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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

he DECISIONS o this c1muissou. O. c, ths uuloirs
II case q difference between oru-nissi9ue-s san
be ina! and conclusive and shall be carried INTO full
el-ct y he tvo contracting parties Tie comuis-
son sAaA tsru-nste lis lablrs IL s-x mouths from
an l-c-r11E the day Of It's orzni iEst0u. provided
however Il AZ the time sti1ulsts1 fo- the termination
OF sai1 commission. any cases should Be pend
ing before The umpire and awaiting his decision Il
understood and agreed " thetw contracting parties.
inst sad umpire Is authorized 10 proceed and make
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
WILLIAM II SFWARD rrS1
" F. RAA>LOFF. lLs.'

AM whereas the sail siiIto-al articles have been
duly ratified both PES and tie respective ratia-
cations of the same were exchanged m the city Of
Washington. on the eiEhtecuth Instant. by W.li4n
Il seward. secretary cf state Of the United states
and ". Raasiof. Charge n Ahai-es o. HIS Majesty
the King of Denmark IL the United States Ol the
part Of their respective governments.
Now. therefore. De DO known that J. ABRAHAM
LINCOLN Presi lent o. the United states - America
have caused the said additional articles % be made
public. % the end thai the SANE. AMI every clause
ard article thereof may bs observed and fulfilled
with good faith 10y the United States an the ctizs-
thereof
II with - wh-re.f. have here-nt1 e. my har a
s1t caused e sea g .a- Iri.el states o. De- a.xel
Done 81 the City q wsshinE;sn tbs t7ren-
tisth day u september. "a tie yea- o.
KS our lord one thC-slrt Cht h-rf-ei
ana sizty-o-e. lld rf the II 5eren teuce
@. the Uni.si states The eislty-sixth
ABRAHAM ITNroIN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

From the decision q the comm iss.1ners there s1a
be "a appeal. and the agreement 0f three Ct them
shall give fll force ant effect 70 their decisions as
vel with respect % The justice q their Claims 60
the amount q inleIl- cati1r that may - a-JltE-d
. the calmaats. an 10 case the mn ssoners can
1ot agree. the points o. difference shall b referred
50 the arbitrator or umpire, before whom tie com
uiss.1lers may Re heard. and k.s decision shall be
dlal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Ite present treaty stal he rat Ted arf ihe mutuai
oT.--lEe e, rai.l-at.ll7 shall take place ia Washing
f.a. la twelve nlrts from ale cate Arrrlf 'r car-T
u Fasshle.
Il f4.ta whereof We. tie respective Iisligotel
tar.- have signed tt-s t~aiy sat lare lerc.lto
a~I.i .or seals
D.le D. s.. i-a,e. at Washington TIE lrst day n
J-lv. Arnr Itul.ri ore ttol.aui eight hundred rnf
srtg flr.e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

mixed ce-uissi ioion each government shall auc1i-.
secretary 70 assist II The trausacii11 of ths- b-s
ness and 70 keep record q their proceeiirEs au5
llr tie conduct . their business sa.5 c0-uss rs
are authorized - ElAke A. necessary rules
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

aD0grED GT TIE srArs RErrBucAS, Jan. 7, lsei
(ren Lines or less considered square,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Tic comm. ..nors aud the arbitrator or umpire
sili Keep accurate records and correct minutes or
notes 0 al their proceedings. with the dates thereof
abb shall l.iat anl employ s4ch clerk ur clerks or
.t.l farsn19 as they shall fnt necessary 90 8sest
t...a iu tie traurlc ~ the bss4ness which may
cNm- before them
lAr elar 30 NJ abe r.flulesl0rers aud Of tie clerk
n- clerks flaA be paid oy their respective govern
ni.lt- lle -l.lrr nf tAr arbitrator or umpire ard
81. rti1g .nf expense shall be defayoI in cqsal
aiai l..a is t4e iso governments.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President or rHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

Il al and singular % totoa fiss~ prs.as shall o,11s
greeting
Wisreas. treaty w.s made ana c1rcillei 10 Tie
Agency o tie hicsap0o lrnc % Indians on the tyen
tv-cghth day Of june in tha year of olr Lord one
thousand cE1t hundred and sixty two. by and be-
tween Charles r. Keith Comissille-, on TIE part "
tie United St-les AZ tle hereinafter nam Chiefs
IIea ic- and Delegates of tie ki-Sapoo Indians for
arl on behalf of s4ii Incians. aul duly authorized
thereto oy them. which treaty IS ID tbe words aut
l-lrCs following, 90 Wiz.
Articles o. treaty made AM concluded az the
agency 0f tLe k1SagoO Tribe " Indians u tie 18th
day of June il the year of our lord one th0nsan-
eEht hurrei all Sky two. by and between Charles
3. Keith. Comm ssi1lrr. on rae part oi the United
stats and t-e r1 l--siEnet Ca.-.s. Hea-nel. a. &
Del satsso ~ .s r. sag1o nation ol behalf OF sii M
t r.n.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Tie decision % the mixed comm isSiol shall be Z
ecute- without appeal BY each o. the contract TX
parties and l. shall be the duty Of the cCrns neTs
. report % tie respective governments t- result CT
their proceedings an = the decision - slii cor
iSsiouers require the payment o. nieunites u az
o. The claimants. TIE sums determined b. the SAD
coum-ssioners slal be p-.1 y the government
against wlich they are 8wsrle1 within ore rnulth
After sad government shall have received ths report
= ia commissioners aad for any delay n III pay
mont Il the SUN awarded 8,ter the expiration = sa
rth. the SIN c. siZ per cent interest SEA Be pa
during s-c- time Is sai- ie,ay sLal. continue
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
Wniau II SEWARD. S.,rs.ary Of sat,

TREATY between the United states II Ameri- and
The hicsauoo Tribe ol Iudlls. Concluded June IS.
lSs2. Ritfcati,n advised with Amendment. hy
Ssnste March Is. 1873 Amendment accepted May
s. ls63. Proclaimed by the Pres dent o. the United
states. May =. 1893.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

L i hereby szrse5 tlzt TIE Commissioner q L. Al
As4rs with The c0nc-rrs1cs q the S@cr-tzrF q t1e
Iuterior shall appoint c0umlss i01sr Eloss duty j.
shall be % ascertain the amount cf losses s1s-a1s-
bv sal k5kapo5 -zt9l BY rezso1 u the cestr-cil9-
q tlsr timber. sn1 The stealing O. her ho-ses, ca
tie art other property BY the E1ites snc hostile Il
ca1s and said amount when 50 zscer-ai1s-. sazl oe
paid follows VIZ tie amount q osses sustained .
the destruction q their timber s18l Be invested ~
the p1rcLzse a-i erection q steam SaT AZ sr-si
MIL pro-idec said sum shall not amount . more
thar e.zht thousand dollars the residue, Il any, shall
De invested II 81 Per cert United States er Siese
bonds ard ADDED % the fund now held u trust oT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

year n our Io-i one th11saad ght hundred AMI
-.xty-two. which Converti0l, beng in the English
ana Spanish language is. word FOR WORD. as io.-
/ lows
Colveltiou -tw an tha Tnltet States ofAIeTca and
ll- i-epsbllc u Peru.
Wher.Gs. IL rllces having arisen between the
United states oi America all Tie Republic q Peru
orig-ail1g ~ the capture an c0niscatn by the lat
ter ~ Two ships belonging O. citizens Of the Jn-lei
states. called TIC " Lizzie Thompson AMI " Gcorsi-
ana a-l tie two governments not beng able O.
come O. az agreement upon tie questions involved il
SAID raptlre and confscat0n and being equally AMI
mated a ia tile desire 70 maintain the relations ~
harmony which have ways existed, and which 10 ls
desirable @ preserve ami -lrengthen between the
tTo re--ments. have 4grsel O. refer al the cues
tl9rs hota cf .aw AMI fact involved IN the capture
and collsc4t.1l W SAID ships 10y the government n
Peru O. Tie decision of some friendly Power and . be-
i1g now eXae-int O. proceed o ana regulate tae
reference as above described. tie Jnfe- ~t4t-s ~
America ana The Republic ~ Peru have for That par
pose named their respective r-enipotertllri shat
is % say the Pres Jena 4 tle lLitel states has lQ
polatei Christopher j.. .bl-sa tAeir luyoy IXtra0r-
tlfry and Minister pl-L po;ertiary O. PERU and the
President 0f Peru Don jose Gre-0ri9 paz Slllan.
Minister of state ia the Office ~ Foreign R-lat1ls AMI
President oi Tie Council of Ministers who. after Aav-
ing exchanged their fll powers found % Boz iu lle
AM proper frm, have agreed upon the following
articles
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
WILLIAM u SEWARD l1sl
rNrn-

Ig t-4 iIrsl-e-t.
Wi-rfAx =. szrszD gserszry II STAT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

hersfy csrtify tat tie f.-e-1lrg t-satv 5e-r1e-
the United Sst=s and tae Kl-z4yo1 tr.b- q, indians
co-cll-s1 o- tie - caF ., J1le. So t5zei-er
With the f0rsz1i-E l-er--ls-ts t1r--1 lze p re
Senate q The Crle1 s,a-es tie ltl cay q Aarct
Iss3 were read an f1y expal.e- - ne % SAD IT,
ciGns through P1sch2ll Fs-sigaezu The Jliied S-es
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

At aay time hereafter. when the Prssia.u, Of II.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Tl. Ki-kapoos havi1- heretofore negotiated t-sa-
ties lt- -te Ulitsi states c7Ltsl--g various stDl4-
t.ns H. t1e.r 1eLaf winch they cain have lot been
-v compiled T.l d. s hereby pfcvl-e- that cor
-e. statement = the a--3unt that sEree % .e
ua-z ty a1v ar - treaty s.iD1lsi.o-s. = a. t1e
tr-a- Lere-o -e llsLe zn1 2-s1 - a. amounts rs-
cere1 bv s1 trle - virtue u such treaty 81 r-l2-
t--s shall 1a nae u ier The direction o. t-s Com
s1e- q Id ~ AEzi-s and IL ease any anon.
sha be found due lnpl- . ssi- ll-21s te s1r-e,
t1-ether witL 81 aluuit=s which have n0I heretofore
teea kept p 1lt pail shall l1g b pad Up 2 III -
saii TRIBE together -h a. The lieres. tLe-srpon-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
efSSarSaparilIa

A ccmpouNd REMEDY, designed to he the most
~efectUsl A.t1attoS TINT can b. madt. It i
q concAHt ssted extract Of Para Sars parilli,
o. combined with other substances OF still
greater a terat,ve power as to niford ca ,Re.
tive anti LOTT TOR the diseases Snrsapafi!la Is
reIIted 10 ci5e. II Is believed tina. such o
r4rredy as vented by those whc suffer from
Sv"imous t1trpiLiass, and that ono which will
Re mpliA tleiI cure must prove If ~inIpensc
Sc, vice to chs largs class Of on ailicttd fellow
cihsens, HtA completely this compound will
do it has Geen proven by experiment On many
Of tbs worst cases to be found Of the following
cnUpluintS:--
SoRoFUIA x ~SSKoFuLous >~'n,ypLNIHTr,
EhJrrIoNs s EnurrlvE DISEASES, ULcgtii,
PiApLEs, BLOrUnEs, TuMoas, SNT~ NHEuM,
ScaLD Head, SYrHtLTs AND SYP ufiTIn Ap-
FECrioSs, MLHCuRIAL DISEASE, DRopsY, SHu-
RALnIA OR Tic D~ouLoUnEcx, DEBILITY, DY5-
rEPsiA N L. DIGESTION, ERYsIrGt.is, j ,SE
Oh ST. An "iIoNY's FIRE, and INDEED he willie
class Of Complaints ari ing from INrcmrY cp
lEg BLOoL.
This ccrnroum1 will be found a great pro-
.Loter Of hea.id. when taxa in the sp:,ng, 10
cxpcl the foul hunJri vhith fest.r in the
blood at that season Of tl.1 year. 3y the time,
ly expulsion OF them many ranking disorders
are nippcl il. TIE bul |. Nlui,itulas eau, by
the aid Of this remedy, spare ,,,:rms Ives from
the endurance of .oal erip.iols AMI ferrous
sores, through wh;ch tho system will strive to
rid itself Of corr options, If not, assisted to do
this through the natural c!lmu. j, If zig body
by an Alternative medicine. CLEANSE out tie
yitiated BLOOD wl.G,eyer Won frd it, i'm, titles
bursting through t, , skiii n,imples, crIpions,
or sores; cleanse it when you find it i, OBJ
strlctcd and Sluggish in the VEINS CLEANSE it
Whenever it is toul, and your feelings will I'll
you when. Ev,n where no particular do l,r
is telt. people enjoy better health, md live
lo1gcr, for cleansing tho blood. Keep lie
blood healthy, aid all is VII BUT with .....5
palladium of life disordarcd, thc.. can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must g. wrong, and the grc > ~.cl..l.cry o.
life is dis3rlcrni )r oyertI,row,.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
sPRINGVIELD, ONO, jay I, 1889.
BILIOUS FEVER CURED.

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, April l, 1859.
SEssss. A. L. ScovILL Il ca.
Gents. ii have been, for years, sub
jert TO attacks of Bilious Fever and some
Zines l have been laid up for months, and
ny system left in a feeble state by the use Of
strong medicine, which was given to me by
ny physician.
l have been using Dr.. Motifs Liver Pills
tr some time. I find that I can break those
attacks in a day or so, and escape entirely
lhe fever. My daughter had an attack Of
Dyspepsia, which distressed her much she
-ouh not eat scarcely anything without be-
coming nauseated at her stomach continually.
SINE time since she got and has been using
Dr. Hott'o Liver Pills, and she now is like
m ~her being. l have found also that they
are tie most valuable Pills for Breaking up
Colds, Headache, Pains in the Side and Back.
I world not BIO without them in my family.
THOMAS B.GGER.
~ sale by the Proprictc-s.
A. L. SC0VML & CO.,
No. Ia West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
;cE NsW& s3R mZGG7.E MTN con-.
r!.2HIFLE1IE.G: MARRIAGE.

Hear villa tho ttriiinvrr correspondent Of III" Old.
fi!nIT, G"nsLnro Maryland, sail IN Thursday, the 3lst
Of May, 1871:
"SnmerOIs cures If diseases causrtl by early inllsrrctiun
having hccl performed by the English Botanic Physician,
| feel it my duty. having a know. dye ur them, to STATE
III" firt, believing that In doiIg 50 .mny'l,I service to the
suffering. unc ease IN iglrtitUlnr-thnt Of 4 young man
in this ci;y-is WORTHY of upic. lie had hncomc the
victim Of 4 habit, the mere allnsion to which causes Il
,huIlAr, aul after years VI suG; rim. nldocloring ave up
III holrs Of recovery. lie sisirl to marry, and was
lrIrly lplnyCd hy as sweet a girl Ms ever lisIcl wettk.
# affect. III, hui he Nas f%,.iitli, nvlFutIs, arl Inistrlt",l.
tie Jared not we'd ou account # the shattered state
# his - tenn. lie sought r,li'fa at the hands Of The b.
nuir Pig stefan. AMI, Is misi,ilE, ~ It M seem, all the
riroiI ari yisnr of youth has returned, and he Is nov
tho happy ErIIlcr Of a pair Of bright boys"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
NEWS FoI TzYE LAryEs.
a PREVENTIVE 10 4IAVA CALL
EEEEJ,

Hear what I'll" Cincinnati Mcskiy Press says OH the 9Th
Di March, lSf2:
Wc are decidedly 0linsel to drugs ard to nd, crtisrd
rentdha for the prevention # having children, 4ut We
feel it OH duty to acku"wlcdgc alIg."iit fruIn Nul AID frunl
every snnrrr Wien /! is for the relief" Of suflr ting humanity.
A fact lrts come 10 UIr know ,rugr hat ught tu lc pro-
m~ulgatrtl md widely circulated Tor the Iri,ctt Of tlios,
iutiics Sllo,edrliclle health makes ii NECESSARY To prevent
any Increase Of family.
Ab"nt twelve months after marriage, n lady Of nur NJ
qnaintunce gave birth to u dang ,rr, hut her sl.lc -:ng+
were 80 great that her physicians ArsIaircd ii her recovery
This male her dread the very thoughts Of again l4ruminI
Il mother. She tried every thing Ia rrcvcnl Il rrIclitiuu
Ul her sgllerings, but without succeeding. Two years after
iaarriagc she was again cOnhnrd, bat her suilcrings we're
ST. great that the child died, aud hrr own lr was drslmircd
UL She s~as told ly her tinily ply siciIti that il she had
any more children le feared her life would lie the forfeit.
applied to the botanic Physician, Dr. RAPHAEL,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,

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rcluding reproductions of the most cele-
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Photographers and others ordering goods
EOD. will please remit twenty-five per
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nufacturers of Photographic Materials,
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
CuRED.

URBAYA, 0aGo, September rs, 1855.
NEssRs. A. l.. SeOvILE & Co.
Gents. IL have been troubled with
4 torpid action of the bowels for six or seven
years, which has been the cause of a great
deal Of suffering to ME, and had to deprive
myself of many kinds of food, and used much
oatmeal, ETC., until | got DR., Motifs Livor
Pills, and find that they keep my bowels
regular, and | now eat anything that my
femily does. l most confidently recommend
these Pills to those who are troubled with
constipation of tho bowels.
Truly yours, JOHN FLEMING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
v CAMBRrDGE, ND, FEB. 8, le

kEseas, A. L. SCOvTIL & Co.
Gents. This is to certify that l have
used DR.. Motifs Liver Pills in bilious attacks,
and found them 10 be the best Pills that ]
ever used for that purpose; and have also
used them ss a Cathartic Medicine, and have
found but little use for a Physician since |
had them in nay family.
Yours, truly ASA FRENCH.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
LET TIE AFFLICTED READ

And learn that n perfect and radical cure is warranted
and gnaraHtccd Ia all who are afflicted with weakness,
dcb'i!ty' nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, do
preston NJ spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss Of
sleep, loss uf memory, loss of energy and muscular power,
pnny growth, wasting away, and n want Of confidence In
themselves, ihinting fits, cUnyulsiye tremblings, impo-
tencc aud disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS. =
Some phy'irllils require to be told the nature Of Your
disease the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not nus perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
MN toirscrlle The diseasrs without any information from
Inc patient, to explain its original cause, and to guarantee
It's cure. ANA, what is more valuable still, he will honestly
ana frankly ii whether you can bs cured or not. All
MS COMMUNICATIONS md interviews ae strictly private
ana 'Jntidcntinl.- Meiicd Journal.
fhe Botanic Remedies Of br. Raphael, the English Do
'an'e Physician, never f,iled yet to make II perfect, radi-
cal, and lermaucnt cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
AND VENEliEAL DISEASES, without the use of Mar.
curry, without lindrrunce from business, and without
lear oil discovery or exposure. No deadly pOisons, such
~ "r'chl,, nNy y'mira,, oiiim' or any other poisons.
No mercury nor any deadly m~inerals-nOthing but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician, His Botanic Remedies never vet failed
To cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous cases,
ana to remove nll mercury md other Impurities from the
system When all Other kemelies had iaied. - Medical
journal.
GOOD VIEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoNTEMpIAr.
lNG MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
pendent Of the OlltollOw, BoonsbOrO, MARYLAND, said ON
Thursday, the 3lst OF May, 1850:
" Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early fndiscre-
ti"h hatin NJ been performed by the English botanic Ply
stefan, feel it my duty, having q knowledge of them. To
state the fact, believing that in doing 50 I may do a sery.
leo to the suffering. one case In particular-that Of a
young man IN this city-is worthy of note. He had
become the victim Of II habit, the mere allusion to which
causes Il %shndder, and after years of suffering and doctor
lug gave up al hopes Of recovery. lie wished TO marry,
and was dearly beloved by as sweet a girl as ever lisped
words oi affection, but he was fearful, nervous, and pros
tratcd. lie dared not wed on account Of the shattered
state Of his system. lie sought relief at the hands Of The
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing rs it may seem, ali
the bloom and vigor Of youth has returned, and he IL
now the happy father of a pair of bright boys"
Any who are suffering, no matter what their comnlaint.
can call on the Botanic Physician confdentially. THEW
may rely upon relief His office is at No. SO EAST
FIFTH Bet. Sycamore St. and Broadway INCISSATI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
"A rs
Ague CQre,
ror THE spE ..nY curl oE

<nS .rAm>'rspt Fever, g. Fever an, AgMe,
aR"v,ittti.t Fever, CD III s.; YER, Dumb
NE"n, Periodical IIrfSins W. o. Yi.iCus
tssuiac6e, AMI Bilious tar .Ts, Indeed
SHr ihe whole rlT "a OF Il iscuA "a 0rigf1Et.
sag tI b'lfnTy GsrC = cement, eAUstd hg
N"e MNl""Ja UT Ii"snIntic Counties,
"e are enabled mere &c Offer the conmmnii'f
-rn"dy WI oh. while it lures the nln2e comnlaina
4EIrt certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any
qltutty. ';ucl. II remedy i, invaluable in districts
Sn"rs these I'll letting disorders prevail ihk
"C'EH" e,p the mlasGniic p)i-0n o, fEyEy
AL AaUF ron the system, and prevents tie dc
~seiopmPp' Of the disease, if taken Oh the first up
pnacl II rs rrcNott'orj SYMPTOMS. lt'sLot lily
Ahc best remedy 'vef vet usic1"CrCd e.. this class
CT Cu,npiarts, BOT also the cheapest. The largr
ensntity " sl.p,'Y for a d"i.Ar rugs; It within ,hr
S:ari! of ever. b'ty; nd m lrli)asdislT;ms where
FEVER hhD A"uL prevails, tuery holy .h',l]
haVe u aun use II freely both Coz crI; ard Il It
Htn Az at 5 ~ryeriority Of this rcr d. o or ou,
Nth'r tN@ discc.r.Hd In the sp, ,dy AID 81 nj
eu,e " tn -, nhttents Is HAT 1t ~co:'dil Ne g." iIt
81 rnneIti ru"dcqu.iI! it rrodu' as I qui'Isn'i
Ctn-' ujhtnae effects whatever u,Qr ~ 20 sta
aIm. IT'S .n.fr! ~ 1t are les a. cath Z
She, nan ~, CT aad tAe Gi,ruse. q
t,Irs alto Agne is not alone tue cn cquc,.c, Of
.nr 'aI4sratic poison. A nrcat yaiity Of ii "
~ ans. t,m ~ .%'ritaiim', among which ire
n. Itys" h7~~Ho5tSp t.DHt, lArdG phe, BLad
Ra iu0's,Gh., tq't.he, Z AtdyrA, Astina, 1 al.
fA Gom, t"NE& AtohOr # the Spleen, Hystrr
~ r,.t ~. rfe D"r-rI, r9ar, FHrdiysjs and he
~ lr1pe,;' T O., N''rwDh. al! # Wh.cll, when
tii 1fL. n tE.s cause, at Oh ,ue.i NtimiHrnt
err = NJ -nne periodical. This 'OurE" cxpcls
D. pss," 'r'an tue birtt. I'D consequently cures
TIL" ali shSa i :. an ii;aluahlc protection to
en't SI'vlr nd nslaons hayclling or temporarily
r.S'd'nQ W M mtlafions districts. If taken OccG
Rv!4iiy . iriiy 9ll.c eAi~,s,d to the infection,
that viii r. eScI, led trim The system, AID cahnai
A'ci.'n"ia'" in %suiicicnt quantity 20 rippn into dis
1as be"'ss it il ever mt re valuable for prctcc.
4;rr hap sire, and few will ever SITTER from Inter
sri'Iei,uS il 'hey avail the:@sclres VI the protection
khrs ren.aY ltforis.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-09
AYERS

hup"nd Lxtrart Cf S%r@pari''
the most eftctun' rqincdy Which the nrdi
srill ~ our times can lcvise COR thi eve
y r. q ai'ngmrd fatal mnlady. | il co
hins6 FIR n ii : Inosr active rem 'l;nls Tat HI
bern discUveiei SOr he e%xpurgation " this to
f~iSor'ic, from 'hc f,"ol, aud Il rescue .. T.
4ys'rm from is destructive ron+equc Nc,
Afrnce IL should hH employed Cor 'ht cure
h,t ouly ScroGula '1ut also hoe OTHER l!ie'
Not,S which arise from j., yu'h ~ Ebv"ru e
pLt SKfE DIsrAsrs. ST. hr"rcNN's FIEh
k"IE, - Fl IsIpgla,s, PlMrL1s, l'rarr'LR.
k~IorcHEs. BnAtNS nnd lio,Is. II ions, T&~rrr
and oALT lluguN, SrAtb H. ~, RjHGvCRS
t,nuNvTisM. SY riLirIc and AlrH "nIAI.i',
kAsEs. Ouo"sv, NNSrglsi,, DE"WLri, mid
AiJe'd All COMPLAINTS An'aINc FROM TIA
T@r Il INrruE Hloon. thc I%njulai sgir
IN inqhriig qi III" M'0i" is founded i'll ttutl
4or scrt fulo 'sl ltgcnc'aliur OF 'bc blood. u,
4m' Iicu'ar purpose and yIrt"c Of dis S"r>sla
trrI 10 IT. purify md rcscIuratc this yi'RlL laid
h''hour w!.c' spunl heairu IL imW.s.kL .
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