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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-15

HUNTINGTON, 2:l0 p. M.--The President
and others wer5 introduced to large
crowd. The former was called upon for
seeech, when he merely returned his thanks
aud said we are engaged in a political
contest on which he believed the perretuity
of the Government depends. 1t was for
the people to see that the Constitution and
the rights of the States are preserved, and
he believed all would be safe In the end.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-15

TWINS, 0 A. M.-This place is the head
quarters of the Wcstmoreland Company's
coal mines. The train halted Il few minutes,
when the President was introduced and
cheered. There were unanswered calls for
Grant. sr' --rr~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-15
rIrHE GRATUITOUN USE OE THE

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
I. @. A. r.
DIR. LAWRENCE'S
G e L Il BIZ A T H ID
ANTT-SYPHILITIC,
FORMS.

FJNHIS EXTRAORDINARY AND TRULY vALUEABLB
j. Medicine is prepared with tnr utmost skill aud care
by ! regular graduate OF Medicine aud Pharmacy, from
fresh SOUTHERN MEDICINAL ROOTS AND HERBS,
aud s therefore
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
ITALY.
ITALY.
THE TROUBLES IN PALEnMo-A1.AnM1Na STATE OF

palermo tOet'oer 19) correpondenee London Tn,esl
Tho reports from Sicily are not Of an encoura-
color OF truth is tho fact that q commission has
bean sent to Florence to urge the Government to
ia STATE Of Siege, and IL occnpied by as 0oy mon
Notwithstanding the presence Of such o. force, ssv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
EkR 9at1gg Menus
TURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1866.
FROM EUROPE.
HOLLAND.

ALARMING REPORTS FROM THE HAGUE-TRoUDLE
BREWING IN THE NETHERLANDS, &C., &C.
From The London Times, October 24
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

% II completely neutrazcs the peculiar 5yphilitc
the aystem forever.
sI- This is not a remedy that NAY CURR, but ono
that d. Els and WILL OURE every without failure,
when taken according to directions
60 Neither Is It remedy to be tried. but one that
mas been triod and thoroughly teated In Of tho
very Torst Cases OF secondary and tertiary Syphtlia
anu III every case 1t made complete and gave the
sufferer new lease of hfe health, strength. and hnppt
Go 1t is now being used and recommended In their
private practice by some Of the eminent physi
clans in the United States.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
FEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PHYSICIANS

Drs. Duggan, Barnes and Kins, Of wilson, N. O.,
certify THAT LAWRRNCE'S ANTLSYPH ILITIC ip
ecent and valuable reuedy, and that has perform
Dr. Blake OF Baltimore, Nd. says: Your remedy Ia
performing truly marvellous In this city"
DR. Smith, OF New York, writes: al have fairly test
ed your ANTI-sYPHILITIo In as bad cases aa could
ind In tho CITY, and In every instance It made
plote and rapid cure 1t really TO possess almost
magical powers.'
A0- We could procure numbers OF certificates from
patients but Of course decacy would forbid them
signing their full names; but certificates small i'm
portance any how fair trial will convince the most
sceptical OF the real merits Of tho Medicine
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10

:s,saT s'.t&1icersrY = ,aT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
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So It has heen remarked by o celebrated medical
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half Of the diseases that afot the human family
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-15

YOUR INTEREST - sUBSERyED
By Sustaining Your County Pspes
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-15
SEWING MACHINES,

De CAUTIOUS when you are told by any
ID one that they have good Sewing Machin es
for sale as any one, etc. The Singer is the
oldest and most reliable machine and best
now in use, will do all kinds of work from the
finest to the heaviest that any family ever wants
done, and will last a lifetime if properly taken
of. l have been agent for other machines
aud have got rid of them. Please give me a call
and examine tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order.
also have machine twist and thread for SALE
Amy one wishing to purchase please give me a
call. W.T.. NORRIS Agent
next door to Babcock's new hall, up stairs, on
Illinois street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-15
Remember,

That this Bltters is not Alcoholic, contains no
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but
ls the Best Tonic in the World.
From the Rev. Z. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philada.
have derived decided benefit from the use of
L h5ohlnd's German Bitters, and feel it my prvil-
eye to recommend them a most valua BILE tonic,
to all who suffering from general debility or
from diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver. Yours truly, Ed. FENDALL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-15

l. rom the Rev. D. Merrige, Pastor Of the Pass
yunk Baptist Church, Philada.1
From the many respectable recommendations
gTen to DIR. Aoofand's German Bitters was In
dUced to give them trial. After using several
bottes found them to be good remedy for de-
oliity, and most excellent tonic for the stomach
b. MERRlGE.
Rev. }. S. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks County Pa was cured
otDysPepsa OF twenty years standing.
M
A. NJ. Spangler, Editor of the Cultuyist No o.
NORTH Sixth street, Philade phia, says this B,ters
was recommended to him by a medical friend. and
o. ool'es ~ cured him oil complete prostration of
the nervous system.
d Te"ton Brown, d. D., editor of the Enca
ciopedia OF Religious Knowledge and Cbr;a,;.n
Chronicle, Phiiada.; N oN''S'iah
heV' inomas winter, D. D., Pastor of Ro1borougb
Baptist Church; Hush
Rev Lew G. Beck, Pastor of the Bab,ist Church
Pemberton, N. j., formerly ofthe Nortb a."
Church, Phliada., at present Pastor Of the R,n-
ust Church, Chester, Pa. 'ap-
these gentlemen express, in the s,rorn.,,
WINS 'heir favorable opinion of this Bitters
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-15
ChicagO& Rock island Rail Road,


On and after Sunday, December 3lst, 1865,
and until further uotice, trans will leave Rock
Island Depot az follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail train s. .O5 m, arriyi ng
IN Chicago at 4.30
kock Island freight tram 9:i5 IN. , arriving in
Chicago az 400 IN.
Express Freight train, at 6.45 p. H., arriving in
Chicago at $50 Il. a-.7
Night hxpress ato.lJ A., arriving In Chica y
at oOO a. IL.
TRAINS ARRIVE FRoMrHE EAST:
Night Express at $50 M, leaving Chicago at
1900 p M.
Express Freight train, 100 a. M, leaving
Chicago at $50 o. IA.
Rock island Freight al 80 p. IN, ieasie : Chicago
T.0c p. IN.
Day Express and Mail at 80 p M, leaving en-
cago al 900 In.
All trains over this road are in direct connection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort ayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, CINCINNATI Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and w Washington
Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Cen
tral Road, North to Galena and South to 8. Ier~
is, and Cairo. ~ rn
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of w.
ingdistnct directions to the destination of their
baggage also to procure tickets before takng their
seats IN the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only to stations the line the Chicago and Roek
Island Railroad.
u. II. BEARDSLEY, ASST Genl Sup,t
, 1866-02-20
Special Rotlets.


L the only Physician as spec1alst nov In sna <,sv
that can be eatirslY relied upon. Go 10 ux, md not
suffer Dtsease to rem.n In your system, disagulinx
sorr face AID body, besdea destroying yonr happas,
saa iosufe prospects IN ms-' Ae has mads personal
u'ease 1oa nersons debility his study for the List
'ns''s seat'' aaa Is 1neteloFe nc pestoa whom al
an's''e snoa'a eoasu1'" no cue eFer heard OF pa
t' OF as not pet2x cured snce he has been In he
city. Els reputation has vouchess in ali the city p,
, 1866-02-20
Brigham Young Addresses the Utah
Legislature and ScuIds the General
fsnTefUneuk.

Although Utah Is known to the law only Al
territory, with O Governor appointed By the
President, and territorial de1csate (EVIlllam
Il. Hooper, tn Congress, Brigham Young per-
sists in calling 1t the State OF Deseret, and
has inst sent q "messase" to the Mormon
Legislature, under date of Executive Office,
State OF Dcserct, January 2a'
In this document, which has the merit Of
brevity, Brigham discusses the adaiss OF
Utah from the extreme Mormon standpoint !;
ciyes thanks for abundant haryasts, praises
The untlring industry and enterprise Of the
people and proceeds As followa:
Thus has Stztc hec1 formed md brought INTO
beng. Of winch the honorable members Of this le-
r1tlatiye assembly are tho true Representatives.
1a iruc cur St1te orran.rsuon has not SC! roeeiv-
ed The eknction Of CoEgIel! aud fhe General
GoYeFument. yet II Is considered best for us
to MAINTAIN II iutAc,, thtt whenever the pfopt-
tous mnment el4all arrive Our State may b
aobe the mora Ieadily to assume The robes Of
Sovereignty. Notwithstanding the seeming
ncelec4 on the psEt Of coacTesa In heatkeutog to
our pettupn for admiuanee tnlo 1he Union az a
State, Nc xe stIlI progressing tn the founding Of
commonwealth which mnsi. ere long, viii tte way
10 p!ace and power. Settlements axo continually
offending ~ and west. nonh and south. through
out The entire limits Of tho State. and IN extensive
traffic has keen opened up with or nelehooE7 On
the north and Ncet.
ait 10 cow abont four years stnee the
adoption by the people Of our State cons thnt:on
and ths fokmation Of our State government ysk
, 1866-02-20

con9Eess has not chosen to act upon on, msmo.
7; r7al praying for admission into the Un.aa: and
regErt TO add that indications do NOT appear 1ynr
ahls fnr -fnch aet1n1 drr1nR the t1essnt aeaeioa
'tae.p spPs.'it si t,.s he mo5s q
asinad the,. o. tess extent md population have
t;a.. ssn BE- :, a.s.snsd ~hy Dese1e ssonid con.
loac = VII BE- proper tos rs to suhmtio thus hsrs
our constitutional rights md ftanchl4es Withheld
Iron ~ y an important one bat we leavo Is 10
lunon to Him who rules ali hings. ii fsvoT1 IS
ct Tct ot1'gston. tcw indeed aro ihe~ requirements
that ssn be Justly claimed a. our hands 0thsf teF-
f1t' T!n'os s,ts nss'aes being admitted into Tho
Sshoola. hsao isllEoads md other public uses
hate Ind e3tended TO their tatizen.
pFfmpt11u rights, And appropriations To-.
ys.1out purposes. md otherwise BEEN tht rcep5cnte
o. me pas1uaaRc, benefits und bounttcs or Tie pa-
rent egreFnnent while Utah has been held o. at
ssas length, and has eruds!nsy had doled out to
nef t1t aeanHeet pltance: hui, Ater ALL It Ii not
tos empty forms and enAct1ncut1 Of law, muster.
rolls nor sotn:eaten paychraents that constitute
The htases 1t IL the living people Intelligent in
dustt1onF, educated. pHsingpeop1e which con.
eatufa government, and are. moreover, the source
of political poEct IN governments ba st1 like outs
processes 10 be, rpon democ1at1c priuciplesn
, 1866-02-20
DISASTROUS FIRE.
AFAsfnexso4 OF Two Beef and Pork
Packing Establish m cuth-Tac A rsrre-
gate 14'ss Esttmated nj S3O,O0O-in.
x1YAAce. etc.

Destruction Of Two Reef and po.k
Packing EAta ahl1Ah m cnta-'r:1e Agete-
gate A"'ss Esttsnated nj S3O,D0O-tn.
snTAsce. etc.
lFrom the Detroit Tribune. 17th.1
1ca!efuay, about moon, fire broke ont in
Bigly hIotlcFe' betf and pork packing cstab-
1itlment, Situated on thu rircr, near the Test.
cIn city Limits, which proved 10 be very de-
stfnc11Fe IN ttS results. The building being
entirely Of wood and Eery dry, burned fa.
xtonsly, and the flames, aIdcJ by a G;arr
6outl:eaatcriy v Ind, spread will great rapid-
1ty. In less than half IN hour atier thr }1rst
nlarm was gireu the entire structure was a
mass Of burning ruins. The building was Wen
stocked with lard. beef and pork, among The
latter being upwards Of 25o dressed hocs.
exception Of sbcut 10 Of these the entir> con
tents OF the establishment were consumed.
The frc, after It obtained hcadway. created
q terrible lcat, and the 1ames spread to sim
liar place Of business rs that Of the Messrs.
Diely, to the eastward, and It too fell q prey
% the derouring element, This establish.
ment1 osnea b5 Delknap i Drake, was filled
PRINCIPALLY will barreled pork, Of which the
upon thc icc- -
lne burning pork, lard, e.c., created such
3cu. ,.1 ueat lAat III unc time tae flrculcu could
twenty or r tseniV.1e Ins ti building nearer than
Eycr, ihey worked their way In t,,ron1t Tie
hlindinE 81 sn"ke; ,. md at laat, alter several raj
3ames h hut " not t sniasedse aa IN susaaiae lie
wholly destroyed. "ete
The Losses nrt Tc1y large, but the bn,e v,,,
fall upon tue Insurance Companirs. Fin
Eul1erers themselves, arc q yet unable In LII
what their precise loss is. 4 Iais estinstc
however, puts the aggregate figure ai $3oO1
The BIgly Brothc.1s loss will reach the ytcia-
3,y Of e17 ono; which, With the exception Of
about q, 600 or q. 600, s coYared BY Insurance..
, 1866-02-20

former days the grcat lthcs Of tho Village Of
H11lingdan were given to the Bishop Of Wor-
cester to dcifay hh travelling expcuocs to
London and back. Tic snailer. ttthes vnrr
rcsel vcd for the ricar OF the padsh.. rhn
wss 10 bc appointed By tho Bishop Of London.
Of flate years The tlthes had incTeased ennr.
nously in yAIur, and 1t was tho custom r.
let tboee appertainirg to the Bishop OF Wnr.
cester b. public suction to the hiehesf. iii:
, der. They generally realized abeut = M.
; The last 6peculatos 10 this spiritual aecnrstv
, WINS Lord Boston. These titbos wcre eencI.
, ally let upon three llEes; and whcu one faiI
in The bishop, considering that the SUI sum ~ b.
had already received was not sufficient. de-
:manded 5000 before consentin{, tn MT T.
another Life. This sum Lord Bos}on refn.sd r.
to par, and The bishop made n nrcr astufTn ~
giFe the receipts in her '0 owo ~
name. All The service the bIsbop rendcrad
Tor The amount lc received was 10 bresch one
fa5bameot WAS passed aboiishing The tithes
and setting apart instead seven Runired nn3
htty acres Of land tn compensation fnr I'm
great and similar tnhcs. The TInie ,ransac. 49,
ton contrasts singularly with lie Rev. & Njf1T nT
Ho"e's theory Of the original for1uation of
t1thes was san unrecord-
e. H1 leyeiauon made By God to Adam when In
, 1866-02-20
Another Correspondent maisreated in
/, Richmond.

J. aoAt kAC 4AGAAll4}4 uHSQ&[C4.j
Yesterday evening; about 1 o'clock, m af.
ialrhnppencd In Tho spottswood, which 70.
suited IN rather . painful manner to Dr..
Stewart, special correspondent Of the New
York Herald. The Doctor, 1t. appears, while
seated At the dinner table, made remarks re-
fleeing seriously upon several gentlemen who
were seated at the same time aad place The
gentlemen arose from the table and went into
the gentlemen 3 parlor. Shortly afterwards
the Doctor and one Of his friends came out Of
the dining-room 'and passed IN front Of
the paraor door. As they passed by, one OF
tho gentlemen Colonel Jack Gaructt, former
~ Of the Third Artillery Corps, Army North
ern Virginia pursued them and oyertaking
accosted Dr. Stewart. " Is your name Stew.
srt:' asked the Colonel: "Yes," answered
Stewart. Wherenpon Colonel Garrett struck
him blow with bis fist, which knocked him
down The steps. The Colonel followed hin.
caught him by his head and commenced to
bump 1t against the wall With great forco.
After be had chastIsed him well e. dcslstcd.
The Doctor, We learn, hos aince dlaclaIrned
any Intention Of insulting the gentlemen by
his remarks at the table.
, 1866-02-20

! The general markets to-day were mora active and
fs7ner. The news from Europa with regard to Pro.
s1fons il more favorable, and themarkat was etim
n!sted IN consequence.
The receipts OF Hogs were very Hight and tho
market for Dressed advanced about 1oc per 1uO bs,
1t lie
Ihera was quite an active demand for Mes Pork
to-day, and the market ruled 50c higher, With .alcs
Of about 100 brls in lots at 50-chles
y ii the extreme outstde qootatiou at which tht
market closed h1m. Lard advanced 3:1Ac, with
fhIes Of leo tres At 17s for psime steam
and Ike for prime kettle, Bulk Sides
were aola At 1aHc and Clear Sides Il. 15Hc 1oose
Short RIB Afddjss Wers in demand at 14np boxed.
with sellers II 144e. Extra Meas Besf WIS sold at
$500 and plain MesI at 31t.5o.
Hicdwincs were in fair demand and quiet with
sale Of GO br1s at $2.15. The stock of frce wines
here now L. very light.
The Flour market was steady md unchanged.
With ta'ea Of low grade 10 choice Spring Ext.as at
$dooG7-10; $11-00 for Whita Winter, aud $sas for
Spring snpers. A few lois Of BuckNheas Flour
changed hands at <s-a3Ge5.50.
The market for No. ! Srrtpr What opened ruiet
and 1c lower. brt subsequently, under 4 lively
speculative demand, became active aud buoyant, 1e.
euiirg In IN advance Of Ike. No. Spring waa
quiet and HI1c lower. The transactions aerre-
gate 20, 900 bR 1t 81 1791.1sH Tor No. !; 100
@sc for No. ? md soc for Rejected spstnc-cloetng
.....e =. ~ 1nu - 1870 ~ $t"te1s' 3os
- 1 - c1'SVs ~ - *4.so seAF@ Aatsc'
The Corn market was quiet and unchanged. with
fa!es al 5'e Tor NO. ], and a2.se Tor Rejected We
did not bear OF any movement for future delivery.
Oats were ou1at at m sdysuee ar nhent " ,i,h
ss1r, Al aatkr Sor NJ ! .na 1oT,1oIf4 fo-Na q T.,
ss. - ~ 1't Nv - 7Ao A'eSA'sae 'o1 1'o' ~
stote-
RE RAJ duh, neglected and entirely nominal, 1t
Sc for No. and DC far M, 2 IN etora
B.,,~v VIA ar1, r,th s,,.. ~ a.n ~. =. .,.,.
.. ~. S.,sn..1u "n ss,ss VI ~" oas' " sa"p'e
H9tst te30A1s uaXs' -.-..z...
~ ~ $500 aue ur WIN sut@ n Saoos
.u naou', x..u4e'-s' tot c'oFel' ana 'Se TOT
~a xne,o ~ "' 1s''ae 1Ia4 " "os'a
esMs ian
..t.1., 80. - t.ss r4s 4ousa eoaae"aa. ua-
, 1866-02-20
Now Orleans Market Report.

N1" OE4.6Aas+ E CO. IL, l1o1,
IeE tas ass tea d.ys ts!th The e1repoa ofass Fri.
cay ana there has ptc constant ard heavy
rain. The weather and mud bare helped to MAKE 4
hun Market md hrs.feTed xrailY win business pa--
uco!1Fly cotD, Of which EeetpA hare been xrge ap4
stoee aeeum9latirg; o. tho landing this morning
there we're 4ao00 sacka- Sales yestef1sy Abors iii iii
hty'nGs1.e7 for mixed nd white. rla CON hsTs I:
well held md fn few hands-Onf party being he con
sGpee of haf the receipts foF NceEs pss;
Hey inEood dsmad 37aaM 81a al, =; Il Il s5
stoet e he etJ y esmstst Il lsss Than bris,
Ihedemsnd is Eoed md a.11st aEn. but buyer. IN.
tG1an,ls9 g nne = ts5a "a aopeIane Il ala III
snpesnne ssss2s q: 70. e1sTs. 81; sood *
b. t4.M<L0, Plants Eagle steam fepnrtad ii Iat
ter figures u Email may. Low krads totss h1Ya san
FREELY on Arrival from landing aud none or this QUALITY
n store.
With tncfeascd receipts yesterday, PORK snd h.eo,
was du and loErs. lard IN better denasd foscSoses
but for No. MIXED with head aud gut the rsceiats n
which bare lately been considerable; Market today.
eop sidss 3ic shelse la;s ishc Az lhsss qnotst,oas
'os foa9a te ~ ~ ne sfhes IL 1etsa way
Latest arrivals from St. Louis and Cairo "Isyia.
then. - Contin ent.!" and ssTallow," Dns, Clara
= - IAAn QCfSIfy Cb
, 1866-02-20
The Grent New England IIean-
! FS7v.

d. J. n. ro1ands WHITE PINE COMPOUND Is
now offered to the afflicted throughout tbs country
after having been proved By the test Of eleven yesrs
In tho New Easa1d sttes, where It's mezls have be.
come AZ well Known the tree from which, In uart.
1t derives IT. vftuez.
Colds, Coughs, pIphthezis, Bronchitis, Splitting Of
Blood. snd Pulmonary A1ectlous generally. It u
remarkable Remedy for kidney Complaints, Dlabstes
D1culty Of Votdlng Une. Bleeding fsou The Kldneys
AID lnadder. Gravel and other complaints. Gtye It
Msdieine. i U pleasant, safe and e9re:
sold BY lTuEYtss Aod Dealers In Medicine generally
GRO: y. sTErT, n. D, Propr1e:or, Doston, Mass.
, 1866-02-20

The Cusson Brokers' Cyreuiar rtports the sales Of
eotto1 for the wetk at 1od bales iocudin4 1000 %
skecn9t27 nd iaooo y eIPorten. opened a. d.
thorix,d 9notasoas a+r: Fair otleana, so4d; aaia-
ding d. lEAa mir upland. 1od: ridoltnx do, 184d-
The sales % Ftida5 were bales Including to
!pseustoss I'd e4Peste5s II e!ossd nrmsf p.staeu;
III, ,b16 hsles, of which III. 90 a1e American.
Tie AsnchesteE market II buoy Izat. and ptteeR arc
, 1866-02-20

Mcssrs. Belknap d D,akc's loss is estimated
at about f13, ,000, and ls believed to be fully
covered BY inauranee+: ~.,t
The origin Of the ire Is not poslttycly
known, but it Was doubtless eccideutal.
, 1866-02-20
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

HAVE been Standard Remedy for o44 thirty yesss
and are Inc ost enectua one ever Known for Ill con-.
platnts peculiar to Ftai<s- To m c1assss thrv r.
nyalnahlc Inducing. tttta ceTo!aty periodical REM
f0Tty- They afa known 10 ttuusands who have used
them 1t different Periods throughout the country
having the SANCTION Of the most <na.nes Paysicts
tn dn~teu4
Ep'tctt directions, stating ,eae1 1aey lAould aos b.
rftd, with zach Bo1-the Prize 07e Doliar Der Boz.
or Boxer for IS, containing tfu1n 30 to 81 Pills,
Pills sent BY mali promptly, seeu1e from obse7ysr
ton, by tenittnE.to the Proprietors.
, 1866-02-20
::#enletua1-
DIR. BA8FBRLT,S
=. ,.,-.s !..~-. ,
IODINE. AND. :SARSAPARILLA

1hNl. tbs ou!y medicine that vii curs d6e4ses All
ing fsom N tmpass stsss OF taa ntood. E1z:
aerofulez or Xing's Evil, osaesrs, To.
maEs, 4Fupkzeas of ths &kia> &9ziD.
aelasz chfsnie 3ore Eyes, 2ia&1oTH'
sE 1sttsr, 9eald 1s.d1 Old -sa<ss,
AWeliao& .oT tks 01a1i&r- LsxoeY,
/ White bwsllius, Piles, 1lafchss'
Balls, Fimplss % xhe Faes, 0oifrs.
|. 2hsuz1ataaau. Dropay Of 0rxvnl.
Advsf Complaint dyspepsia, MeT.
y1As AASe k3onD, General 0ehi{itv,
0hfo0tE d1seases and all dfseaaaa
arising from the uas Of AercuY.
Ih's Msdietnc eouahaas IA highly concentrates.
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saste o:s aes;s H.,
Dr.. Rasterly's Iodine and Sarsaparllla
sea5shes ont ne vezy KERN or soos of d!.es.es b,
llvEk ad esos espeia1 q sSaa oeta e. n n
p1se I'D dtsssssd usttes on she systsr Nd 81 IT.
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fags sSns z e aay ds{ss otaes nsa
DR.. EasteElJ's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
En- T. csFs o q sSofol. obstinate oad Sores Te.,
Esess 1ts ~ se siifnn ss.ia aes r@ps. a.
OLD SORES Ind SKIN d wy fdss '' all
driusy's Salt Bheum and Tetter Ointment
Is yaa7ahle asatataat to the iodine and ss,s.part1,a
pnses de- ood snd rns!ss "a safseaA ,Sse n
aat ae.s ne sotes and kills the disease and thus