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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-08
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EIiAM-1 IPsrsa4Ste.SI y I1t
| 50 s2TgsspAY, JAN 9, 1868.
x NNlAimss ssas,ss3 . :
TAe4 standings niisinistees fSf Il Sensuin,
ySir were anns I'D BY ahs President. !
A petition he punahase Of baSs Of tn,
Poor Farm ~ fsrrad, 10 the committee Of
Poor and Poor cese. x Y :
Fifty doll.is were appropriated out of tn.
Poor Fund apf tip Tdcif d Mrs. puml.y
whose husband Id member Of Co. K, 35tt
lows Regiment, she never having received
any money from the treasury.
The report of the Clerk ON loans made from
the School, Fund was referfedsto the commit
tee on Schools and School Fund. g
Apetition from Mr.. Foster asking an ap.
preparation for balance Of salary - District
Clerk, was referred to the commute on, Rev.
enue. AS'~As' ( - 0@Av VAA I
The Committee on Poor and Poor Houss
made report of the condition of the farm,
finding it ina dourishing condition, creditable
alike to the keeper, Mr.. Cashier, and the
county. Placed on file. 2A@uI -
The Committee on Revenue was instructed
to examine the accounts of Chas; Foster, late
Clerk. So EGJg VYLl
The report Of the Coroner vas referred ia
the Committee on Claims. e.
The bonds Of . number Of county and
township officers were approved.
On motion of Mr.. Musser, the ladies of the
Relief Committee were requested to furnish
the resident Supervisor monthly with . list
Of names Of destitute families, with the
amount needed for each. = V1ao sNN
Toe Treasurer IVES instructed to pay inter.
est on Warrant No. "a, for $3.50, from the
date Of presentation, the same ~ if Treasurer
Campbell had signed it. rip .s7s'ss
AFTERNOON SEssioH.r Ana
The reports Of several Justices Of the Peace
were referred to the Committee on Revenue.
The bondsJ Of C.. w. Conner and Hiram
Bsrsie as Conatibles, were approved.
The petition of James Brown, asking an
abatement Of taxes, was referred to the Com
mittee on Revenue.
Mr.. Gone, Of Orono, presented his resigna-
ton as member Of the Board of Supervisors,
he having volunteered As soldier. Accepted.
A petition asking for . bridge over Mud
creek at Wilton, was referred q, the Commit
tee On Roads and Bridges. Also petition for
= bridge over Smith creek. 2ss .z0 a'
The committee on equalization reported N
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! MARRIHD.
OBITUARY,

December 81st ct the residence of Alfred Nys. Esq.
BY the Rev. =. L. Belden. Mr. J. @. ABBOTT. Of Gales
burg ILL.,, 70 Miss Olls NYs, Of Muscstins County.
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TIE NEW WHoLEsALE GRocERY.-John
Wiley returned from the East few days
since, bringinga portion Of the immense stock
of groceries purchased by him for the pur-
pose of opening, in connection with Messrs.
Cummins and McFann, in the store room ad-
joining Durfse's jewelry store, q Wholesale
grocery. The remainder of the stock is on
the way, and will be opened in few days.
Everybody that knows John-and who don't
will 60 US halvers in betting that he has
selecteds good stock and.made favorable bar.
gains. Muscatine now offers many advan-
tages to country merchants. and Wiley, Cum
Minis & McFann will offer greater inducements
than ever. .srz 4yselsgy. !
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!. BouNfIRs 10 DISCHARGED SoIp1sRs.-The
impression seems to prevail among many that
al soldiers discharged for general disability
are entitled 10 the one hundred dollars bour-
& ~, or . pro rata amount, thereof. An
extract from letter just shown US from
Washington, addressed ito, Mr.. Wade, claim
agent, Of this city, in regard to bounty claims,
settles that matter: So ~. Z. 8. :. 3.s..ss1
: s. WADR-D Dear. Sir::--As the law now
stands, no one who serves less than two years
is entitled to bounty, unless discharged on
account Of wounds received in battle. But
the impression is 50 general that they should
be entitled the law will be 20 amended.
80 Very truly yours, 10. -.s.. r.ls7 g 49,
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a % NAN FAoxEs.-A man whose name We did
not learn, in the employ Of L. j. McGreer,
pump makers Of this city, was found in I
snow drift near Ononwa, lAst Friday night 50
badly frozen that his life il despairsd Of. His
team bad become stuck and in endeayoring to
sxtricate them he remained 80 long and be-
come - benumbsd - 10 b unable to get
away. j His legs were both badly ftossn.
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''THE UHoN BANHaR. 1--WE have received
the first number of the above named literary
family paper, published It Chicago, ILL.,, BY
!. VS. Spencer 4 Co. II il neat appearing
sheet. containing original stories, essays,
poems And other choice matter It promises
70 b . paper wen worthy Of the support Of
the west. issI.sa' bgA ,sraiiel s5ia. ~
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TEIEeRAPHrc.-As telegraphic news ia
scarce just now, we have concluded to use a
portion of this column for the benefit of the
community. Every one does not know where
to buy groceries 50 IS to save money, and
have to run all over town to ascertain, SO we
would simply inform them that At J. A.
Bishops they can buy all kinds of groceries
at prices that will astonish them, when they
compare them with the prices others are
charging. Bishop does . large wholesale bus.
mess, and buying in large quantities and for
prices. His stock is very large, and purchas-
ers cannot fail to find every thing they need,
either at wholesale or retail, and at prices
that will please them. Bishop is still agent
for the celebrated Moline Flour, and is selling
it at g. 80 per 100 lbs. dec.Sldawtf.
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ICELAND PICTORIAL.


|rG ss .. e. ,sct- sa' ~ .v-E--g., Fl e}r.1ss A"
Diseases Of the 1hroat, Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent nsdious and dangerous. The prop
critics Of medicine to alleviate, and uproot these
COMPLAINTS must be sxpectorant, Anodyns and Invg.
oratng oosssing the Of the hroat and impart
Ing tone to the entire system. No discovery in medical
science mastered this class Of diseases like Dr.
Wyncoop iceland Peotoral. It 10 used with the most
astonishing results in oil Of Inusnza
Whooping Cough, Diptheria or Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma Group, Coughs, Colds. Nervous Irriability,
&c., DC. -ftea. WIS r
Tho Rev. il. Potter csrtihss "that have used Dr.
Wyncoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
family, for Pulmonary Complaints, and have re-
commended 1t to many Others and have it,
sqsAl." Rev. J. J. Perrin, Brooklyn, n. Z.
Hundreds and Thousands Of important testimonials
could be produced. showing it, remarkable cures and
that Il never Jails. i-.5. Z 31f fH -
1t 10 composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Giead
Peruvian Balsam Elecampaue, Comfrsy, Burdock, and
other invaluable and tonic ingredients
10 harmless prompt and lasting. Invalids and suffer.
ersi cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family
should have It. It IL remarkable for Group. Full do.
scrptons recommendations and directions accompany
each bottle. ~ r{rBItfTJ =
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wyncoop, and sold BY ID. g
Barnes Co., New York
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-08

BOARD OF SuPERv1soRs.-The Board of Su
pervisors met at the Court House Monday
The following new members appeared and
were sworn in: VIM. D. Cone, of Orono
George Chase, of Wapsinonoe; R. Musser
of Bloomington; R. T. Thompson, Of Goshen
VIM. D. Viele, Of Montpelier; N. Farnsworth
of Sweetland; J. E. Robb, of Fulton; and
G. W. Hunt, of Moscow. But little was done
yesterday beyond the organization Of the
Board, and referring business 70 the variou,
committees.
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!. From lRishop L.efaxre.

ftf~ EKV4lky 0x0MOV 1IHI0VISe
MR. soLoHAs Sir 1.-The benefit have received
toe6xpress the pleasure l have received from
them. They suit my eyes to admiration. can
now see all common distances by candle light a.
well a. BY day, with the same ease AZ when boy,
which / could net do with any other glassesI have
used. 1t affords me the greatest pleasure to avail
myself of tha Of testifying how satisfactory
h.: been my experience Of your skill as an
III asii. yIaitAs P.P.aLsrzvRs, Bishop.
O.. Detroit, Nov. 2, 1852. s,i 20, .,,, .is,,;oe ~.
|, ara s-,a s5 yss id CHICAGO, Feb. 20, 1858.
Ne. SeLoNoN, Sir when; you first arrived in
this city called with Mrs. Sherman at your office
and purchased two pairs of your patent gold Spec
tacles. We have found them superior 70 any We
W could have expected. We can see - comfort
able - when girl and boy. 81 s;c.rr .a.It 3si 2
remain yours respectfully, s., .
F.O. SHERxAN, No. 90: Sherman House.
+ crf,IgG &c 5oa -anr' -ssGT ! =
az oaJ4q 4fir.,s DAvsNPoRT, Dec. II. 1858.
This is to certify that have been troubled with
weak eyes for four years past, SO much so that
presume in the time above designated had tried
over q thousand glasses to remedy the defect, but
without avail fat
When Mr.. Solomons came to this place l cen
sluded to try the virtue Of bis glasses. did so,
and am happy to say my desires have been fully
realized. With the aid of Mr.. Solomon's glasses,
pair of which obtained, can see to read or
write - we'll as ever could in my life. And
hereby cordially recommend them TO those who
Physician and Surgeon, Davenport Iowa. Office
Rooms No. Q, Farand Block. ne: le,. p. q ell
G. SOLOMONS Room Letter s'F,' Ogilvis
House. Private entrance on Iowa Avenue. -.
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Ladies Ladies Ladies!
Don't fall to read the advertisement in this paper
| headed
| IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheessman, Of New York, has devoted the last
thirty years Of his practice to Female Complaints His
Pills act like charm. They REIIADLE and SAFE.
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fndianapolis, Fsbruary Is, 1888.
Tho Doctors Residence and onses isas asa.

---------- No. %, WA1A1H zvENU1, OHI0AQ0p he.
N. B. $500 REWARD will be paid to any person
who will producea Cancer whore the constitution II
entirely broken down. that the Doctor connos
without psin, nstrumentss or the loss OF drop Of
blSod, 80, EGHF0.L9 Tha&@ SAEAS
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MARKETS.
THE PORK TRADE.

THE PORK TRADE.
The pork trads has been unnsually duh during the
wssk the latter part Of which hogs were kisdlst
either Of the PORK Aousss The blockade prevents the
rsssptios Of hogs BY railroad, and the pens are oil
empty. Butler received few from the opposite eide
Of the river and Essuned killing and packing ysstsr
day. The only bushes that has been done was With
dressed hogs but few Of which srrivs however, Prices
setivs and sdvaassd We quote:
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g 'se" PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY, =.
a' SYMMETRY or FORM,
YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,
~ using that Safe Pleasant popular and Specific Rom
sdy known % '''0@ ''@ iri
81 iHHLMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
Read the advertisement in another column and profit
by it -.....-... 49,. ...,..,,5... ,... .
s!tH prsHAsHs AND SYMPTOMS HNuxHnArID.
Out II out and preserve It, You may not now require
rEbii~ But may at some Future Day.
40 "It gives health and vigor to the frame, 8
And bloom to the Palid check"
It Saves Long Suffering and Exposure. ii
Beware Of Oountsrfsitsi Cures Guaranteed. "a.
Jan. l-1m.f -s8FHrg u rF
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g TIMBER INJURED BY The SNow.-We learn
i that the late heavy snow 10 likely to result in
much injury to the young and growing tim
Der, much Of which IS bent almost to the
ground, with tho weight Of snow. This will,
when the snow mslts in the spring, cause a
cracking Of the bark, allowing the sap to es-
cape, forming black spots on the tree. In
some places the growing limbs have been
broken off BY the great weight of snow accu.
mulated on them. . g. s. - ~ 80 81 So
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Advance bounty. &C., TO Recruits.
(OjrcVlar No. 90
WAR DHpA RTMHNT- ,

- ~ -
(0jrcular No. 9s)
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
PIovosf kAsssAL GsusaAL's OTyIcI,
A.Sy Warrington. November 8, 1868 }
1AS Sollevilg Hsgulattops ass SsatllsAsd with the
approval Of the Secretary OF War. and will govern Mus.
tsring and Dsbursng sesr in their payments Of the
advance bounty premium, and advances pay to recruits
not vstsrAns enlisted By Rscruitine ocsrs to serve
for three the war; in old regiments now organ
lied, Whose terms Of service expire in 1854 and 1885,
IL 10 al recruits salisng - above requirsA there
will BE- paid month"; pay In advance. and iu sdd
tion bounty and premium amounting to 4SO4 % fol-
lows, viz:
On bsing nustsrsd Into The unitSd States service
under this authority. and before leaving tbs ~ az
eruiting station or depot to join his company or
regiment thu recruit shall receive one months
advance SIS 90
FIRST installmsnt Of bounty 90 90
Total pay .jOinins his regiment %
At the nrst regular pay day, or two months after
mustsr-in. an additioHAl installmsnt Of bounty
Will % palo. 10 w
Al the nrst regular pay day after six months SER
vice. an additional tpstallnsnt Of bounty will
be paid ..................... 40 90
~ s"S "Sss t08uieE ~ Vey eAset tno end Oh inc
first years service, sadtiopal instailment Of go
bounty will b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Attic hrst regular pay day after eighteen months 49,
services panB additional installusnt Of bounty e.
viii BE- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 40 90
At the hrst regular pay day after two years. ser.
vics, an addi'ional installment Of bounty will
% .... % 90
At the expiration Of shrss years. service or to any
soldier snlisting under this authority, who may
b honersbly discharged after two years. ss'-
vies. the remainder Of the bounty will be paid. %
11 II the oovsr.msnt shall not require tAsss troops
for the full period Of three years. and they shall b
mustered honoraby out Of the service before the sxp
ration Of their terms Of enlistment they shs receive
on being nustsrsd ont, the whole amount Of bounty
remaining unpaid the ~ If the full term had been
served. rs
i'll The legal heirs Of soldiers who die in service
sha DO entitled to receive the whole bounty rem
Ing unpaid ct the time Of the soldiers death. '~
Nv. "Vstsran volunteers" will receive the one
months advance pay, bounty and premium, a. author
lied In General ORDERS Nos l9l and 3A current -.
rtss and Circular No. " Of October &C. 1862 from this
ONCE. JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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IMPORTANT CURE OF CONSUMPTION.

The Rev. A. O. HuNE, of Indianapolis, Ind, adds his
testimonial to the many others permanently cured Of
Consumption by DE-. Woodruff:
l am most happy In subscribing my name among tho
friends of DR. Woodruff, to whom acknowledge Q
grateful remembrance for his professional duties
myself had been afflicted with Consumption for the
last three years, and for over year had not been
able to walk about. had exhausted the skill Of the
best and near and of late began to a.
sumo very serious aspect and the last ray Of hope
had almost EXPIRED when heard of the Doctors great
success applied to him. under whose treatment the
was perfect in six weeks, 90 that resumed my
occupation the pulpit All traces Of the disease dis
appeared. have been we'll and strong since. Il
ID over two years since the effected, and
still system continues free from any trace of the dis
case whatsoever. most cheerfully recommend all
afaicted to him.. He has saved my life and many 9TH
ers and my prayers are, God bless him, and may he
live for many yesrs, for the sake Of suffering human
'ity.. S REV.A.C. HUME.
the many testimonalso Of remaskable performed
BY d. Woodruff, the celebrated Cancer and Chronic
Disease Physician has been stopping for the past
three weeks at the st. Nicholas Hotel, in city:
Justice to DR.. Woodhul the celebrated Cancer and
Chronic Disease Doctor, impeis me give publicity to
the following facts: Some four years since, disoov-
cred wart on my lip, which was pronounced by the
best physicians Cancer. Consulted and employe ed
the best medical skill the country afforded, and al fail.
ed And my Zip kept growing worse, and for the last
year and . half had been trying the Cancer Doctor
May, OF Decatur and to effect. AMI had given up
In dispsir 70 die. Ny pain great knew could
not Last much longer. On Doctor woodhulls arrival
here. and hearing Of his wonderful cures placed my
self under his treatment, and in tweuty-four hsuIs
after the application Of the Doctors Turkish Cancer
0alve, the Cancer was dead, 20 that IN Instrument
ooudbs through It without the least bit Of pain
The cursis perfect and am entirely we'll The rapid
ity Of the euro 10 past all Imagination. FL
D, Ny residence II near Springfield Ny occupation is
farming. boa glsfl.a JAMES 4. HEsSICK.
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AoI LBrrTNcw,Hr.

fpt1 Al, LEFFM0wHLL, w.
? A TToRNEY At Law AND JUSTICE or THE
IA PEACE. Once OVER the State hank, front room.
Proaspt a<teution given 70 colleetions; s..I -saa
xusesNne, Oct q, 'e2.-dkwly.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 9th, 1851
II affords me great pleasure to state that tra; of
several specimenso OF 6psctaces placed In hands BY
Mr.. Solomons, find myself much relieved from de.
feet Of VISION and especially weakness Of the eyes, from
which have suffered for the last two years whenever
think they are an excellent quality, and peculiarly
adapted for such purposes. IL
| 4 = 80 - J. p. KIRKLAND, NJ D.
Professor Of Physical Diagnosis, and theory and prac.
taes Of Med1cines Med Dep. W. B. College. y.
NJ, dkv. m 80. oil. ..... q G.
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DISTRICT Couar.-Monday morning was
occupied mostly in taking defaults. Mike
Lahey, an Irishman, who, last summer, bru-
tally assaulted with brickbat Mr.. Nierel, an
unoffending citizen, was brought before the
Court, charged With an" assault with intent
to commit murder" He plead guilty to an
assault with intent to commit great bodily
injury. He was fped $50 and COSTS.
The Gaze o. Pat Murphy, charged with an
assault with intent to commit rape, was con-
tinued. ~, -,~~=,., -, ,.-,ry,-z
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= Fos ra.' s5fH Iowa Lieut.. Lo6and,
Quarterm.ster Of the s5th Iowa, leaves for
Pecahoatas, Tenn, next Monday. A boz
is being made up At Compton's store with
articles for the boys, which he will carry
With him. Any articles OF comfort, such as
boots, shoes, clothing, canned fruits, &C., will
Z be carried along. Pies Or cakes are not wan
ted. e This will be an excellent opportunity.
to send articles 70 our boys. ssts :
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HENRY n. PERKIUS.

A ITORNEY AT Law AND N0TARY oPUBLI0l
IA will prompt attention tooenvsysAeinG, exnm.
ining tits and paying ta1ss in Hnseatins and Lsai
counties. 00ee-He Second street. bstwesn lows
Aysaps nd Chestnut strests 410eatjneS IsVas szE
1afSh Sth, 1ool.daWG
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% 2A0 Ds. and over, Observation-Disclosures. s s!
Drss.sd Hoss Weighing 100 ~. and ov.r. .a6as
s0 t. ~ 20 n d. % la' to $50 %
PRODUCE AND PRov1sIoNs. .,.ay
No. Spring Wheat soas2o, No. 2 ssassc, Rejected
NV oora SoasSc s,susA. No old Offering.
sess.os: 4e.soe. AZ e Eau II ,Qlt
c csEi as:sS s. .ooa,. so5IlT1 azAE
B.eon-shoalders 51zc., hams NO., sides s3<eg
White Bsans-Oomnon to good 81, GOAL Is. prim,
navy s2,ooa2, 80. ......t -
Hay-Timethy sI2, 0OAlA.oo, Prairie IS ooa1o,oo.
0ROOERIEs-(w1oLssALs sA1Ks)
YORK.
Nolassss- Belcners Sugar House 7oa75c; Golden syr
up !s:soo; # s Of. so:Soo 6. ,
s sas: u.s. sS.5s: .....,...........,.
so.pIfalm g.; Family g; German ~.
Ts.:=YoSns Hyson s1oosl.ss; Imperial ,aosl. Is
3obsscos Dsrk Sweet so.coe; n.d,un sr..a. ss.soe
Gold and Natural Leaf s5a90c.
als.s. s11o CITY 400. rates.
Irai.@are.a Apples 75casl 90 y bu.; Dried Apples
~ n: Dried Pescss lsalsc. Raisins q, 2sas SC
Si:s-Es: z:ss:s:i. De,.. ., 3! 90 g
81 :: Alts.,. g 1850 -'-
No. $50
Hi bbls No. White Fish "a, 00ae, Is. as
Whisky Tie. -. 80 IS. %
....,,,o :. - -. susDRIxs,
Wood, Is, soas.so.
Leashsr.-sole ssasss; harness, 4ss; upper &c
Aidss-Dry Flint Ice; green ssltsd So; green, 7}e
calf 50. .rlI 80 =
s.sd..-rinothy, $500 Flax. $500.
Teathers, 40ab0. wa ttIr,s-b
0hesss. 193<a16]<c, & ~ A AA-
Beef Cattle, 2a2lZc gross.
rWool.-Clssn tubwashsd, COO unwashsd. ens-third
0ihCarbon OIL Sc; retail, soc Linsssd Oil, 81 soa
20; Lard Oil, sssoOc RETAIL 31,o0; Fish OIL 2Os
Sl,40.
Beeswax, Sc.
Rags-Cotton, Sc.
Bar Iron, es1a7e. {, 20 80 ,~EE
10e 4 b.
E.chaDge.-on New York, u per cent, bankabls
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati, u pei
cent; Ct. Louis and Chicago. Il per cent Cola CSC
buying
INV H0nna-rRETAYT.1
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DR., Oh. WOODRUFF,
AUTHOR AHD LReTUREl on
CHRONIC 3. DISEASES

- FDIEs In the Wo I'D for the following complaint
In their obstinate stages VIZ go
Diseases Of the Throat, lungs Heart, Spleen, Liver
stomach, Dropsy in the Ch.Ns, Eye ana Iaf; hneu
matism, Neuralgia, Fits, and 81! otner nervous Ue
rangements all Diseases of the piood, seroIuia Efy-
spelas, Cancer, Fever Sores, Lepr, Wy Aioneys' anu
ALL COMPLICATED CHRONIC COMPLAINTS
Tho Doctors practice 10 founded on tr Of seven
teen years standing, and differs from all otners ~
trning with human existence, sacrificing ne oy q
pertments. The Doctor knows upon examin Nioh sns
cause Of the disease and the remedy needed
-not by guessing but by knowledge analysis tx os-
ease and medicine none but vegetable substa 'c -
used-all mineral and poisonous medicines discard ~.
Tho Doctor has discovered many in his
in South America. California and other countries
which he finds Of general utility in the healing art
1t to be hoped that fnvads who have tried doctors
and advertised medicines until worn out and diseour
DR.. VS. medicine and magnetic operations trial.
During his travels he has been the instrument Gods
hands, of restoring to health and vgor Thousands who
wore on the verge Of the grave, and are living
monuments Of his skill and successful treatment, and
arc daily exclaiming, "Bessed be the day when first
tors treatment" Satisfactory reference will be cheer
fully given whom required. The Doctor will pledge
his reputation and stake his all to make permanent
cures In all he undertakes. His mode of exam.
nation II with the Eye, and BY Analytical process
Of the material Of the body He therefore asks
no questions nor requires invaids to explain symp
TOMS telling the and location Of the disease with
perfect certainty. t{fff - & !
Z ~ N. d. Ds. WooDHuLL absolutely advertises
nothing but what he has the ability to perform. All
forms Of female difficulties attended with the happest
results Invalids who cannot consult the Doctor in
person, by giving statement Of their cases. will be
attended TO promptly and medicine forwarded by Ok.
press when required. E1a ntsFr ? 60 49,,
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GOLD PENS RE-POINTED EQUAL TO
NEW. on the receipt OF IS csnts. Circulars
for the johnson Pen sent on application, By
Mail or otherwise ~ Il ~ ff-s!.t
r. 9. JOHNSON, Manufactory and ONCE, -
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