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The weekly union record., 1864-03-12
Hamilton Correspondence.

GESrs.-I see by your issue OF the 2eth.
that you compliment the road Overseer Of
Hamilton township, for the good work that be
has done bat there is q great deal that be has
not done. And allow me TO say that it is q
disgrace to Butte County that men through
malice should be allowed to annoy their neigh
bors in such a manner as they are doing at
present Since the decision of the Supervisors
in favor of the river road, the Copperhead
Princes have barricaded their lanes as though
they were preparing for Partisan revolution.
As the matter DOW stands the whole country
in their rear is entirely shut out from the river
road and post Office, unless they travel six or
seven miles out of their way without any road
This is done to prove to the people that they
are determined to rule or ruin. 1t is time that
this kind of work should stop, and they were
made to know that other people have rights
as well as they. Let the Supervisors appraise
the lanes and pay for them, and if our County
is not able to pay for them, then levy spe-
cial road tax on the township, and let the peo-
pie pay for road and have it. We have wait.
ed long and patiently for justice. aud still it
comes not There is no road at this time lea.
ding from Oroville to Colusa-the old road
has been fenced up and oblterated. Open .
lane and give US one at once. We ask for
mercy's sake how much longer have we got to
go around the horn TO get to our County Seat
or Post Office to satisfy the spleen of a few
nabobs. The merchants OF Oroville desire our
trade, and We ask the means of getting there.
We say take heed before it is too late-they
have already driven a great deal of trade to
Marysville, and will drive the balance there if
they still refuse US aid in this matter. Who
ever heard of a town prospering without roads.
Brick houses will not do business without Gus
TONERS. Your town looks as though it was on
the stool Of repentance, as it ought to be- for it
has great deal TO be forgiven for if your
merchants had business in this part of the
county they would see that roads were provi.
ded, but as it is, we have roads one day and
logheaps and bitches the next, as the nabOb's
caprice may dictate. II you term this justice,
why then suspend the habeas corpus. Mr.. Beal.
Hoping the Supervisors can see the point, l
remain yours most respectfully, K. g. L.
Hamilton Township.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

The MARkET.-The San Francisco Bulletin
of Monday says: ave are still called upon to
chronicle very considerable operations in flour
and wheat at extreme prices. We now quote
round sales of National Mills -four, supertine
at Sc; extra, 81 for l96 lbs. either in barrels
or quarter sacks. Wheat of good quality has
been sold for milling purposes at 81 .95 per 100
| lbs. Aggregate sales not before reported
amounting to $4,000 sacks, at full figures" On
Tuesday, the Bulletin bad the following quota
tions The dry weather still continuing, flour
and wheat, as we'll as all kinds of feed, are
marching upward in price. Flour reported in
jobbing lots at S7.50aSS. Wheat, round par
GELS, 2154c per lb.; barley. . generally held
at 27ic. Oats, 215a274c. Hay, s27as3O.'
The Marysvlle Appeal of Thursday says {:
1.-The speculative fever in flour and grain
touches our market. Wheat, barley and flour
go up q notch every day. Flour was retailed
at 81 per hundred yesterday, and we suppose
it will 60 up to S4.25 to day. A number of
people, who have ready cash, are laying in
small supplies, anticipating it will 60 up still
higher" The Bulletin of Wednesday says the
speculation in -four and grain still continues
superfne and extra -four SASS per bbl., barley
S2.15aS3 per hundred, and wheat $3.50. Cargo
sales of hay have been effected at S30aS35, now
jobbing at s4oas5O per ton; $50 offered in the
barn in the country
The present surplus of wheat in Oregon is
understood to be very large, and it is said that
it has been bought in the interior of that State
By spectators at 50 cents per bushel. If we
should vel be favored with rains, the present
gambling in the grain market would receive
check, and prices would 60 down as suddenly
as they went up. A permanent advance, how
ever, from previous low rates, is to be expectd'
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

TIE BEAUTY OF WoxAx-An enthusiastic
admirer of the fair sex. thus writes to the Cal
ifornia Ledger: The beauty of woman trans
oeuds all other forms of beauty as well in the
sweetness Of its suggestions as in the fervor OF
the imagination it awskeus. The beauty OF a
lovely woman is 40 Inspiration, a sweet deli
rum, a gentle madness Her looks are love
potions Heaven itself is never SO clearly re-
vealed to us ss in the face of beautiful wo-
man.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

RATIFICATION OF TREArIEs-The U. S.
Senate has ratified the treaties made with
various tribes of Shoshones for the protection
OF overland emigration and the security of the
proposed Pacific Railroad and telegraph line
and for the safety of miners,
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12
Union County Convention.

Union men of Butte county. remember that
THURSDAY.MARCH SEV VENTEENTH
is the day appointed for holding our COUN-
TY CONVENTION, 10 the town of ORO-
WILLIE. A full delegation from each pre-
einct should be in attendance
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

The Pacific Railroad is iu course OF con
structioD from Leaveuworth. Kansas, at ths
rate Of mile day.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

Ir is estimated that the increased lax pro-
posed on the article of whisky will afford sn
additional revenue Of from thirty TO forty
million dollars
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

DIscoNrINuED.-The suit brought by Mau-
rice Dore against D. w. Cheeseman, to recov-
er the money deposited in the Mint by the
murderers of Lloyd Magruder, was yesterday
dismissed from the calender of the Fourth
District Court, the suit having been discon-
tinued.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

FATHER AGAINST SoN.-It appears JEFF Da-
Wis son, by bis slave girl, Caroline, has been
in the Federal service for several months. He
is on one of our gunboats in the Mississippi,
and is likely mulatto.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

S. Q The Quincy Union says that one of
the Justices of the Peace, in that county signs
bis name, and then places S. q. at the end oft.
That SO uire is ONT, We suppose.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

Thry exercise pow rful nhIcnco over the liver
II srcrrsrl, th1u caiulnei mercury, blue pill hence q
iir Ia &C In cases OF Liver Complaints AMI spleen DIM
tie J,unlirc dyspepsia, Bilious attacs, Headache, q
the treatment ct Fcvcrs cher Eic1s, yellow, Typh
and tu.r r. iucing Fcvers they superior TO qlrI
cir inf cnc extends the entire SYSTEM control
strengthening and bra ls the relaxed and wasting Il
ge> s~d .,ltng aliiic srcrfi on u the natural ptr
ar "f tbo,r dut.S cleansing, I.d purifying the bu0i
,,u-,- from the system al 5f'is deposits aai inl
hmm
The weekly union record., 1864-03-12

$500 EAcH.-The sixty two passengers who
sued the steamship Moses Taylor for viola
tion of the passenger contract. bad judgment
rendered in their favor. The Court awarded
damages in the sum of two hundred dollars in
each case.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

MAxlMs FOR Observation-Disclosures the
morning to be patient and cheerful du-
ring the daY. Laugh heartily on finding
all the buttons OFF your shirt-as usual.
Say, merrily, boys will be boys" when
you discover that the children have empt.
led the contents of the water-mug into
your b1Ots.-On 3 IsIing your chin with
the razor, remember that beauty is but
skin deep; and,in order to divert your
thoughts from the pain, recite u speech
from Hamlet, or indulge in one Of the
harm Inie1 Of your native land. If break
fast is not ready for you, chuckel and
grin pleasantly ut the meniaIs. remsm-
beriuS that IA merry heart is a continual
feast; aud go to your daily business with,
pleasant smile.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26

THE Eastern dry goods trade is 10 a
s'ats OF great Aoim alton aud prices of a II
desirable goods are very buoyant. Cotton
goods are scarce. Jobbers are doing an
immense business, realizing good prices
under heavy couatry aud town demand
for actual consumption. A seuse Of an
impending increase of taxation on all goods
is bsviug great influence on the market,
and the rise consequent on this increased
taxation is being anticipated in part. For
eigu goods, wOrsted goods aud heavy wool
ems are also in strong demand, aud the
tendency 10 the prices of ali classes of goods
is upward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-26
CHEROKEE REMEnv
CHEROKEE INJEcT1eo,

1AASA AASoIsS bAkk2 LEAyRs
GHERoKEE REMEDY, the great Indian ntr,,.,
~ cures All disease OF the urinarT ORA.
y, ltnSonHnenee OF the Urine, iniiAmmAiton a, -
5indoer' Inflammation ri the tdneyI Stors !. we
bladder, Structure, Gravel. elect G,no-,La'n h+
AlOus Tor Whites IN ZEN .leal UherS All ~ " tt'It
seo1s incidents have Jailed W. uAa-
| ~ IT'S prepared IN highly eoneeptrnt.Jc
the dose only being from on= 10 two te.S,s- 'tn
three times per day. 49, poooAleus
- II tB dIuIetie and Alternative In ~, ,.,,,,-
rYlnE aud cleansing the OOd Causing II Z, ~ ~
all OF tts original purt and Vigur; thus r.r,Ss
rom me syst' N all perniciOus causes which nay
CHEROREE INJECTION is intended - .,.,t.
assistant to the CHERCKEE REMEDY. ~
ahould be used In conjunction With that ms,iis.,
IN All cases ni GOn6FTLO-A. elect, Flour AIhn..
Hhitea- Its effects are healing, soothing And 81
cent; removing all scAldiDg, heat chOT,ise AMI -,
instead OF the burniuG AMI almost Ut eLduraLli,,'
t9at e experienced with marty AL the thr-. Is[s
Injections. tuN1
:, 81 By the n.eot the CnFRoKEE REMEDY AMI
ChHROKEs INJECTlON-Ihe two u1Idicint. -
the same tlms-Al. Improper discharge are =
g, ana the weakened organs are speedily rt,,oT.d
| to fall Tigor and strength
S-FOr iud particulars get our pamphlet frc,,
any drug store In the country. ar write Us and y .
viii mail free 70 any add ess, \ mil treatise
- Price, CHEROKEE REMkDY, e. pSr L-ttI.
| or three bottles for S.
-Frie-, oHEROREE INJECTION, &2r-r Lo,,
tie, or three bottles for $5j
HS-sent by Express to any address GU receipt OF
G1-Sold by all druggists everyWhtrs
| DIR. W. R NERwIS 4Ch
Sole PrupTieI,rA.
mrl7 d4Wly No. 50 Liberty SIR , Nov Yort.
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PROPOSALS F0R FORAGE,
tnHlHR ouARRHRaiAARnRla-0 RnIan;.A
DIPGREAHNE 6y WHBf WANNA,
CUNBERfAR15 M; Jana fI l6lhl 1Bbl. ]

CuNnERlANul nm, anu ri nblhllHhl,l
r,Sp.IRn ppnpST 4 = } = SIi-... - ,I,S a..
~ ,,,,iS-t5 49, = ~ n,S u
80 nStt ~ ~ ~ " W.
ViTSIntS ID TbSr5S-t,[, 49, 80 vVhSSi
JnSe w.. Va ~ ~ 1870 nss,.ots - ~ tbs
ttS ae{6 " VI n. sii5,S-
49, ~, 49, = ~, Mo
SSnSIS,SS $3.50 49, I,SSIin peiSt ~ RoekI
~ a., n. ~ Fr.iSSieE 6itIS ma |.
- aiTI ~ II 49, tb ne Corn ~ u snd
y, SIS4eA " eNNs - = ~
N, - 1,, ,ho dsltv,rv oftl.rna ti,otI.
NY. S ~ iSSsIs n IsoTn or iISts Snd any IsOI
s ksissy = II., SnS IInvISyIIs ara mnst he ~
:, ~ a sopY or thts adTeTtisonont
II5tsoS Su.t StHfS a. which Of the above named
,,,inIS IbST nTotoIs 10 make deliveries ASd the
49, ~ yFhIsh they viii male deliVorfes thorOAf
~ h,Ttil ensh 5Srflel,, bFpoIieiito badeIIy.
- an tiu,o SIh0n taid dSlITSrTE shhl Ne ieou,.
Sns,5S,,.i nd Whsn 70 be counpItted = -.
All d,iIy,f nS tuSt s tfua,,tlv raatlS vIithin tha
tJ1,s Ard for thk 1tSt tjr5TSSed Ii SsSahtsJ
70 nSurn proulpe ent af5r!s : ~ -
rne pTics ulrst b srittsa out n word, on tho
hid. IL P''S - - " 80
The particular kind Of description or oats corn,
hAy or straw, mon. ssd To bO tnVaPal rns,St ~
STHtsi in ILS pTVpssaIS, - -
Corn Is be put 40 IN rood stbut aaeha ar nhont tn
bushels zach Oats Ih iIEs Iiska N Hbot thTSe
bushels each; the sacks 10 30 furnishUd Without
extra CHI 4rEu 70 the uOTernnvut: thS Hay and stra
"a tss sa,.uFsiV baIsd
AITaFtIciss sHertI 6ndet 4br hid. bereI,, ia
will 10 suIject 70 . Fttld lnspsction bV : Itoysrn
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TuE New York Freeman's Journal,
Catholic and peace democrat, declares its
preference for Fremont as president over
any man likely to be run by the war
democrats Wendell Philips Garrison,
an editor Of the Independent, lcctured in
Hi,zelberser hall, Nav York, wednes-
day evening, aud went in for Fremont
against tue president He follows his
godfather aud fOrsake5 the counsels Of
his farher.-Simon Cameron is reported
al Washington. opposing the postpone
ment of the Baltimore convention, on
tine ground that postponement would in
sureRhe denomination OF Mr.. Lincoln.
This will relieve some of Mr.. Lincoln's
friends, who were afraid Simon would
declare on his sids-THis odsepodge of
opinions and presidential strategy ends
naturally in another Little story, from
the PRESIDENT
The president says that in the Senate
he owns nine of the senators and one
half Of another.' .'WhO owns the other
halle" asked a gentleman to whom the
president was speaking. "llenrY VIII
son of Massachusetts" replied the chief
magistrate. ''wilspn is fnr me-" says
the president, before breakfast; rather
against me while his digestion is going on
alter it. loves me like pie during the hours
which he spends visiting the various de.
partmentS and asking for places and pat
rUuage; and is bitterly my enemy from
seven every evening until he goes to bed,
drops asleep aud commences snoring.
Wilson is carrying water on both shout.
ders; but guess he will get wetting
and soil his clothes before he gets
through"
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Sally gatelltgsateE

GENERAL MEtus, with pAtdOaAbis. poetic
license, in his description of the taking of
Lookout Mountain, represented General
Hooker as lighting above the elohds."-
With equal truth the General may be said
not to have returned TO tue sober, solid
and truthful thugs Ut earth, as the follow
ing abuudautly shOweth. We quote from
the Boston .1dVaGs r:
General noSker's recent report of his
operations near Chattanooga, is reported
by tho NonOmat lntslnSe0eer to have been
transmitted by Geusral Grant, with the
following unique eHdOsssmeut; 'os- s,F
headquarters Armies OF the Untted
State, Iu Ine teid. Culpepper Court House,
(Va.J March 20, 1864
"Kesp.ctully forwarded TO Major Gen
erai h. W. HAilsCk. Washington, ID. U. !
know OF no objection 10 the substituting OF
this Tor Major General HOOker's original
OF report his operations IN the oAIue OF
Chattanooga.
"AuruuUn is called to that part Of the
report giving. IrUm tue reports Ot the suo-
ordinate cuIumaudETsi tue bumoer OF PFls-
ouers aud small arms Captured, which 10
by the " hUie army. 10 .r-H
"U. 5 GEAAr Lieut.. Gen. U. S.sA.
The part OF Geo. HOoker's report thus
referred to is probably the following par.
agraPh, which occurs near the close Of the
document:
The reports OF commanders also show
the capture OF SIX thousand i've hundred
and forty seven prisoners loot including
those taken by Palmer at GraysTille OF
which Go return has been receiVed,) also
seven pieces OF artillery, nine battle h4gs,
no less than leu thousand stand of email
arms, Ons wagon tram aud large amount
OF ammunition tor artillery aud iuiantryi
forage rauous, camp equipage, caiSsons
and limOers, amouianCes and other i'm
piemeats, The reports relating TO the cap.
Iure Of ,he a,gs are herewith transmitted.
1t is possibly 40 open question whether
General Grants remark ia to be taken as
structure upon the imagination OF Gen.
Hooker, or that OF the subordinate com.
mAnders of Hooker's wing of the army.
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thereby certify to the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named EuHrAnIoTs are good and
SaslSnt IS securities for the for which they
OfST 70 20 security.
To be certified by the United States DIstr.et At
toERey, Collector OF Customs, any other 0aieeF
under the UniGed stALsa G0T0rnm6nt, or rOSponhI-
bic perSOh kn5Nn 70 this ONCE. -
All proposals. received under this advertisement
Wild Do Opeued and TANNED at thls ONCE on W ED.
hESDAf and sAruhD AZ OF each week, At II II,
BiIiors respectfully invited present AZ the
oPsuiVE Of bids, Il they desire.
A.V.BARRLNGER,
Captain and ChIeI QnArterIn AStar,
tAn2S-tt Department Of West Virginia.
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he UAAK Ella OEGWHE ERE A
CUAE CAN BE OBTAIHED.


nR I0BNBTON HAS DISCOVERED FHR MOST
N the Wotld for an Private 6isea5GS! WoaknsS q
Kidneys and Bladder, IuvoluntafS Dfse6SrSeSs In.
potency General Debility, Nervousness DySpSoSIa
ia;angIoT Icy Spirit Sonfa.son Of IdeaS. PEPita.
Sight or Giddipess, DiseSse Of the Had, Throat,
Nose OF SKIN, Affections Of the Liver, Lang, stom
abe Solitary Habits or Yout6Sthoss sicHFT Ia I'll.
itAFy practices more fatal to their victims than the
sSsE o. syFsns t. The Mariner Of gys. bshtng
ing marriage &e1 impossible. ,.5..E'..,t - =
49, YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become The victims Of EoIhary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive haht IhIch ~
Young Men 6fthS I sraitsi SsS h1;. o.
tntelleets who might otherwise have eptrancSd ia
teGing sehAtea, with the thundsIS Of eioquonee' or
akea % eestAey the living yre nay cali fth fuI
-, MARRIAGE
Married PerSohs, or Young Men e.,te5m,pI, tfyv
oting aware Of phySieal weakness organic
debihty, de1ormities speedily cured
ne Who places himself under tie care OF DR. J
may relig0uSly eonfde in his honor a. 3 gentleuaau
-tN rely upon al" sElll a. physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Hull HIEnr Restored.
This Distressing AHection-WhIeh renderS Life and
Marriage tmpo9fble-iS the penalty Maid bV M
victims Of improper indulgenees. Young persons Gre
| the dreadful consequences that may enE1e. NOV.
Who that understands the subject viii pretend q
Deny that the power Of iS lost S0oner by
those AlIinE into improper habits than By the pF-
dent! Beatde9 being deprived 81 the pleasure o.
heathy onsPEtng, the moat seEious and destructive
tympton! TO both body and mind arise. The syStem
IONS heakepeds Los Of ProersAtiVe Power, Nervous
tfTitA6iity, Dyspepsia, PAlpitAti0n Of the Heart,
tndigestlolJ Constitutional Debility, . wasting Of
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Dtcay aud Death.
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St.,
Len hand side going from Baltimore street, few
docrs from the corner. Fail not To AbserVo the name
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. Tn,
Doctors Diploma hangs in his once
| A OURE WARRASTEn IN TWO nave
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail ROAD. -. - =.

ing haI Ao4d.- .lsei7.sfs4l
OH AND AFTKR MONDAY, Nov 18th, 1SSs, Pa:
SengeE Trains viii leave bridgeport q foiIo9n,
lleo A. N. Mall Train, stopping At al, Ststtons. AZ.
TtTos At Pittsburgh At $50 P, M, 1and
Cleveland At $40 P. NJ 'I-'' '@4'+
90 p u. Accommodation Train, ntoppinR Al ali
stations, arrives At PittaburEh Al ss0S
Pm. " ''''
lsoo P. n 1EPFs. Traln, arrives a. PittsburSh =.
Elo A. n. and Cleveland at S:55 AZ N.
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland II $50 A. n. aud 40 p M. AZ
rive at Bridgeport At COS P. n, and 900 A: NJ
Leave PtttsbuTBh e Las A. NJ, els A, NJ and
a; aSStSs q Bridgeport at SOC a. H., 1855
Connections are made as Follower
Al Pittsburgh With PennsyITanis r. 4. for HarrI,
burg Baltimore, Washington, Phiia-
delphiA, New York aud Bottom
At oioToiand With Cleveland 4 Tol0d n M for RsSs
duEk9 Toledo, Detroit, Chicago nnd
AL points in the HoRTH WISF With
Detroit ste1me0 for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NoGTH WRsI VIE
VloTelAnd BTie B. B. for EriS s1dn.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara FalIs Wiz
Cleveland. COlumbuS q Cipcinnafi RI
STesttne. Delaware Columbus and
Al Hudson With he @. z. 80 R.R. for louyShor,
IAllS, Akron, MillerSburEh and WooS
At Alliance with P. n ". & q. h. R. for Canton
MAaEillon, Wooster, SaIom, Euon. Co
Iumbu8 and Chicago. y
AESESubouVillo With p. O. 4 G. Linz and AZ RuGLku
with Go. o. R.R.f0rZanoSvflIe New
ark, Columbus, xeniA, Dayton, IndI
anaPohg, Cairo. Cincinnati, LouisVfllo
81 Louis, 81. Joseph and All point1
Wtst and South West E-
RHeurIioA Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return ~ "a
Pare Away. ASloW, and time much quicker thai
Through Tickets to all points in the Wsv4. Hortl
md Hast can be procured At the once under ~
Mcclure Ho1se, Wheeling, Va, or With TIeko
Freight eontractG viii DO made at lowest rstesl .
| 70 the East, North, West and North-WsSt a ono
under MLurO House, or with Rt. Agent AZ Bride
port Station. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent
D. D. WILLIAMS, AESnt, :
J.H.AoCULLoU6H, President. Ot''V'
R.MYERSs Gent Ticket AE't boyl6.
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We. the upder.ispsd, rsls4snts of-in the
County w., ana sLAts Oh, Hereby jointly
AID SeveiAlly covenant EiIh the Unltsd states aud
guarantee ia eASs the foSsSOins bid Of-be
AeoSPte1 that no they Will EiIaIn days AfESF
th acceptance ot sAiI Dtd the contract tor
thS rAIo wish god and Bufdetent suFstIss Ia
,quAl to the amount Of the contract TO furnish
Lne forage proposed III conformity tUgIhS terms Of
advertisements dated --ls64, under which the
6d WAS uiAio, and IN case the saId--shAil fail 70
sLtor iutO = GOutract RtOTesAid We guarantee to
make gOOd tue Inference between the Onvr BY the
sAid md Lhs naxE loWssI Responsible bidder,
or the person TO Ehom the Contract may be awarded
Given HodVr our hands And SsAtS thIS-dAy Of
-lSS4 - -t..- 4.9
HiIusss; .s
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TILE GREar
Cherokee Curel

A hUNFAlLING CURB for SptrmSto. rh,, semi.
"A ma HsaknEss, Nocturnal Emissions. an. IN
diseases eaused by self pollution; -uch a. Los -
memory, UniversaI l.assitude. Pain, in the BOsr
DimnesS Of HisiOn, Premature OLD Age. WI
Nerves, Dimeulty Of Breathing, Trembling, " AXE
tulnesS, Erui,tlcnS on tbs Face, Pale Couutsr.rs-
lnEHntty, Consumption. and all tie Dir,IuI en-.
plants caused By departing from the alh Of IA.
~ This medicine IA a simple vegetable e,tr.e,,
and one on Hhleh all can Iely, - 1t has tea usi
In our practice for many years lrd with thousl DE-
re 'ied, 1t has NOT LsiIedi single INSTANCE. IL,
curative power have been sufficient to gain VienTy
over the most stubborn case
~ TO these who have tIinsl with their cDn,il.
luton, until they thiuk themselves b., nni th.
reach Of medical aid, would say, d. sP4IK NOT
the CHEROKFE CURE will store yOu To hell,L
and yiSOr, and after all quack doctors have ,a,,i
~ foF full particultrs-Kei "a Circular Irons aay
Drug stoTe in the country. or write the PTopTirtors
who will mail free TO any one desiring the raIe
full treAtise In pamphlet form
- Price, 81 per hottie, or three bottle. for S.
and forwarded BY EXpress to all parts Of the uorii
AS-sOld BY all respectable dtukGi,t. svetyuh,re
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