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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

The steamer Eolian brought down from
Minneapolis, yesterday, one thousand bar
rels of -four, destined for Boston and Ports
land.
The steamer War Eagle brought down
yesterday, from the same place, seven huns
dred barrels Of -four for New York and
Boston, and one thousand sacks of wheat
for Milwaukee.
The Albany arrived yesterday, from the
Minnesota river, with one thousand sacks Of
wheat.-Dadly Of Wednesday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

HoN. EDWARD EVERETT has signifed to
the Secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association that be will visit st. Paul in
the second week of June, and while here
will deliver his great Lecture on "The
Character of the War;" before that Associ-
ation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

SECOND REaIAENT.-Dr.W Wharton of this
city has been appointed by Governor Ram
sey special Surgeon of the Second Regi.
ment, aud left for Pittsburg Landing Weds
nesday morning. The regular Surgeon, DR..
Bingham, has been in Louisville for several
months, and the assistant Surgeon, DR..
Tollman, is in hospital at Cairo. The
Regiment has been without Surgeon for
some time, and we are glad that at last they
will have the services OF one so accom-.
plished in bis profession as DR.. Wharton,
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DAWN BROKERS' BARGAINS
100000 WORTH

OF
WATCHES, BRACELETS, RINGS PINS DJs.
MONDS, CHAINS, SILVER WARE
AND OTHER VALUABLES
Being the stock of PRIVATE BROKER and TO be sold al
BE UNTIL o k is 5HnS
ARE TO GET.
LIST OF SOME OF The ARTICLES to BE SOLD AT
ONE DOLLAR BARGAINS
Gold Watches, silverPencilCases Ladies R.,icu,e..
S lses, w p WIN cod rens, elegantly fur
Ladies' Jewelry Shawl Pins, Receivers.
Plain Gold Rings, Bosom Studs, Eife-
Gold Ihimblss, Sleeve Buttons Eight Day Clocks,
ChasedGoldRngs Yiolins, Marine Clocks,
Stone Ring, Flutes. New Cutlery
v sirv r, cold Band Brace Eurs. s'
Lava Jewery. Sewing Machines, MAJ tel c Ssss
Gold Neck Chains, Plated Cas- tors, cod Crosses
Fob C SSa ona'ns Napkin Rings Spsra Glasses
Gold Pencil Cases, Fruit Knives, Piano Fortes. >
Vest CHAINS, Harnesses, Plated Dining
Locke's. Gents Seal Rings, Knives Forks
Together with q variety of Diamond and other rich
Stone Jewelry, of rare foreign make and almost every
greatest collections to be found in the country compri.
sing the stock OF Cup 1862 pledges 10
subscribers to be offered at
ONE DOLLAR BARGAINS,
through the following sale and convenient ARA. ge
The holder of these valuable deposits has divided
them into lots. and corresponding to each lot Certlf
cate descriptive of what such consists Of will be
sued, SO tha whoever receives Certificate will know
Just what It's holder is entitled 10.
These Certificates Will be placed in an envelope
and sealed and be sold to whoever shall nail The
undersigned 70 cents in money posage stamps. Upon
the receipt OF the certificate, you will know what your
dollar will purchase, and Can remit O not
part OF this stock was origna ly designed Tor the
Southern Ira ie and is all Of the newest style, but
much OF 1t was deposited (along with the bill Of sale
by persons whose pride and position would permit
Them to apply TO public pawn broker, and hence
appraised at only their ntrsc value. This enables
tae no der OF the goods arrange his schedule
safely war; ant him in reurdng dollar tor any
tele the purchaser may be dissatisfied with.
10 defray expense # packing &C., the undersigned
charges Is cents Tor single Certificate, will sell Five
for 81 klevtn r 81, or weny for SO.
For convenience, and to save lime, all communica.
lions must be made through the Post office.
Address MOORE Il CO. Agents.
No. 5 Milk Str Get, BOs en-.
N. B.-Remember there Is risk, as the money paid
for the articles will be refunded If the purchaser dis
saushed. m 23w4t
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Chicago Msrket.

SATURDAY, May II.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat steady
and 1c lower; 7l3 for No 1; 69a@7O for No 3.
Corn SC lower; 29c for old mixed in store.
Receipts $500 bbs -four, $4,000 bus wheat.
6S,0oO bus corn. Shipments 10000 bbls -four
l,0;O bus wheat, $4,000 bus corn. Freiqhts
firm. Exchange unchanged.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

On Friday and Saturday small parties of
Canadians arrived, On their way to Carri-
boo mines. On Friday a party of eight
put up at the City Hotel, end on Saturday
a party of thirteen registered their names at
the Merchants. They purchase a part of
their aupplies here, and will follow the
route of the previous parties.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23
1867. IMPORTANT 1852.
TO Shippers !

j. G. 81 H G. Blu ANK SEQ,
Having been constituted sole agents at St. Paul tor the
Ia CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.
also for the
LA CROSSE AND ST. PAUL LINE OF STEAMERS
would respect uy call your attention to the superior
advantages offered by them over any competing line.
THROUGH CONTRACTS WILL BE GIVEN TO ALL
POINTS EAST
All claims for overchsrges and damages will be set.
led upon presentation.
We will also have the Agency of Davdson's Line of
Steamers on the Minnesota and Upper Mississippi River
The La Crosse and Milwaukee line, receive and for.
ward all freight free of Warehouse charges at st Paul
Merchants who design visiting the East for goods viii
please give US a call and obtain full particulars
feb26-daw
j. c. g. II. c. BURBANK & co.
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SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL.

For st. Anthony and MinnespOlisThree times daily
e. and o'c ock A. NJ, and P. M.
For Manomin, Anoka Monticello Clear Water snd
St. Cloud daily at O'Clock An
For Sauk Rapids Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and Crow
"ng-Monoays, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock
A NJ. 0
~ For Richmond. Sank Center Alexandria, Pomme de
TIRE, Breckinridge and Fort Abcrombie-- Mondays
For Georgetown, Pembina. Fort Garry and the
Red Rive Settlement, connecting with steamer Inter.
4o'clccs m "
For Sillwa;er-Daily q: O'Clock AM.
For Super 'or-Every Monday, at O'Clock AN.
For Sunrise, with conn c.ions to Bayfeld-Everr
A NJ.
For further pRrtc ui&rs enquire at the General Office
on Third street, near the American the Ofcs o,
the North Western EyurasE Company.
st Paul. Ma g. 862 mao
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DIED.

In Saint PAUL. on Monday morning at eight O'Clock,
ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN, aged Sd yesrs.
On Sunday morning, Of pulmonary consumption
JAMES EAGAN, late Policeman.
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81 STRAWBERRIES were offered for sale yes
terday in this market.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23
ESevew of the ST. Paul Markets

Prepared expressly for the PIoN AND Drnocp nm,
CorreeteGby our Reporter
, 1862-05-24
luusbiustOu statesman.
New Bridges.

The County Commissioners intend to build
new bridges on Dry Creek and Touchet, on the
newly laid out ro ad between this city and Wal
lula so soon as they can let the contracts for the
work. These bridges are to be free, and in the
meantime the persons having bridges on this
road have been notified to discontinue the col
lection of tolls. The toll-bridges on the road be-
tween this city and Waua have heretofore acted
as a strong argument for interested parties in
turning away travellers, unacquainted with the
routes from this point, and we hail this new sys-
:em of things as one of the best inaugurated by
the Commissioners for the interests of both the
county and town. For the erection of the bridge
on the Touchet, the Commissioners have been
rendered the lumber hauled there by the Govern
merit some time ago for that purpose. While
by this arrangement the bridge erected by the
county will answer every purpose of the Govern
ment, it will also be great saving of expense to
both.
, 1862-05-24

INcREAsING.-The emigration to Salmon riv-
'er is still increasing-a much larger number of
miners having passed through our city this week
than last At a moderate estimate, there can
not be less than twenty to twenty to twenty-five
thousand persons now in the mines and on the
road between this city and that point.
, 1862-05-24

FALLNG.-The waters in the streams between
here and the Dalles have fallen during the week
so that trave! is not materially interfered with.
The streams above are falling also.
, 1862-05-24

DISTANCE TO WALLULA.-We are Informed by
the Surveyor, Mr.. johnson, that the distance
by the new county road from this city to Wallula
is thirty-one and one half miles.
, 1862-05-24

FOUND USE FOR IT.-During the week Mar
shall Porter has lodged five disordery persons
in the city prison. "Fightingers" and pistol
hourskers should take warning
, 1862-05-24

STAGEs.-Messrs. Thatcher & Ritchey's stages,
intended for the line from Walula uia this city
to Lewiston, arrived here on Tuesday and left,
with passengers, for Lewiston on Wednesday.
, 1862-05-24

Drum John j
Dyre John K
Douglas G
Duris Geo
Davis Y H
Deacon James
Dorgelok L
Dunham VIM NJ
Downing Geo S
Duniway r q
Eaton John
Eaton & Pollard
Elliott John
Ellmaker B
Elliott A G
Eason L G
Farrell James
Fox G K
Frazier David G
Ford John B
Fuller Henry
Files VIM
Fox Charles Z
Foster John
Fitzhugh John
Gedney James E
Cite Henry 2
Green Horace
Garrison Joseph NJ
Gregory John
Giltner B f
Gray j ii
Graham VIM
Goodchild Chas
Good Christu
Gay Evens S
Goodncugh Chas 2
Clifford Mr.
Gamble G
Gibson Saml II
Gray Erastus 5
Gelden James
Gray W II
Hebbard King S
Hill John C
Healy VIM p
Hanna G
Howell C p
Holmes Washington
Hall L G
Harboa II G
Howell Lewis
Harding Dwight 2
Hyatt J G
Horner Geo w
HillOry " m
Houston Milton
tliekoze Edward
llenell &
Henry l. Mrs
Hovey ThOs
HOlstaed Jacob
Hubbard J
Haline John B
Hanna John Il
Hoffman p
Hardy Ebenezer C
Haggard NJ J
HOltOn Hector
Hauna G B
Henen james r
Henry Mrs HELEN
Howell Perry
Howell G +
Heard 81 Grisen
Haggard Mason j
jess ee d NJ
JOurdan J
Jennings Edward 7
Jennings Barclay
Johnson Moses NJ 2
johnson A p
johnson ChaS
johnson " w
jones Mithry
Kelly James 2
kuOx A 5
Kelly + g
Knox S B
Kent p
King
Kirbye VIM
Knight David
Kibler
Khppel Henry 2
Kinney Col James 2
Keeny Saml
Krisher VIM
Leile Chas
Levy l.
Lucas II w
Leavens Isaac
Linsdey S G
Lamb q w
LiyscOnIb Robt S
La.ey o Z
Lancaster A V
Lynch W n
Lake Jane Mrs
Laugherty VIM NJ
FOrei
Agosta Charlotte Mrs
Derago Raffaelo 2
Derranneax Victorini
BristUis Olevier
Gerry Louis
BOumassa Charles
GercOvig Antonio
Krauskoff Morris
Tigle
, 1862-05-24
E M PR f
HOTEL AND RANT.
MAIN STREET, wALLA wALLA.
JOHN sELBY, PROPRIETOR.

TNTHE Proprietor takes great pleasure in -
Il announcing to his old friends and patrons .l::i1
and the public generally that he has recently fitted
upa
NEW HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
next door to the old " Blue Mountain Hotel" Mock
pense has been spared to make this the
Best Hotel In Walla WaIla.
In addition to procuring entire set Of dining
furniture, he has also erected additions to
his SLEEP ING APARTMENTS. and reftted and re-
modelled the old ones, that they all well ven
tilated and second to none in the upper country.
The House will be kent the Restaurant princine.
Meals at all Hours, Day or Night.
Iced Creams, Oyster Soups any other extras"
served to those who may desire them.
Fhe proprietor returns thanks for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended him, and feels confident
that with his Improvements he render the
sojourn of strangers with HIM in every respect COM
Portable.
Board per week, ten dollars.
Single Meals, seventy-fve cents.
Board and lodging, per week, twelve dollars.
Lodging, per night, seventy-fve cents.
Walla Wala, May H. 1862 1y
, 1862-05-24
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S

HN%" HC 90 @% o
WTELLS, FARGO Il co, HAVE EXTENDED
w their express TO
VANCOUVER, CASCADES,
DALLES, WALLULA, (Old Ft WalIa Walla.) }
WALLA Walla LEWISTON
ORC FINO, PIERCE CITY,
ELK CITY and the SALMON MINES.
E. L. JAMES will act as our Agent at Walla Walla.
E. w. TRACY,
Superintendent for Oregon and Washington.
list of agents will be published practi-
cable, and each agent will be furnished with a
mission specifying his authority and the extent to
which he will be bound by his acts, which will be
kept publicly exposed in his office for the inspection
of those doing business with
No person is authorized to contract any indebted
ness for us except the Agent or Superintendent.
May 2, l862-2Otf VT. e. co.
, 1862-05-24

Pratler 7 w
Pefferley Rudolph
Remebaker James II 2
Rourke M o
Reedor L J
Rockfellow w H 2
Reed w H
Reed Antoine
Robinson Marion
Ross George
Rogers G l.
Kicks S II
Reeve j K
Rainey A NJ
Readell G f
Ray H Y
Sickler Daniel
Stan J L
Sharp Adds Z
Sharp Matthew
Simpson James 6
Soutell e. Swadlenak
SaudObal Albert
Schroeder John 2
Seaman ii J
Smith Simon
Saukey Joshua
SERVER II G 2
Spears Fred Z 2
Severe Andrew
Skinner Cyons
Swan b F
Smith James
Shepard
Sturgis Oscar 2
Steward J w
Sankey John
Sickler John L
Squires j ID
Stephens Ebenezer 2
Scriber w C
Sylvester 0
Stone Catherine
Smith j C
Spaulding II H
Smith james NJ
Sharp Matthew S
Stafford A X
Simpson John
Smith II G
Stewart Joseph Capt
Starr G y
Smith A A
Stiles Z D
Smith E f
Swift VIM H
Say lOr G G
StedVenS Il j
Stewart Nj
Stromberg Geo
Smith VIM
Smith j Thompson
TwogoOd G S W 5
Turner John
Tanksley Joness
Upton W n
Tudor Joshua
Tracy J II
TrOok J S
Trimball A A
Toohill p
Thompson John G
Thompson Rankin
Tiffany Joseph c
Todd James
Taylor Simon
Tompkins R w
1'ay lor J Nj
Vanderake f W
White Chas
Wakefield l. Ii
Ward l.
White Peregrine
Williams David
Woefer John
Wallace n w
Warner S NJ
Wikle L
Warner n B
White David
Warner A A
w W iison y
,,,;Ii;o,,,s III Woo
Ivhitnn1e Somes
VII 2nro
,VeiIron WeI n avid U
w. II p
,T;.;nn ~" y
VII. !, it'' d
,,eitorC Dov;d
l,-s,i;ss p;aL.1
, 1862-05-24
KlHLHAIEE 4 GIIEHARl.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Clothing, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps &C., &c.
WYE have inst received from San Francisco com
w plete stock of goods in the above line, and are
enabled to offer good bargains to purchasers. We
shall doa
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS,
and will endeavor to keep constantly on hand full
assortment of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Provisions
Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes, Liquors. &c.
Also full assortment of Mil ers' and Packers Goods.
Wala Walla. May II, 1862. lily
, 1862-05-24

ORDINANCES. ordinances relating to of
fenses, duties of City Clerk, and fees and costs
will be found on the fourth page of to-days pa
, 1862-05-24

ADMITTED.-Mr. S. B. Fargo was admitted to
the bar in the District Court in this city on Sat
urday last
, 1862-05-24

Y THEATERs- theaters continue to add their
porfon to the amusements of the city. Both
give Entertainments this Saturday evening.
The bill OF the pioneer" announces a reduction
in prices.
, 1862-05-24

LETTERS FROM THE MINEs.-Read the letters
from the mines. They contain much matter of
) interest.
, 1862-05-24

GOLD Dust Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express
brought down upwards of 100 pounds of gold
dust from the mines on Tuesday last The most
of this dust came from Salmon river.
, 1862-05-24

In ordinance No. 4, published last week
that portion in relation to the license of billiard
tables should have been left blank instead of $25
ner month.
, 1862-05-24

sED.-A young man named Robert Rob
inson was drowned in John Days river on the
9Th instant
, 1862-05-24

SMALL Pox.-Ihe -louni1tneer of the 18th
sass there are several cases of small pOx at
DILL
, 1862-05-24

EuBEss no POWDER RtyER.-Mr G. II.
Barnet, has established ap Spress between this
city ~~d Powder river e intends to make
, 1862-05-24
LIST OF LETTeRS

ID EMAINlNG in the Express Office of Weus
III Fargo & Co, at WaIIa Walla, May "a 1862.
, 1862-05-24

s oariquet given by the
pie q the upper country
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12
SINGERS LETTER A MACHINE,
Is the best Machine in the World fer Eamilv
!Sewiny and light Mant tactasng purposes.

is me best 4HdcHlHG an inc VOrLI Ter EdUltN
Seniny and light Aansl tactasay purposes.
Price, [miM Henmer, & beautifully ornamentedl $50
We would ask for our LETTER A Machines, the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Makers
and all those who want Machines for light manu- fac
Msnafctsr4rg Machines, makiSs, Mo then, the in.
terocked stitch and destined to be celebrated
for FAMILY SEWING and light manufacturing purposes
our Manufacturing Machines arc for man uacturing
purposes in general
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES are valuable in proper
Sn ns sss ss 90 WELL
There Is no doubt NJ to the value Of our machines
for manufacturing purposes but 1t Is only of late that
the public began 90 1enrn that the essential elements
OF machine best adapt ed to the heaviest work wod
also DO the elements tn be embodied In a Family
Machine Its now well understood that cur Letter
A Machine l. the only Family Machine yet offered to
The public which has simplicity, rapidly, durability.
and ainty of correct action. While Az gene raj
thing, the sewing machine people are candid enough
~. a. iax ,.scosss thss arc almost sure To- as
ser, in the same breath, that SINGERS LETrEe or
Family Machines, arenot az good as th1rss hrs =
mere trick Of the trade, and We couhdeutly invite
those interested Ia the subject to examine for them
selves, and what cur Letter A FAMILY MACHINES,
with athe receat i.nprovenents are eapabls Of do:
Ing. While they viii sew the most delicate material
to perfeeteh already stated they are also adapted
to light nuactaring purposes, and this be y re-
membered, can not be said Of any OF the other Fam
lily MACHINES yet offered to the public. . -
The Nos. and z Machines arc of great capacity
and application for manufact uring purposes.
Our No Machines are especially adapted to all
kinds OF light and heavy Leather Work. In Carriage
Trimming, Boot ard Shoe making, Harness making,
etc etc They OF extra siae, with, arn, long
enough take under IL and stitch the largest sized
dashrs. There Is scarcely any part OF a Trmmers'
st ching that cannot he better done with them than
by hand so, too, the saving Of time and labor IN
very great The table Of these machines il - inches
long, and tho shuttle will hold six times much
tire as the shuttle used for Tailoring purposes The
large machines work AS fast rs small ones. # .'f"
We have ALWAYS hand. rasm. go
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Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

is a constitutional disease n corruption Qf III,
blood, by which this huid becomes viiatcd
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, i
peryades the whole body, end may b,.rst on
in disease on any part of II. No orgin Il fire.,
from its attacks, nor il there one which it ma,
not destroy. The scroiulous taint il vaiiou /,
caused by meretnial disease. low living, dis
ordered OF unhealthy food, impure air, fila
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and
above all. by the yenereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it il hereditary in the col,
sttuton, descending +" from parents to chldrcl
unto the third and fourth generation " indeed
1t seems to be the rod Of linn WHO says, 81
will visit the iniq,iities of the fathers npoI
their children" sGama4j
Its effects commence by 'dcpo ition from II"
blood of corrupt. Or ulceIous matter, which, il
the lungs. liver, and internal Qfgans Is termed
tubereles; in tire glands, swellings, and on
the surface erm,ions or sores. This foul cor
rupton, which genders in the blood, deprcsse
the energies of life, 70 TINT scr0ti.lous consutu
lions not .oiry. sullqr from. scrofilous com
stand the attacks T other Diseases; consc
quontly vast numbers perish by disorder,
WHICH, although, not scrptlloas IN their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of tho CONSUMPTION With de
climates the human family has its Ofistiidrtctl.
in this scrofu,ous contamination; and man,
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause. ...
One quarter OF all our people are scroflous /;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health Il undermined by il,
TO cleanse it from the system we mist rcnovatu
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and iu.I
sigorate it by healthy food and exercise
such a medicine We supply iii . 81 ..F. .4
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.. .fa4 .s..s AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.

he most electual remedy wliicl, the medical
skill Of our times can doyae for this every
where prevailing and fatal malaay. 1t is com
,ined from the most active remcdials that have
oeen discovered for the expnrgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from It's destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for The cure OF
not only Scrofila bat also those other aisec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERurrivE
md SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrnoSy's FiRE,
RosE or EnysnELAs, PmrEES, PusrrLEs,
BLorcuEs, BLAlNs and BoiLs, TuMons, TErrER
and SALT RnIuM, Scala llEAn, RiNGwoRM,
RnEuMArlsM, SyrriLlTic and MEnorEiAL DIS
EAsEs, Dnorsy, DYSPEPSIA, nEhlLiry, ana,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING IRON NrrIA,
TED on fMrunn Bloom. The popular belief
II Z" mp'othy Of tie blood" Is founded in truth,
or scrotuia is degeneration of the blood. Tn,
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsala-
lila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. ...... Is. Z. e
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Great Reduction In The Prices.
- SINGER q cO.'s>'
STANDARD MACHINES

Well known to- be the Best for Manufacturing Purposes
No. Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at
A$A, Reduced 10 ;a2;ao SO OO
No. 2, Shuttle Nach,ne, formerly sold at
$lOO, Reducedto IS 90
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED STATES


In the month Of December, 1888, the undersigned
fol the FIR 1t time offered for sale to the public DIR j.
BovEE DoDs IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs and in
this short period they have given such universal rats
action 10 the many thousands of persons who have
tried them that it is established article. The
amount OF bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect OF small complains Is surprising, aud
IT therefore Of this Vi nost irnportancs that strict
attention the least and most tr ding bodily aliment
should be had for disease OF the body must nyaria-
bly, Affect the mind, The subscribers nov only ash
trial OF Z = 81 a u 81
Il DIR. J..BOVEE DODS' !. L d
IAlsDerlNL Wine DitterS!
from all who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal,
These 6itters for the ure Of Weak stomaehs, Gen
eral Debility, and for pury ing the Blood abse
luteiy unsurpassed by any other remedy Ola earth,
TO be assured OF this it Is only necessary to make the
trial TIE Vine of itself is of very superior quality,
being about one third stronger than other wines
warming aud inygorating the whole system from the
haad to the feet As these Btters tonic and alter
alive in their character, they strengthen and uvg
crate the whole system and give ble tone and
healthy action to all its parts by equali1ing the circu
lation removing distractions, and producing gener,
al warmth. They are also excellent for Diseases and
Weakness peculiar to EEMALEs, wherea Ionicia re-
CURED L. Strengthen di4a 6rece ne ssStsMN No lady,
who Subject TO asitude and faiRtncss, shouid not
be without them, they are res'i ing in their ae-
ton
viii Nor ONLY CURE, EgT PREVENT DISEASE,
saa In this respect douby valuable TO the person
who may use them. For
iNCIPlENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, by spep STA, Diseases OF tho
Nervous system, Paralysis, Piles aud Tor all cases re-
quring Tonic,
ARE UNSU RIP ASSED z
For Sore Throat, common among the Clergy, they
For the aged and iufirm aud for persons of a weak