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The New York herald., 1863-11-06

YOUNG MAN. ABOUT TWENTY YEARS or AGR,
"A recrBy arrived accustomed 10 the dry goods b
wishes situation Best references Address q N. X. $50
East 9th ut.
CITUATION wANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG
German II salesman n whole
sale 10 good penman and marker good reference
given Address August OF Mr. Tebbenhon, 26
VNANTED-A SITUATION. BY SOBER. HONEST
w and indnst strlouB young man. good p~nman
countan Of excellent business experienced In
checking. receiving weighing and delivering goods willing
md be generally useful In occupation that viii
afford honest living SFrs cAss city reeronoe Address
J. c., Broosy ntl'ost oriee.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
OrfIcE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER. Sg'

nFflCb OF THE SfRftr COMMISSIONER, NEW
" S0rk Oct'er z5 lSbs.
TO CONIRACTORS.-proT fais cncil aed Ia a sealed en-.
velop- end rted with the ie 70 the vyrk and sthe
name n te bidder ~rted thereon, Wal BE- received a. thl.
oficc until ~ nci0Gk f -. T gtav November 10 1859
for building steam Gre tender for use OF
Engine Cor any No a.
budis sterrn FIRE engine and tender FOR u
Engine Compsoy No ~
For building gc1m IRE cu.ae aud lcu9er Tor use ol
Engine Company NJ "a
for b4Ildng ere engine and tender for Of
Engine Company No -.
For building tender for Engine Company No. SO.
For building tender for Exempt Engine Company.
For rebu ding steam re engine for o Engine Com
psny No. -.
New hand engne for USE q Knsinc Company No a.
Rebuilding h. fse carriage f0r Company NJ ~
For building carriage Tor Hoo. Conpany No. o.
Blank forms of propOsa together with The sprcifcttgrs
agreemen be Obtained Al this onc~ Dated
Department, New YORK OcioJsr 1s, I'D.
CUAHLEs q. CORNELL. Street COmmiaHion
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nYHryrgfA
~ rhi. Disorder of r,s ssus,h ssrstss e..s IA gee
ton, pfDduc~. insA<ais1s su-srirx ssss
the sansn sp~siss snf ofl~n Ssfs rotFunysn
osbsr fsssl c.es~ Dysp~p~s rsussd iust~fsst
tofns tf. rain 10 ne s,nsch y bg~ss after .srg rsp
of ,hs hssri ssrp yintsd fssufss fIsrsf ign~
ifritsh y ten fetfs.ston
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rho ootntnit sgefs are st~srs 1ysg~piis srfssttsi
forms u tts tsssse fs b~c1n,ss buffshsrs IT, - u
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wNsr th. fr4 1. fsfs<pt nss~sst Tea sgtftss "a
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IyroRTAst grrf4a8 uftLg Yys grs'iNsEr
j eui' go be- ..as 9 q knap.y ~ $3.50
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80 va 1M 81 snssgag
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

Claimants viii b. required ~ ths osnerthp OF the
property destroyed, the relation 70 ia dfruction,
and the value Of the property.
The above named pcssDus Nh their rthesss. src lart
ed 10 attend.
ELIJAH =. PURDY
JANIS DAVIS. c,-t.f
saITH Ely, JH.
ORISOS BLUNT.
Ro<rnr g. HrrcHfses, Secretary
NV rorx Nov o. l.S3
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DuH~HANf rtEEtTUnG EXPRESS OETIcF~-Is
ID Esv~n.h street, t~~e@r FiitA snf f,rtk sv-awes
fisBo.. sirrorf isnins A. psssst snA stips-c 70
paris a iha< rff. Cofsfr9 fs- renewing
lurv . saf 'fon sgautry Fr-rArrw Nc-ts
Fy Nrrp ~ ffr~rEa ~ fNtT Htrfsi tesLt ~ -
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sgw PUBLICATIONS.

70 t0r SAW 70 Know
/ ~ 90 4prt iFfll 4 pAyr~si -rfrss f-.f
rfDlrAL tONsOv sGsrE
rr'ss 90 ftf rerlf t~ypt sff xrst tr.t ~ ersT
fet tsssN fres a. ais.isif rgaasys va fss.
80 'frs y. pri.sgs r0~rsf~- fsf.s 81 usecat ~
'h b "a yvVrs " iiB hr.ssssy
rus rAExgz SAILORS s0rg HyOy-frfT ~
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TfH siLror 90 az Hssss. sfsss ssff-ss
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FURNITURE.


A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OY HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture fov sale ~ .arrtcr - Ro~>s oi Plano
orts drawing Huitss ocrer.d tn uo<ate ksssrrs
sohe.se Mirror, Cenirc Iabrs bro aee and A. Cgr,ains
on Paintings fngravings, Broufes sat Vases cioss
Ornaments kid-baari. EItsn son Tsbe, lslinuz Clalrs
llvervafe Gass China Tste Cu'sfY. Opf Drrsf
bureaus Aruorte f.iae bsdssafs hair sod Nat
tesses, COuches Ac. In mon h Al male "
crcer for Inquire AZ lil West Tvsny tAd
street. near siith avenue
E'uRsITrRE wAsrgD-I wASr 70 PURCHASE FOR
tssh, At fair price arg ~ of ouf hsnf rurn
tore ohrpe.s Minors, Panos an B.fd fsbs, .liistl-
for aiarg- hous" Any rsriy tayng thr u sn.s "a
may Apply 70 sdircssr sATBkHs "a Broscsar zoe
tn dATs
rro FURNITURE DEALERS AND oruHRs-. SIT
boupd prize $40 Also sosrss and Travels 10 NJ Dan, tAs
Rhins. Italy, Grsscs and s kscsfrsnssn grar,o vois
N l. s.es sls.s sl,gs.ty eosne Er,.s 81 Boa srss
:. sod N .,ehsss. eitAsr "a par or -ho- p.yn~at ,e
sd<A snd othsf Psrar Farurrs of fof qustJ Address
Booss. Poyt ooo> station ID for hfes tsrs
GIOn WILL PCECHAEH THy yURsfruns oy A
pIZV mail f.nly--Fibs rr~bcA noshorssy Bes.fs.f
realher Bel. two Nstr~s~~s Pio~s Hrussss Caspssas
Hug i-o ors q Coal snf tias for
wss TENN stfast t~~~sE uissn-kh snh strtb
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fT'HE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED ny THE
IL Board af SupergrofH rEaulnc claims made against
the damages alleged to havc been sustained by
of either real personal pr perry,
queuce riots VIII 10 RI meeting a. The Cham.
Der Of Board'of sup~rvisors Room No ~ CITY Halt
Friday No crnbsr g. 1905. ~ clock y NJ, 70 consider the
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INsTuuCTIOss.

A COMPLETE BusisEst EDUCATION NAY Bg A..
n lllfed TONsHEsDh l0 Eossfy hear ITO
Bo kkrsffns tAlsht fetuaiy prnrfies1 th~
imp-fnr shiDtins. sltnmlssl sni ls1Ginf homes
wrtung. afitnsto, Assbra, 0Fsmnsf. A. 40 tsagLt
Terms tnotrratr
L'REsCH LANGUAGE AND LfryRATU AZ --LHssoss
byA ilceniiA,s = Ne Urivef.iy q Fsrs Hs
bpaSlsh N LAsGUkLLiER. No sWss' k,svsHA o.
too doors from hfossssY.
TWO YoUsG LADIES WISH 70 ATTEND Clasps
o. children - Instruct In DaneihF Terms ~
sssonss ~ssr All ths fsahicnah- dansss % skl A.
df.s. 3. ~ ws- T-snJ fosfA ssf.st
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

servants. We should never let such
flimsy argum Hnts silence our solicitude
for the peace Of our country rthe liber,
ty offs people. Despotisms arc the
progeny Of confidence. All consti,u-
tional governments are founded in jeal-
ousv: for 1t is this that prescriies con-
situations for the observance Of those
whom we are obliged to entrust with
the administration of our civil affairs.
If they may override or abridge them
on the approach of danger, under the
plea Of military necessity, there is in
this, as IN all other countries, from that
tire an end to civil liberty and consti-
tutional freedom.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
NOTICE State of Ioua, Hon..


" ard oanty s. s.
In District Court, June Term 1863
George Bristol against KYna X. Buck
nnm Mary F.. Rnckn'm. 3, yam Atwater,
Henry C Burrman and Daniel ". Por.er:
To the defendants above named;
S,Rs snd MADAM Yon arc hereby noti-
fed that IN "r before the 3oth dav Of May
1863 there will be on fi:e in the Office Of tho
Clerk If the District Court OF Howard Coun.
ty Iowa a petition of George Bristol. claim.
ing of YOU the sum o. two hund ed and six
dol ars AID twenty FIVE cents &2O6 25l and
interest thereon from the 18th day IF Fcbru.
ury 1859 at the rate OF ak per centnm per
a mum Ms money due on pron,issory note
and asking che foreclosure Of mortgage ex-
ecnted bv You to secure the said pr, missory
note and asking the foreclosure Of the inter-
est If the other defendants and that unless
you appear thereto and defend before noon
of the second da of the next term Of said
court to be holden in sad c~unt. and COM
moncing on the fifth Monday after the third
Monday in Way \. D 1863. r"ur def,ult will
your default will be entered snd Judgment
rendered against you in cordance with the
prayer of said petition and you nre further
notified that no personal claim is made
against any ons Of you defendants except
against the said Karna K Rucknuu aforesaid
M. '. BURDICK,
ATTY. for P!9
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
quantities Of small arms, ammunition,

quantities OF small arms, ammunition,
&c. The same authority states that a
majority of the general officers Of tho
Army of ,he Potomac desire new COM
mander. and that Gen Hooker has
placed his resignation at the disposal of
the Presto ent; in spite Of which it is
announced that he is 'to conduct the
army, unaiied by nalleck throughout
another advance, whenever such shall
be determined up,n.' 1t is perhaps
unnecessary to add that the indications
are strongly against speedy arrival at
such determination.
Judge Leavitt: Of Cincinnati, decided
not to grant the application Of MrVal-
lanligham for writ of hobeas corpus.
A large meeting was hell at ALBANY,
N. Y, Saturday i@ht,-presidcd over
by Erast"s Corning, protest against
the proceedings relative to Mr.. Vallan-
disham. An attempt made by some
soldiers to disturb the gathering result
ed IN their discontinue Strong
speeches were made by AmasaJ Parker
and others; resolutions were adopted
denouncing the arrest; and letter was
re d from CIV. Sewn ,ur, in which he
properly stigmatized the action taken
towards the eminent Ohioan.
Upon the representation Of Illinois
aholitionists that the Ger,nan support
ers of the administration would be alien
ated therefrom by an e. forcemeat of the
section of the co inscription acs provi ling
for exemption by the payment Of $500,
it has been determined by the admins
tration to ignore that section. C,nse-
quently, every m.n who is drafted will
he compelled to 60 into service unless
he succe eds in securing substitute.
The mob of soldiers at Keokuk, who
took Henery Clay Dean into their Gus
tody on Friday night, have placed him
in the hards Of the local Provost Mar
shall, who intends sending him to the
Provost Marshal General at St. Louis.
This is the free North"
The enrolment of every citizen liable
to perf'rm military duty will commence
in few days: and the CONSUMPTION act
will take effect between the 1st Of July
and the LIST of August.
Alexandria, L., has been captured
by the combined naval aud military
forces of Com. Farr gut and Gea.
Banks.
A dispatch, dated Mobile, May IA,
in the Chattanooga Rebel, stntes that
Gen. Grant had occupied jackson, Miss.
No particulars are given.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
Owing to the fall Of Richmond and

Owing to the fall Of Richmend and
the time necessarily occupied in duly
celebrating the eventful occurrence,
only half a sheet was ISSUED from this
office last week and that totally silent
over the result of the fatal struggles
before the Confederate lines. How
long the rejoicing continued we are un-
able to say, having been absent for
several days, but we can testify that it
began briskly, for in one hour after the
arrival of the news, nearly every man
in town was so over powered with joy
as to seversl y interfere with his loco
motion. The fall of Richmond is a \ full
on printers as we'll as other "loyar'
men.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
RlCHMOND INsTRUCTIN9 WASH
ISGTON.

In arresting Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM
we judge that the administration or
General BURNSIDE is acting under or
ders, or at least advice, from JEFF
DAVIS. The Richmond Enquirer
the personal organ Of the rebel P. esi
dert, in speaking of Messrs. Cox and
VALLASDsGHAM short time since,
said:
We wish from our hearts they were
both all eady safely chained up at the
present writing. They have done us
more harm, they and their like than
ten thousand Stewards and Summers
0. Dictator Lincoln! lock ye up those
two Peace Democrats together with
Richardson-in some Of your military
prisons.
To hear was to obey. One Of esq
men is in military prison a. the
others must get ready to 60 there.
But why l"es DAVIS wish these me,
incarcerated! The Enquirer explains
Let our enemy appear as an exter
minating Yankee host, we pray, anc
not as Democratic convention. Lei
1t take any shape but that! Already W.
have visions of tho men Of feeble knees
tender feet, aud undulating spines losing
their sense and manhood by the contact
as they did, alas! 50 often before.
1t seems, then, that the peace mel
are disliked because there is a danpo,
that if they become powerful at tn.
North it might lead to serious division
of sentiment among JEFF. DAv,s's
SUI jects. The sim N pure secessionis,s
at the South know that their real allie.
are the Buffers, Stanrons. and Burn
sides. 1t is the policy of general con
fiscatlon and emancipation which ha.
made the South unit, and DAVIS i.
anxious that it lie persevered in. Henc,
the contumely with which his particular
organs have treated the Democracy
But it is clear, from the above extract
that the "crack Of the slave-,lriyer'
whip" about which the alb ,litionist
have said 40 much, is still heard al,
needed in Washington.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

We have been again honored and en-
tertained by visit from N. w. Moss,
Esq. of:N1itchell Co. who passed through
our town a few days since. Men who
are like him earnest workers for the
welfare and safety Unconstitutional gov.
eminent ere now days few and far be.
tween That angels visits may occ,-
sionally come to "the powers that be-
at Washington and teach them some Of
the democracy our friend Moss advocate,
u u contamination most devoutly to b.
wished"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
NEWS Of THE WEEK,

The truth as to the late battles in
Virginia is finally coming to light. Ac-
cording to good republican authority,
We lost in those engagements over %,
00o met, killed and wounded besides
large number of prisoners and miss
ing (the rebels claim to have captured
10,000.) and W loft in the h .nds Of the
ensmy a cannep. besides immense
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEOF RE-
~ AL EST ATE.-State Of Iowa, HorGrd

County S. 5.
81 virtue Of special execution issned out
Of tho Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
of said comfy at the suit of William Rich
ards. Plaintiff against Abram H. Harris and
others rs Defendants, and dated May 9th
1863, to me directed, commanding me that o.
the premises hereinafter scrjbed cause to
he made the sum of four hur d. ed and ninety
five dollars damages. and interest thereon at
the rate of six per cent per annum since the
25th day ofJune. A. D 1861 until ppid. and
| costs at twelve and 65.l0O dollars to satisfy
a Judgment which said Plaintiff recovered
against the SAID Defendants, at the June
term A. D. 1861 of SAID District Court !
shall cell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, at the front door of
the Court House in Vernon Springs Town
slip, md county aforesaid. on tho sixth da
ofJune A. D. 1863, at the hour oftwo o'clock
w., of said day the following described
premises, to wit south west quarter q ~ of
the north east quarter u-4) of section No
thirty three 1877 in township No. ninety
nine 1897 north range NJ. eleven Il II wcst Of
the 5th p. NJ.
Done at sherifrs Office Vernon Springs,
May 18th 1863.
PIT SEARLES. Sheriff If said county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
N TICE nF >HERIFF'S SALE OF RE-
~ AL ESTATE.-Stale Of lo.ra, Howar.

~ AL ESTATE.-State Of loua; Howard
County, S. S.
BY virtue Of special execution issued out
of the Office Of the Clerk the District Court
Of said county, at the sui' of George c Win.
ship, Plaintiff, against Robert A. Harris ct al
Defendants, and dated May 9TH 1868. to m.
directed, commanding me that of the prem'-
ses hernafter described; | cause to be made
the sum of seve hundred and forty one dol
lars and seventy five cents damages. and
interest thereon at the rate Of six per cent
per annnm from the 25th dsy Of June A. D
1861. until paid, and thirteen dollars cost of
suit and accruing costs, to satisfy a judgment
which said George C.. Winship recovered
against said Robert \. Harris e. al ut the
Juno term A. D. 1861 of said District Court.
1 shall offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at tho front door Of
the Court House in Vernon Springs Town
| ship and county aforesaid. on the sixth day
Of June \. D. 1868. at the hour of three
o'clock P. N. the following described rrimi-
SOS. to wit: the north east quarter IL of
section No twenty seven [27] in town No,
ninety nine 1891 north range No. eleven III
| west Of the 5th M
Done at Sheriffs Office, Vernon SPRING..
May 9TH 1868. (n30vA
P. T. SEARLES, Sheriff of Howard Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
M,GREGOR.

MGREGOR.
WA. C,Les & BROTHER. dealers ~ Watch.
es Clocks and Jewelry, have the finest es-
tablishment ard tho best assorted stock
West Of the Mississippi. Ifyou want time
piece, call upon them for a enc seth Thomas,
or American Clock, or COLE watch. They
"!so have an endless variety of fnc Jewelry
Fine watches repaired by them in q work
man|ike manner; and they warrant all
heir work and all their goods to be as rep.
resented. lnl!viyl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

IT, oil whom it may oncern:-NOTICE il
hereby given that l. the uaders sned. have
given to my son Urah H. Kenison, aged
seventeen years, . -sidcn of Howard .'oun.
ty Iowa. his time and all his earnings and
the profits Of his labor, and that ola m no
control over his time or benefit from his con-
tracts.
Dated Now Oregon May 4th 1863.
A. }. KENlSON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

New Goops. Our merchants have
returned from the east where they have
made heavy purchases Judging from
the stock of new gods Of every variety
following in their wake. The Drug
Store will have an entirely new face
under the administration of Dr.. Glenn
mer, while Munson & Pierce are bring
ing on the hest stock of goods ever gra-
cling the shelves Of the old "Pioneer
Store and ScheIlenger is filling up too
with splendid stock, embracing the
latest styles and best goods.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
SOUTHERN HlsroRY OF THE WAR

SOUTHERN HlsroRY OF THE WAR.
We are under Obligations to C. B.
Richardson, 594 and 500 Broadway
New Y rk, for a copy of the Southern
History of the War, embracing all mat.
tiers ofthe first years operations: writ
ten By the editor of the Richmond En-
quirsr. Tits written in a very credi.
bic vein and in connexion with the
Northern history of the same occur
rences ishighlv intcrestingaad doubles
will be anxiouslv sought after by those
who would hear beth sides f a story
as told by its friends. F',r particulars
read advertisement elsewhere to be
found.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
HEAR WHIT PHYSICINS SAY

Of Dr.. CHEI"TE'> AGUE BALSAN.-
Says one Il with confidence, recommend the
Balsam rs superior to any other preparation
SAYS another: have used it with uniform
success, and can confidently recommend il
for Il those complaints for which it is offer.
cd as remedy One more, ITO my kncwl
edge it has never disappointed the reaeona
bic expectation of those using it," STILL an
other writes: I" have no hest alton in saving
that it is a safe, convenient and very et6ca
c.0us medicine See advertisement
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
MOSES NILES.
Line Springs, .......Iowa,

Wonld inform his friends and the public
generally that he has opened Boot & Shoe
Shop, at the first door west of Moulton S
store He keeps constantly on hand the best
OF Eastern Preach, and Spanish tanned, sole
and upper Gather which he will make up to
srder upon the most reasonable terms. All
work warranted
Lime Springs, Fob eth 1863
n2Ov4tf MOSES NILES.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
EORESTON STORE.

r. CAREY. Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
cries. Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes. Crock
cry. Hardware, Clothing, Books, Millinery
and other goods
w MED All kinds Of country produce in
exchange for goods or cash In17y4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22

Who has them We have loaned a
copy of Helpers Impending Crisis to
some person, who would confer a great
favor by returning it to this Office firth
with also copy of Ford's History of
ILL.,, which we need very much.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
OLA NDERS HOUSE.
Corner Of Main ind Fourth Streets,
McGREGOR, IOWA.
G.. H. Fland S, Proprietor
Stages for all Points.
- FAIR WARNING.
Stages for all Pom

4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to s. II Mob e or the firm Of Noble &
Handley are hereby not fed to call and i'm
mediately settle the SINE by payment or note
and save themselves cost
Vernon Springs, May 18th 1863
s. HANDLEY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-05-22
DR.. HALLS
* a |. s A Nj
Cures all Diseases
OF he
L u N GS
TIIROA
FOR THE CURE OF

lo"sumtton. Deci,a-,
ASTHMA, Hro"ea,tss
~ dst'ng IF F. h,
N'ehi Suea'x. Spit
H. E Bhoo', Hhoor,nc
Cough, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Colds,
Coughs, Lhnen=a,
Pkthtstr, Pa,7 tn the
Side, and OH Diseases
Of The Lungs,
IT is UNEQUALED
Halls Lung BAIsam
n al cases. gives the
best satisfaction.
Has wrought more
cures since lts intro
durtion than any
other cough medicine.
is endorsed by our
leading physIci MS Us
the safest and 'csr
remedy now before
the public.
|, safe to use a
mong children, and
yet powerful in cases
of chrsnic pulmona-
ry disease.
Brings in ccrtif-
Gates aim,st daily of
Its wonderful cur 8
in all parts Of the
country.
There is no medi-
cine within our
knowledge that has
acquired 80 great and
" de spre II popular
i'y. IN \, short II space
Of tine, as Dr. HulFs
Balsamto the Lungs
Its la s,llm c and
healing properties are
aty'ca 1t j. high
~ expectoran aud
tonic. IL conta
not a grain Of opium
OF morphine, this mar
cote an i a>tr,ngent
properties OF VIII h
have created 30 much
prejudice against
similar preparations.
We believe that a
medicine po sessing
real merits W Il fleet
cures when ever it is
used. ut home, AS
well as abroad. Or.
Halls Ba,sam for the
lungs is no paresor'e
preparation, but ono
wh:c if used in seal
son, will save the |. YES
of thousands. The
most distressing
cough il frequently
re iev"d by a single
dose, and broken up
in a few hours time.
The afflicted dc not
hav. to tAko bottle
alter bottle before
they find whetherthis
ren,ed, will afford
relief or not.
Hear what Physic-
ians say Of DR. Halls
bal>am Says enc:
II, with confidence,
recommend the Bal
SAM IN superior to
any other prepara-
ton" Says another:
Ihave used it with
II form success, and
can confidently rec
ommend It for all
those comp'a nts for
which it is offered AZ
a remedy" still a.
mother writes: have
no hesitation in say
ing that it il . SAFE,
20 VfNIENT q n d
very e&c cious medi-
cine.
Proprietor
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