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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14

uroper,v forfeited without reserve. spd ttcn
posed other civil t.sahhtes hpNn them u
IN extraordinary character. me Lcgse,u.e
has DISQUALIFIED Rebels IRON mailt in'nf scuons ID
courts, hss declared dsloyal! s,'iceh glougd 10,
wife 10 obtain divorce from Icr aslni, D ohuieo
any disloysl person from ieaching cher % pVa'e OF
public schools and finally prohibited ary fcoei .ynpa
TIMER from holding Office 81 pusoe CT receiver %
any public corporation. ArpIrenty orr l'g,s'f1ors
have raeked their bsois 10 devise ne" ono tsh pun
ishments for those who have syppltbi1cd with tae
ciuse ~ JEFF. Davis. Just nov ,he CONVENTION Is 40
batting the question Of negro snhnce oa "n,cn thes
s much difference Of opinion amo1S TIE ifehas o.
! l. nsnepation.
There is strong disposition mani gted In and ont Of
the Legislature among Radio Is 10 icnder re Sta,e
Convention Odious and unpopular. Tie ebi"f iauh
ascrbtd 81 the convention ia the determination 10 revise
and remodel the entie Constitution Instead Of merely
passing ordnance 10 abolish Slayory ard another
dsiranchise Rebels. the two speeisl asss which II Ia
claimed the convention was exlectsd to perform anc
then GO home One branch oi the L'Gi latnre passed
on act calling for new convention, and tue speeches
rey;ling the present convention made on the occasion
stirred the members thereof to an uDnsual degree
One OF the ST. Louis delegation suggested tLat us the
State Senate seemed to thsk IL might ABOLISH me con
yen,iOn it was well 10 remind thal boGy that tie con
reniiou could il one day wipe 1t on o. e@isience ~
effectuay os Claib Jacssons Legislature was wiped
out. This is double ioosLness ana deserves severe
repioDiion. rr.,
and Gen. Dodge raise conpa'!e JOS a. tNeni!-seven
counties for home defense has AZ I...y o. cceeded:
large portion Of the Dew force WI - nposed u
drawn IRON t'e MISSOURI NLfAt II b.
neuts whose time has expired Tie I'D antasc OF these
cal companies ordinary v'Un'eois Is that they
know every irch and foot IL the several cor II, 5. nud
can search out gnprTilts in their mss secret EaDts
/ An officer of the Inspec 0r.GrneIals Department.
m de visit to GratiOtst. Military prison N this city.
last Friiay. and reported eveTyoi - eonfortaolo
order. The thought of the horr'6' sute'ings poino
By our unfortunate soldiers in Suihrn BACK Lo!es Is
Gnitc in contrast with the whitewaseG wall, the am,
le courts. roony apartments al" ln ations enjoyed
By the Rebel prisoners in our tanH ~ the prls,,
| h Al , 10
supplied the hospitals for "a eis; ana an
experienced 81 a officer remarked lat tat 70 was fr
superior to the field hospitals OF our men during the
Virksburg campaign.
The sack of S,nitary Flour originally os on bet In
Austin. Neyadi, and known now - the Grlney seek
which has yielded upward OF SOB 90 ~ sreenDaeA' IN
the Pac.fc-was sold here Ieern w md bred 81; 1878
for the benefit the Orphans Hohc. ~ w'I be sold
shortly in HcwYorx tor the b. n,ii' OF toe sanitary
Coramiss on. It is certainly O rer,arkaulr sack.
The river is again open. end twenty boat loads OF
Government freight have arcad, ,ttted so0thward
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Pence Prospects in North Cnroiiun.
OF The N. Y. Trlbdrc.


CANT PAiNEE, NEwErRS. n. c., Feb. g. 1855.
H. North Carolina, contrabands and descreIs
from The Rebel army coming in by Yesterday
e came ~ together hich the entire picket line OF
North Carolina rcgincnt IL ending Lieutenant and
the officer Of the day. They say that he called the pick
cts 80 IN ire and told all that wanted 10 90 over 70 the
Yankees to step forward and those that w,nted 10 go
back could do 90: bat every orw. I'd into our
I.ncs a Distance Of Is mics. Tley al tell the same
siory-tlal the Rebel army WI not light unles cum
pel,d TO; Tor 10 is uSe ia trying To gain their ude-
BENDER &C. Ti,y also say that tie woods are awe Nhb
deserters watching ther opportunity to escape ~ our
lines ard did they int know that they would be- cor
daily accepted and well rsed rs they are after getting
here thcy would run more i.sls than they now do
Some SAID here In camp that, If they could or dare
60 back they could fetch ten 10 where one comes now
Il last raid our regiment was out or. the Inhabitants
generally cesc ed our troops cordially and huzzaed for
the stars and Stripes; ard tie militia are banding 20
eether to resist oonscrpon. and offered, II necessary
to assist our troops in driving the Confederate cavalry
out II thcr vicinity; bat their trOops SLOWED bat lite
disposition Ia tight for hala dozen Of our men chased
A whole comprDy q! them OF fall run FOR eight miles,
We cot Geo bales Il cotton and n quantity OF oiicr
tirgs including Horses, &C. and ail The darkeys thty
had means 10 orirg away. This regiment il not doing
srv Great AMOUNT Of fighting, at si. not idle
We have a large amount Of picseting TO DO besides
securing Our one pny has taSeh over 900 prison
es and horses, also scyera, pieces Of cutlery baggage
wagons Sc. &c.
rs. GniswoLp 60. II. 10Th Y. Y. Cagahy
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Rant, Robbery.

PROVIDENCE Il. l.. Moniar, FEB. H. 1865.
The Traders Bauk of this city was entered
Ivy burglars scmo time between Saturday night and
Monday morning. and large aTount OF Gostrnment
bonds some SJl ONl belonging to oh rsnt parties, and
{ 5000 in gold beOngns; 10 the bank, stolen. II -
L tateJ that no bills OF tue bank were tahen
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Erosn Albany.

ALBANY, Monday. Feb. tt Isb3.
In the case OF George T.. Gordon, who was
sent need to be hung THURSDAY next, for tie murder
q: owen IhOmr-Ou. the Newlora catIo-or Ser. Judge
Poster Of ocAeaec,a-y Las gained say u pro-
cccCIugs.
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The Weather.
HALIFAX. Monday

HALIFAX. Monday. Feb. u, 1865
This morning furious northeast gale COM
Serced. aud continues this Dool. Six inches snow
bare fallen
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NATIONAL BANKS.

The number of Natiopa. Banks organzed ior
tie week ending Feb. II, was IA. Thor aggregate
capital was sl,7o5coo Tie amount of currency issued
durng the week was SO ~, 400. Total currency IN
ri -ouistior 500 "a 700
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Special Dispatch to The n. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, Teb. IL 100.
Richmond papers of Saturday, lllh inS'''
have been received from which send you the follow
ing natters OF interest:
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The amount Of Suspended iequsilons include all I'M
paid requlsops for every branch Of pabic service.
1t is stated at the Ieparme tat at tbs date feb'
a,y 49, this amount has been reduced abort nine MIL
lions of dollars also that the Department intend paying
the Army Of tic Potomac next weeS
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"The various and contradictory reports In circulation
SATURDAY and Sunday caused considerable excitement
and uneapncss in community Tie present position
of affairs Is certainly one Of intense interest and
anxiety ana shall endeayor TO keep the public us
fully informed a. the circumstances will admit.
"Our citizens may rest assured that any or i'm
poitance reaching headquarters prudent 10 commune
cate vii not withheld This viii enable Ia great
measure stop many of the falsc aud absurd rumors
daily set afioot
"Oa Friday afternoon tie ensmy crossed the salke'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
-aII and A-al..

Our readers lay think ii strange shat we SO
o'.ca urge upou :'eir attention medicina.
preparsciou- Already have ne, fer number
% weeks. urged the Importance of a supply
of Goes Cough Balsam in the house. ready
for immediate use. But our excuse IS the
vast amount of sickness. sorrow and death
that are the immediate resuito s-toec colds
coughs and pulmonary attacks 7~.2'e thou
sands o. our children are dying from Group
aud lung complaints. Time ana experience
have prored that Goes Cough Baisam 5 the
mos; speedy and reliable preparation e~e1
known TO the world. Like magic II relieves
the irritation .. ne throat, removes the stop
pages thai aresen, breathing in Group. and
heals IL soreness OF tie ,h-oat. chest and
lungs. No rran should neglect u suprly his
family with safe az Je'S6ae rleuIcIne Ike
,,,e,s Cough Baisam, any more than he Should
nerIect ire supply OK their dairy bread IL
costs hut forty cents. and the bottles contain
t,g;ce a. much a. those O. any other remedy
a. the same cost. while Ia merit, 1t Is superior
:, Ill ett,rs AZ irv. s.o-ss keep 'tos S'ie-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

; a BY request IF friends of the de-
ceased, we publish the 70 lowing obituary
notice Of the VIE of Ex-Governor Dodge,
which appears in the Burlington Argus
Ct the 18th inst:
Dir d in this city the 30th ult, after short
Illness, Christiana. wife of Ex-Governor
Henry Dodge, of Wisconsin, in the s1st year
of her aye.
Born the Cd day of February 1855. near
Bardstown in Nelson County Kentucky, the
subject OF this notice emisv ated est of the
Mississippi River when but eleven wears old.
her father, J tmes Mel eraId, making his home
IN 1896 in the then Spar sh Province, of the
upper ouisiana eight years anterior to its
rurc' ase hv iir. JEFF, rson.
Here, n the Bonhomme settlement" in
Saint Louis County, Mississippi, in March
100 she was married to Henry Dodge, whose
wife she continued for period of nearly
sixty-hve years. She was the mother of thir
teen children, nine of whom (seven daughters
and two sons attained mature years
Mrs. Dodge endured all the Pr yations suf-
terings and dangers irciGen- to residence
unon the extreme frontiers Of the North
West, then constantly menaced by Indian
hostility. In the ever-varying fortune Of the
pioneer the Ide log cabir and stockaGe fort
were during maav years the places of her
abode, Often ias she hed with her children
to some Eeighboring ''block house for safety
and 0tecticn from the savage. known to
s7are neither age sex. nor condition.
More than thirty-seven wears ago she en-
igrated from Missouri To y iSconsin. ascend
ing the Mississippi at time when ii Journey
(now one OF two Or three davsl occup ed
more than moEtr--the primitive Graf; in
which she travelled beir 2 p-orelled By the
lands of the Canadian oatmen of that dav.
Possessed Of a serene disposition, O. calm
ness and courage she exhibited under all he
trials Of life, singular resignation and trar
guilty
Of contemplative and serious m nj she
became in early life a professor of religion
and ever after both by precept and example
adhered to the cause oF tie Savio- with in
creasing zeal and faith.
It NAV be truly said that her life was like a
placid stream flowing smoothly o. until l.
was los in the Ocean of Eternity. The cir
cumstances attending her death were calcu-
lated to smooth her dying moments. She
was Surrounded b. hsr devoted husha I'd by
children. grandchildren I'D kind friends -
She died as she had lived, c" il-lv quietly
and without pang, groan or a struggle,
her soul aScended to the God WHO gave it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
Cherokee Remedy ana Injection.

TINS ISDf.N REMEDY The celebrated Indian medi-
cnes know a as Cherokee Compounds, vii !'und
advertised in columns. They various IL kind,
but s have the OF urinary arrangement for their
object The Indian Remedy is that one Of these med
icines which. under the name Of Cherokee Remedy
has widely known tain cu~e FOR Flu
AIbus White. in :e.asles, and the best specific in
ses o. Gcnorrhua and elect. Il is always taken IN
conjuu ,toe 18th the CT th- Cherokee Injection
and SC 'aker Eeve falls Of aaieving thorough cure
either q GezJErIoea, elect, Fluor AlbuS In con
position il IS pure vegetable syrup. not unpleasant to
take and IL wholly free fIom mineral drugs ard one
og the best remedies Tor . 1icE !. 5 recommended.
Sold Ly all druggists
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
APRIL %, 1865.
4 UaY Of Manning

Wednesday the 19lh-the day on which
the funeral ceremonies of President Lin
coin took place in Washing:on-was very
generally observed throughout the country
"a day Of solemn mourning and heart
felt gr;ef IN this city, notwithstanding
the contir ued rain through the fore part
CT the day, in compliance with the recon
mendati"nF of Mayor Tramel, all places
of business were closed, and nearly every
one cf them, toy Their with rary private
residences, were drapped in mourning =
II but few exceptions our citizens
ma tained real feeling of sadness at the
loss of Tho nations head-the Great and
good mantle pure hearted salesman
the second to none ho has ever stood at
the mead of our government
Religious services were observed in the
Methodist Episcopal, the Primitive Meth
odist and the Presbv ter;an Churches IN
the former Rev. MIR. Hazeltine delivered
an able and impressive discourse, which
made n deep impression upon the minds
Of his audience After the close of Mr.
Hazetine's remarks Rev John Murrish,
who was present, addressed the audience
briefly but appropriately upon the solemn
accasion.
Rev Mr.. Dawson, preached in the
Primitive Methodist Church. and we nre
.ald his discourse was soletIn, Impress e,
,reEr,,,t;ra lie IL
md character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. is
spoken Of truly eloqu ent and truthful
II the Preshyt-~ ian Church, Rev Mr..
Nine spoke with r7rch solemn ty, earn
estness and christian devotion His re
marks were veil received by the crowded
audience to which he spoke TIE cccas-
ion was . solemn ore and in I'll the
churches sc bell fervent prayers went
up to the God Of the Universe for TIC
safety of our nation in this its most
solemn hour of trust, md for speedy re-
trihution upon the head Of him who has
been the Instrument in bringing SO great
{ calamity upon us
The Masonic fraternity of the city.
numbering about forty, turned out in pro-
cession, and attended religions services nj
Mr.. Miners church s. all the day was
a solemn one-the sabbath of the nation
and-its observance in this city was cred i
able both to the place and the occasion
Nay the occasion for its ike never again
occur
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

April SNow.--On Friday last there
was regular winter snow stc~v1 IN this
locality. Sncw fsli to the depth Of sereraI
appearance Of winter. which she G 0. tim
ued 10 wear until the warmth Of the sun
nn Sunday melted it away. We trust this
NAV he tho last visit Of winter for the
present
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

P.GEoSs.-Pigeons in large numbers
have been paying their usual spring visit
70 this region Tor a few days past In
some localities re arc told they have Wis
tied new!v s0wn wheat Tsl3s j. such mum
bers IS 10 -e1der II necessary to sow II .
fields agar" Srcrts-c~ have been active
in gathering in rye numbers Of them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

Losses OF THe ll1H FEGrNEST-The
following are the Cas- lalties Of Co F, Iith
Wis, ~ the charge CT Fort BIakely NJ
Mobile
Hilled-A Shannon. Daniel McIlhat-
ton, Murty Shea, VIM. Phelps.
rouaded-Nat Richardson, Daniel T.
Moore Lieut. Mcdonald of Co. G., also
wounded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

LADY's FRIEsD.-The May number of
this popu ar magazine is at hand. Itopcr-
with beautiful engraving called The
Cup f Colo Water" Illustrative of one
q Hoods poems. The fashion plate and
wood engravihgs are good. The literary
matter is choice and interesting The
music-''Ps has struck He" is quite
amusing.
Price s., so 4 year; copies for S4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

LADy's BooK-Godev's Lady's Bool, for
May is an attractive number The First
Of Nay" is very Suggestive engraving -
The fashion plates are splendid, as are all
the orgrav;ngs ard embroidery patterns
Marion llarlaad Mary w Ja~vrin, and
other celebrated Authors ador2 It's pages
with their writings This magazine IS !
fl, oritc with the ladies', as well j: nigh.
be. for it is an cid household friend ard
companion to mos # them Il IS the
Ladies' Book e h age. Those who
would learn the spring fashions had bot
ter get the Nav s.-.Ibe-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

An Fs-,v % Warning and distraction for Tounl
Mep-puh!ish 4 ~ the toward Association. and sen
free Of charge in sealed envelopes. Address. Dr.. J
SKILLIN HoCGuTON, Hosa-t Association, Phi.a
t1lpA;s. Pa ly5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY
WINTER ARRAEG EMENT.
on and after Monday. November 2Sth. 1861, trains
will leave and arrive al Chicago follows:
TYST0 NSyV pvFISIOY


BE WISE BY T1NFS.
Do not tribe with ycu- health constitution and charac-
~.
II you are suffering with any diseases for which
VFLNBOLDS Er-RA CT BCCHC
IS recommended,
TRY IT TRY IT, TRY IT
Il vi / you, Save Long suffering, allaying Pain
~ inflammation, and will -estore you
HEALTH AND PURITY,
81 little eHpen.e and exposure. Gu. out the ad-
vertisernen. ;l ,ther ccurn and II send t.
beware Of C-au;--,citsl
4.E Tor TTeimbolds. < other.
CURES GC4R1NTFFD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
NhlSxerst WhiSiS

TO YOU want yhfskers OF Mustaches2 Oar Grccsn
CON pound Will iorca t'er1 70 on TIE 1othesr
fsCe o. shin. ir bald heads n a. week. Price
= o. Sent b mail an Jwh-re. close sealed,
rEccGty7, y. =. iyt-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

FcUsD.-0n the sidewalk, near The p
" c! urch. . ladv's email gold pir with n
r0rai centr- The c.vrer can have ii Ivy
calling or the Junior editor of this paper
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

PROM The Rev. J. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor Of II.
Columbus N. and siiiesto~ Pa Ia p!st Chureh,,
DR. C u. Jackson; Dearcit. II ,,,f 3, i, -,.,,..
thus. OF nv accord TO bear ,s<ti-r ry 10 ar
ctilenoe 81 the German Diitsrs Son yea. since bs
ing ans,cted with Dyspepsia 7 uscd them etL very
ben, icai results. have ntcr reco-n N IN e
persons enfeefled By fiiat torDenting di.es,e ana
naEe ,fald ION IN u inc most Gathering iesfimonias
sno cir grea' SHE IN casey ~ general debility
os.IeFs II l. be. .o.ic Ihs: cam. 1e surps-,ec
=.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

from Rev J H. Turner, Faster Of Heddinr NE
Church, Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson - DSG,. sjr:-IIsviny ured ,ovr s,y
man Bitters in ny family 4 squeIfly, prepared 70
sSy that II has been of great service. believe th.t n
most eases Of general a-1iity ~ the system f. n ,ts
Safest and most yslus'le remedy OF which have
kno~iedge. Yours, respectfully, J. D.. 1URNIR
No 10 " Nineteenth Str,.,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
ON The Rev j. +" Keuaard. Faster Ct :ae .c,A

From the Rev j. - Kcuaard. 2a::o- CT sac .Cth
BAPTIST Church.
Dr. Jackson - Dear Sir have been f-eau.p,l,
r. quoted trcoa net NY With coarncndrficrs 81
der" kin IS Of incidence ht r.taTaDg IL, ~ ae,fcs
as out 81 ny appropriate sTreie. have in all os.ss
declined; lnt i! crs- rrncf various fnstar %
and particularly n ny family Of the us.fuIners Of pY
Iooi,2r1s G~rm7r 'ftters q, part once from N,
usua coarse 70 express my full conviction that 10,
a-EeFrt dtbtl-k95f tse sHst@Hz and >sp>ciaFIy (@r
LtEfr Co"fpit i1f IL IS n tgJe gnR r0ft OBJ. nm,
1r1t,0n ! some cesrs + may m int u.us,i>,
douf ncf IL i Il very Beneficial - those no ,uf,Y
frcn The shore csstee
Yours. very respectfully, ;. Il. xFSs.ru
Eighth lr!ov Coates street, ii.!I,d.Ipa..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
READ WHO SAYS sol

From ths Rev. Levi G.. Beck Pastor o! she IassIss
Church Pembelon, y. j., formerly Of the North isp-
tist Church. Philadelphia
have known IIoo.and's German Bitter, f.ysy.niv
for number Of years. have used them in ray eva
Family, and have been pleased viii thcI. ,ne<,p
ths. have been induced T. nd them to many
others, AID know that tey have operated r. q ,tr!l
lhgiy beneficial manner take great pleasure In thuv
pub icly pToclsiA1iug The fact and cGng the alter.
ton OF thos sic-s3 with the diseases for which N.
ended, - these Bitte-- knowing from en-
ptrlt nee tta ny r-cofntt .dson all aust sin.l
do tlGs more efssrfuIy IS Hoodatd's Bitter, III.
tended 70 hcnet De s.ict ID and Is n 1t rum drirf
Yours LILY, .LyIG DyCK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

From Rev. J. S.-tcn Brown p. y Editor 81 NE Z.
cyclorstis 4 Religious &LoN ledge, and Ci-.,i. q
Chronicle PhiiadelI ria
Although Tot eiFposeti t. tavoy c. recommend p.e
ent Medicine - general, through disrust Of ths.y
ingredients md Effects, vet know Of sufficient
sots + man may 70. testify 20 the benefits he
believes himself 70 have rcceI1 ed from any pmpls
preparation In the pc that he may thus rute
ne Eepefi II other. do this readily in regard
70 Hoobands & er1Ian BitttTs, prepared by DR.. c. n
Jackson OF ib CITY, because pTeIudiced scainst
them Tor many years under the irnpre sion that they
SsTe chiefly an alcoi ole rnrNture am indebted
my friend, Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for the removal
81 tlil> .dcte by proper tests, and f0-
mef . try them hen suffering from great an Ion
continued debility he e., three bottles Of ih.se
hittTs at the beginning Of the prcs,a ytar vas fol-
10" cd by evident relief and alton 10 decree %
bodily and mental viEor when had no: felt for 8, =
months before, and hid almost despaed regsininr
therefore thank Coz a1G friend directing "a
to the use Of them. J. AEHToN BROWN. PhiIa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

yrora III. F-v. Tho.. WHIT Part :. rsxborsr,,
Bsp'is: Church.
y, Js-Eson ;--D-qr Sri fes! st due 10 ,eur.
deaf preparation, Haois pd's .g7n 81 crs 70 sis
~ testimony TO The le-eTye ,tstion rs 81, md
hsvr ig. year,, times II "a Ell VIZ r-..,
diE2!de~: h-a md system aaf,s.a
Cd So, ana persesced r~o,s and ,TF.n,c,.A
-ti-et: M -ah ha- 5esu ~ery materially b.nsf,sd
cares SIMILAR TO and have been assured by a,arT
/ ., 'ssiF good Effects. Resp.crfully yours
T. WINTER, Eo1borouSh. Ia
from n.r. is. nerrsn q she German ..sor.s4
! Church. Kusrtop II, Be4-s County, Ia.
Dr.. c. H jackson .-l-~s7r-trR Efr--Th.r. Ter
t-orb.et With Dyer riz entv ,-er- and brv
aeve- gsrc say a- ttat did much yoot ..
i tssith Attr= having ta.-sa sre bottle
Zo-sa, ~.tA respect, : 8 vrp.as
Prices.
i.-ss siss .boidiag ,esJiy coasI. o-.psi.-o
s1.oo PER B,.tie-h,h dor $50
1Flh-l S-se-To ~sEts Per Bo,iie-hsIf dog. $40
BEWARE CT CoUETERFEITs'
-s.'s., tLe sirr:ars - -. II. JAcEscrrise,
/ WRAPPER q ss,A bct.'--
sh1sit Jour near4-, d-uszirt r,t hA-, a. ,-,s..
% at - prt - say % tn in;u,c.t!o, .r.rs.
ii n 'ha. -7T - cfered Ia ia p.sce Ia. seq: - -
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Principal oAce aid Mandatory.
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