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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
Consumed as nv Fire.

As the grass withereth, so fadeth the North
ern allies of treason. For little season they
appear among us flushed with apparent vic
tory. They wag their heads in a spirit of
fiendish gee when the strong man with his
unfailing scythe passes by, and with firm
and steady stroke, they are Frustrated. The
criminal records of our country are filed with
illustrations of mans temptstion to do evil
The ranks Of political parties, now bankrupt
and ruined, contain many instances of the
ingratitude of Republics to heartless and
soulless denagogues. Political mountebanks
have, like the leaves of the forest, their time
to fall Political writer's who behind foat
Of type, are bold and courageous, in battle
ire sometimes defeated by superior strategy
and right principles. Not unexpectedly, this
fact has been clearly demonstrated in this
city. The font has been destroyed by the
strong batta'ions of freedom and Justice, and
in the contest an editorial chair has been
badly broken. Its occupant has been hum
bled by the s-rong man with the scythe -
Crime always has its its penalty and the
Courier man has been compelled to submit
We have watched his course for months with
muf h Solicitude, confident that truth would
eventually triumph over falsehood. Tha'
triumph has come full as early as we antici-
pated. He has fallen in darkness among
wicked and perverse spirits. The sunlight
Of hope sheds no radiant beam upon 3 dark
ened soul All within him is the very black
ness of darkness. In times of national peril
he betrayed the country that had protected
him. In rebellion he was the friend of his
country's enemies. The sceptre with which
he ruled Democracy here has been taken
from him because of his recreancy to truth,
honesty and dscency. Almost solitary and
alone he gave up the ghost of his infamous
sheet, on Saturday last. With stammering
breath, he promises the continuation of a
WEAKLY, as indicative of a snakes love of
life. The grief of the mourners is somewhqt
softened, but how terrible will be its renewal
when they learn that the fellow, believing in
a state Of probation, is about to sell himself
to that political purgatoIy known as the
Chicago Ismes. We regret mis- loss, know
ing how much he has done for the party
of which we are a humble member. If any
thing we have said has contributed to his
early dtmSe, we take it al back. Believing
that his continuation among us will doub c
our majority next year, we implore him 10,
to go to the Chicago Purgatory. But so
they fade away. But we mourn not as those
having no hope.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

The RGsuLT IN PENNsyLyANIA.-The Pitts
burg Gozetfe gives table of the result in
most of the counties il the State, ard est
mates those yet to be heard from on the vote
for Curtin and Foster, in 1860, with due al
lowance for local causes, and makes the ma
jority for Curtin in 1868 the glorious one Of
22277. No provision has been made for
taking the vote Of the Penn, ylvania soldiers
in the field, or this majority would be more
than doubled.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
Important Arrests,

Four companies Of the I'd Iowa cavalry Sur
rounded the town of fernando on Saturday
night week, and captured three men, formerly
Memphis policemen, engaged in the reccn
burning Of steamboats, O.. the Mississippi
River. They had a list of all the boats on
the river, with the price to be paid for the
destruction of each They are now in Irving
Prison and will be tried 10y mil tary COM
mission.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
He Won't Go.

The rebel editor of the Courier says he
WILL stey in Muscatine and do his part
towards ledeeming this county and State
from Abolition rule. Good for you, Mr..
Thayer We really fared there was
truth in the report that you were going to
tear yourself away from your brilliant pros
poets in this latitude. We would rather have
You engineer the rebel machine in this coun
ty than any other man except Col. O. Wal
lace. We congratulate our Union friends on
the fact that Mr. Thayer won't go to the d,
we mean the Chicago Tines, for he went to
the other fellow great while ago. Your
special efforts on behalf Of Sheriff wero
highly appreciated by the people of Musca-
tine and if you'll only repeat them some day,
Hine will have majority Of l, 900 over your
best man. Your pathetic appeal over the
unfortunate shooting Of Mr.. Ferry, deceased
we're responded to by the election of the en-
tire ticket in Orono, for the first time since
it was organized. You can't imagine how
pleasant we feel over your announcement
We really began 10 fear that we would not
have rebel organ to pitch into hereafter
We began to think that our boys wouldn't
have the pleasure of serenading you after the
next election. Now don't get your spunk up
and 60 to prying off your coffin lid. The
wood is very hard and we'll seasoned. The
screws are long and hard to loosen. If you
get out, there's big pile Of earth on you
with pyramid of about 500, 900 Union ma
jority since Old Abe emancipated the negroes.
Now stay with us and don't go to cutting up
any rustics. Be decent kind of rebel if
you can. But for the sake of our future
victories in this county, don't leave US.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

The recent attempt Ct the rebel Gen.
Wheeler to invade Kentucky by crossing the
Cumberland river at Salipa, in which he was
signay dlscomfitted by the gallant Wilder,
has proved more disastrous to the rebels than
was at FIRST hoped for. "The struggling
bands Of guerrilas," says the LOUSY H.
Journal, "are being daily depleted by death,
wounding and capture, and steps have been
taken by the military authorities to prevent
any more Of their incur>ions"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

nT The following are the principal planks
in the Copperhead platform. 1t will be we'll
for 1.-THE people, t. remember and mark each
sepa ate plank, although the election is over
and the men of Iowa have nobly sustained
the war and the administration
l. That the States have right to secede.
2. That it is "unconsti utional' to sup
press the rebellion.
8. That slavery is an incalculable blessing.
4. That soldiers in the army of the Union
are not entitled to the right of suffrage.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

~ The Copperbead journals iterate a
quotation from speech Of Douglas before the
war of rebellion, declaring that war is dis
union Does any one question the statement?
The war was made for the destruction of the
Union. If successful, it is eternal disunion
And when rebellion had made the war, Douglas
declared that there We're now but two parties,
the loyal ard the traitors, The speech ia
which he declared this, the Copperhead papers
have never published, and will not
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
~ The vote Of the I'd Iowa cavalry was
574 for Store, and 107 for futile

The Richmond Whig Of the 7'h inst. give
details + the ope atoms Of a swindler name
Livingston in that city. His plan seemed to
be to purchase large amounts of gold and ex
change on the strength of money shipped
from firm IN Savannah, and to be started
on its way via the Southern Express Com
pany IS soon as the tran actions were closed,
and to give d, ats IN the same Savannah firm
for the sums obtained. at the current rates Of
gold and exchange in Richmond. In tn way
he got possession of over 100000 in gol /.
and male his escape fir In the country. Of
course the drafts on the Savannah firm were
worthless.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
w Some of the newspapers are encap.

az Some of the newspapers are engag.
in canvassing the qualities of the new frac-
tional currency. 1t is declared to be unfit
for circulation. 1t may be so split as to en-
able any one to paste fifty cent back on a
ten cent front with the greatest ease, thus
opening the door to any am unit of imposition
and frand. Rub it in the hand a little while,
and the paper becomes as dingy as any old
bit Of newspaper.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

An old man named Wigserton of Fairfield
KY, in good circumstances, was killed on the
both nit. The father was intoxicated and
very violent to his sons, who left the house.
One returned at night but the deceased drove
him out with char and pursued hi,c with
heavy club. The wife hard the boy tell his
father tina if he struck him he would fire,
and Immediately afterward the fatal shot was
fired !
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

A batch of rebel prisoners, twenty five in all
escaped from Camp Douglas, Chicago. last
Sunday morning, by digging trench under
the ground through hard gravel. It is sun.
posed they escaped to Canada.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

JOHNSON CoUNTY.-The official count in
johnson shows % majority for Tuttle-a
large Union gain. The Republicans elect Sen
ator, one Representative, Sheriff and Recorder.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23
From the Chicago Journal.
Vote of IOWA Soldiers.

We are indebted to E. j Pratt, Esq, Of
Independence. Iowa, one of the commission
ers appointed to take the vote of LAVA sol
ditrs, or the following retnrHS from Iowa reg
iments az and about Curinth:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-23

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~.
The mystery of Lees movement last week
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
NEW PUBLICATION.

EoUR FASHIONS FROM THE CRL EBRATED HOUSE
q xsssrs s,sya5,h Co Of New fors WI se
ton io the following 1.-Two Extension Fashion Plates .
slpsso So.ored Fashion fontaning seven ns1f.f smts
ne steel engrsyegs are Daily ggyerrts beautiful
Pae ana AZ fmnemhtc lite. contsntns eve distinct pic
lures Ising Christmas Stories.n Gathering ChnsnAs
oreens" Juvenin Amnsemeuts," Youth" and "old
Age" An OTera Hood.n printed colors very suitable
for The present season skslng Yrsme very usfsl Tor
bcgnnars can made very erpodltousy and cheap The
Cape, one Of Brodie's oeeorated fashions viii aso be
found In hia number. 'Ths Butterfly Headdresa sThe
Polish JACKET Dresses FOR 0irs Crochet and Netting fe
The wntsr Season, All about eighty engraving, OF sub.
hsw On chrs,mn Eve" ~ Marion Hariand A Christ,
By bes, tuthoresse viii b. found 10 this number For
sale By al the dcalers
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CIrY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK
~ Nov. Ia, 1853
In accordance Win osoluton adoptei by the Comm
Council and approved by he Mayor the ilh ty lf 10
vembtr ms ant sealed propoaastre hereby invite lo a
removal n toe contents Of the sinks sni priyies o. NeV
York city beyond tie harbor Tor the VIII it
any onpensaion from The ~ Treasury afrr the eIp
ton cf the present. conact the srcocsful t.Gsr gr
chase he boat. and rgh u,e ana 9cges, N hs pre- -
contractor Tor TIE unerpred ,er ~ hs contract o. p
nnier hs etisinF o9n.lsr during m eoniinusnce ory %
toe price % - PAID 'of said removal By the o. ~
pants ol ;qt s.1 ainEs privea or the person gr t
eryytnz The AMI give aurctioa IN I've 1ol :.
dars each for the faithful performance of The work an OF
these re Quiremcnts A.. c.,.
said proposals be delivered At the oHce of ts ~
inspector. No 10 Chatham street before Tues As
2ilh DAY Of November inst, ~ " O'Clock noon ~ gat
time aud place hey will be opened ia the Dfctebce q tAe
''"p"'''' ma "" '"'F A. BooLE, city inspector.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
EXPRESSES.

DrFyHAv YUnsfTuag gNPREss AND PArEiso
- HFas.shasll orsa is Nss tsysaih s,f.st ~ -,sa
flfih anl AHtn fisncO nafroFst wAlE4fT. A.
tuIfd and fprd af lafts n ias affd sarcrs
70 u ils ~ ssa1fi tt4fAsf fof isIttsft
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
BILLIARDS.

D1LIIARps. FOR SALE. WELL PAYING Bill
ID Hard X ON In Broa4wAy. Inquire Al liG FaIln
street. W. II. Gri1th's Billiard Facioy orders ~ nal
ATTENDED 20.
----------------.
THE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE,
Approved and adopted by the Billiard Congress OF lssl
The bcst and only reliable billiard tables manusetgred
Balls aud every article relating tc bari Tor sale ~
PnEfAs coLLRSDER, corner of CrDaby And sprns
streets. New York
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

THE nARRIAGB GUIDE OR NATURAL HTsroRY
Il q GeneraioD ty Frederick Holief " ID, author aud
ecturer frice dollar Scrt ~ mall stage paid,
rseelg q The Iree ADDRESS T. ". suass Psbisber gs
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

II you WANT TO KNOW
The causes OF PROSTITUTION, read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book for curious people, and good bosk for
every Contents tables free, The prncpsl Newspaper
dcpots throughout the eounry At r. Wanera No teaey
street or OF the anthor, Dr. T. b. FooTR, lso Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

CETTyR Doc FOR sALR.-Two YEARS OLD; WELL
tkaripa
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
HOTELS.

HOTEL LEASE FOR sALE-wAsnrNGToN, d. c.
III lease for a that splendid Hotel properly
on PENNSYLVANIA avenue between Thirteenth aud POUR
teenth Inquire OF g. O. LEEDS. ESD ~ Nassau
street Boston.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
mATRImoNIAL.

A GENTLEMAN. HIGHLY REsPEcrABLE, q YEARS
N old wishes " marry lady between ~ aad q Irafs -
age, respectable and wealthy, snd who would lac "
live IN Paris Address IN confidence. y. u. Htrsd tce
NIATRIMoNY EVERY Man SHOULD MARRY
WI WHY sysy woman should marry AL mag rs.rT y
ADVISER bJ VIM Earl NJ d. Maisa everyFhrfs 10 feati
snveloye on receipt u 70 cents address = Wbs street.
New YORK
NfATRINoyrAL-THB LADY VINO ANswEHlD w
Nl adveftisement of yesterday The l1h, uay g. 20 agAn
taken by wrung pe!acu. A4dfsfs y 4,
Beaum, station A, spring s,reet
TWO YouYo GENTLEMEN or WEALTH WISH
II % make the Acquaintance of VuurG A4sa, 81 a
View 20 rnatTinony address with rarie u tlt,s 49, -
- John aud Maron lay Boa s7 Pcsl oats. fhdti
phiA Pa
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

fyusa eUNs-To sPoRrsNES UNDERsfoY.
VI % selling OF their stock Of Guns. single and doube
'~''''' - ''o ''''''' IiLxNcE q oRoSEAs
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

r,RAscrs BUTLER, no 3 PECK SLIP HAS ALL
The eheioe breeds FOR sale aud stoek Buffers infahee
Nanre Cure and Plea Externinator &c per ootLe But
Iers new work o. Dogs boarded. trained &e Medicines
for ALI asa
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
sPORTINa.

moo ron SALE II BULL TERRIER, SKYE TER
~ rer newfoundland and IT. Bernard Paps Also.
sns pcoch Terrier all pures breed and good ratsr
JOHN GRAY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
...AL rnILE rnNEY.

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- r.sti-. sss a srflsu Or<sf n yALDhN 4 Wlis
LAID ~ fgfs s'fstt ht.ssJe - 49, ~. ~ 49,
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Takip. hfsfNffa EfPlf - y 4tl Dfnf..s telnt -
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bfidEs. IltDfelirsL ffnarfaf q btf. " STA. 80
AZ. va Tisniss. gsn III ~ ests n.aistst % q.
ssiks. nst>rss usrf.i Lac uafga. i.asga. loIe1af
gamsslywh Esyst1as Hfnts IaHawas flH 90 ~ hffta
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WIZ. vaftgssft A.
v,pfzg sOxgY-FgfgI xDEnr FON hItuI Al
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"ssmEAs. 30 Essnsaa ~
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l. t5sNassfa uafu r.h tfsF q fhat e-ar ifli 80
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A fCHHF BaDrs U0 w4rs AEtA
We grak s~s. Hss sft
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

A GREAT BATTLE yoU0Hr-IHE VICTORY ls
gained.-Lades aud gentlemen II has b~on virtnftbhs
y being pronounesd by sr.si msny ,h.. D. nisrz q
for on Cioihins capsl Js. elry Ae Aed stu insass
10 continue 10 do n yon viii vor bim 9th note os
call n. b.-LAdea and gentlemen. you know well thnl
ihoss tremendous prices that offered b, some dsas
perfect humbug; but the best and DO
address above thsn yos viii sure wsii
csye do not forset the oi well Known deal
ar y Mints, and tho uumber, x< kirth asenss. neas
Eishteensh street Ladies Attended by Mrs. Mint
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

A TTEETION
"A A,ise seventh avenue ladies and gsntemsn Win 70
Clothing. Carpets, Furniture and Jewslry.
We fa,ier ourselves with hsvng been proaounced by
ladies and gents payug mfr oenl more
than apkny place Ia the city.
We guarsntss TO pay the following pricss-
yo Es pree.es from - 70 ga Tor Coats from V'osh
Please esi On Or address, Barr,s IS Seventh avsna.
three doors hst street Ladies' attended 70
Mrs Hsrris Please bs particular Ia finding thc
CORES. number l5d II you miss you surely will be hum
begged. M
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

A TTERTIoN
"A For tho California Agency Store 10, seventh avenue.
by IL HARRIS go oD eved purchase Gait GA ,loth
Ing. for California and Western mAr.es Adie. and goa
usnen having dispose OF obtain their
pflces long they will not demand than whAt II
casonable for them We guarantee pay q an ths
value especially for good articles must have them %
supply our msrkes w. ais. gusantee 70 pay ahigh Pre-,
for Carpes Furniture Jewery. Dismonds Ac Lafca sud
gentlemen IL worth your attention ~ the caifop
Agency s;ore will surely not regret h Please favor
with call address BY plrt II. HARRIS. ih Seventh
avenue between Twenty nrS and Tweny secoBd sircea
Ladies' waited upon BY MS II. Harris.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF rHB wAsHiN0r0N
n Market Social Club held q headquartsrs, NO l xs
street. Monday, lsh inst The following preamble
and resolutions were Adopted
Whereas has pleased Almighty God IN NE dnpensation
OF Bis providence 70 from this world the vile o. our
Vice Presdent and friend James r. Dalton thereoy re
mndng that in the midst Of e we are In death and
admonshng that Al all times be prepared for
as poison % our lips and the happy reelection Of wei
Bow In humble submission Him who hath done all things
wen recognize duty such occasions 10 sympahle
with bereaved friend; therefore
Resolved, That tender 70 friend and fellow
Der, James X. Dalton, heartfelt sympathy In the
Teavemen he has sustained the loss Of her who for
has been the companion o. his Joys and sorrows
Resolved, That Of the foregoing preamble
luons duly authenticated be transmitted by the secretary
70 our esteemed friend and associate James K Dalton,
Esq ALSO 70 be published In the flowing
s s s%n om,s wora Sunday Leader Sunday
Benjamin McGregor John L. Wbiion John strang, Com
mee on Resolutions.
WILLIAM Z. Smith, Secretary.
The funeral will take place the se resdepce Of the
deceased Eighty seventh street fourth house OF Third
cisely.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

~ yrsish, sv.mar 10 seonH9dAis ssir,> vho 1fs
unable 70 frward hsf gods ~ he rrg g. tns .rf 10
nee, ,As ner.assg fsusa1s ol the ,sss ths pAsAss
RAiLRoAp cgsrasf 81 a.'.s-st "a. .isspsr lTLss.
vi con mere. fss-''r . sAigresT nofhss tk las,
steamer IL frj;tss 49,, soJs ty az. s,sansr III 10
for-sd f,.p esnsns ~ Psslb> NAL s,ssrship oopsnys
-g nrriys % san Fras~so IN tire for q. ss- t,. ~
sky. Yoy furthsr rsfieusfr and rrrrn Tor shiysns ~
srsst JOhEPH v fOy. rscreury.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Tenders will be received Office until OF the 23d
instant for the purchase Of the powerful tug
or the Canadian government
These built by Napier Gssgow, IN 1885
with oscatng engines Of 800 nominal and 70 effective
horse 495 tons 10 feet in hold 10 feet
BEAM and IFS feet length all They good order
and well found In every respect.
The purchaser will to pay delivery, time
Will be allowed for approved security being
given
For further information apply BY letter 10 the under
kigned.
The vessels may be seen at the port OF Quebec.
BY order Of the Commissioner
T TRyDEAU, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

e1n ann WORTH o. CfDUfiHD NtAThD !
SlU.UUUsia 80 iss his.1g. ~. -. h y, s.,.,g
t1x aH1 r1fuI.lrs tal - 80 ~. .te..
.s.@~s e-t-..s rlrif fhiff ss1 IhfI irh p 80 "A
dlss aitsatsa ~ NJ hirf" 1850
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

"A ON DTAMOODS, WATCHES JEWELRY.
EILrER whRE; PIANOS, fIREARxs s.rKs.
OPERA qIAssES Musin.. issrRusssrs 4o
AT !, PAwSBRoKERs' TICKETS WANTED AT n,
OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
GUNS, PISTOLs, SILVER WARE, AC.,
paid than be Obtained AZ other
pIace city by applying nj n Beecker street. three
doors from Broadway. up stairs
AT Ma-MoSEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola
"A monds Watches yewery. silver Ware, Guns, Pistols
6ilt. Furs &C. ~ B.-Pawnbrokers' tickets wanted.
i nav y per for pavnhrokes tickets for tho
above articles be obtained AZ other Place 10 the
iy Remember the place coo BrUsdwsJ corner Of Houston
street up stairs room o.
Honey TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES JEW
M ery. Silver, Dry Goods And Personal Property Of all
rssrptons Articles be redeemed Al AM Time within
one rear. Private once; entrance hall door
N. BARNARD, al rhird avenue.
DAWN TICKETS PuRcHAsgD-oF CLOTHING, Ola.
monds, Dry Goods JewelrysAc. high price paid for
B>avcr Over Coats bsch Froct Goats Caxsmere Pants, Ac.
Ae"'"''' ''' oEoRGK TsvIR, at prooms street
pAwsBRoKsRs TICKETS wAsrED-AT 5s BOW.
for Of Diamonds, Washes Jewely Guns keslcsl
instru meni Dry Goods silks, Clothing AZ lot Of over
ooats wanted.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-19
MEDICAL.
The Greefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho imm cdiate supervig
~ ion Of n skillful Physician and they may be
relied upoH in oil cases
The intelligence Of the community is not in
suited by the offer Of single medicine which
claims to cure ALL DISEASES but the Gmenbrere
Remedies consist OF seven different Medicines,
oil unequaied in the cure OF diseases for which
they are recommended among which moy be &c
lected one appropriate TO any OF the diseases Incl
dent to this country ond climate.
brTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLS are hotter than any other kind Of Pills In
the wOrld-Pfice 25 Gents.
9rTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON is an iuialfb'e remedy for al Fe
male disenses.-PRlCE $3.50.
pTTHE UTERINE CATHOL1CON will also
cure Gravel, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties in males,
eTTHE GRHFENBER SARSAPARiLLA
is by far the most powerful and oflicacous com
dound in use.-Price One Dollar.
1rTHE GREFFNBERG DYSENTERY
SYRUP is a certain and quick remedy for all dis.
cases OF the bowels-Price SO Cents.
D1TTHE CREFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never tails to permanently relieve this distressing
disease--Price One Dollar.
prTHE GREFENBERG CHILDREN
PANACEA is an invaluable compound in all
diseases incident TO children.
THE CIR .EFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY is sovereign specific for this partie'
ular disease Price 81 Cents.
THE GRHfENBERG GREEN MOUNT
/ AIN OINTMENT excels oil other alycs in its
curative effects Price 2i Cents.
! Tue GREFENBERG CONSUMPTlVES
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I Price 25 Gents.