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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15
Tur Trr OA1u.-rhe wa.hington .corrc

Tn, TEST OAru.-The Washington CORES.
pondent Of the Boston Courier, speaking OF the
administration Of tho test oath to Speaker Col
fax, by Mr.. washburno Of Illinois. says: a..
The oath was administered In . clear, ring.
ing voice, every word Of which was heard
throughout that vast auditorium, NJ though no
was determined that such men - had borne
arms In the Confedsracy, or had taken sny part
IN ,be rebellion, might eco and hear how thor.
ouehly and completely man must purge him.
self before he can BE- admitted to representative
honors again. II was supposed that the un.
usual emphasis with which the words OF tho
oath were uttered, the party swearing he had
never borne arms against the Union OF hltercd
In his allegiance, were Intended for tho especial
delecta.ion Of Southern members waiting for
admission, many Of whom took scah inside tho
bar alongside their friends. ,.r,..,iJ d, I'D,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

SINGULAR FiprLnr OF Two CoSvrcrs MIR
Porch, an attachee Of the Penitentiary at Nash
vilic, was killed Thursday afternoon while
crossing the tennessee and Alabama Railroad
at South Union street. lie was on his way "a
the penitentiary, in wagon. in charge OF Two
prisoners, and attended by negro. A train
Of cars ran over the wagon. and the entire par
ty wers hurried beneath tho engine. Mr.. r:
was killed, the negro had bis arm cut Oh, and
the prisoners escaped unhurt. Ono OF tho prts-
oners jumped npon horse, and went Tor sur
eeon. vhjle tho other remained and took care
Of the corpsc and tho wounded negro until he
returned. The convicts remained with them
until they could do no moro to help them, and
then went back to the prison. They should
both b psrdoned for their humane conduct. on
this occssiop.-LouispiNe Dem.
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ABSTRACT. OF REVENUE REPoRr.--From the
report of the Commissioner OF Internal Rev.
snue we coudense the statement that the nggre-
cato receipts for the wears lS63.4.5 We're S4l,.
OO3, 1928; Sll6,s50,674.44; S2ll ,l27 500.
II; exclusive Of the direct tax on the lands,
and also inclusive of some small amounts re-
funded. The sources Of the largest receipts are
given. From the sale of stamps, Sll ,l02 ,302.
IA; from licenses, SIC. .59S, COL 25, and from
incomes above 5000, 600, ,567 $40 90, all FOR
the year 1865. Tho tax on coal oil produced
S3,047 ,2l2.77. and upon iron and steel, SO,
2l9,7l3 l3. From tobacco was produced 49,.
Ol6,l ,ll0.7S in 1865. which was but slight in.
crease OF that Of 1861. although the tax until
June 30 was Is cents pound, and afterward
40 cents. In 1864, with tax Of from 90 to
60 cents per gallon on distilled spirits, tho rev.
enuo was SIS, ,l3l. .797 .S3, while in 1865, with
q tax of from Sl.50 to 50 per gallon. tho
AMOUNT realized was only Sl5 ,095 ,633.86. The
Commissioner accounts for this great falling of
by the fact that distillers everywhere in tho
winter and spring Of 1864 had completely
glutted the market ip anticipation OF the high
er rate OF taxation. He anticipates, however,
now that the markets aro exhausted OF spirits
distilled before taxation, that the revenue from
this source will exhibit decided increase. The
receipts of the Office for the current fiscal year
are confidently anticipated to be not less than
S272 900, 900, the cost Of collecting which will
no: exceed 3 l-2 per cent, considerably les,
than the reported cost Of collection in other
countries. Recommendations are made for GER
tain notifications Of the revenue laws, with a
Wow to insure their more efficient operation
II Is also recommended that no deductions be
allowed in manufacturers' returns, the Commis
sioner being Of opinion that tax OF per
cent. on the gross sales Of manufactures Is
preferable to the present rate with allowance.
It's also suggested that the fourth section Of
the amendatory tariff act Of March last. relicv-
ing vessels which pay tonnage duty from the
taxation Of their receipts, be repealed. 3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

E A Cincinnati. jury has awarded Isaac
Young, colored man Of that city, eight hun
dred dollars damage for having been cjected
IRON street car in pursuance Of q general rule
OF the corporation. Il did not appear that he
had received any serious injury from the cxpul-
sion, and the Court charged the jury that plain
tifl was entitled 70 compensation only for the
slight and temporary inconvenience hs sustain
cd. But tho jury-as juries sometimes will
filtered little justice into the judges Law, and
gave verdict eprNseuting. perhaps, the amount
they thought the corporation ought TO pay for
its oontsmptible outrage on q respectable citi.
ssn.oi Va trust Tho jories will psrevere till the
corporations arc brought 10 their bearings. "
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

Sroxs.-To lose pocket.book containing
greenbacks is unlucky. Ifs woman cuts her
nails every Monday. It is lucky-for her hus.
band. When cat prepares to wash its face,
il Is sign that one In tho house will shortly
receive licking. II q mirror is broken, 1t Is
O sign that q good .looking.lass will be missed
in that house. To stroke agreen.eyed cat with
a white spot on her nose Is unlucky, and hea
w purrs will DO the consequence. If you are
in q house and hear baby cry, II Is . sign OF
marriage or II it isn't II ought to be. II you
get on horses back on Monday before the
sun is up, il is a sign that YOU will have n
hand in the bridal. II ared.haired man ialls
in love with girl who dislike, hair OF that
color, he will be likely to dye before no gets
married
Ifa one eyed bulldog dies at stock. .rai'er's
legs, il denotes that misfortune will happen
to his calves. II you have an itching ear tie
klo your nose and you will have an itching
there, and i'll luck will be averted. If you
hear rooster crow when you are in bed, and
the clock strikes fow times at the sauo in
slant, It is a sure sign Of mo(u)rning. 10
spill salt accidentally into stow while IL is on
the Ere, is proof that The family will meet
with its alterations (salter rations). To tako
down the gridirou from the nail, where u Is
hanging, with the lsft hand, Is sign that
will be a broil in the kitchen. To haye sixteen
warts on the left hand is unlucky, to have the
same number on the right hand, is sign that
you arc unfortunate. liza married man, while
his wifsis in the room, takes up bottle 'ot
spirits with his right hand, it is sign that she
win shortly be out Of spirits, and that her hus-
band is going to LIQUOR. 4, t ....s b ... ~ i-.i4
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

SnARrSrss, Tho following is voucbed for as
having occurred In Southington, Mas. u is
in regard to newly welded pair whose bright
honeymoon has since Get :gr1 .usl ~ s.oi'
Tho bridegroom borrowed . shirt Tor the i'm.
portant occasion, and having worn the 'amo
three weeks without change, tho dutiful vile
took On article of wearing apparel from bee
back and quickly transformed u into a robe for
her loving spouse. The proud mosher.in.law
rstails the gossip to eager peighbors, IN proof
Of the smartness OF her new son. .. .,-.,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

,E Two Of the robbers who attacked and
partially succeeded in garrotting the landlord
OF tho Columbia House, at Boston recenfiy'
have bssu sentenced 10 fifteen years IN the State
Prison. 4, ...,.,'
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2uetrpp.
THE TRUE LIFE.

Have ~e pos all, amid LIES petty stric,
Some pure IDEAL d nobler life
That once seemel possble' Did we not hear
The futtsr of i,s wings, and fssli, near,
Aud Just within our rcaeh' II was! and yet
We lost u in this daily jar and frvt,
And now live idle In a vain regret,
But still our place is kept and Il win walt,
Ready iOr Us to an Il SON Or late.
No star is ever Loot We once have seeni
We Away. may be what might have been,
The good, though ony thought, has life AMI breathi
Gcis life can always be redeemed from deaths
And eyii, In Its nature Is decay,
And any hour can blot Il an away.
The hops that Lost In some Gar distance seem,
May be the traer is. ami this the dream.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15
TENEMENT HOUSES
FOR . A LIE!

or, N, ., IN. ,sn~rn.n, IOuse on POo street also
at-,emeut IIcuse with nine thonSa et ot land on ue
,st se az Arr street also tenement houses on Wash
iussn rhess hcises are all In desicshe lcse NJ
g. -. W. a. 00OCH.
Biaieford, Jaly ., issS N
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November. isGs.
sk THREE FARMS
SALE.

No lis my Homestead containing about p acres
of moving and tillago and ~ acres OF pasture and
wood. II lays within miles OF the mills In Biddo-
ford and is one OF the best hrms In York County.
No 2-was the homestead OF L. q. Smith. 10 con-
tain. 90 acres OF moving and tilage and ~ acres OF
timber and pasture IL Is within ~ miles Of the mills
on a good road, and IL . good farm.
Nos3-iays In Kennebunk Port. within miles Of
the mills in BiddefOrd. Contains " acres OF now
ins and tiilage, 10 acres OF wood and pasture.
The above frms are In good condition and VIII be
scid cheap. Possession given Immediately. Tor nr-
ther particulars enquire CT the subscriber on the
s,1,f John SMITH.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

~ Alad, 10 New York used kerosens'is
her sSovs to boil vstsg. sSho bnow inLheAseu.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15
Fancy Dye House Notice.

mIug proprietor Of the old sAco AND PORTLAND
u pYE HOUSE would respectfully lnform the In
Rovs asco, receives orders for the bye House.
Goods len 81 his store will be dyed and finished IN
tks bsss manner and at low rates, and returned In
80 eesn euxxwsd In the business over twenty-five
veSrs sud kas posted himself In all nev and I'm.
proved modes Of dyeing. Also, has new method lor
NJ tslsi and souvines yourselves. 81
IVA n. BURkE. Pssyvleses.
IUHEIsR . sAs place 70 got the best pietures' AT
NIX u. xcKkNNkYT 80 a.r.. i'h IT,
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n Statement, showing the amount Of aseas-,
ments certified by Nathaniel @. Marshall, AZ.
scssor OF the Flint District OF Maine, to Ma.
thanisl J. Miller, Collector Of said District,
during tho month Of November, 1861 l.'g
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

Tss Pooal or RiaxosD.-Ths Rishnopd
whlg ssys:i laatN iis leie'qts rf.d yis~a
We unaemtand from good authority thai
since The l2th Of last June tho Uuited States
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spss-i '..'"'..'''..- '.'"'.''.. .s f
tss,Iss II
7 Assaat r~,s~asy e.rsiaei during Ascai .,.,,.
ycar Isss. ss..a..s........'..'"'.''' cAS'sU 40
r.xs ....,l.............Io Iooos, 10 sf ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15

In correcting an error Of the prcss in refer
ence to robbery upon himself, Gov. Brown
low, OF Tennessee, thus writes concerning the
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-15
GENERAL SUMMARY.

H Alexander Long, candidate Of the Pe'cs
Democrats In Ohio for Governor, received 3oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh,
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS

AND MODE Ut JWkAI N ENI 10
The .Acssae or Perfection.
IL penetrates the secret Anbaah
Of this terrible dis-sse, aud extermnates it, root
IL resnoves All she WRECKED
symptom. Of this losthsome mslady, aud averts
consumption.
10 cleans the head. dcodorBses
the breath. and afFords the most grateful relief
IL o1evtAoes more AgODyand %.
lent su6ering than tongues can tell.
10 10 noted FIR caring the so0sa
hopeless cases. that every known means have
failed in.
1t cares May, Rose and Period.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate aud violent
Ne fern ofCatarrh or Noises In
the head ean resist its penetrating power.
Dr. 6Oo0a1e has now spent .
lifetime in battling With this fell disease HE tn
s.. GoG1aie's Catarrh Remedy
ice harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
the hand.
oDr. =. s70oaale II known thrOs.
ought ti.s cs....ry the author Of the only True
Theory Of Casarrh ever published. Where its
0rigin-whas its ravsges-mode OF treatment
and rapid cure in all lts FORMS
GDr. laoo0ale's Pamphlet On CO.
tasrh should be read By every one. Ii ean b
obtained At our nearest Agency, or BY sending {
postage STAMP to our Office
= 6VGlA6 "A n II ne TnkOS.
CArAnan. The name of DR.. r. 0oOdale has
become familiar throughout the country 70 the
victims OF Catarrh, from his we'll earned fame in
| curing this terrible diseaae. HI il the first and
only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush Of this fearful Eaalady. His remedy and
mode Of treatment Is the only one ever known e
cure it.-lTroy, n. Y. Daily Times
Pliny Mills, the we'll Known traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. Goedale was fol
many years, SAYS:
III Dr. Goodaie says heea cure .Cstsfrh b,
con csre t." He farther csrtiGes tAat The Dr.
he's few equals in medical skill, aAd no superior,
in successful practise.
Hay, Rose md Periodic Catsrrh.-Dr. Good
ale's CstasfA Remedy and mode oftreatment no
only adords the grsotese relief in every variety
Of Catorrh. bat 1t extinguishse the disease foeev
er n all itstyPes and stages. Esery one speak
we'll ofi.-(N. r. Com. Advertiser =
Price q. send = ,t:n,S isr pamphlet.
seb9s-dlv Is Bvercker st.. w.
8. :. BALLORD. Agent. Davenport. Iowa
rnllesspny ervs,.rrsas-.-rh. pr,
hsve dslsrn1erd, regsrdls1uf skpess = ~;
free, (fof the bereat Of suffering humidity. -
suppression Of quackely, } four Of their most g
teresting and tnssructive Leetufes On 1arfiae.
and its Disqualification, Nervous snd PkYsies
Debility, Premsturt decline Of Aanhuud, fR6f
gestseo, weekness Or Depression, lnp6seaey
eial Evil, and those Nelsdies Which ressH ~
younthf1l folliee, exeeapeD Of maturity, Or ire.
rance vf PhysssloRv - he laWs Of Nature.
These Invaluable Lseeasss hsve been The nesn,
| of eallgAtenipg I'D saving theusands, md m
b fofwerded tfss, q reeslpe ef fur essnpo, b.
aaarebsiag SscasSAny, NeW. Yofk Ausesi9 8
Idfkg 7Aa s1-E 80 = - aai dooles1lv
n at Z 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16
6SS'|fE|F5F7~o7o SIX

A.. ot the Srttqyc Put Il usually sufiici-ntto
M, q 4 prompt and tstds<AI cure 81 Spt rmstorr
hen. or Seminal Wrnkner-, aud is equally the
specific remedy for every species OF Genital "
Urinary irritstilMy. Involuntary Or Nightly
Srsniaal Emissious. from whatever cause pronuc
ed a. hovrver severe, will BE- speedily relisvsds
and the organs restored 10 healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have used
your SPECIFIC pnL IN many cases o. SPornatarr
hea with the most perfect success'-J. Milton
Sanders, n. D., LII. u.
~ have cured very severe csscs with from D Z
TO len doseo or y0ne Rees ~ lul " b Keith, y Y.
Price 81 per boz sly bikes for %. by mail
Address .WlneneltasA Co., No 80 J0hns5t. NY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

prfcT q F'T7r '4H
Thee anctpd vi,h Hernia psafpess. Pstss, Pisa
Nocturnal EMisstohA or vAce enclosing staMp
vim receive price ia ~ or ssW rsmealss ~ sAsDe
TiiE ErEcrRo MAGSIric PErvENfrvE.-Ihess
.srnR 10 limit their offspring tt~lese stanp ~
= pamp let contain ng snkrayinKs sud ~, Transitions
the srove "A Na As6y dn he subject 81
prevention. All corrcspoi dcncr c"nhd~sSeAs
n. WILLIAMS. ~ -.
ans1e tuvgtuuxs Institute, n. Pnal, nion.I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16
no Censulnptives.

The undersigned having been restored to
health in few weeks. By . very simple remedy.
after having suffered several years with severe
lurg ale, tiOn, and that dread disease, Consump
ton is anxious to make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To ali no desire it. he will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge), with the d.
rec,ions for preparing and using the same, which
they will lind sure cure for COxsUs P1lON ASH
obec. Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread iufor.
marion which he conceivcs 10 be invaluable; and
he hopes every Sufferer will try his remedy. q Il
will cost them nothing. and may prove bless
ing Parties wishing the prescription will please
Kings COUNTY n Y. nov1-3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

al a H. Hs &, =: ese'fV
Glsdiatos. ~ seslsheptsd BsSseh horss
~ Won ~ Q~ess - esse lsssas in
Hngiand. .nr ,a~a 49,
Rn><so nAsene h1vs Gied ltun ~ eHeeea
d the explosion Of The North Eiysr steaass.
81. john "a ~ y ~ NdtfdHt
At Atlanta, Ca, tbsr< assl 600 children
ttsteus seheei privilege. A good deal 81
sdsts1hE ptssNh tadods ths pS5r Whasts, On
secount Of hescarcity Of food, I'D
Asassis l. having paat time IN Brazil.
In three WtekI he discovered 800 entirely
VIEW species Of 6sh in the vsiley u s0y, Nm.
aDon = ssssF -
Seven new sleeping cars have Just been
pot npon the Erie Railroad. They ase rep.
1essnted - being magnificent aAllrs- per
leo "palaess On Wheels"
The New Central Railrosd, earned Ia
OctDSen 1886, u $40 200 Same mopth 10
1854 81, l0o, 4S6 |; josgsass 10 Asde sf Octo'
Yer. this year. eS0e. t66.
The Dostsn people ass waeing . Vigorous
warfare against the canker- worms; scraping
The trees, surrounding them with canvass
's"d 1T; snd adopting other pfecsusssns. 9
A female operative in one Of the Maine
mills has earned $3.50 in the past four
months, averaging esS pr month, " $3.50
per year; and last month she earned over
164.
= The Proyence Of New Brunswick has an
area Of Il, 900 900 acres, Of which II, 900,
QUO ere capsule ~ cultivation, altho6yh eAly
about 1905 acses have bern brought
under the pillow.
The Superior Court At Springfield, Mass,
has decided that man can tue for money
lost in gambling aud recover It, and there Is
autter among the sports" there in con
Ohio, like New Hampshire and Connect
cut. will have dosbls Thanksgiving this
year. the one appointed by the President,
and that named by Governor Anderson. the
last Thursday 10 November.
The surprising fact il jus. announced
that during the war the entire casualties Of
our navy amounted to only AVG men kilf-
cd, end ,686 wounded, out Of 70, 900 ma.
rines end soldiers attached to the various
gar vessels and fleets.
The latest news from Montana states that
General heagher, the new Secretary Of that
Territory, met with grand reception from
the several circles Of the Fenans on his Or :
rival 1t Virginia City, and that he made .
0ng speech 70 them.
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usys proved their extraordinary curative powes
In Pu.nonAnv Axb Nxnvors DisxAsss during ape-
Rod Of seven years both the banda ot the Mee-
icas profsssion sd the People, No remedy has
ever called forth such upq unifed testimonia's o,
its efficacy ~ this. The following cxtfsctis CIV.
en- from aleNes dated
.lAsRssssuno, e. W.. Feb. ., 1875.
1.-THE Hypopbo sphItes have become firmly
established in my estimation. through years Of
severe testing IA an IxrAiiisiR sKnxDv III 10 10
wing much. know,) roa CONSUMPTION, even in d.
most hopeless cnses, that do not hesitate 10 -
sert that ALL caAes OF g.n.ine Consumption Am
lxueASsA vrussur M 4. klfE. =.
PRlCxs-ln OF and 1G o,. bottles, ~ ana u
each. aold BY al respectable Drseeists. and II
the sole general depot, whoieenle sud retail, -
J. WiNCHESTERA GO. ys John ~. h. y.
j. Frank Harris, Ag't. 3" Brady n. jyso1Av
C@oseQO~nces ~ anA1eesescn.
What's rank, " tits, station, state % wealth,
70 that Tt fSesers hiessIne hssMV
Whaa's hUuee, or lard, dress, vine, ~ spsaA
II oue cant ret for pain, os Sleep Or ca.
Nor 10 about In comfort Utre's the question
what's IL The world without good disestiens
RK~xe-D-em HVNAt<~S EA1vM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16
HAYDEN 4 WILSON

Are At oil times well supplied with feathers used
in the manufacture Of Saddles. Harness and Car
riages. and Of the very best quality, comprising
Harness, Skirt,ng. Black and Russell Bride, Fair
Calf and Hog Seatugs. Ensmelied Lesthers Of
oil colors, patent do, Morocte =. etc.
We propose to sell these oois At low figures
irrespective Of cost. and ask oil purchasers ii
ticcs Of this description to give call before pur
chasing elsewhere. HAYDEN L WILSON,
Octl2 dlys No. IL North Nam 81.
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{p4xYr'Kis:lf1ETtEK4
l. rdhrsuc;1s1tfaAl1,I
NV psSiie 70 this long "a ssnssied '-' w.
| =. =, r A. s4c!'si H sa3.EsG
n md 0sssn4I Debility, lndisessioa. Crann -
F::ss;; 's;; - spis,ss. 9siiS pS,.
- A.A 81 7st.t y 49,, RI,
Thsss y nothing besssr. ltAas - svsesil,
Ene~s 'es more then twenty yesrs V b. TIE
orxsr epkE eelseAgrp
For the many diseases incident 70 The human
faser.aaa, eaA ssxserraasy z,
wis ssrs9egsy ofsAse f.esA IN - o.
"a ffo., he Rs,. 4. v Cutis:
Ronso. NAoosn 70, Mot, July :, 9eeo.
e.: ~ ~ s.si.s & ~. /. Mr., vi
&c., sptsss { E ssss:s rs e cS,d:
whph ~ - sscesssnily ~ ~ isdsces me 70
recommend its virtues tO-stiers
few months go koA recourse to Il 70 do.
stroy feIon :. although never heard Of lie ~
e - FOE ~ ssRosa tss besins .saEs1 -
ts7sely from . former one, and having no other
remedy q hand, spilled the Pain KILLER freeIv
Ter about fifteen minutes At evening, Esd tepese.
"a ~ Aglscssien s@y prie0y ebs ~ spavkinx,
~hich entirely destroy ed the f.lon, snd increased
ny couudence 10 the utility of the remedy.
:is;.::s q w..,.,.. s..scs Soe cs,sss
T11E PAIN n96H.A.ER
Has Asn tesedls every vans1 d climate, go
~ almost every nation known 10 Americans. Il
= the aamest constant cpmpsnios and ipestimabie
friend Of the Missionary and trsseler, on sea snd
land. and no sas sAsuld travel on our Lakes u
Rivers without il.
He sure you oaal Sos end ut the genuine Pssn
Killer, - many worthless nos1rums are attempt.
ed % b. sold On the great reputation Of this val
sable medicine Directions accompany each Bot.
tie Sold by dealers everywhere Price Is cts
~ cts and q per bottle. }. n. HARRIS 4 Co.
Psspristsrs for the Western and Southern Sc
Cinein0aAi, o.
S0ad q Wholesale and Retail ~ &. 4. bellard,
Devenport; 2 n. Stone, MuscaiiA-; Morrison
Co., Iowa City; Dr. L. Woodruff Dee Moines.
uAr1S-sodA eoviy