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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
Telegraphic Summary.

TeleEraphic SUMMARY.
The great length Of the tax list obliges US
to condense the telegraphic news Of the week:
Gen. Meade is declared to be master of the
position north Of the Rapidan, and will prob
ably attack the enemy in his intrenchments
on that river in few days.
Ii is now officially promulgated that Gen.
Burnside has been superseded in his command
by Gen. Foster. 1t is understood that Gen.
Burnside has resigned.
Important rebel correspondence has recent
ly been captured on board Of blockade run
ncrs. These letters are generally despondent
in tone. One, however, from an officer on the
pirate Florida, gives = hopeful view of the
rebel navy
Another terrible steamboat calamity has
occurred on the Mississippi. The steamer
Sunnnyside was burned on the morning Of
the 18th inst, % miles below New Ma 1rid.
Thirty lives were lost. No names given.
The fire upon Sumter continued on the
18th, and the fort is said to be now in a thor
oughly ruined condition. 1t is stated that
Charleston will not be shelled until after the
ironclad feet has got into certain position
and demand for surrender has been refused.
Christmas is fixed rs the limit within which
the city must fall into Federal possession.
General Sherman's army is reported to have
made junction with Thomas right wing.
At tho time of our latest dispatch from
Chattanooga, the rebel battery on Lookout
Mountain was still sending shells at Hooker,
in the valley below, and into Chattanooga,
but without doing any damage. 1t is also
reported BY our scouts that Bragg is receiv-
ing reinforcements, and that the rebels aver
that great and bloody contest must soon
take place for the possession Of Chattanooga
and East Tennessee, and this will probably
turn out to be the case.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

E Aunt Betsy has said many good
things; amens the rest. that newspaper is
like wife, because every man should have
one Of his own. |ta
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

M J. F. Lloyd, in communication in the
Western Christian Advocate, says: "One Of
our delegates brings the cheering intelligence
that President Lincoln has recently expert
enced the saving power Of Divine grace, and
that he now delights to converse on the
subject of experimental Christianity"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

The siege Of Charleston, s. G., has now
lasted for one hundred and thirty days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
4 COURT HOUSE BLOWN UP.
STRANGE AFFAIR.

The Sidney Fremont county, Iowa. Union
says the Court House at that place (the finest
structure of tho kind in Western Iowa) was
partially blown up ON the evening of the 10th
inst The walls are left standing, but the
interior is a mass Of ruins, and the upper
floor is raised several inches. The powder
appears to have been placed at the south end
of the building in the hall. No one was hurt.
1t is not known by whom the incendiary plot
was perpetrated or what was the design.
The vault and safe were undisturbed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
27,678
Total, .27,972 2

Total, ....27,972 27,67s
Radical majority, 294.
The Democrat says the Radical ticket is
elected beyond peradventure. 1t is already
ahead, and advices from Little Rock say the
soldiers at that place will give 5000 majority
for the Radicals. +
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
List of Premiums Offered by the
State Agricultural Society.

IOWA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCtETY,(
SEcY's OFFICE, Fairfield, Nov. Z, 63.
To the Farmers of Io,ca:-I take pleasure
in calling your attention to the annexed list
Of premiums to be awarded at the meeting of
the State Board, at Des Moines, on tbe Sec
ond Wednesday Of January, 1864. I trust
that the lberality of the premiums offered
may induce many to become competitors, and
thus add TO the general interest cf the meet
ing
For Regulators" referred to in Class B,
or other information, address
j. NJ. SHAFFER, Sec'y.
Premiums to be awarded at the January
meeting, 1864.
Entries may be made in all these classes
up to the January meeting, 1864. &
Competition in this division confined to the
State.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

Union Majority I'm Is States 430..
900.
The following are the majorities for the
Union tickets in the eighteen loyal States
that have held elections during the past seven
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
Iowa Always Present.

General Banks has effected landing on
the Texas bank Of the Rio Grande. There
upon the rebels evacuated and burned Fort
Brown, set fire to Brownsville and got up a
huge street fight, the result Of which We care
as much about as the wife did over her hus-
bands bear fight-don't care which was
whipped-the "secessionists or ''rebel cav
airy" "a Maine regiment landed first, and
then an Iowa regiment following immediate
ly y the stars and stripes were flung to the
breeze on the sails of rebellious Texas. Iowa
troops having aided in cleaning out the Mis-.
sissippi, now move on the rebellion by the
Rio Grande. Victory will attend them.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

e3y-The st. Louis Democrat of the 18th
inst. states the vote of that State as far as
heard from is as follows:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
Gov. kirkVvOOd.

On the ushering in of the New Year, Gov.
KirkwoOd will have closed his second term ss
the Chief Executive Of our State. The four
years Of his administration have been the
most eventful period in the history Of the
State. They have required administrative
ability of no ordinary character. 1t is uni.
versally conceded, we believe, that Gov. Kirk
wood has been found equal to every emer-
gency. The outbreak of the rebellion and
the consequent call upon Iowa for troops was
promptly met by his energetic efforts, second
ed by ready response from patriotic peo-
pie. The delicate duty Of appointing com
manders Of our troops was discharged with
wise discrimination, as the record made by
them amply shows. The reputation of Iowa
soldiers has never been tarnished BY the cow
ardice OF q single one of Gov. KirkwOod's
appointees, so far as we have been able to
learn.
While Iowa has been we'll represented
in the field, affairs at home have been con-
Quoted with commensurate skill and credit
The State finances are in good condition, not
withstandiug the immense outlay for military
expenses The benevolent institutions under
way at the commencement of the war the
Asylums for the insane and the blind-have
been pushed forward with true Western en-
ergy, till they are now not only blessings to
hundreds Of unfortunateS, but monuments Of
honor to the State.
The recent election may be regarded as a
triumphant endorsement of our retiring Exec
utive. He came into Office with his party in
the ascendant by only few thousand-he
goes out carrying his party standard endorsed
by tens Of thousands. Strong in will, honest
in purpose and energetic in action, with just
views Of his duty, Gov. Kirkwood has left the
impress of his commanding talents ard liber-
al craftsmanship upon the enduring interests
Of our State, and his name will ever be held
in grateful remembrance in connection with
the history Of these trying times sd
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

Union majority, 429, 600. 4 glorious re-
,ult, indeed
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
No. 69--VkUlT EXHIBITION.
For the best exhibition Of froit.

The sugar must be fair sample Of bulk Of not less
than 25 pounds; and the syrup less than gal
lons and in all the competitors shall make afda
Wit of this .act and furnish full detailed and salts
factory account Of the process of manufacture.
No. 11-EssAYs.
For the best practical experiences of farmers and stock
raisers, on each Of the subjscts named below-two
papers, limitsdeach to eight pages OF foolscap
uscript. Competition confined to the State
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

Best one acre Of corn. raised by boy under six
teen yesrs Of to all boys the State Dip 20
Al! competitors must comply with the regulations
provided for that department. =-
The rewards will be made by the State Board.
c" No. 78-Wo0L PuxMIUNs. -
Best bucks fleece. regard had to weight Of wool,
Best ewes feeoe Same rules s
Best yearling bucks fleece, same rules
Best folded fleece, with explana
Bst fleece, regarding folding, staple and weight 10
Hon. J. Grinnen proposes to pay half these pre-.
m.ums
The fesoss will be unwashed, and must be acconpa-
ned with certified weight Of feece and Of carcass and
also the date Of two last shearings.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
Recruiting Agent for Nluscnttno
County APPOinted.--NOw In the
Time 10 Enlist.


County APPOinted--NOw IN the
Time TO Enifst.
Jacob Compton, of this city, has been ap.
pointed Recruiting Officer for Muscatins
county. The appointment is good one
Mr.. G. has sacrificed much time, without
compensation whatever, since the war began,
IN procuring recruits, receiving and for
warding sanitary supplies, and in o.her Ia.
bors for the good of the cause. As there is
some remuneration fora recruiting officer,
we are glad the appointment has been be-
slowed upon him.
Now let the quota Of Muscatine county
227 men-be filed forthwith The induce
ments for enIisting are liberal. AS some Of
our readers may wish to know what they
are we republish them as we find them in an
exchange:
The following regulations will govern mus
tering and disbursing officers in their pay
ments Of the adv ance bounty, premium and
advance pay to recruits--not veterans enlist
ed by recruiting officers-for three years or
the war, in old regiments whose terms of
service expire in 1864 and 1865. To all re
cruits enlisting a. above required will be
paid oLe months pay in advance, and in ad-
dtion bounty and premium amounting to
tire hundred and two dollars, as follows:
On being mustered in, and before leaving
the recruiting station or depot to join his
company or regiment the recruit shall receive
one months advance-$I3; first installmcnt
Of bounty-$60 p.emium-$2; total before
joining regiment-$75.
At the first regular pay day. or two months
after muster, an additional installment of the
bounty will be pad-$4O.
At the first regular pay day after months
service an additional instalment of the 6oun.
ty--$40.
At the first regular pay day after the e nd of
the first years service, an additional install
ment of the bounty-$40.
At the first regular pay day after eighteen
months service, an additional installment of
the bounty-$40.
At the first regular pay day after years
service, an additional installment of the boun-
ty--S40.
At the expiration of three years. service, or
to any soldier enlisting under this authority,
honorably discharged after two years service,
the remainder of the bounty will be paid
$40.
If the Government shall not require these
troops for the full period Of three years, and
they shall be mustered honorably out of the
service before the expiration of their term of
enlistment. they shall receive the whole
amount of the bounty remaining unpaid, the
same as if the full term had been served.
The legal heirs of soldiers who died in the
service shall receive the whole of the bounty
remain 3 unpaid at the time of the soldiers
death. "
Veteran volunteers will receive one months
advance pay, bounty and premium.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
No. 6S-RIpoars OF THE FAIn.

The best and most complete history and report of
the Fair, published in any daily, weekly
monthly newspaper In Iowa-.---------.------.- SO
ID do do do do do Is
All newspaper competing for this premium will send
four copies containing their report to the Secretary at
Fairfield.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

Best crop OF fall wheat not less thuen two acres,
and not less thaa s5 bushels per acre re...-Dip. 40
Best crop of spring wheat less than two acres,
and not less than IS bushels per 10
Best crop Of corn. tw acres, not less than 100
Bushels per acre. 40
ID do do do 10
Best crop Of oats, not less than two acres, and
not less than 80 bushels per acre Dip. 70
Best crop Of potatoes, not less than quarter of
an Dip.
Best crop Of sweet potatoes, not less than eighth
OF an
Best crop Of carrots not less than eighth Of an
acre--.-.,....-.---.. ---.....-.---.-.....Dip. 8
Best half of fax for fiber and seed Dip. 10
Best half acre of hemp. 10
Best quarter acre of tobacco 10
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
V1cKsBURG, Miss, Oct. 25, 1863.

that the 10th nobly cleared itself Of the impu-
tation of being the Copperhead regiment Of
Iowa. That unenviable distinction now be-
longs to the 35th, as far as we have heard.
On that day the soldiers proclaimed to the
people that they be will satisfied with nothing
but war, with no arrangement for peace until
the last rebel lays down his arms, willing to
accept peace on any terms they can get, and
not as the Copperheads wish, on such terms
as they themselves choose to dictate. And
if we, who have to endure all the hardships
and privations, and face all the dangers, are
desirous that the struggle should be continued
until the cause of liberty shall triumph, can
see but one reason why those who are enjoy
ing all the comforts of home and greater
degree of prosperity than they have had be-
fore for years, should be continually clamor-
ing for peace. and that reason is that they
are traitors to their country, and enemies Of
liberty and her glorious Institutions.
If the people of the North have done their
duty as the soldiers have done theirs, copper
headism is buried so deep that it will never
know any resurrection. And believe they
have. for we have already heard from Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Iowa, and the news is such
as must cause the heart Of every true patriot
to leap for joy. And especially does it glad.
den the heart of the soldier and inspire him
with new courage and determination to per.
severe through every difficulty, to be thus
assured that our friends at home will never
desert us, but will strengthen and uphold US
in every extremity.
On Wednesday, the 14th, the expedition
before mentioned commenced q forward
movement; and as Gen. Mowers brigade had
kindly given US permission to occupy their
camps, which they left vacant with the excep-
ton Of few tents that were occupied by
convalescents, we Immediately took posses.
sion, very thankful for the kindness which
permitted US to do so. =
The 18th moved into the camp Of the 5th
Minnesota. In our intercourse with the CON
, 1863-01-12

'T>RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whcreas,
i 11arttn O. walker and Luvan r. his Ntfe executed
to nc Deed Of Trust bearing dese ths PIX dn1r
rtcnrsied In The Recorders Qtdee od tue County O.
Gook STATE Of Illinois. In Book 1s5 Of Dcede fTge
frHst psIticualy set forth two of which notes pay
abe June Lat and December # l iof oae 3o nn
tie st notes endorsed ~ f mn m
dne and nHpsid to Tic onlount Of seventeen hundred
sn with the inests: tassso1 @ st Is 10
If lie hover il ne vc4ted b. sad Deed 9! Tsuss. !
W se tie property to me la saia nssa o.
lie sad two Eoses 1lorea with interest thereon and
the costs Of Ills Fac at Tublc a7e!on t9 ths highest
GftT af chicsSo, on SATURDAY, the sayc1teenth day
Of 1suua5 instant, At ten O'Clock IL tue 1ore9ooh o.
ksid Dce Of trust Is Lot. tnIce e. te2 1n
ard 1he south quarter of Let ssyen @ ~ a, e d1
tion to the Csy Of Chicago n,,-c ,r..,..o.
1.tsti 1annarxafh 1s.s -. irEYIfHtf
, 1863-01-12
Dated Janua1y 3sh~ 1a3. 1r3ystst4t


MORTGAGE SALE.-Wheycas,
Knight (ha vile loafng thesein.1 70 secnsn tho Pr
tnent Of III crta bond Of thst date. conditioned fos
ind delivered lis :ertain mortgage deed y sad
TreEent. Jr. thsseby eoaye{in n 70 aa11 ~
the southestt quarter Of the nor.neat quarter Of sG
tion township east of the trd psiac1pa3 !n
recorded II ese q the ReeosdeE q asia xGeS Geoe
County bSok 8 q gaEc 1n1 n m naG
Ment Of his aid bond which hss lonS tS fson
HnEf % Isl; beiax now due and unPsld T. nur-
Pnbe Notice l. theEef,re hsssey Esn x aa:s
tsined chssies l. GTeEo to Eao1a me iii al On lie
md msxtgaEa hss b;9n GE din1 >SIfAEy IssS at ten
oe1ocS the iorenoca q ~. dsY <ea az sbose d.
flon eas to IT, fhe money sd bond
Via ths Seats and axpsnse* ., s1u <''>' @~ -
sas: and deliver 'feed tG9M1aTi.Es t91TiEs !, GREGoEy.
=" :: Assisuee Of said Baaa aaa Aos'Safe.
, 1863-01-12

1BANK OF AMERIC1,,
Heretofore incorporated and doing business 10 the city
OF Chicago under the general laWu OF the state
TOR Of Iute Aecoaats ct sad State u h1s o.ncs IN
faic hereof fnndh deposited for tho redemption
Or said HoteA will lie given Mp to H4ld hank.
Dated tlls 10Th dsy Of May. 4. D. 1861.
GEORGE SMITH, TresIdent,
+, r. WILLARD, Cashier. jy2Sgshoje16I
, 1863-01-12
pATCHELORS HAIR DYE
I \ t,,4 4l,o
TATARRU! CAT ARR ID
pr. see}ey:s Liquid catsrrh Remedy,
Asuse cure for
rc+arrh or cn1d in the Head.

scssIcr to cure {stanh than fonsuTrton. md ~
rc,nr DC Errt We prevent tic !nttst fssHotM
nirrstanh ttat tlc letter way to cure coatunP'oa
Tic symptoms cf ca.a,rh A. tes gSnsf;s1ly Pnal
nd rd tat tey Fave frequent sttaeks and IT more
% c change: of tsnpsFansFd es d,e.Frs T. ~ a
KID nctid anerwkids hceomsnE thick ana *aheaife s
X disease nseonea chroa!s ths e11x iheV aIe
ov dick aud heavy and elshcF got "a o. ~ noS
liz uosr c!.e tey I'll Into tae sn1oas ana
csnrc had breath; tic voice Is thick and nasM tne
s,tA SIC weak the sense Of smell leascaeo oF ao
Il; he s!d Of lie II4CID ATAisisu REMEDY. a4l
:.cSr Fyurtotua ctn he ettcruhalE rcmovso ,,.,.,
OF son viii fu:l aud cieat dre1tlous. scnt " ex-
Press.
Office, 1872 South Clark Btreet, Up stai1so
.sdr,s, Dr. D.. H. SEELTE.
n,i;y,S5Sm Post Office Box Asst. Chicago. III.
, 1863-01-12
Opsters.


DISSOLUTION.-The Co-Part-
nerrhlo heretofore existing unfes the name aadt
stJle q CHAMPION T9oR I'll I'll 81 81 confinasd
81 ismet Todd Vho i alone au1aoTtzea 10 ~" 3
naiae Of dc 1EIa in liquidation r. CHAMPION.
-. .j1NGS TODD .''..
, 1863-01-12

PAYABLE In GOLD,

sem,nuua1ly, which equal 1t the present premium
on gold 70 about eight Ee1 cent, Per sRnnNs ,s ~
vhS fsTe any money tn Unrest shou1d know and @ e,
member that these bonds aIe. T. eaect Ft1Sa es,.
Ind Securities md the Immense products 9f AZ 13 taS
IN e. S9 tSs as q
cst and HqnsdBtlon Of rriucir1l. By Customs 0aues
Excise stau,Is and 1ascrnA Revenue seFsee 70 H&Ae
RODd5
, 1863-01-12


Wauzer Millic miss 8
Waldo Addfe mrs
Walter Lydia nlrB =,
Walker Celia miss
Nagant TRACY miss
Walton Mary mrs 80. =
Warner Margretta mrs
Watson Mary
Warner Sarah miss
Wentworth Rcbccet N
Wctherell 6arnh mrs
Wentworth Cynthia m:
| Webster 4 Il miss
| Wells HELEN 3 Mre
Nbitcnnlb lmogenc m
, 1863-01-12

Y7T Q ILLINOIS. CENTRAL
i Railroad Company vn receive Proposals. 1 % CO...
struct ftcht6 from three to nve miles In enE1n,
nE ID ali tw enty miles to from vest eas. aceots
!roauos county e Spring Cresk Tne q s9es "a h
feet Contractors mdet furnish sas!:tsctot5 eTioenee
ofthe}r ability 10 perform the xoFk Ret1ssn see 1rS f
be III On The tenth daT or February nexs 70
H. CLARKE, Chief Engineer l. c. Il L. Ge; ia r.,
Iufpofs, 4GAe5AE..&
, 1863-01-12
-|tcTEP,S SAIE.-In the Supe-

NIASTER'S SALE*-In the Supe-
MI -3o1 corrt of chicago. .vau h: Higgins ~, Als:
sina slcs1uf1ay. s9bett 4aE. IurEy Appoaas5. s7oi
IL yirt1ss Of decree Of said Court u,ade and n
terSt in s1l cause on the 18th d4y OF pecenoef
isSs: s,sii. On tle 19:h day Of january. D ~
: hse! qelsss II tss af GSso ~ Z s
County 81 CoSk AID Sste of Illinois s4 q e9.t
sash 1pt tStora tn-Wit-Lots numbers e!eFen
III iWe1e II ri, md thirteen m of MSS5 nanfI aadi:
sStsntesn a. n r hStes I'll il sd Gty ot
Chicago. IN tue coGs IR EcOTT Master In Caances5
.1,sxru F. nAET. CoHpfts Soif. ar.?{5,s st 1tcx
Ehic4gn, Dec. 9th, - y. W.. -.
:NOTICE IS HEREBY GavEN ~ = y
to Al persons Eho haoG a. nsessat IL ssfd for u
niicston at the rtkulhs ~ ~. 5nnrt Horsc h Ch
,1sonE County, 10 te hnlAsa - - TsbSSrsrv nnxf
ic1go. On Inc ea41u 'so@' PAUL KELLER.
Ii =. - .>S PETER EEiLkR.
Il ostLn aat,+eo Joh1. EasseE. deceased
Ii E1ecntemssse emsssen;rSer. o. GtF tsS d:el- -yt9eE
, 1863-01-12
Epcflal Nofifts.-
A CARD:1; :. =: - ~ |
" .:.,. :t~:t I:
Deafness and Blindness.

mn. UNDERWOOD t1culist and Aurltt Operative
surgeon 1cs Randolph street near thesher7uan AoRsc
CHICAGO. 1L1iSofs.
Aeyoted Ii: Mss t. ~
nj! tie new and Ingenious instruments ard apparatus
and thr dcrrnt ,odet q treatens used tor tag r..
ma Arrnl Hospitals and InnrnNrats o London Psr4s
j.rn Nnd Vienna He .periortus al the arrro.ed
N.tircisl Pupil t:oka Eye. Eutropum. Eetror!rtn. =.
t-,slouo, t1stula and the Ee1,asa o.
lion. Artificial Eyes and Esr1ru9s aSa
An,:-ccrt. stosco}e Fharyngosc9pe and opannifa11c
microscope .nRtsusnents and n14ch3ngt! &6at
aeis p tho Evc and Ear thus revealing INC caase ano
h'thcto iecn thought forever hidden In darkness aud
insrcnntrnnle OlEcuIity 1ki,ySsa1na
, 1863-01-12

TWDIING woodbury. will
II nousexecrera psy @ M gei so;a y Wnsa toy
tse e n1Tchasa sae sanuAe Fuel o5 k9sa s GEAY.
Of ,nr N%rt-k 1at Maat.1Ss:. aa<scs~
9eEI6S&2 Vot'
, 1863-01-12
TILE GREAT
INDIAN MED1GlNE Z,


- NAA ~e
Az vHrAn1Na CURE tor WEAKNESS. Emission. I'm.
not-ncy Loss Of Power. Pains IN the Back, ssono
J., ~, Tl.dder obs,ructed aud Dl8cu1t Menstrna~
ton ard nil Diseases csuaed by Destattus from fhe
Pat, Of Nsturo. vfx: Wcaknea* Of the BACK ana ;
Limbs. D!muess Of Slight. Losa Of Memory. con1a'
sion ct Ideas Depression Of Spirits. Evil fofeooo- i
1nrs Nervous Ir.ItahI1ity. Sc1fl}ssTlst Love ot !,
EolI,udc Dls:,epsa. Cough. Symptoms oCCohsonlp !:
tion. &c.
cr 6sss e The he oo$ I'd
s.; Sssu '9 e. sssass 4sasd sss Tue rory 'oe Oh
ry-ny tie utc Of this CURE" all IMPROPER dis
char9ce arc removed.
necs .'as s sound mind body are necessary TO pro
tuo,e connuhtal happiness. .
nh o se1ses ist!s'h 4e,i@ s as
tadisidusi suffering from general asonty o. ngm pe
III IT, sSs ~ n,s ~ j sas sss e1tss 4
INDIAN REMEDY.
tc;e vie tsqsa nth III 4cs y msa
al lid wc would eaJ:
never Despair: Tho *schcrSkss r.; @ssSaa S8re''
WILL noctors I have fai1ed!I
xvtt deals xit dise.@ca It exists not only *triE,
ssst ,nS 2snr'as &c ~ sasss
son ea eattnE iis aud heh through every vaan and
&C sE a:x s!,at s1t e 2sn Z ssS
sasst TsTe s.ts enFe no matter ae~
..;,on' i II r. GoNTiISs 10 M1SERAL Po!snS q M 61s
T. nrcnascd from pure vegetable cxt1sess III tne a"
oEoT nsfsicn!ars. gct chcnlAr. FREE from az
4ins la III si41n ,a i is a e agsis: form
.friad hT Ex'Gcss to III parts oftle world.
es~so:d by oil respectable Druggists everywhere.
Dr VI r MERWIN Sole Proprietor
6 South Fourth Street; .
SAINT LOUIS. so.
NTH s. D " Z FL K
No q Lake street.
Wholesale and Fetal Agents. and sod p ~ O5us9,s
ia Chicago. oZe-s40l4-"ekF'"'J