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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
That secret society.

The indianapolis Journal makes lame and
npotent attempt TO sustain the imposition it en-
eavcred to practice upon the public in charging
hat secret societies had been organized in this
ity and elsewhere for reasonable objects 1t
rofessed 70 know positively that such societies
ere il operation, and more than this. that the
lmes Of members were known to it. We stated
nat if il had such information the editor Of that
rini WIS under obligations as good citizen to
sake public that knowledge We again call up
the Journal man to publish the evidence that
ach societies are in existence in-the places
here he says they have been organized. If he
,nceals such information. provided ne has it, he
scomes equally guilty with the parties whom he
argos being organized for objects hostile TO the
gvernment. and reasonable in purpose. There
crime of misprison of treason. and IL the
s.rnsi editor withholds the knowledge he pro-
sses 10 have. he is amenable to punishment for
AL otfense. We call upon the Journal propr-
ers to make good their charge, or they will be
one disgraced in the public estimation for pub
Ing an infamous SANDER, made out of whole
,ah for malicious purposes. Which have not vet
ZEN developed This is the dilemma of the
'urnsl. and it can not escape from general con
mnation unless it makes good the revelations
acll il Published "a true of its own knowledge.
'e New Albany Ledger, in commenting upon
Journals canard, remarks:
Now we must be permitted TO say that this
Ks Ia Us very much like monsIrous caaard-
tremendous piece Of humbuggery. gotten up
serve some purpose vet unknown. IL Is unrea
sable TO suppose that such society, having for
sobjects such nnpatriotic and unlawful pur
~es. could exist in manv different places
fhogt being ut once exposed in some one OF
So far a the Democratic party con
rnei. the attempt To render it odious by con-
sctng il with such secret society as this i pre-
nded ~ be viii he futile il. indeed. such an at
mp, i To he made at all.
Our readers msv remember that few weeks
- it vas charged thar numerous lodges al the
sl-htS of the Golden Circle existed in Ohio.
.st when the facts investigated this
'and and admitted to he all humbug. Such We
lseve. will be the resul; ia this case But #
" persons protesting TO DE Democrats have
sen. OF are engaged in such reasonable woFk
v here charged, we hope thev viii he at
see exposed - the gaze OF the world. 80 that
,ey may lie known and stunned No such
IN can be- or will he. permitted 70 speak for
e Democracy or fellowship with them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
MAR RICE

BuSH-STEPHENS-Atth the Oriental House. In this city,
New years Eve, Geo. NJ Bush, Miss Stephens
daughter Of j. p. Stephens, Of Honesdae, Penn.
The beautiful and bushing bride, won by friend,
was led the altar by brave and gallant thou
sand and thou and times dove wish them both happy
New Year. and hope that with them always there may
Two souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
BROWN-SMlfII-On the LIST inst, the residence Of
Mr. ~ c. Smith. Indianapolis. Ind by the Rev. w. c.
Brooks Of Oxford Ohio Mr.. Jason b. Brown Of Browns
town, Ind, and Miss Laura f. Smith, OF this city,
We are indebted to the happy pair for the usual COM
pl:ments, and wish them the full fruon of all their
blSsfu antcpations in their combined voyage through
life.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03

Gus season were as follows:
Total for the week .......... 1914
Previously reported ................. 2o2.IO0
Total this season. ............... 35,o4l
Same time last year ................. 300 or
There is large number of hogs in the country
still 10 come in. which are being held back for
better prices and may look for pretty liberal
receipts the coming week After this date last
season there were received here 1873 900 head.
At the majority of places the packing is ahead
OF last season.
The demand for hog product has been very
slack, and prices generally declined. Mess pork
down to 50 Lard declined to 6Is 063 &c
and green meats 10 , and Sc. Bulk meats sold
TO the extent of 100000 pounds at 90 &c for shout
ders, 354 a. &c for sides, and 431G5c for clear
sides. l he sides were taken chiefly by the for
eign packers for the Liverpool market Toward
the close, when it became known that the diff
Guilty with England was settled, prices improved
Mess pork advanced to - y. and first class
brands were held 50 80. Green meats went
up to 2la@3l4c, and were held ! &c higher and
bulk meats closed at %, 46e5 Lard was shade
better, and holders in some cases asked IL a. &c
higher but 61a@634c we're the rates obtainable,
and at these rates the demand was fair for prime
in terces 61sc was paid for bril-, and SOC kegs
cold last evening at &c. Head and gut lard
may be quoted at 60611c.
Holders OF sugar, coffee and molasseS put up
prices in the early part of the week, but the de-
mand has been very light ana the market closed
rather heavy for all articles.
The prospect of war with England had
marked stimulating influence on the prices of all
kinds offoregI goods, including coffee, sugar and
mOlasses; and this prospect having now been dis
sipated, there will probably be reaction.
The bill increasing the duties on these articles.
noticed in last, has passed both Houses and
been signed by the President and is now a law
The rates of duty are the same as those given in
our last, but then stated this increase of
duty had been anticipated
Corn has been steady at 2Sc
Oats declined to 2oc. and closed dull, the re-
cep:s being large.
Rye BE- and barley 45650c
Whisky declined TO BE, but advanced yester-
day to IL 1c. and closed firm at this rate.
Dried fruit is very dull; the stock is large and
the demand but retail one. The receipts this
fall have been 10000 bushels greater than they
were the same time in 1860, and the only mark ct
for them is at the East. The Northwestern
States, which usually consumed a good deal of
dried fruit, will not need any this season.
Butter and cheese are unchanged.
LnSeed oil is firm at 75c
Mackerel is scarce and higher; old very dull
and plenty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03

ne important events above ailuded % had
favorable Influence on the markets for III kinds
OF Froluce and prices Of -four and grain advanced
IN New York, and OF -four and pork hefe-the
feeling among business men generally being quite
cheerful and buoyant: at the close the news from
England by the Asia and The Etna which arrived.
the one at Halifax and the other at New York ,
Yesterday, had favorable effect upon the mar
keis at New York and here. and produced con
siderable activity. English troops being
landed ia Nova Scotia rapidly. aud vast prepare
tions being made for war. but. as the matter now
stands, al for nothing
The receipts of hogs have been quite light, the
last three days OF the week, though the weather
was highly favorable; but prices DID not suit
ers and feeders, they having declined at one time
TO S3@3 10, so chat the hogs were held back
but yesterday and Monday prices advanced l5c
per GENITAL. and there was very general DISPOSE
ton displayed TO sell for future delivery at the
quotations, = l5@3 -
Tuesday the receipts continued light and the
demand good and prices advanced &c, the mar
ket closing buoyant Tie sales were:
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For the Daily state sentinel
the Present Condition of Public Az
fairs and the Future Prosperity OF
Ia.

For the Daily state sentinel
the Present Condition of Public AZ
fairs and the Future Prosperity OF
the Country.
EnIrng SENTINEL: This is time when the
eople ought 10 read. when they ought 70 keep
lemselves well informed tor il Is time when
Ter all i at stake. with but slight prospects that
ly;hng viii be saved.
Today il the frSt of January. 1859. Behold
bal changes since the first OF January. 1861
ehoi1 The results Of the triumph Of the sectional
Platform and the ''irrepressible conflict"
the Republican party who stood upon
what an entertainment did The Republicans
vie usl How accurately have the predictions
T the Democracy been fulfilled.
On the assembling Of the last regular session
Congress. upon The first Monday in Decem
I. 1850, all the States composing our own slo
as and powerful aud world respected Republic
re represented. South Carolina and Texas
re there side by SHE with Maine and Iowa.
Was then known ti.at the candidate who stood
on The unconstitutional and aggressive princi-
: OF tire Chicago Platform had been elected 10
: Presidency of the whole Republic by the sec
nal vo.e alone Of the Northern States. The
uIterD S.atss. snpp<sing the Republicans hon
IN their sentiments. and liked IA tneir intea-
sns to carry them out IN the administration ~
: Goven.snent. became alarmed for Their safety.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
New Medical Discovery.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
GONORRHEA, CLEFT URFTHAL DISCHARGES,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INc0NTINANCE. ITALIRRTTA BIITX,
Gravel Structure and Affections II The kidneys BLADDER
which has been used ly INV ard Of
hundred physicians.
IN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH FNTIigF SIC
CESS, superseding cubebs, copsbs. Capsuls. my
other compound hitherto known.
SPECIFIC PILLS
Are speedy IN action, ofien ecctag cure icv days
and when Is effected b. j. permanent. 1ir are
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless N
the system aud never nanseafe the stomach or iufffg
bate the breath: and bring slgar-Coatcd al ras1s-
taste avoided. No change 81 dot Is nec--es- lie
using them; does their action interfere rfh Bn-ess
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills
PRICE OSE DOLLAR.
And viii be sent b mail postpaid by cry advertised
agent, on receipt oftie money. Sold by Druggists gem
orally
None genuine without my signature fle wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester. \. y
tisnsla Agent
E<ay- ToAIISSON 4 cox, agents sos Indianapolis.
iulyl3-d6w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
FuRS! FURS /!

~ LADIES FURS FOR SALE AT
COST As do not intend keeping them for sale in
in future They viii be sold New York cost to close
lot, consisting Of Iaas' Misses and Chisdrens Fars
No. - last Washington street J. L. SHARPE
f..o-faw
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the Union AZ must be preserved.
--.Lrelz1.s



ne - ocraste Union state Couxenfteu
kta esiied eeflh N Dsfnoerst STATE cehsrsi Com
uassre 4 vas unsnaously re.ois,s parspsnce q The
ns-ssass-au.~ges cf,hs pssty iha, sbe r-rersey q
Indiana - requested appons deieTses state Con-
ssusien . Be held Wednesday, TIE EIGHTH DAY on
JAU AKf. iss, take into sssfdefson th~ oondton
q ~ eosEfy sa ADOPT such srraa regard . Tbs
inaan ofcan1daies for State Officers % b elected Ia %
taher neal, mag - desnrd advisable The coauItiss
eeriies effspreseh,soni N ne Convention. that
each esansy sAoaid - entitled deeg for ese
aandred and INV xotea sssaast Nj IxxcosS the
fr-'asnss eiion a Isss. sna sdditions del~yae
80 every frsticn ofoae hansred and ieniy Hve votes
TIE comnisee cordially invite al a Ina.
teTsreraie IN the eclon ofdelessfrs tsts Convention
ard iotske part n IL proceeding bo opposed The
paucal posry ifke present Adnninsir stioEa ali who
.vsr q n. esstsh-hment # the Union a. wa
and the supremacy q the consIfufion made By
th,rsof The Rspablt By order q the Committee
NJ PALMER, Chairman.
indianapolis. October IssL
The following = the Apportonmet Of delegates TO which
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
M e DICAL.
PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CURE

FENO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization or 10 those by whom an increase OF
family from any Objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe. and which has been prescribed IN various parts Of
the Old World for the past century. Although this article
sveTy cheap and simple, yet IL has been put in half
pint bottles and sold extensively AT the eNhorbitnt
price Of - per bottle, the Undersigned proposes 10 fur
nh the recipe for ST. By the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard, at
drug store for the rfng 81 % cents per year. Any
physician druggist viii tell YOU perfectly harmless
thousands 81 testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent any part Of the world receipt OF al by address
Ing. DR. J. {. DEVEkAUA,
Pc. Box, No. 1883 New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d6wGl
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CROCERS.
New Arrangement
WANTED.

UTANTED-A GOOD TRUSrT GIRL. German pre-
Wv ferret.l that i coed Children. References
required apply Immediately AZ No as Indiana Avenue,
oIf.slte isdisns Grccerv i3-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
NOTICE

NOTICE
OFFICE or THE INDIA CENTRAL KALAMAZOO
Indianapolis. Tecennbsr2, ISL
FENHF STOCKHOLDERS iu tie Indisna Central Railway
Company, are hereby notified that az elecfion vi II
b held the ofsce Of fe eane Tsiianapoi. ga
Thursday, the sh tsv Jsrnsrv n~xt lisa for The rrc
ton Of Directors - AID COMPANY - TIE ensuing
ear snd until fhefr sirce hall - eece and fusIi-
FED. BY order Of the Board % Directors.
dec3-d3w SAMUEL HANNAH. Secretary.
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special Notice.

10 dDFBRTISERS.-AH advertisements t0kerl for
specified time and ordered ot beore TIE expiration
oftbe time seeFed 5cu De chGr0ed tie reglfr Ttfts
for tie same nD 30 the time they 0riefed out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
NOTICE.
OOD-CHOPPsRS AND CONTRACTORS

III AN NOW READY TO RECEIVE PROPOSALS FOR
delivering fro my farm lss miles southeast Of In
diauapclis) 5000 cords II wood sawed TO the In
diRnapcliS and Cincinnati Railroad. The contractor to
chop haul and the wood: the necessary and
feed wagons horse power and saw, furnished Ivy myself
Tie give security for careful usage of
chneTy and stock, and for completion of contract before
Sept Is, ls62. will allowhe use Of TIVE houses for
boarding hands Also. bids for choppng alone received
Hundreds Of cords be piled the road. and all
within one-third of mile Of same. Cash payments Of
eighty per from the L. and C. Railroad Company
monthly work progresses the balance completion Of
contract. Iexpect give the CONTRACT to
the lowest responsible bidder. For fur
her particulars and the specifications apply 20 me al Gal
laudet. J. s. BROWN
dec5
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PHYSICIANS.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

n HEREWITH WISH I'd ISF0Rx THE Pub q. THAT
81 Nicholas has made bis Leac4Ear uiy esi.b
lishrneu- rp Christmas night, when ~ makes Rs
rounds fhe lifie nd loved ones Re w vi'h pleas
carry ST What = bourhf here IL kn.psack 4Hd de-
post the same in the right places.
NJ assortment I. ihs year excelsor and the prices -
all ~l Dc ssand extremely lsss- hsS- t-k~a
especial pains - srt izzEs ssssrtnseufef ay tags
&c. then-
LADIES' vail hnd my store room. IN any And - wcsthsr,
veTy comfortable, n throughout heated p flgnace.
liberal patEonage A. respectfully so-cl.e4-
- ~ ~. - .CflAHl-ES MAlEEk-
noF25-dJsnl No. - West NAskl1sfou street
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The receipts for the past week and the previ-
Gus season were as follows:
Total for the week .......... 1914
Previously reported ............ 2S2. ZOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY AT ARTHAEAsEA.-"e
learned last nlgi {, from gentleman from Arths-
baskerville, that @ shocking tragedy had occurred
la Sue t0wl5a.p q Stanfo!d, about three miles
rom the station, some time yesterday morning
4 woman named Madame Bourret, who bad
manifested s..aplOn.s or insanity years ago, and
I11orP her marriage, ard WlOge husband q now
n the new United States, murdered her seven
children aud tim cut her own throat. teppeaTs
That o. -G&ay i-Et there was veiliee a. her
los5e- I'D tus thing mus; lave occurred between
il' Ter1isuFe OF the guests and morning, for at
ga early hour VCiiP-dav morning Madame BouT-
res CsUL 4-es, who had been AZ the veil Zee. but
T-sdrt = -. Norbert. called at her mothers to
Sc her. Finding tie door closed, abe looked In
through The window, and was then shocked to
sc IT COrpse-thOse of her mother her brothers
and siSiG,s The eidestOf the murdered children,
q girl foITteel years OF age, seems 20 have had
u-sP4rate struggle for her life, for the bodies Of
the mother had several wounds upon her arm ap
'Ire ~ ilAic ed Oy axe that was slso close to
re bodies. The daughters throat and arm
Va ere clt, evidently with razor, which the rigid
..n5 ger, OgiEe mother s.4u tightly grasped when
me tragedy was discovered by the surviving
d -ugFtsT. Ali the doors sad windows were
~ al. barred on tae inside, thus OF course lead
z "a the Conclusion that the dreadful deed had
Deen. mn tied By some one inside -Qssbse
'tyCS tG!s, Ja.g III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
pALTIMORF a OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD,
&Ns
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING,
ON ANs ArrrR SUNDAY, MAY asth, 1865,
YHI PAssENsEl xlAIEs sxfwHKN
WARRINGTON, BALrIM0Rk, AND
THE WEST EE
VIM run ~ follevs: r." e.
Rss Daily TSasas bstvsss Washisgfos esd Bal
tiners-Two Daily TSatss estsssss WasA-
sagfoH aHd tAs West On SsHdays, fuo
Tyaiss 80 Ba1siaers asd sss 70
Passengers for the West making CLOSE connec-
sPs 81 ana SSo .
q Iovr rafs Cfars fAas by sny oiheT lfst.
For PHILADELPHIA end NEW YORK
I For HSNaFSGstss1s M.ai fRs AZ "a,
g. m ana ' FOR a ALI POINTS WEST, 20
And station: sGSS shs ss,%oI. And 6sIp Rail
sndon Sundays at s pm.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
M. B.iinSr. sS N. ArPi III, %s.Sn.tOn sss
Efsss Nsx YORK .,: n; Phil.ss q los.
Leave New York At II ,. m; PhiI.delshi. $50 ..
4 sS8 T5H; ssss B.nG,:
there Of IL .. m. and Zoo ,. m.
On Sundays 1t so md TO O.. m. only frorn Belti-
more. No Annapolis Connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers Leaving Washington st TO O. m,
and 800 ,. m, and Baltimore at TO 8, m. and
10 p. M, make connections at Washington juno
ton. (R clay with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, for all points West of the Ohio river,
and for al points along the line of Baltimore and
Ohio road, In Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave ANA polls for Baltimore and Wash
lnston daily. except Sundays, 81 SIS m. and SEQ
m.
Passenger Trains leaving WASHINGTON 1t % q.
M II q. IN. and ?. III, and Baltimore st 50 and 74o
2 m;, and so p. m, stop os!y at AaHapoItt and
Wdshisgtoa Jxsctions.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodate.
1SaIHs eHly. w. +. SMITH,
m ~ Master OF TRANSPORTATION.
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zssa+a~rasE gEHiNG STAR.
ESQ
sY - rFANovE. p.

sv C-TIs E-ANQvE, E=|
wonder 1r'yrt tup. IpttrrI IleEa,
I wonder II they snow
That some are stationed high in life
Add some are standing low
" yea, I=onder tskich they naIk
Icsrrus teft-can YOU -
W neither TIA honor or disgrace
Tobe an Z So sv-F~ #
.s,J3s true that In another land
-as IheY DO a meaning Owp,
And note tie faintest raw that's shot
From the scintil liant throne;
But sending for boOtblack here,
81 cannot tsll-can Won -
Why 1 should, would, could, ought TO write
"Sam J0nson, l. So
And writing to Eian Of parts,
Whose claims 70 honor TOW ...
From mighty deeds or stirring words,
W Dat do She letters show,
That thew viii Iastsr cant on him
cannot think-esn yous
We nothing add, air, though we write
AddenUum III : q. ="
"But we must some distinction make :"
indeed tits very tight;
And Just - easy for the blind
TO tell the dark from light
What Court shall ait uPol the claims
wauId not daEe-.woqld you -
SsYwho shall DO simple MAN,
And who an Esq.
IL ti,ni vould's' challenge mems respect
80 iabor thai thy name -
Nav giisten with an iRDOTn light
Upon the scr u Of fame
orr very srho7 .bcvs, sir. would laugh,
And 50. think. would YOU,
O'eT Commentaries, written BY
J. Cesar, L 5 -"
really wonder men OF rank,
Ara men Of genius, too,
Don't drop forever, and az once,
TAr seES-Iess Fsq.
SSas. cent. eaen. we rsrnele5s FOL
Are ap.ng after Won
4 marvel that you stIil viii use
Piebelsn q.
I'm 40 FefaTneT would not choose
To make myself : marx
For customs ar-rws, while her ours
... 4 stupid chorus bark
Follow the fashion, II YOU please
g. mgy ~ meat 70 YOU
l:1. Iel me shoot f0- rarer game
T-an common L O = Sunday DiSpafci.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-04

IL ince { &c opening Of the PenohscOt river,
luTi g. lS85, over : UOJ O0O feet OF Lumber,
.-iusd st ever 60, $50, have been cleared from
EalgOT, Maine, for foreign ports IN the same
f.fue taefe Las been shipped By sailing vesse s
~ 90 bushels p1tatOss, and by steamer 100 coo
lIsueis, making 2I3 GO bushels at an average
y-.rs e #s cents per bushel, amounting 10
y,9fU
IL 1 Boston merchant having been applied
- fof I'd in repairing Z church, very much dis.
"Gsted the applicants by telling them there were
thousands Of God hlmighty's noblest temples
f--n--CI James river ssdly on. II repair, and
- y dollar Of his money should 20 TO that
-ErrS A church Will not sGfs, - much for
paint a. toe poor soldiers may for shirts.
rata concert "a ROri ester the other even
~. y behalf Il the Ladies Hopltal Relic; As-
-r.irt.Hu, picture which h2d been contributed
.g. ire p-ers:al WA sod ior so. The buyer
.-vs NJ e :hs Su"'e'v, when IL was again and
~ -fr gjlf Cart. tEr1 CgmiHg back - lie society
uuIl ellJ I'D bceH realized rom Il.
y" Let the pulpit thunder" EIys the Tempe
-gI.-c 0u.Hd. IL airezdv thu ders vastly more
than AZ IL ulens .-P0Tfiaad PTsti
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w in n N r TnV T-U
t2lotf sc-S-I-s shattered aud dis wy .bhIIE
eAEs1 system, purifying sgd enrIchiur the BLOOD
restoring the sIoE suffering Invalid 10 HsafA 49,
SHnE.E.
TEERE Is 10 MISTAKE AIoUY n.
IL viii cure Liver Complaint Dysoe.sla Dnsr-
rBBa, DgserEcTy, e&daCie, De Sr6ss!oL OF SSlTIts
Fever and AfBo. Inward Fever, Bal Breath, on
any disease OF tire Liver. Stomsoh or BoveIE
IL 6entIsmen. do Ioa visa TO he Healthy,
IL Ladies, 40 yoB want the Bloom OF Health N
mo2G. 20 your ole6ks - Sil!-then 20 "a once arS
yet MGLseH'S STrsEgTAfsiTE CoyGlGl aa< BIse<
RsTiNsT. pesy noi moncIt; Il u warranted %
give ssdsfacton IL will cure any dinsase on a.
Kidneys, " omb, or ClscisF Painting, Obrtrrotet
n olhsl ration, @liinE OF tie womb, BSrreunsfs
Ct an GIsesse e.lEluE iEOm CRrOris o. kerysn
DsStlIty, & Is a. IHfs,li5ls sneiJ
FoE CRrLDzEH.
Do Io5 wan: year deI!5sts, siosly bupy ChiIdrs.
% DC Healthy, Strong ard RCDUst5-fben rive thsw
heLsaas SITSHCfsstEE Cordial "a tire direat 40
on eaoh 0ettlc y lE Delicious q tSKs,
FOne tablespoonful, taken evsrV Ynorp1n,
fsHtinE, Is suIs YreTsa1ive against Chllls 1nc
teTer, yellow Fever, Cholera Or any prevailing
IVCATYieE.-BsvGrs 90 Drsxrirts and De.lsr,
who may try TO PAIN Upon you 3 boftls OF BittsrI
or SsrI1IE-llIa, (Which they oaa bIy cheSp0 by
n-lnE Il IL isst a. good. There are eTsn men IA
enough 70 Etes part OF ny name 70 Cgb thar WI
aococnons. AEeid Suok tnfaIaoaH FTrITxx sps
tnelr ylilklnoss compounds, ask fer on. J. III ,
h,eLesn,E strengthening Cordial and Blooi PuTi-
lsr; 1ss2 Ls.llIS eEe; IL Ia the only remedy that
VII FETIJ ~ Blood thoroughly, and, St TIE r2ns
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