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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-05
FLoREscEJ. REED.

HF0ED, ss--At Cosrt Of PROBATE. bed 81 Pa
80 -fhss --s 49, tA- C---ts - Oxf,rd % the
thsri Te-sa-y q Jais. a -. t-st
Oa the p-titioa Aforesaid frdrref. th.s aot zee
gis-a hy psei'-hsss . copy az thu P~iitisa
ia th1s order te~reoa weeks -scc---iveiy
tae oSord Desaocr-t q se-.psf-~r print~d ~
~ - that shpersoes tutere-ted nay sftrnt On
30 third Iu~~d-s of A-rss ext 1t = Cosst ~
rcbne th-s a. - hOiaea Psris sad she-
ss-e q -ay theY have. ~hy The payer % .sid
ctitios shouid cot b. grsatrc.
q. ". Woodbury..
4 tree eopy ofPetitioa and order 81 Cosst here
0s-sstssts Is Hosss. RsEasfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-05

OKToNB. sd Coz, q Probate h~ti a. Par
-. ~shia .nd fsr he Coanty - Oxessd. "a tk-
third ra--sisr ID Juiy. 4. ID IsSg.
TIMOTHY AVER. Ad.ssaistr.t..r On the estate
81 Jsm-- &. Ave- bt- ~ B~th-l. D. SD cuun-
~ .cscss-ei. hasiag pre-eotei be SD and fa-i
-ccauaf q 81 The estate q sid de-
rsa.ed g. sls-s.-e.
Orsi-fed. fhat she sd adsaini-fFztof give no.
Tee 90 I'll psrsons tuf~rs-tsc b. c.u-trg 90 a
shts aro~r o. ~ rsshli shed thrr~ ~~~ts uer~--
-Is~ls - the ONfsrl D-rascrst. pfsaf-d 81 faras.
tn sd tsruf thst th~F mss srF~sf - Pc
tirsfe Courf o. D. hsid fsri-. ~ -aiI C.s,....
ths thlrd rr--siss % Ass.-t AL 20 ura. fhs
clurk iu fhe fafeafoa sd rh~~ c4H-~ cd snN theA
h-sc. ~hy th- sane .h.suid aot b. slt.~sd
q. ". WOODBURY. Jsdge.
A true coPy-Auesi
= HORRS R-r..irr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-05

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rays 49, ho~a-- rnsy b. gr@-aed hss ~ 81 I'D
sss-y tn shove d-~erited Raj E.t.t. a. th~
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10 -ach eases aa-as asd prossd-d-
FLORENCEJ REED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-05

OStsrd. So Casrt 81 Prsiaxi~ BIZ 81 Pan.
~iihia sad Or the Couafy st Oxfsrd, the
thfrd fs~-ity Jsly. 4. ID. 1854
CALNlN STANLEY. Gusr issu % Phidiius j.
Y Gi-asua. nisor hetr 81 DAVID n. Gea-,n. i@t-
q NeNico. ~ ssid Cauuty. ruiapr, hsviaE prr-en-
tsd 10 p AT hrsal src ut q grusrAiso-hIp q
49, War fsr slLlsance.
Orfsrsd. Tat -sin trrarsisn eve sofic~ 90 ~
Psr-on- iulervsied- ~ csustaga cops fthi- ordsr
- ~ pulshsh-d thres ~~~ks sscce.sivciy fn the
ONiord Drrnacrst. prtnted ~ Paws, thaftfsy
rsay appear 20 Probate Coufi 90 y. h-ls "a f.ft-
$40 Csssu. 90 The that 1.-sts, 81 Ausust
a-xt. ten - the ciu~k the i-ren...sn. aad
sh~w csass. u say thss have, My the ss'ne
shosld aot be siio~ed.
y. ". WOODBURY. Judg-.
tras copv-aftest J : HosHs Re- si-r.
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

THEATRE rRANCAiS, NIBLO's SALOON
Every Tuesday and Saturday, Ct O'Clock =. Satur
day, December TO- 1884. LA JOk DE LA MASON (orsi.
nal Of Little comedy 10 three aes e Bonr.
Vile. Theatre Office, 678 Broadway, basement
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY6
/ steamship BAVARIA. H. Taubs comm.nder taking
First cabin sos; second cabin $6l co.
nr Sg7 ~ p.ys6: 70 Fod Or S. "s .
sdce, q B. RICHXRD BOAS, ISL Broadway. The
0ERMANIA succeeds her January 7.
The New York herald., 1864-12-07
A q BURNHAM. AUCTIONEER.
IA. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAKLoR SUITS, PAIhIIkas. MIR

~.se RORS CARPETS, CHANDELIERS,
Wtatuary and Works Of Art ana Art
~. cles of vrtu at public auction,
n this day "wednesday Dec at the elegant residence
no West Sixteenth street between Fifth and sixth
pues saie commencing at ~ O'Clock Drawing Room
Rurnturo covered with brocate Of the richest despon
Etageres Bookcase Velvet and Brussels Carpets ON Paint
Hpgs by eminent artists bronze Satuary Clock
Brocate Curtans Shades, Encolguures Cablnets
= 1AGkIFICkkT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORfE richest
Enstrument offered auction this season Stool Cover
Ranterbury Music Books Bedrooms wood Bureaus
0odsteads, Washstands, Commodes. Armore a Glace en-
uite; Mattresses snnsets Sheets Counerpanes Dining
&oomExtcnsiOn Sideboard, Extension Sofa,
Segan Sets Crystal and Ruby Glass Ware, Silver Casters
Srns Tureeus spoons, Forks. Knives, Dinner Service,
decorated China Dinner Set, Table Linen. Cutlery. Base
snent and Kitchen Furniture. B.Parties wishing to
Rend this safe take the Fifth and Sixth
pd stages leaving at Sixteenth street. the house.
pompctent persons In attendance to pack and ship
The New York herald., 1864-12-07
SALES Ar AUCTION.

J. BLEECKER, SON 3 co. WILL SELL AT AUG.
ton, Thursday, Dec 10, 1854 at ~ o'es at the
% henry LLOYD and situated on Loyds Neck Queens
es from New York city the north sioe Of Long Island
nd accessible by land and Communication. steam.
Dost dock tho place. nj which
qtopped daiy terminus OF railroad branch Cod Spring.
fAree miles distant and the North Shore now con-
1trucng win also run near About ITO this land 10
sole and now in rich pasture and ng
alsnce In thrifty young timber including tract OF
sns Quality of soil the very best; climate perfectly
has on II large quantities of the finest varieties
enouIding sand and porcelain clay Reference is per
sIssd 20 tue following persons-k. OGorman Esq. No
ine street Dr. L. St man Ives, 25 Chambers street, Rev.
stars, Rev Lsysnce, President OF ST. Francis
avIer college. ~ West Fifteenth street, Hon. John
ng Jamaica Long Island; Admiral Paulding BROOKLYN
,ay Sarai Dr. Alex III Stevens, who an ad joning
Every facility given for examining the property by
Hppncaon TO the owner his place
ne oce OF the auconeers II Cedar street where maps
1nd particulars be obtained.
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

At sale-On Thursday, Dec, At lo< O'Clock, at sale
Eooms Broadway very superb Household Furniture Of
Surous parlors chambers, libraries dining
kooms Aas 4c en- suite and Il separate lots 70 suit
Ststuary China and other Vases Colosne Sets x
ae 0eooud hand Piano good order Also At
S'ciock one mahogany Panoforte. Gold Watch and
Swo Chaius by order Of ALRICH HUSKUR and JOHN
HAHN administrators OF Henry Jurgcrs, deceased.
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

T. COTTON, AucrIokEER-HoUsEHoL FuRNI
o'clock l40 Ninth broadway the entire Fur
huro Of the house comprising Carpets OF various kinds
Parior mahogany and black
6u do Beds Mattresses Spring Beds 0icloths several
buts Of Cottage Furniture Stoves Mirrors
Kitchen Furniture. &C. &c Also very fine Physician
Medicine Case furnished with articles suitable for the
apnda II 8c q
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

TNONrGHT TONIGHT.
i or Regions Of Pennsylvania-N Copper Institute on
"Wednesday evening, December 7. BENZ. X. BROWN,
Esq. OF this city, having just returned from Pennsylvania
at the request OF many fend will deliver lecture
what Heard There The lecture will be Illus
trated with three large drawings representng lst
for OIL: "a. Tho Flowing Well; Sd, The Pumping Well
Tickets 50 cents may procured OF Root Apthony Co.
street the door Commences at quarter TO eight
o'clock precisely.
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

DURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS. BURNHAMs
- Furniture Packing Rsabishment Burnhsms s'oraas
Marcrpoms Tor Furniture Fau es moved 10 CITY or sn
try. Panofortes stAuary boted and shipped ITO Net
Reveath sresS between FHth And 6Asth AyaAusA
The New York herald., 1864-12-07
11pWARp scHENCK. AuCTIoNKER.

TDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
III GFNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. y -.
1y EDWARD sCHENCK. on Thursday the sth inst. at
oOk o'clock at No 321 West Twelfth street, ali Furni-
lure in the house, consisting in part Of elegant
rosewood Pauefore rosewood and mahogany paror Fur
hure Brussels three ply and Ingram Carpets rosewood
Ind mahogany Chamber Furniture. Mattress Paiasses
Crockcry aud Glassware Also the kitchen utensils with
which the sale will commence
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

DiLIiARDs.-w. II. GRIFFrTu OFFERS FOR sALR
zoe stock cf new and SECOND hnno IaDes reasnA
AT whossse and rrsiL Tables repaired ~ short
toa ana orders by mall attended 10 br W. H. GRIFFITH.
iAG ruilon street
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

ITIPPOTHEATRON. BEGINS AT u
III FourtssnsA street epPcs!s the Ac.dsmy Of Ausaa
GkAND MATINEE TO-DAY,
- nA"A DOG AND MONKEY z6ress oo0AS
NILE MARIETTA zANFRRFYA
THE CLOWNS CAvALRY.
YOUNG sTICKNEY YOUNG sIrCKuxx
RAv1L PANTQMIMfyTA
ALL THR 0RkAr STAB ARTISTS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Too sALn on. 70 LEf-A FIRST CLASS THREE
rS sysrSs-ss e. sssss - e sos
hs eeere fermq reasonable And possseslQA elvsh ine
S Sc rS Ss , css:s Inquire u GAIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

|YOoR sALx-A SPLENDID FOuR STONY Brown
asss Hougs, ssxy fYi Lot ~ ivprevsmsnts elegant
tsYh yor peFticuiArs sad psrnits apply " DnNhDfCf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

EOR SALE on TO LEr-fHB FOUR STORY ENG
lish basement House No ~ West Twentynf street.
sissh s6a seye.e sysrnss Prize SS7SO' rent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Ton SALE OR BxCHAHaB on TO LHr-Ir HOBO.
ken sr,s class hrss rssv - bsssmset brsh House.
Isnr re minuscs fren terri sn1 pe.Ans situated 10
sSj pscs Sscdu; rsUs 800; q wcnjS ~ SrccS
IN ad PisSPs n AM cSb !. SIo ss1 ssssi ss
Yofh. m ~ - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

ECoR sALE-cENrRAL PARE vIOINIIY--0H .vRRy
By sssIsth sirY hrst and Sixty and Tenth
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues the city water line; also
Sky third streets and Tenth AID Esssnsh .yuss and
streets and Eleventh and Twelfth Apply % Will.
LIAM ?. HELMS, q Nassau street, room - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

RIO NBCRANfCa-Iy BUILDING % AND % yvLros
y street. cosHer Of Rydcr's allsy. may De haa
xSs 4 ana = ss,oEs svss s1Iss ssns ware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

HCoR sALB-A DOUBLE cUPoLA HOUSE. rIrr,ED
n wsth brick, ana Lots q Ground. 70 miles from
oy HAIL. In Weeyoheser county Steam AID horse power.
uschsse money ssnaa - long - wanted Apply 81
10. Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Ey0R SALE on 70 RkNT--A NICE LITTLE SOAR
A. sna ~. Candle rsccy sns!sA y scd lsces'en xtsh
order q present. GOOD chance for new bevnner. Ap
ply last Forty NTH street, neaR Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

U,oR SALE on TO LEr-rHE THREE STORY BRICK
y House No SO Fourth street near 70 and west 81
Broadway; 10 suitable for merchant tailor uillner,
d examined between and O'Clock r. II Apply ii
No. IA East Twenty eighth street 49, 80 :, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

ENOx SALE OR TO LET-FURNr9HED, BRAUT.
fu really superb and elegant country Residence on
the east bank Of the Passac river about az miles north Of
not srrpssss1 n be by any place n ths nsighbrhooa
and complete IN every respsck with eli
q the best ciy mansion Sabes barn green and forcing
suaSy srranrs z. mt sisss ceunsiy sat FROM AZ
grand and very exspsive Including Views Of staten and
Long Island The pace must b sesn be unprecedented
parties win ~ reAsonabe Location psrfectIy healthy
E sss s s:. :ss Rssms w. .Pp HELMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

IHT0R SALE GOOD FARM II NEW JERSEY.
wssy one miles from Jss.sy Guy sEs ana hs Ess y.
tasion Good large pew, modern built houss TED BAN
ou,budings plenty q chooe fruI hand some grove
scs q 900; hsf q: money s ss7 rsns!s o. re Ar
)tx Pine street. txM MF 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

DoCK PR0YRRTY FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-sITU.
aed stWliAnsburg two blocks south Of the ferries 10
Roosevelt andy Grand streets between South Ninth and
Tenth etrse being ~ feet on First street running
owu 10 the East river 80 feet with wharf 1O feet
OF 70 fest depth q low water and return dock OF IT'S
containing about - lots OF ground well calculated
for refinery, other manufacturing business.
4nqure OF EvANDkR BERRY ~ First street. opposite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

E,OR SALE, TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-Two OF THE
three story and attic Dwellings, ftt ls Congress
street BROOKLYN. 1--WE minutes walk from the South ferry
both have the modern imurovemens and In good order
Amy and Congress Streets rs BY 100 feet; large part Of
the purchase money may remain bond and mortcagc
for term Of years For full psrtcnsra apply ALFRED
H. COX. Executor 6B Broadway, T.. or Henry street,
Of Amitv BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

DOB SALE OR ExCHANGE-POR A SMALL HOUSE,
either IN New York Brooklyn = Country Place two
miles fFom depot a sing s.ns eqnsstns q nice large
81 choice Land and peuty Of 81 kinds Of fruit For al
particulars inquire OF L. W. sCOFrRLD Nos. 70 and ~
FRANKLIN street, N. Y. - " II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

EoE sALE-9aE SMALL THREE. STORY HOUSE
10 ~ kast mirtieth street, near Lexington avenue;
a e JN EoGS prizes ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

sALE-M THE
nisnt distances from two story ANA Si Dwell
ing with about ~ acre o. Ground. handsomely shaded
n sIcslss! sopdiiion pric: $500 hrss cSmipsdisu;
with about or 0rsund price ~! 90; terms vary
two story and attic basemSnt brick Dwenng
1900 modern bull. ccstaae twc story and attic eur
$1,000 Awo story attic and extension Cottags, handsoine
~ shaded with about Of excellent Land; price o. m
Tracts o. Land suitable FOR splendid building sites al
venieny located for going daily and almost every
hour. For further particulars apply 70 WILLIAM II
HELMS, n Nassau street. No a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

EvOR SALE On RxCHAN0E.-rw BLvE LOTS RUN
ming frDm Seventy hfh 10 Seventy sixth hun
dred and nifty feet west Of Third neigh
borhoca and well located for sale exchange for good
Bowery. - 'r1- 0.f-7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

EOk sALB AT GREAT gACRIFrCE-A COUNTRY
mandne one Of ths finest Views OF The river IA contains
sDcn ,s scsss g I,nd under sooe cvvson variety
and sugar aps good house conveniently ssnssd
nearly new within fifteen minulsS drive o. ilread steam
s sos q 9s% a soa S r S sss. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

lion sALK-rwO NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
high stoop brown stone Houses Nos q and 2s West
Thirty ninth fuii finished the
ner with all improvsmsnts Apply on the p:mes from
sjxth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

TOR SALE CHEAP-A, HOUsg AND LOT IN THE
u village of New. Rochelle adjoining the land OF
Simeon Leland ESQ., within nfieen minutes walk Of the
depot: the Lot 3sxih0 feet with frnits House
ssr'o feet containing I'VE rooms; price s2an cr the
ntNERTT; $50 Orchard street. NJ T. OFF j. sHERw GOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

~ RsIR A BE, CORNRR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
~ u fss buainess purposes The southeast
her OF Hudson street. - feet 'front.' and Thomas street. 90
se directly Appose Hudson River Railroad freight depot
Enquire Of HEWITT BALDWIN. No. Harrison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

|NoR SALE AND TO RKNT-IS MADISON, n j.,
b.Ainw y 80 .sdsr, slse small rlots Of % .crea
usiness the city w wish healthy komcs fsr their fam
% s. xas Y = nP P,: . VAN e ssgo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28
The Gmnts,

The Ohio State Journa, copies from
the ScottiM America~ Journal an int
resting genealogical sketch Of the clans
OF the Grants in Scotland, concluding as
follows:
SIN Strathspey the the name prevailed
almost TO the exclusion of every other in
the district, as alluded to by Sir Alcxan.
der Boswell, baronet, in his lively verses:
Come the Grants of TuIlochgorum,
WI their pipers gaun before EN-,
Proud the mothers are that bore EN-
Next the Grants of Ro.hemurchus,
rsery nan his sword and dirk has.
livery insn was as prosd's Turk u.s."
To this the Journal adds:
,Ca"We don't care piper's about
the "clan of Grant" Of the twelfth cen
fury in Scotland. They may have been
very decent fellows in their time, but
they have been dead too long to be of
much account now.
"Nay-Mith all the Grants of Tulloch rorum,
We 60 for the GRANT that drives "rebs" before
him,
None Of your Grants o! Rothcmurchus
But the 'wide-awake GRANT born in Cicrmout
county, Ohio. son of tanner, and for
whom the tanning Of the rebels and the
crushing Of this internal rebellion the
magnificent work is!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28
A Chinese Crucifxiou.

The following account Of recent cru
ci6xion IN China, interesting because of
It's resemblance to those mentioned in
Scripture, Is Wy MIR. james Jones, of
Annoy, who witnessed the execution on
the 18th of Oct:
The victim was well known thief,
whose principal otfensc was that of steal.
ing young girls and selling them for
prostitutes.
The cross was Of Latin form, the foot
being inserted in stout plank, and the
crlminal, Standing on a board, had nails
driven through bis feet, his hands
stretched and nailed to the cross beam.
His legs were fastened to the cross with
IN iron chain, and his arms bound with
cords, aud on the cord round bis waist
MAS inserted piece Of wood, on which
was written his name and offense; SINH
lar piece on his right arm contained his
sentcnce--namcly, to remain on the cross
day and night until he died; another on
his left arm had the name of the Judge,
with his titles and officers. The crimi.
nal was nailed 10 the cross inside the
Yamun in the presence of the magistrate,
and then carried by four coolies to one Of
tn, principal thorough fares leading from
the city, where he was left during the
day, but removed a. night inside the
prison for fear of his friends attempting
to rescue him, aad again carried forth at
daylight in charge Of two soldiers. He
was crucfied at noon on Wednesday, and
Mr.. Jones conversed with him at five in
the evening. lie complained of pain in
the Ghost and thirst ON Thursday he
slept for same hours, when the cross was
laid down within the gaol compound. No
ona was allowed to supply him with food
or drink, and during the day there was
quite fair in front Of tho cross, people
being attracted from distance, and the
sweetmeat vendors driving large trade
On Saturday be was still alive, when the
Taotal was appealed to by foreigner to
put an end to the wretch's sufferings,
aud he Immediately gave orders that vim
egar should be administered, which he
expected would produce immediate death;
but the result was otherwise, and at sun.
set when the cross was taken within the
caol, two soldiers, with stout bamboo..
bsoks both his legs and then strang'ed
him. !
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28
o. Fed.

fOn4sf ~ uoss commos osnsea a
uIood impurities il the use Of pork. Il
aas bss1Nia shss I'll things wers created
roc soSaNiss purpose; bat hogs we're
sever made to eat. Christ used them I,
drown devils; they eas never be sppro
priated 10 more beni6cent use.. As an
article o. diet, pork exerts most PERM
:ic1e lqduence on the blood, overlooking
y With carbonic acid gas, and filling it
WIN scrofula. The hog is not healthy
animal. From its birth it is an inyete.
80 9osnand ,zer-aud to satisfy its eter-
M cravings for food, everything in iald
Or gutter, however filthy, finds q lodge.
ment IN its capacious stomach. It eats
9Th, wallows jn filth, and is itself but q
living mass Of filth. Our bodies ere made
up Of the things We have catcn--our
limbs and organs have been picked up
Gam our plates. The humoral properties,
and in6ammatory effects, which pork i'm.
part 10 the blood, tend to generate YER
mid ID the system. Grub in the liver,
kidneys, lungs and other organs, fire. |
quently have their origin in the use of
this filthy article Of food.
The Gazette Msdicalc also asserts that
"thc tAps.worm troubles only those who
eat posi-" 1t further remarks that the
Hebrews are never troubled with 1.-THE
pork butchers are peculiarly liable to it |
and that dogs fed upon it are universally
70 afflicted. In fact, it turns cut that a :
small parasite worm, called Crysticcrous, |
which much affects pork, no sooner reach.
rs the stomach, than, from the change of
diet and position, it is changed into the
we'll known tape worm; and the expert
Aehts of NJ. Kucheomeis,er, of Zittoris, !
madc with grea. professional care upon
m executed criminal have established tho
fact beyond doubt.-Ned Com. Sense.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-28
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,

Cuses Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, Gercr
al Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits Con
stipNion, Colo, Intermittent Feyers, Cra.rps ard
spasms and all complaints of either sex, arising frolI
bodily weakness whether inherent in the system or
producedby special causes.
Nothing that is not wholesome genial and re sora,ive
in its nature enters into the composition IIostctter
Stomach Bitters This popular PREPARATION contains
no mineral of any kind no deadly botanical element.
no fiery esctant; but it is a combination Of the ex
tracts ha'samac herbs and plants with the rure
and mdest Of all difIus ye stimulants.
II is well to be forearmei against disease d. 50 far
as the human system can be protected by human mears
against maladies engendered ~ an nnwholesome At
mosphere, impure water and other external eag.e.
Iostetter's Bnters may be relied on safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever and Ague, it has
been found infallibe preventive and rresif az
remedy and thousands who resort ii under aplre-
hension OF an attack, escape the seourre and thou
sands who neglect to avail themselves its protect We
qualities in advance, Cured by very brief coarse
ofthis marvellous medicine. Fever and Arue patiep,s
after being piled with quinine for months in vain un
til fairly saturated with that dangerous Hold are
not anfrequently restored to health within few days
by the use of HosTETTER's BITTERs.
The weak stomach is rapidly invgorated ard the
appetite restored by this agree able Tonic and hence il
works wonders in of Dyspepsia and in less con.
Ermej forms Of Indigestion. Acting as a gentle and
painless apperent, well upon the liver, IL also
invariably relieves the CONSTIPATION supernGuced hy
irregular action of the digestive and secretve organs
Persons Of feeble habit liable to Nervous Attacks,
Lownesso OF Spirits and Fits Of IangUur. frd prompt
and permanen Mt relief from the Bters Thetestimony
on this point is most conclusive and from both
The agony of Bilious Collie is immediately assuagcd
by single dose Of the stimuant and by nally
resortine to ~ the return of the complaint may /.
prevented.
Asa General Tonic, !IOsTETTER's BfTTERs pro-
auce effects which must be experienced witnessed
before they can lie fully appreciated. E. In u
Constitutional Weakness, Premature Decay and Dehil
~ and Decrept ude arising from Old Age it exercises
the electric influence. In the convalescent stages OF
all diseases 1t operates As delightful in,igorsnt.
When the of nature relaxed ii to
re-eBforce anf re establish them.
Last, but not feast 10 rnE ONLY SAFE sTiNriANT be-
ing manu- factured from and and nnocnous materials
and entirely free from the acid elements present
less in all the ordinary tones and Of tn.
day.
No family medicine has been so universally, and, 1t
may b,truly added. deserredFy popular with the intel
ligent portion of tbs community, as HosTLTTER'S
BITTERS. -..
Prepared by HosTETTER & SMITH. Pittsburgh.
Pa Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and storekeePers
everywhere. niSvloyll