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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12
AnESEN E.NTS.

NEW RICHMON THEA E.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND BROAD SIS.
prorris,rass Mn. T.. MAGuL.
Director, IA - N''N''
THURSDAY EVENING, october 18Th, lass
FIFTH WEEK or ThE Season
THIS NIGHT ONLY,
OF the great sensational moral drama, entitled
THE TICKET.OF.LEAvE MAN.
With all its grand effects, scenery, SC.
SINGING AND DANCING.
To conclude with the screaming farce Of
THE CAPTAINS NOT A MISS.
TO-moTrow-
Bulwers gTeat play, il hve acts Of
RICHELIEU
OR. THE CONSPIRACY.
oclle-lt
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49, | have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me-"
REV. J. s. CATH0RN, Rochester, n. Y.
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WANTS.

INFORMATION WANTED. -Auy information as to
L the Whereabouts OF Mrs. P. W. WILSON, so she
can he communicated with, will be thankfully received
by addressing q. II. ALLEY,
octl2-3t Richmond p. o.
WAN TED.-A healthy WET Swell
w commended Apply Immediately, at No Al
Main street. octll-E,
INFORMATION wANTED.-Informstion is wanted
l. OF FREDERICK k0HLMElER, who enl isted in the
Second Minnesota Regiment, Company F. last Noyem-
ber The last heard OF him was when he left the
Richmond General Hospital, the lth Of May last,
sine which time nothing has beeu heard OF him. He
is about feet inches IN height, he Is 80 years old,
black hair and dark Completed.
ANY one knowing of his whereabouts or where he
can be found will confer favor by writing 70 me.
Mrs. DoRETHA k0HLMElER,
Lansing, Allamak ee county,
octg-4tt State Of Iowa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

A RAY OF HOPE To weak, debiltated Dys.
peptics. grooming under life Of agony, We offer
PLANTATION BITTBEs AS a good and sure remedy.
: his romsIk abIe medicine relieves Sur stomach,
Headache, Heartburn, Distress after eatii g, and
all the symptoms of Dyspepsia, at once.
Its good effect is felt upon the first ttial.
PLANTATION BITTERs re the pleaiahtest tonic
in the world.
TIE old, the young, and tie middle aged, ac-
Knowledge their " ondertul ealth.giving power.
No change of tiet ia necessary while using
them. Eat all you want Of the best you can get
PLANTATION BITTERs are exhausted Natures
great Restorer. They give tone = the Stomach,
and brilliancy to the Mind, and driving away
"--th the doubts that roll
Cimmerean darkness DER the flinting soul"
To PROVE IT--TRY 4 BOTTLE.
oct3-eod2w
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ai.ECaaE. NOTICES.

F SPECIAL NOTICE.-7he City of
Richmond can to-day Do no better thing than to
elect GEO. W. SMITH, ESQ.,, who has announced
himself candidate for seat in the HOUSE OF
DELEGATES. We al! know him to he man OF
practical value and sincere in his purposes, and
that he is certainly eligible. During his long
business career among us he has proved his pos
session of qualities that emineutly 1T him for our
representative at this time. Let US serve our own
best interests by eecting him to-day.
MANY CITIZENS.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS Public Landing, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Solicit orders for purchase and conslgnments OF PORK
BEEF, GRAIN, FLOUR, SEEDS, HEMP, COTTON ant
WHISKY Also TOBACCO.
Particular attention given Ia the sale OF Mauuiac
tured aud Leaf Tobacco. Liberal advances given 0l
consignments.
REFERENCEs
Cummings, Dunn y Co, New York City; Theo. Pol
hemus q Co, New York CITY D. H: Baldwin, s Co.
Virginia Commercial National Bank, Cincinnati
FRANKLIN Bank, Cincinnati Mclwane, Son * Co, Pc
tersburg Virginia L. VI. H'uce Co, Augusta, Gcor
gia; Farmers Bank Coviugton. Kentucky Z. u
James & Co, Richmond Lancaster Co, Richmond.
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The New York Tribune says, the reason why
brakes Plantation Bitters are so universally used
and have such an immense sale, is that they are
-, made up to the original standard, Of
highly inVigorating rnaUeiIui ufiu "a p~'~
although the prices have SO largely advanced,
ETC.
The Tribune just hits the nail on the head -
The Plantation Bitters are not only made of pure
material, but the people are told what It is. The
Recipe is published arourd each bottle and the
bottles are not reduced in size. At least twenty
limitations and counterfeits have sprung up
They impose upon the people once and that's the
last Of them.
Tho Plantation Bitters are now used in all
the Government Hospitals, ale recommended by
the best physicians, and are warranted 10 pro.
duce an immediate beneficial effect. Facts are
stubborn things.
~ owe much to you, for | verify lie.
lleye the Plantation Biiters have saved nv life.
REV. " H. WAGG0NkR, Madrid, n. Y.
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d R.ROB ERTs,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT,

Having taken the new and commodiou- Warehouse
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, on the Basin
Bank respectfully sulics cOuSigments OF MERCHAN-
Disc and PRODUCE generally. STORAGE taken at
reasonable rates. Octl2-d4wc+mA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

" Thou wilt send me two bottles more
of thy Plantation Btters My wife has been
greatly benefited by their use Thy friend
ASA CURRIN Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

General Banks Nominated for Congress.
Boz October l0-The Republican Conyen'
ion le Sixth Congressional District to-day
dominated MsjOr.General Banks for Congress.
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If he ladies but knew what thousands OF the
are constantly relating TO us, We candidly b.,
lieye one. half of the weakness prostrstion and
distress experienced by them would vanish
james Marsh, Esq.,, of l59 West l4th st. n. York.
says "he has three children, the first two are
weak aud pany, his wife having been unable TO
nurse and attend them, but that she has Ia ken
Plantation Bitters for the last two years and as
q child now Is months old which she has nursed
and Feared herself, and both are hearty, sarcy
aud we'll. The article is invaluable to m. theirs,
etc.
Such evidence might be continued for volume
The best evidence is to try them. They speak
for themselves. Persons of sedentary habits
troubled with weakness, lassitude palpitation
of tie heart, lack Of appetite, distress after
eating torpid liver constipation, diabetes, etc.
will find speedy relief through these Bitters.
Any person reflling bottles or offering to sell
PLANTATION BITTEgs in bulk-by the gallon. or
in any manner except as above, is swIndl,r
and imposter, with whom we shall deal as the
law directs
Sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
habitable globe. P. II. DRAKE i CO.
my 6-eodly New York.
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F SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,

;5P SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
with john c. MilIer)
Pays particular attention to the
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
And assures his frerds that he is prepared to far
nsh them with the most seasonable and desirable
goods at the lowest prices. sepN-ts
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New BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. "a, 1863.
DEAR SIR:-..I have been afflicted many yesrs
with severe Frustrating cramps in my limbs, cold
feet and hands, and general diserderet system.
Physicians and medicine failed to relieve me-
Some friends in New York, who were using Plan.
tation Bitters, prevailed upon me to try them
commenced with a small wine glassful after din.
ner. Feeling better by degrees, in few days
was astonished to find the GOODNESS and cramps
had entirely left me, and / could sleep the night
through, which had not done for years. feel
like another being. Ny strength afd appetite
have also greatly improved by the use Of the
Plantation Bitters.
Respectfully JUDITH Russell.
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,ITAYTED-AGEyTs FOR THE SALE OF THE

ITO MEDICAL sTUDENTS.-Any young gentleman
i qualified to teach ENGLISH and LATIN, and desir-
Gus to have the of Medical Library, can make IA
vorable by applying to the undersgned at Buck
ingham Court House. She has i've children TO have
taught aud for their instruction gentleman suitably
ended will be boarded and have the use of an
unusually perfect, medical and mscellaneous library
at her house. MARTHA b. TM fMANJ
oct9-6t Buckingham Court House, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

WHS heed ''.''''''J' WOOD DELL
DELL REED,
ID TOBACCO BROKERS AND GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR
BACON, CL4 ARD al CO.,
lsl Pearl STRFET, NEW YORK
Conaignments Of LEAF and MANUFACTURED To-
BACCo and COUNTRY PRODUCE respectfully So
licited.
Give special attention 10 arrangement Of Certificates
and settlement Of the Internal Revenue Tax Manu-
featured Tobacco
Make liberal Cash Advances ou Cousignments made
through usto our friends in New York
sep27-im BELL REED.
TUST RECEIvED-The latest style Of HATS for
Young Men and Boys.
WEST END,
DuNDERBLRG,
RtSHER,
DERBY
Also, Ladies and Children's FURs
POWHATAN wElSIGER
OctlI-T No. POI Broad street, bet ith aud 9Th
GUTTA PERCHA SHEETIEG,
" MOTHERS BREAdI CLOTHS
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FOR RENT.

DOoMs FOR RENT Some nice ROOMS, furnished
II and unfinished FOR RENT, on Broad street. nth
door below Twelfth Two of them well suited for
an office for professional gentleman. Apply. on the
premises. octl2-2awlnE
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nor RENT OR LEASE.

Two Tracts OF LAND in the county of Amelia, thirty
miles from Richmond, on the Richmond aud Danyilie
Railroad, and adjoining the farm on which reside
tans lG acres 10 OF which cleared and 10 acres low
The other tract is two miss from Chula Depot con.
tanning ia acres of which = is cleared aud II acres
low grounds.
The above tracts are in good neghborhood and very
heslthy. $500, -, -,
For further information, enquire Of JOHN BLAIR
No 81 Main street, or 10 WIN. I. BLAIR,
octll-iilw, Chula Depot Amelia county.
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RICHMOND, VA,
Calls the attention of Southern Merchants to hi,
large and well assorted stock OF fresh and desira-
BILE goods, to which additions are being made by
every steamer. sep20-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

ICP JOHN c. MILLER,
Late of Kent, Paine q Co..
JOBBER AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
INV nnnnc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

JoHy ElAMO,
WITH
COCHRAN CO.,
INPOEIERaoF
LINENS, l. {. HANDKERCRlEFs, CLoAKs GRAPES,
MASTlLL4s, MITTs, RIBBONS, &c;
FINITE GO0BS, LACES, EMsRoDEEIES,
-. ASH as BROADWAY
up stairs.) NEW YORK.
Irnl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23
To our Patrons.

We would again remind our readers that this
season Of the year is time when they are con-
stantly liable to sudden coughs, influenza, sore
throat, &C., while the children are in constant
danger from Group, throat and lung complaints
1t is important that every head of a family
should provide remedy that is ready at all
times for immediate use, whether assailed at
the dead hour ofnight with the breaking out of
hard cold, the racking of a violent cough, or
the children with that most dangerous of all
diseases--cronp-or at the midday hour, you
should always he prepared. In Goes Cough
Ba!sam, you will find a ready and effectua rem
edy 1t grapples and controls instantane ously
the most stubborn coughs, while in Group it is
sovereign cure. The price is but forty cents
per bottle-the bottles twice the size of any
other at the same price. Delays are dangerous.
You should always have it in the house. I. can
be found at all our drug stores.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of an alias special execution to me /.
rected, issued from the Office of the clerk of
the Distric, court in and for the county of &c.
oar and State of Iowa. in favor of Jesse 9. Swift.
zer' trustee. and against N. F. Claypool. execu
tor OF William Lynn, deceased, i have levied
upon the following property as the property Of
the said n. F. Claypool, executor Of Wm LINN.
deceased, to wit:
All OF section number ten (1O), containing sto
acres; the north half Of section number fifteen
90, the southwest quarter Of section ffteen II 81
the north halt of the southeast quarter OF section
number fifteen 15l, containing $50 acres. the
east half of section number seventeen IN. helm
$50 acres; also, the east half Of the southe AL
quarter OF section number nine (9). being N
acres; all Of the above in township nnmber
eightyone SD, of range number two On. west.
also, the southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section number ninez9), of township
number eighty-one ISL. range one, west. beinr
40 acres. and in all $40 acres of land in Cedar
county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry at the court house door in the town of Tin
ton. in Cedar county on Monday, the 9Th day Of
March. A. d., 1865, at one O'Clock, D. m of said
day, to satisfy said execution snd costs that NAV
accrue thereon.
Dated this 4th day Of February. A. d., 1864.
'w5 JESSE L. BRADSHAW.
pr fee 500 sheri1of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Married,

At the N. E. Church, In Upton, on Thursday
evening, Feb 10th, 1865, by Rev k0R.xf CA
RoTHERs, assisted by Rev. SAMUEL PAKcoAbs.
Mr.. DAVID FOY to MISS ADELE STARR al
of Upton. %8
So 1t seems the ministers have plne1ed . Star
from our social norizon, and sent ito shine In
the house Of David. We trust II nay prove to
David his Star of Faith his Star OF Peace, and
his Star Of, Promise--that it may illuminate his
pathway, not with thu independent, Pickering
light Of q fixed star, but with the besutifut
'stsady, dependent sGulsence Of plsnss -ana
That without the aid Of q telescope David n0
soon be able to discover additional attractions
in numerous little satellites, OF slightly various
magnitude, dancing attendance to the revolu>
tion Of the parent Star. Thus, though Star
has been blotted out, Ne thay hope soon to see
its place filed by a whole constellation Of -.
other name. %.ss $It
At the parsonage. in Upton; Iowa. FEB. 10th,
1865, by Rev. WN. PuRvIs, Mn. HlLLBURN
ZElrLER and Miss CATHARlNE BROWN; all
Of Cedar county, Iowa.
At the residence o. the of6eistifg minister,
February Dist, by Rev. ROBERT CARoTHERs. Mn.
CHARLES 5. Masonic MISS LIBBIE G. DILTS;
all of Cedar county.
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LIST Of LETTERS
OBITUARY..

Little did we think when we wrote the obitua.
ry of Mr.. EDWARD A. FIRTH, that we would 80
soon be called to mourn over another Young
hero who has given his life to his country, hut
in recording the death of Nit. LEoNEDAs Brown,
1t becomes our duty thus to do. He died in
Ch'cago on the morning of the 9th of the pres.
ent month february. He was born near Tit.
ton, Sept 9Th, 1874. He passed his childhood
with his parents, beloved for his genial spirit
and his kindness of disposition. At the age of
10 years he made profession of religion and
connected himself with the NJ. E. Church under
the labors Of Rev. RUFUS RICHES, of which he
remained an acceptable member until his death.
lie was student from early boyhood and al.
though dying young he had devoted several
years to literary pursuits In the fall of 1863 he
he entered the State University with the design
OF acquiring a collegiate education. In the
Spring Of 1864 Governor STONE made cali for
several regiments to serve for loo days. When
the recruiting Offices were opened he left school
Immediately and came home and enlisted as a
private in the 46th Iowa INIT. He said he could
not bear the thought of living, after this war
was over, and be compelled to say he took NO
P"A'ih ~ hc went WIN MS regiment to Col.
liersville, Tenn. On the oath of July last he
want ~ ~-o-o--~
ruarrillas. In skirElish he was wounded
verely in his head and the rebels, after strip
ping his pockets left him o "A 6sI for d
In n short time his consciousness returned and
his great energy of character came to his elp
and he resolved he would not die there without
Il struggle He therefore crept to a rebel house,
having also to climb fence or two in doing So
He was found there by his regiment and taken
to camp, but none of his comrades supposed he
could live but short TIME His wound was
dressed and he was then sent to Overton Hosrit.
al at Memphis, where he remained six weeks
After his term of service had expired he RI turn.
ed home, and his health continually improving,
he considered himself able to resume his studies
in November last. But his wound was too deep
and in few weeks he was threatened with
paralysis. He afterward submitted to two sur.
gical operations-one in Upton and one in
Chicago. He survived the last only few DAYS
and then closed up his life in peace with his
God and went home to a land where wars are
unknown When he was about to submit to the
operations of the Surgeons knife, he refused all
anod'nes and said he was fully prepared for
death ii it should ensue. Peace to his memory.
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n,~rsAt
made by the several -canvassing com'n''sees'
showing that most Of the citizens OF sowH nad
been called upon and had generally taken no'd
os tho matter id good earnest. W. Spscer, Esd
a5 tba. committee OF FIVE be appointed who
shall superintcnd and carry out thorough can
VS.. Of the township have charge ofthe notes
given, and call future meetings. Motion Carried.
JoHr CuLsEKrsoS. H. C. PIATr, J. H. Roth
ROCK, C. 8. STARR and II. V. SMITH were appoint
ed said Committee. .r-
Col. RoTHRocK moved that Committee Of
four be appointcd to complete the canvass of
the town. Motion carried. ...-. .s-
WIN. GILMORE, A. BAGLEY, J. T. TAYLOR and
C. REIcHART were appointed said Committee.
On motion the meeting adjourned
B. f. PAWLING, Pres't.
s. s. DANIELS, Sec'y.
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TIPToN, Feb. 22d, 1868.

IIPTUN, ted. zZu, INU'
The undersigned would, in this way, take oc-
casion to thank the kind friends of this place.
who, on the evening of tbs Goth inst, paid US a
donation visit, and left with US so many substan'
tial testimonials of their esteem. We acknowi-
edge the reception of sl55 in money, including
the sum necessary to secure policy for life In
surancc. In addition to this we received tavors
sufficient to fill out the remaining portion of the
$500. For all which we are profoundly grateful,
and pray the Father of mercies to reward the
kind donors ten-fold in return
a. .. f.. -. t.- WILLIAM H. WYNN.
5.g ELIZABETH G. WYNN.
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left that Red Jacket n complete imitation q
whisky--that the maker Of Il 10 an impostor---
that those WHO drink Il are good enough judges
Of whisky to know these fac,s-and that those
wko sell il would do we'll to read rhe hws of the
United States concerning liquor dealers license,
and the laws of Iowa in relation to the safe Of
Intoxicating iauor.@ - AErrREp JACKET.
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bT AS will be seen by the minutes of
tho Railroad meetings, our citizens are
waking up to the fact that now is the time
for u, to act,if we would ever secure rail
road to this place. The people are moving
North Of US and South of US, to build
roads which, if built, will be links in the
great road from St Paul to St. Louis -
1--we would be on that line, which, we
hesitate not to say will be the most i'm
portant and the best paying road in the
State, we must act now
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RAILROAD MEETING, Feb. I7th.-Pursuant to
notice the citizens of Upton met at the court
house at p. m. The meeting was organized by
slscting B. F. PAwLrNG, Esq, President, and S.
s. DANIELS, Secretary Col. RoTuRock stated
briefly the reasons for calling the meeting.
90 After remarks by II. G. PrATr, Esq, and 9th
srs Col. RoTHRock offered the following resolu
tton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That we do hereby undertake to
RAISE the sum of $50, 900 to be paid to any person
complete a Railroad and put the same in opera.
9ion to the town of Upton, Cedar CO., Iowa
Ihe said sum of money to be paid when said
road shall be completed and the cars running.
Provided the said road be completed by the Isl
day OF January, 1867.
II. q. PIArr, Esq. moved that for the purpose
OF athorough canvass. the town of Upton be
divided into three districts; that part south of
4th street to be one district, the part between
9Th and 9Th streets another, and the rest of the
town be the third district and that committee
OF three be appointed in each district Motion
carried.
9 Col. RorHRocK, B. F. PAwLING and Jonv CuL.
BkRTsoN were appointed the committee for the
north distriet. H. G. PIATT, Esq. CHA's HAM
AoND and J. 7. TAYLOR were appointed for the
middle district s. S. DANIELS, J. H. B1HELry
ana :. r. MuzzY were appointed for the south
ern district.
On motion of H. G. PIArr, Esq. j. II. Roru.
nocK, Esq, Hon. W. II. TUrHlLL and JOHN CuI..
sssfsok we're appointed corresponding COM
mittee.
o.W. YOUNG moved that finance committee
=. .nree Dc appointed. Motion carried, and S.
". YOUNG, II. G. PIArr and S. S. DANIELS vero
appointed said committee.
On motion the meeting adjourned till Tuesday
evening At p m.
d. r. PAWLING, President.
SIS. DANIELS, Sec.
FEE. Hst.-Meeting convened at the corr.
- Mouse pursuant to adjournment. Reports were
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- TIE FAR FAMED
1r ",ET4

,Nahin. announces to this cour,,-
! 'A@1 no Is practitioner of the
~e'""' french and 'Spaui,h x
| ~ Fi.aical Trca tment1 Oh
80 suoeessiuiiy practicea ofla,e In
in ,ra~eIina ne mas been engaged serer,i go" n:
who fla euese'siuly treating rsssss
PLAINTs. '"'e' Old CHRONIC COX. .
he not only a#certains the nst,r. =, -, a.
ease as formerly psaotieed by Pbv. u. .ne dis.
tr,icn,s ~. u'scosers tho cause howev., ~
Old complaints toured in from ,,,..
for 81, IS per week Aeaioine furnished
,. soas VINO live at distance can b.v..
ielhes sent by express to any point th.s , meo-
;,' ~ senuths statement OF their eomnis.s.
for ,hs So, ne me ney must be sent in sdrsn..
to Oshaloosa. Iowa, must De sent
,, -, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
a.,.i., tnei' FORMS trested carefully and cons.
a.s-i will visit and consult patient, v,,,.
remaining in iowa free of charge Thn.. Ma aie
az distance, and unable to visit him ~. .s'ns
treated ny sending him 4 clear vial or .h.i.
morning afine, from WHICH the disease vii; H. =.
DR.. WEIR, inventor of a new mode o,,rs.,,,.
diseases OF The genital organs cnres ..s;a"us
and efectnally Syphilis. Gonho,rh.s r'.a.esny
al $1,000 and Skin diseases Young mon sns
et,hg from nervous debility, caused hS ,n,oi.
. losses during sleep, can RELY upon no..
..ive ana speedy cure. by new and infailthi.
n. Blades who desire To arai, ,,o,,
oi " ". sure and safe mode of removing nh.
st'uet'ohs, soppfessions, SC. from vha..ver
cause produced without use Of mcaisine .sn
40 so at one interview. DR.. w. has Invented a
simple and certain. f'''sn'eo'
He will be at
,,n aerAsa matter of Information we append the
Iono"Ing list Of patients treated by the Doetor
since ec January lst 1894 oskaIoosa, 34l ottum
wa, 3o7; Fairfield, IL Mt. Pleasant a.. Ron.
-; panville, II; Burlington, lo4: sigonrnsv 90 .
W Mus.atine, ZIG: Wilton Junction, 81; Durant : ,
west Liberty, l3; Springfield, 8. Total nnmS.r
lS20.-Nuscattne Journal
RrslpEHCr-For the last Al y go. =. ~,
Iowa lie will visit the above named n,scs:
every sixty days. p'@'s'