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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-14
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
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PRoPRfKToRs.
D. n. RICHARDSON, GRE. r. WET
ODO y. CARPENTER


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SPECIAL NOTICES.
0PE"Ah NOTICE
To GONHUJuPTYI"ES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks b. q very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption
Is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufcrers
the means of cure.
t. all who desire il, he viii send q copy Of the
prescription used free ofn arge, with the direc-
ton FOR preparing and using the same, which they
will lind srag CCRg Fog CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, DC. TIE OILY Object Of the atver-
tser in sending the description is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceses g be invaiua ole, AMI hopes every sufferer
will Try MS remedy, az il will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing I'll prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLLIAMsprRGn,
octS0-3mw Kings County, New York.
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TIE Clinton House of Iowa City has
been re-opened by Mr.. Andrews.
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.tiOfire.
SfrNyCM.

SVEUyEWs
I'M MONDAY NIGHT LAST. A BAY HORSE
~ Colt, 81 years old, IL hands high, small
white spot in forehead. black name and tail, shoi
all around, stIayed from the enclosure of he SUBJ
ssriber on the bluff, near Burrows residence. A
liberal reward will be paid for any information
whica will lead to the recovery of the animal.
tHAS. TEGLER,
dcl-dGwtil Grocer, No. !, East ID st.
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A. r. Il ID. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady s9est.
ian l0-dEw
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CEas Ez.aTs s.E.vsss.egTEEs.
Nff'NN1H.

4 BLACK STALLION PONY, ABOUT 3
"A years old, three white lses and white mark
Oh forehead. thick short double name Had On a
halter when he left. Any information which
VIII lead To his recovery viii be Literally reward
ed by HENRY nAUPT,
nol3-dAwtfj Misai>s ppi House
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Dissolution Of S,.s.s,.r.h.n,

Efss"FaftCh al f''ss'FsstFsh'D.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON Il BROWN Is
this day. SOLVED BY mutual consent. All
debts of the firm 10 be settled BY James Thomp-
SON, Mr.. Brown retiring from the firm MT.
Thompson will continue the business al the Old
stand, where he will always be ready to wait upon
all customers-thankins the public for all past ia
September ., 1851.
JAMES THOMPSON,
spl0-dtfl IRA BROWN.
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/, w. HARRISON,

joins ZsMMEss MANN.
.ssxg9-sa AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
HTUI turer, ono door west Of corner
~ 10th and LeClaire streets, Davenport,
.owa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and kept in order. without charge five years.
Il. B.-Rspairing and tuning done At oil time,
and in the best Huinner.
DAVENPORT, April 13. 1860. Iapi18-dIv
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Ca l2I)S.

j. w. II. BAKER, VI. H.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE N
Post Office building. Residence on Filth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, Davcn-
port Iowa. novl9d1wtf
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.TOficP.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
l stock OF Stoves, Tin Ware, etc. to J. G. PUT-
NAM Co., would resp ctfully recommend them to
the patronage of the public, and to his old Gus
toners in particular. JOHN F. NONATh.
November 26, 1851. lnv27-tf
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j. Gs SIlOHEH.
r OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
my2 d6wtf
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IGNATTS LAHEER

I"INIA
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON < kCCOUCHEUR.
/ OrFrCE-South- least cor.ev ., hrady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from Z. 6 A. NJ, and 5
to 5 P.M 'r-s27-tf
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ATATE ITEMS.

ANOTHER CnAxcE.-" 4 middle aged
rettle man" 10 Dubuque county wants
to open correspondence with some FAIR
damsel with view OF matrlmony. The
fair one must have from two to four
thousand dollars" besides otter charms.
TIC person is 10 "good Standing and IS
10 be addressed as J.J., Fairly =. O.,
Dubuque county. Pitch in ladies' all
tic way from early maidcnhood NJ te
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13

nhild-tbe murdered Ernest Seoton ,oantionod
in tb indirtn, nj o,,ai,st NO ,,riso,,,r now o,,
trial Thn brothtr of Sir Ralnh Uori,aue
died nt Cevlon. .uon after thn deotb of his
wife and the two Jauobters were alope one n
widow with her infant son-the other the
prisoner at the bar. They communi-
Gated with their uncle Sir Ralph
Heritage. who sent them a kind invitation to
come 10 Inn. iniimatino at the same fine
that he would make his orandnephew. Ernest
Seaton his heir Tbav ramo-the child The
mother and the voung aunt. They reached
Liverpoo in the shin Alceste. and took most
clIaise 10 oNor;bnmpl6nsliire The cbaise broke
down at a place named Dalngton Flats. and
the paf,v were comDelled ia take rptuue from
a racing storm. and 10 mass the ninht at an inn
named The Wbcatshpaf The child the moth
er, and the aunt retired early TO double bed
ded room The child silent with lis mother.
the prjsoner al the bar in ihe other bed. AT
five minutes past one O'Clock on that night,
the landlord and his wife wore awakened by
loud screams. and they hurried in the direction
of the sound, which led Them TO the room in
question. Mrs Seaton was found living in
sensible in the doorway. The prisoner at the
bar was sitting up in be,l. and much disfgured
on her hand, with blood, The body of the
child, Ernest, was found between that bed and
the wall. with a knife in its henri Now. gen
tlemen of the iurv these are prominent facts:
but there are some collateral ones which it is
my duty to mention. The landlady of the
WbaufSheaf will de,,,so +bot os sha was mass.
ing the door of the room occupied BY the two
sisters. she heard them conyersing and, with
an incidental curiosity. she pausrd to listen.
wheG she heard the prisoner sav. 81 shall 90
to the wall and nor ret n husband all ON
account of vour LITTLE Ernest when | intended
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13
WORCESTER:
for Sale or GJo Eet.


TTN0 RENT.-A first class House, corner
Il Of Main and King streets, containing nine
and bathing room, with hard and soft water, will be
rented $500, if application made Inquire OF
Mrs. W. D. TllAYER, No. Park street. diff Do
FE'O RENT-Two good upper tenements
n pleasantly situated. within five minutes walk of the
Post Onue. Inquire of j. l.. HOOD 22S Main street,
Worcester. diff n2S
NOR SALE OR TO LET-On lease of
4 years. Store Building, o. 30 Main street, new
cupied shoe and Ambrotvpe saloon. Posses
sion given lhe first month. Apply to G. LORI\G
2O7 Main street, up stairs, Worcester. diff o3l
no LET.--A first-class house, new and
a convenient, and desrably located, within a few
minutes walk OF the Post Office Possession given to
suit convenience Address Post Office, drawer No. l2l
Worcester. diff au2S
FHNO IET.--FOur tenements to let. with
Il barns without. Inquire OF JOHN HAMMOND
SIS dtf
FVO RENT ON MAPLE STREET-A
4 Boarding tenement of sixteen rooms also, tene
ment of seven rooms. Inquire of j. W UtHAM.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13
furniture.

'ENHE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
"A IN USE.--E, &. LAMSON II co. have Just received
Alot Of j. ID. WILLotGHBYs Patent Scli-Seang
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Both New and SECONDHAND Furmture OF every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding. Also large lot of Paror
and Cooking stoves. Call before you buy.
L. b. LAMSON & CO,
IS, 6S, and 10 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13
ID E NJ o v A L
DG. j. a. ANDREWS
Ias removed his Medical once ron los Main Street to

Has removed his Medical Office from lO5 Main Street
At Summer Street;
~ He invites all his friends to call and see him.
DIR. ANDREWS will take this opportunity to say to
his friends and the public. that he continues to treat the
following diseases with almost entire success =
Dyspepsia in all its forms Constipation; Chronic D
arrhea Hemorrhods; Jaundice; Biliary Calculi Pal
sy, without Inflammation of the Brains HYsrERIA III,
FoCHoGDRIA; NEURALGIA, Nerveache whetner seateo
In the Face stomach, Liver, Bowels ters or EStrem-
tiles; Chronic CatGrrh Humid Asthma; Nervous fal-
ptation; Enlargement of the Liver ana speen lncon-
thence Urine Gravel; Leueohea; lrrltaple Oierusi
Virulent Gonorrhea; elects Cutaneons 5E.rraapuohsi
Rheumatism; Rheumatic Enlargement and Stiffness OF
she JOINTS Periodical ueadache spinal Irritation, &C.
IA ANDREWS, NJ D.,
luna o. 1851 dttl Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13

B.-The people respectfully invited to call at
the POetical Exchange and examine my Goods, which
and of the latest pattern
ieIG dtf ORSON n. HEATH.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13
@nRttar[es Nf.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
lyinyites the citizens OF this place and vicini-
ty, to cali and examine superior selection
III or SPECrACLES, containing his lately i'm
~ -, proved PEBIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sight-
ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
sire them, according to the true state OF their
eyes. The material used TO make the above
mentioned Lenses, IN Its natural state, in purt-
ty, brilliancy, and transparency, rivals the dia-
~ mOnd, andf9rms the most beautiful and perfect
Spectacle Lenses ever introduced and possess.
II 60 great advantages over the common glasses
in general Their perfect spherical form
III gives more extended field o. vision. Their
~. purity and transparency OF msteria present
II less ODstrucuonS 10 the passage OF light-over
%II'S comes, in great measure, what is called by
ri n opticians alteration light Consequently
nj objects seen through them present themselves
Il lin clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
ii that gmmering, wavering unsteadiness,
WI pleasant sensation after protracted reading
\ III sewing; in fact, approaching near the per
I feet lens of the natural eye it is possible for
u art to approach nature
Many persons unscQuainted withthe Optical
krt, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
% practice often productive of serious conse
prpiudcng the minds of the people against the
use of Glasses. Glasses selected by sklm optican,
made of the aforementioned material, WILL instead OF
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T AArERI
He keeps constantly on hand small and large soy
Glasses; Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles and Eye
Glasses of all knds different patterns OF opera glasses
large assortment, for sale ana 70 uHe' Maghiylhg
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes Ge.
Artificial Eyesinserted and made 20 order.
Having taken the agency OF one OF the nrst manufac
urers OF Pebble Lenses am glad TO be abeto sell such
r less nouev than thev have ever before been sold for
thus giving the chance Of getting the bestfor
'Is Irss,SIionsultation free Of charge.
j. ROSENBUSH, (AgenD 0ptician
n2u successor to L, Shrishem
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13
JnsurantG.

QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
W ANCE COMPANY, Of Quincy. Massachusetts.
AVAILABLE AND CASH CAPITAL, s47s,3A &C
WILLIAM $. MORTON President.
CHAS. A ROWLAND, Secretary.
Standing Of the Company, Nov. !, 1851,
Cash Fund, sIO5.S7S 2S
Deposit Notes, 3l3.466 IS
Ava.lable Capital, sl7s,344 &C
This prosperous and success f Company nsurcs Build
ngs, Merchantse. Household Furniture, and Personal
Property generally, on FERNS favorable is done by
any other DjcideadPayiRg COHlGqRy, d is paving
dividend of Fifty per cert all Ave years and Twen
ty-fve per cent. ON annual RISKS.
-. A. ROWLAND, Agent Worcester, Mass. Office in
Central Exchange deCdly n29
DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts
With Cash Capital Of over %.2:s,DOG.
and Available Capital Of over SS5E 900,
Insure Buildings, Merchandise and Personal Property
generally, both on the Stock and Mutual plap as 10
VoraOle terms as any SOUND and well conducted Stock
Mutual Company The first class os DWELLING Houses
and their attachments Farm Buildings and their con-
tents, insured for one i've years upon the Stock
cpe at the same rate charged in the Mutual depart
ment buildings in progress erection. raDs,r
equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Apple ations for insurance may be made at tire Com
pany 9 Office, or to any of its Agents.
AUGUSTUS n. CURtIEB, Secretary,
HENRY CHAPLIN, President
SAMUEL II. COTTON, Treasurer.
DIKECTORS.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, Huratiu \
Tower Joseph Boyden, nnathan Warren, jonathan Lu
ther Henry Goulding, Edward Earle, K. L. Brigham,
Dwight Foster, ChaS. w. Freeaud, lchaOod Washburn
ia9J d&wcowly
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-13

Inc pest IN use Those wishing preserve Fruit of any
sind will do well to call and examine them before puf-
chasing elsewhere. We have also received and shall
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
M e DiCAL.
>croruIa, or Kings Evil.

Is eorscfrt0cii tisease. q corr-ntian y the
i blood. by which tbls ngld becomes vitistet ueak
and poor ieinE IL the ciTcRiRtior. q p-rvso~s fhs
~h0e boy and nay buTsi oat IL disease ou auy par
q g. No orgAl e free fTo-l is attacks 8. tsrt
s sariously caused - rsr' risl - sse l0~ lvine
di>ordefec o. unhealthy ict. imrcrc air. 9Th sLs
hthy hAbits. the ceprcssug sces. and. Above 49, rs
tte vtasrsai infection. Mhsfrver H. its ofen &. {,
hereditary IN he oonsHtutcr descending ..fron "a
rsus cLfi ;reu unto TIE bird sni fourth Ceflera.
uons indeed. 81 seems % he tee rcd "a him vts
.4ss, ~ s-. visit IL ilq-ies q tle fstlers upe-
their cb itfer
IT, effects commence ~ fsr,Stfion from .he BLOOD
= ccfrupt u uicerous matter which. 10 ne ignEr
liver. and internal orgsls. is iermrs furtso.r-. "a
Le glands. srelHgs. art o. - slrfsce efIpf'ans
or sors-- ilis fosi ce-ruprcr vtll Es.1e~s ir fns
piool cer-e-~~s tie euerete- - siic iAz -cIef-
H-ls complains. iut iksy have isr irss po~er o.
~1tlftlli 'ke attacx. Of otttr disc ts.s. ca-rer
y rs-f rumbers Perish 81 disorder witch arfoell
ot -crc.uious IN fher nature are sflii ers "a
ta hy tt's faint fr fle sv.fsu 49,. tl- cot.-
su- ~fiou which cecim-iec the huusn fssisiis tss
or I'm a.lcei. "a ~. -S-o ue-s cc-ian.iratoa a..
narT destructive ds@ssts o. tae nttf. E.leys
brain ard. Indeed. % 81 the organs -rl-e folr or
sre aggravated hy tae cause
one quarter oi sli our peop.f are -'foieers ttr.I
T-fSens are invaded by ilis ilkirg lni,ef.cr srt
their bcaith = ulrsrulireL ~ ft. To csause frr
The rg-telD - flsst reHovste the blood ,li-r
tive mecicine and invgC-ste it iy heaitas To- 4ll
exercise hsca medicine We supply "a
Y J. y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
"a d S T Fl "A G 7

o. ne FzFTgEy7H SEA1- AEyI-AL Sv11E
H6AT 9r aA> oo1dntos oC es~ HoJH Is-sT .
RA-f'E cvNPAST, of l.c Cfy a Eso lo-R
90 ~ u; dds q J1GuIy.. li6i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
wv AssstLI
Rob ack'S Stomach gitterc

A -,~ af1 DEL glgul >toniartll - go :,
.ifi- ipe 3 De >fcrsch. -nt for fhc fr.4r,fil q
lir1s csu oi-.ls in,d,Is - tbe H..terr r..s-.trs
Ir r.
A. nic-rinT drsrk - ss.i.t q ..-flsn 40 -.;l..
iesseJ,iA, . has 10 equal. 1ry it
~ 1ff-f y 3. l-efilv % 0. other Rf.sr. Irv g.
Toe iermtls cl fr.>e htfefs. tl~ lssll th. ~.
fpfrft = T., i.e.ack, viEf ate.l Sill n.,s 81 ~.
iis.f ard mr. erinsf Nst--l f'ractrt.uts-l = -
Neti ali 3. . c4setS preor-.s~i os-n tee ~-T.ts ~
e-frrr people.
Tn,se iffr- derive their s;n.ui1. s-,ss ~. .--.-
% t.a- 1stu-c 81 the ard trr .f ~h.ct ms
rf ceiAlrs,a, sl.o - they ar ly aiIssirs urtsfs
1--l eIa'iags u tAe stomach. difeily pfosssoiis %
TGupEaaNsE.
u4t p-e-tni T1efritior beeret t1si "a ua4in- theul
ti-rt kntHn, ilc public eeiiafe - .-t-ers.-.
ii ~-ll ss-i ~ i1- .air ~ 81 of - i.o,.~k-s -
ne-of- sstiis ara "a totsi-. A.. thf cornfrv -f-
90 ~ mtauIlne orders eli Hr f'lea air,-s f..,r
r-lr.iat H srg quantity. aflt t- loves rata-. -
- if lrt uf -u laarf Hafilr-. ana -l-.fs r.rk~s IL
ere fer esse- iis.f o.4 -slll 't case. y fourvfr
'e ps Ard aiia sent O. sfy atlr~s- q c--is-d
;s~s.ii frice. - per hottie. or ~
for -.
linrpr' eiact arl .4is-rrrs Nee - Vsr..
>i-sft, - tc.tle ir.r Nan sfrs.t C,rslnf.t
plie. isaliaf,.t, W. -. iisn4n4sa- ,ire-t
tos f-ie .t NiFo t4r1ty .y
D q uc>Nll4.f. Icrre Hsuse-
,. q. SlNfSut.k.
NN. L. Shlfl. Nc~ t,ls.-f
fLlkA ANSklsN. IenuxsIIe
A. :! urls.-sts sul N-r,..rt. csr-.s ...-
srcuglu-i ne Initec Si@lss snl Csaess.
Z
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

fOR THE SpEfDi CURE or
ln.errnit;eus Fever. or Fever an Ague. fcmists /,
Fc-er Chill Fever, Dumb 4 cue, reriodcsl HesC-
srhs, Or Billion, liesdacle, ant ihcas Fe-
ver~. indeed faT the whole ciass d.
eases or igrnung in hii'sry c,rsnse-
mel' cauted by tne Ns.sr1of
Niss1lstic Countrl..
We sre e1st'cc here 70 essr tie community
remedy which. while cures he siore conp' p
with Certainty. j, .cl perfectly harmless lr a,
quantity Such remedy irvaiua lie ir district
where these affecting d.,ordslsQ Ia, clrs"
eNpsis tho m ssn ate poison uf fstfr and A-ue from
tie sy-;srn and pfrSent. the tes.i. .lpfntllf ~ q
tsess@ II taxel CT fhs 1rst approsch a. its 9r-int
itory :, upofa- i IL Dor 0ns Tie btsf reineey
yei tiscovers for his Class u complaints. ~ al-
the o1eape~+- Ire large quantity w. suTlis 80
dollar irins- it wlt!ii inc reach ~ e,-lt ,1y. ai.
"a billions districts. uhrrs ftsff a1d AEu- !re.ail,
every boly should hnye &: and ID freely 10Th
cufe snG protection. great suI-fi. Tiiy n fni-
remedy over sns other ever discovered fr q. sie--
d. and certain cure oi Iatsrmiieri. tiat i;
tsins oalninl aiu-rti. cquenti. frai4-
c. no qusnisn oI ether injurious titCts Rltt.ytf
npn The -grs.ifufser those rE el iy = arc isf ts
heslshy ss n thes hsd never h..i n, di-esse
fe'er anf Ag'ls not alone the crseqnenos q IL
M issmztc poison. srea. .t-iets q disorders ar..
hon iis irri;Aii. a. among Which ars
Neuralgia Rheuma;srn. Goui. Hssiac ha. B.indne@.,
IoCfhacbe, FaTachs, CuaTTsh. Asthma, IG IL
ta'icn, Punin Affection = ihs spleen. bss.
;svic- Pain in the B,Veis. e.rsral,s-s
and DsrahEC %. tl- Stomach,
All oi Vhi-h nbea originating n ihi. cause pu' en-
.Crrr - 49, ths = i-rn rrn ne lis-.i and e. a.
seluen'ls cures them Al siike. q g. Invaluable
prpfetI,u iIinir irrtufs aud I-r-ons frstsiiur 20
iaksn al-lis daily While Af--sl fhe ii.-
irctsan Thar VIII Or oNcreI@i fron ' .fsi,ln. anI
cannot scculnniate in Sufficient quantity - fif-n
into az -ears hruct q j even ul.t-t F.aual-.
protection nan cur, ari fr~ viii suf'.f if0f4
lhiermittelts = The avail thra .-'f- g tAt 81.
iscii..n fhi. rtrnst'v f.a.e'-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
M EDIcAL.


Bieea Piii- and nieod Purifsrf
A
70 3 y
ZRAARMAcY.A
DIR ROBACKS
Scandinavian Remedies.
WEE ~ RasAcx. lae o-ie'-s..4 S~reis.A Phrs..
1sn i-1ocue~a Ne ri0oc ttrster End Blood Pill 4.
o. lntr -.sle- ~ 'orfi ID ail.f ian.arr tb.ir
lrafit. prcperti--. TITS 49, van sgo Th~ trst
re,p'nIlsus4nr ten hAs s.nct bo~r faler oLf -
- sc. ilai cllsnrl uIea sto-e Character for
ount " srnsai snt fhiioeopls. Vse tAsir oqin.ss
g. -lt o. fae ec-nEnlts, ulea 49, csserve. reEr~t
.li u-se .ss.1rsuce couiiv su-e. t..fo-s L., H.
tle-are everl~lef approane rn1 Wgtl. = -
t1e-- ~o..is-fui preI.srsfie-- Al ~ ooui.s :
10 $50 "a sl.e honesty a tl,f cis we cho-.,s
isFcrts ~ tr f1eu -lver as res ~ oae sstf a
ME .fI pe--f ~ 81 sfrf
IT. -vfceaoe n he po.sr-ssou & D. Ros.Sx
,e'ee b = an rmes sco~ssifle = y. Pobisl se.s-
i-te. d.. following
FhCTSf
IA, eas BiOcs PILLS have beer rroved b sa.iy.
CONTAIN 80 MINERAL.
rass they cure IL siuo-s universal c.o,,.i. .inL
DYSPEPSIA
,''A t-e-~.s., a.-rr..sr. az. S. 49, sat in.
haf are 81 e---f ule cl - ave rro "a -...es-.
LIVER CoMPLAlNT
sd re-'ef- '-,s hs-lsA -s-sssts q Z suTr-s-
SICK FEMALES,
10 hs~s lnss..aos sos yoars h s.r e. 49,.
isd d. '9tde-ey, re-c crate ~lft srest rrpiay a.
f ltf i7f-sc-s a. = go s.-o--- Tat a. 49, = c+
si'iro> re retsovet - theii c.rd. - Esr -
LAtiDs pfoperlies. Th.l they cru.s
SHATTERED CCNsTl : lions.
'c-ever = rsy hsse i,~n ,slf = ~iih ~ ..u.-
h.t their - - te-i@rc, 20 lsf -le u.- asd fei.
er e sr.oTssie shai % At.nS d e-.-- -. a.
-,i.0- efrt a.--.-ss "a Z O. -. i-ey
CAUSE SOON TO urAL
aia cis-hsEs, from shs ~ css i-slt - >,gof-
ia, vneiLer lfTec tAly g Oh. via Ilf. u,ev
RECRUIT THE DEBIIITATED.
and tha' there alsesss = the stous-a ans r,-
s. ~ Liver. The Aervoss Sy..e-l. - saia. GlaiA
Nu-ciss
A alNG FRov IMPURITIES OK oRsT..rc. Hons
% IHE llOOD OK SECAETlOSA
Which --sy % ncs E-ve s~s-riy< Fe.-r I'd q Al
r'1-te &C osfqre ne vsrv ciste q n Las - H.
Vteed.. eser { fsisal1ss era l-e-r,os ou-r.
Bear IN mlne hat tie sCASDISk Wan yFGrTs.
oi.t biOuD PlL' ue eldcrsrt y lbs sxt-erist.r
? thousands = tvtfg witnesses, $50 r i-tfsr- e.
fsvt-. ne.icsi ~orks. and bs ~rc ..-tt g,rcIa Il
r"ui - e TIE vers b,sf prspaI sgiO kn1 .~.r
iered 20 lie tfeA "a 1wu victims ~ i tesl,n Tbfr
caf disease tnrou-4 eserS 40 -eAiI =, t,-
f.-r. siic eAi.i = -.h.y sut = rflsreu..y.
- out can tseot their supeTia-iff sftsr o,. .,frI
lfial-i4ey nc' oaiy h,.isf rli In faet ch~sl.r
ha- ars ofher Plft. for if takes a - runii-- .
hcil o. pfe-iuce q. effect
ffac' n ihg seiiill. ,ial Vegetable ood Pur.f.f
- ier tcttle or o. pr bal dom Ne ~css.dir
vi4h Vegetable blood f1ils - c-nt- y~- oa1 % &
cNrs lcr- a.
head 10 Eehsck's special Sofl,e a-i Certss.rsts.
fllii-l~d - ooasPicucus part " tbis ps.,sr tro.
dine time.
~ hohrcA'- Ncsca Almanac I'D F2ui.y Ad,far.
faills grrsf variety Of interesting sd ra.aa. =
d.iiosl nioinstl.n cal o. bad g..-s q any O. L.
Agells throughout tns cOun y.
~ c!lel4i uf ccmp1Ca.eo eAses D. h,tsck nav
oe consulted personally ~ ~ is-isr sssclo-s -.
sisuir for ~. reply