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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
A Test Oath.

Considerable ilutteriug has been caused
among the ncwiy-hclged lOyalists Of the
south. by the cXhumatlon of an act which
passed Congress and was approved IN 1852.
prescribing du oath to he taken by all per
SONS al the south uOiding Federal offices.
either 10y election or appointment The
following IS the law.
BE t enacted Sc, that hereafter every
person elerfef Or 0pp0nfe2 20 any Office OF
honor or profit under the Government OF
the United states. either IN the civil mill
tary or naval departments Of the public
service excepting the President OF The
United states. shall. before entering upon
he d,.tes or such Qfice. ami before beng
entitled IL the Saiqry or other em0iumsnfs
Nsreof take and subscribe the following
oath or ailirmatiOn.
|. - -. 10 soemnly swear (Or
affirm that have never voluntarily borne
arms against the United States since
have been citizen thereof; that | have
voluntarily given no all, countenance,
counsel or encouragement 10 persons en-
gaged in armed hostility thereto; that
have neither sOUVh nor 0ccepfed nor at
tempted ~ .rctSe me functions Of dHl
office ,rt0fercr. Uader daV authority. o.
pretended authority ,a hostility 10 the Unit
ed sfafsS- that have not yielded a vOlun
tary support 10 any pretended Government
authority. power. or Constitution within
the Dnted states. hostile OF inimical there
20. And DO further swear lor ailirm) tha
10 the best OF my knowledge aud ability
viii support the Constitution of the United
states against all enemies. foreign and do
nestle that viii bear true faith and ale
glance 90 tine same. that | take this Obli
gaton freely. without any mental reserya
liOn or purpose OF evasion. So help M
God
And any person who shall falsely taxi
the said oath shall be guilty of perjury. anl
on conviction. in addition 20 the other pen
alues now prescribed for that ofiense
shall be- deprived OF bis Office, aud render
ed incapable forever after Of holding an
Office or place under The United States
Approved July 2d, 1852.
Under this law, not one Of Govern0
TI0lden's nominees for Federal Offices
North Carolina can take the position {
which be has been appointed upon th
Governors recommendation. unless he dis
charges its duties without emolument. M
Robert 7. Dick. 0f whose present UuiOuisT
there can De nO doubt has refused 10 accep
the Office Oft ntei States District Judge bs
cause he cannot qualify a. required.
NAV be unfortunate that law 80 sweepin
in It's provisions exists under present ci
cumstances But 10 is not easy 10 see viii
help there can De for il. until the law hs
been pronounced unconstitutional by n
Supreme Court. or repealed-AD Er
Jo0rn0i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
A Milwaukee Libel Suit "A Oopperhead
Sues for Slander.

One Ed KeOgh, member Of tie Wis
cOnsin state Senate and a correspondent
OF the Chicago Tunes, recently sued the
Milwaukee Wisconsin for libel, in calling
hun a Copperhead and traitor. The trlal
was held before Judge Smith, Democratic
County Judge and was a rich affair.
The defense pleaded justification. and Of
fered Keogh's letters and speeches in evi-
lence The Governor Of the State and
several high officials testified that 10 theii
opinion. keOgh was a dislOyal man. Seve
ral Democrats of high standing. who vote
tor Mcclellan. testified 10 the same thing.
The Judge, however, charged the jury &
bring In q verdict for the plaintiff. Atter q
long disagreement, in which part Of the jury
We're IN favor of the large sum Of one dol
lar and twenty-five cents damages. anl
part for only five cents. a compromise wa
finally effected and q verdict returned fO
twenty-five cents damages and twenty-five
cents costs; whereupOI the counsel for de
fendant astOnished the COpperhead C0ur
hv moving for a new trial on account 0
excessive damages.-Gr- Rapids Eagle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
Senator Sherman of Ohio on Negro Suf-
frage.

Al 81 nicn convention held in Plchaway
county ONO. on the 10Th inst. Senator
Sherman made q speech in which be took
nigh ground in favor OF negro suffrage.
He said.
ii "e can put negro regiments 20 garri-
son The south and give them bayonets. why
cll'- We give them votes. Both are wea-
pons ~ offence ami defence Votes are
cheaper ani better. Both are part Of the
military necessity put upon us bN the rebel
lion. Both a.e unpleasant 10 the rebels
bar medicines are not usually savory.
l conclude. therefore On this subject Of
negro voting. that iu all States who can
claim their ia.l rights under the Consttut-
ion 10 IS a question Tor the States. and that
u revolted states J, Is a question of policy
and military government. 10 be decided br
The national authorities until the State is
fll.y restored 10 lis former condition In
some " The southern states / would leave
them under military rule until they provide
The only sure security for the future: that
the negroes should have thcir share IN re-
construction as they have borne their
share iu fighting.
Negro voting may Iot suit our natural
pre'ulices of caste They may be ignorant
|-''N-'Nf Net"Nt. A'NN tt.NA A.RA NANAAf AAu>ANAA
w.t1 political power, Dut ii YOU admit all
this they have been true and faithful among
The iauhle,s They have Joined in putting
down the rebellion: and now 20 place them
al The mercy OF those they have helped 10
subdue-to deny them all political rights -
10 give them freedom but leave them en-
tirey subject 20 laws framed hy rebel mas
ters-is an act OF injustice against which
humanity revolts.
suppose you deny them suffrage. what
then. The southern states gam by the
freedom oi their slaves fourteen new mem
bers ol Congress and as many electoral
votes N0t thrre-ntihs but fve-hflhs are
represented. 10 You give the same men who
revoiicd this Increased political power.
what safety have YOU suppose ten Years
ago they had this addition 4 power. Kansas
would have been "a slave state this day. and
They would have had ample political power
10 suDNprf Vnur t,lNDrnmenf vii Nouf rs-
sOri To arms. All Tie evils that perceive
may arise from "a mixed voting population.
are Insignificant compared with the only two
alternatives. the restoring 10 rebels vast
political power aud The danger and vast
expense ol military governments.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

" soul thy sacred image keeps
liy mitnlght dreams are ali u thee
For nature then 10 silencs sieslE,
Anfslsnce brOOts o 'er land anl sel
On in that still. mysterious hour,
How oft from waxing dreams / start
10 Ind tlee but fancy flower,
Thou cherished ilui u ny heart
Thoa hast each thought an dream q Mn
Have ] in trru ore thought y thioes
+ -eveT thine r-y dreams shall be,
WAT er mas be uy fortunes her
-s1 Mt .0vC-I claim from thee
Only ole bona gentle tear,
Aay or blest visions from above
Play gently round thy happy heart,
Az The sweet beans u peace ald love
Ne 90 from Thy heart depart,
Farewell my dreams are si.i O. thee
last tl0l tLe tender thought 4 ne
At JOYS Ike summer r1s may Is
Sly hopes .lke sumner blooms depart,
But there oue l0Wer that cannot die,
I-y hoy n ll0Ty ll my heart
No d-Ws sl4t one flowers cup msy lI
NJ sunlight to Its caves be given,
B.t 10 w4i i've and flourish still,
A. fea-hl-ss ST. n thing cf heaven
b soul g-eets thine. Lnasked uLs1lght,
Hast t-n- for me one gentle thorghts
Farewell farewell my far ~ friend
Between - b cad, blue riF rs tow,
Anl forests wave AM plains extend,
AL- mountains in Ill sln. lgLt glow.
TIE ~il- that orsathes upon tay brow
Is not the wind that hrelthes on milne
The star beams shining or ihre low
~. lot tl- OeEUs that or M slIae.
b.- memory spell is Win mr ye---
Ctl g tl0r tie holy past forg-tf
The bitter tears that thou aad
Aay shed whene -r by anguish bJwrl
Exalted ln thenO0uuie SKY.
May meet aad m!ngie IN the cloud
An ilrs, ny much loved friend, thou. b a
Far far apart must i've and move,
OR souls when God shall set them trra
Can mirg.e iu the world u love
Tbs were al ecsacy 20 me
Say. would IL be JOY 70 tAesg
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

F. c. Barber & Son, exchange brokers Of
Augusta publish in paper Of that city, q
list OF prices OF gold Tor Confederate notes,
from January l,t, lsol. 10 May lst. 1865.
The price Of gold started al cents premi-
um: Dec. 18Th. .t vas ~ Cts. Jan. Isl
ls62. il started ~ 20; June l5thit was Two
dollars in notes .or one dollar 10 gold; July
18th. ls62 il was ten for one This was
after Nlcks1lr- AMI Gettysburg. Jan. lst.
ls6f. it opened "a tHe.ty-One TOR one, and
went down to eighteen May 18th; il went
up again 10 twenty July 18th. after Grant
reached the james: Dec. lsr. after Sherman
reached Savannah. II was fifty-one for one,
Jan. lst. 1863 DO opened al sixty for one
and went down FeD. 18th 10 iorty-six. il
then started again. and April 2oth, aftel
Lees surrender. II was one hundred for one.
Itthen rose one Or two hundred a day. un-
I'll Nav ] -. when the last sale was made al
twelve hundred for one.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

4 correspondent Of the Milwaukee His
cOnSn recently visited the rebel General
Pillow. az his residence. near Columbus,
Tennessee. The large estate j. leased out
bv the Government. but the General is al
lowed 10 use the house and adjoining
grounds. TIE General processes 10 be
Thoroughly suhiura-ed tut not profoundly
repentaut. He talks In substance. If not
in exact words Ike this: We are con
ouered: you yankees are our masters; We
give il mp. We are ~ yOur mercy: We only
ask O chance now 10 ge- 9 living Tor our
families and W. ask ir as o favor: We have
got through with the fght and though the
south didn't make a. good q fight as she
could have done stil lt i over nov, and
we want peace. The General says be i:
not guilty ~ treason. Ha is willing 70 be
tried 1y z jury Of our Generals. except that
General Curtis must lot De o. L. he
could IL trust him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

- Wm. B. Astor IS sixty five years Old.
worth fifty millions; q round-faced. pleas
ant. Quiet-mannered gentleman on the
cloudy side Of sixty: owns two thousand
dwellings, and is a lenient landlord \. T.
Stewart IS sixty. thin. nervous, dignihed
worth thirty millions. and Liberal in cases oi
henevolence which appeal to his sympa-
thies. Commodore Vanderbilt is white
haired. red-cheeked. seventy. worth forty
millions. drives q fast horse. keeps a fas,
boat, controls TWO fast railroads. cOmpa-
MES wiki fast men. and gives away his mo-
uey very iavishly. August BelmOnt-tTen-
~ miiliOns-coarse. stout, ffty and very
German. George Opdy ke-fve Millions
ritv. but looks younger; al agreeable gen
tiema1. James Gordon Bennett-tve NIL
lions -seventy-three years Old dignifed in
manner broad Scotch accent, benevolent
u the poor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

- The Emperor Macmillan Of Mexico.
speaks fneniiy in six languages. and gene
rally wears duck ,rowsers and roundabout
and a s0mbrerO hat. His wife. the Em-
press Charlotte. l. q rather g0Od-lookiug
brunette with q pelcaant for waterfall
ours They are about wedding their
Grand Marshal Bazaine- aged eighty. to a
beautiful young firt oi Mexico CITY, aged
eighteen. and the affair makes much gossip
and scandal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

Our CONyANDING GESERALs--The curl
0us fact 5 noticed that our prominent Gen
erals are descendants Of the races that IN
habit the British Islands. Grant Is Of
Scotch. Sheridan OF Irish. Sherman Of En-
gilsh. and Thomas Of Welsh descent. l. j.
auOiner Singular fact, that not one OF the
six corps commanders who started under
General Grant in bis last campaign. little
over year ago. led his troops into Rich
mOnd.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
exchange HOTEL.

o. F'I. rr,a-etor Ml-,1. The County scat of
n.Il.I .I.tt. u.rh.rii Lansing, Jackson aud
n..f.s ---.s stop No fais Horse. Charges rca
eo1.. ly as
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
,. -. Co,VLES.

HtgiN BEsN nrLY LICENSED AS AuCTlONEER.
fl.-s h.s services to the pIolc ia that capacity
"A t.t4'rr-i O. sell property 40 auction in any
nI-f .tt- Persons iesirols of selling prop
.-fr .. fl.tan. can lo SD oliy nv employing an
at.a.-. i.ig ii--lssi ~ ths Claei States. tn
r0 1908 may rs trl1l Do iu selsuuaole hours
r ns r...t il .oE'. 6.ocS. ~ ashilgton Avenue.
L.r-r r.i-r.s rcis..nlHie. t9dy1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

RESEARCHES IN THE HoIr LAyD 4
project has been started u England for the
purpose Of raising an exploration fund TO
he expended in carrying forward researches
I'D Palestine. similar 10 those winch have
been So useful in Egypt ana Assyria. II is
proposed % employ thoroughly competent
persons % examine tile archaeology. the
manerS and customs the topography, the
geology and natural sciences ot the Holy
Land. for the purpose o. throwing new
.i-h' upon biblical history \ survey Of
Jerusalem D. in progress. under the direc-
zion Of Capt Wilson. an eminent engineer,
who has already made valuable discoveries.
one 0f which Is an arch Of the Temple
cluscwaE. ahaG, fifty feet p span. men-
tloned hy J0sephus. in good state Of pres
ervdtign. Near this arch stood 'le palace
of A-f.Qga. and not rar from j. were the
mansions Of AuaHiaS. Alua>. and Cai3pha,.
Ii Is anticipated tha- every foot below the
sixty feet Of rubbish on which Jerusalem
stands. Will Yield interesting natter while
The whole country Is fln IF sites that viii
repay examinatiou.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

N.rr T,n.l m'llt.l on Coli. silver. or Rub
---- 'tr Base. pN-' at has residence on Grand
e r-f. iir'c-.v east of the Capitol. Ian
-.t-. -.rr NrIi.te $50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

Rs- The following exquisite lines were p-b..shei
some years since il the Lolisvils Journal az az
Anonymous The editor says. We defy any taste
! over u p5siry . read them without exc.siming
''hoE beautiful
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

It's estimated that the receipts from Gus
toms for the fiscal year ending June 80
1865. viii reach eighty millions. and for ln-
ternal revenue between two hundred and
sixty six and two hundred and sixty-se7er
millions.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
LfyIG BEoK


from R.v. Newton Brown. % D., iitor o. tAc En-
cvclopeIll o Rel gous kuf~leace ami .ac Chrz
tan Chronicle. fhilaieilh hm-
Although not disposed o. favor nI rHrnmueni Pat
ent Neiicines in general through d-irust of their
INGREDIENTS aut Effects, yet know of no sufficient
reasons why "a man may not testify o. the benefits
he believes himself ,o have received from ars simple
preparation The hope that b. may thrs coutribAte
90 the benefit ~ others.
I TO this the more readily IN regUi g. H00lard =
German Btters. prepared hy nr e.. " Jackson. of
this CITY because was preiulicei against them for
many years under the impression that they We're
chief an alcoholic mixture. ana ln cht-l % my
friend Robert ShoemaScr. tsl-, for The removal oi
ths prejudice hy proper tests and for crcourageen
10 trv them when suffering from great ana long con
tinued debility. The use of three bottles Of these
btters n the beginning of the present year was '
lowed hy evident r-lii AMI restoration % degree
Of bodily ani mental vigor which bad not itt ioi
ak months before, and has almost dcspalref 90 r.
gaining I therefore thank God and My friend for
directing me to use them
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
InAn1rNR .. nIKrcn.


N.He.- .nI t.le-fil- Pl-ue-7. Lansing,
r. r...r.r it- : roai National Btrk
...... SOC HTEr,I
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

PIF-llTtN Is -rElfpN. Iansng Mich once and
r..l... ODD Ai.a4sal Avenle. a lew doors east Of
f.". fr|r. SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

- Judge Sharkey, the new Governor
OF Mississippi, was formerly Chief Justice
OF the State, and s1l-General az Havan-
Ha under Fillmore,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
JONES & EVANS

Successors to c. NJ Jackson & Co. .Proprietors
e9- For sale BY Druggists and Dealers in ever
Hhlhtoe Snl'eo states. ly-4s2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

See that the siEnature ~ So c. N JACKSON Is ,-
The Wrapper on each bottle
should your nearest Druggist not have the article
10 not be put or by any of the intoxicating prepra
tons mat NAV be Offered in its place hnf send O. IS
and "e "idiorwart. securely packed ~ express.
Principal OGce and Manafsct0 rv. No 53I Arch
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

Dr Jackson. Dear -ir-I feel o f.c t0 vacr excel.
lent preparation. Hco1aut e. rru-u Bi-srs 90 ada
ny testimony O. the deserved rcn-t4fi .t has %.
tanned. have for years. -- times, btel trlr D "a
.ciih great is0gicr - nv head ans nfrvols svstln
Was adv sed s friccl O. Try toi-,c g yo,- c--
man Bittcrs. ! ala So and have experienced sr.a,
materially b1uhtted ] coma ieutiy rec. umell tha
article where meet with cas.- similar On rv own
and have been assured by mary at tl.ir -oos e.c,s
Respectfully yours Z. NINIER-
= 50 crrrlh Ia
From Rev. ). : Herman. OF The German Rafsruel
Church Nutztown. Bcrss County. Pa
nr C. VI Jackson Respected SRI have hca-
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty wears AT,
have never used any meiicwe that iii I'd as much
good Is Hollands Bitters. I am very mrch im
proved N health. after hsyirE < taken Eve h.ttf s.
Yours with respect J. ~fIFIsMsN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

LargeSize <holdinr nearly double qrarU'y1
81 90 per Botfie-haif toz e. 90
Small Size-75 cents per Botiie-hsf doz = 40
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05
Che State Republican:
Join \. KERR * CO..
rEaMs OF SUBSCRIPTION

, r..r Ar t-+sEss c,1sUsIc4uoSs SHOULD
H1 Addressed.
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w AR CLAIM NCY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

'a.. raa gains ~n leave o~'-'a as
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NJ A + $ E 5.
NEW AND FAVORITE
Passenger a Express Freight Line.
DETROIT / MILWAUKEE RAILROAD,

W w = |"|.. |l"IN IT -NN7I-IITI
' DETROIT" x "MILWAUKEE.' -
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N-At q 10 A. a OR Grand Haven
.N-ft sd 20 N fr- Milwaukee
.i.N-.--ft 4 o. ' VI flr - Johns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCEDBY THE MEDl-
IL cal Faculty and the publc 10 b. the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure q Ill
diseases Of the STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEYS
md BLADDER that has ever been offered.
il is not anISERAL wArsR. Il is from experience.
that Con sriro rsoS wAfRR hiss emanated and We
nv sav let no man doubt, when single bottle
has been known 70 cure diseases which the best
medical talent in this country hns failed 70 relieve
A remedy pOssessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under ''qusck" prepare
tons. Is it is now used by the most scientific
practitioners in this city 1t is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use Of every mesns to ac-
cOmplish cure; and the Of the ply siciAns
increases a. his know ledge Of different remedies
enable him to produce cure, while others fail in
the attempt. Science is satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution Water fair trAl--we mean
you who are uHder some spscs1ftsf's care from
year to year. and We particularly allade 70 ladies
who are constantly resOrting to local treatment,
with 80 much chance Of success rs there would BE-.
from locs applications to the throat for diseases
Of brain. We have been careful TO use language
in our circular that could not shock tho most del
icate organisation, but We receive 50 many com
municaGions from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and Of whose disease NO men
tcn has been made, that We have come to the
conclusion that if the remedy is capable Of pro-
ducing cure, matter what the disease may be,
it should be made known. The medicine is put
up for the public, and there should be no excep-
tOns. We nav, Constitution Water il not ike .
gided pill. made suit the eve and taste II ia
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed in
the hands OF the people for their relief. and II
taken according to the directions it will in every
case produce a radical cure. We would say that
the directions in regard to Diet etc. relate only "
the disease under which they occur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-23


THE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this
i preps. alton has met during the short time it
il has been before the public has induced the
thousands AID tens Of thousands who have used
and attested its virtues, TO pronounce it the ONLY
and TRUE Hair Restorative. The Eureka has
been introduced into ali the principal cities both
Bast and West, and having faithfully performed
all that is claimed for it, hes superseded all other
Hair Preparations. The Eureka restores Gray
Hair to its original color prevents the hair from
falling out. BY causing healthy condition OF the
scalp, imparting to the hair sOstuess, and gloss,
and youthful appearance that other Hair pre-
psration can produce. The Eureka Is free from
all Impurities or poisonous drugs, and can be
used without s0iling scalp or hands. Aanufac-
tured and sold wholesale and retail, by
ROBT FISHER Sole Agent,
No. IS North Fifth street. st. Louis, Mo.
Fuller. Finch L Fuller, Wholesale Ag'ts, Chi
cago. Stevenson / C.rnahan, Agents. Daven-
port and for sale BY all Druggists. Price 81, 90
per bottle octlS dAw6m
Knowledge often saves Life
Every living being has in his system
IMPURITIES
When these are within their natural limits, our
health is good but when they are in excess,
pains, coJds, rheumatism, govt, debility, cos
tiveness, diarrLea, dysentery, erysipelas, DC i,
&c afil,ct us. What We have TO do to recover
our health 10 to take OFT from the BOWELS AND
ruE CIRCULATION the excess Of impurities.
This done, health follows Of necessity.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
are the only medicine that can do this with en-
tire safety TO all the organs Of the body.
HUNDREDS Of THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted BRANDRs1H's
Pills as their only remedy for periods Of from
thirty to fifty years, aud whose average health
is excellent. They have always cured them
selves when sick. by using these
INNOCENT AND INFALLlBl f PILLS.
Principal office. Brandreth Building, New y ork
A Household Necessity exists for
the use 0c0 UnaNO'S CATARRM
SNUFF,
Which in the trst stages Of cold, acts like
magic Headache, Hoarseness, Diptheria, and
Bronchitis Sore Eyes, Desfoess, Bad Taste and
Smell, being the result Of Catsrrh. This SNUFF
removes and prevents all these, and insures .
healthy Head. Its effects are pleasant aud safe,
even for infants who suffer from fnufiies.
II hes the highest professional testimonials.
Sold by al Druggists, or sent by Mail to all parts
Of the U. g., for 80 cents for One Box, or 81 for
four Boxes. Address,
JAS. DURNO, p. o. Box 1885, New York.
Wwholesale BY DenAs BAxxRs / Co., N. Y. jel2