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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-12-26

re- VIII also practice before tho various
Departments Of Government. Army and Ma.
W Pensions procured Bounty, Arrears OF
Pay, and Claims in general against the United
States prosecuted and collected. Attention
paid to officers claims for recruiting
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REFERENCEs.

hEFEKLNUEB,
Hon. Caleb b. Smith, Sec interior Dept.
"a Jos. G. G. Kennedy, Sup't Cen. Office.
" Robert J. Walker, New York.
Allen Goodridge, Michigan.
William llelmick, Ohio.
" Richard Wallach, Mayor Washington.
" Thos Perrie, Cumberland, Nd.
ghos Deyecmon, Esq,
dec eft
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SUITS AGASsr GOVERNMENT OFuuALs ron
ILLEGAL ARREsTs-Ou Thursday last, (says
the Baltimore Gazette, suits were brought in
the Superior Court Of this city, by Henry NJ.
WaricId, r. X Howard and S. 4. Wallis
Esqrs., against Major General John r. Wool
for false and illegal imprisonment, in confn-
ing them at Fortress Monroe shortly after their
arrest in September, 1861. The damages, in
each case, are laid at twenty thousand dollars.
On Saturday, attachments, at the suit Of
Charles Howard, William II. Gaichcl and
John W. Davis, Esqrs. late Police Commits
sioncrs were issued out of the same Court
against Simon Cameron, late Secretary Of
War, for Illegal arresl and false imprisonment.
The damages in each Of the three cases, were
also laid at twenty thousand dollars The at
mchmcnts were levied, as we learn, upon the
stock held by by Mr. Cameron in the Northern
Central Railroad Company.
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NOficc tO (Ireditol.s.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Montgomery county letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of
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WILLIAM KlLGOuR. JNO. W. CLAMPLITr
KILG0UR g. CAMPLITT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND
Solicitors in ChanccrV.

TO 0FFicE No. 5l7 Seventh Street, over
Sweeney & llu9ck Banhing House NASH.
iNGT0N, j. q.
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MARYLAND PoLlTIcs. We find the following
item in the Pitsburg Gazette, copied FROM a
letter IN The New York Post:
Ex-Governor Hicks, faniliarly called the
odd War Horse, is a candidate for congress
in the first district Of Maryland, and his cleo
iion is regarded us certain. lie goes in une-
quivocally for emancipation in Maryland and
everywhere else. in the presence Of n num-
Der Of gentlemen he recently declared that he
was now convinced there never would be any
peace for this country until slavery was abo-
lished throughout The land, aud 10 this end
he supported President Lincoln proclamation
and plan Of compensated emancipation heart
and hand
Winter Davis Is also a candidate on the
same platform, aud his election is also regard
ed as certain The friends Of emancipation
hope TO carry the other three districts"
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Montgomery County---to wit
40 Drafted Wen.

nRAFTED MEN Of Montgomery county
~ can be furnished with SUBSTITUTES,
HENRY N. WILLIS 4 CO., 81 west Fayettc
street. Baltimore, Nd dec ~
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DEATH or Hon. JAMES ALFRED PEARcE. w c
learn that the Hon james Alfred Pearce United
States Senator from Maryland died at his resi-
dence in Chestertown, en- Saturday last. Mr..
Pearce was in his seth year, having been born
in Alexandria, Virginia. on the l4lh Of De
cember, 1905, although ola Maryland family.
lie graduated at Princeton college, with tine
ersi honors, in 1922; was bred to The Laws,
81 was also much. devoted 70 CHS. pursuits Of
agriculture. lie was a lemler Of toe Mary
land Legislature in 1881; a Representative Ia
Congress, from this State, from 1885 to 1889
and again from s4l to 1913 lie was elected
TO the Senate of the United States in the latter
year, and BY successive reflections held the
same position up to the time of his death-a
period Of nineteen years. During his career
in the Senate, he served for a number Of wears
as Chairman Of the Joint Committee on the
Library lie also held the post Of Professor
Of Law in Washington College, Chcstcrtown,
and for many years was Regent Of the Smith
sonioan Institution. Being reelected to the
Senate for six years by the Legislature in 500
his death causes a vacancy, which will Of
course, be filed by the Governor until the
meeting Of the Legislature 10 January, s6l.
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gDRAFT II OVER!

which VIC will sell, to prompt paying custom
ers, ON THREE MONTHS CREDIT at We
ry low rates.
Persons wishing anything in our line of bu-
siness, can have it sent to any place on the
Frederick and Georgetown road, free Of
charge. So send in our orders and we will
send the goods Immediately.
Ma We will be in Rockville at March
Court, at Mr. TRANS Hotel and anything
that you may need, send your order for it,
and il it is not as ordered, no sale, as we do
not compel persons TO take any article if it is
not as ordered.
W. Persons knowing themselves indebted
to US, will please prepare themselves TO settle
at March Court If we do call upon them be-
fore. So come one and all, and see the stock,
and examine for yourselves
JOHN APPLEMAN & son,
Middletown, Frederick county, Md.
dec l9-3m
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Notice TO Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscr-
l y bers has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery County letters of adj
ministration on the personal estate Of
WILLIAM IL. OFFUTT
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THE SENTINEL.
ROCKVILLE. MD.
Christmas.

FRIDAY. :: DECEMBER %, 1862.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
Special Notices.
To Friends of Nevada Coumtys There

To Friends OF Nevada County. There
being an impression the peoples that during
the floods at Sacramento recently, Ihad been drown-
cd " or closed my Forwarding department of trade,
causes me to tell you that my Forwarding House has
not been closed three days during the floods, and
was receiving and forwarding goods every day, al.
though the water in the store was three feet deep
am yet engaged in the business, and will be so long
as my friends in Nevada county entrust their goods
to my care. ! can send goods from Sacramento city
on teams or ON the cars to Lincoln q have an agen-
cy at lincoln) Have goods marked care of WHITE,
Sacramento City, and if you desire them on the cars
by Lincoln, have the goods marked 'care Of WHITE.
Lincoln, and they will be properly attended to at
either point. Sacramento, however would be the
best forwarding point. O.H.P. WHITE
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
Aerada gemufrat.
LOCAL MATTERs.

MAY-DAY CELBBRATIOXs.-The children
connected with the Methodist Sunday School,
accompanied BY their parents and friends
marched through town this morning, on their
way to the picnic grounds, where the usual
Nny-Day exercises are being held. They were
escorted through town by the Nevada Cadets,
who came out in their new uniforms, and the
procession made a fine appearance. The chill
dren will remain at the picnic grounds during
the day, and return about four or five o'clock.
The exercises at the Glenbrook Race Course,
under the auspices Of the German Glee Club,
consists mostly of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, and judging from the appearance of the
streets, most of the population Of the town are
attending one or the other celebration. The
Glee Club give ball at Temperance Hall this
evening.
RoBBERIEs AT GRASS VALLEY.-A gentle
man who visited Grass Valley yesterday, in
forms us that a Frenchman, who has been en-
gagged in peddling cakes, ETC., was stopped by
three or four robbers, on Main street, Tuesday
evening, and relieved Of $45. Later in the
evening, four Cinnamon were stopped and
searched, it is supposed by the same gang.
The Celestials had no money, and as a pun
ishment for being thus unmindful of the wants
of highwayman, one of them was knocked
down by blow on the head with pistol, and
badly injured.
DISTRICT CoURT-April 30.-Middle Yuba
Canal Co. VS.. Miners Ditch Co. ct al.-Demur-
rer to complaint overruled, and defendants Civ
en- one week to answer.
Eleanor Bragg VS.. Erastus Bragg-Decree
Of Divorce ordered.
Howe & Lindsey VS.. .Knowlton.-Cause tried
by Jury, and verdict found in favor Of plaintiffs
for $l3O.
May lst.-The case of d. FELTON, ct al. VS.. E.
B. Taylor ct. al, suit of mining claims at Sal
lor Flat, was taken up this morning. jury en-
panneled, and the trial is still in progress.
SRLF-FEEDERs IN QURTz MILLs.-In the
notice of the Nevada Quartz Mining Co.'S works,
in our last we neglected to advert to the fact
that they use the very simple and efficient Self
Feeder of C.. P. Stanford, which feeds the rock
TO the batteries Just as is is needed. The Su-
perintendant thinks that owing to the fact that
the batteries are fed unerringly and evenly,
they crush in the mill from two to three tons
Of rock more per day than by the old style of
feeding. This is worthy the attention of those
running quartz mills.
Observation-Disclosures desirous of purchas-
ing building lots in the immediate vicinity of
San Francisco, are invited to examine plot
Of the tract recently laid out by Mr.. H. S.
Brown, which can be seen at the drug store Of
Mr.. Levy, on Commercial street. The land is
situated about FIVE miles from the heart of the
city, on the San Jose Railroad, and is we'll
adapted for residences and garden purposes.
THE WEATHER IN APRIL.-Thermeme
cal observations in this place, noted three times
day, show the following mean and range dur
ing the month of April:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

IN VERDURE.-The foothills present most
neartsome and lovely appearance. Flowers OF
Every hue are visible on a carpet of verdure.
u tne trees are IN foliage, and nature rejoces in
thousand voiceless, though audible ways, at the
so,lous change wrought by few weeks Of ge-
AAai airs and reyiyfying sunshine,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

Gov. STANFoRD's LETTER.-The Sacra-
mento Union and Bee don't like Gov. Stanford's
letter at all. Neither does the Marysville Ex-
press and the Secession press generally
Nevada Transcript.
The Marysville Express, which stands in the
lront rank of the secession press does like it,
and so we'll too, that it keeps it as standing
matter in its columns. 1t suits the Express
and its kind as well as Republican ultras ex-
acsly wherefore do we find the Transcript
agreeing with the Express.-[Sac. Bee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

VENEZUELA is one of the countries where
cotton grows wild, and an English company
has been formed to promote its culture there.
An estate Of 236, 400 acres, part Of the property
at cost of 100000, and the enterprise will
Oe Vigorously pushed. Before the revolution,
some two or three million pounds of cotton
We're annually exported from Porto Cabello,
beng the product of that neighbOrhood, and Of
an average quality, fully equal to that grown
IN the Southern States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

"GOING 1T STRONG. The Marquis de
Bossy, the latest sensation speaker in the
French Chambers, lately complained that the
money spent in the Italian war would have en-
abled the Emperor to take London, and was
nothing abashed when the President told him
that the Moniteur would record the unanimous
laughter provoked by his eccentric salies. He
afterwards accused the English Government Of
practising torture in India. He has also in
slnuated that Prince Napoleon is a pretender
to the throne and intends to subvert his little
cousin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
James Conner's Sons
UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY.

WM. FAULKNER Il SON, Agents,
NO. S2o sansOme street, San Francisco, Cal.
EVERY ARTICLE NECESSARY FOR A COMPI ETT
n News or Job Printing Office, furnished at the
lowest prices. W"
Also, Agents for Taylor's, Gordon's, Degener's,
April !, lS62.-ly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
sax FRANclsoo, April 5th. 1862.

MEssIs. REDING1oN & Co:
take pleasure in informing you that l have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time.
and unhestatingly pronounce them unequaled by
any similar preparation that have ever used Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac-
cordng to directions, they fail to produce that
most desirable OF allartcles of Good S,oee and M
tIciouS Bread. Having once proved how superior
they are to all others, could on no account be with.
OUT them. MRs. N. Mills
apr26.3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

To COrrespOndents.-Patie residing in
any part of the State, however distant who may de-
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young on their re-
spective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement of SUCH in preference to holding
personalinter'ew respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself, and the
latter as promptly as possible. II the case be fully
and candidy described, personal communications
will be superseded instructions for diet regimen,
and the general treatment of the case ITSELF nclu.
ding the remedies, will be forwarded without delay,
aud in such manner as to convey no idea of the
purport of the letter parcel so transmitted
ES- Office. T5l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. c. YOUNG MD.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

bacon! BACON!-TEN THOUSAND POUND
ID Of superior California Bacon-for sale bY,
mar4 J. NJ. HIXS0N 4 BRO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01

HOSPITAL PATIENTs.-Ten patients were
admitted into the County Hospital during the
month Of April last.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-01
A. s. HAIIIDlE.
A. D. HAlIADlE. II. T. GRAVES,
A. s. HALLIDIE & Co.,
Wire Suspension Bridge Builders.
And Manufacturers Of
PAT ENT WIRE ROPE.

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF
w any span aud capacity erected, and material
furnished. VIA
hhying been constantly engaged in the erection of
wire suspension Bridges and Aeqneduets for soma
years past, we are fully prepared 10 do such worh
tsi satISiactGrily at low figure, and to GUARANTY
Parties who are about erecting bridges will find n
greatly to their advantage TO give us cali hefors
deciding to build wooden structures as the recent
npoIs throughout the State have proven them TO be
wholly unsafe and unreliable A ,aun,Ler fo,,r 80;
suspensions dTeno'o ~ 'se in dire locaIifs throuoh
o,ate STATE no one Of tohich has been IN Ae hda az
fectsd by ne fresheiS. ' "
WiKE RotE, for mining and ferry purposes, man.
cheaper and batter than hemp e
scales OF weights and strength with prices annexed
furnished, on application to the manufacturers
aprl7-3m. 412 CLAY street San Ers,oio.,
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BEWARE or COUNTENeElJS,

See that you get Hooflands GeSmss De
,e-s. prepared By DR.. G. n Jackson. rhiIs'
deiphis, Pennsylvania, and that HE sigss.
ture is on the wrapper o. sseh bottle:
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Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis By the
Acting Surgeon.
VAEuAsLE REroRrs on Sperma,orrhDs.
ard other diseases Of the sexual orr ans. snd
on the NV REMEDiEs employed IN the Die
psnssry, cent In sealed letter envelopes. free
o. charge. Two Or three Sssmps fnr post
ego acceptable. Address. DR.. j. ski LIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. No ?,
,. Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. jne5
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

rtrrk--ilrsEv A lIoLrRArs.
Amdi'nr ions NGHRlScER
THkoDpEK > SDfnnAss.
Recorder ; rfPHgs JgEcgg.
Sheriff JnHS WFIgEi-
roronsr- -cRArLfs kEArs-
Surveyor - BFSJAnis X. kEnP.
issyEy NICHOLSON,
u v. BlcKwERngET, Commissioner.
Ms n. GEsKS. }
nfFlcERs cF RNsHRrpcE TOWNSHIP.
y ,-sires-- Sebastian Kurcier. n. heeief
Rrse.
Tsusfee--k .sper john
@ ,rstabl-s- A. Eekrr,. G. Endho'en.
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Fever and Ague.

from which fnanliu.i sniirr over large part "
sllc Eiobe T. the c,nSs 10 AZ dss-l al action
m the =, stem. iniuse,l ~ the l'olsnnou. m.tsin
az vegetable decay. This cxlisllafinn u csoisrl
~ fse action ~ solar hrai W.T. ~Dii. AMI rss's
with the wafcEy ,al.or tlnn, ia. Nhilx the sun =
below the horizon this vapor hngers mar tho
carrh's surface. and fhr Virus Is taken with n
tliluntli III iuiigs INTO the isioui Ihcfr \ nrts
~ au Irritating rot ss,n rhr internal vsscera
and excpting organs ~ The iss's. The hs.r irc-
comes tolnid and fail, NJ ~scrte NOT only ms
,i.as. bur Also ghr hie ff1tn the blood. Eoih
shc virus ana The ~. ffHrulalg ~ rho r'reula-
ton and mo iu,sV Nis.r1f -tfauonai disnrirr
The ~plc,,l. illv kiiasrya lsd M stnilarh ssln-
pxfhixr With the lss lil htnusr llsonicrcd
also. Finlffv. Us hliafi uf olr organism, ~
n in an a;lsfifpf n txri tilt. n1Nious irInslon.
concentrates rhawhols iWsl ~ ghr l.niy N Ehr
Internal rNcrrlnfcs.p i1pcr tilela ., Gust 4 uui-
The hlO,i irayrS lhs -nsare. and razlles y tsr
central orssns Mitii .fnl-~fNr violence. This W
the CniLi iinf N fhi~ eh.sfs u fails. Then Ehp
kkyEk tollow.. ia w.irl, the irood icascs the
ecngral organs airi rA.n ~ thr surfiace, - y
IN another ,ffod ~ r~ri Inc irritating poison
through tho rtiicr IA, AZ xrrs.gory the skiu III
this also il l,ii. a,lf ftr .vsfcin nbandons the
tempt exhausted IA watts for The ncostry VI
sgr0ncrh 10 rs.l,s NJ tpelr~s cifurt another day.
These are fhe fl-rr iArixr~fns ~ FEVER ANE
AoUE. su.ia con stiiAf'nnsi disorder will 0f
conr<e rlirrininc frf hs,l.h II i y NOT removed.
We have iaiorL 10 hnd. asii have found. an
lot.
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Ayers Aguo euro,

which ncufrnilzcs ffisfiaAlnrinns poison IN the
blood. aud S::snnists~ Ne hrcr 10 rxpcl Il from
the body A. Il slporiifsJ Il dos care this af-
fiictivc disor lrr "a, lsuret certainty. And Il
does more or rather d. what i ~ more SER
Woe 70 sho~. saldrt irnhs Infection Il taken
h season II IRIS u ON Iiirsysten n Il T. abb
sorbr.i aud TINS Ne those who nsr IL FRYE from
hs attacks: kcrls So IN ~ beaith although
exposed 10 tire slisct,.. Consequently It not u.ly
cures. tut prnuss EfnG .tc great variety u AZ
fecfiors which an fnl.te4i IN this malignant
i,ifneAro. sncn 10 X lalrur Fever. Chill Fewer.
Dumb or Aa<isi A-stin. Pcrodical Iicaiache,
or Biliou- iicsDlar'rr H''ioas kcycrS. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism. Goat. Kindness, Tootharhe. fsf-
ache. Cafarrh. Aflaina, fni7ifations, Painful Ar
fccfions Of tbs >plAn. ilystrir>. Collie fanysis,
and Painful Arrciio,,s ~ The Stomach and Bow
sls, MI 81 which, wisSn Arising from this cause.
will ~ found 20 aS~r'nr lnoss Or less the 'nlerinf-
trnf typc. This 'A.rE JrHE removes the cause
OF these arrangements. and Guns tse disease
This II rcs-nlnrli<hcs d, stimulating the cxcre-
tories 70 rxp~i lisr virus fnosn the system, and
these Organs nv Aeers,-~ hSrernc habfcd 20 10 this
their Office Of their nwn accord. Hence arises
what We term usri,n~rf.sa. Time NAV accomplish
the same cnas bul Oh HE j. not long enough, or
n SACRIFICED IN the afhnrt. while this AG IN
cURE' docs il NJ unsc. AMI with safety We have
great reason 70 rrlirre this j. surcr u well As
safer rrmcdy lor the whole clnss Of diseases
which are caused hv the miasmatic infection,
than any other Which has been discovered; and
h has still smother important advantagc TO the
pablo. which ~ that Il i Cheap a. well as god
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just PUBListiky.-A MN TREATISE on
S,.rps ffnrrhr ~atf4 WtnkerF, isrrynr bsnsfef
D,b.ftr fp~teasx aaf az dases eslsfrr o, ~ srf-f
n ~rfbne and MIR fiun ne UNPUBLISHED
NanErrrirfx IN ~ Bis1r7ttr. Al N.
sH Pointing ont mode 81 cure a. once certain ans
sfertrn by which sufferer. Aitrr Whist We
Ntlou. may lnsei without the knowledge 81 even
mats ami ~ fh- ea possible cost iherrDy rid
The author frenri hysiciau " great alta
sho spent r,Anv years Investigating the rafurr and
rsaffnf fhisdlsrnse witch honxaras
al untrAslv stnt under seal 10 any address
~ receipt ~ two postage stamps
A,Iirrss. !. q PANE 90. Louisville. Ky.
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BefanntmlGnngen
Sn SeutI1 lperDen
in DieIer S6ice int
aufDaS bette uni
ipDblfeillte Dcrfertia-
ct iperDell.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

4 T. the May term. 1862. Of the Court o.
IN Common Pleas OF DUBOIS county. Ind
the estate Of George Riester. deceased. va,
declsyed probably insolvent. Creditors srs
notified that the same viii be set
tied accordingly.
STEPHEN RIEsTER. adm'r.
suR Y, 1852.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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FOR al the purposes Of Purgativs Medicine.
For CosTiyr~Ess;
FoR IuE CCEA or DssrErsis;
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Ton THE crRE on i>DioEsTIoxi
For FlEADAcHE;
Tor rus CrrE or DYsKSTERr;
Fox Foot SroNaCAH:
FoR Tnk CUEE or EHYslrELAs;
rnR THg PILES;
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For rHE CCKE OK LIVER COMfLAiNrs
foR DRoPsy;
TOR TnE CrEE o. TETTE... IuAoHs, AID DALI
kHErM.
FoH WORMS;
.~. For rHE CrRE or GorT;
For DiSSLR PILL;
Fox rnE Car or <ErnALGrA;
foR PURIFYING rHE BLOOD.
Tz,rv are suear-coascd. 50 that the most scnsi-
Nve can take ihcrn pleasantly. and they are the
hest apericnf In tic world for Ill the purposes o.
family paysic.
Price IS esats per Box; Five Boxes for 500.
Great numbers OF Ccrrymen, Physicians
Statesmen. and eminent pcrsonagcs, have lent
their names 10 certify the unparalleled useful
ness Of these remedies, hut our space here viii
not permit the insertion OF them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our American Al
nAxAc in which they ARE given; with also full
descriptions Of the above complaints. and ths
treatment that should b. followed for their cur
Do not be put or w unprinciplei dealers will
ether preparations they make more profit on
Demand Arms, and take no others. The sic1
want the best aid there Is for them, and the,
ohould have H.
An our Remedies arc for sale BIZ
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