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AlPNandfin Affairs.

From the Alexandria Journal MavIl
4 Scouts from Fredericksburg report that that
and vicinity need the protection OF the
government against rebel officers and soldiers,
dlsbanded from Lees army, who are now
maraudirg upon the provisions and property
OF the Inhabitants. Young men belonging to
respectable families, who have been In the
army, swear they will not work for a living.
aho devote themselves to plunder. Applica-
ton has been made to Gen. Ausur for a Pro-
vest Marshal's establishment at Fredericks-
burg TO protect the citizens in their peaceful
pursuits. The same thing will have TO be done
throughout Nirginis The citizens Of Freder-
lcRsburg seem TO have plenty of specie and
green bac ks, and purchase commodities brought
up the RaFpahannock; but in the country sur
rounding There is lack OF the necessaries OF
life.
a letter from the borders Of Loudoun couatv.
dated on Friday last, informs rs tha. constant
incursions are being made by these paroled
rebel soldiers into Maryland, who drive or
horses, cattle, &C. and tear down and DESTROY
every American flag displayed in that neigh
borhood.
Gen. Tidball, in command OF the artillery
brigade of the 9Th army corps, arrived in thIs
city this afternoon, and teok up his he6dq uar-
ters in the building formerly occupied BY Gen.
Slough, near the post office.
We were this morning informed by General
Slough, our Military Governor, that in eopse-
quence OF orders received from supeIioE Of
tempiated action in turning over to the city au-
thorities certain functions previously belong
ing TO them, but now exercised by the military
power We are very sorry to hear that such
is the fact, but we presume that there Is good
and sufficient reasons for this action. We un.
derstand that il was in contemplation by .as
General 10 complete the arrangement between
the military and civil authorities to-day. As
the suspension OF this action is announced as
being merely temporary. we have hopes that
in few days we shall hear OF its being re-
Sumed,
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A POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREU

POINT ON WHIoH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE.
Out Of ten thousand regular physicians you can.
not fpa enc who will not saY that S,in,.ian.s and
Iarigo, art, are absolutely necessary in medical
practice. And yet In by gone years humane prse-
titiopers have hesitated to administer them, be-
sause tie 6erdish ingenuity of wrstohes who make
merchandise Of human infr mites, ad so polluted
and deteriorated the that the remedy was dee med
as dangerous az the disease. This perplerity is
happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
caufe t. first analytical chemists of the sge have
demonstrated the fact, that HosfETrRR's CELE-
BRATED STOMACH BIr71Rs are absolutely and en-.
tirely free from all perneious elements Hence
they have been intro duced into the Emitted States
Army. and are accepted wherson the testu ony of
the wise, the intelligent and the phi'snthropic is
rated at its just value, as the best protective
against and cure for all diseases arising from i'm
purity in the air or other unhealthy climate in.
iuences, that has ever been tested BY xperience.
In OF Dyspepsia and Liver Com plant,ws state
without qualification reservation. that the Bit
ters are as nearly infallible any thing prepared
by human skill can be. apai2r
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STOP THAT sCRATCHING,
And use WHDATOE'S ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 45 hours, also eures
Chillblaina. Ulcers and all uptions OF the Skin.
Sold by all DRUGGISTS. 4. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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THR PREDICTION OF FNosTRADMAUs.-Most
of our readers will recoliect that at the COM
mencemeLt OF the present civil war the fol.
lowing prediction OF Nostradamug, which, IL
is said can be fonnd in the second volume OF
his "Centuries," was greatly published in the
papers:
"About that time fI>61) great quarrel and
controversy will arise in country beyond
the seas America and many poor devils will
be hung, saNd many poor wretches will be
killed by a punishment other than cord.
Upon my faith you may believe me, the war
Will last feur years, at which none should be
surprised or astonisheG, for there will be no
want of hatred and obstinacy in il. At the end
of that time PROSTATE and almost ruined, the
people will re-embrace each other in great joy
and love"
Nostradamus was a French physician, phi
losopher and prophet, born IN 1888 who, after
meeting with great success in the first named
and in 1855, who Published mis- "Oenturies," a
work of predictions. In 1868 he foretold the
remarkable death OF Henry J., which took
place at a tournament in the spring Of 1859,
and is said also to have predicted the death OF
Charles l., OF England, Louis XVI, and the
elevation OF Napoleon to the empire OF France.
THE BURIAL PLACE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The committee charged with the selection OF q
site for the deposit Of the remains of President
Lincoln, held an adjourned meeting at the
State House yesterday morning, and the SUBJ
committee having submitted their report, In
reference TO the purchase OF the Mather block,
the same was ,,n UNANIMOUSLY o accepted; and
D
the committee in the preparation Of the neces-
sary papers for the transfer OF the property
Mr.. Jared p. Irwin having, in note expressive
of deep feeling, asked the privilege OF erecting
the vault for the reception OF the remains, free
OF charge, his proposition was accepted, the
work 10 be done under the direction OF the COM
mittee.-Spri'gtesd tRl.) Journal.
II Troy has just "torn mp" its municipal
Shin plasters issued in 1862.
R-M. III. q. Olledorf, the author Of many
well-known grammars OF modern languages,
has just died In Paris.
HGen. Grant is Just "A years old.
SIn attacking the Mobile forts, 1eseIsi
Macarthur used mortars made OF lgum tfee-
hooped with iron, which ahswerso every
purpose. a. -
~ State Convention to consist OF dele
oaIas from AN the counties In North Caroline,
T. called for the 18th of May. i,
sxTbe first company Of Royal Engineers
rv.s IN leave England for Canada on the 27th
ot A April, for the purpose OF being employed
in Tepgineering duties connected with the
defences Of the frontier. -..7 7..r.r
ga correspondence writes from Seville,
,Spain): We visited the Royal Cigar Manu-
factory; there were 5000 women wor king in the
man ufactory and 5000 crinolines hung up on
hooks; there were also scattered no less than
$3.50 babies.
ErThe young Prince Camille Polignac
Major General in the rebel service, has just
returned to Paris. -.s
SA suggestion has been made to change
the name of the ssOentral Park" New YORK., to
"Linceln Park In honor Of the late Preei-
dent.
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SECRET DIsEAsES.

Samo,itaa's ,G,t ia the most certain, safe and
efectual renedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
ely ever discovered, Cures in two to four days.
AND recent esses in twenty four hon,s n Nc minsrA,
II is the soldier hope. and friend to those who
male $3,
Samari,an's Root and Herb :Iuices-A positive and
permaLent cure for Syphilis, Sore fsla. Ulcers.
Sores, Spots. ettArs &c Peics 81, or Sit bottles
for IS. Sold by 8. O. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE PRESIDENTS REMAINS.
Progress Of the Funeral Train.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Until q late hour last
night and during to. day an increasing stream
OF persons passed through the Conrt House.
AT O'Clock this evening the Court House was
clesed, and the remains were escorted to the
depot. They will arrive at Springfield TO-.
morrow morning. The funeral will take place
there on Thursday afternoon.
a despatch has been received from Robert
Lincoln, stating that his mother requested
that Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, be the
WILL be complied with.
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THE FIRING OF RIcHAonD-LRrTRR rRox
GENERAL EwELLThe following is an ex-
tract OF a letter from The rebel General EwelI,
explaining the partial burning, etc, OF Rich :
mond, during Its evacuation by the rebel
army. II is addressed to a relative near
Washington, and Is dated at Fort Warren,
april Is:
~ am abused for burning Richmond. 1t was
burned by the mob. There were no troops to
keep order. l had tSid the principal citizens
months before, what would happen, and urged
them 10 form constabulary fierce 10 keep
order. But they would not, only three persons
offering their services, when there were hun
dreds doing nothing. The fire hose was cut,
and the arsenal burned by the mob. L had
taken every precauton possible, and the peo-
pie must blame themsei yes. To prevent mis-.
statements as regards our capture, ] would
state that we were ordered to fellow Ander-
son; that after driving back an attack on our
wagons we found An nderson cut of from those
OF Lees army IN front, and the 9th corps came
after me, attacking my troops. Anderson
failed, after trial, in breaking through those
in his front; and my men, entirely surrounded,
fighting over ten times their number, were
captured or slain"
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Lieutenant Ge.erni Grant

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-6eneral Grant ar
rived IN this city this afternoon, and went TO
Burlingt He will return o-rnorrow with
his wife, 10 take ossession Of the splendid
mansion presented TO him by the Philadel.
nhiaNS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, ID. u, May ., 9p M.
lion. Edscin II. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
SIR: have the honor 70 report that the Sec
rstary OF State has had aa apparatus applied
to the lower jaw to- day, which promises TO an
swer the purpose.
Mr. F. Seward is quite as well as At last re-.
port. +.
Very respectfully, your ob't servt.
J. X. BARNES, Surg. on General.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay OF Warning g
rsliAble treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary
and sexual Systems-Ssnt free in sealed envelopes.
Address Pr sKILL1n HoUGHfox, Howard AsaO-
ciation, philadelphia Pa NH Al 3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"D 'i,ceye done. tcAes ii, 6ons,
Thea '.rere treil 'iiUsre done quickly"
Why suffer on for weeks and months,
The horror ef Dyspeptic pSHgs,
Or live martyr unto HeadAshs dire.
Or 6eht with Ague, Dullness. Vertigo.
And all tie pains the human stomach bears,
When PLANTATION BITTER3 will afford relief
Speedy and permanent And more,
They are the pleasantest medicine
That suffering man hath ever swallowed.
Their cures are quick. and permanent as quick.
Then suffer not, but instantly procure
bottle Of Plantatio BitteYs; a.d thy cheek
shall bear again the rosy tint OF health,
And life be merry IS . marriage bell. my31H
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HKLNBOLD'S xYTRACT OF SARsA1ARaiLLA A
cleanses and reBovates the bloed instis the vigor
of health into the system, and purges ont the hu-
mOrs that make disease. m25.6m
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HEALTH OF SECRETARY SEWAR %
AND SON
VI + lC1AL BULLETINS
Wan nIep AurMuur,

WAR DHPARTNBNT,
WAS isGrON. d. q, May 2, a. ms
Hon Edsoin NJ. Std hton, Secretary Of War
SIR: have the AonOr to report that the Sec.
retary OF State is feeling very well this morn
ing.
Mr.. Frederick Sewards condition is more
encouraging.
Very respectfully, your obi serv't,
TX. BARNEs, Surgeon General.
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To PURIFY, ENRICH TIE BLOOD, BxAUrIPY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD,s HIGHLY CoAoEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One
bottle equals ip strength ono gallon of the Syrup
or Decoction u12S 6m
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The Cause Of the South Considered Lest
The Firing Into .he Niagara and sacra


The Cause Of the Sonth Considered Lost
The Firing Into the Niagara and Saera-
meHtO.
The arrival at New York, OF The steamer
Scotia, from Liverpool gives the Following ad-
ditional European 3dvi1es:
The Times thinks that unless the South con-
sents to re.enter the Union, the emu is as far
off as ever, but as the North shows evidence
OF liberaIity, and as slavery is already half
extinct and verging on its final doom, the
Times thinkethat recon ciliationfs possible, but
come what may England will await the issue
with tie steady forbearance OF nentrals, but
with An earnest wish for speedy and lasting
peace.
The Index and some others OF the -Sonth-
eIn journals, still profess to look hopefully
uuCn tie second act OF The war. which they
argue 10 about TO open.
Mr. Harvey, United States Minister to Por-
tngal, publishes letter in the Times, giving
his reasons Tor firing into the Niagara and
Sacramento at Lisbon, showing that they were
entirely blameless, and according high praise
to Commodore Craven for his forbearance 81
the time they were being fired upon. The
Portuguese Government has issued an order
prohibiting their departure.
The Gear of Russia passed through Paris en-
r,u3- to Nice. He had conference with the
Fn1perOr.
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Co1aIrx,s HoxEy soap,

This celebrated TOILET soAP, in such universa
demand, is made from the choices. materials, ls
mild and tollsnt in its nature, nsrdatly sceH:si
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
DNalers ian q -eolY
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New York Gold Market.
FROM EUROPE.

new YORK, May 2.-Ar the evening board
e old was not active closing at ll2s.
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN Asp BEAUTIFuI. Con-
PLxIoy tollows the use Of IELNBOLD'S CoNcEN.
TRATED FLUID EXTRAeT nF SARSAP4alLLA. 1t re-
mev.s black spots, pimples and ali eruPtions of
the
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A RESTRICTED PoL1cRMAN.--Yesterday the
policeman whose beat includes thar part OF
The county around Tennallytow reported 10
Superintendent Richards that he conid not
visit hiAentire beat, the military posted in that
locality posiuN ely refusing to allow him 10
pass their lines. The police have always been
allowed to patrol their beats before this case
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &C.,
Cas- Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, and will tell yo e nothing
but the rnEh. Address, With stamp.
mar D&W,ly Lock Box Boston, Mass,
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AYERS onERRv PEoroRAL-Ths worlds
great remedy for Colds, Con yhr. C.nsum ption
and ali affections Of the Lungs and raroat. ms lw
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WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY The
annual meeting of this society was held on
Monday evening liz the 9th street Methodist
Protestant church, and IL was namerousiy a..
tended. A committee composed of Messrs. A.
O. Wight, Il. Richards, r. T. MorselI, T. /.
Cbilds and A. Noerr were appointed to nomi-
nate officers for the ensuing year TO report to
an adjourned meeting.
The time for the anniversary was fixed for
May Both, when il is expected that promineat
speakers will deliver addresses.
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mar 2-D& W.ly

Nor PEW OF OF fHE WORST DISORDERS that
aict mankin arise from ptions OF the blood.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT og sARsAPARILLA is 3 rem.
edy of the utmost value. m25-6m
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~D JOHN @. WILSON, a
-0 tLate offrm of BOteler d Wilson. )A
Having leased the spacious ware
= 1Xn= rooms on the southeast corner of ]
= 9Th and ID streets, where he intends at all
times to keep q large and handsome assortment
OF
CABINET FURNITURE,
which he pledges himself to Tell as chesp az any
frst class housefurnshins establishment south
he cordially and respectfully invites his old Gus.
toners and friends to inspect his stock. Thank
full for past favOrs. he now solcits their patron.
age at his new store.
ap 4 colin Southeast corner 9th and sts.
gMBER LUMBER LUMBER
On hand large stock of
LUM BzE,
10000 feet a. White Pine Cuttings,
ioo9999oo o 99o AS9,ieck 'oiss dn and scapat1'ns
iiSS,,SoS SS,SSoS psssstern FEES Store 81 Flooring
100000 Z" "A, 6-i. 8 4 and 1874 w. z. Select ana
Panel, mostly Albany OF superior quality and
800 900 aths received direct and win be sold
Also. White Pine and Spruce Flooring. White
Pine and Cypress Shingles, Seasoned Oak Ash and
Poplar, &c, &c. all Of which Oifs- st the gsry
lowest market prices.
Particular Inducements offered to large CASA
purchasers. ,nw.,no,.pp
apI3-lmf Navy Yard.
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"A fhore whs dsEre brillianey Of eomplexion,
Ssr siSs
PARiLLI Invariably does, Recollect Il L no pat.
snt medicine. Adj for HslmholAl. Take ne oth.
N. mar Htm
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FVELIC SCHOOL CONCERT.-The concert By
the female intermediate schools OF the First,
Second and Fourth districts was given before
a large audience at Odd Fellows Hall night
before last. There were some eighty misses
who participated in the concert, and by their
proficiency reflected much credit upon them
selves and their musical instructor, Mr.. ]. H.
Daniel.
Miss Maria Marsh, OF the First district, Miss
Sallie Dalton, OF the Second, and Miss Lizzie
Hinton, of The Fourth district grammar sch ools,
presided 1t the piano.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A M T. IL G \ N w A T & III


II IA made or the best principle, while the for
ciyn watch Is made on no principle ut MI. The
foreign watch is mostly made by wvIr,n and bows,
nv Hsyp While their labor Is cheap their work
is dear at any price such watches are made
without plan. and sold without guarantee. They
are designed ONLY to SELL and the buyer is the
party most thoroughly sold. Those who have
kent aocres.' :. leplnes' and =" Swiss levers in
professed repair for few years will appreciate
The truth ~ orr statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead Of being made Of several hundred little
pieces screwed ,egeth the body Of the AMERi-
cAx Warren ~ formed OF SOLID PLATES. No jar
interieres with the HARMONY of rs working, and
no sudden shock can throw its machinery out OF
rear In riding or any business pursuit. il is all
Held together as truily as single piece OF metal
II il lust what All machinery she uld be-
LIST. ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG.
4th ECONOMICAL.
We not onl, SECURE CHEAPNESS by our sys-
tenn but QUALITY. We do not pretend that
our Watch can he bought for less money than the
foreign make-6sis.res but that for its real value
il is sold for half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM
Elleryl is what it's name indicstes-SOlid. Sub
staniiMl, and always Reiiable-warrnnted to stand
any amount Of Marching. Riding or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHERQuA OF WATCH
manned r. D. Bartiett is similar in size aud gan
eral appearance. but has more jewels, and a
more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought
ont. is put up in great variety Of patterns.
many Of them Of rare beauty and workn anship.
is unite small. but warranted TO keep time.
OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S WATCH is
neat not large. and just the thing for the pocket
Of Young America
The proof Of tac merits Of our watch may be
fosaud N I'll fact that we now employ over seven
hundred workmen IN vur factories. and that we
are still unable to supply the constantly increas-
ing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH
10 thinner and lighter. than the Others we have
described. Its fine chronometer balance is deli
catey adusted to correct the variation caused py
changes Of temperature. These watches the
fruits ofthe latest experiments in chronometery,
and are made by our best workmen. in seperste
department of our factory For the finest time
keeping qualities they cha lenge comparison watl
tire b-st works Of the most famous English and
Swiss makers.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch Co.
,nar2ad&wm 160 Broad way. II. n.
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A Pm al. Medical Trestiss On the Aust my
and Ply slot ~ ~ tie Scxuai q, gaps. ana their
IseeAcs, consaiDg 500 pagcs. ma. over one hru.
dfcd fine engrsviDgs Price one dol,sr N.reato
on venercsl diseases intending gonn, rrhea gleet,
spybsss structure. gravel stone. rnj TURF. piles.
iistuia urinary dsp0sts. snd disesscs of the KID
nsys. bladder. prssirate gland end sem,psl vssl.
Giles. and their treatment, in. luoing chapter On
FEMALE DISEASES, with observ aiicns on Marriage
and the pr. vention ~ conception. Containing .
tren'isc on self abnse sVci mntO rhea, ~ xnal and
nervous debility barreness aud impotence in bOt.s
sexes; the effects Of these diseases ON the body
and mind, u, the authors new treatment Of III
these cases in FULL the only succcasful method oi
cure. with m exposition oiqusckery. This vert
is not qunck advertisement, but . warning and
guide for married OF single I, il the only book
that<Dves the treatment Of all the above diaeases
in plrn English, with full directions for self
treatment, Snd contains much valuable informa.
ton no, proper 70 mention ID . public notice.
Tent to any address on receipt Of ~
address THE CALLING INSTITUTE
Feb II dAw1y 81 Paul. Minnesota.
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KEoxuk. Iowa, Feb. Z, 1876

J. ). KRONER. Dem Sm Please find en-
closed one dollar for sno her box cf " DR. Zane's
Antidofe for Strong Drunk and send Ms soon
pcssible IN 4 will say FIR your benefit. or salts
faction, that q boss workman of mine has tax en-
two boxesof your AN1InorE and has been So
Der man for three months. and says lie has not
had the slightes, taste for liquor in the last
months or more. and never thinks Of il Prev-
GUS to this time, God only knows when he d. ew
q sober breath. Yours, truly,
W. E.
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Atspns cusA ri sns-
'EDRUNKENN ESS.
Dsa zAEEs. AKTIDOTE sore cure Tor
Drunkenness. Read The following with the tee
timoniAls I'D b eOuvikoeAs@ i nAM F

The love fbf Intoxicating drink u directly
owing to - artificial appstite-tn otasis hosds, q
pervsTsion Of The rsense " tsste. ens'estpduced
BY CONTINUED excuses in the use Of si.irituons
Liquors Iutempersncc = eonrequrntlv not y
natural inirmity. but always depend. MT on ar
tifcial causes These once vem~ved. tie victim
Of inshyiet all inclinpaisQ or dssire fos
IN. xANE's ANffDoTE, 81 rs spss &c e.
ton, restoresthe dissssed appetite 70 its proper
normal condition. The craving for spirtuous
drinkssss once eeases. and whAt before Aad been
m irre.ist bic pessiop, nov beccmca distlS,eful,
obnoxious and rspulpive. The remedy is per,
fectly harmless A4dsreesions are followed %
exercises an almosE magical effect IN causipg
deep seated atrsidM for al slcoholic dsinks and
iscrsases the appetite for food. sw
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., j EkOMEk, Esa., PhiaaNphis, 81
~ RsDYfietor " DR AAAR Assioosi ~ III
.a pRlHkESNRss"
4 Dear 81 :@Since the spring OF 1850, have
been using yOnr ASvspors in large number Of
cases OF intrmperance. and Ia nineteen instances
out Of twenty, il has been successful in totally
DESTROYING the appetite or craving for strong
dy1nf. by means Of It | haye cured over six
hundred cases in this city and ncighborhood. ]
find its node 81 action TO be specifically adapted
TO either recent or long standing cases II cools
the stomach. settles the nervous xc,te.uent and
creates On appetite for food. besides greatly slim
ulaing the digestive functions. have also used
il with marked success in Dsiitiurs 7rumsns. the
Fits Of children and ~. Ttxs' Dance. besides
numerous other nervous affections
II il doubaless destined in the end to do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
have ever been formed Knowing its inestiina
bic value,Jl cheerfully recommend il.
Yours, DC,
r. D'uNGEk, NJ b.