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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-10

We received call on Thursday mornin
from Rev. L. o. Mann, the new United
Brethren minister stationed on this circuit.
We wish him success in his new field of
labor -z8{G%@3
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-10
LYON,
And those counties immediately adjacent.
furnishes a weekly
p E-.zzEi{ zNE
SYNOPSIS OF THE WAR NEWS,
RELIGION, EDUCATION, POLITICS,
aaa ;g AGRICULTURE,

4 ND tbs various Sciences. Its EDITORIALS
IA will be writt-n with care, and, while it will
avoid as far as possible all personalities, it will
not refrain from exposing dishonesty and rascal
ity in all quarters. It will respect all men in the
expression of their honest opinions, and will not
hesitate to denounce what it considers evil. Its
columns will not be controlled by any political
clique. but on the contrary will be open to com
m,Inications from all parties, of interest to the
peopl'. In fact, e Publisher will spare no
pains to make it desirable
FAMILY AND HOME NEWSPAPER.
It should be in everybody's house, -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-10

TIE ATLANTIC for May is on our table, replete
with interest. Its contents are Of higher char
acter, than viii be found in any other American
Magazine. ssd5 tasi la9e71ag - isGA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21

rotary of War did not give him Tor Ine
very good reason that he could not. Du'
he was not there to accuse ten. McC'el'
Ian. He believed he was brave man
and an able general. On the other hanu
what the Secretary of War had done was
doue with his approval. Gen. MeCsel'an
he thought, would, like all men, wish 70
be victorious from seIhshDess II from no
other motive. The Secretary OF war,
for the same reason, would want to help
all he could, aud he hims, If was IN tue
same fix, for they were all in one boat
This is the substance of the President 5
sneecb. which was received with unooun-
ded app lause. Gen. Shields appeared 10
be much pleased with it
Ex.Goy. Boutwell,, Gen. ShiFley, Gen -,
Shields, and others. spoke in o'cer' AL
urging an earnest prosecution Of TIE S@'
and the use OF every means At cur com
mand to crippIs the rebels Senator
Harlan made an effective sppea Tor the
euploymeu, Of negroes IN surprising me
rebelllon. Speaking Continued ANIL IL
.. m, closing with three times three
cheers for the olon- Aoh2H'
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S. n. FELLOWS.
Upton, Iowa, Aug. 18th, 1869.
ADDRESS
Delivered Aug. 18th, 1862, to the Soldiers
OF Cedar Co., Iowa, by Rev. s. N. Fellows,
Upton.
PUBLISHED AT THEIR REQUEST.

BROTHER SoLDIERs:-I am not unmind
fu Of the interest that clusters around the
present hour behold here assembled
men from the farm, the workshop and the
store-hnsbands, fathers, brothers and
sons You are about to leave your Sis
tiers, wives and parents and 60 out to fight
the battles Of your country. At your
request, appear before you to utter a
few words of encouragement and hope.
] shall not attempt to day, to arouse your
patriotism, to cnkindle your love for your
native land; for the alacrity with which
you have responded to your country's
call convinces me that this is not needed.
Neither will urge you to bravery upon
the battle field. With the heroic exam.
pies Of the Iowa boys at Wilson's Creek
Belmont, Forts Henry and Doneson, Pea
Ridge and Pittsburg Landing anima,ing
and stimulating you, you will not, YOU can
not be otherwise than brave.
! would not detract from the honor the
well earned honor of those brave men
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21
Republican State Nominations.

For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, Of Delaware County
For Auditor Of State.
JONATHAN w. CATTEL Ill, Of Cedar &C
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM H. HOLMES, OF Jones co.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES 9. NoURsE. Of Polk o."
For Register of the State Land Office
.1os1AR A. HARVEY. Of Fremont co.
HIRAM PRICE. CT Scot. county.
For Judge of the Eighth Judicial District,
N. w. ISBELL, of Linn county,
For District Attorney,
ISAAC l.. ALLEN, Of Tama co.
For Member Of the Board Of Education.
REYNOLDS, Of johnson CO.
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On Sunday last, Marshal Hoxie ar
r'sted David Steward, editor of the Con-
stitutioa and Union, a reasonable sheet
published at Fairfield. Mr. S. was taken
to Burlington, from whence, in company
with Dennis A. Mahoney, of the Dubuque
Hera,d, he was taken east-probably to
Fort Lafayette.
The 18th Iowa regiment went direct
to; st. Louis, Instead of stopping at Han.
D.baI. 1t is now quartered in Benton
Barracks.
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1--WE Nest Put Down the Rebels or The,
VIII Pvt Downts"
WASHINGTON. August -

WASHINGTON. August II
Tie Demonstration las: night in homo.
Of the returned prisoners was very en-
thusiastic Hon. Alfred Ely frs, poke,
followed II CuloneIs Corcoran aDd VII
coz. Tie latter Said be believed the re.
bel.ioo was greater DOW than j, was SIX
mouiLs arc. and gave his views to show
tina: so far from the resources Of the eoe.
my being less, they are greater than they
then were. Everythicg was wing around
loose, but the rebels have organized and
sys,emizcd their plans
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rA- By arrivals from New Orleans, "

g re sff.ss.s .fom .t5H c''s.1t. ~
have the particulars Of Breck:nridce's
attack upon Batoa Rouge. Instead q
the rebels taking ii, they were rePulsed
with crea, slaughter /, is said that
Breckenridge !as, bis right arm h. q can
non ball. Pity it hadn't been his head
The rebel ram Arkansas is DESTROYED -
Our loss was 80 killed. Including Gen
Williams and other officers, TIE rshel
less is estimated s: 900
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Core pondence ofthe Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug.7 ls62
FRIEND DANIELS;
There has been nothing interesting
from this quarter for some weeks, and
the weather has been of late 60 extremely
hot-thcrmometer in the Dineties-that
person at oil constitutio0allv inclined
that way would object to anything but
forcible exertiou.
Yesterday, however, patriotism got the
better Of inertness, and the Union loving
denizcns Of this Distric. turned GU. en-
'nasSe to War Meeting that was an en-
tire success. We had heard what had
been DOING throughout the loyal States in
this line, aud thought we would try our
patriotism. At 3 p. m, the ball was set
rolling by salute Of GS euns-twc for
each S:ate-from a howitzer battery.
merry ringing of bells, and national mu.
sic by the Marine Band on the east front
of the Capitol. !
by ) o'clock the ground. cast Of the
Capitol were thronged by thousands WHO
found standing ground in the shade Of
the great dome and the neishboring
trees.
A platform was erected on the east
capitol steps, which was decorated with
an arch, spanning in front the whole
width Of the steps This arch was sur
mounted in the center by a star Of the
first magnitude, and national hsgs were
tastefu!ly arranged to increase the pleas
iug scene. The speakers stand was i'm
mcdiately under the Star, and seats being
arranged in tiers on the ascending steps
in the rear Of the stand, and filed wit
Union ladies, made a beautiful back
ground.
The meeting was called to order at
precisely, aud the officers announced
Mayor Halleck presided, and set Of re
, olutlons favoring the war policy, adopte
by Congress and its efficient executio
, together with recommendations to tai
severe measures for suppressing secassio
ism in the District, were adopted wit
out dissenting voice.
About this time, President Linco
made his appearance on the stand, al
was greeted with salute from the no
tiers, cheers from the immense throu
, and music by the band.
= Mr.. Crittenden, Register of the Ire
ury, was then introduced as the fl
speaker in the programme. He spoke
d the mistaken ]eniency heretofore sho,
If to traitors, and urged an earnest prosec
! ton Of the war in accordance with t
, sentiments expressed in the resolution
" These sentiments were warmly cheerc
e President Lincoln was then called 0,
and, in his usual happy style, excus
himself from saying much He did q
speak on such occasions unless he thong
he could say something that would
+ good. lie did not think of anything tn
n would do more good, at the present tim
than to refer to the quarrel that was a
= tempted to be gotten up between &c,
, Mcclellan and the Secretary of War. .
He was in a position where he cod kno
how much there was of it. And he wo
say that there was altogether less of
between these parties, personally, tn,
among outsiders. Gen. Mcclellan ha
at times, asked for things which the Sc
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COON CREEK.
CAMP llTH Iowa, BOLIVAR, Tenn, ,

EDITOR ADVERTISER - Thinking a
short account of the late movements of
some of the Iowa regiments might not be
to many of your readers,
concluded to write an article you have
permission to publish. Who I am. or
where | came from, is of little conse.
quence to any one |, is sufficient to
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21

Es5" One lsham, the Memphis CORES
pondent Of the Chicago Times, has been
arrested, by order of Gen. Grant, for
making statements "false in fact, and
dangerous in tendency" He will be
confined in the Alton penitentiary.-
Hon. (?) Joshua Allen, who was elected
to Congress last year vice Gen. Logan of
Illinois, has also been arrested, charged
with treason Other prominent sccesh
sympathizcrs, in Southern Illinois, have
also been arrested.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.


Genes 1'''''' - - t w., Miss,
aug. >,A, Iso.
Ne. ADVERTISER; >,
We arrived here On ihe 'aH' "AA''s
the march iron. Pine mage mere IL '"'
day distance, Il miles
Since We came here We nave nceo 'a>
clearing ct our camp sFo1n0 l az Gam
is very h-ndsans s..aa. 80, n,a,rr -
rOnh'ns lo1.1 :. L SUI, - ..
good cool va,:-. THIS i the best water
ec State have seen. Iooa. cool springs
are gushing OF, IN al dire lions TIE
srr.1-s are =. strongly !mg-e~palc6 With
iron some Al them s. strong Is 70 h.
ur:lrasan. /, he taS.o Tie wa,e, Is l..
81 Hard wafer u unknown, ,hus
showing the absence a Hmcs;uoe.
have Lot seen particle a limestone II
tie State
There Is plenty @: rex here q the
Trsr species, and Is -sassl,.y at'o-i la:
iron. ICoL Ereao14nates Il everything
i Is .ouaa II t.P : lie -.ases, crtgs
oIt q the rav'ne>. Is Il II seen q tie
leve.. Tx appearance !: the 50. every
where loc4>a'Te The T1esen>es .: !!eo -
MISSISSIPPI OF 81 -s2>t '1.< p4'' {: II, Is
s1feahaal'y an !E"1 state. Hem ye the
eaTse Of slavery. lei tree labor and enter.
PTlse be brought IN 10 deFe.op her miner,
:.
t., h.., Y.,;, ;r,
:.t -:::,S -11 "
,'.t ' is~s;1S .;-rt.rs3 ~ -;,.'.,ri, y
1t; -.
l".s'.' A' '"s' f~'S,0 wan -'0'
W.! Iae' oNe q 'ne v"':no, Is very
. I o''u5 'ou, VI I'VE 'ee' ~ u'au'e'e''
a"e p'o' - NO. la go se1e'"''! aoou' ."o
.ee,' rarely IL ever, eAceeu'oS 'n'rty
'nvnes' pu' IS very SOUND straight aud
tau JUST ''sn' 'ot oo''o''s purposes
We passed but few farms, although the
county is we'll adapted to farming -
What few farms we passed were generally
stripped Q: their peaches, apples aud
roasting ears--the boys hclI ing themselves
wherever it suited them
The passage of the confscation act
caused more 10Y in the army than would
the ,snn:rc of Richmond or declaration
of ne.cc,
Tbrso MN died y, the march Tram tho
extrena hea, ITO il the sbadel The |
ha,terv last four horse, from , he same
cansa Ia say the weather is hot i, no
nao,a for :, :, ), scorch;r, hurn;n, al.
;, 49,. ;a.n,,..t'o VIZ Jou.ns h.ve
M idea Of tho heat here. Yet the 5,L
Stands ,ha bs.. we,1 mncb ha,,ar than
tho otber ro,;na,t.
Will On ,bn n r's .ba c,,,o,els os Tho
oe,t ,,;.sn.; J snH 7 ,d;.na ~aa,
- Con- RnE'rl osl , ~, ~ 10 monI1
have n ord,r . h.1t. ,bc;- mon we've
r,,oo5 ont aoJ ~'.', esr,,.r
.WLv " ss,s pHt.rJ ''1 1o| - ~ ~ the 9Th
rbo wara ~ ,Ia lax . '9YH'" N.Y.; ,tl;nc
md oaxs;,g ~ ,lrn@h 40" I;S,,,t now
What f,,;gna ,,o,rt .,hes, mo, don't |
w ~ to . S ~ . s"ss 'n ,aan ;, re-.
uro-d tho CnINno, of i've 5o,b look;ng
n "a w;,h On ;ndosor;halla exnression II |
,onn,enan " ntho's men, sir. would
hdIch through IL ~.
.)dclut0 Is the county seat Ol iso-
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r~ The forces of "Stonewall' Jack
son arc on tho south side of the Rapidan,
and the forces of Gen. Pope are on the
north side. A battle is imminent -
Burnside has joined Pope.
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rm- Gen Mcclellan has evacuated the
"pcnnsula,' and his forces have arrived
a. Fortress Monroe Tho public proper
ty was all removed in safety.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21

AioJrrAsr GENERALS OFFICE,
Wa shington, June :, 1862.
General orders, No. 6s.
+
IT, The act Of February IL, 1862, section .,
published in General Or1'ers No. b. although
prohibiting the discharge of minors from service,
does not authorize their en, stme0t Or muster
into service, except with the written consent of
their parents masters or guardians. such con
sent must be taken in triplicate, aud filed with
tripicate copies of the muster rolls.
+
BY order Of the Secretary of War;
l.. THOMAS. Adj't Gen.
- Forms can be had at the Adjutant Gener-
ais Office of this State.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-Permit me to saw that
the address submitted, was not written for
publication. designed it merely for the
occasion on which it was delivered. But
having been assured by the soldiers and
some OF their parents and friends that it
would do good if published, do not feel
at liberty to withhold it.
Yours truly,
S. N. FELLOWS.
Upton, Iowa, Aug. 18th, 1869.
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ra- Col. Corcoran has, at last, been
released and has arrived at Washington.
He will soon take the field sgain. Cas-
sius NJ. Clay i, to be assigned to very
important command west of the MIss's'
sippi.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21

BeE- 1t is not yet certainly known
whether any draft will be made 10 this
State or not. If there is, i, will begin on
the frs; day of September.
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ID. 4. Mahoney Arrested.

DUBUQUE, Aug IA.
D. 4. Mahoney, editor of the Dubuque
H'ra'd, was arrested DO the L. S Mar.
shall, at an early hour this morning, on
charge Of discouraging enlistments.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21

rn. Gov. kirkwood has called the
Legislature to meet on Wednesday, the
third day of September.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21

nn- The rebels have invaded Eastern
kentucky with large bodies Of troops,
and our forces 10 East Tennessee are in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21
EXTRA SESSION.

1t is said tina, the Iowa Legislature will
be called together about the first Of Sep
TENDER to consider various Important nat
tiers that will come before it. One OF
them IS the acceptance, selection, cnd
disposal of the 224Q 600 acres Of land re-
Gently donated by Congress for an Asri.
cultural College. Another is supposed
to be to make some law 50 tina, soldiers
can be allowed to vote for our mex, cleo
ton. That they are patriotic enough to
60 on. of the State to fight the battles Of
their country, is no good reason Why they
should not have a voice in the selection
Of our law makers and other officers -
Another matter that We would earnestly
recommend to the serious consideration
Of cur Legislatures the passage Of law
requiring every man TO take the oath be.
fore voting at the voming election. We
don't Wan. any man to vote who won t
stand up square for the defense of his
country, If it can be helped
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21

sJ- We understand that at the war
meeting at NccLauicsviIle, last Friday,
Col. Swineford 'ptIcl up the agony" in
his charges against the "Aho)itionists,"
end sad .Aat he ponld like to see then,
pittcd agAinst the sccesh, aud then let
them isht it out The last Cedar Dem.
ecrat c0ntaiss an extract from a speech
recently made by Dan. S. Dickinson late
Democrat, in which Gle declared that
the rebels Lad been taeatcd too tendc,ly,
and rejoIccd that actual war was now to be
made upon them lie said that he was
not oniy fot speedily and totally wiping
out this rebellion but the cause of it, 50
we would never have another lie waf
also il favor Of coniscatng the property
Of the rebels, real. persona, aud mixed -"
Amt that aboltionism? Would the
Col. have such "Abolitionists" alone,
pltted against the rebela2 Amt it about
slime that this cry about ".Ahotionlsts"
was given up by sensible men for some.
thing better?
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cs2'' Dubuque, which is the most pop.
u'ou' county Of the State, has sent as vet
but fraction over three companies to
the war Henry county, with about half
the population of Dubuque county, has
sent one thousand men to the war These
are respectively the banner Democratic
and Republican counties Of the State
-E.cc;a"gc
The above is good commentary upon
statomcn: that is daily made upon our
streets by secesh sympa,hizors tina. "the
Democrats have to DO al! TIC fighting"
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ma. DR.. Edison B. Odds, Of Ohio, has
been arrested for treason, and sent to
Fort Lafayette.
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War Department.

AloJuTAsr GENERALS OFFICE,
Wa shingson, June :, 1862.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIIa,

thG most efeCtual remedy which the medical
skln OF our times can devise for this every
t: mHele prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
blned from the most active reme,l;a1s +bo+ ~
6een discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
ssyFtem from its destructive consequences.
Hence 1t should be employed for the cure Of
NOT only scrofula, but also those other afFeo-
tons which arise from it, such as EnupTIv,
ana SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrHoxY's FrnE
H' !soSE' or ERYSIPELAs, PMPLEs, PUsrULEs,
bLorcHHs, BLA1Ns and BoILs, TUMoas, TrrTER
ana SALT RHBUM, SCALD HEAD, R1SGwoRx.
-NHEoM4TIsN' At SYPAIL1TIc and MERcuRIAL DIs-
EASES, DROrsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEB1Irry and
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM V1T1,.
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
IN " 'mPWtty Of the blood" is founded in truth
'nr scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
PdIticular par purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rI!la Is to purify and rcgencratc this vital Auid
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
Attention! EyerybodyiI

Every man Of you harken and heeJl
Every one OF you listen and read
fathers aud brothers and uncles and rouns;ns
All your FtiliIoHs, by dozens and duzen,
liaTken ard listen! We braveIy declare
mere are the Garments far Summer Wear;
Garments iOr lcrsu.ls Di every cou,littnt,
FOf me" "' II" shapes and Of every position.
Elegant suiIs Of appropriate colnrs
All 10 be had for very few dollars:
Novelties splendid in Masculine KaigtraL
AtshockIng low prices Tor ready cash Da ,ment
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall.
Clothing ior stout men, clDthing for small.
Certain 10 lit you Come. hurry and buy
Elegant clothing for June and july
Trumpet the tidings from city and town
Tell tue Intelligence gladly around!
Bring your relaiOns and neIghhors all
Come aud 1uy clothing dtthe GREAT OAK Hal,
lSTPARTICULAR NOTICE This o,ie,s;,o =.
tablishment - directly OL the corner Of S,rIh .nd
Maket Streets, - "'A'H anu
Persons from this part Of the country in ,,is,,iD a.,
city, should aim TO go there TO purchase Their C,h
ing! Ihey can have large assortment Of fsrvles a1
qualities 10 select from, aBd all The good, ne ro
up good and strong, and sold al reasonable nyicas
As we buy from first hands ard sell exc IsiveIy c
Cash, we can sell TO everybody cheap for the hive,
docs not have 10 pay for osses incurred OF, somehd
else through the credit system. Ia one word WI
guarantee 10 sell goods ten per cent lower than oId
concerns that stand out Tor big profits C,r r,, =;
1.-THE nimble sixpsnee ID better Than the sloU ,h'i;
Come and see for yourselves
WANAMAkER BROWN, 0AK H.t,
>. =, Corner Sixth and Market Sis., PhiladeInb;a
jn29-1m P"ia'
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
Popular Medicines. &C.

CONTENTS:
DR.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
DR.. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one box.
DR.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
one bottle.
DIR. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. funds MA NU3 l. on The Rest Means Of Prrscrr-
ing the Ttet inciudng Directions for Ire Proper Treat
mrent Of Chiid,en'S I}tb
El,OSS S!Lk for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS, etc, etc.
Prepared at DR.. llurd's Dental Office n Fourth ST
Brooklyn. IL. D)
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for So.
RT'rhe DENTAL TREASURY makes II package eight
inches by five, and is sent by express
R- FnH directions for USE is on rach nrlicIr
The following articles can be sent separately, by
mail, VIZ:
The TREATISE ON PRESERVING TEETH, sent post
paid ON receipt of Twelve Gents, or four stamps
The NEuRALGIA PLASTER, for Neuralgia IN the
Face, Nervous Headache and Earache, sent post
paid. on receipt of Eighteen Cents, or sx STAMPS
The NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLASTER darge
SIZE for Pains in the Chest ShOu!ders Dat or anv
part Of the b1dy sent post paid receipt ofThrty-
seven Gents.
Address
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
NOW, ARE
DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good ?

The best evidence that they is that their irnes
friends and best patrons are Those who have used
Ihem longest. Dr.. WILLIAM B. IURD is an eminent
Dentist of Brooklyn, Treasurer of the New York State
Dentists Association, and these preparations have
oeen used III his private practice for years and no
Leading citizen OF Brooklyn or WIlllamshurgh cues
no Is their excellence. while eminent Dentists of New
YORK recommend them as the best known to the pro-
tesson. WithNul the and oiadvertslng dealers naye
sod them by the gross
Tae Editor of the Brooklyn Daily 7jacs saws. awe
are happy TO Know that Uur friend Dr. Hurb. is suc
ceed!g beyond all expectations with his Mouth Wash
and Ioolh Powder. The great se,ret of his success
rests with the fac that his artrcesare precisely wha,
they are represented to be, testify from their
long use.''
The well known p L. Bamum writes:- fonnd
vOur Tooth Powder SO good that my family have used
IL all up. We find ii the best Powder Tor the Teeth
mat we ever used. | shall feel obliged il YOU will
send me another supply at the Museum at your con
vencnce. with bill"
But their cost s so small that every one may test
the matter for himself
" Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. pr
Hurds Tooth Powder contains no acid, nor alkal nor
rnafcoal ana polishes without wearing the enamel
Use no other.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

FOR the relief the Sick and Ds,,osi N.
MIN Virulent and Chronic Diseasss "nd alllcted
MTnIre nv TTIe 9i Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
snaLI mlrDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by Ibe Ac,;nu
~, valuable Reports on Spermatorrhna. mr. soro;.,
s nm anu 3,her Diseases of the Sexual Orgass
anu On @ the new Remedies employed in lhe
charge up n =. 10 sealed letter envelopes, tree
ceptable. '' PoS'age Will be acs
:. address Dr. }: skillin Houshon, Acting su,ooor
delphia, Pa. Ni'''h oireei: PhIla
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