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Ry order of the County Com.

Tho srd quarterly meeting for Bedford station for
the present conference year viii be held next Sat
urday and sunday, Rev. j. c. Pershing D. D. of
the Pittsburg conference win oticiate.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
II. cal Il. atabea

TTNHn undersigned VIII offer at pablo out-ery Oh The
il premises
On FRIDAY the 2Sth of October,
the following described real estate viz:
His farm of limestone land in South Woodbury. Town
ship Bedford County, adjoining lands Of Jacob sni3er
Dan Mliers heirs and others, continuing S acres and
S6 eTches and allowance. about 72 cleared snd IN
good state OF cultivation, the balaaee timber land
The other improYments good house and barn with
other out-buildngs, and orchard Of young trees
Sale to al o'clock Of said day. Due atton-
dance viii be given and terms made known on day
sale
Sept. 30. lS64-ts. JAMES II. GRAHAM
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WEDNESDAY, November 10th, 1864,

4
ID ford County the uno ersgned win offer for sale at
the Court House, in the Borough of Bedford
WEDNESDAY, November 10th, 1864,
o'clock P NJ the following tracts of land situate in
tho said County of Bedford the property Of Samuel H.
Tate, ESQ., late of the Borough of Bedford deed, viz
No. l. tract of uuim ,roycd land situate in Monroe
township adjoining lands of George Bankeys heirs and
Others containing 81 acres.
No. 3 The undivided half of a tract of land stu
ate in West Providence townsh p adjoining lands of
Smouse, Frederick Mench s. j. Holar and others,
tanning 224 acres ard 70 perohes.
Mo- tract CT land in Southampton township, adj
Joining lands of Jacob Conrad, Jacob c. Mills and Others
20 acres cleared and under fence, with small log
house and log stable thereon erected, containing about
100 acres.
No 4. tract of land in Middle Woodberry township
adjoining lands Of John Stonerood, Widow Croft and
Others containing p acres about cleared and
der fence, with small log house thereon erected
No 5. trac of coal land in Hopewe township sur
yeyed of Jacob Myers, containing so
NO.6. tract of land in East Providence township,
surveyed on warrant of John Gavin, containing 40e
| acres
Mo-. a tr,.c of land in Hopewen township survey
ed of George Harker containing 40 acres
No. 8. A tract Of land in in Broad Top township sur
veyed warrant of William Richards, containing 40
| acres.
No. g. tract of land in Broad Top township, survey
ed of Hannah Gavin, containin ng 402
No. 10. tract of land in Broad Top township, sur
yeye'i on warrant of Sarah Richards containing 4Ot
! acre s. ne
No. IL. tract Of land in Broad Top township, sur
veyei warrant of Isaac Richards containing 400
Nc. u. All of s. II. Tae's interest in and to trac
nd situate in Bedford township containing about .
about 20 cleared and under fence with tvs
story frame house and kitchen attached and log sab
the erected, adjoining lands of Jacob Fette John
Rit chey and others.
No. Is All the right title and interest Of s. IL Tate
de ed In and to tract of land situate in Bedford town
ship adjoining lands of Adam Barnharts heirs Jonathan
pfehl Hugh Moore and others, containing 300 acres
more less about 125 cleared and under fence
with two story log house. log barn and other out build
ings thereon erected There is also apple orchard
/ the place. (Known the stuckey farm.l
Also the undivided half of the and mineral right
land situate in Liberty Township in said Goun
ty adjoining lands of John Savage, Jacob Cypher ans
others, survey warrant in the of Wiam Har
| ris containing 400 more or less.
/ TERMS-Gash confirmation of sale. Widows dow
released further particulars inquire of Col JOS
Il w. Tate. II. NIC0DEMUS,
| Bedford, Oct. H. 1864 Administrator.
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DIED.

Oct Sth, Mary Virginia youngest child Eben and Ma
ry Ann Pennell aged years, months and y DAYS
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CHAyGED-The place Of teachers examination for
Mans Choice is changed to Buffalo Mills.
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S. Nycum Esq, sends us the official vote ofCapt
Weayerlings Company. Union II, Democrat
Meyers J.
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TaE RESULT IN BEDFoRD DcoUSrY.-Theyote in this
county shows falling off, compared with the vote
for Governor last year one thousand votes on Con-
gress 9s4, on Judge 1909. OF these the Democrats
lose 800, we lose 100, just the number of Union
men that have enlisted in the army-and stayed at
home. Probably few of the 800 Democrats en-.
listed but the larger part Of them absent from
home, pending the late drafts. This result should
be regarded as encouraging, for November.
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HOGS :

In all diseases Of swine coughs ulcers In the angs
and liver &c, by putting from half paper TO paper OF
these powders in arrelof swim, the above diseases can
De cured entirely prevented. BY using these powders
the hog cholera be prevented.
Prepared only bY, s. A. Foutz i Bro at their Whole
sale Drug Patient Medicine Depot, No. t16 Franklin
ST. Baltimore Nd.
For sale by II. c. Rcamer, and DE-. 3 e. Harry and
Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United States
johnson Holloway & Cowder, No. % North Third St.
Philadelphia.
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PUBLIC SALE
oF REAL ESTATE-


TN purcuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court of Bed
ford county, win be sold by public outcry the prem
ises
WEDNESDAY the 10th Day of November Next,
the late residence Of Abraham Sill, late Of Bedford
Township deed, the following valuable tract Of land sit
uate Bedford Township adjoining laEds Of Michael
Holderbaum, Adam samncls, Thomas Imler, Samuel
Reigart and others,
Containing about IOS Acres,
having thereon erected two story frame house log
barn. the greater part the land cleared part good mead
ow, good running water and an orchard thereon
about % Acres, within half mile of the mansion
tract Sale to at 10 o'clock Of said day Terms
cash confirmation Of sale by the Court
MARY SILL,
Oct 81, IS64ts. Administrators
sametme sundry items of household furniture DC.
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BEDFORD PA, FRIDAY, OCT. 81, 1864.
UNION MASS MEETINGS,
WILL BE HELD IN
81. .OODY RUN,

Thursday, November 5, at o'clock, P. WI
At Trout's Mills. Friday Nov 4, o'clock, 2. NJ
At SeheIlsburg, Saturday Nov. 5, o'clock, ?. nj.
HON. JOHN CESSNA and others, win speak
at these meetings
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The following report, which has been handed US
for publication, win be read with interest:
Indies Aid Society of Redfnrd.
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0tHARLES KooNS' ESTATE.
" Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration
have been granted the subscriber the estate OF Charles
Koons late of Bedford township d. all persons ineb
ed to said estate requested to make immediate
and those having claims present them duly authen
Gated for settlement. ATRIEL KOONS
Bedford, Sept. 80, lS64-6t Of Charles Kooas dec'a
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL EST ATE.

Y virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford
ID county tho subscriber win sell at public sale the
premises in Hopewell Township, on
TUESDAY the 18th day OfNOVember 1854,
That large and valuable farm of which Jacob Flule
died seized
Containing 2lS acres and 10 perches
Of mestane about threo fourths of which cleared
and under fence; the balance being well timbered
The farm land is in high state of cultivation with
ter in every field The improvements are
Large Frame House, Bank Barn.
and other useful buildings also good tenant house
end Of the place also oreaa I'd ofehoice fruit trees
This farm adoins William Gorzueh, Ell Flukos heirs,
David Pudcrbaugh. Stephen Weimer a4d others and is
about two miles from the town Of Hopewe, Terms one
third Of the purchase money to he secured in the hands
Of the purchaser during the ne Of the widow; he pay
ing her the interest annually the third Of the balance
the confirmation of the SAFE and the remainder in
equal annual payments, without interest Sale to com
naenee at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
]. W. .LINGENFELTER,
Trustee for tie sale ot1e Real Estate Jacob Fake deed
Oct. q, f964-St
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70 IT TZ' S
CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE
r . wv ID ER S


'haE KoSdeTs nave proved, after trial Of several
yeaEs 70 DO superior to any preparation the kind
from the e that they are composed Of medicines that
i laYe AaXatiFe Hon1c and Purifying properties. The
laxative elects erudities from ;he stomach ttoes
te tome gives strength to the system Of tho Horse ana
1e PURIFYING medicines contained in them cleanse the
blood and lay the foundation for vigorous and healthy
circulation The use Of them improves the wl strength
appetite and gives the horse ne smooth and CLOS
~ skln-thqs improving the appearance ylor and spr
it Of this noble animal
THESE powders are not intended as most powders are
70 boat the anina as to give him the apearance Of
and promote his general health
These powders VIII strengthen tn stomach and intes
nes cleanse them from offensive matter and bring them
. healthy state They aFe prevention Of Lung
Fever, and certain remedy for all diseases incident to
the Horse, as Glandcrs Yellow Water Distcner Foun
aer Heayes saEerng Coughs, Fevers Loss OF Appetite
and pltai Energy, &c-These powders if used Two or
three times week. through the winter and spring your
horses viii never get the Lung Fever Coric or Betts
few doses of these powders viii the worst cough
on any horse We're owners Of horses to feed few Of
these powders every year. they might save the vcs Of
many valuable horses
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PUBLIC SALE
OF

DY yirtuo of order of the Orphans Court of Bed
) ford County, the undersigned viii offer for SALE at
the Court House, in the Be rough of Bedford,
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THE CoxxRLLsvIrLE AND SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL RoAD.-The Book of this company we're
opened at the Washingt on Hotel, Friday the l4th
inst. The board of Commissioners organized
on motion of Hon. John Cessna by the appoint
ment of S. L. Russell, chairman. One hundred two
thousand and two shares of stocks we're taken a.
mounting to Eve Millions one hundred and ten
thousand dollars. Among the subscribers to the
stock were, Col John A. Wright, s. L. Russell,
Alex. King, Geo. w. Householder, c. w. Ashcom,
John Cessna, John d. Roddy, w. Baer and John
W. Kennedy. 1t win be seen by advertisement,
in another column, than an election for President
and Directors of this company, win be held in Phil
adelphia, November 10. We hopethese prelimina
ries are indieatons of the viii and ability to
pleto that great thoroughfare at an early day.
The SHOOTING OF Mock IN Sr.CLAIR TOWNSHIP. -
We gave last week some account Of the shooting of
F.edrick Mock on election day in st. Clair township.
The three soldiers. lnna of @heza charged with
committing the act have been arrested and sent TO
Chambersburg for trial before military tribunal
in accordance with an oct of Congress applicable to
their case On Friday the i4sh inst. ]. A. Trout OF
Stellar, was brought before H. Nicodemus Esq. OF
this borough On warrant issued on information
made by John Aldstadt. Sheriff, and John W. Girls
man, charged with being accessory to the murder
Of Friedrich Mock before the fact, He was held to
bail in the sum of three thousand Dollars for his
appearance at the November court John Aldstadt
gave evidence that j. I'll. Trout Directed the soldiers
to arrest Mock because Mock had hit him with !
gun.g HWilliam Shafer to the same. Henry Yount
testified that j. A. Trout directed the soldiers TO ar.
rest him or shoot him, fthey couldn't arrest him.
Joseph Sleek, Mark Houser, d. l.. Suter, Jacob
Walter, James Beegler John w. Crisman, Jacob
Aldstadt and John Feaster, testified IN effect that
Trout had directed the soldiers TO arrest Mock or i
they could arrest him to shoot him. On the OH
hand Trout denies that he gave the soldiers any
direction to arrest mock do any thing else with
him. James Rininger, Gideon Trout Henry B.
Mock, Abner Walker, Samuel Penrose, Morgan
Prosser Mahon Penrose, and Josiah Penrose thai
Mock and others were noisy and endeaForing to ere
ate disturbance on Gideon Trouts premises, after
the polls closed. james Rinnger was present when
il was alleged that Trout gave orders to arrest OF
shoot Mock. Heswore that Trout gave no directions
70 the soldiers in regard to arrestug or shooting
Mock,
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A ISLANDER REFuTED.-It would be useless to at
tend to all the calumnies now floating through the
Copperhead press, but one of the most frequent viz
That President Lincoln receives his salary in gold
refuted by Mr.. Crittenden of Vermont, the late Reg
ister of the Treasury who had charge of all pay
ments of that kind. Mr.. Lincoln and all OF his Cabi
net receive the ordinary greenbacks just like ordina
ry men in ordinary business and the regular income
tax is regularly deducted from Mr. Lineoln's salary
just as it is from every other sary The only officers
paid in gold are our ministers, abroad in places
where currency is not recognized
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
"a Letters of administration having been granted bv
ding Coleran Tp upon the estate of John Bossen
late Of said township, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate viii make payment without deay
acd those having claims against the sae will present
themproperly authenticated for settlement
HENRY 2. DIEHL.
Sept. 30, lS64-6t Administrators.
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Notice to the Stockholders of the ssConnelIs
and Southern Pennsylvania Rail Way Com
pany.
election will be held for President and Directors
~ ofthe "Connellsvile and Southern Pennsylvania
Rail Way Company" No. 23s, South Sd St in the eity
of Philadelphia Thursday the 10th day of November
A. D. 1854, at three o'clock 7. NJ
S. L. Russell, Alex Stutzman
Geoge w HOUSEHOLDER r. D. Barcley,
Job Mann, w. j. Baer,
John Cessna, A. King,
s -fs c. W. Asheon,
oct2l 1s64-3tS Commissioners.
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CoRosRR's ISoURsT.-An in quest over the body of
Fredrick Mock, shot in Stellar tip. election day,
was held Wednesday before J. W. Lingentelter Esq.
ofthis Boro. The following Persons composed the
jury. B. r. Henderson. Amos Berkheimer. Peter
Reib. Daniel p. Beegle. J. w. Crisman. John
Harshberger.- They found that, she came to his
death by a wound made by bail fred from a gun
in the hand of three men dressed in the uniform OF
soIdrs Of the United States their names to the jury
unknown, and that James A. Trout was an acces
sorry before the fact.
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DEALEHs III
WATCHES, JEWELRE AND PLATED WARE.

We offer to purchasers throughout Che United States
large and splendid assortment Of JeRelry and Plated
Ware Of every description prices which defy compe-
ton. y
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NTTTaC1A COW -.

The properties this powder possesses ia Interesting
INC quantity Of milk lR gives it iortaee ANA
value which should place it in the hands Of every person
keepng COW. In attenng cattle, gives them an a
petite, oosens their hide, and makes them thrive igsch
faster,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-10-21

u cans peaches; cans cherries; cans ounces;
cans apples; cans tomatoes; ! can plums; cans
cnrrant jelly; 4 cans blackberry jam; % cans apple
butter glasses blackberry jam.
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION,

I6l 24o7 1741 24o8 174e 1884 1871 24oo 1850 1896
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-27

IA-The rebels look at the armistics
proposed BY the pcace-sueaks jus. y 10y.
al men At the North do:
The 0harlesson Mereury says President
Davis, who has been opposed 70 making
any concessions whatever to the enemy,
has been finally prevailed upon to grant
an armistice to tho North, provided il
is solicited in : respectful manner. This
propoeed armistice, ifgrantsd, raises the
blockade BY l,nd aud ses, which will en-
able our people to lay in large amounts Of
supplies. Tho deserters Of our own ser.
vice will then be glad to return ia order
to receive their pay and an honorable
discharge which win give US an addition.
al force Of 200, 1000 veterans. Then If
hostili.ies ere resumed, tho South is
sure Of success. Therefore We lose moth.
ing BY granting this experiment to the
Yankees, who have openly confessed that
they are whipped, BY proclsiming the
war on their part failure.
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DIR Duty.

We deem it our duty to keep con-
stantly before our readers that most valu-
able of all medicines, known Is Goes
Cough Balsam It has stood the tests Of
time and experiment, and al who use it
speak in the most praiseworthy terms Of
its medicinal value. It is tho real duty
Of every parent to keep q constant supply
Of il 10 the house, ready for immediate
use. Not euly is it . mos: splendid
remedy for coughs, sudden celds, iohu-
cnEa, Group, and all throat complaints,
but it is the consumptive's great relief.
When they are 80 far gone that no mcdi.
cine will ever cure them, Goes Cough
Balsam will DO found an invaluable friend
to allay the coughing, help the expecto-
ration, and ease the sufferer. Why viii
ye that are suffering from coughs, colds,
Group, sore throat, hosrseness- that
are liable to pulmonary attacks, not tshe
our ADVICE. ADD provide yourself With .
supply Of Goes Cough Bslsam-ths best
and cheapest cough balssm 10 the world.
It costs but forty cents, and can be found
upon the counters Of druggists every
where. Mimi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-27
SAVE YOUR WOOD.
"TIIE LITTLE GIANT" -"
OR sEIF-SESERATINo
VAPOR STOVE,

For oil kinks Of cooking, heating Flat Or Sad
Irons, &c, &c, without either Coal or Wood.
By this great invention. We are enabled With
ONE CENTS WORTH OF NEPTHIA to de- ell
the cooking ordinarily required for meal In >
family Of six OF eight, and with the greatest dis
patch and perfect cleanliness, and great asing
also in time. - these Stoves can b. heated ~
we'll ~ eXtiagutshed in few minutes Tley
srs perfectly safe, do not get out OF order, and
can be managed by any one: arc portable. and
can be cssd In any part of the house, - they
make no dirt, need no pipe. and will Sot Lest .
room In the .east. Heretofore no Stove has been
b. instantly controlled, and regulated 10 any
degree desired. This. In Baking, Boiling, Brofl.
tne, 3d. 10 especially one Of the features OF the
Little GioaI Como and see IL Now On sxhi
bitioH q 4. H. PERRY'6 Grocery Store.
etovSs Sog sale ~ An. PE1RT.
Sept !, 1854. .g 1irton, !o.s.
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We have just received tho following
list Of Campaigu Music from Horace Wa.
tiers, publisher, 4Sl Broadway, New
York. They are just what We need for
the Campaign. Send aud get them:
"COME, RALLY, FREEMEN, RALLY
Come. rally Frssmsn. rally;
Ys loyal, brave and true,
Abe LincolA isour candidate.
And Andrew johnson too.
"The Copperhesd Of 1884"
"Ths Chicago Coppeshesd."
"And the Copparhead of 1865"
"God Save our Noble Union"
"Better Times are Coming"
"Friends Of the Union, We Greet You."
"No Slave beneath thst Starry Flag"
"Let mo Die with my Face to the Foe"
Music by james G. Clark, aud others.
Price 80. cents each; % per dor nsilsd
free.
LINCOLN 4 JOHNSON CAMPAIGN
SoEa Book BY Tremaine Brothers.
Price Is cents; $40 per 100.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. 4Sl Broadway n Y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-27

On Saturday evening, Novem.
Der 5th, 1864, at Z o'clock P. NJ,
at the Court House, in Upton.
. Speeches will be made by Hon
VIM. II. Tuthill, Hon. J. r.
Rothrock, Hon. VIM. P. Wolf, J.
W: Bull, Esq, and s. Yates, Esq.
The exercise will be enlivened
with patriotic songs, by the Glee
Club. 7r
This will be the last Union
meeting before the election.
Everybody come out and be
present at this, the last rally pri-
or to the approaching election.
BY order Elk. Committee.
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GUARD THE Polls. -Wo want no
frauds at the election next Tuesday, and
the best way to prevent them is for both
parties to appoint good men who arc we'll
acquainted throughout their townships
to act as challengcrs, and have them stay
by the polls till they are closed. We
know the Union men will attempt no
fraud and want the cops stopped if they
attempt it. The election is to be held
the 9Th day Of November, hence to ena-
bic any person to vote, he must have
been resident of the State on the Sth
day of May last, aud Of the county ou
the 9th Of September last. Any one
coming in after those dates cannot be a
legal voter. Guard the polls"
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~ While the cops hsve been cbarg-
ing frauds spou the Union men, they
have been carrying out the greatest sles-
ton fraud ever heard Of. The New
York soldiers vote, BY enclosing ticket
IN N envelope and authorizing some per-
son living in tho townships which they
a.e from to cast the ballots for them.-
The cops have taken Lincoln tickets ont
Of the envelopes and have pat Mcclellan
tickets in their places. They have aho
filed out blanks with the names Of men
who ere dead, and with imaginary names,
and have sent them to tho State BY the
thousands. They would sign the nsme
Of some real or Imaginary officers to the
papers, and thus they hoped 10 give the
vote of New York to Mcclellan, and to
re.elecs Governor Seymour. Men have
admitted that they were Engaged in car
rying out she fraud II is discovered,
snd We hope, in time to defeat it, object.
What sanctimonious set the cops are.
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POPULAR CohAoTIoSs.-Peopic rush into rev
olution to relieve themselves of fancied wrongs
when they will bear real grievances year after
year with scarcely a murnur. II il q wonder
that bread eaters oil over tbs land have 80 Ion u
patiently submitted to the use of impure COM
pounds called Saierstus, when they can always
have the pure Chemical Saleratus Of DeLand (
Co.'S manufae.uEe by demanding it ofthsir gro.
GERS. The best grecers always keep it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-27

u the reader At this notice" cannot get bog
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store In his
place let him write TO me. enclosing the amount
and will mail a box free OF expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on basd BE-
Cause they csnnot make ~ msch profit - on ota.
er persons make.
None are genuine unless the words .'fSo'lo,ssy
NJ York and Londos, sre discernihle ass Va
IN marx in every leaf Of tbs book Of directions
around each box; the came may Be plainly ecen
By holiday tie leaf to the light. handsome re-
ward will be given to any ons rendering such in.
formation a. may lead to the detection Of any
party or parties countsrfsiting the medicines or
vending the same. knowing them 70 be spurious.
s.ssold at the mandatory Of Professor HOI1
LOWAY. 50 Maiden Lane. New York. and By al
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
thr ghout the United States and the efv.ltsxd
world, in boxes, ct IS cents. % cents. and u ~
osch.
- There IL considerable ssv.ss y tssisl
~ l8ess si0ss.
Hiy IL, lssksD3I