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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

A n ROTH AUCrIONEER. tftf
~ AVcu0N.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sE a ~ place All the elegant Household Furniture
y Amiy Going 70 Europe win be sold az auction this day
ttdAy June 10 a the elegant residence, lls Clinton
place ghh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale
russas aud Ingram Carpets Dining Room-Rich Freneh
China Tea and Dinner Sets rich silver mounted Castors ~
feasoons Tablespoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket
rich alvey plated Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory
hsnied Knives and Forks Carving Knives and steels
col Cooieis, engraved Champagncs Wines Decante..,
Gafss Celery Stand cut Preserves &c large black Manu-.
Extension Table solid black walnut Buffet twelve dining
Chars on Paintings Engravings Parlor and Drawing
Roonfour beautiful rosewood Parlor Suits covered win
the rchee description OF crimson and Maroon CRIMSON ana
yon and black French satin brocatei Dack walnut
Library Furniture, rosewood Etageres WIN rrencn
plate Mirrors back and doors. style OF Louis Aiv large
Per Mirrors Chandeliers Turkish Easy Chss ana lounges
dns collection OF OIL Paintings Bronze Clocks and 0rna
men French China and Parian Vases, Corner and Book
iAGNifiCENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE,
Stool and cover cost 500,
elegant Instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and with all the modern Improvements
ovsrsrDng bass full plate French action, full 7
&aye.
chauDers aad Nursery-Costy rosewood and mahogany
Bedseads Stauary marble top Bureaus Washsands and
Csmmodes match twenty Hair Mattresses, from
forty sixty pounds made To order and In excellent cond
ton Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows; Counterpanes.
SIR and satin Bed Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
Sets oo,hs Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
har soctevs Sofas. Lounges. Couch Beds rsu Siands
iea fia t-sdi Tables. together with large and -able
if'issafoj Basement Kitchen Utensils, III,
sific IA attendance 10 pack no shp
4Nt iF gs ~oaaoss, at reasonable charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

LNOR SALE-BY AUCTION. on SATURDAY, JULY I,
ct ~ o'clock NJ. about 30 Timothy Grass In line
condition. standing the dairy farm OF the late David
s. Mia on the Williamsburg and Jamaica turnpike, miles
from Grand street ferry In half plots for cash
only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

IJRNRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.--H. II. LEEDS a
MINER will sell by auction, Friday June a. nj lOs
eclo IT The depot Of The New York soap Company I7s
Grand street east OF Broadway large sale OF Fancy Soaps
Hair OLA Perlumery Extrcts &c Among other varieties
London Rosc, Bee Hive, Honey, Poncepe Muskcd
Wrape, Gyccfine No. rgilct vaegacd Bar White Cas-
tile Palm Castle Shaving, hnc Toilet sand and Currency.
They done up fancy re adapted TO the city
tal trade and will be sold In lots suit purchasers The
above Soaps manufactured expressly for city rade all
the finest atty BY Ia. above well known
establishment guaranteed in every particular close the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

Lease OF House, &c. This day Friday, june 30 az
l0 o'clock the Furniture of the Howell House 49
Broome street. Broadwny also all the Bar Furniture
and Fixtrcs Pior Mirrors, chandelierr Nc Also all tho
Carpets Furniture Of about also about twenty
thirty thousand Cigars; also two years Lease OF pre-
miscs, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30
THE LEcTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLY-Fog GENTLEMEN
4 Ut the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 0is Broad.
way Tarrs unable 10 attend these lectures them
forwarded receipt Of ten cents by addressing secrspry of
New York Museum ut Anstnn~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30
593ENEw YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 80 1865.


DAwNBROKER's SALE THIS DAY BY JOHN MoRTI.
mer, 10 East Broadway Of 100 lots Mems and womens
Clothing aud other Goods, well worthy the attention Of
dealers and others By order Levy 40 Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, NAY RE con.
suited all diseases Thirty years excusvey devoted
disease enabes him n warrant VA all cases The
misplaced confidence IN medical pretcuders call
with certainty OF being radically cured, or no pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

ADrEs-DR HARRIsoN's ONLY OFFICE Il 50 SIXTH
ia avenue Ills Female Monthly Regulator -~n, nnnnirs
y 70 order everywhere. rrce -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

CTOLEN-FROM THE STABLES OF j. 8. MORGAN
> ~ and II Boerum street Brooklyn, June IS sorrel
Mare Buggy and Harness. The mare has white stripe
aud switch TAIL stands about Is hands; buggy newly
painted letter each side; harness has letter
the blinds liberal reward will be paid for such infom
viii enable the the above property
lead to the arrest of the thief. j. 3. MORGAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, FLANNELs
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell Friday,
So at II O'clock at East Broadway for Of
former purchasers large and select Of Dry
Goods Alpaca Delanos Hosiery Flannels and lot Of
Ciosks, Mantllas Ia Also lot Of Coaks Mantlas,
40 JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

Miseries Of AIillionaires.
Under this heading the n. Y. Sunday
Times reads forcibls homily upon the
idea that all is not gold that glitters, and
that the man who has made his pile has
not in consequence sowed contentmen'
among his days. The Times in illustra
,ion gives three pict. res-a triune Of wealth
in the following sitting:
Look at William B. Astor as he slowly
and with automatic gait moves along
Broadway, glancing neither to the right
or the left, and evidently deeply immersed
in mental arithmetic. Manifestly he is the
oppressed pack horse Of his own ."great
affairs''-a being that might have tripped
eaily through the world with light heart
and . thin pair Of breectes, had he not
been pet Of Plutus; but who, as it is,
stoops under weight Of rent roll and bond
and mortgage, almost too heavy for elderly
humanity to bear. Unfortunate financial
Atlas, with world Of wealth upon his
SHOULDERS, and care and anxiety, sitting
like twin incubi, perched upon its top, how
VIC pity him! And yet such is tho effect
Of habit in reconciling and even attaching
man to his burdens, that he woule be more
likely to denounce than thank US, should
We philantbropically offer to ease him Of
part Of his.
Commodore Vanderbilt seems to have
more backbone than Mr.. Astor. and bears
his forty millions with porter.like pluck.
We say forty millions because Mr.. Par.
ton, his biographer, appraises his ''real
and personal ct that sum. We fancy Mr..
P.'s figures . little over the mark, but the
Commodore is nevertheless . very .'solid
man." and will no doubt "cut up hand
some.'
Alexander T. Stewart, who is. We pre-
sumo, about Is far advanced in the millions
a. the Commodore, always appears to US
to be working complicated sums in COM
pound interest as he walks the streets
Although . lightning calculator, he is lin
public, at leastl the plainest of men.
We are quite sure that making money is to
him sentative and not an excitant. Are
we mistaken in supposing that he was
merrier and happier years ago as a clerk
than he now is as the controller Of say 6vo
and twenty millionss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

RETROSPECTIVE feel utterly unable
to conform ourselves to the sudden change
that has come DER the spirit Of our dream.
But yesterday, We we're all looking with
the most sanguino anticpations to the fu
ture glorious career Of the Confederate
States; and to day, it seems to be among
the things that were. History affords no
instance Of such sudden collapse of q
powerful nation that for four years had
supported armies equal to the largest ever
raised by the nations of Europe, and
achieved victories tbat will be the admirs,
ton of future generations. The greatest
warriors Of ancient or modern times have
been rivaled, il not surpassed. by the con.
summate military genius Of the command
ers Of Confederate armies. 1t is humilist.
ing to reflect that we are the 6rst people
recorded in history, numbering eight mil
lions Of freemsn (or who once boasted Of
being freemsn), who have been subjugatsd.
Gdlreston Neus, May 25.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

The N. Y. Herald says; President Johnson
is working most assduously and successfully in
the reconstruction of the south, and is bringing
back the late rebels to their constitutional al
legiance. He is working better in the south
than in the north in this labor, strange as it
may seem. The southern people are falling
into the loyal line with rapidity and cheer.
fulness never known under similar circumstan-
ces. The only obstruction to the presidents
wise and constitutional policy comes from the
yacobin element Of the north and his own Of.
6ceholders. Tho officials of the custom house
and internal revenue department are in league
with the Jacobin crew to throw obstacles in the
presidents way and raise row about negro
suffrage. The return of southern people to
their allegiance and their former prosperity
will be speedy and easy if the oficeholders and
Jacobins put no distractions in the way Of the
presidents plans as they seem 10 do.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12
McGREGOR, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, JULY H. 1865.

News and Items.
It is claimed that the new constitution of
Missouri is adopted by = majority of 1862
votes.
The headquarters Of the army of the Potomac
has been broken up and Gen. Meade's head.
quarters will hereafter be at Philadelphia.
Thirty regiments of the army of Tenness
are to be mustered out.
Charles O'Connor, of N. Y, the ablest
lawyer in the United States except (perhaps)
Reverdy Johnson, of Nd, is denied consul.a.
ton with Davis, his client.
Ollendorff, the German grammar writer, is
dead.
Captured correspondence shows that s., ,OO0,
OOO worth of cotton has been carried across
the Rio Grande into Mexico, through the con.
nivance Of Maximilian's officials, since the sur.
render of Kirby Smith. 1t is thought that our
government will demand the restoration of this
property.
VIM. Bell, Of Lake Co., Wis, was hung at
Waukegan on Friday, June 3Oth. The charge
against him was that because old Mother Briden
opposed his marriage with Miss Ruth Briden,
her daughter, he killed the old lady. BELL
talked long and convincingly on the gallows,
ani declared his innocence to the last moment.
Had the writer been the Judge no Mr.. Bell
would have gone to "Kingdom come" without
sctual testimony against him. In this case we
believe the County Of Lake did wrong that
no repentance can compromise"
Benjamin F. Perry has been appointed Pro.
visional Governor Of South Carolina. Florida
is now the only rebel state for which no Gov.
ernor has been appointed.
1t is reported that Mr.. Stanton will retire
from the Secretaryship of War, on the 18th
instant, and be succeeded by Hon. Preston
King.
The nine Northwestern states drained by the
Ohio and Mississippi have population Of TO-.
5OO, 900, and possess 361 per cent of the total
wealth of the nation.
A German on hearing of "Paradisc Lost"
and "Rebellion in Heaven" broke out with
"Von repetition in Hefin! Mein Gott! das
lashts not long. Onkel Ape ish up darer'
The Great Eastern sailed from Valencia on
the 10th inst, and It's expected that telegraphic
communication will be established betw cen
Europe and America by the Goth.
Gen. Grant has issued an order for the mus.
tering out Of every soldier that can be spared.
The language of the Sandwich Island is
about to be entirely discarded. The English
will take its place.
The Treasury Department has ordered the
payment of interest in gold to the amount of
50, 9,753.9O2. The receipts from internal reve.
nue., for the year ending the 3Oth ult, were
$2O6 .OOO, 900.
1t has recently been discovered that our
state will probably sustain loss Of So 500 900,
the amount of her claims against the gov
ernment for fitting out troops. It is believed
this loss comes through the gross neglect of
Gov. Stone and other State officers to attend
to matters Is they should.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

The trial Of Miss Harris, at Washington, for
the killing of Mr. Burroughs, will commence
to-day. Among her counsel are Judge Mason,
Judge Hughes, and Hon. D. w. Voorhees,.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

ASS"" AOSaS'AAS1t AAA SuAV ~SS Vys J
At "a meeting of the ID Iowa Infantry, held
on the 9th day Of June, 1865, for the purpose
of taking into consideration "Thc Iowa Sol.
diers' Orphans Home" and its claims upon US
as soldiers Of the State of Iowa, and upon the
State at large, the following named officers and
men were appointed as committee to draft a
series Of Resolutions expressing the sentiments
of the Regiment thereon:
1t Col. c. w. Gurney; Capt Jno. w. Scott
Lieut. Geo. F. Balding; Lieut.. Sanford Kirk.
patrick; Lieut.. Jacob Mowrey; Lieut.. Henry
R. Decon; Lieut.. G. P. Gillette; Sergt. Jas.
Donaldson; Private JAS B. Wilson.
The committee reported the following Reso.
lutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That the orphans of Iowa soldiers
have an undying claim upon our sympathies,
and, believing that the "Iowa Soldiers Orphans
Home" is an institution we'll worthy the sup.
port Of every loyal person Of the State, We,
as soldiers of the I'd Iowa Infantry, by the
memories Of our fallen comrades. do pledge it
our constant and answering support.
Resolued. That even in its infancy, from the
great degree of success which has so far
attended it. this institution reflects great credit
upon its officers and members throughout the
State.
Resolved, That the "Iowa Soldiers Orphans
Home Fair" to be held at Marshalltown. Iowa,
on the 2Sth day Of August next, and the pro.
ceeds of which arc to be appropriated to the
"Home," should be grand rally Of all persons
from all parts Of the State who can attend. and
that those who cannot should consider it q duty
and esteem it a privilege and pleasure to send
in contributions Of all kinds that may be "use.
ful, ornamental or agreeable" and all con.
tribute to make it grand success.
Resoiued, That copies of these Resolutions
be sent to the leading State and County news.
papers of Iowa and their publication requested.
CHAS. w. GURNEY, Chair rman.
JAMES B. WILLIsoN, Secretary.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

MAKES regular trips between the Depot at North
M McGregor and the doors of each business house In
the city; Is Safe, Speedy and Prompt Line through
which TO ship to and from railroads, residences stores
shops &C., &c.
Remember the Freeman Line when you ship. AT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

We went mo secession At the formations
Of the Confederacy, from an honest conyic.
tion Of duty. We stood by the Confedel-
acy as long as it existed, and sustained
it with all the zeal and ability We were pos
sessed OF. II is crushed, and with it are
crushed our long adhered to political views.
We have now no politics, save alone the,
safety and security Of the society in which
we live. To that safety and security We
are willing to give all cur energies. State
rights, State sovereignty and all that the
ory Of the United States Government are
now exploded. The question Of the re-
served rights Of States has been settled by
the stern arbitrament Of arms That arbi-
tranent is, whether right or wrong decis,
i've. 1t ends the controversy. We, who
are defeated, must yield to the decision,
because We can do nothing else. We must
entertain no private enmi:ies against the
Federal Government, because they will lead
US into treason. We believe it the part Of
true manliness to yield when hope is gone.
as much as to struggle on while there is 9
chance Of success. We confess to no
wrong doing in tho past, and only yield.
when to prolong the struggle wouh neces-~
state wrong doing, present and future.--
Hvuston Telegraph, May 27. ag
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

A man in Springfield, Massachusetts,. de- :
capitated q turtle and left the head in the
yard Hearing lively soaea!inss shortly
after, he investigated, and found that rat.
whica .ssayed to crafty it's taste ior turtle.
had been seized by the head it sought TO I.
dcvour and was actually killed. -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12

ED,roRs NORTH Iowa TrMEs:-Enclosed
herewith please find copy Of Resolutions
passed by a meeting Of this Regiment yester.
day, and which, in accordance with the 4th
Resolve" you are respectfully requested to
give place in your paper.
am, very respectfully,
CHAs. w. GURNEY,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-07-12
KEEP COOL!
ICE! ICE! ICE

! WILL furnish Ice to private families during the
i season at the rate of TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS per month, provided the contract is made early
in the season. For 100 lbs charge so cents for less
than 100 at the rate Of 60 cents per 100 pounds
Persons desiring Ice daily otherwise, will please
INFORM me- II. s. BOYLE.
McGrcgor, April Goth, 1865. 4m445
, 1865-08-16

~ tsa mir Ftyxe1sa q Specialist ncx IN ~ e14
thst caa ss ssaras sss,oa Epoa. 80 70 rn. snt not
sufu przxAaz 70 ssaasin u yno. sssmz. ezakuz1ak
sou1 tsca snd ho3y, bs1tn destroying Suu1 h17pa'
,,srs and fussue yeasseu n uta.. HI taa nsds ~
eouaa dissssu ma 1e%uns cnntnty hi1 ss1d5 ~ t1e
,ast rxaat5 ytazs, An& i tbnsense ~ pEsan vao@
III k9irssd shotM consult 10 one esx fssfe q
patient Of ~ no& ba1e eHfud ktnes aa hss u7@ -
shs ctI. He fsputasnu hss vooehe4' In ~ a.s ~.
p4pzs, h pssaezsA ahA ese medical seo'.4e
oae ~ snrusd, u ts.ne rhs mort <1uoa y, -,
fse and shnrpzkt naHer Of his pfsssz - =.
. oaaxz4 HI. toax taspstt sfFe LIE -
4 COMMON pceursunoe 0tn hin 70 ea1a -.
t,.,,,,r. .,r srr..sxs IN 2adlo &od Eenfssaa e7a
-. ,,,4+ noann,.sn IN hi city. oowniss51o1s aao
.,d ronnn.atts,. 0noe No. 17H eoa1a esafk ssas~
..-- ~ ,.onnoa hA1{ nloct uoH tho Fost ekaad,
80. ~ ~ ra4, phlcaxu. IL os1oe houst NON
-. -. -, = su,1e 70 :assra," proliasea month.
r fsse Of thstEe- -.--.-
-. nvs Txx1 PAK4uDz4Ax HoIn&-Doctok
-.,,- ss,rras much OF his Hroe to tbs 1e&tnsct oi
+,es. csxs caused by Rezcs hAntt vaich rans both
t-4v ard mind, uniting Ena urfortunase lndirtdnAl
~ etther buxluea ne aoc1et5. The ~ eect u theea
,,a.tr hatt1 ct tse exenn u5 Kaps7 4oa, to waskn
and deuunaa rhs co1s1tutior, d3uuJ <ns ph5s1oal
md mental po.e.s 6ntnass azd aAehle IA nxsu,al
E.xl,nxs, andezn4ust xns vial ena11n Of manhood
chs p1sAsaz@ Of I'LL a1s ar7d- tas onecs Of ns1aE4
S.uxuased md ez.ssnne i1seat xcnnesea atnn of ID
eoAz,nx u.srJ ena .aG1as- aurA sessona, upeciai.1
shpee contemplating suaz1iAEe should loae no tina u
ssa8tnS itumndi1n application. - Dr.. B. px A1 nv
8rcssnswt, u enaolot 70 itxure spesd1 Aad pakns
ren1 tu1e- ......... ....
n- oynra 1oo 6outh fHarf street cor At Nnnroa
, 1865-08-16
OLE fTE.MS.,

:, There have been several wells struck dur
Ing the past week. One on the McCuutock
farm, at the depth Of 500 fcet.11 The tools are
in the well. upon biting teated, II pumped
at the rate of100 barrels per day. The work
Ing, interest of this well belongs to the
RousevilltE Development Company.
Two wells are reported n4 having: been
struck on the West fit-hnle Greek, ,some four
miles above Pluner. The depth Of these Is
sasd to b. between 10 and 500 feet, and the
the New York and Newark Petroleum
Company last week struck fne vein ol
lubr{catiuE oil, at the depth Of 1B735 leet.
The well Is one quarter Of mile from the
Allegheny riycr, upon Two Mile Run, ave
miles below OIL City. The NEn WIS :imme-
dt1tely tubtd after the strike, and On satur-
day the pumping commenced, and has since
continued at the rata Of fifteen barrels per
day. The grade Of oil obtained, is remark
ably low. being only twenty nine degrees,
and Is worth At the well twenty-five dollars
per barrel. Ten barrels Of such oil is more
Than equal In TAfue TO ono hundred and nifty
barrels Of oil On pithole. / e.... x
in Ohio, the Little Beaver Valley Oil
Company had The satisfaction Of striking oil
at their boring on Little Beaver, Columbiana
. county, on the 8th, at the depth Of about $50
feet, The oil flows At the rate Of Is barrels
-Per-dsy, aDd IL ofeo pure quality as to com:
/. ntaud Is cents per gallon at the we'll.
f.: William Wright's new volume on the
Pennsylvania oil region 'giyes aTecapitula
ton Of wells now Il Sperasaton Is eff f9llows
hal fRf =
, 1865-08-16

p.oedtsss Hotttages, Rub, 1anson, sn.cktord
and Claff-1A
and noes on concurreIce II the nsjor1ty Eepott.
report BY The following vote:
1tes-Ala:: :KnicksfboeEer, sh!mp. Carter,
Russell, Gsetfe'd, P7oQdfoot,. Hott@nget. Rub,
IsVfon 3hycHord, Claik-16.
Nays-Ald. Barrett, Wicker. AeRoy. Sheridan,
Kann. Wallworth, Hatsh, Rafferty,, Taleo:t Hunt.
An Invitation was received from Chas. 3. Walk.
er> Etq., Sppehntt ndent Of ChlcaEo City Ril'
Way, for the Council 10 examine the present lines
Of horse railway In tho city; Hhleh, OF motion ol
Accepted and plseed On die. -
Gdloukn.
the Eot1on waa Loaf b. the following vote:
Ayts-Ald. Hateh. Bherwtn. Moore, Rafferty,
Wcodsrd, 1A1eott, Russell, Hunt1ey, 92stdeld
Fsoudfoot, HotttrGer, Shackford-
Noes-Ald. Knlckertccker, Shtnp, C.Iter. bar
,eit, Wicker, McRey, sheridsn:. Ksun, Wallwork
Holden, BtxbY> kuh, L1wson. Gisrk-1!.
AID. Carter was permitted By The coroci1 t.
lake an explanation Of bis previous remarks
ap7trg the aebato upon The pr ntlnR qnes1on.
i. And, On motion Of Aid Moore. The Couneu ad
ioprusd, "A. q. B0DXAN,
City Clerk
, 1865-08-16

lsNg. E:ASTERLX'8
IODINE AND $AKSAPARlklAs


Ts u III only Mn csre dlseases Arising
ru1: a Impure HAto Of Tho blood. III:
Scro1ata, Or Kings Evil, Cancer,
Tuners, Er1pttsAs Of the Skin,
Erysfpefas, Chrsnic Sore Eyes,
-RfnkWeFn sF Tettcf. Scala Head,
eM Sores, Swelling Of the Glands,
Leprosy, White SWelllRgs, Piles,
Bietches, Bells. Flnples sR the
= Face, Goitre, RhenAatisM, Drop
81 or Gravel, Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA. HervsRs Affections,
General Debility, aiiChrontc Dis
eases, and al Diseases arising
ffon the use Of Mcrenry.
s:s = - s..sa. s9 81 : T =:
s1aa 1S1s sass 1ssaPs Z II
.. Dr.. Easte1l5's Ied1as nd sarsapF{lls.
4 10 wests:n ssass nes1ty 1a1ettoa1tas Of 9a z
s,nn =; +. ss;sa m ioEgd 2. i9ssaJs
~ toa Ee@oes% sat su1extr& aEtse from tn1s chu4e-
DR.. iastari5's Iodine md sarsaprtlIa
L n tnia!Hnsn er7e TOT Liver Complaint 1t haa
Pse:ns P ss;on on The Vrs. snd ;eE bother VII cars
Dr.. Essrel!I's 1edi.s asd s.rsaprtlla
nsi*ua. Th,s aedlcns rcaoves i'd csase 81 poI:s1~
ink the blood And she enro 4 ees:saa aad peInaneaf.
DF. Eas1er1y's iodine and sarsapfilla
f. ess1 q .n1
a1eT ased Il vtthous benens.
Dr.. EastesiF's Iodine and Sarsapslua
stxndx presmiaent - tne bess remedy erer d.sec-
It nAs cured casea OF oVeS fcst7 Tesss' ssaad!ax.
Dr. E1sleffY's ioalns and safsapflla
u The oess r4n,eoy k2ozn 10 the Civilized world fox
tne care q Se1s5iessf Nervons aeaaseae: Lois g
Memory. Henefst DeoH!sf Ains ~ AH Sesse@ u ~
Faee> Anu re FAf!oa4 Sef1oas AnrSH9as to saieH
ieaa!es ~ Hao!e a91 Aa1Es 70 naca ~ LOW y oe
n;usaseo ssass o. peAaNo- IL es1 . a.@
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