDS0N -

n AXE ERIE PAPER COMFY
II Manufactures o. PRINTING AID DQ44
.PEpRR. are nov PREPARED to supply AL ot1au VA So
g supsTfor qualify 81 PAPER and On GsorabB nrmL
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SanioTds liver IuvigOrAtOr and C1tharuo
Pills are for sale By
i, S@H6EcRIl5 3 BIO p5agEsa
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500 REBELS TAKEN PRISONER
AT 81. LOUISL
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Inclo5ed Ind twenty-five (25ycents, FOR which send
box Of 'CephRlis PHls.' send to address Of Rev.
Nm- O. filler, ReynOldsburg, Franklin Co., Uhil.
1onf PILE work HkeR eharm-cure Headaobe al
most mstAnBer. Truly yours,
N4. 0. FILLER, ID
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IFrOm the sOuthsrh Path Finder, y. Of
Try them ron that arc afflicted, and We are sure
hat our testimony can DO added 10 the already nu-
aerous list that has received benefits that no other
aec;einA SRn produoo. -
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OEIO TRooPs oRDlRED . zlEEsEILIE.
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. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far. oapitaIand labor have been applied 10

Thus far, capitalism labor have been ~appliedto de
, veloping the soil; the great resources OF the State 4
thatthe mechanic arts flourish best Wherefood andfue
are cheapest, viii follow at an early day in Illinois, ant
IN the course Of the nsxtt ten yearsth the natural lagsans
necessities Of ahe case warrant the belief that e. leas
Ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged IN tn
STATE OF illinois n various manufacturing employ
maufs af 1alhi tH- i .5A 10 a Nt
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands ara contiguous 70 q railroad 200 mile
N length, which connects with other roads andnaviga
bic lakes and rivers, thus afording an unbrokeno CON
munisat0n with The Eastern and Southern markets.
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~LIE1MENR.

GREAT EXTERNAL REKEDF f.
FOR RHEUMATIsM, GOVT, NEURAIGn
STIFF NECK, JOINTS 81
DRUISE5s CUTS AND
WOUNDS PILES, ia ~
AND ALL
RHEUMATIO AND NERVOUS D-ISORDEEs
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REYEoLDsspEs, Frnnklin Co, Ohio
January 9, ls5L u
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IFrOm the Advertiser, PrOnIenoe, R.LI
The testimony in their favor Is strong, nom the
most respectable quarters. H
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TIE Inventor DlerIu.on ArFsstsdi
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-IFrom a. Rrnmin.r. Nnr.nn -

Ap1hauttsM llAs
IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val h5
OepbAliC Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which
they WereL'ade, viz; Cure Of headaehe in ALI forma..
fFrOn the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than q thouaand
cases, with entire success. ssR A-s35.
From the Dsm6crut, st. Cloud, Mina.l
II you ares or have been troubled with the head
sehet send for a box, (Oephalie Pilis1 so that yen
tErom the Advertiser. Providence, Ri
The cephAlic Pills are said to be a remarkably sA
best for that cry nsluent complaint which has eT-
81 been dIscoFsredl Fls aH l
tIFron the Western B. B, Gazette, Chicago. III
We heartily ldorse Mr.. ~spalaing, and his unri
vailed Cephal Ills.
From the Kanewha Valley Star, Val
We are sursthat persons suffering with headache,
VINO Try them, viii stick to them
IFr0m the Southsrh Path Ffuder, y. OIL
Try them ron that arc afflicted, and We are sure
merous iist that hass receiyed bsne5ts tbst 5e sIbsr
meGe'n@ 7An produce
~ Jnfl- sly -
From the St. Louns DsmOcratl
I The immense demand for the Article (Cephaiio Pfsj
lie rapidly enereasirs-
From the 6 Azstte, Davenport, IowAI
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he ddn0tF- 7Wto possess real merit.
IFrOm the Advertiser, PrOnIenoe, R.LI
The testimony in their favor Is strong, nom the
most respectable quarters. I
= bae5s4 "
Iron the Daily News, Newport, R. IL
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
BE-.
iLFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.I
sddito DO very emcacio1s for the headaehe.
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PRICE 80 GENTS.
: ET-The Liver invisorator and Family Oatharni
Pills are retsiled by Drtgsista generally, endeoh
Wholesale By the Trade in all the large toNn5.
&. T. ". SANFORD, Nd
4. Manufacturer and Proprietor,
y7d&wRs as Broadway, New York.
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Iron the Daily News, Newport, R. H.
Cephaiic Pulls are taking the place Of all kinds.
Irs. Il
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iHT.If ST, LOUIS, May 10
Gen. Frost's bril- ade Of Miasourl Militia en-
eamped at Camp JRokHon, IN the western o%utskirts
OF the city, surrendered Internationally this af
afternoon on demand Of Capt Lyon, commander
OF the u. S. forces In this cliy.
Capt Lyon marched on Camp jackson Win
some 1000 volunteers, surrounded Il, and planted
eight field pieces on adjoining eminenoes. The
following letter was sent from Capt. Lyon TO
On Ernaf
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rHE srEAM Gus CAFTUREDl
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ooveruneut Agents Gone 20 RuraPe &c
Purehass Vessels, &c.
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From the Gazette, Davenport, IowAI
MT. spalding would not connect his name with an
article be did n0tk 7Wto possess real merit.
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THE REBELh1ON.

WANNA TROOPS AND ARTILLRRY
AT ALEXANDRIA,
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sEARHATION PRICES AT TIE
SODTHl
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AAhAk y. 8PALDihat
E No. As Cedar sLsNs Y, sl5-dJ
Dan gn
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10 ATRIAL c~ULIIVAT0R&

Nowhere can The industrious farner sssus suc1
6nsdiate resulls for hs labor asupon these uatrls 81
lhey being composed Of adeep rich Loan, DE Ieftl
- Hhich h msnrnassad BIZ auH On fha llobo.
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ltOry Diseases, WormslO i'm Children OF Adults
a great Purifier Of the Blood and many
leases 20 which aesh Is heir TOO numerous % men
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wlIlamson 4 Riddle, Attorneys for Piainiin.
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a MIX water IN the mouth Win the Izyigoraio
Hnd swallow both together
10 PRICE 0Nk DOLLAR B0EEIA '
Also Sanford's Family Cathlrtic Plh
/ Compounded ron Pun. Vegetable Ertractgl and ~
up in Glass Gases. Air Tight, and VII $1,000
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-03-13

the fact. that the telegraph and the presshave
been under the absolute direction Of those
controlling this movement. has rendered re.
sistance to this instrumentality impractical
BILE. Whatever purposes, therefore. were
expected to be accomplished by the circula
ton Of the paragraph which has been expos
ed, will probably be attained, since the an
tidote now offered cannot passibly pursue the
poison into all its ramliicalions. u, howcy-
er. this explanation shall secure to me the
confidence Of those true hearted patriots who
still love our Union better than all the spolls
and power which revolution can promise,
then shall little regard the condemnation d
men who, for the last two months, have ~.
cessantly denounced me throughout The
South, simply and solely because have re-
fused to bl,cken my soul with perjury, by
betraying the Government Of my country,
while in its service. J. HOLT.
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THE SEIZURE Az NEW ORLEANS.

Having learned that the Secretary Of War
had addressed letter TO the Governor 0f
Louisiana demanding the restoration 81 the
commissary aud other stores Of the United
States seized at New Orleans, We have call
ed at The War Department aud ascertained
the result Of The application. The following
a. a copy 81 the letter referred to:
.WAR DEPARTMENT. Feb'y !, 1861.
" Sr:-l learn from report " Bfeset
Lieut.. Col. A G. Myers, late assistant quar-
termaster. ia the service Of This Department
at New Orleans, that on the 2sli ultimo,
under Ynur direction and ID the name VI The
State Of Louisiana, all the gpartermaster's
aud commissary stores and all other property
under his control aud IN his possession be,
Longing 10 the United States. were seized /,
aud arc now held under YOUR authority.
/" The title ol the unued States to The
stores, &c. thus taken is not controyerl.d,
they having been purchased withils funds.
much Of which was received by citizens o. Lnu
isIana. Their presence Within your State, how.
ever il might excite the rupnliti Of wicked
men. was IN every respect lawful aud harm.
less. aud could 10 nu degree. should sun
po,e. compromise the public safety. lheu
,rlzure, under the clrrunst.nres. sss an at
u hagfant aud atr9c,ous sppllatmn. sbth |
can scarcely believe had the sinclinp uf d
Gpsrrnment protesting TO be organized ios
the maintenance 81 law aud order, aud 10 be
regulated Wy those principles u justice an,l
mnrdlit. which are inseparable iron the cit J.
IlIzatloE d the age.
:" invite your Excellrncy's attention to
The matter as one which you must percciye
more deeply concerns the honor aud lair lame
II Louisiana than il does lhr prcnniars n.
terrst. Of the United states. aud avian your
reply IN the Confident expectation mat YOU
will disasow this ,liserr,rtable act Ol yu9l
Subordinate. and order restoration u lie
property 10 lie United States.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
-. Holt. SseIrt4r, uf War.
I" ills Escellelcy Thomas .. MoOse,
ti5sefnoS d Louisiana, BaIsn Rouge"
HIS Excellency has not cnndescendeJ II
answer this letter. bui has reformed Il. stat
ing that II Is lacking IN difference 10 "the
con,rationalities Of Official intercourse. :" and
that. i property addressed. he will give ans
Information which ma, De ,!r.ifrd III rela.
tuu TO any property tTely Belonging IL Tie
Federal Government
haShisgloa Coz federation !,
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Frsn lle M..l.lnslan Gl.L..
THE IyAuGURAI.

The President has ~ clearly defined his
position. that be- has reduced the question 81
liuinn or ,iisunion TO the question Of appr0.
,.l - ,lIs4ppro,ai u Tie policy .rl fnIth III
Ill inaugural addtcss. lie has - identified
hmse ! with the Union ~ Il l., that thuse
WIN are IN famr II that Union eau DO No
tbrtMise Than sasiain him ID hls declared
purpose 10 preserve II. We HI nui sec hos
" could resolve and ,lccl,re les ihan ~ Las
rr.ni,ed aud declared, consistently With hi
.w,rn psligation O. preserve. protect, and
rfrnd tue Government from destruction.
President Jackson declared that IL Ar.r
NJ pKKsIRyED; nnd President Lincoln la
gone no iarli,er tlan fins--ll. lnlrrd. tr g..
gone a. farm declaring that lie will execute
= Laws. unles. hts righ1ll masters, the 4.
mrriean people, shall wlfihhlai thr requisite
means, Dr. IN some authoritative m4pRei, ".
rrei lie contrary.
We have read n pnblir joarnli. several
irnunciaiiun. II The Inaugural. 10 which II !.
III Jared that il breathrs lhr spiIt III mt.
,nri: that Il HassBmes IN. pntIe Authority II
lnai il "mrans war;" that Il arnnnciaie.
rat wifi ne confederate STATES Of .7as,ica, Z.
aud, stfingesi ~ all. that il i. characterized
by "dimaioaism.g Bot We would like t.
~ sumo suggestion BY thusp Win thus ne
nnuace u, a. " ahai position. iii heir npiY.
on. the President 81 The UaitrtI states could
po.>Ibls take. oiher than lnai aiken by Pres.
drn, Lincoln, without palpable. op.n via.
llilnn u his inaugural uaih, aud n utter ah.
nrgIiiun aud ah,licatinn ~ III The power. II
government. The simple qucstinn seems 10
be: shall the Government Of the United
states remain a Government OF not: Shall
il be merely partnership Ol STATES, o. coun.
ties. Or individuals. lasting only during con.
yenience o. pleasure. 81 shall il be feaIIy 4
union, possessed actually " the power--es.
sential 70 the sefy existence Dl a nltion--of
protecting Itself against di.iniegratiDn and
ruin.
Its The office 81 TIE players 10 embol,
the form and substance u the times and We
can dras ~ apt illustration II the effect of
the principle VI licensed disunion and NJ.
limited submission By The Government from
liacketfs iayOrite rnmedy ~ = The MiliIia
Training" Hateful Wilkins Pstkins, stout
private N militia company. refused 90 obey
the order Ol bis captain 10 shoulder arms.
The raplain mcnaerl him with his drawn
sword bat still the rcdoubiable Patkins. IN
the exercise of his assumed figh, 20 disDbey
obnoxious commands, refused 10 comply.
Well, then, you needn't" laid The captain:
aud be diJn'tl We believe that company
had 10 disband. And 50 must our gre4t On.
ion melt into hin air. leaving behind il The
ruined hopes Of mourning millions, IL lis head
shall no, be willing aud sble, mildly. wisely,
gently, baI most firmly. 70 execute It's LAWS.
s.s.s.2s@.s.s.s...s...
The Arkansas State convention met al
Little Rock. on Monday, and elected Union
officers BY siS majority.
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HLolegy's Pils and OistaAs,i.-Ths philosophy Of
ht,lih Asiiml, bronchitis snd Affections d The Chest
Disease istfsqusnty ne elicit u circumstances neg
go rsPr1tes Rhhi q pfeeauiign icing among ~
most aeiise esuses TITLES Issbt ~ thsm.el,e. af,sn
lsai 20 tie ioe.i distressing tsssis fals and coughs.
w efinplf are ossiimcs uHnuiifed anlh they settle
o. TIE lungs end consumption the consequence The
slhf = applicable 10 asthma, hfoHehhis. aud diseases
q ne IesPiIatgty ofglus Ilalswsy's Pills snd Oinl.
meat shonJ bs USED lie fsl symptoms IL eeIls md
coughs the Ointment veil t8llrJ inio Tie regions u
ihs ,hioi and chest will rive freedom 10 e bsaihins
and hp 10 The bod ~ tendency 10 iHhrmmalioni vhe
y Phs viii otliIf he system asaisa The Tegots and
nr ~mencies IL he season.
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iuars. very respectfully.
JAzE. BrcnAxAx
Han. Ileoa Thllnp.sn.

Hon. lieoa Thompson.
Nothing en- b. added 10 III farcc anil lis
tin,thrss % tue ic,timons ihas bnrue by the
PresldcnI aud tie { Gr ollie.t numbers 81 hi.
Cabinet. 81 flr lfUm tie mnemrni fur th
reinforcement II F1rl Sumter having bctn
!. concealed tiitk.' II VI. repeatedly aud
frankly discussed III tie abinrI, aud wben
a conclusion Wds frails reached the te.n d.
ttpn 81 TIE Pfesidrnl va, announced ~ terms
a, emphatic 4. he prnJIbl. ever addressed H.
onr 81 III, Secretaries. ~ /. nnw al n,rr,
anI reiniWtrMtn's mus, IL srnt." Wa hrs
linguIgr aud these words Wrre spoken ~
oprn coon,il. tie hahnra1lr SEEN iarY Of die
lnietIur hen,eli bemg present u Va. 90
.rsci sG,rriiante N,fl, tie command thu,
given ilat t.,r star IL the Nr-t wa. ,hlttrr
IL ani tile friulafcemcnts sell iDlwaId. I'll
all th,ss circumstances Tie public wtl ions
10 vain tnr au, traces 81 trek on the = u
81 Gen. scott Of lhe SECRETARY II Var. III
i. true tliar, ii ,br hnps oi avoiding sa.tr
Il h1mau lite, an enittsnr Vas mIdr 80
:. conceal iie expedition lrnm the go.til"
ir0ups 10 charge 81 the Tort. and ba'iene. ~
Charleston hafbOf bat this eudrator the
vigilance aud real ~ rhr Secretary defeated,
Inc "cughterm spoken IL va. not
more co,dially sanctioned b, tie President
than II sss by t:en. scott and myself o.
Ms gwen, nut berause u ahy ii..rht if0n
Tie order on tn pirt IL tir prrsidrnt, but
because ~ ! hitter received that DIS from
MaJ1r Anderson. staiing, III effect. tbat be
regarded himself as .rc1re 10 his position
and yet mDre because ui intelligence which
late o. Saturday evening reached I've De.
partment that heavy battery bad been GREG
ted among tie sand hills al Tie entrance 10
Charleston harbDr, which would probably
destroy any unafmed vessel land such was
The Star II tie Vest which might attempt
% make IL. way Up to Fort sumter. THIS
important Information satisfied the Govern
ment that there was no present necessity Tor
sending rcinlofcements, and that when sent
they should go, not II sessal Oi commerce.
but d war. Hence The cOanigrmauI was
dispatched BY telegraph 10 New York. but
the vessel bad sailed a SHIRT time before il
reached the officer to whom il vas addressed.
This PLAIN statement Is submitted IN the
beliei that, before al intelligent aud candid
public. i will Afford complete yindtaliOn
Of my conduct, a. well as 81 the conduct Of
that Illusifioas patriot and soldier--Lieu,.
Gen. Scott-Mbosc stainless honor certainly
needs ~ defence II my hands against The
aspersions Of the present 81 any other assail-
ant.
Il is well known lhat persistent flsifca.
ton oI The policy and conduct 81 The late
Administration, 10 is relations 10 the south,
has proved 4 potent instrumentalIty Tor IT,
flaming tie popular mind Of that Distracted
portion Of our country, and thus giving an es.
er.iDereasing impetus 10 tie revolution; and
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The Galveston (Tesss1 News SAYS Tho
property seized by the Texan troops al san
Anionio amounted 70 $4,000 10 specie. thir.
ty.fise thousand stand ~ arms. twenty SIX
pieces o. dismoBnted artillery, any qusDtity
Of ammunition and other munitions OF waf,
aud large collection Of horses. mules, wsg.
ons, forage, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-03-13

The Arkansas State convention met al
Little Rock, on Monday, and elected Union
officers By siH majority.
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WAsnIs0rDs, January 8. 1861.
Sra; II il With extreme regret have Just
learned that additional troops have been or.
dered to Charleston. i'hi. subject has been
frequently discussed IN Cabinet Council and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-02-22
MOFFATTsE
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHENfX BITTERS.

rEHE high and envied celebrity whichesfs tn
1 pre-eminent Medicines have acquired or
their inv .riabIe efficacy 10 all the diseases when
fhey profess to cure has rendered the usual pTac'
tice of putting not only unnecessary, but unwor-
thy 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, Az
fsctions Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west, where these diseases pre-
vail, thew will be found Invaluable. Planters
farmers and others who once use these Medicines
will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Collie and Serious Looseness, Biles, Cos
tiveness, COLDS and COUGHS, Choiic-
C NSUMPTION-Used with great success IN
this disease. ,or
DYsPEPSrA-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines lln'us-
diately.
EREPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
YSIPEL1S AND FLATCLENCI.
FEVER AND AGUE.-ror this scour-e Of tue
western countrv these medicines will Oe found
safe snee!v AMI certain remsiy. Other medicines
leave the =vs;em subject 10 a return ot 'he disease
"A cure bv these medicines Is permanent. 4FJ
them be s,ti>l. 81. and he cured.
FITLNESS OF CO NPLFANJF.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Cant. Gidd-nsss, Gravel Headache of every
kind, Inward Fever, If tmmat11y kheon---sLn'
Impure Blood Jauudice, Loss Of Appetite.
LFVEP 20 VPL TNTS,
LEPROXY. LOOTENESS
NERCURIAL DISEASES.
Never fliis to eradjclte entirely al the eGacta
Of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most pow
erful preparation e Slrslpariila.
Nigbt Sxelts Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
pllints all kinds Orlnic Al ctio1s, Paiplta-
ti5n OF the Heart, Primers 'ho-ic-
Pills.
The orfeia1I proprietor of these r-ea.clnes va
cured 6 Piles of tirty-d7o year standing y -A-
use Of these Life Neticiaes alone
Pains in the head, side, 5lck, limbs JOINTS ma
RHEUNITTSN
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will be-
sure Of relief by the Life Medicines.
PrSH OF 5L0OD TO THFHFAp.
SCURVY, SALT RHECh,
SWELLINGS
! SCROFULA, or KINGS EVIL, N It's Vo-s
/ forms. Ulcers Of every description.
/ WORMS OF all kiGis are efec Uaily expelled -
( thors medicines. Parents will do well 70 ADMIN
ister them whenever their existence IS suspected
Relief will he certain.
/ THE LIFE PILLS
AND PHE VIZ BTTTFRS
PURIFY THE BLOOD
And remove all disease from The s-s-c-n.
Prepared BY ..o--.-
No. 335 BroaGw4y,
tM5dat B4ildiag,) Y. !.
Tor slle D. ali DrI-ss's'
J1ao -. 1867. r--F