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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-24
THE DAILY REBEL.

o. Persons ordering rsE REsu BY lnsil VIII
please bear IN pird thai re VIII not receive any Of
the shnplssierp isutd by The AiabaDa Insirsnce
Companies, nor those issued BY private bankers IL
Manigonery OF elsewhere. Neither viii We under
take 70 RETURN shinpastsIs sent as, after The pub-
cation N this natioe.
"a. we wish 50. employ Hight mailing
clerk. re reliable man. We ofFer good WA
g.s and permnneH! SITUATIONS.
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OF TuE ANNiYERsARY on
Wnshlnsion's Birthday.
Monday, Fen. 2ad, 1868.

THE committee on the part Of the common eoun.
III and the Nashville Union Club have adopted the
oowng the Order of Exercises at tue Hall Of Rem
esantstiyes ut the State Capitol:
ORDER or EXERCISES
Commencing At II O'Clock, AN.
Music by the Military Band "HAil Columbia -
and by The Glee ub--"Red. White and Blue
Q, Prayer br Rev. j Huntington.
3. Music By the d--"Stsr.Spaneed Banner -
md the Glee Club "Battle Cry of Freedom
4; Reading OF Wsshington's Farewell Address, by
Jordan Stokes, Esq.
g. Music by Rand-"Banner If the Freo.u Music
by Ole" Club" Glory Hallslujah"
g. IJtroduetinn and speeches Of Invited guests and
reading letters from them.
Z Masic by Band-Grand March. "Ths Atoericor
Roy Music by Glee Cinb-"Flag OF the FrSe. y
The whole 10 conclude with the Star-SpanFled
Banner by the Military Band and Gee Clnb and the
audience arc invited 20 Join in the ehorRs.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
on ROOM AND DECORATIONS. ON yrslr.
Abraham Myels, Col John A. Martin.
Charles Ssyers, Oh. w. Raut
Capt. J. ". Clark, Capt. Austin,
'NTATioNAL sAIuTE. on RECEPTION.
Iient. G. II. Irwin, John Hugh Smith
Lieut. O. T. Wharton William p Doyns
Sergt. G. j. Campbell.
The Comnittee respectfully request that all places
hus ness DO clnaed that the National co0rs be ala
syfd ircm The houacB ~ the citizens and tbt thoae
avnR charge o churches or public buildnsa cause
re bela thereof to he rng At sunrise noon and pun
They respectfully invite the ctisons and military Of
no city conniy and adj lining corniies to participate
n tie 'brati0n. The ladies' are partcUlsrlv inyi
ed 10 honor the 05Cason with their pregenco
Nhrah no Myers, Horace n. Hari isoH
Charles Gaytrs. William p. DoWna
n NJ. soulGrsfe r. GlsscasE
Con- Conn Council Com. Nssh. UnloR Club
This is accom- anied by thofollowing notice
n che local column
TEENFssgn AND ALABAMA REprGEEs --.aTbe reh,
rees from Tennessee Alabama and other Southern
iaips nov " Nashville. are requested 20 meet AZ the
eyer epd ~ ihe Market house on Thursday night foT
he rurpofe Of masking arrangements In oin TIE cele
5tstiun Of the 22d inst. MAuRY CoUETY
have read this paper over. advertisement
and all. How unlike Nashville It seems
Scarcely familiar name in IT, and those which
lro familiar, SO contaminated and tainted. as no
longer to be pleasing. The types look at one
strangely from their place like unknown sien
boards in an unknown street. Great God
an abolition newspaper in the capital Of Ten
neseee Not only this, but low, vulgar
ignorant dirt-thrower and mud.eater Of Yam.
kee' insulting our women and our dead, from
sanctuaries, which used to be so loyal truo anc
indebted. II is too much No honest Ten
neasean bat feels his heart beat quicker ant
hia hand gov stronger, when he thinks Of II
nor who does not burn with Impotence for the
hour, when he may aveDge the foul crimes don,
his Slate and people
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shonld work out her osh salvation. 1t =
better, far better, that she should owe her
Independence ts her own strsHg arm aud
indomitsble determination to be free. Hci
destiny is in her own hands aud few
more heavy blows will achieve her deliver
ancc. When that happy day shall have ar
rived, let il not be said that we are the
debtors Of any nation or potentate on earth
These sentiments we have long entertained
aud often expressed aud We only repeat
them now in connection with few re-
iections OF the "signs of the times" 10 the
dominions Of Abraham the First The
Yankees, twelve months ago, we're going
10 sweep every rebel and every rebel sym
Paihizer into the Gulf Of Mexico. They
bad no doubt Of their ability to do it, and
nobody questioned their hellish inclins.
tious. The last half Of '62 unfolded u
them the utter impossibiiity Of couquerinp
the South. Then, for the frat time, we
heard general murmur agaiusG hinsoln -
Soon it swelled into a cry,
"fvps low voice, bat lis lond rosrn
Now the fact cannet be controveried that u
majority Of the citizens Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iii
nois and other States, perhaps, are sick Of
the var aud ardently desire peace. It is
needless to ask, what has prSduccd this
mighty change! Every man knows, who
ls capable Of spelling crucidx, that our gal
nnt troops have done the good work Had
'heY been defeated before Richmond, at
Ficksburg, and few other points, the
Yankee howl Of determination wsuld have
been doubled in volume.
Our soldiers are still to do it. Defend
rs still upon all the cardinal points Of at
tack and We are safe Brt.let us lose one
and the war is extended indefinitely. Pluck
is what wo want more than politics or d.
oIomacy, and swords more than pens. Let
the North 90 on, All well and good. But
let us 20 on, too, and it will be better, No
nan ought to DO deludod 20 cock, howev
or game, should crow bef5. 10 is day
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HARM ANp REsIDENOEFOR sALE.

lAHM AND FhEoIUANUh FUR bhLE,
4 OFFER Tor sale py farm and residences located
4 "A miles from Lafayette, the county scat 81 Wal
ker CO. Ga. aud ist miles from The W. q A. Railroad.
There fe three hundred acres, une hundred aud forty
cleared fenced and ready for p uiuR, the balarce
we'll timbertd. There is neat framed dwelling with
" rooms. and ont k0ussa complete. Tho aln Il \
ai 70 framed building with KOld running genr AZ.
tashed for driving Thra'ker aud Cotton ON. Que
slaDlsa are now ifanitS baiidings. viii cav apS
sheep sheds con- plsls and 10 good repair There I,
good veg6iakls gsiden and lno orchard ~ choice
apples, peaches and pears With ch0ice variety N
grapesdc TIC place vs. wen Watered With spring ani
well conveniently located The location IL a. beslhl
aa can be found anywhere, ANY ono Whhng firlhe
particulars viii Apply Immediately %
lsbi0-iuis E. W. RUSSELL.
Lafayette 6a.
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The Empire State Iron and Coal liining
Company,

lUFFIUN " Eh DIhUUtuh ht y UNVN HIVUHJ
MACON, GEORGIA.
ELAN ALEXANDER, President
WV. 3. JOHNSTON
r. X. BLOOM,
n. i. STROHEOHEE, nt,.,,a.
J.. CowLEs,
A. n. LOcgEVT,
A. y. THOMPSON.
JAMES A NRBET, Secretary and Treasurer
A. r. Thompson, General Superintendent
Jan. l4th, 1868. Cru
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CTTY TAXES

TINE Tax payers will please call az the Recorder
l. OAieo and give in their property aud polls, 70
city taxes for tho present year.
FeblO-Im JOHN p. LONG, Recorder.
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sPEcNRN No q.

"The Journal, from the force Of msle habit, still
crates of Us logic" and its arguments and NJ
iempts to play The critic. We can excuse Is.
Some are bewldered In the maze Of schools
And come made coxcombs, nature meant but fools;
In search Of wit, these lose their common sense,
And then turn critics Ia their avn defence.'
Bat unhappily for the pro slavery orgsn:
Some neither can Tor wits nor critics pass
AS heavy mules are neither horse nor Ass
In conclusion, tho "Union" comes down hard
on the donkey question. Here arc
SPECIMENS AND 8.
"'Ihe Louisville Journal says that the Upion mas
made an If ITSELF II evident dent like compe-
titirn. Well, the journal donkey may have the sta
bic TO ite and bray rs loudly ss i, peaRes over its
bunch 81 conservative thist es.
"The Louisville Journal prints the word ass twice
IN one briet paragraph. What egotism''
T1ere, that will do Fob let us wash our
hands and But first let us note a
grand fete. In another column we find the
following 1t speaks for ITSELF
CELEBRATION
OF TuE ANNIVERSARY or
wnshlns'On's Birthday,
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spEclhEN No. /.

The mastering Of two hundred thousand negroes
and heroperatioss 10 she field would be bad enough
louisville Journal.
Wen, f their Operations fall upon yOuF head. you
will leel a. much IN your element ss tumble bug.
There's wisdom for you! Take cut yoar
Testaments and when found stick piy. But
slcree another
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epEclNsN no. q.

The Louisville Journal says shat Bu are wound
lp." Better be wound up than run down, liho The
Journal with the handspring Of common sense, and
he baauce,wheel OF good temper both utterly ruined.
We suspect that "wiad' is equal to the pos
sum on tho porsmmon tree, referred to by the
orator Of the harp Of thousand strings" But
the editor grows poetical, and gives Ne dash
OF sentiment IN
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~ GRAPE.vIEE AND GTHERWIsR
oy DiTs Of THE DAY.

CHkqTANoosA. 1880. Monday Evening. I. ,
Il is rarely that ! am political; but copy O.
that infamous mud rag, the daily dirty Union
Of The 18Th has been placed befors me, and il
examining its contents, mast depart from my
ususl custom. The leading feature Of thin
issue is it's assault upon Prentice, who is de
nounced as "pro->lavery propaganda.
Good Lord Not only this; the journal is
stacked on all sides The quantity Of Maud
thrown at It 10 enormous. quote few
spicy" speeimons-s froE under while
give
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-24

THE committee on the part ofthe common eoun.
~ and the Nashville Union Club have adopted the
olHwing as the Order Of Exercises at tue Hall Of Rep
essntstiyes at the State Capitol:
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dE',. F;'F7' 5 = Sss;;;iisi d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-25
Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most cffectus antdotcs that
medical science has discovered for this affecting dStcm
Is tar superior other remedy dyiSe is known
by AL hu have given i, trial, That il does comb
virtues truly extraordinary in her effect upon this class
ni CuupaltS, is lndlsutdbN proven by the great null
ttude OF publicly known and remarkable cures il has
made Of the follow ing diseases: lktnE's Evil,
Sslnmd'I,sAS SweIIiugs, TumOrs, Erup;IOn-,
ssO-e st. 4 nthODy's Fire, salt ASh~ um,
csid Head, Coughs from tubeTculOus de-
pn. stS ira iht AuoGs, white SWeliingS, DE
biitty, sEr0P~y. Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Hndl'
Gge-t'or, syphilis and SypiiiLic Infections,
Eercu'ial Disenses, Female Weaknesses,
aud indeed, the whole series OF complaints that
from mputfty of the blood Minute reports of indyid
al cases NAV be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC,
which is furnished to the druggists for grauous distr
some Of the remarkable which it mas made when
all other remedies have filled to afford relief Those
cases are pur2nsely taken from all sections of the
try in orer that every reader have to
one Whu spcab him of its benefits from personal
experience Scrofa deprcsscs the vital energies and
thus leaves its victims fan subject to di> and
Its tttal results than healthy constitutions Hence it
TENDS to Shorten ana does greatly shorten the average
duration OF human life The vast Importance of these
considerations has led us to spend years in pertectng
reheuV Whlch adequate to Its cure his now Of
fer to the public under the name of AYERS SARSAPA
RLLA, although il is composed of ingredients, of
which exceed the best SlrSdDari[Lq in Alternative
power by its aid yUu may protect Yourself from the
suffering and danger Of these disorders Purge the
NJ cOrruptons that rot and tester N the blood purge
out the causes of disease and vigorous health will fol-
low Bv its peculiar virtues this remedy mulates the
vital functions and thus cXpes the dStempers which
luE within the system or burst out on part oft.
w know the public have been deceived by
pounds of S1rSapaftt0, that pro missed much and did
nothing; but thev will neither be deceived dsap-
pointed in this Its virtues have been proven by abun
ing excellence Tor the of the affecting diseases 1t is
intended to reach Although under the name it is
before the people, effectua than any 9TH
er which mas ever been available to them.
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G0Grtester 9atIp Syn.


IL
. Mails Close as follows;
Northern worcester County, Vermont and New Hsmp.
shire via Worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 M, and
titchburg Lancaster Leominster West Roylston Oak,
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. H. at sos g. m.
And $50 p M and are due al Sis m. and 7.O0p.
truaoton and East Princeton at $50 and is due at
Sis q
Civ OF 6pston $50 and 800 a. M, l2l5. g. and 500
p ana are due at $50 $50 M, $40 and SIS ?.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, ana Eastern Mass.
ehusetts-sO0 a. NJ and $40 p. and arc due at 800
q. m, $40 and Sis p. IN.
Rhode IsRnd-(E Except towns on the Worcester and
providence Railroad $50 q. N, and $50 p. and
Due at 9 80 a. M, and $40 p. M.
Way Mail on Providence aad Worcester Railroad 81
m, and is due at $40 Il.
western-(All towns in Massachusetts, West Of wor
eester) a. IN, and ara due at l2,45 p, M
Albany, (WesteTl New York and Western StatcS) 5
g. m, and $50 and are dHe at II IS and 945 p.
Springfield, am. and $50 p. M. and due at 9il
q. m, Il, Is and As D. 10.
Hartford, ali Connccticut Except Windham and New
at l245 aud 9.45 D.
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
and are due at 9.iSa.Ia
Nov York city and Southern States a. M, and OF
$50 Sud 6l5 p m; and are due at 500 and at $50
and 945
Barre Barre Plains Petershsn. Paxton, Dana, North
Dana ald west Rutland $40 M; and are diie al 'V'
Holden, Rutland, North r. tpui i,ul baristcn, cold
brook, and Oakham, $50 p and are d0e a. iV I'D;
Leicester rs a. M. and toO M ara are a%' az ''V
q. M, and 500 p m. ,,,.. -.
Mnioury, snd West Mhpgry ESQ a. ai' and $3.50 p nj
ShreNs5ary lis D. NJ. ana IS lac AZ 500 s
Grafton, New Engla.j Fias2' ana totdaVliIe' 6'5J a.
Tiremae ham south Frsi:in.4a1. la7knJou a 3hlsnd
Woodyilie Westboro, NouL3 ro' N)Ethba'o Cords
vile and Grafton l2l5 M az -c d1e ~ 80 4 m
Milford Mendon Holliston, Bolton. Botin. 90 &. u
and 0c p, and due at $3.50 6.l5 3.
at this Office on Sunday at 6 10 ocloCS ..
ohlce hours from IS a. M, 10 500 .. III Sundays
tram l0e0 TO 1910 a m. J. NJ. EARLE Z. u.
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the constitution descending from parents children
the third and fourth sratiOn; ndct it seems
10 be the rod of Him who saws Il i'll visit the iiques
of the fathers upon their children The diseases orig
mates tke various names, according to the organs it
ttcks In the lungs, Scroula produces tubercles, and
finally Consumption; in the glands. swengs which
suppurte and become ulceruus sores in stomach and
rwcls, arrangements which produce indigestion, dys
repsia ai liver cOmplanS the skin, eruptive and
cutdncoUs affections. These, all having the same origin
require the remedy, viz, publication and invpUra
ton the blood Purify the blood, and these danger
distcmpers leave Won with feeble foul cnrrup
ed blood, have health with that life of the
flesh healthy, you cannot have scrofur rus diseases
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GCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
a Sub~Gltut- for CalOnel.

II your bowels are co tive, TRY THEM.
If you have worms TRY lHEM.
# y ySa DFfa ir@MsS Pa 4r ~ i IiiLN
If you are wv spiritc Try THEM.
TE4 9 6SY SG co @S;s i B5x TRY
Blue Mass ard other preparations Of Mercury. u
they profess And vet this corrosive mineral
denounced by the allopahc doctors, prescribed by
Consumption of Lungs, &c.
THE MANDRaKs PILLS are composed entirely OF
roots and herbs obtained from the great stOrehousc of
Nature, and their salutary effects will appear soon
the medcins is brought to he test of air experiment
any sickness o; The stomach; but when given
tGr DyPspsa nay pc proper to use t9em IN G9n1eG
judicous the digestive functions speedily
restored to their tu vgo aud the worst cases of ind
When reflect that the Liver is the largest internal
organ OF the body that to 1t is assigned the important
duty OF eriuG the blood and preparing the bile, that
is subject 10 many disorders and that when it is di'
it is not surprising that medicine which
the healthy operations of the Liver should produce
deru changes in the general health gnd effect cures
which may appear almost miraculous Headaches of
shouders aching of the limbs feeling of general weak
Ing SYMPTOMS indicative of imperfect disordered ac
SCuENCK's MA&DR2KEg FILLS i5O''' " '"' "'' VI
Costivepess Piles bitter or sour erupions, and that
languor. ethargy and depression spirits which unfit
man tor the mahas ement Of business and the enjoy
Mandrake Tilis Price IS cents Ter box ' VI
Remember, DR.. Schenck visits Boston every month,
Nav 10th and 2ist lie is also at % Bond street Few
York every Tuesday for consultation aGvice, but
ciPal ONCE, 80 North Sixth street, Philadelphia
Irice OF the Pulmonc syrup, and Sea weed Tonic, 81
per bottle, or S. the half Dozen Mandrake Pills. rs
GEORGE r. sPURR agent for Worcester,
GEO G. GOODWIN. 4 CO, IS Hanover street BOs
on, are General Agents for the New England tates
myl4 diff
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Ayers Sa"saparilla.
THE PECUlIAK

THE PECULIAR
faint or Infection which we
Gail SCRoFULA turks in the
constitution If multitudcs
ofmen 1t either produces
or is produced by an en-.
fccbled, vitlatrd state Of
the blood wherein that flu
III becomes incompetent TO
sustain the vital forces in
their vigorous action, and
leaves the system to TALL
into disorder and decay
The scruiulOus containing
tim is VariouSly caused by
mcrcurial disease. low liv
ing, dis ri"rtd digestion
rom unhealthy food, i'm
pure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices,
and alb VIC all, the vcncIcal
imfe tion " hateVcr be its
L.
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meO1tinal.
ID r II l L L s
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT

81 Main, cor. Mechanic street.

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.--During the prsc
tice of fifteen years, DR.. Hill has in contact with
almost nnumerable of Debility, OccasiOned Big
dreadm habit Of solitary self abuse. They continue
to all Young who not afflicted to avoid
1t as they value their lives and to advise all who
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they be cured of such trouble and to let them
in time 1t no exaggeration to say that three ourths
OF the insane their nalady TO this horrid habit. The
propretors of Insane Asyums corroborate the state
ment and if the victim escapes insanity docy, yet he
she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures life
either in or of the domestic eircle-wih provocative
powers ruined, afflicted with distrust. doubtful
his friends, in fact perfect hypochondriac, what he
tit for but to be cast out and die Attend to them at
all you who are addicted to this miserable habit, or
may be too late and you may go down to dishouored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who you the pow
which you have made instead of blessing,
they intended. There exists not in the whole
world an object lOathsOme miserable than
thus broken In health and hopes Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven
DR. iill's practice is wholly on the botanic principle
and therefore upon a natural foundation.
Office No. So lain street Worcester, open from a
to 10 Letters post paid will receive prompt atten
finn
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Gnlnlbuses

SPENCER, LEICESTER
ES>S,-.zs CHERRY VALLEY NEW w0R
E1-tzES-t 9-e5f-ss CESTlR, and WORCESTER OH
tssSS7lsS ~ ~ NIbtS. Summer ArFGglgeIsent,
s-zz-=s'sSs @4lssE& commencing lee 5, 1865:
Leave Spencer at =. Leave u Moore's Music
Store, -U1 Main street. Al % p. m.
Leave Leicester * Ia, l.30 p. M; leave J u
Moores Music st re, ,O7 Man street. at 1890 a. NJ. and
500 p.
tuesday, Thursdsy, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester at SD. and u lIooes Music store POI Main
street, at 800 0'cloeS.
Lave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester or each TIP.
Lave New Worcester a. 80 ?. M 1890 a. n. l.SO
n, iVl p. m, Z IT. p. m. leave POI Main street al
s.3o e. I'll, u N, 3j1, 90 90 @ N.
SUNDAYS
Let5e leicester s.l5 And Cherry Valley at $50 a. N
Leave City Hal az ( co D. n.
leave Scw WORCESTER at 10 a. m and 80 D. n Lesvt
City fI1lI a. close OF meetings.
ssxp~eBn sSusineHs promptly attended to.
l. Il. STONE Il Co. Prop
BfILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
AGA >iBUs leaves no. l29 Main street, 10 and
i51 p N From Miii50Ty leaves Loyel's Hotel at 81
n, and 1880 and leaves the Post oihce at 8
H. anu D dtf $50
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meortln&s.

Inc UEedL hine' &c IN bIoOQ EurlnSr
dRlCE ~ PER u TITLE; Ok SIX BOTTLES FOR s.,
This is 4 turely Vegetable Preparation.
In Offering this edicuc to iii public e my du.
ty to i.lunl them Of IL di cuvtry.
some seven ear, ago while on any way from Provl-
deuce to settle at Oh Vest Rheumatism laid its iron
grasp upon !d crphaed me to my he'd tr II weeks
luz ne 0 walk with crdch and stan. Being unable to
cure myself and having consulted many Phys lans and
used AL the Kheun attic remedies heard Of gave up all
hopes u hcll and maze up my mind to live and die
cr,pp Hut ny the providence OF God, Red man Of
the Ferret met the Irarie gathering roots and
brought th, root and Inc how to prepare 1t. My
friends. did prepare IT and ed 1t too and the most
wonderful pa: this history IS that in one week, was
Commencing is pr nounced myself we'll and dur.
ing the next week. performed journey foot of 200
miles free pain. Ana more han all, Rheuma
isin has never dared touch me since: II ,,r-r,cv
The main article in this Extract has never been used
the books Of their inrrcn schools. Hence the
afflicted not with Did articles in new dress, often
whose healing virtue have caused many to rejoice, and
to sneak most earnestly in its favor Yea, they openly
affirm that its curative power cannot be surpassed by
ANYTHING hitherto known used.
medicine both in CHICAGO aud ProviGence with entire
satisfaction to myself and the pubic generally
~ spepsla, Rheunr tism, Neuralgia, and old running
Sores readily yield to the curative power of this Ex-
tact Even those old chronic which have long
kinds have been cured By my Ixtrac Prairie Thistle.
For have cured many such cases and pledge myself
/ OtUt Cc:Any refund the money il not cured
when the patient is undermy o"neye
Frequently Dyspepsais caused by humors on the dt-
gcstive organs. Foul EumOrs running out.
Neuralgia and Ri umasm are humors floating about
the system Now we claim that Mulick's Extract Of
Prairie thistle will Kill the humors, by puri wing the
hood more quickly anu perfectly than any other medi
cin' now use and therefore VIII cure many II not all
Of the following hGmoTal diseases whether the, mani
fest themselves externally by ecroialous SwelnRs,
Foal sores SAT- Rheum, Seald Head Rng Worm, sore
Eyes Hoils, lmpcs Or Internally, by CanScr in the
Mouth and Stomach, Piles, Rheumatism, neuralgia iver
Complaint daundice, Kidney Trouble, weakness in tho
LoinS, Pain in the side and Back , IT,.
"Rhcumatism is caused BY acid or poisonous matter in
the bio Dr. Javnc Of rh,laqelphlS says mat nil-