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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

1T is said that the new Ironsides will be
ready for work in very few days. We hope
thst when she is ready, she will be sent where
she can at once give touch of her quality, in !.
stead of having to lie for months in utter in
activity, msrely standing guard as the Monitor
has done.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

CAMDEN, N. j., August 20, lsS2.-The con-
nection between the RaritSn and Delaware
Bay railroad and the Camden and Atlantic
railroad was made last night, and train of
cars was run each way between Port Mon
mouth and Camden to-day. Ia a few days
regular trains will be placed on these roads.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

VERMrLLIoN county, the smallest in the
State of Indiana, has furnished two companies
for the frat call of 800, 900 volunteers, and had
two more ready on Saturday last. This will
leave Vermilhon out of the draft
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

The lat Legislature having authorized the
Governor and Controller General 10 raise one
million of dollars OF the General Tax for 1861,
and nearly all the Tax Digests having come
in, We learn that the Governor and Control
lor have levied tex of eighteen and g half
cents on 500, that per cent being necessary
to raise the 81, 0o0o0S Georgia Paper.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

THE Louisville Jsasnat has sent ten patriots
into the army of the Union, and, when it
shall have sent two or three more, as it ex-
poets soon to do, it will still have as much pa
.riotism left as any other Office of its size In
the nation
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

IowA.-Iowa, the quota of which, under the
last call for volunteers, was five regiments, has
already raised under the new call twelve reg
iments. There will be no need of draft in
that State.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
Political.

NEWARK, O., August 22.-The Union con-
vehtion fol the 18th congressional district was
held here to-day, DR.. Romney, of MuEkingum,
being Chairman. Gen. Geo. B. Wright WAS
nominated on the third ballot The meeting
was very harmonious.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

THE interest on the Virginia State debt was
not paid in London, the statement of no
funds being made TO the claimants. As the
oecessionists cannot make semi annual rob-
berries OF Federal minis, customhouses and
postofhces, of course they are out of funds.
Last year they paid out their stolen money.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

The Nashville UaiOm says that Morgsn's
bridge burners came to the conclusion, after
receiving few rounds of grape from Captain
Bush's battery, that the Captain was regular
btLsh- trhncker
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

WENDELL PHILLIPS continues to make In
furiated disunion speeches. It seems strange
that he should be out of Fort Warren and
anybody else in.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

The STAMP TAx.-The Commissioner of
Internal Revenue Is making arrangements TO
furnish manufacturers of patent medicines
with stamps for common use until they shall
provide themselves with appropriate designs,
aud dies shall have been prepared therefren.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

OLD DR.. 0lds, who was lately arrested in
Ohio fer treason, deserves to be confined for
the rest Of his life IN company with ten thou
sand devils-that is, shut.ap with his own
thoughts feelings, and reflections.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

GEN. TwIeGs, the traitor, is dead. II he
were to remain forever UNMARRIED, his rotten
carcass would not defle the atmosphere more
than he defied it by his living breath.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

CHARLEY KIRK, who was at ar near the
battle of Baton Rouge, says that it va SORT
of victory for the rebels. The telling of truth
would probably give Charley bad swelling
OF the throat and tubercle in the Lungs.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

PERsoNAL.-General John Charles FIRE.
mont, accompanied by Major Haskell, attend
ed the Methodist camp meeting at Hamilton,
Mass, recently. The General made speech
on war matters.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

ALBERT PIKE complained in his letter to
Gen. Hindman, that he was very unpopular
with the rebels under his command The fact
is, some of the indians ara getting slightly
civilized, and they don't like Pixies ways.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

TIE Chicago Journal quotes provisions from
our treaties with England, unoer which de-
serters from cur army, flying to Canada, can
be arrested there. This fact is interesting to
those who are interested.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

IT is generally understood that a draft of
air is unhealthy and ought to be carefully
avoided. Some of our young men seem to
think there is another kind of draft that il
unhealthier, and should be more carefully
avoided IS
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

NED BUSTLINE of blood and-thunder sto-
ries notoriety, proposes to raise a regiment of
mounted rifemen in Montgomery, Herkimer
and Fulton counties, New York.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
Communicated to the oincinnati oommsrciAl.l

DELAWARE STATION, Aug. Eds. Com ::
Having noticed the deficiency of volunteers
in Hamilton county, aid thinking that per-
haps. business would prevent many FRI m vol
unteering, if there be couple OF young men
engaged AS statesmen in dry goods or fancy
store who would wish tos volunteer, we viii
fill their places for them, allow them half OF
their salaries, and resign our situations to them
on their return from the war. Plenty of refer
ence given in the city, and our present place
of residence, if required.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

TEE editor of the Albany Republican, Statss-
inan announces want of asmail change
Let him turn fool, and 1t VIII be the smallest
change possible.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

PROBABLY some Of our young men are unfit
either to aid in constructing Notifications or
to take part, in battle. They cannot dig; to
fight they are afaid.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

THERE are great many drunken officers in
the rebel army, and some in the Federal army !;
but the former get drunk on much the meaner
whisky.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

TIE Kentucky Legislature have voted the
appropriation of $50, GOO for secret service
fund, subject 20 the draft of the Governor.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

Mr.. THos. ID. SULTzEE assistant editor of
the Maryland NeCs Sheet, was arrested at
late hour on Thursday night and sent TO Fort
McHenry,
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

[ fARKAEsAs RAIsIEe UNION TRooPs We
learn that four full regiments Of Union troops
have been raised in Arkansas and organized ct
cassyills since July LIST.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

PHILADELrHIA, August 22.-Resr Admiral
Geo. Campbell, governor of the naval asylum
in this city, died this morning.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

The splendid new Monitor, building at
South Boston, is expected TO be completed be-
fore September.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

SOME men give great delight when they die,
and some Congresses when they adjourn.
The rebellion is not dead, but it is misera-
bic cripple
IT seems strange there should be so much
difficulty in catching John Morgan when all
history tells how easy it is to catch the plague
JOHN MORGAN took with him from Ken
lucky the best horses and the mesnest men he
could find in the State.
TaE rebels are entirely welcome to the
general CONSUMPTION" all we want is the gen.
eral subscription.
In enlistments it is easier to fill the rank than
the file.
les hsSsra5les-the rebels.
DoUBLE SKY-LIGHr at the Cottage on the
bluff aug24-2s
For PIcTuEEs ths: are "Ne Plus Ultra"
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Pictures aug242t
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GIILHousF, Master
Leaves WEDNESDAY, ~ instant, at 10 A. NJ.
IT, This elegant ami 81 perb passenger packet
will leave Tor The above and all in Intermediate
| - andngs
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fT-S% This superb and elegant passenger packet
kssSsa& win leave tor the above and all intermed,a
no. freight or passage apply on board. sug27-lt
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For cincinnati.
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Leaves WEDNESDAY,, 27ta instant, at p. N.
r~ This elegant passenger steamer leaves a,
ksl1sEEIEk Above ier tns a-cfs and intermediate
JOHN MACcRAcKEN, Agent,
aug2i-5t hiosUs Bl1ck, Il Front Row.
Regular cairo aud st. Louis Packet.
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Leaves " EDNESDAT, 9th instant, at P. N.
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The Premises VIII be Cheerfully
Shown to Ladies.

The tieksts win self rapidly Those purchasing ear
lest will have the choice in numbers.
TICKETS can be had Of Young Bro, Main st. undsr
Odd Fellows Hall; of Jno. Il. waggeper, Second street
opposite Court Square; Of James TaImeoge, FREIGHT
Agent n 0. Railroad; Of Corona We, he Exchange
Building; or of me, the prsmdes.
Soldiers and Officers get them at the Government
Ice Houses, in the Navy Yard, Of 0ol. R. Fowler.
For any further information apply t. me-
JOHN aAGER
Corner Alabama and Market street..
suli-zH On the premises.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
RUMOKs.

Pores army is 0nnihiLatsd.
Nashville Is being evacuated.
ANDREW Johnson Is OF the way to Louis
Vile
Donelson is in Confederate possession.
III. d. PoTTER, of the Cincinnati CONNER
ciai, is dead.
Generals MCCLELLAN and BURNSIDE are
retreating towards Washington.
BULLS army is annihilGted.
President LINCOLN has abolished slavery by
notwithstanding necessity.
General SIaEL is killed
Such are the ramors Of which We believe
none, simply saying with DEWITT, ut may
be so, and then again it mayn't-"
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7 ours, respectfully,

AWU .1UUNV 1IADLE e.
If our offer should be accepted, please ad-
dress John Snider, ksi p. o., Delaware Sta
ton, Ripley couAty, Indiana.
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Back Papers Wanted Immedi
ately to G ,mplete a File.

A LlBERAL PRICE will DO psid for any or all Of the
IN following numbers OF the AEAPHlS DAILY APP
rIsAL, if supplied Immediately:
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March Z.
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May l, -, so and 81
June z, 4, g. ., IL and rs,
July 9.
August 2.
October 8, ., II, Is, 20 and So
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December IA and IS.
1s62-June ami IL.
February 4, and 20.
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April 1.
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above address, indicate where they may be seen.
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Pictures. aug242t
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No STAIRS TO CLIMB, at the Cottage Gal
lery, on the bluff, between MonroO and Union.
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Or other funds at their value in Grsenbaeks only taken
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FoR PIcrusEs tina. are "Ne Plus Ultra"
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LADY BuaHER Master
Leaves WEDNEsDAi, 2TtA instant, at S P. N.
a Thu elegant passenger leaves as
ssll51Ssss Above ior the and intermediate
szsszEx-z=zzs FONTS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

Hit AT THE sECEssfONIsTs The humorous
editor Of the Baltimore County American thus
admirably hits of I'D lCulous practice into which
Inc Secess!onists of Maryland have fillen-that of
circulating and chuckling over bogus stories of
Federal defeats:
They can in less time than It takes Us 10 write
this article, get news from Yorktown that their
rebel friends have really veGtQTed from behind
their entertainments and whipped Mcclellan kill
once bottle of Old Rye, Jr is brought Out and a
perfect publication is had After an hour or two
spent In this way, and when all become quiet
again, drunken rcwdy from Baltimore sll os In
quietly. asd deiicetsly makes II knOwn that the
Merrimac has annikilatsd our m dern Sampson
but that tits not gencrai4y known In Baltimore.
Out comes the bottle again, and by the time ii
get, round twice the celebration of that victory is
over. They start out and spread the port, and
telling IL they really frighten some Of our UGion
friends, who are not acquainted with their habits
OflyInY.
They then await the arrival Of the News Sheet;
Il VIII have It. Il cOmes-bH: IL is NOT II. But
stop; there comes niggey wagner, sober. He
Whispers the news that Yves sent by him TO his
secession master, by Rebel friend In Baltimore
Btnks has had S, COO men drowned, and the
balerce, 30 coo, have been cut 20 pieces or taken
.isoEers by the celebrated Captain Astbv, with
BIS 600 cavalry. they believe IT OF course;
didn't the Niger say il, and would Mr. A. (who
was hane's d de camp in getting up the rebel
Lon) send such word 90 Mr.. Il. (whO burnt the
any rate, cut comes the bottle again. Hip. hip!
HI-TaL! hurrah! (but very quietly; they genera iy
retire TO The cellar TO cheef). SO they 20; one
Contir ual round OF pleasure and rejoicing, ard
their friends getting whipped In tie South about
twice each week.
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IL Tie English papers by the steamer Amer.
lea from Liverpool, report that Captain Semnes
laie OF the privateer Sumter, with other o-icers
PAD arrived a. southampton with their baggage
SoEle OF The officers reported that the Sumter had
been sold at Gibraltar, but others denied It.
that she remained at Gibraltar under the charge
OF one CT two officers.
LEFT FOR RUSSIA Gen. Cameron, Minister Il
Russia, left BY the l40 train Yesterday on xht
Lebanon Valley Railroad, on his mission 10
Russia A number of his friends congregs.ed al
We cars 10 see him eff, and wish him a safe
journey to the land Of the Czars.-RaTris5uTs
pa } Patriot
III OF The arriving contrabands the Philadel.
PLla Ledger says: & w hat these poor creatures
are 10 do IN place like Philadt lphia already
cvsIcfowced with unemployed white labor, and
where much suffering exists for went OF employ.
msnt, II 10 imPossibir.to coDjecIure.''
III Powers statue embleuatIc OF +" California,
is among the works 20 be exhibited at the Lon
dol International Exhibition
" The Lynchburg Republican has It, upon
reAdole authority, thai Gen. Floyd with his com
mand, has been ordered &c Knoxville, Tenn.
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EVENING STAR.
Sowing Clover Seed

We're We gifted with A poets senirs We
would sing OF Clover Not Of its hearty, ret Of
its fragrance merely, but Of is ediity. 1t il
the grand rsnovsting plant Of American sgri-
culture. It's roots bring up nutriment from
me seosoii and Its leaves sip fertility from
the atmosphere.
"Raise your own clover seed, and SOW 1t
with an unspsring hand, 4" Is our standing ad-
vice to wheat growers. If land will produce q
good crop OF clover, you may be sure Il con-
tsins all the mineral plant-food required to
produce a maximum crop of whest, corn, or
barley or oats, or any other cereal.
Any thing which increases the growth Of
clover indirectly increases the growth Of wheat
and other cereal crops. In this way plaster or
gypsum became q valuable fertilizer for the
wheat grower. 1t has itself little direct tfTsct
on wheat. but il frequently increases the
growth ot clover to a considerable extent. This
clover when plowed in for wheat or If consum.
60 on the farm either in the green state, or
made into hay, furnishes manure of good quail
~. 1t may be said that the same is true Of
the grasses, oats, corn, etc. But there is this
grest difference between them. The clover re-
rams all the ammonia it gets from the soil
and the atmosphere, while the grasses and
grains DO not. The growth of grains and grass
es always involves a certain loss Of ammonia,
but this is not the case with clover, and other
leguminous plants.
GTow clover then; grow ii as a renovator
grow it for its food ana for It's fertiIizirg
power Grow Il wherever IL can be brought
into rotation. Sow it with wheat, sow it with
barley, SOW it with oats, sow it with corn. Sow
1t on sandy soil, even if you intend TO pillow
up the land The next spriDg.
Nv hen saail we sow, and how" We care
not, only scatter it with liberal hand. Some
IKE 70 SOW it on their winter wheat early in
toe spring, when there is a little snow on the
ground Others prefer to wait until the ground
and weather are warmer. Some few think it
better to harrow the wheat after sowing the
clover, thus covering the seed and beneftiDg
the wheat at the same time. Others, again,
and we think wisely. prefer to SOW on frosty
morning in April, after all danger OF cold
weather is over. Sow in the morning till the
sun thaws the g:Ound, and repeat the opera
ton The mex. frosty morning.
Ii sown with barley or oats, let the ground
be mode fine before sowing the clover seed
and then run light harrow on the ground, or
To.i 1t sftef tho barley is up. The shallower
II Is covered the better. Ii will do very well
on moist soil if not covered at all
"How much seed per acre ?' We think
many farmers err in being too spariDg of seed
-Four quarts or eight pounds per acre is the
usual quantity. We would never sow less
and unless the soil is excellent, would prefer
TO sew another quart. The English farmers,
especially on light sandy sell, not unfreq uent-
~ SOW frem IS To 20 lbs. of mixed clover seed
per acre. Oar soil and climate are SO well
adopted TO the growth Of red clover, that such
extreme thick seeding Is necessary, but thin
seeding is generally poor economy.
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DR.. j. a. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN.
INTENT

1hs best External in ths World for Man or Beast.
Thousands of human beings have cen saved a
lie of decreptade and misery bv the use of this In
valu, Bile Lin ment 1t will relieve Pain Almost In
etantAneolsly, and It vii clSsDse. purify and hes
the foulest Sors IN an incredible EhoTt time
Nc Ls.n'S Volcanic Oh LiHimsnt will relieve tbs
most lEvete ate oasss of Rheumatism. ecu, OF
Neuralgia. For Paralysis, CoGtrso ed Muscles
st naess or We.kDess IN .:s Joint, Muscles OF
Llsaments, II r,ll never fail. Two tpplie.ti0ns
will cure sore Jhroat, He.nachs or Eertooe Poi
BurIs, or Scelds, or any Pam. i. ia in InfalibIs
remedy, Try II; and you Will hnd sn indIs pen
slbie remedy Keep II always on hand.
Planters, Farmers, or AM ono having charge oi
hoisee, Glil save ~ )ney by using MoLesp's Vol
osnlo spl LInlmett. &c is q speedy and infallib.e
cure for Calls, Sprslns. Chsf6s, Swelling, Lam
meas, Sores, Wounds. Scratches, Or -ny external
disease. Try IL. aud rou W. be convinced.
DR.. J. II MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
st Louis, Mo.
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Dr. III mcLEAN,s


easad system, purifying and eariohin: tn. Blood =
restoring the sIok, suffering Invalid to Health and
SgeNsfk.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
Il will cure Liver Complaint, by spepsIs, Disr-
rhGa, Dysentegy, Headache, Depressi SION Of spirits,
Fever and Ague. in ward Fever, Bad Breath. or
any disease OF the Liver. Stomaoh OF Boysls.
III Gentlsmen. d" you wish to b. HeslthJ,
eGorg and Vigorous!
UTLadiee, DO &c u want the Bloom OF Health 10
mount 70 your cheeks AGAR then 60 at once snd
Ps.ffsr, Delay no, q moment; q Is warranted to
give sa1sfaoiioa IL will cure any disease of the
Kidneys, Womb. or Bladder; FalLfing, Obstru oted
MenktruatIon, Falli-g of the Womb, Raneoness,
or sny dis -ase arising from Chronic or Nervous
DEBILITY, IL II an InfallioIe Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
Do you want your zero Vt, sioky, puny Children
to be Healthy, Strong and Rohust?-then give them
McLsan's ngtksnisg CoTdt see the directions
on eeon bottlsl II is DELICIOUS TO take.
One table spooI fui, taken every mornlns
fasIlng. Is q sure preren'ive agIinst ChIlls ard
Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing
ITCAuTIos!- b ,vare of Druggists and Dealers
who may try to pain upon you a bottle OF Bi:ters
or Sarsaparila, (which they rau buy chop by
sayIt il 10 just as good. There are even mel B.
enough to seal pat of my mans to dub their VILE
dsoootions: Avo such infamou PIRATES and
their villainous cOmpouI DIS ASK for DR.. ] n,
McLean's strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri-
wi Purify your Blood thoroughly, and, at the same
gsnixahon itis put up IN Largo Bottes-3l per
bottle. or six hottos for SIS
DR.. J. III. MCLEAN. Soie Prop 1etor.
Corner Shlrd and Pine ats, st. l. ouls, Mo.
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AssssIBLs COLOMBIA letter from Yorktown

ASESsIBLs COLOMBIA letter from Yorktown
says:
A good joke occurred about Congressman this
AFTERNOON. n Michigan Colonel was In comma nd
oi the guard. CitiZsns were prohibited admit.
tance. Several came up and asked tie corporal
TO pass them, saying that they were Conc ressnen
The corporal stated the case 20 the Colonel
Ihey are Goagressmen, are they2n asked toe
Colonel.
$50 thsysay
We'll, let them pass ard 90 where they
please, said the Colonel. "Let them tramp on
toFptdoes, 20 into the mag azines and where
there is s1y prospect Of their being blown to the
devil, for that is the quickest way to end tht
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DIR. McLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS

For Ltrer Complaint, BtIIaOHsHeSS, Headache, &c.
There has nsv.r been edthaytie meiI Ine of g. ed
70 the pubio that has given spch entire eats fio
ton rs MeLeoas UaiserSoI Pills.
Being en- vet etable they are perfectly in
nocent and can be taken the most tender infant;
yet prompt and powerful in removing all Billions
secretions, Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from the
Stomach. In fact, they are the only tIi,s that
should BIS used in mslarious districts
They prodnc, no Grippe g, Sickness. or Pam in G G
stomsch or Bowels, though very active and search
ing In ther operations Promoting heartily secrs-
tons OF u Liver and kidneys. Who vii suffer
from Biiiousness, Headache and Foul Stomach,
when SO cheap remedy can be obtaileC: Ref .
them constant On hard; single dose. tai en- in
season. may Jr.vent hours, days, ard months OF
sieS ne.e AK for DIR. Il. MoLean's UlIver,ai
less Pride only IS cent. per box. ana can be een,
BY mali to any part IF the gn'te States.
J. IL NOLAN, Scl- Proprietor.
Coz er Third and Pima sts.. 81 Louis, Mo,