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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17
PERSONAL,

CHARLES B. NoYEs has charge OF the new
branch OF the American Telegraph line In this
city, and not Mr.. A, A. Lovett, IS stated by us
yesterday afternoon.
DR.. WIN. Bladder TYLER, for forty years q
praeticing physician, died suddenly of paralysis at
his residence In Frederick city, Md the eth in
stant, in the 18TH year OF his age.
Mr.. NM. HENRY EvERSGAM, who, in COM
pany with Mr.. lanes Tiighm,n Of J I'm, WAS sent
South last spring, died In 70 Delaware on last
saturday week. He WAS with Gen. Lees army
when 1t came into Mnrylal and Pennsy Ivania,
and was taken prisoner at Gettysburg.
HESGY +. DuRAsr, Esq, OF Boston, has re.
tired ii" the active duies oil the profession oil the
iaH, with handsome fortune acquired In com.
rArstivc'y tbort term of practice. He has ranked
az one Of tie ab,est and moat successful crim'nN
ltwSe ers ever known in the suffolk Bar.
LIEUT.. BEsIAMIS 7. HUTCHISGs, the Sixth
| cavalry, had narrow escape on sunday In the
| tight at Cuipeper piece OF shell grazed him and
! struck his orderly, taking oil one OF his legs.
hutchsncs Is gallant Joung officer, aud hiie on
Cen. nssean. Stah, during the last summer, dis
tinguishtd himself 80 hanh.omei, that tens. Rore-
Grams, Rosseau, aud stanley wrote the strongest
letters, asking that he might he Ictninai IN that
department. Gen. Halleuk, howcyer, ordered him
back TO his iuient, the sixth Regulars. and, like
AtIue soldier, he nights u, well IN one place as
| another.
Nix. JAMES II. CALDWELL, the veteran thcat-
iiesl manager and actor, died recently iu New Or
! leans, He WAS born In EuglAnd, but was for many
years a Iesidtn Of this rOnniry. This gentleman
was ijentihed with many theatrical enterprises In
the South and West. II" erected the st. Charles
| Theatre In New Otlesus, (which was de-tr ycd by
hre) ard he also introduced many lnudsbie re-
! iprms In managing and conducting ihestrcs. He
was justly considered AS being the father OF the
drama in the 'ou'hwes'. His age WAS nearly
! fourscore years.
SISTER AIoIsE, Lady Superior of the Mount
Hope insti' uion, Baltimore, was ordered by the
superior Of her order TO Boston, last saturday.
Sister kloise has been In Baltimore Tor Is years,
aud her labofs have been un easing; and posscss-
ing strong executive as well as administrative ca.
paciy, she has built up the institution over which
she has had charge until it stands second to none
IN the country. The announcement Oi the order
for h'I departure has east a gloom over the whole
sister hood OF Mount Hope. who are dev votedly at
tathed to her. Her successor has not yet been
nsm,d.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17
GENERAL GILLNIORE.

The story that General Gilmore has rendered
h's resignation, which has been telegraphed "
the Philadelphia press, is pronounced an un.
truth by President Lincoln. The President
thinks that If General Gilmore had sent in his
reSignationi " would have come TO his knowl-
edge IRE this.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

sr rAs 00ee ~ ths ha0saa.A ReIyubii-
sp1 10 at 5Ii Ninth ssss -, betvvssn Penn
yivania avenue and D street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17
OifIt lAI |


The suhloined translation OF q ROYAL Order
of her Catholic Majesty, addressed to the su.
perior Civil Governor OF Cuba, In relation to
the disinterment and removal of dead bodies
from that Island. should have followed the
Royal Orders, published in yesterdays paper,
addressed TO the Governors OF Puerto Ri.o,
ssnto Domingo, and the Philippine Islands,
THASsLATIos.
MosT EXCELLENT SIR:
The Queen, (wbom God prescrye,) In view
of what has becu determined in the application
made for the exhumatiOn and removal 10 Now
York of the mortal remains Of Mr.. Charles
Koulct, deposited iu a niche OF the general CEN.
gtery Of the city where you are, has dciyned u
direct that, when cases of this kind occur, Y.
f. may decide OF yourself, within the rules pro-
scrtbGd hy the Royal Order Of the 10Th OF
March, lSio, and notwithstanding what i5 di-
rettrd Ia icy sulaliou tenth OF the same, the
course tn hr followed.
by koyAl Ord.r, state this to Y. 4. for
your knowledge and corresponding effects.
@"i pr"'"ryr Y T.. many years, .
CoSUnA.r
Madrid, lot Of August, lsD9
To the Superior Civil Governor Vi Cuba,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

PooKET PicKiHC' About II O'Clock Jester
day morning, John NJ hoiens potket was relieved
rf so. lie applich 10 III" detective departmen nj
OF the Metropolitan police, and stated the facts AID
described The pe'Son "hom he suspected of com
mittns the deed III" matter was placed In the
hands oi ue'e''Ne Hury, Who arrested David BEN
ton, Tor rente,J who answered the d,,criptloo,
Si?I In Treasury note, woe found on thu IN Ants
person, which Nolen canned to r.entify as a nor.
tion OF that Winch hid been stolen from him 'Ths
prisoner was taken before Justice clayton, when
the sum oi sbOp TO appear and answer the charge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

Ac'ipESr.-Laot evening, about half past b
o'elo Il, Anderson Denh,m, Esq wlilst riding
near the Ola Capitol Prison met with an accident
by which his hight leg was seriously injured. TIE
horse stumbled aud felt upon him. We understand
that no bones wtio broken.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

The GREAr PENNSYLVANIA RourE,-Tu,
luickest and safest route to the Northwest m
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one %,
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Go, ernnieut raiss Ia
Al the principal pointa In the North and West
For Tickets and apply at the et
nee oi the "Great pcnnsylvAniA Roufe,| northens,
corner pcnnsylvanis avenue and Sixth street, un.
p. m.ion Sundays to 4p. m. -
E. q. NORTOk,
AusS Agent,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

" THl CONFESSIONS AND ExRgHIENCE "
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and as A
warning AMI CAUTION TO YOUNG BEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE NEAR
OF SELF cUnE. By one who hiss cured himself Al
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery.
~ enclosing a poit-paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author
=. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esg.,
my 2e-iy Bedford, Kings County, N. Y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

Nervous Debility, spermatorrhpa, and ali
can learn Of a NEvER.FAILiNG REMEDY. the
value Of which 70 youched Tor by the best papers
IN al parts q the country, and which does not re.
anybo y else, BY inclouing post directed en-.
velope 70 Box ,s41, Boston r. o., Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

DISEASES OF THE NERvoUs, SEMIsAI, uRIN-
ARY AND ,sExpAL sysIkM.-Eew and reliabi,
1eatment-in ksporta Of the HOWARD ASSO.
hsfge. Address, -, -I
o. r. - ..~T, oh J. skILLIN HoUGHroN,
oo Howard Association, Phiisdslpins, Ia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

STATIONERY CoHrRAcT.--The contract for
the supply of stationery TO the House Of Repre-
senta'Nrs for the ensuing Congress has been
awarded to Philip " Solomon, of this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17
VIZ 1EDD NC C RDS!
rEW STYLES FOR THE COMING SEASON.
... rs tH.. At r. 49,
DEMPSEY b o'ToOLE's.
STEEL COLLAksi!

SMlTH'S, 400 SEVENTH STREET.
~ the best and cheapest Clothing House in ,hn
city. "' ~ Wv
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

DK. LOOMS has returned to the city after an
absence Of some weeks and Is prepared to resume
the duties OF his office. a..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17

Another colored regiment is rapidly forming
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-17
WASHINGTON, ID. O.

THURS oAYa.. ..,i...ssEPTRMBEa H. 1858.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

In pursuance ola resolution of the Board
Supervisors ct Howard County, Iowa, ad
opted September 9Th 1868, and Of the Stat
ute OF the State in such case made and pro-
| v'ded, and in accordance with a contract
made and entered into BY and between the
| county of Howard, wa. party of the first
part and George Greene, President of the
McGregor " estern Railway of the second
part, copy of which contract is appended
hereto. and by virtue of the authority vested
in me by law, and as required by resolution
ofsuch Board adopted on the said eighth
day OF September a D 1868, do hereby
publish and proclaim that at the general
election to be held in the tate of iowa on
the 9th day OF October 1853, at the varioas
polls of election in said county, the question
of approrrat ng the Swamp and overflowed
Ian Is of Howard county Iowa, TO the Me-
Cregor Western Railway for the purpose of
aiding in building. constructing and equip
ping line of Railroad into said county up
on the terms ana conditions of said contract,
VIII be submitted to the electors Of SAID Co.
tor their approval or rejection, that the vote
will be by ballot and that tho form OF the
ballot WI be rs folows. to wit
'For donating swamp and owe, flowed lands
to the McGregor Western Railway Company,
Yes.'
For donating Swamp and overAowed
lands to the McGregor Western Railway
tompany, MOI
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand thi, 9th day of September A. D. 1853
c F. W WEBSTER, Clerk of the Beard of
Supervisors OF Howard County Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
To the Voters of Mitchell and
Howard Counties.

FELLOW CITIZENS Believing not only from conscientious
convictions but from the expression Of the people and
press Of this country that the continuance Of lines
and this time countrys peril tends to
distract and divide people upon the great and alb
sorbing question: the suppression Of this wicked and
justab rebellion, which seeksthe destruction Of the best
Government devised given to mainland that the
good OF country demands that they should for the
present be abandoned and having been solicited by
Of all political arties in this District UNION
CANDIDATE for the Office Of REPRESENTATIVE of this
the Sind representative District of Iowa. have after
due consideration and consultation concluded become
a candidate for said Office for my whole country
the Cnon therefore for vigorous prosecution of the
until all reoedom shall lay down their and submit to
the cons uted authorities and acknowledge the suprema
cy Of the Constitution and Union. And should the peo-
pie Of this District repose sufficient confidence in my in
tsgri.y and ability elect that office, it will be my
purpose uNrRAMMELED faithfully represent the inter-
"sts ofmy constituency and district and labor diligently
for the good of my whole tate and Country.
West Mitchell, Sept. LIST 1868.
nl5vN!i 4. NJ. ATHERTON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
CONTRACT.

THIS contract, made by and between the
l. County Of Howard in the State of Iowa,
party OF the first part, and George Greene of
the City Of hicago in the State of Illinois
and his Successors, President of the McGreg-
or Western Railway, party of the second part
witnesseth, that said Railway company shall
'e"asa and eo.tstruotn Railroad from point
on the Mississippi river in or near North Nc
G,egor iowa and extending therefrom west
cry tn ugh said Howard county, intersect-
ing it within rhre miles of the center of the
Erst line thereof. and crossing the West line
of said county-to ESQ extended to the East
line ofsaid conpty within two wears frsn,
January LIST 1864. and to be extended, built,
and equipped and in running order thereto at
tne expiration of the said two years.
For the purpose, and with the sole view of
assisting in tn construction of said Railroad
through the said Howard county, the party
hereto OF the first part shall and hereby doth
grant to the said second party all the lands
knoWp As 'Swamp OF oyerfiowed lands' be-
longing to sa d county. in the manner and
upon the conditions following, viz:
When the said Railroad shall have been
bait, equipped and put in running order from
tie said point on the Mississippi river to a
point in said county two miles westerly from
the st line thereof, then the said Co shall
asa will on demand convey to the said Sec
ORD party, all its ght, title and interest in
and to. oie ha'f Of the said Swamp or over
flowed lands belonging to said county, and
when the sa d Ra Dad shall have been built
"a tipped and put in running order to point
in said county distant twelve miles westerly
from the East line thereof then the said
county shalt and will convey t. the SD Sec
ord part all it's emaining interest (being
the other half thereof) of its right and title
in and to the said swamp or overhowed lands
belongi' e to and owned by said county, it
being the intent of the said first party to
grant and convey hereby to the said second
party all the lands granted by act of Congress
being Swamp or owe, h"wed and belonging
thereby to Howard county.
In testimony whereof the parties hereto
have set hereunto their hands this 9th day
of September A. y 1868.
H. D. NOBLE, Chairman Board Of Supervisors, Howard
Co. Iowa.
Railway Company. (nl6vltl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
FIRE AT MCGREGOR.

Below we copy from the -McGregol
Neus the terrible disaster of a fire tina,
occured in that town on Sunday night
The losses appear to have been severe
and the fire the most disastrous thai
ever visited the town.
J. II. Haight confectioner, loss 81
600.
Z. D. Ryan, grocer, 81, 'oo-in.
sured 500.
Hammerslough Bros. clothing mer.
chants-$1oOOO insured.
Gutman e. Lennon, clothing mer-
chants S2,500, insured.
E. s. Fitch, grocer: S500-lost all
household furniture and clothing.
Buck & Bicknel, $1,000 partly insured.
VIM. Jahn. tobacconist, $6OO-in-
sured $500.
Tenny 4 Gilmore, Neos office s..
600, insured 800. Personal effects
also lost to amount of $50O-no insur-
ance.
Summerfeld & Co s., o0O.-insured
Jno Elbing, tobacconist, building
torn down, loss $1,000.
Olell & Updegraff, attorneys, loss
unestlmated.
DR.. John Low, loss unestimated,
DR.. Moe & Price
Case & Bally, Druggists, and sta
toners. insured in part.
G. Van Valkenburg, saloen, $500
insured $500.
The dwelling house 1.-The Hill cccu-
pied by Charles Lacey was also con-
sumed.
H. E. Newell. Druggist and Staten
err, loss by damage to goods, $500.
Giles & Bro, jewelers., loss by dam
age, $500.
McGregor Branch Bank, loss by
damage, $50.
NJ. O'Brien and D. Allen also lost by
damage of goods about $50 each.
In the above, no estimate is made of
the loss of the buildings-our momo-
randums only covering stock.
The fire was evidently the work of
an ,ncenaiary. No fire had been in
the room for three months.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
F. g. II. T. ANTHONY.
Manafaetures of Photographic Materials,
sol BROADWAY. NY.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our Catalogue now embraces considerably
over -Four Thousand different subjects Ito
which additions are continually being madc)
of Portraits of Eminent Americans, etc, viz:
~ Major-Ge"rals, s25 Statesmen,
1870 Brig.-Generals 1877 Dipines,
2as Colonels ZIG authors,
"a Lieut. Colonies, 80 Artists,
POI Other Officers, ll2 Stage
60 Navy Officers, IS Prom'nt Women
LAT Prominent Foreign Portraits.
2,50oCOpIEs OF WORKS OF ART
Including reproductions of the most celebrat-
ed EIgravings, Paintings. Statues, &c. Cat
alogues sent on receipt of Stamp. An order
for One Dozen PICTURES from vnr Cata-
logue will be flllec Oh rrvopt vf 900. aud
sent by mail, free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

John T. Ward another member Of
Company I, 38 Iowa Regiment die |
recently in the hospital at Port Hudson
This regiment although never in battle
is largely depleted by death from dis
ease. Wiile it is but sharing the fate
of other regiments, its losses seem as.
founding to our people for its dead are
largely from among those but lately in
our midst.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

ANOTHER HERO GoNE.-Again the
cold fag' floats at half mast on the
square! Another family circle is broken
by the rude hand of death Again the
tender ties Of family relation. the sac
red tie of usband and fat err has been
snapped asundcr! Another of the noble
band of soldiers that went forth fir m
this county 'has fought his last battle,''
and "no sound can awake him to glory
again! Ayain are we callel upon to
mingle our sympathetic tear with those
ola stricken and bereavel family. 0.
A. Adams is no .more Cold and
stiff in the arms of death, his mortal re-
mains lie buried far down in Dixie. y
His INN ortal part has been called a.
way where "the weary are at rest, and
the wicked cease from troubllng" The
frenzied madness of cruel and unnee.
essary war is being daily brought home
to our people. No words of condemna:
tion are sufficient for the fanaticism
that forced upon cur people and nation
this bitter cup with it's appalling ter
ror and heart rending realities. When
will the madness of fanaticism say tc
the angry passions Of part;zan cruelty
"PEACE, Liberty and Union now and
forever,' proclaiming fraternity 7ant
brotherly love instead of determination
and eternal hatred as the natural rela-
tons we owe to each other throughout
the length and breadth of the land 3?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
Mead saws ne had, ct New Greg

Mead Says he had, ct New Oregon
when Murg ger, Newell and Bigelow
passed thro' there on their hunting tour.
"a vial Of medicine" which he would
have introduced them to, had he been
at home. A rial! Why: Mead, what
do you mean? Ask Daggett or Harris
how large vial of Mead would last
three McGregor hunters.-North Iowa
Times.
"What do you (we) mean?" Just
what VIC said, Col. Harris and Dag
gctt undoubtedly prescribed some med.
icincs prepared and compounded on the
Homeopathic principle, but to be taken
and safely in Allopathic doses,-some-
thing that would CONCEAL in winter and
in sum II err, unless closely corkcd would
be infested with animalcule. Our viii
was Ct the genuine "Knock 'em stiff" Of
the quality sold in McGregor to country
people, when the pay is demanded be-
fore the patient takes the medicine to
save fling bill for it with administra
tors. Anything less potent we would
never administer to McGregor man.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
M,GRE COR.
See advertiser

MGREGOR.
WA. ClLEs & BROTHER. dealers in Watch.
es, Clocks and Jewelry, have the finest o..
tah'ishment and tho best assorted stock
West If tire Mississippi Ifyou want a time
piece, call upon them for Ane Seth Thomas,
or American CLOCK, or gold watch, They
al>o have An endless variety of fae Jewslry.
Fine watches repaired by them in work.
manlike manner; and they warrant all
their work and all their goods to be as ron
resented n1lv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the
L undersigned have been appointed ad-
m'nistrators of all the goods chattels, credits
and effects of Caleb NJ Nunson. ate of How
ard county Iowa, deceased, and that persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby required to present them for settle
ment with the vouchers at the store of the de-
ceased in New egon Iowa, within the time
limited by law and that persons indebt-
ed to said deceased by note or book account
are requested to call upon one If the under
siyned at the said store and make immediate
settlement of the s,me.
Dated New Oregon Iowa, Sept 8, 1868.
MER'EL r. MUNSoN,
GEO. w. PIERCE, : tdmnistratorS.
JOHN o. MILES, ln47w4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Howard and Mitchell
Counties will meet in Convention at Usage on
Saturday September 19. 1863 at IL O'Clock
NJ. for the purpose of putting in nomination
a candidate to be supported by the Democra-
'ey at the ensuing election and for the trans
action of such other business as may c"me
before the Convention. The ratio of repre-.
scntation will be the same as that adopted at
former conventions.
Dated September 3, 1863.
W.R. MEAD,
L. AvERILL,
II. A. GOODRICH,
REPRESENTATIVE District Committee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

President Lincoln in his Springfield
letter denies that the South ever init
mated directly or indirectly desire to
return to the union whereupon Fernan-
do Wood publishes his correspondence
with the President in which such init
nation is clearly set forth and acknowl-
edged hy tho President.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

ALL is WELL THAT ENDS Wall
Thus exclaimed many thousands after
trying the celebrated Chemical Sal
eratus of DeLand & c.. They say
it works like charm, and they always
have nice light bread, biscuit, cakes,
&c. 1t never fails.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
LOST :! Ac

CTRAYED from the subscriber at Vernon
~ Springs ON or about the 18th of August,
a LIGHT Sorrell Horse; said horse was about
ten yea,e old. short legged and heavy bodied.
was al marked with brand on each side
Of the face around the nose also around the.
neck where the throat latch If tho bride
GENES. Whoever will return said horse or
give information where he can be found will
be literally rewarded.
Vernon spripss sept. 10, 1899. la4twA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Jamos Mitch
ell. youngest son of J. F. Mitchell,
while ont ruling ON herschuok VII tPuc-.
day evening last was thrown off serious
" breaking the bone of the left arm.
His broken limb was dressed by Dr..
Clemmer, and is getting along finely.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part.'
= nership heretofore existing under the
name and style of Brown & Mitchell, is til
day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons
owing the firm must call md settle up ac-
cording to terms of credit or costs will be
made.
New Oregon Sept 4, 1ss3
Z. NJ. n. BROWN
H. B. MITCHELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
JOHN DWIGHT e. co. -
MANUFACTURES OF
s a "a Is B = " "a n,

sVAsN OUlOHl & 20. 1900
MANUFACTURES OF
3 a h Is y =. Y US,
Supsr-Carb. of Soda, &C.,
And Sole Agent in tho City Of New York
Cream Of Tartar Substitute
INVENTED BY
Prof. EBEN N. HoRsFoRD, of Har
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Sonare. i.
lUP STAlRS,) NEW HORk
The high price which Cream of Tartar
commanded in 1854, together with the alarm.
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tons, induced the distinguished Chemist,
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what proved to be a long and laborious scien.
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His efforts were crowned with abundant sue
cess, and hundreds Of thousands of hounds of
the Substitute have been sold and used during
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The following true comparison ofits nature
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Cream Of Tartar is a bi-tartrate Of Potash.
1A1s Substitute isa simple Phosphate, and
contains nothing but schat is found ~ beef
steak, and IN corn, arheat and other te,eais
and IS therefore highly nutriti6As. II also
has a health g1r,mg influence. and suppli,,
hatfor phich there is a constant demand in
he system
10 lis sold for much less price than
Cream Of Tartar. Ini7v4mal
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-11
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRYIT.

O'. "UsssS 1MJ0N'o8s LtHtmeHt, Ii prepared
from The recipe Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the
great bone SETTER and has been used In his practice for
the last twenty year with astonishing A an
external remedy tits without rival and will alleviate
pain speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders istruly hfalble and
curative for Sores, Wounds sprans Bruises &C., It's
scothug healing and powerful properties ex.
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this fact.
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