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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24
Curin; Too:hache. and Neuralgia.
CONTENT

CON TEN rs
Dr. Hurds Celebrated Mouth Wash, om
bottle
DR.. lIurd's Jnequalled Tooth Powder, ~,
box.
Dr.. Hurds Magic Tooihache Drops, ono
bottle.
Dr. IIurd's Unrvallc1 Neuralgia Plaster.
Dr.. Hurl's MANUAL on the Best Means OF
Preserving the Teeth, including Directions for
the Proper Treatment of Children's Teeth.
FLOSS SILK, for Cleaning between the Teeth,
TOOTH PICKS, etc. etc.
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Once, ~
! Fourth St., Brooklyn, IL. d.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for $500.
Z43~ The Dental Treasury makes package
eight inches by five, and is sent by express.
Is1> Full Direction for Use Is on Each
Article.
The following articles we can send separately,
by mail, viz:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent.
postpaid, on receipt OF TWELVE CENTS, or four
stamps.
The NEURALGIA Plaster, for NEURALGIA in N.
Face NERVOUS liEAnACHE, and EARACUE sent
post paid, Oh receipt of EluHTEEy CENTS or Al r
stamps.
\, The neuralgia and Rheumatic Planter
$ large siHe} for Pains in the Chest Shoulders
e Back, or any part of the body, sent, post paid.
on receipt Of iulRry SEVEN CENTS.
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1ORZO
For the Upton Advertiser.

Odcll, dcMocgatic member Of Congress
! from New York, was heard in The follow.
ing soliloquy just before the vote on the
Emancipation Act for the District of c..
iun, bia was called for in the House
! QUESTION. --OloIl, do you consid I
yourself at honest man
! ANSWER Yes, to be sure.
CUES Are you democrat
ANs-Ies.
| CUES Have you always sustained the
party heretofcre?
ANS -lrs
QuEs.-As an honest man, i Gu YOU
obey the dictates Of party or conscience?
ANs.-Ihe convictions OF conscience
should always guide man in li> actions.
CUES What are your con, 1icntious
views as to the policy and business Of this
emancipation III assure; do you think it
ought to pass?
ASs,-l am convinced it is, jus, and
although it is not a measure brought for
ward by my party, but opposed BY it, vet
| think it ought to pass
QUEs,-Can you vote in accordance
with these convictions?
ANs.--l think I can.
The record shows that he ;riumpled
over party ties, and others of his associ-
stes followed his example,
Floyd said some time ago that he
would give his last drop of blood to CO.
ment the South. The La Crosse Demo.
crat thinks he conclude d to save his &C.
ment when he found that Foote had 50
much mortar.
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and Offices from $4,000 to $4,000 year.
This certainly was great feat AS the
Government is payins $1,000 year rent
for Gen. McClcllan's quarters in Wash
iogtoo-a,hoogA the buildings >. of the
War Department. accommodate the exec,
ntive officers of the army--it Is expected
that this committee will see to that item
re-. Mrs. Harlan, wife Of Senator
Harlan. and Mrs Fales, wife OF Jos. l.
Fales, formerly Auditor Of State, are now
at Cairo under authority from the Secre'
tary Of War, to visit any and all places
where sick and wounded soldiers from
Iowa may be located, empowered to draw
on the proper officers for transportation
when necessary, and provided with On
order to all off GERS Of the service to afford
them courtesy, protection and aid
Day. G0z.
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THE ELEVENTH IOWA.

Il From all that We can learn, from boil,
2 public aud private sources, the eleventh
Iowa were placed in the fore front of the
battle at Shiloh (Pittsburg Landing, }
and that they stood their ground, lighting
bravely, uu:il their ammunition gave out
They stood their ground before three
times their own humber, aud had they
been supported properly, the tide of bat
tie would have been turned on the first
day. The narrow escapes were uumcr-
Gus, and so, alas . were the fatal shots, %
having been killed, 40 wounded Be-
low we. give a list Of the killed and
wounded in Companies d and L The
former was made up about Wilton, and
contained about 30 from the South part
Of this county. The latter is Capt Nc
. Loney's company:
n@t d. + COMPANY D.
KW,H-Scrgt. Henry Sibert Pri-
yates-ihos Carey, Peter Craven, Nm
,Leverich, VIM White
Wourdc1-Serrt Bcccher Chatield,
ankle, slightly Corp John Hughes, face.
severely Corp Walter & Rogers, breast
and back, severely, Curp Alex Thorn,
hip, slightly privates + NJ
Edge, hand Jno NIillsop. arm; II r Nc
hea, mouth Slightly, b F Herr, foot !;
Christian Herr. neck rhas Laport.
. wrist; Oregon Prescott, breast S \
Racker thigh Ira H. Shitf'ett, hip; j
e. J HamliD, both arms
# 8 killed, Ii wounded
COMPANY L.
KWcl-lst 1t 7 Compton Serst
+ McLoney; Privatcs T NJ Haiucs, G
Frink, Z Crooks, John Bucknan.
|vonpe7e7-SIi@htly, LIT l. d Durbin,
wrist Corp J n Daniels, hand; privates,
i bpssar(, sile; ] II Hatch, shoulder
i Mooney, shoulder; c Rankin, shout
der; II Wi2Eins, shoulder, Fl c McBur,
bot, side n Muscrey, leg G Simmons,
knee. Severely, 7 Dwigans, hip; +
Cri~ma'u, arm broken.
6 killed, l. wounded.
1t will be seen that some of our very
b2st men have f;llon-victims to the de-
mon Of slavery, Oh that the curse was
removed, that our brothers might return
to peaceful pursuits and gladden. the
hearts of thousands that are now in fear
and trouble about their loved ones.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE

Nt"nT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN m
=, had o. the onoseriber in sums to suit pur
tn"scfF' IertIlcates Of Deposit. aud Drafts o,
Eastern Cities, cashod. American gnla snrn;ah
ed at a small premium. 1t ca
Is@" Once over Holtslander's store,
WIN. II. TUTHIII..
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What Are the People Doing I

Tile American people are intelligent enough to
appreciate Preparations that contribute so mnch
10 the happiness Of those using them and they
want them. Every mail brings us letters, some
ordering the l,frcatjae on Teeth. some the Neu.
raI9a P.aaters, ami not few enclosing 81 cents
for the Mouth Wash to be sent BY. mail but to
these We are compelled to reply that il is mpos-
A5e 10 send half pint bottle by mail The
people ant these Remedies. Who will supply
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Dissolution Notice,

1--WE partnership heretofore cvisti1g between
Z Acssrs. BpwER%ocE, MANIrIt, and SMITH
Merchants, At ~rringj1l", il di~>ol7etI by mutua
coh>prt: MANTLE and SMITH retiring The o.
fairs Of the LATE firm will bc settled Nv
JESSE BDNEE~OCn
SlTin1fale, Iowa, April 18th, 1872.
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WIN. II. IuRD, Il CO..
Tribune buildings. Neu York.

TH0t fCmIttanccsmay he m ade with confd enc,
w. H. II Co., refer TO the Mayor of Brooklyn
10 u. W. GRIFFITH, President Farmers and Cit
zens' Bank, Brooklyn; to JOY. Cor, Il Co, New
1ork; to T. I BAKNrM, Esq, New York; etc, etc.
TIVE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
l. SuFFEnEE.-Publighnd as n warming and
Tor lAe especial benefit Of Young Men and those
VINO suffer with Nervous Debility. Loss of Mem
ory' rr:matnre Decay, &c. &C., by one who has
cured himself by simple means, after being put
~. 10 hae" sSrens" and Inconvenience, through
learned Doctors =
,nhb'e copies may be had Of the author, G. A.
i,a'noeft' Esq, Grecnpoint, Long Island, by en-
IIii,2,sing post paid addressed envelope. Address
i InAILh0 A: LAMBERT. Esq, Greenpoin1
Lung i7'ahd, n. !. I2m4nl
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FOR READIPAI ONLY!

Agents for tie celebrated Rock Island Plows,
at manufacturers prices. Also for Nanny
Reaper, the only successful combined machine
in the world.
We invite the public to call and examine our
stock and prices.
No charge for showing goods. All kinds 0.
produce taken in exchange for goods.
FRED HEIGHT < co,
/ MIS- Glare nee Iowa.
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ANTONIO ,ERCIA,
Barber and Iiair-Dresser.

Has opened BARBER SHOP In T;u,,,,,
prepared to shave, Cat aud D.rs, uajr H. - ~"
from long experience he feels corfiden, ~ -,
.",'.1c' oh' Give him call Isl dnar sr. ksF.hs
Atr,rh honS" shop closed atq 4, '9nah OF the
lie Is a'so prepared 10 do WlITEWast,,i'>,
IN the most aprror"a manner 80 ~ anhlNi
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PROBATE NOTICE,

1Gn,i' Hotice Is hereby given to all person.
interested that Prior Scott has Il led his 1nal
report az guardian Of Jane Ann Morrison. ana
. ASKS 10 be discharged from further duties an"
''aoiiities In the premises. All persons interes.
ga "esiions OF contestng the same, must 90 :"
Oh or before the first Monday in May, A. d. ispa,
therein.
April E. 1862 3w
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Esas Mrs. llarlan, WIG VI ~
Harlan. and Mrs Fsles, wife OF Jos. L.
Fales, formerly Auditor Of State, are now
at Cairo under authority from the Secre'
tary Of War, to visit any and all places
where sick and wounded soldiers from
Iowa may be located, empowered to draw
on the proper officers for transportation,
when necessary, and provided with on
order to al officers Of the service to afford
them courtesy, protection and aid
Ddr Guz
A REMARKABLE AND DIsGRAcEFUL
FACr.-It is a fact disgraceful to the !
State that two persons have been engaged !
in recruiting for the rebel army in the .
town Of Iowaville, county Of Van Buren,
and State Of Iowa They we're suspect
cd, watched and finally arrested and pass
el through this city yesterday on their
way to St. Louis Abundant evidence
was found on them to prove clearly that
their business was recruiting for the reb
els One of them had just posted a let
ter saying that they found many men of
the right stripe therc-that there were
but few Aboljtionists in that vicinity and
he thought he could raise seventy recruits
for jeff. Davis army -Xurh: Eye.
1t has not yet been stated, we be-
lieve, that Com. Hol!ins of ''ram' "tur-
tie" notoriety. was captured in the gen
eral rout at Island No. Ten; but such is
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That Intercepted Dispatch from fseauresare

The report telrgraphcd to US yes
terday from the New York H"rn'd, Civ
ing what pnrports to Re a dispatch sent
by Beauregard to Richmond, calling for
reinforccmcnts said to have been inter
cepted by Gen. Mitchell at HUNTSVILLE,
Ala, is no doubt bogus.
Our Cairo correspondent says he has
good authority for stating that the follow
ing are the dispatches that Gen. Mitch
ell succeeded in taking off the wlrc4
at Huntsville, before the enemy was aware
that IT, line was "tappe1' at th"t lace
BY the l'cdcyaI%:
"1D Jrh, D"vjs:
lyon must send me reinforccmeots, OF
| shall not be able to hold against the
enemy.
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NOTICE,

r hereby given that ALEX. ROBERTSON Ia,
i re-opened his Ma
MEAT MARKET
AT the old stand, North of the conr. bo,aa :;
Upton, where he intends to supply fha nea,
meat IN Cedar county, at reasonable rate. Enu
'aHii as ne buys beevcs on the same terma
Upton, Sept, 9Th, lsGl-3m "''
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VIM. 3. HURD & 60.
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

r. Pr. 'Igah'~ MOUTH W ASH. TOOTH
Pow HER~. TDUIHA(HED ROps, can
not he sent by mail, but they can probably be 1b'
tanned az your Drug Store or Periodical sores.
If they cannot, send to rs for the DENTAL
TREASURY, Price ONE DOLLAR, which contains
them
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ea5~ 1t Is reported that Gen. Grant is
under arrest for misconduct and inefi-
cheney. We do not know that Gen
Graut is the guilty man; but we believe
that some General or Generals should
answer for the useless loss of hundreds
Of brave men, for whose death there was
no necessity that could not have been
avoided. We hop" the really guilty ones
will be found out, that the innocent may
not lie under suspicion
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The freshet in the Connecticut river
at this point is the creates. ever known.
40 o'clock, this evening, the water had
fallen Is inches, and is still recedinc
slowly. At Northampton the water is ,
feet higher than ever before known. At
Hadley, there is no land to be seen, and
the inhabitants 60 from house TO house
in boats.
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7 FAOUEAH, ny April T.
! Gov. Harvey. Of Wisconsin, was drown
cd at Savannah on Saturday evening,
Will endeavorin- to step from the steo-
er Dunleith to the Minnchaha.
A barge containing two hundred and
fifty Government horses struck snug
between here and Cairo Saturday night,
and sunk with al on knarl
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DRY-GOODS,
Together with large and complete stock of

We adhere strictly to ia 'ts and low prices
defy competition, and are determined to be un
de,sold by none
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TIRE % EMAR.

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dn6 SecEred by ths Seals Of tk6Eeols de Par
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TRIESEMAR No.2
Completely and entirely eradicstes All traces of
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non. WV rOP"
TRIESENAR No 3.
the great and sure remedy Of the civilized world
Ior I'll impurities OF the system, well as seoond-
~ symptoms, obyIatng the destructive use Of
mercury, as well as otfer dseteEious lnKredIents
Al0 winch al the SsrsaPsriils In the world cannot
Iemove. IREsENAK Nos. H. . and are alike de-
xolo OF taste or smeiI. and off,! M sns
yes. Ihey are IN the form OF a OIenge and NAV
pected. 0'' use Ooins sus-
Sod IN TN GASES a. IS each, or four IS o.,es in
one .oI 80, and IN 81 CAGES, thus saving "a .s
ecmlnistered by VaiseaU, Lsilemand, X our 80
&c; w holesale and retail BY DR.. n. A, BAR
hOW, Ig4 bleecker sfreet, q doors from Mao
Dougel ,Htfeetl, New York. ImmedisieIy on re-
Selpt OF remittance, DR.. BARRoW will forward
lresemdr 20 any Fart OF tna world, seourelT
escEedard addressed according 70 the instTUctious
Published also BY DR. BARROW, th,, popuI.,
and beautifully illustrated medical work Hnman
FralltJ. Price Is cents. TTegsmar and HOOK o. =
pe ootalned bJ special authority from s. C. FOR ID,
washington, ID. c. del2-sm
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Items frsEa Souihcrn Papers

COMMUNICATING WITH THE ENEMY.
VIM. FailOp, NirsIinian, and captain of 7
small sloOp, with which be hasseve7aI times sue
CsedeG in running the blockade OF one Of our ri
ve-s was yesterday brought TO this city n CustO-
dv upon charge of tTeasOnably communicating
with the enemy. The accused has heretofore
been regarded as 7 loyal Southern man. and has
near relatives IN this State.-RirhmOHd Inquirer.
LARGE FREIGHT TRAIN.
y freight train, numbering about seventy -four
Loaded cars, arrived at the depot Of the Virginia
ard Tennessee railroad in this city Yesterday
evening, from the West. This is the largest train
ever received here L yHchburg Republican.
GENERAL WISE.
The Norfolk Day Book says Gen. Wise sent
down flag Of truce Yesterday ia Roanoke Island
He is now near CUrriGuCk Court House He is
something better, and hears his sons misfortune
with foTutude, and says he has more sons left 10
sacrifice in defense Cf the Southern COnfederacy
and her noble cause; that he Lmself vet lives ''tO
Il th' on and fight ever -
One Of Gen. HeHningSen's men called At house
near Elizabeth CITY. \. G. and asked for 4 drink
Cf water when the man Of the house called him
- id rebel" and fred at him, the shot stri-
hing him in the forehead. Henningsen's men
opeaed q - on him, killing him in his house and
ilsa burnt the house and him in it.
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DIR. LA BONITA

Cures all Venerial Diseases permanentI, and
quickly, without the use Of disgusting or poison-
Gus drugs of any kind,
No dieting or Interference with business,
Consultations free,
Ii is saying quite enough IN lts favor, when cav
shat my practice is that which is in use in All the
New York city hospitals. ~ wv
New York City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with whites and Diseases OF the Womb
cured and saved Q oonsumptive's grave by NV
There Is nothing oStnsirs or di,as,ssabls IN any
All cures warranted, or money refunded
Communications in writing, with return st.ny
promptly attended to, F'
s, Medlcnes for travellers and others packed, with
IuIl INSTRUCTIONS for use, and warranteo
OEice-Room No. = Wasf ington Buildlnf penn
avshne AND seventh st., Washing ton, ID. g.
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Tue REBEL COMMANDER CAUGHT IN HIS OWS
TRAP.-General Tilghman, who commanded
the rebels at Fort Henry, is large stout man,
rather preP0ssessing in appearance, and gentle
manly in manner, after the Southern idea of a
gentleman, but rather inclined to ponposity.
lie is a graduate Of West Point, and was for
Inerly in the United States army. He is re-
gsrded as an excellent officer, and his capture
viii prove g severe loss TO the COnfederates.
Capt. Taylor. is also West Point graduate.
The manner Of their capture, as related by
themselves. is somewhat curious.
At the commencement o. the fight Gen.
Tilgham had posted guard at the gate Of the
foTt, with orders to let no one pass out, but 10
fire upon any who attempted to escape. After
the bursting of their rifed gun, and the dis
sbling Of two or three others by our shots, and
while the shells were falling thickly around,
the General himself, with some of his officers,
attempted TO make their escape, but were
stopped by the sentinels, who strictly obeying
their orders. threatened them with death
should they attempt TO pass. Soon after the
rag was hauled down. This Is the story told
by the guard. who claim 10 have been i'm
pressed into the rebel service, and who thus
Tetaliatel. This may account for the fact Of
80 many officers being captured within the
tort while the entire force in the camp outside
succeeded IN making their escape.
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n0W-d-CGys ON Thursday night last a number
II mgskets and CaTtridEe-boxes and d quantity of
~aTiTid-es re discovered by the Provost Guard.
Sg-retsI ia the attic OF Odd Fellows Hall. The
articles named are those that formerly belonged
a. the company formed here last year. But the
strange Part Of the occurrence consists n the re-
maIkdbie manner In which the articles found
their way into the aforesaid building, as all par
fics supposed 20 know anything about them de-
CIa-s they know nothing about the matter. We
are Inclined TO think the history of those cart
ridges, together with some more that were
brought, by certain parties, from Georgetown
and deposited in various places-inCluding the
Ia.l-wOuld furnish curious history of the mid
night movements Of secesh IN our midst Rock
rule flId CHiOH, lIth.
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IL Our navy, that was the pride OF the war Of
1-l2 has lGstin this nothing Of its ancient re-
nCwu. Dupont, FOOte, Stringham and Burnside
NAMES that will b. transmitted to history wi 10
Hose Of Lawrence, Perry, Hull and Bainbridge.
II the European powers should ever take part
with Ills saCTileIIGUs rebellion we look to our
navy TO keep tEs seas open and viGdicase our sea-
men and mar Ges.
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blsubes hfrSfdf 81 tht Hertd,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRgDBNCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICIcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 svRB WARRLSTED, OR NO cHlKGB,
IN FROM ONE TO TE0 DAYS.
ws.in.s ne sssf, strsss,ss, As.sdsns q as KID
ssy, sad Bladder avsrntsr. Dehsrrss lnpssaeY, Sen
Id.:: si Y. sPns sYsssa = d. R.sr T%iS,
frsnsings, Donsn q sga 6itdistss, Dssas. sf he
.ss = Bas..s:.: fsrnii. D.OrS:S ,1i.ss .a SEN
sy h.siu YsshIs..s Dr..dfsl snd Dsstrseti,s Pr.s-
YOUNG MEN
Especially vhs bseOn. Ii. vera, Of Solitary vice.
Thai dreadful and esstrse's habit which snnssy sweeps
sI.1.d talent. and sr.St malice W. nsss .ssr.iss
have sntranesd rsnDg ssnass with the thsndsnf ss-
.sns. o. vaisd 70 'caey the living Tyre, may call viii
MARRIAGE
.s. s.ns e assPs Me- ..1,. h
esfsrmiuss, &C., speedily cured
=. .ho places himself sndsr Ii. Of Dr. J. .,sssHg
rely upsu his sfill a. physician.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
lst hand side reing frsn Bal;aors trsst
ns ssrnst Fail nst to ssssrvs number ksusn
must b. paid and esntSn stamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
hsnsu 81 the ksysi Collage @! sErE.sns k.adse frsds-
ate frem 81 ths smin,nt College. ia DIS tntsd
~ 5i fhi ~ b., nd s: :r.S
sfsetsa GENE Of the astonishing eur.s that
..r when s.l..p Er,st B,T,ou.nsss t.,ns ..rn.s al
sudden ,ssns. ss,hsn.n with ff.qs.nt ssIsnE. attended
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ystns Men ana sthsrs Who ujsrsd thsns.l,s, ly
s.rsan ssste. INDUCED .hsn habit fr.gs.n,
.Ses a.. ron HES, s.. :: .sSo: a' .s:ss
isnosn marriage Possibs, and destroys beth mind and
TS.,, and rassnehsy eject. yr.d,e.s
ssI h,oiS, Eo.ts "a. w.1sn. q Ii. Bach and
fsvH Pslpitsosof TIE Hear, DysPsPsy Nerves.,
nTTrIfLf-Th. fearful sfseu 90 Ii. mind ar. u.eA !.
Spr Evil FSf.Sodine, ky.T,io1 81 soei.,y, s.Ifpi.
us Love Of seiEd', Timid;y, Of the evils
NIRvoUs DrsILITI.-fhsusanGse can new Judge vh.tis
"a: e..:i .h:L declining s',h losing ts.E s.s.-
ppssrsns' sssst he EYES, essEh or rymPsn, ssOssnp
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
e. .nd ,o,sry pleasure tnds
:p n Ss n. i,,d, o. @ PANTS. : .. ...
D1 from ho. Who from .dTeatsn and
hands Of EnoraOt and designing prs,snd. vhs ss
surng heh his Psernary Substance, kssp him trfnf
.insd ana in despair i:.y. Elm sih Psi".S b.sS % .ss
ever nn ans snappointm'h By ths Of hat deadly
rrss di.sAss sseh Af,eeu, OF ths K,s Threat Hs,d
,:H.d !. & I."dfs ,,s,,ass y ,aS,ssy vi d.:ts i,
disssrsrsd esrntIr from vksss traveller rstsrnI
DIR. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND LHPOTENCY.
are spsscJ evrsd and FIJI TiCs, TsIsTsd TAs.,andi u s
NEST and dstiztsd, lest al hsys hIvs
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ENDORSEMENT OF 7HE PRESS.
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