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1Asre are sdsy preparations sold under the
nc"se of Bsttess, put .p ~ quart bottles compound
ID Of Ms eAeaPsst s0hsskey comssos run, costing
from ~ to 40 cent, PER gallon tie taste disguised BY
Anise or Contender Seed.
2his class Of Bitsers haze cassed and sc;N con-
tinus to cssss, ~ long tkoy con- Be cold,
70 de tAs destA Of ehe drssksrd. By their use The
syssss - Kept eontinseg under he iaAse.cs Of A.
!sqsor y created and kpe Up, asd sks re,m i ali
As hosvors attendant .po~ adrsskards life and
death. -.
Esr sSoss rko desire asd will have LioSov
bette o. HoOMan1s German 6ftters. ~
"ssx 70 u ths ee qoalts Of good BTandy 81
whiskey, asd the rsssls seiN Be . pseporaeior
shat ciu far excel - medical Virtue ssa tive -.
eeiI.mey ssy cf sAs Liquor BsHevs ~ tho ,,.,,
end WM COST mach less. Tos ~ .es,aU ~
ssrtaes Of Hsohana's Bitter 10 mes.;sr
sessA good article Of Liquor, n . s,mcA Zee sr,eI
sha" taess isfsrsOr preparations WsH cost you.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II.

" Oous 4As
The State Department has evidence sat
isfactorily refuting the absurd stories re-
Gently copied by our papers from European
correspondents in Paris, Of the appearance
in France Of political mission from the
rebels, and OF . treaty in negotiation be-
tween tho rebels and France. The entire
tone Of the foreign news is improving, but
new aud grave difficulties arc likely to &C.
cur between Japan and the western powe rs.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations: Jno. A. Bingham, Of Ohio, to
be Judge Advocate, with rank If Major, for
the Department VI the Susquehanna Jno.
Hay, Of II to be Asst. Adjt. Gen. Of vol
unteers, with rank Of Major Henry l.,
Moss, to be Attorney Of the United States
for the district Of Minnesots and Ab:am
Hanson, Of Wis, to be Commissioner and
Consul General Of the United States to the
Republic Of Liberia.
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The message Of Gov. Parker, Of N. j.,
delivered to-day, discusses the question Of
pacification. He says the war should be
prosecuted BY oil constitutional means to
destroy the power of tho rebellion and the
re.establishment 0f the National authority
over the whole country. lie disappr ives
Of the plan Of the President's amnesty
proclamation arguing for conciliatory meas
ures and restoration of the State Gov.
ernments ~ they existed before the rebel.
lion and also dsspproves Of tho Emanci-
patton Proclamation as an obstacle.
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MEDICI.

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hronvht ~ 4, 80 s.nso'onsssy emissions,
hsrsf;.s~;,. souss. excess, o cntailed
~, $500. :.s 'oss o. mcmSy, inbecility,
.ymnsnp". ~,,n an rs depierseIe train Of
and ,ar .saa a1a 'TIdhi;s . s.'sd Y .4
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ros nsees..r. 49, !" p.sI. snc o'ner symptoms
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tom, without murcn,r' icS;SSn rom tos sys-
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of tittsburr. Pam Sro,, n. -. ~. Wilson,
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CHICAGO m. il. ME-, " ~ ~ n.nuo'p1 street
dan knew b. j.ms. .S;.r ;.s..s '1st ~; 1of-
| to make the i,nouirv r.. 'unIUsI ~. wilson
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the .umm., ~ aae az. ono'eIa hos itat during
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ns: JACKSON, HERBERT / CO. -.
,s s. % n: National Disp.nsary ~.
vsts dss..as % y, ian. 1850, sr.rs 81 -.
guanntee q curs o a.sa.nP'se fapt lity. W
iGp pi1cy, Soceusal Bmiesioss or Seet.rH..s
go. L.s,ssions, FemsIs CO@pls1jDte. = - -
.y PCC. . isfn and variety Il E...Iss ~.
fees moisrs.. a.. sno;;o o ass
large n. ~ i, z; IsIc ~ ocf etssulss- lfsees
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NrH YoaK. j,

NEW XOAK, Jan. IL.
The names Of Bishops Bailey, Tiuon and
McOloskey have been sent to Rome for the
succession Of the Archbishopricy.
The Cosvier des Etots Unis says BY the
imperial decree Of December ooh, cotton
10 admitted free into French ports ii i'm.
ported direct from the country where il il
produced. In ships carr ying the French
6ag the duties heretofore levied will have
to be paid on cotton imported under for.
eien Gag.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-14

OAIao, Jan. IL.
Over !. 500 refugees from various parts
Of the South have passed through here
since July, 1868, 400 Of whom have receiv.
cd pecuniary aid from The United Statee
Sanitary Agent here. Six thousand dol.
lars have been thus applied from the funds
especially contributed for THE purpose
Persons Wishing 70 contribute to this noble
charity, can address ON. Shipmau, y. s.
Sanitary Agent, Cairo, III.
Near 100 dessrters ssrasslers were for.
vafded 70 their rsgimsnts 81 the Provost
Mssshal.
Brig Gen. J. =. Shepard 10 here.
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SAN FaAssrsco. Jan. II

The representatives OF two wrecking par
tee arrived yesterday from the wreck Of
the Golden Gate. They report that Will
liam lreland's party, who were authorized
oy tho SCENTS Of the underwriters, had re-.
covered $6OO, 600 in treasury, and Thomss
SmiIey's party, an independent organize
ton, had secured $3.50, 600 None Of it has
- yet been brought to San Frausisco and il
70 supposed will not DO until after Smiley
makes terms with the underwriters q to
how it 10 70 be divided.
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New YoRK. Jan. II

wv" o"AS S""s -
The Worlds Chattanooga letter init
mates that our cavalry will soon make a
raid to Montgomery, Ala.
A Washington letter to the Tribune
says the rebel government has declined
TO assent to scheme to make the veal
thy turn their silver plate and jewels into
the treasury.
The same correspondent says that
Lees present force does not reach &c.
900.
The presence or rebel force in thu
Shenandoah Valley is to procure sub
sistence, and also preparatory to a pla,
Of operations which will not probabl,
come to light before the beginning o
the next campaign.
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Nrw Y,

NEW YORK, Jan. e.
A ire on Washington street last night
destroyed the Wholesale liquor store Of
Aessrs. Mcbride and damaging the
stores Of Geo. Elder & Co., and Willard
d Tremaine. Loss $4,000, mainly on
the part of Mess. Mcbride.
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WAsBINGTos, Jan. IA.

Tho Military Committee Of both
Houses met to day TO confer upon the
CONSUMPTION bill. The House c mmis
tee unanimously recommended commu-
tation; 30 did Senator Wilson, but the
other Senators opposed il.
The name Of Albert s. White, Of Ind /,
will probably be sent to the senate to-
morrow for the Jndgship II ade vacant
by the death Of Hon. Caleb B. Smith.
A letter received by the President
from Gen. Bauks, says he will soon com.
plete the organization Of the State Gov.
ernment Of Louisiana.
Gen. Butler has stripped the eagles
OF Col. Libon, Of the 10th. colored in
fantry, for iojuring recruiting among nc.
groos by permitting impressments to be
made.
Gems. Hunter, Wadsworth and Cad
valdez are on the Court Of Inquiry, on
charges against Gems. Crittenden and
McCook.
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HEADQUARTERS Army PoroMAC.

Especial TO Tribune]
Nothing Of importance was stirring.
The North Carolina troops in the army
have been sent back to Orange C. H.,
and are no longer permitted to do picket
duty on the Radidan.
Especial to the Herald.
1t 10 very quiet to-day, except the ru.
NOR that the Sd corps were under march.
ing orders.
Weather milder and thawing.'
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Important Care sf Ceasu.pt,.,

The Rev. 4. G. Huns, Of lndia>ausl,. =,
adds his testimonial 70 he many oehess rs,m. !.
sssly sared Of Consanptiss, ~ N Weos nr..
.he fr;s.Ss ~. !, i sssssrisiss -
| knc.Isdee grsatful fensabesanes fcr e. 80
ie:oionai duties ~ myself. I he'd been a1,cs.a
VIA Conss0peeos foe he las theee vee,.' ~
icf Over ysss bod ses Lsea sble 8 vslk ~.
Ihad exhausted oil ths skill e .the beee ~ ~.
.s.. ..s eaa 20 sssr. and II late Il bseas "a
Asps I'D alooet txpirsd, sAse fAsari n ~ ~ =
great ssseses. applied u Hin sader vhass -.
nens sos cufs was perfect 10 six vseke. IS 49,
Irsssned ~ oseslatios 4 the pslpit. An IL
81 g - diseeee diaAPpearsa. lAsvs bssa vii
sisee he care vss sgssssd, esi sim ~ s;.,sn
eoaan1ss free ffoa sey tsses Of ~ disssss whse.
evee. must ehssrfnlfy rsconnend ~ ss;s.ss
to hin. He he's saved ~ life Al 10 Ill ~.
and ~ psaysn asss God Bless Hin, eod NAV -
i've ior naay ysass, for the sake II saeeyips -.
maaiU.
lsDIAsofolis Feb. Is, 1888.
MrsssAss TsernoHIAlA-Ths Esljovin~ 4
- q the ma1y teetineniale n r.s..rSs N.
esfeoY performed ~ On. WeoDnULr. the eelehss.
20 - Vssees snd Oheeeie Disease Physisisa, Who
b: Nicholas Hotel, II osreIty = -
J.sttes = q. Woodhull, Is ssaeSrnted Co..
eod Cnfenie Disease Physieiea. inoeIe - "a ~.
Iselis,ty = he following fssas: SoGs ~ -
n1ess s ~ ~ van o. - lip whieh NJ
!ssssisss = e - - 49,; ~ C,.s:a
country aAse6ed, asd III faiis1. ~ M ~.
% op j despair 70 die. NJ paiae 49, -. ~
knsw eoald not Lest nsek leorse. a n.
woedhalls assivai hsss, and bsssise & - -.
dsn.l esress plaee9 myself undsr 81 teosaasrt
tAs Dostofs fsskisG Ossee, asic:. ~ S.s q
Wos dead, - that IN ieferseoA s.-1 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-14
DIR. ID UNTER
Treats MANY Diseases

MANY CHRONIC DIS
49, - HAsEs incidental 10 tho hu
man family, and even such q
have heretofore been eensid
z y cred incurable by the medica
faculty OF the world, are skill
fully treated with distinguished success BIB DIR
WIN. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DIR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeon,
have been engaged in their prot eseion for up
wards Of forty Year,. They ssIecislly call the
attention Of the afiioted to the following named
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption,
Ind the NEST distressing Of all diseases the
sTHnA or PRrnlsIC and al other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear.. Also dis.
. ses Of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. spleen
Bladder ard Bowels, such ~ by spcpsa, which ID
: very distressing complaint. Diarrb@a, Dyssntary
Constipation or continued oostiveDsss. This 10.
ter disease most always prein6uces
Piles AnCl F4Ota11as
Which 10 treated with marked success without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheum stism
Gcrt and Paralysis are distressing complains
Also al Female Complaints, such - Weakness.
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, al cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARCRIHONA, or CAkCsR, 10 anoth or disesse that
has hitherto ba1led the skill Of the srvdite and
learned doctors Of the world. This nonstrour
HyuIh mort nov pow lb neou, IOI ~ C0u occurred.
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
cases, White Swellines, Club feet. alike can b
cured without cutting with the knife.
D4OOAOO0 OF the Wy0a.
Such . Lachrynal Fistsla. Strs bismus or Cress
Eyes, Black Or White Spots on the Eye Ball, Ssrs
kyes, Biiudness and Catarayt.
The latter disease ean often b eursd without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll to call sad les TIE Doctor x
anime their case. A large assortment Of
Assihesat Eye, ps!fecflo sassui. All
diSsasss Of ~ Ese.
Saeh ~ roaring sr busslpg sounds, o6ensivs dis
chasgss end desfpsss. he Doctor hes Tubss ssd
Ear drums and Oracles, Of al sises and dtscrip-
tioaa, which restore nearing very perfect q. these
Who are deaf.
Psssoas writing will enclose tss esnss. Whts
With your full name. towD, eoenty and 0tats.-
Your letters will b. promptly answered. Be -
particular - yea can II siving full history II
DR. HUNTER, o. DIR. VAN RADEN.
Boz 607S Post once.
Hours from . 4. \. to . ?. 4. Ones No. q
Raadoiph corner Of Dearbon stssst, Chiesso M,
oet1-dIy
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Constantly on band and fitted sing.y and in pairs
into parties own frames.
The Advantages Of these Specta-
cIes over oil Others aYe-..

lst. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free from chromsctic light, 50 we'll knowa to be
the cause or injury to vision, and makes the
change from spectacles to Glasses Of stronger
powers 90 osteDyrequired, while both near and
distant objects are seen with equal facility thro'
the same Glasses.
I'd. Can DO worn with perfect ease Ter any
length Of time at one sitting, giving astonishing
clearness Of vision, particularly BY candle or 9TH
or artificial light to the Spectacle wear
Or heretofore unknown.
Sd. Change Of Spectacles or Glasses Of sorone-
or msgnifying power, in most cases never required
should the defect arise from ag,, disease or pre-
mature decay-thas securing u th patient good
sight during life.
4th. Wnen the eyes pain or ache from the
action Of bright light such as in reflected from
snow sunney weather, white paper, and in read.
these lenses by softening the rays effect . mist
agreeable sensation, and perfect cure. RI
tn In al nervous affections Of tho eys. caus-
ing dull or starting pains in tho eye balls Or tenn
ples, appearance OF lumnous or dark spots on the
atmosphere, aching or feeling likes and in the
and entirely icstured.
9th. Groand By peculiar machinery, got up
ct great cost, mathematicsly calculated exoress.
~ for the manufacture OF his lens SO - to pro-
dace it with the true epherical accuracy. and its
focus 1t the exact centre.s point Of vital i'm
PoIs1ucOs sA" WuAeu ny O.u0 aOuse pOSS0oeeo.
7th. Proof OF superiority over the old Kind Of
epoctacles :-Thoy are exclusively used At oil the
hospitals for the diseases of the eye IN New Yeri
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
From Medical gentlemen, professors Of IN.
highest opthalmio talent in Davenport:
DAvsNrORr, December Is 1888.
Professor N. Bernhsrdt, Optician a I'd manufae
turer Of improved spectacles for the relief mi
benefit Of vsrious diseases condition Of the eve
comes to this CITY with the high eat rec.,,r
lions from leading Professional gentlemen IL Nev
York From personal examination of his inn.
proved aids TO his visioy. I have no hesitation
IA recommending him - gentleman and sdspl
in his art.
JOHN N. ADLER, M. d.
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Dr.. G. u. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
CAK ONzC DXNE.AAEE

=, Unsrs the most csrtsin, speedy and eiec,usl
nEMDlkS 10 tho World for tho following com.
P'aints In thor obstinate stages, viz:
Dssssss o. ne Throat, Lsngs, Heart, Spleen. Liz.
sr, SsomacA, Dropsey IL ske Cheat. BE- a.J
r. Ear; AAe.mssssns, Nesralyis, IM., and
che Ne rvous Derangessnfs al
60. ofthe BLOOD, .Scrot.ia.
Eysipelas, Chncer Fpsr
sores, Leprosy, KID
ness and az
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JOHN N. ADLER, M. D.
Z. 5. BARRO VS., N. D.
DAvsNrORr. Dec. IL. IA

UAvkNFORT, Dec. Is, 1854.
This is to certify that Professor Bc.nhsrdt has
fitted Mrs. Thomson with pair of Double Vision
Glasses. which 1t her better and give her more
pleasure in their use than she has ever worn
From personal examination Of his glasses do mot
hesitate to recommend them % an Improvement
upon those in common use. l believe the Pro-
lessor 70 b skillful and scientific opsician.
il. TOMSON, n, D.
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Z. |1Il1SozklS.
u ct Al Q ono tic,
nisnLY cosssxraAsrD
VsEGETABLE EITlg.sC7
- P~re TsHtc.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'j
o1R16ArG 15lrrURo.
DIR. G. ~ JACKSON. Philadelphia. Pa.
VIII sSsIc.UAIaY cuas
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE,
Chronic. or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, ard al diseases
arssing from disordeved
Lsvsv Or NsOsrCch.
Constipstion, In.
ward Piles, fulness or
Btsod 70 the head, acidity 70
The stomach Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight
In the Stom aoh Scr Eructations, sink.
ing or Fluttering at tho Fit Of Ston ach,
Swimming Of the Head Hurried and Difficult
fiutterfng Of the Heart, Choking or Sunocat-
ing 500 sstions when In lying posture, Dimnsss
81 vision. Dots Or webs before the Eight, Fever
And uull Pain In the Heaa, Deficiency Of Per-
spiration, Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain In the Side, Back chest, Limbs.
49,, Sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,i
Constant lruaginings
Of Evil and graf
Depression Of
and will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER.
.BlLLIOUS FEVER, ACl
fsBY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They will cure the above diseases in
ninety mine cases ont Of Z hundred.
D1 ~ 10Y vo Want SOMETHING TO 81 REKcTH-
DO You WANT A GOOD APPETITE
w sr fUu WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
DO You WANT TO FEEL WELL
DO You WANT TO GET Rid or NERVOUS
DO You WANT ENERGY,
~ YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELlNG7
llf you do. usei
AOOW1ssVS 0SfMsOes 0itterO
from Rev. ]. Newton Brown, D. D., Fdito. Of the
Encyclopedias of Religious Knowledge.
:, Altheugh not diipoeed to favor ,or recommend
ratent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their Ingredients and effects; yet know Of no
sancient reaeons Why . man nay not testisy to
what No believes himself TO have received from,
any le.prsparation. in the hope that he may
th us contribute ~ the benefit Of others.
=. DO this more readily in regard 10 HooAar d.
uermsn bitters, prepared BY u. U. N. Jackson,of
tnis city, because WAS prejudiced against them
Tor many years, under the Impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. an indebted
to ny friend Rcbeit Shosmaker, ESQ. for the re-
novsi OF this prejudice BY proper tests, and for
encouragement to Try them, whom suffering from
great and long continued debility. Tho use Of
three bottles Of these bittsfs ct the beginning Of
the present year, WAS followed BY evident relief
and restoration to degree Of bodily and mental
vigof which had mot felt Tor six msnths before
and bad almost despsired or rsgsinipg. there
tore thank God and mysfriend for directing mo to
the nee Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA JunA 23d 1871.
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DR. SWEETS
AMfNlStble LtM I ~ err

dhEAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
70, Hhe"m1stsm. Govt, Neuralgia. L.smbooo. s,1
Neck and Jossfs, SPraiss. Bnias, Cnts a,dD
Wounds, piies, Headache. and al RA.s.
ssns'c and Nervous DISORDERS.
Or. stephen sweet, Of lenneetae.t
Tho Great Natural Bone Setter
". stephan Sweet, or ConReetSe.t
10 known all over the United States,
Dr.. stephen Sweet, Of Cenneetic,t
= the sushor Of Dr.. Sweets InfaliibIs Liojmen,
III. sweets lnfallibIe Linenent
Cures Rheumatism and never fais.
". sweets lsfaltIble l1sInent
Is . certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr.. sweets Infaliible Lipiment
oarss Bsf's and scalds ismesiatsIy:
Or. sweets lnfaillble liuinent
the pest known remedy for Sprsins and F,ruis.s.
Dr.. sweets lsfallisis llaiv.ent
0ive' Immediate relief 70 Piles, and ,,,do,, al.
TO cute. '
DR.. sweets IbfaIltbls Llninsnt
Cures Headache imasda,cly md ~ rsv.,
known TO fail. NV"
Dr. sweets lhfaIiible Llni.ant
Affords immediate relief for Py,.. 49, -,
fails 10 csrs
u. swents lDfallibIe Llnjnent
cures Toothache in ono minute.
y. sweets Infa llibIe Lipfne.t
lures Cuts and Wounds inms stsgv ..d ,..v.
no scar
Or. sweets lsfailiblo LlnInept
- 'ne oess remedy fer Sores In the known v,~,d
~. eWeot's lDfalllbls Ljntnept
hss been used by more than million poor ,e. a,d
oil praise u.
DR.. sweets lsfall,bIe Llslnent
- truly friend In nsed," and every famu
should have tat hand.
Dr.. sweets lDfsllible LIoImNnt
IS Tor sale ~ Oil Drsggists. Price Is and "A a.
RICHARDSON 4 co ss
70, -. :. ' so,s Proprietor, Norwich, c.
,rusgi.ts, ~ Lake street, Chicago tIls. .s,.s,.;
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-14
Complicated Chronic COMPLAINTS

The DOCTORS practice 10 founded on truth o.
seventeen years standing, apd differs from oil 9th
err No triAipg with human existence. a. ~
fi6cing life BY experiments Tho Doctor tnnr.
upon examination the cause OF the disease. aud
the remedy needed to remove it-pot b. guess;na
out ~ knowledge analyses the disease Ana INV
medicine none but vegetable substances usco
All mineral and poisonous m Medicines discan,.d
Inc ector has discovered many remedi e. in hi,
travels IN south Amsrics, California and o,hs,
countries, which he finds Of general utility in IN.
nessing art. II IL to b hoped that inyalids " ~
nave tried doctors and advertised medicines r.
III worn out and discouraged, viii despair not u
cure until they have given Dr. Wa medic;n.
ana magnetic operations . trial. During III
travels he las been the instrument. ~ S,,d,r
hands, Of restoring 70 health AMI vigor thousa "a
Who were On the verge Of the grave, and are now
living nohuments Of bis skill and tyc a.
nent, and ess daily exclaiming, "Blssssd be the
day whom 6rst We saW and pert.ok OF the An,Iv
TO and Magnetic Doctors treatment" satisfac-
tory reference will be ehssrfully given whom rc-
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his reputation
and stake his all to make permanent cures 10 an
cases he undertakes. Mis- mode of sxami nat,on
y with the Eye, sud BY On Analytical proces, Of
the waste material Of the d.. iIe there. a.
ASKS no questions, nor requires invslids 10 ex-
plain symptoms, telling the cause asd the loca-
ton Of the dies, ass With perfect csrs.n;,. ''''
- N. y, III. WoODHUiL abs.ls ,slv .G....;.
% nothing bnt what he has the ability - M.
form. All forms Of female difieultiss a,ts,dsa
With me happies. fssuits. 1pvslids Who c.rr",
consult the Doctor 10 Fsfsop, By giving : ssa...
nest OF their eese, viii - attended "a n,cs..,.
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