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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
Y virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ID ford county, the undersigned win offer for sale bv
public cutlery, the premises Saturday, the sS ay
of October a, D., 1853, at O'Clock p NJ the following
described Real Estate late the property Of George NJ Ho
singer decd, situate ST. Clair township in said eoun
~, viz:
20. I. The mansion place OF said deceased contain
ing 235 acres and "a perches measure Of which
shout loo cleared and under fence, and having
therson erected story large franc dwelling house
large bank barn, spring house, and ash house with
tenant house ahore them smoke house. dry house,
blacksmith shop, and other oat bindings There are
two orchards on this property, and never failing spring
of soft water
NO. 2. tract &c land adjoining the above. coDtain
ing - and SO erches nest Of which about
20 cleared ad under fence and having thereon
erected story log dwelling house with stone kitchen
attached log barn, sprng house and other build
ings. There are upon the property orchard, and
never falling spring Of soft water.
TERMS.-0ne third Of the purchase money % ro
main the hands of the purchaser, a lien upon tie
land, during the lifetime of the widow Of said ieed
the interest thereof to be paid her annually and the
principal her death to the hsrs One third il hand
the confirmation Of the sale and thc remaining third
in two equal annual payments without interest secured
by payment bonds.
THOMAS 5. EoLSTNGER,
September 9, lse4.-ts. Trustee
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Arc the Germans Wrong in wanting our
Bopdsf


Not a bit of It'll No shrewder, thriftier people,
IN matters of money, exist on earth, Oar Jersey
people and New England people are frugal IN
dustrious people, but they can't save money ike
the Germans. All Germany is a great savings
bank It is true that their working 1aea are ntt
so rich on an average, as curwereiag raen, beesae
they don't get more than one quarter the wages d
our men But German can save money, and be
knows when it issafe Now these shrewd, thrifty
Germans want our bonds They want them ty
Millions. They turn aside from the great beggars
of the world in Europe, and come to US Republi-
cans. They treat the notes Of Napoleon and 10
seph and Maximian with Indifference, but want
to discount all the American notes they can get
The Loadoa Times says this is all wrong-th,t
the Republicans in America are all bankrupt, and
the Germans must be crazy to slight British and
French tegears, and go begging, themseks to
America Are they crazy? We ask Poor Richard
what he thought about it. Why said he,
how can they be crazy, when they are doing just
what did little more than year ago, when
put my Httle savings into Government six per
cents Nov sec what ! got BY it Just count up.
have received six pen cent in gold which aver
aged iUB per cent III currency making IL cr cent
income Row, to-day, my bond is salablein New
! ork market at 10 Der cent. premium. Put these
together, and to-day have Y per cent Tor one
years use of my mons, Wa4t do you shiak Of
that Yoa knot a. wei as do, that there are
thou anls of people who did this, and to-day they
have - percent on their Investments Why
sag Miss Jones orr sahool-ram 20 TO she bank
and bag 1860 bond How she rof che moaey [
don know, hit bese Yankee sehaolmi.trosses are
arst1ate hand II taking eare of themselves. Nel
aow. corn NJ. II as;ss Jones sells her bonds to-
ass he eess h. $500 bsa safe, ard she gets$ 10
clear gain Can hap eleg dosya there IN
William street do ans better? Yoh know / tod
Mr Smith the banker, nv IDEAS about that, and
he bought SIS, 900 rs percen.. bonds, and you see
he got /, 100 ior years lt.e Of his money, met
him the other day an1 hesaid Poor kichrrd, you
are right begin to think, the government can
take care of itself, and u TOO. For my part 1
mean to buy some OF the I 30s. The rates ofinter-
est is high enough and in three years they will
turn into six per cent. bonds again Yes, Nr,
Smith, it IS right, on the money side; but, i is
right on the country side too Help yor cgun-
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INoTnER ylcroRloUs uATTLE.
Earl's Army Completely Routed--Shteen
L jIs ana many PRISONERS Captured-- EarIy
hislou III the Faiie4 EnueG- -Sheri0an 0t-
aCal Report
MAsmseroN. sept. 3, 8.80 ?. n.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 70, $50 P n.
sbridaus victory pro.es to be signal and COM
pied Nothing but the coming Of night appears 70
nav saved even remnant oi Eariy army. The
olswng dispatches ol0en. Stevenson and Aaj. Gen.
Shtidan' oaicial report to Gen Grant, gives the
pailcuiars thus tar received
flARrER's FgRRy, Sept 20.
rd4oa Edtcia IT. Stanton Military line down.
lA affair is complete aud overwhming
Jyo. D. STEVENSON,
Brig. gen.
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY DIVISION
NEAR WOODSTOCK, Ii 80 T.. NJ Sept. -.
d Lieutenoat Gen Grant, Commanding aynsies
ot TIE Gatted States, city Fo0a:
/ have the honor to report that have achieved
. most signal victory over the army Of Gen. lar
lev 5, at Fishers tiI, to-day. / found the rebel
Iork OF the Shenandoah, and extending across the
etrasDurg valley westward to north Mountain,
u position which appeared almost ln-
pregaable AfIer good deal OF nlanoevering du-
ing the day, Gen. Crook command was trans
terred to the extreme right of the line on the
North Mountain, and he Iurlously attacked the
eir oI the enelny line, carrying everything be-
lore him. W hlie Crook was driving the enemy in
tile greatest confusion, and sweeping and driving
lheIn behind tiIeir breastworks, the 6th and lstn
army Corps attacked the rebel works IN front, and
she whole reDei army appeared to be broken up.
lhes lied IA Inc utmost conTusIen Sixteen guns
We're captured. also great many eaissons, arue-
y aorses, est., eet.
alll to-nigii0 pushing on down the valley. |
,anuot say how many PRISONERS 1 have captured,
lor 90 know elther my own or the enemy cas-
laIues Uniy the lkness saved the whole OF
rsariy' army fioIn total destruction
The atticA eouid not lie made until four O. eAoek
n the evening, whloh le1t Dut ttie Ga, iIgt to ol
:rate III,
- AAts0 sl0 titAta saNaitg utNisiuhs went down
IL lui5 valley, t0-0ay anu il they push on vig-
sousS 10 tie valley Tie restat oi TINS day
viii De stIl lHole slgnsl.
Inc yletoEy aAs very e1mpleta. a NOR &C
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AAUNBER Of years hare elapsed since the introduce
ton Of n0STETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTgRs 70
the Pahe The prejudice in the minds Of many persons
against what are denomipesd patent medicines at first
see retarded iis sale; but its virtues ard merit.
esms known this barrier OF prejudice was ,ysrbro,yn
fRd ne demand increased rapidly that in fe~ yeAra
scarcely village existed IN the United States in which
ne aleed had not experienced the benefits arising from
tae us % the "Bitters aud the present day there are
to be found IN ALL PARTS OF THE WoRLD vouchers
Tor me great merits Of the article greater for
DySpepSa can be found See cde,rtiseaseat
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally eyeryhere
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PUBLIC SALE:
Personal Property.
on VALUABLE

Personal Property.
1NHEsuhscriher living in Bedford Township, Bedfor
County, viii sell at his residence by public oui-cry
On TUESAY, 18th - September, next,
the following valuable Personal Property to wit:
Feur head Of Draaght Horses Sucking Colt Mich
Cow bead Of Young Cattle head Of Beef Cattle l25
head Of Sheep. head of Stock Hogs. / Sow aud Pigs
-FOUR HORSE WAGONS, SPRING WAGON
ason Bed, Boss and Cover pair of Wood Ladders
par of Hay Ladders, Carriage Carriage Tongue
Hinnowiug MAJ. Grain Cradles sstt Of Breeehbands
set Of Front Gears, sert Of Carriage Harness. Plows
isrrows, Dinner Bell and many other articles too na
Geroas to enulnerste.
Sale 70 commence at TO o'clock of said day when terms
viii be made known and reasonable credit given by
ZACHARTAH DIEIIL.
Aug 70 ise4,-ts JoHS ALsIP, Auct'r.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NoTTcy

A Letters Of adlninistrafioa h,vinr been cr,n..d
By the Register Of Bedford county, 10 the under
signed residing in Bedford Borough upon The
estate Of Wilson spfile, deed ste Of sad Borough all
persons knowing Themselves indebted to said estate will
make payment without dslay and those having claims
sgainst the same will present hem properly nhenrioA
ted for settlement j. r. DLjkB0RP0W
Aug. 18th, 1S5i.-Gt Adp,ieistratar
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THE Mass MEETING to be held in Bedford
Saturday should draw a large attendance. No
man having the success Of a cause 50 inspiring as
eurs viii fold his arms in lethargie Indifference to
the importance of arosinng the enthusiassn'ef the
people. Let every body come. Dir. Cessna viii
give scathing exposure Of the unpatriotic sym
nathies Of the leeders Of the .Demoeracy
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BUSINESS NogfcEs.l
Editor u IA Lnqairer
saw to the

Dean sTR.-With ycnf perpission wish to say to tbs
roaders Of gour paper thar M sens ~ Fetusn mail to
an All who pishit tee iie pes wiiil tx
taakine and using simple feeetsse n. that VII 81
fectuaily iezneTe. in eu ias Falsles Befshea, 7a
Freckles and ali Impurities the skin, eaein tie
soif clear, smooth aHd teaatilul
will also mail tree those having Bald Hosds, eS
Bare faets, simpe directions and information that wi
enable lheia to start iu ggeN of Luxarart HaiIl
WhiskeFs OF Monstaele, "a lsss han thlgy days
Is Il appica ions answeTed hy etu maj w hcut ea ge.
EesrectlGllv years.
TH0S. +. 0ltAEMAN. Chenlist,
6l- 3m SsI lscadwGy3 New York.
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T0 lie YouNa oR oLn-

hafe or Female if you have heea suffering from habit.
INDUCED in by the YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES. whioh
causes 60 many alarming sgmtoms Ii unfts them fr-
Marriage and Is the Greatest Evil which ran befa
on WOMAN see symtoms enumerated in Advertise
meut and if ypu are sufferer cut ont he rtissaer
and send FOR i AZ Delays are dangerous Ask fol
AeInboids sake no other. Cure guaranteed
f9et2dFs cY toufsfcrrefts ond fajtaslo TivI I'm
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A Card to the Suffering

SAWALL0W two or three hogsheads Of ss3aehu,a Ton.
Bic Bitters. "oarsapaFifa 'sNervous Antidetess 6c
&c. H. ard af5e you satisfied with the result then
try box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAEtSl ENGLISH
SPECIFIC plllLsand be restored to health and vigor
in less than thirty days They are purely vegetable
pleasant to take prompt and sautary in their effects
the broken-down and shattered constitution. Old and
Young can take them with acvansge Imported and sold
in the United States only by JAS. s. BUTLER,
No. 427 BroadNays n. Z.
&a-Agant for the Uniteb States.
CAP. S-A Box of the Pills. securely packed, win be
mailed TO any address resept of price which ONE
DOLLAR, post pad-nloney refunded by the Agent d
entire satisfaction is net giyeEs
igl64-5m.]
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

Hon WM H. KooNTz Accounts from
all parts of the district give cheering evidence of
the increasing popularity Of onr candidate for Com
gress. His modest and gtntlemanly department,
and his earnest eloquence in defence of the old flag
are winning him troops Of friends, wherever he
makes his appearance. Il only requires an ear
nest effort on she part Of The friends Of the good
cause ts seenre his trinmDhant election.
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lyhe a3RafQfa 9nQltirer,

'EDF0RD PA, FRIDAY, SEPT,30 1854
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON, OF tennessee.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
CONGRESS
WILLIAM III. K0ONTZ,
OF SOMERSET.
PRESIDENT JUDGE,
ALEXANDER KING
OF BEDFoRD.
LEGIsI ATURF,
D. b. ARMSTRONG. Of Bedford
MOSES A. ROSS. of Somerset.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
ABRAHAM IF. HULL
POOR DIRECTOR,
ASA SgJCKEY.
AUDITOR.
EMANUEL J. DIEHL
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

The Penna. G. H. r. having appropriated ff-
ty Thousand dollars towards the education of or
phan children of soldiers, g. w Lingenfelter
Esq. of this Borough has been appointed agent
to act in the matter for this county
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


+ diseases Of tBae Nervous Seminal. Urinary
II and Sexual Systems-neR and reliable treatment-in
reports Of the HOWARD ASSocTATf0N-sentb 1naf
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address pr
J. s9IL.IIR H0UGHTON, Howard Association. No
South Niath Street, Philadelphia Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

MosEs 4. Ross, ouI candidate for the Assem-
bly, from Somerset county, is successful merchant
at Addison in that county Mr.. Ross is clear
headed earnest Union man of good business hab-
its, and cannot fail to make most excellent rep
resentatiye
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

GES. S. f. GAREY, of Ohio, viii speak at the
mass meeting of Saturday next in Bedford Gen
Carey has the reputation of being one of the ables
speakers in the whole Country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

THE TIcKEr for President Judge must be voted
separately, it sheuId be cut off and tied to the
remainder of the ticket
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tahed report viii be made as soon as can obtain
the necessary data p. H. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding
lt viii be remembered that Early command
cmbraced tie Stonewall Brigade and troops con
stltuting stonewaH Jackson's corps, and was the
etiteof the rebelarmy.
IL M. STANTON. Seciv Of War
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Estl.ar Heifnr.
4 DMINIsTRATnR,s NOTICE

A BMINISTRATDR'S NOTICE
"A Letters Of Administration having been granted to the
subscribers the Estate OF Ann Maria Barbara Heggs
.ae ii harrison township Bedford county. deceased
Al! persons rdebeito said Estate hereby notfed
TO make payment Immediately, ana hose having claims
against the same viii present them properly authenticated
for settlement. PETER r. HILLEGAS,
JACOB b. HILIEGAS.
July |. 1854 6'$ Admfsfsfr1tors
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HEADQUARTERS or PRovosT-MARsHAL. )
SIrrrrrrp Iltsrnrcr pr-..sss
CHAsHEasBtse, August 22d, 1864.

NAANhEHhhVHtF = ts5uSt --ll Iolf. ]
The Provost Marshal General directs notice to 10 given
that inquiries AL ordinary subjects connected will; the
and accounts of furnished should be addressed 10
hs Provost Marshal If the District which the business
sppertains.
In the latter officer cannot gTe the information
sought he viii apply to the Provost Marsbal General Of
the Division State Answers may thu be secured
promptly than by addressing the Provost Marshal Gea
erl 1t Washington whore important business often
prevents prompt to inquiries upon business Of
minor consequence. GEO. EYSTER,
aug. Is, 64-3t. Capt. Pro. Mar, 18th Dist,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

MONTGOMERY BIAIR. Post master General has
resigned Fix Gov. Denniston of Ohio has been
appointed in his stead
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

] VUT-cFy
On TUESDAY, the 9th OF September, next
the following described Real Estate viz;
His FARM in Napier Township, Bedford county adj
joining lands Of Edwin " Wright, Joseph Blackburn.
William Border, and others, containing IG9 Acres ind
the usual allowances about 100 cienred and all u
der fence there about 30 Acres Of best quality Sand
Bottom about so Acres Of good Meadow land aud nearly
all the remainder o. Limestone quality. The improve
ments are large FRAME HOUSE, and large FRAME
BANK BARN. WITH other buildings. There has been
about ISuv panel of Fence built within the years
This is Of the best Farms in the upper end OF the
County. saete commence at one O'Clock Of said day,
when due attendaaee will be given and terms Of payment
accommodating to purchasers by
GEo. BLACKBURN
Aug 26 Is64-fe
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

A telegram from Washington city announces
that all, who have paid commutatonwil be exemp-
ted from the late draft.
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Esta.aysa

TWO strsy hefers of a dark red color came TO the
premises Of the subscriber, on the Ilth Of july
IN West Providence township near Junia,a crossing
The owner i requested to forward prove property
ny charges. and take them away.
august 5th Is6t-3t JOHN BIrCR.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

Gold is down to lS4, fail Of IS Per cent With
in the last three weeks.
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no you WISH TO BE CURED

II DIX. BUcANs
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less than 80 dAys
the worst cases Of NERyoUsNEsS Impotencv. Prena-
ture DeeaF. Semina Weakness Insanity, and all Urinary
Sexual and Nervous Affections matter from what cause
produced. psice One Dollar per box sent postpaid.
by mail receipt 81 orier Gne Box viii perfect
the cure in cases. Address
JAMES s. BUTLER,
General AGENT ~ Broadway New York
jy 22-64,-S
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BANNNARIlS IROCHES.

For the cure Of Hoqrseness, Throat Diseases. dc.
are especially recommended to Ministers, Singers
sad persons schoSe tocdiol calls them 10 speak IN
p06lic
Read the following
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MIDnLE IN

Josiah uienn
DAVID r Iml. .
Daniel 0ber
j W Detwiler
Samuel Sirayer
Samuel Appieman
John b eastman
Jesse Jas tice
jeremiah Croft
Charles Ross
Geo Sirayer
Lafayette 3erns
Anarew Pote
David Stewart
aoAn h BaFt rd
Peter Hoover
SamAel Carer
Jacob s lien
Nicholas ltysscEg
Geo " hatAy
EEos < lsogIrs
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SOTTHANPTON -T0NNSHIP.

BARLEY Nj Ter David s RI
Andrew Rnnell James Coll
Jacob Liames David Liam
Westiv Collins Jacob Reel
Vim 2 Johnston Henry Ben
Henry $ Eddison John j job
0tbo Elhin Abraham {
Amos Robinett VIM Wiki
John B higfeld John w III
Hiram Perdon Perry Dea
James Al Pursell John K 10
Isaac " Smith Thomas ia
Elisha Smith Jesse Cast,
Geo " Marion Thomas II
Abraham Bridges Maleen Sm
Robert Snmmerville Equiller 81
John A Roaland Joseph Sni
Dauson Barnes Joseph Be-
Asa Johnston BARLEY Sm
John G LeaSure George lie
Francis Donaho jackson 81
James Norlhcraft George w
Joseph Bowman George S ]
Samuel johnson jonathan
Thomas Nigficld Henry LA
Elias Wigheid George "
Garah Collins Geeroe Nj
John Liams James 'Fro
Benton Bridges james Bro
Hezekiah Rowland James Aar
Messiey Sowser Bernard ID
John hass John Fl "
Norman Il Elfsh Phiiis kea
Hezekiah orthe,aft Bernard [ +;
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WEST PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP.

James II Foor Lewis NJ Smith
George Love (col) John Manspeaker
Edward Blaher Joseph Ritchey
Samuel French Jacob ] Foor
Lewis Conner David Sparks
Abraham Morgret John Helmit
Joseph Bugard William S Snider
Abel G Houek Jonas Pittman
Stephen Weaverling David Seas,lre
Joseph 5 Bugard David Steckman
Joseph Sparks Samuel Pitman
Zachariah Clark John Cook
Thomas J Helurck Samuel Irons
Wilson W Sparks Philip Y Hollas
Silas Sparks John Pittman
Philip ' King Jeremiah Weight
Morgan Hill Exekial Cook
Emanuel J Riley Anthony Shaffer
John j Dibert Frederick A Snider
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

To Messrs. George L. Seearns and others,
committee, &c.
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Mm eastman
Abraham Kensinger
Thomas Lamburn
John White
Peter L Keagy
John Appleman
Moses blackburn
John Reif
Amos NJ kee
Jos Snowden
Euos Droiiinger
David ) hEaiiiy
Jacob Settle
David Johnston
Jacob y Smith jr
Fred iraler
Jos Stoermer
jacob Cashnanir
John Dick
Jacob College
Augustus Laugh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
4 CnAl LEN0R 70 test
CuALLY k0H 10 TEST
Il ArvAALLEsuk to TEST

rh> peopsiesas Of The Hie~athes tlsFing that
many pssparasiodb fof The u. { vefs 10 the mat
let sAd alll ASssssiEa1 to do ss siS tbA o pgr-
things = ~ II - ~ sbtsss IN ~ te.A.ec
se,m. 90 from The ossAtttseneu erich VssA
s.nasus, sno buying one u two sud tsttius -
osAh1S IN s1Isssed Ssn< D . nAnsiuA<d la sAlt
vese hu'nbu.s, IL order to ~ are tie public
which co ID Re relied upou. pss1assA thp SGlt93
ins ssss which vsspsblssbs tsst gsetss IN sss
Herald and the ,ethS< nOsa q. JPAPess vit oat
sl,uDsGA ~ tssP' ~ ~.Lss~N nSmo-s 81 wi
k,uwn isis ,0t - q 4eft'oafd Int. gsisy End en-.
rnss,tSfe ~ ptsp.sltsev i rs.sSsssisS sSssSl
store ths culor to the As,r. Esch p.Oplesos %
ass hiaotsu pfepsss len Aud nSsSias iesoe during
ths ,iAl and the 4,esaas .Aeo ter@.c nothing eiss
Lqt cor i6,e u II The rssalt 6e pabsi. he'd in
tns prinyie.l psssgv Of tbesssQsssy 81 ~ ssx-
peuse OF The U. slccsosful comps.itOsa
HuYtfS @lhNkAA N IA In Q.USS
lnpas,sl = 6rsNtdul dask islosss eptsAssneAl -
the BAR, nd 10 ssilsj II kse, Ing il in carl
Or in 10y desired .siti0n. .
AOIr'o 1NfERlAL COLORiN0 Gre ~ r
An valuable ar ,ssitg o. wh,sksrs. Changes
light IA r-l hair to ; besa,i'9i bro. 81 black
Sid evssy~h 70. JOSEPH NO TA 20,
mshlS clsl 10 Univee ~ piaoo. N. Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
The 0keaT Q. cRsT.

It Is sami.ssi BY Ill physicians that the g,sni
secret OF health and long life lies IL keeping ths
blood and various aids Of the body in . high de-
gree Of 6aidisy. When JON feel continued pain
IN the head OF b-ws.s, o. a1y other parts Of The
body, you ess prevent serioss sicknsss ~ taking
Dssx1.eah's PILLS.
Bleed ng may Svc msaeutssy ease, bseauss the
blood ieis vi 4 have y ~ room bu. ~ the bedy
is mada from the blood snd sustained BY the
blood, to .ssts our ttoodfs 10 waste oar lite, ssi
ruin our constitution tut Branirsta's Pills 70.
love 'hs reu'stioa ~ really - slsedi z By on
ly taking away waat it can we'll sp ne. Aud THEY
Ssvxs surr.
Mrs. Hooper Of Bssnstahls. Mas, was cured Of
st. Viss rice. Ge0sssl DEBILITY ard .ostivs.
ness Of many ) are standing y Rraudsssas Pills
Tho sass At length Il Published 10 the Pamphisss
old D. y. :. !j.i:vfi .saveaport, Iowa, and ~
al respectable dsA sss in n.s dioiDe ibi ia 3u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

IBE C,setk.sr:Wn 4 -xskNak AIN
or A1a InvA11ca.
Published for the bens1s N / a 3 vsrn;nw a.
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