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DENTISTRY.
yTnuvAl VENRu

L NJ. LOOMIS, NJ. D., E
Tho Inventor and pAtsntee Of the Mineral Plat
Teeth, attends personally at hn once in this oity
Many persons can wear thsee teeth Who oanno,
wear Others, and no psrson can wear cthsn who oan
oct wear these.
Persons calling at my ofnoe can be accommodated
with any style and prfce Of Tsoth they may desire
est 70 thoss who are prticulsr snd vsh ne psrest
can prodnes, tho Mineral Plate will be more fully
warranted.
Rooms iu thus oi,y-to. ass Psnnsylyania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, wi Arch
strect, Philadolphia. naflS-ly
nR. LOCKWOOD continues the pras-
~ toe Of Dentistry, In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
be feels assured that he can give satisfaction 70 any
that may oall.
Teeth inserted on vuLDAmrs, RuYsax, or Cor
aug Ia
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EXTRA sILvERPLATEp COMPLETE TEA
SETTB,
spisces, best quality, s97. 50 nett,
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
sFrenoh glsss bottles, -, $3.50, 81 90, to % 90
EXTRA SILVER PLATED, OLIVE THREAD,
Ed TABLE SPOONS,
" dozen.
EXTRA s,LvER-PLA5E3, TIPPED TABLE
ss Per dozen
EXTRA BILvERPLATED, lHhEADED,
OLIVE TABLE FoRKB,
u per dozen.
EXTRA BuvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
Goa dcG
ElTRA sILVER-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TIPPED AND THREADED,
q o dozen.
HEAVY SlLVER-PLArED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PIrCHER,
Large size best quality, Beautifully engraved and
chxsed only %, 81 90 and % so Tor Extra quality
FINE Silver. PLATED CUPS, MUGS, COB
LETS, SALT STANDS,
Only u each-retsil price, 81
sILVER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS, .
20 cts. each.
SILvER-ILATED BUTrEk-kEIVES,
3s, 81, and 90 cts ssoh,
The national Republican., 1862-10-11

Jut arrived, . direct importation psr steans,
nient Of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, and TGie
scopes, shiloh will eel, very little above the oosi
10 Paris. As TO- the qualities, there are none supe
thi. market. Also, large and well escorted stoci
Of Opera 9lnseA Microscopes, gold, silver, and g,esi
Speotscea and Eye ulasses, suited to the sght BY
the uss Of IN Optometer A,oonsidsrable number Of
oertitdates to be n my once, from gsnt,SmeB
abe have been s1itRd At my old estAblishnent.
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A SHlr.D 4" FEED 1 'H' r.
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,,
from the recipe of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, q. tonneoti
out, the celebrated bone setter, whose fame Il un
rtvaed by that Of any living man. 1t Is e certain
and Immediate cure for Rheumatism, Gout Neural
gia, spraias, BrGiaes, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Burns
Boalds, Pilcs, Jumbsgo, Headache, 1ootharhA, and
sll Rheumatic and Nervous Disordsrs, E1tsrGsi In
JUICES, 10
Al saasrsrs sheuld give II . trial.
RICHARDSON CO, froPrLstocs,
For ssls by CHARLES BToIT, General Asen,
for Washington, sod By all desls--.
feb 2i-i&~ty
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OFFlOE OF THE COM M MlssION rs UN-
~ der the act Of April 10, 1882. entitled IAN act
for the release p certain persoas held service
labor in the Dhuct Of Columbia" i" City Hall
washington eity, ID @, Sept. 2j, lso2,
OFDEh ID That the Commissioner will, on the
1r day Of November next close the sxa NINA ion Of
All caimants Tor compensation aud proceed TO make
up their h1al report AL persons having claims
before the CommiSsonefs VINO have not prese nted
their slaves Tor valuation aad proven tils and 10y
atty by two witne ses, IN vt present them, and all
claimants who oaEpOt ptC-goe theit servants, will
bring their wltnfsses as To valIt title aud LOYALTY
before sald Ist day Of GovJnber,
The Commissioner will meet every day, except
WIN. l. WOODWARD,
sspt cI-2tawt06l CLERK
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MARRIAGE.

Married ps,,our. o1 thcse contemplating uatri
nony, ~ho suspect thsusslves of iupotsnoy, seminal
weakness, or any disesse arising from . rslsxsd
ststs Of the genital ORGANS, whether the result Of
ais,ss, injury, consequences Of youthful indiscre
,iors, OF iudulssnes o. as passions In riper year
are e,1o.ay eutre,rea to plso. themselves unds,
the care Of DRY They nay rely with certainty
upon spssdy cure. aud full visor restored.
He tres with entire success ali diseases of females
sssh q LUcoRkHEA or WHITES. LAPsUs
uTERI &C.. 30, and Il. every Ssss guarantees .
psrfsat CuRE,
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COhMUEI
CATIONS .t,ieny fNIvATE aud. ooNFIoEN
J1AL.
PERSONS calling see no one Int the DOCTOR
Those at distance may be TREATED BY NAIL,
giving STATEMENT OF CASE, 10, 10
jys-Anr
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"A OAK H.It CloTHrus RooN.
MI Bruce for lvry A. the Odeon Hall has now
opened new store at No 4e4 Seventh street, Just
and Boyb clothing al very low prices he Ia aesirous
OF having Gli hs old custonsrs ca On him, as they
can buy goods at ,oT,r " 60 than any other Slore
10 the CITY j BRUCE co ,Clothiers,
No IJ4 SeVtntn etrett, near j.
Call and see Mr Bruce, ut No 81 ssvsn'h street,
| near u.
Mr. Bruce has u Fine Stock Of Clothing fos Men
and Boys wear at no 46I Seventh street, opposite
Ci y Post Ofhca,
Mr. Bruce 10 the IN IN 10 please the Boys In Cloth
in9, at No. 46i Seventh street.
Every body knows that MIR Bruce can sell Boys
Ciotlihg cheaper than abv one else NO 4S4 beV
| eu,h siiest, oppoaite CITY Post Ohos,
For Men and B'ys' Clothing call on M Bruce, at
Oak Han, No i6i Eleventh. street, between + aod
hTr Bruce Is the mau 10 please you ii Boys' Cloth.
ngr ut Oak Hal, No. idi Seventh street, opposite
Guy PDsi Once . se 2o--Bm
U,o IHVHNToas h-D PApGRTEEs.
MUM n co. ,propg!stors of the s'tcnhae Arsrtoan,
p 4 II Il N r S.
Wih Sixteen Years experience in the Business,
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt
| aud 10 more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum 4 Co.'S Pat
| ent Agency,
Patent Lava and Regulations, 100 pages, 20 cants,
| mAil.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mai.
| preliminary Examination In United 6tates Patent
| OfBGs, IS
| 0Dt-s No, = Psrf Row, Hew York wssbing
tor o:rn.I Of Y and Seventh street,, opposite the
PAp,pt ofof mar N.oIaif
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IT,HE WAsnIsGToe LIBRARY,

]
Eeucuh srsa, tJcO doo,' sous d PenH,soani Aosss
Open daily from "a O'Clock p. m.
sUBSCRIPTION 90 4 YEAR.
FERDINAND MOULTCN,
Attorney and COuRsellsr-at-LaW,
VIII practice il the Courts of the District, and st.
tend the prosecution Of all clssns Of Claims agaisst
the Government.
0aioe >; the Washington Library
" lt-nnod
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opiNRuo SHmeui @oothUp bsNb, Sbtpun
ole, end Jet sstts Of Jswelry,rt
tLoO........ ..................''. wv
Elegant Garnet, Turquoise, and Ensm.
eled, full sets 81 to ots............... 800
Superior Eusmeled, Coral, and Opal
Cluster sefts, q TO ss. ............... 30
Plain, Chased, Enamelsd, and Fancy
Brsoeiets, u to sb................... 60 10 o.
Cameo, Coral, Carbunols, and Nina
ture Brooches, 50 cents to si.......... so
Cent? Vest, Guard, and Ladies' Chate-
lain Chains-the largest stock in Wash.
tnSton, Sl to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Ladies' Garnet and Carbunols Neot.
laces, u TO S25o................"... 100
Garnet, Carbunois and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, tane, 81 sett. 300
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve. Buttons and
Btuds, sepsrnte, 30 cent? to o. sett... 90
4snts' Cluster and Opal Bosom. Pins,
gold mountings, so cents TO d ,2s..... 500
Fine Lockets and MedAlions, for two and
four Pictures, u to q .6aS aS............ -,
ssal and stoss.set Finger Rings, every
variety, 50 cents to oH.to..........,... o
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10 addition to our large business, We have sdded
. large and ohoos stock Of ambrotyps and photo
graph mstsrials, suoh -
UNION CASES,
Every sire In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made.
UEION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
AECT sni OVAL MATTE and PBrSERVgR4
every siLs in the Trade
ExCELsIoR IRON PLArr4,
every siZs In the trade
AELAIEoTYPE AND yRRNEY PLATES
every size made.
FRENCH CROWN GLASS,
every sire In the Trade.
We guarsntss TO sell this stock st or near the man
ufsotursr' prioss.
Our printed PRICE LisI sent nee to sny Al
dress.
ordsp from Artists in the respective Camp
promptly attended to BY return mail.
Store oyep from 8 m. TO $50 p. n.
r hELLEw CO.,
le--sI0--slp esr.nth s1ee,
nal l. N.SAss.os. y
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Propristor of Oak Hall Clothing Room
m
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A Sound Opinion.

A certain class Of persons in the East
and certain others in the West, are clam
Oring for a great increase in the paper
money of the government Il is their
panacea for all the evils that war carries
in its train. We invite their attention TO
the folio wing extract from the recent re-
port Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
who has given the subject great atten-
ton. lie says: ol
The addition Of SO vast a volume to
the existing circulation would convert a
currency OF which the benefits thus far
have greatly outweighed the inconYeni-
enees, into positive calamity. It's con
sequences would be vast diminution of
exports, infliciion Of prices, increase Of
expenditures, augmentation Of debt, and,
ultimately, disastrous defeatol the very
purposes sought TO be attained by it.
Mr. Chase has one of the soundest and
most vigorous intellects in the country.
During bis career he has made Finance
bis special study, aud Of ali our staies-.
men not one has so completely mastered
that subject as he His opinion, then, 10
entitled 20 the respect which nune will
accord 10 the senselcss Ounces who prG-
tend TO believe that paper, By legislative
enactment, can &c Transmitted into solid
gold Chicago Tribune
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The Health Of our Soldiers.
Report Of the snrgeon-gene Of
the Army


frnm we ne" 1orh Evening douf mai.
TIM report Of DR., Hammond, Surgeon
GenerAl Of The Army, for The year end
ing Juns Both, 1862, shows that the num-
Der Of gsperal hospitals now occupied Is
$50, nndsthe total number Of patients
under treatment is 5S,715. During the
year Gays ilr. Hammond) the health Of
The troops hay been remarkably excellent
No epidemics,of any severity have APP
peared among them, and the diseases which
affect men in camp have been kept at a low
minimum. Scurvy has been almost en-
tirely prevented, and yellow feyer--from
which much was feared--has bad but few
victims. The Surgeon General thanks
the Generals in command Of the army for
the cordial manner in which they have
co-operated with the medical authorities.
Besides the sick and wounded actual y
in hospital the late battle have thrown
upon the Medical Department large mum.
Der OF wounded men, so that the total
unmber on the 10th of Novembe rlast was
apouI Hfhety thousand. immediately af
ter the battle of ADtietam IL was over
one hundred and twenty thousand.
The report recommends an imme-
date increase in the medical corps Of the
regular and volunteer forces, as well as
the establishment of an army me 1ical
school, in which medical cadets and
others seeking admission into the corps
could receive such special instruction as
would better fit them for commissions,
and which they cannot obtain in the or
binary medical schools Such an insti-
tuition could be established in connection
with any general hospital, with but lit
tie, if any, expense TO the United States.
new general hospital in Washington
and an increase in the number of medi-
cal storekeepers are also recommended.
In regard to medical transportation the
report says: l.
In the matter Of transportation the
interests of the service require that the
medical department should be indepen-
dent. Much suffering has been caused
by the impossibili'y Of furnishing sup
plies to the wounded when those sup
plies were within few miles of them in
great abundance"
The following important suggestions
conclude DIR. Hammond's report
49, III 1eBaru " Tue aye ~ WulCu TecTuiiS
are received into the service, change is
imperatively demanded, both for the in
terest of the army and the welfare of in
dividuals. The minimum is now fixed
at eighteen years, and it is not uncom-
mon to find soldiers of sixteen years old.
Youths of these ages are not developed
and are not fl to endure the fatigues and
deprivations of military life. They soon
break down, become sick, and are,thrown
upon the hospitals. As measure Of
enconomy | recommed that the service age
Of recruits be fred by lar al tioenty gears.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-19

Jennie June, Of the N. York Sunday
Times, tells us how bride should be
dressed, and her taste is unquestionable.
She says the dress Of bride should be
simple in style, no matter now rich the
material. .Frills and furbelows are en-
tirely out Of place, and jewelry also, I'M
less the jewels are pearls or diamonds,
and are bridal gift Further, il is a
very doubtful question whether full dress
should ever be worn at a wedding which
takes place in the day time, and especi-
ally in church, on account Of the idle
curiosity excited and the co,'treteplps LA
bic, II the day be wet, in crossing the
sidewalk.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec 16.--The Wash
ington Star has An article pointing out
Encouragement in regard TO pontoon
bridges and roads TO Aqua Creek rail-
road, and asks for an investigation by
Congress to ascertain who is TO blame for
the delay that has rendered abortiye the
plans Of Burnside's command.
NEW YOBK, Dec. 17.---Bark Avon, from
New Orleans, reports on 9th, off st. Au-
gustine, Florida, saw six steamers bound
SOUTH probably part Of Banks cxpadi-
ton. Several Of Banks vessels put into
Port Royal for coal and then sailed
southwark. Ntiii4H hta4H'l
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surat Cotton.

An intelligent manufacturer of cotton
goods in Rhode Island has communicate
ed to the Superintendent Of Census some
views on the subject of Surat cotton
which arc deemed of sufficient import
dnce for publication. We commend the
suggesting respecting dnty on raw cotton
to the attention of our Legislators.
" The past year l have imported and
worked two hundred and twenty five
bales Of SURAT CoTToN, substantially ia
pure state, and a1nlirea Nth our longer
staple, The only market where Amefi-
can manufactures can, with safety, buy
this cotton is Liverpool. 1t is there in
stock at every season OF the year, and
assorted Tor various uses We cannot
afford the delay and risk in sending for
il to India but If now imported from
England it is burdened with a ten per
cent. ad valofem duty and one-half cent
specifc--more than four cents on the raw
cotton. In default Of supply fran he
South, Liverpool is our only resource, and
his duty i,ot0 prolabito,y gives no reyenue to
he Goten9,ent, while il cuts off all for
eign supply.
Will you lend your aid 10 our Re-
representatives. in securing its prompt re-
peal, and at the same time stimulate the
growth Of free-labor cotton all over the
world" na3 ifH
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MASONIC.

A STATED MEETING or CUMBERLAND a
IA LODGE, No. 8, will DO held TO SORROW "a :.
EyrSIH0, az o'clock, al odd Feiioics' HaH. XXX
II 10 earnestly requested that's mll attend-/ w
ance be had for the pufIoss Of attending to special
business
BY order Of the W. NJ
c. L. BRANsF0RD,
nccl0-2t Secretary.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-19

Prince Albert's farm, near Windsor
Castle, consists Of about one thousand
arces Of land The late prince was a
dear lover Of agriculture, and did every
thing he could to promote il by the
improvements Of breeds Of cattle and the
introduction Of new and better modes Of
cultivation. We are not surprised at the
affectionaie memory in which so estim
able a man is held.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-19

Terrible CONSERVATION was created in
the Milwaukee depot a few days ago, by
a soldier Of a departing rsgiment'k kissing
a Young woman by mistake, believing
herto be his wife. She was only appeased
unon diseoyeriag that the marital bIun-
derer was . very handsome whiskerando
and that his wile's bonnet was identical
n shsde aud trimming with her own,
which had led to the mistake; moreover
the gas WIS not turned on
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-19

What was the hammer of Thor TO that
of the Nashua Iron Company, which,
with it's machinery, weighs seventy tons,
the hammer head or ram Of which weighs
ak tons II requires twenty men 10
work il when forging heavy work, like
the shafts for sipambOat wheels or pro-
pellers. They have facilities for forg-
ing shaft OF $4,000 pounds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-19

John s. Rarey, the horse tamer, has
been sent 20 the Army Of the Potomac by
Gea. Halleck 70 Inquire into the saniisry
condition Of is horses.
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The following article, from the Chica,
go Tribune, presents true picture Of the
financial condition, Of the Union. II is
large, indeed. but when we consider the
growing characteristics OF the country,
its capacity 20 bound forward from al.
most any condition, 70 prosperity and
power, il is but a limited amount:
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TAKE NOTICE!
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE
NASHVILLE December l7tb, 1862.
C,ITIZEEs ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
~ Sec. n Of Act entitled "AA act 10 provide Tor
he prevention aud sstinguiskmef Of fires ieiain he
ON Of kashrilic,n will be- rigidly enforced. Said
Section Is ia the following words, t0wit.
SIC Ii. That n any person or persons shall FIRE
any gun or pistol, cast, throw, ere any squib,
rocket cracker, Or other combusuble fireworks
within the limits Of the corporation every such per-
sou, for every such offence, shah forfeit and pay the
sum Of i've dollars and " slave, be, she or they,
shall receive not less than hge, nor more than twen-
~ lashes II any person por1ona shall yend, manu-
hcture give away deal IN OF have IN his possession
tide IRE works within tae ilnis Of the corporation
u Nashylle for tle purpose o. dsposHg d the same
% minors slaves, every such person, every such
offence, shall forfeit and pay the sum " twenty dol
lars
Deels-iw JSo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sasaparilla,

the most eifectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal maiady, 1t is COM
b'ard from the most active renediais that have
bc,n discovered for the expurgctonof this fo;:!
disorder from the blood, and TIE rescue CT tlo
system from its destructive consequences.
fI-ace !. should be employed for tie cure Of
~: only Se-cslln, but also those OTHER aficc-
ious wlish arise from it, such Gs EAuPTIys
and sK,N DISEASES, ST. AHTRoSY's FIaE,
LosE, CT EEYsrEIAs, PrIpLEs, PuTuLzs,
Sa0Tclgs, BLAIss and BolLs, TuwoRs, gT...G'GzE
Gnl SALT RHEux. ScALD HrAD, RIS0woEx,
.uEvNNg!.9i, STPHulTIc and MEacuGLAI Dis
rAsEs, DGorsY, DYsPEPsIA, DEBILITY, aud,
mlee!, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FEoM VITfA-
LED or lMFURE Bloom. The popular Lslief
in ng1rRy ofMs 6Lc0!" Is founded i, treth,
~ Scfoiula is = degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sa-sapa-
riIla is TO purify and Tegenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
,croflla, or Kings F,g;l

constitutional disease, e currupdoA " -hs
,ad, by which this fluid becomes v-s4a,ed,
ak, and poor. Being in the circulation, II
Iyades the wlolv body, and may bu-st OUT
disease on any r,rt Of It. No orsan is free
I'm It's attacks, nor ii there one which It may
lot destroy. Tie sfoGulous taint IS vuriousy
,lused by morcurul disease, low living, dis
ordered on uDl,ca!.hy food, impure air, filth
..nd filthy habit. the depressing vices, and,
alsye ali, ty u.a ytpcreal infection. What
yer be its olisnA it IL licredtarylin the con
stitulon, descending ito,n parents to children
unto the thTd and fourth generation; indeed,
u seems to be the Tod 0f Him who says, 81
viii visit the iriQuiiies Of the fathers upon
lheir children"
1ts effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, m
Jhc lungs, liver md internal Origins, is termed
.,ibercles; in the glands, swe!!ins5; and on
vhe surface, oruptions or sores. This toul cor
-up,o1:, which gcndcrs IN the blood, dcproasa
axe energies Of life, SO that sero!ulous coRsiitI.
ions not only sullItE from scrafuloUs COM
ps1iats, but they have far les power to wil.
stand the attacks os other Diseases ccnse-
cUorly vast numbers perish by G.s5g3-ss
which, although not scgOiulous IN uleig nature,
ere stal rendered fatal by this ,tr.int in tie
system. Most CT the consumption wiiici. de-
ciuG;cs tLc lunrn family hs9 It's origin directly
N this scIohilors contamination aHd many
d,s.-u.iye diseases Of the iye-, kidneys b:G..i,
cad, indeed, Of all tie organs, arse frc.r or
arc aggravated By the sRIae cause.
On, quarter of oil our people a7e scrofulous
-7.oir persons are invaded BY this lurking in
ioc-ion, and their health IS undermined By iE.
To cleanse it from the system We must rcnovote
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
r;gorate it by healthy food and exerrise.
Ssch medicine we supply in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31
a z ER7S
Ague Cure,
ron rnr sPrEnT cuRE uY

TOR TIE SPEEDY cpRE W
IlSsernfttcpG Fever, or Fever and Agae,
Ken:,tteEt Fever, CALL Fever, D;;mh
iSue, Periodical nendachs, oE Billions
Headache, 0Ed Bilious Eevers, indeed
f1r tho whole class OF diseases originate
sHE IN hillary arrangement, caGsed By
sac L@1arta OF Aiasmatic ccuHtSieE.
We arc enabled here to Offer the curmuuity
ie-neay which, while It cures the above complaints
s..h certainty, s still perfectly harmless in ans
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in disuicts
"hsto these QiIictng Gisarders prevail. This
"CrRE" expels the niasInatc pni.nn Of FEVER
AID A0UE nom tie system, and prevents the de-
yci1plent of the disease, il taken On the Erst ap-
preach oi its rremcnitory symptoms. Itisuot only
tie best Zeiaedy ever yet discovered for this class
oi ccnp!ailts, but also Tao cbeapost.e The large
,rcntty We supply for dollar trings 1t within the
1e-e Of every body; and in bilious districts, where
rLTHE ASD AoUE prevails, uTery body should
have /. aad use il freely both for cure ard pIutcc-
:;9G. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
ctIcE ever discovered for lie speedy and certain
ctre Of lnternttents Is that it contains no Qaina
OF mineral, consequently it produces no quinisn OF
o.ner injurious effects whatever upon the eonsitu-
.iur. Those ci,red by Il are ies Gs h:aitiy as Il
;hsy ha3 neyer had tie disease. --------..---
Fever and Ague is not alone tho consequence Of
;he m!asmat:c poison. a great variety os dissr-
t::s arise from It's irritation, among which are
~'eDGJte, AheiDla!ESm, GOik, Heacocks, BLp4-
peis, 1cci6Icae, EGraeks, Catargh, Asfkag, FoL
sitGtioR, Plisfid Afs-ticn Of tke SpleeR, Hgstey-
!ss Pain iR tie BoI9sil. Coiio, Iarglysis and DE-
rdageGsat Of tie Stoa,aeh, all Of which, wiren
originating IN ;his caaae, put on the sn.eyniitte,a
typs, cr seco,nc periodical. This CUAE expels
ae I,J;son from the blood, and Consequently cures
shein all alike. II Is an Invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling OF temporarily
re'lding in the maiorious Districts, ItakeE occa-
sioi!aliy or 6-liy while exposed 70 tie infection,
''Y't viii be excretsd from The system. and cannot
accumulate in sufficient qnartity to rpen into dis
elso. Hence 1t is even more valuable for urotec.
ron than cure, aud few will ever suffer frcr; Inter
mttenrS ifthey avail themselves of the protection
this remedy affords.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

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