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MEDICAL.
V0X POPU Ii.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No rnl S011th tIH IRD Strnn


PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. ri South THIRD Stree
Price, $500 per Bottle; $500 for halfa.dozen
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerful
mmendng the use of Wrights Tar syrup TO
inflammation ard restriction of air vessels in the lungs
etc, he remedy should be in every family -
Char GbSrss E1sSn Iasn ESnsys SsaS5, Prsss oSsS
William Z. Corbit f'4slS Ass0ciated E Press
srSph qm F a and Ses5T Ts Alarm and Police
Randolph, Front and ombard streets.
James W. Perrine No. ll29 Charles street.
obn A. R@yii RooSSS No. SS S2s Gask iss street
ROBERT Nc no. sFS3se
re. Marcn, No. 626 franklin street
J Geblof. No 78l s. Second street
Il bS9s hSysEa No. No. 81 Rs's g. sesGSs s5Ss' street
L, Rates No COS Arch street
Ag sdFH No. III sansS% sSSSnd sres ssss
i. Nj art6y No. ~ l5S siroth' 8 alley.
George WI son No; 2s6 Race street.
Hasse HRSSts No. s NGs1@ GsDa ssGSaf sTse street
3. Seymour Rose, Bustleon.
RT WWelhgton, W. second Sss nd am and Quarry stree
William Barns, No SIS South Front street.
:; Sanford Opera MqmHagepg, e., o,,, s0oo,o s..oo,
Mrs. s. r. Choate Newark Del
Nr William B. Wriqht:--
SIR:-We take pleasure in recommending your lTAA
-
quantitles) most excellent and etfcacious remedy
the complaints set forth in your printed bill already
submitted 10 the public. AS gratifying act to suffern
humanity will cheerfully recommend your preparA
ton to al afflicted with diseases which it IS designed IA
Yours, etc, -
N, f. corner Pine and Sixth streets
For sale also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY D. CoWDEN s,
DYCTT & co IS,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers
The subscriber would beg leave further to say tina
he prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup
any part OF The country. Persons desiring other inoI
mat ion by nail will inclose postage stamp and answer
will be returned tho exigencies OF bushes
win admit Address
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT
$40 No. I'll 8. THIRD Street. Philadelphia Pa,
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STORY OF A HUSBAND AND WIFE,
Mrs. Ann Hurst, aged thlrty-three years, who
resides in the rear of No. $50 Bedford street,
was admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital, at
an early hour yesterday morning, with wound
an inch and halt in length across the stomach.
Mr. Hurst accompanied his lady to the insCitu-
tion, and kindly stated to the attendant the
manner in which the wound was occasIoned.
He says he had been cutting wood with an ordt-
nary pocket-knife and had a blade open at each
end OF it. He stuck the end of one blade in the
floor leaving the other blade still open, and on
this Mrs. Hurst fell. A policeman who accom-
panied the lady, and listened to this story, could
not readily digest it, but locked up Mr.. Hurst.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hurst revived, and
she proceeded to give an account OF the circum-
stance, which was that she had the knife in her
hand and on attempting to go down stairs she
struck the handle of it against banister,
causing the blade to be turned in such man
ner as to make the wound.
Mr. Hurst still remains in custody, but if his
better halt sticks to her story he will be dis
charged by an alderman, or raise such doubt
before a jury as will rebound to his advantage
and cause an acQuittal. The explanations Of
some men are very curious at times.
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PARADE OF THE You've MEMS KEY
STONE CLUB.-On Saturday evening this organi-
zation made a parade through the principal
streets of our city, and all along the route
their tine appearance was the subject of general
remark. The members carried torches, aud
were preceded by a fine band of music. The
new uniform worn by the members attracted
universal attention, and was greatly admired.
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The funeral of Henry Clay Walters, who was
shot during the riot on Sunday morning week,
at Moyamensing avenue and Greenwich street.
took place yesterday afternoon, from No. l2l
Prime street and was attended by the members
of the Shlflcr and Niagara Fire Companies, and
several societies to which the deceased was at
tached, forming a large train. The face OF the
corpse was exposed 90 view for an hour or two
before the funeral, and there was a constant
stream of persons passing into the house TO see
it, On the lid of the coffin was a plate on
which the name and age we're engraved. The
funeral was very large one, and attracted
much attention.
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A KNAvIsH BEaGAR.-Oficer Reeder
came across young man on Saturday who was
begging on Chesnut street, with his face tied up
in way to induce the belief that he mad been
terribly wounded. He was dressed in soldier
pants and blouse, and had box before him to
receive contributions. The officer knew him as
an impostor, as he had arrested him before, and
at once removed the bandage from his face, ex-
posing the cheat as there was not any thing the
matter with him. The nposior was removed
to the Central Station,
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DEAD INFANTS FoUND.-Yesterday the
Coroner was notified TO hold an inquest upon
two dead infants; one found in box at Fourth
and Diamond streets, and the other in Berks,
above Seventh
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

-
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,l
NEW YORK, SeDtember o. 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction at the Depot OF
Army Clothing and Equipage, corner of Lalght and
Washington streets, New York city, on the I'd day
of October, 1866 commencing at II o'clock NJ
certain quantities of non regulation and condemned
clothing and equipage, consisting OF say about
1000 pounds, more or less of Tents, pital, Wall,
279 Hospital tents. Isl Hospital Tent Flies.
SO W all Tents. 80 Wall Tent Flies.
60 Common Tents. 800 Knapsacks.
SS6 Leather Caters. 500 Canteens.
3O7 Eogskln Caters, 60 Axes.
$50 Forage Caps. 45 Axe Handles.
SSS bley lent Stoves. 46l Spades,
2700 Leather Stocks. go Shovels.
1,1l6 Great Coat Straps. l4O Mosquito Bars.
"a Musicians Frock Lol of Brass articles.
rs pairs Trousers. Old IRON.
Etc. Etc Etc.
And various small articles OF clothing and equipage
ALSO,
1736 ieet OF Patent Leather, sound and new.
1886 feet OF Goat Morocco, sound and new.
27 yards of SkY-Biue Facing Cloth, new.
Samples oil the above may be seen at the depot,
and lurther Information obtained.
Terms- Cash, in Government funds, ten per cent
down, and the balance be ore the goods are taken
ir9@ the depot which must be within three rec days OF
Brigadier-6eneral ID. II. VlNION,
9246t DIV. Quartermaster General, U, s. Army.
A DRoN, THOMAS & co, AUCTIONEERS
"A win sell at Public Auction, without reserve
on THURSDAY October 4 1866 a1loo at IL o'clock tS
BUILDING, FIXTURES, AND APPURIE.
NANCES,
known as Hicks United States General Hospital
together with the
PICKET FRNCE
enclosing .he same.
All payments to be made on the day of sale in
current funds of the United States.
For draft of buildings and other information
apply to the Auctoneer, No. 18 5. CHARLES
Street.
BY order OF the Quartermaster-Ge General.
A. S. KIMBALL,
9Ntl03 Brevet Major and A Q, NJ,
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JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY D. CoWDEN s,
DYOTT & co.'s,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also Large Boxes. containing Four Small,
Price Three Dollars.
From four 10 SIX boxes are generally required to cure
ordinary cases though benefit is derived from using
single box
In Chrome Cases, where Nervous Prostration ba
affected the system.
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are commended the most Eficacous RejuVenating
and InvigOratlng Remedy in the world
Package Price Five Dollars, will last month, ana
Is generaLy sufficient.
In extreme cases of Debility,
BALL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be
to good advantage.
II gives Strength to the system, and, with the Pills
will effect a complete RestOI alton,
A Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed a Lecture and eau ion to Young Men sent
tree, Ten Gents required TO pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
of your Druggist, take other but send the money
direct TO
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No. 80 BROADWAY. New YORK
And you will receive them by return Of mail post pad
and tlee from observation.
For sale by DYoTT CO., No. 232 n. SECOND
street. ems
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AcCDENTs.-Matthew Grady fell from a
pile of lumber at Noble street wharf on Satur
day, and fractured his left leg Taken to the
Hospital
Dennis Conrad was badly scalded on Saturday,
by the steam from whisky still az Richmond
and Norris etreels Taken 10 the hnsnitnI
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
! For Additional Local Items see Ei7hm paoe.l

r lpti
UNION REPUBLICAN PARADE IN THE
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The RenubIi-
can torchlght parade IN the Third Congress
slonai District came of on Saturday evening.
me display was quite brilliant, and crowds Of
the sight. Captain Jacob S. Stretch acted
as Chlef Marshal assisted by the fol
lowing aids Colonel VIM. Bies, Escort
Company; Capt. +. II. Gregory, Capt. Frank
Amen, capt. j. W. Thomas, Lieut. +. Groves,
Lieut.. John Sage, and SergeannThomas Bro wn.
The following CLUBS were IN line: Twelfth
Ward Association, NJ. II. Stand and William
Address, Marshas; thirteenth Ward Assocta
non, p. II. Jel.rIes and Charles M. Carpenter
Marshals; Sixteenth Ward Myers Campaign
Club and Ward Association, ID. H. Lane and
John G. Gillingham, Marshais; Seventeenth Ward
Myers Campaign Club and Ward Association,
John Reed and Wesley Stevenson, Marshals;
German Club, +. Breidenger and j. f. Roden :
0roch, Marshals; Eighteenth Ward Assocla-
6on, Joseph johnson and Joseph Allen, Mar
shals; Nineteenth Ward Association John JEFF
ir1es and John Moineaux, Marsnals. The "Boys
IN Blue" in the District and the Republican
lnvinciblc Club were largely represented.
Bands OF music were at the head of each
delegation. The Associations in line carried
transpareDcies bearing the names OF their Ward,
names OF Union candidates, etc. and among the
numerous notices borne in the line we noticed
the following people send Veto Mes
sage TO Andrew Johnson How are YOU Die
tatOr" "Who will care for Audy Now ~ "Hon-
esty is the best policy Andrew, try it,"
Couldn't you take another Trip, Andy?" "Be-
trayed, but not Dismayed." "lIow are you,
Moses :" and many others OF a similar import.
While the procession was passing along Girard
avenue, aud near Second street, stones were
thrown at it, and several persons were slightly
injured. small boy had his head badly cut
and number Of the transparencies mad holes
cutin them by the flying bricks. Several arrests
were made in the Nineteenth Ward. Many of
the residences along the route of the parade
were handsomely Illuminated. The turnout was
acknowledged TO be one of the finest OF the
campaign.
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PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
TRUNK LINE.

THE SPRUCE AND PINE STREETS
4 RAILWAY.
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DU UREAU OF OR D N A n G E.
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY. September 6, 1856. !
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.
There will be sold at Public Auction, the highest
bidders at noon, TUESDAY, the second ~ dav OF
ing the Naval Ordnance Depot at JEFFERSON
BARRACKS RESERVE, near Saint Louis
Missouri, about five thousand barres OF POWDER
composed of cannon, mortar, and musket Powders,
The Powders will be sold IN lots to suit pur.
chasers.
Terms cash, in Government funds, one-half to be
deposited on the conclusion of the sale, and the
which time the Powders must be removed from
the grounds, otherwise they will revert to the
Government.
Purchasers Will be required to furnish their
own packages, where the Powder is not In bar.
res. ~
81 fmw1lt Chiea Oh Bureau,
NEARsHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
lNI writ OF sale by the Hon. John Cadwalaoer, JUDGE
OF the District Court OF the United States in and for the
Eastern District OF Pennsvyana 10 me directed, will
cash at the store OF POWELL, SEIGER CO., No.
i27 n FRONT street on THURSDAY, October A. at
ii O'Clock A, M, two barrels OF Whisky.
Also, at The same time and place the following
where the several lots now, as follows viz. -
Edward Harley, No. 1872 Market street, one copper
Still and Fixtures, one Worm, etc etc. , - 80
James Carr Twenty third ana Walnut stres' one Cop
one Copper Still, etc etc.
Parties wishing purchase examine the property
ON the premises above mentioned two days previous to
the saie' p. c. ELLMAKER
q. S. Marshal Eastern District Pennsyl yania
U. 5. Marshal's Ohce Sept l9, 1866 924 O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
laENERAl. NEWS.

Constantinople has . cricket club.
Kats Deain. With theatrical troupe IL q.
plotting California.
New York has decided BY large najori-
y 70 tiakss IL constitution.
A "perfumed Russian hath society" has
been org ,niscd in New York.
Kansas cattle &c dyiss By ~ hsndrcds
Of Spanish fever.
1t costs three thcusaad as,lass 70 dress
pretsily in the morning-sa Pafis.
The project Of bridging ~ lllsissipSI 1t
81. lOuis hes been abandoned.
There is paper in Erie. ~. vny absurd
y called the Weekly FafAsr Atsekom.
There ore q the present tins 1901 pc
litieal newspapers in Europe.
The Indian name Of the Sandy River in
Maine 10 enopsenesumsquesmab
Confederate General Rosser has gone into
. commission house in Baltimore.
There are fourteen thousand British req.
ulsrs In Canads.
A colored man wAs chosen foreman Of
Supreme Court Jury In Boston last week.
There 10 great scarcity Of ministers In
the Church Of England.
The sscsip's Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Coopany aoW average from 81. 500 to t5,-
600 daily.
NJ. Handy. Of Ciseianati, has resumed
hie peejeoe 81 6aildiag an epssa house =
thee dty.
: Csoesssuan JsAs Mssrisssy l. nd b
= ME Daniel Webster. besauss he 10 n
Eel oundss.
Il b great saaieaAeeiea 10 know that he
ssstA Weighs l,25e. ls5, O7o. 900. o0o, ooO. 900
tons.
Twsoey ~ euat. oses nassiaass in
90 ~ ysoe thaA u my ysAr bs5oes g
dufiae ~ ~. t5
A saaaus Il Thsuas q. Beaeoa = SAorsly
49, teoes1 = 60 q the pasks Of Sc.
N 1Asea r., aaasssess IL rsvivSl
q ~ ~ ConGoeooGo 1eseuev. loi1y md
ssi.wtG11N sss1s lesh iesk "
II Aspnnss0 - Ia s6,6h .Ahssscs
- dsdes6ly = Ann n Leess -
Il sssa us1ysG1e1nSa. - = ssuue
q: sessse = d ~ isasaaity Asseris
paSd Prussia. Is "a us-s scsasv-
A sssai efsl. osa.sAo psssds II tSsasse
wsse F.isea 10 ksnsscky dusihe H. pses-
= tusoQantAA ~
u We 80 stiais6lssSosa ssd unsansa
~ lsttssS csus 10 The dsed letter slles &
- yeas sading Jsns 50.
: ossasl q ~ sissse ss'lsvod conpasiee
u New Yosk hevs rsducsd their fare 70
i've csots ~ sseh possengsf.
Ftaaklia, Nass., ~ used % e4S,ooo
vsssh q seosk ID the uosulacssre Of bon
nets dnrins the present. year.
DisAsp Rsasas% q Florida, iusdyine o.
alnsss thsslsss stasvaAisa, on account Of
The woelsa anasGks6u03aR jalsssa =
~ East is nov IL : very dsprsessd seals,
end many mills new runsing are - - -
doing - q leo.
II. - 49, Gsands Ivusk rRs,0.s
Ssy s}6s - = usiasa6ss - =.
Sdlly IL ~ no efpsaG II fsdl . lecsoo<
seea rgxs AM zxf xH
Ths EaolieA pepsss hevs Il tAas ~ -.
u0sas Of ~ sae Gel. On, q pinlDl 49,.
~. y y 60 q. ga = - - six.y -
htgA, ond = = rvvsoso4 @S&E.3
On q ~ lasUsse hosGine dssks = ~
lakee = GoaA3aoeo q Clevrlon1. 11b osee
vnoe6v - Nasn1sd ssnnw Wotssa
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T0e D90oC8ACI.
IT, Prspssitlso q n chleags
Times hat - Denessosy
kho0o0 CT 1oooo ffo0
~ lln1n1otrotloo.
The Newspaper Organ at
W0ohAmg0on q he ADD
m1mlstPotooD n Re.
Mutual Agreemeoe % the Cass
e1ng 1.oose Question.


The Washington Republican. the news
paper organ at the capital Of the administra-
sioo, prints the article Of The Chicago 7s~ss
which he's mads - much sensation, 90
goss % TO cay
From this article ~ learn, in substance,
that the copperhssd, or democratic party,
aftss v,olsaine ell their pjedgss msds = de
Pho)a6ooohio Noli0ool Uo6oo Ceovooejoo q
sbsndoa sbsis party essanisasses md joss .
puesly eeaossvative naeisoal uoiea party.
- = coaesaosoce q go visaoeieo issiae
bsse sspudialsd 10 evssy Sssts q the Union,
helding eleesioas since. except I've. have
dsessnsasd opon ~ things, na0sly - d.
/, fhse thsls defeat - ''sstsihstsbL
more largely" v The sdninisesaaisa sf Pres
idsnt johnson than 70 AL other eauses
esubinsd. " end, thsssesss, shas shsy rvpsdi
~ aad dsuouneo i.
2, That negeo su0sage d inevitable, and
most b ~ . h6e-saviag nsasers - sh<
ds0ecratic pasty; shsssssse. To- dsnocsscy
u the Nosthwsse ass 10 favoe q quali6ed
suffrage - ~ negro, end will sscom0end
y 10 ~ 0Uuo0sotn States . . lie saving
MEASURE 6oe them.
We ass "a The 7jmes' editue hos shown
HE hand and has turned 70 abusing the
President ~ Sscsseasy SsWasd. He haa
rsoeved ~ aask vhisA b. End bic ft,snda
put On q Philadelphia and ~ whom they
came here 70 coagsaanlats ~ Presidset
and ask foe oaloss. Ihe President wsuldn'i
recognise ths same coustenancs nov. They
have changed. There l. siagIsnsss Of pur'
pess nov n their pssgrsmms. Hsrstefore
thsywoss 3ssbisAced. We havs but . word
- ~ . sseh creatures = ars rsprssssntsd
/ b. - T;mo:
I. We have The Consciousness Of knowing
that they never stung %, because We Away
dreaded reptiles and never took then to oul
bosom. When lhey made thsir aliny ap
peasancs at Philadelphia ~ struck q then
end drove them out o( the cooveneioO, - st
Patriek dsovo onakss - q lselood.
2. We toe0 ICY WssU 6)sAeoeGe oovast
the President whso they put Clynse up Il
Pennsv lvasis, end Ho0Don IN New Yosk
striking Dix dewn b ths lattes Stats. Thcl
deserved what they Gos 10 both States-de
S6aG.
3. They acknewledes new, Whist ~ d
vays esotsaAoo 49, dseiee1, nansly, IN
oucooea q he ~ oounodgoeic party. regard
leso OF psinciplse, pGliey o. 0eo.
i 4. We are oa0a1oed ooW, o ~ Away
havs bs~a, that ~ deaocraaie party YEA
70 PhiDedelphio II - oohee peecooe than {
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They hsd anoth~ ESQ. 90 Ass = L.
ssrees, Chis>es. 9 Sss1av ussnAe h
sss.ncs al,sul osoe, 900. rhs bsnnags =.
.tssysd iseluas Me-. 2sl. s3es - - -
tale sersss, end Nos. ~. ~, - - ~
sosth water street.; and the principal sui.
lapees arr.
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Total $4,000 30. 800
The loss In The bssiains q the 0rand
Trunk Depot building q Port Ssrnis. CIV,
b sbeas 900, 1000. Thsss buildinss esvseed
nserlv an scss II possd. e'sAssss ssedsd
car. were burned. The buildings will b
rebuilt imaediassly.
The aggregate Republicas oajssi1y in
wisconsin win Be about $4,000, and in Hin
ois over 80. 900.
Ats meeting Of The carpsatsss Of New
Yesk city, = which three trade sesieties
we're n psesented, resolutions ~ess adopssd
y nainsain Ssll bosr ios dinner, and the 4
O'clock rule "a Saturday, TO oppose ths
lighting up sysssm in wiptss. to sgitats The
eight hour system Of labor until that reform
10 achieved Spirited addresses were deliv.
cred on The occasion.
The Revenue Commissioners estimate that
svss ~, OOO, 900 gallons Of distilled spirits,
1856 ,0OO, 600 galloss d iermented, and TO-.
0oO, 600 gallons Of imported liquors are an.
uually consumed in this country, costing
$500. OOO. 900, and yielding . rsvsnse Of
al. 1877. 27e annually.
The Rapk- Ets says u ssatact for bldg
| log The river q Burlington has besn let to
Detroit firm. The structure 10 to be Of
| iron ard to be completed BY December /,
1867.
The Mc0rsgoe Ners Gays some half>dos
en- lamp explosions have occurred in that
place within week o. two.
Dmiag he msnth Of October, 1880
new copper 6vs-ceot pissss we're csined 1t
The Ph,lsdelphia Mat. The ssinags Of one
csnt pieces reached ls4. 0oo. 900 pieces; d
tvs, a57, 900. sad Of threes, $4,000.
The first agrisultsssl and nschaaisal fai,
ever held il New Orleans 10 advsstised 70,
November goth.
The psspls Of johnson and Washingees
counties ore determined to have . railseaf
from Cedar Rapids 70 Fl. Madisso. Johs-
son county has donated II, 900 acres Of lant
worth ftoa 11.6o 70 $500 per scss. Asid'
| from this action Of the county. the citissnl
have subscribed for stock 10 the amount o
tlS0.oe0. washingtsa county 10 requires
to raiss @l50, 900. and steps ore being tsksl
which It d thought viii soon secure t's
amount required. In such case washing
, ton u to b . point on the road; but ii
, case Of failure the company will look =
Louisa county.
II Old Baron James Rothchild is neither II
nor blind, ~ has been reported; but Fat, jol
: ly. and with as keen sight as ever for bar
I gains.
Anna Humphreyvillc. sidow Of the lat
David Peck, died 1t Middlebury, w., o
goth Of October, at The great age 9
= 100 years, months and l2 days.
4 II. W. Derby, Of New York, the owne
y Of Rosa Bonhcur's famous picture Of 18th
Horse FAIR" has been offered forty thoua
and dollars for Il.
Actors are taking to base ball. The laa
event in New York Was . match betwee
the Old and New Bowery Theatre coupe
!. nies.
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Alncoc1xss poro0s R1asterS.
BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN THE
WORLD.

sanao min b. calling forth the acrid huDeee fiOm
nosS internal o NJ skin and general eikcui.t'on-
hue In many cases, positively the disease
There \ nothing equal. In tie way VI plaster. to
TIE PUeous aster Of Mr.. ALLCOCk. 1vcrythii = y
pleasant about them. They are the plaster OF the
DAY. aad . nt type Of our present advancement In
oCicnce and art. In Asthma. Couch. Kidney Anec-
iona COut, Rheumattm. ard local deep seated pains
they a9ord permanent relief.
j. r. JOHNSON, u D., ON 81 Topical Remedies
From personal knowledge Of these plAseesr, We
can state that they are decidedly preferable TO any
other In use Wherever relief 10 to be obtained BY
the use Of plaster. We should recommend them.
A. INGRAHAN. n. D., I'd. New York Mentor.
Agcncy, Brandrcih House, New York. So;d by
1DFnUUfsfa