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me steamship Teutonis, Captain Hack, from Ham
burg the 1s and Southampton tho eth Of July, arrived
- this port yesterday.
fhe French transatlantic Steamship Company
steamer rsrsIrs Captain Duchssns which len Brcs July
= four O'Clock In the afternoon arrived a this port
early yesterday morning.
Captain Duchcsne, Of the Psrsre, furnishes US with
sssgns containing tho following sdvicss taken from
90 Paris Journals OF the 7th Of July.
ys news ID ons day later than sns repou of tho Nova
sseuan publishsd l. hs HnALp on Monday
Ths Derby Cabinet has been Installed in once In Eng
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EU ROPE
7 H E W A R
ONE DAY LATER.
Arrival OF the TeutOnia and
Percire.
Prussia and Italy Refuse the
Franco-Austrian Armistice.
The ITALIANS CROSS THE 20.
Venice Declared French Terri
tory and Free.
-o~~~-~~~~
Its Surrender Complete and
Unconditional.
Napoleon Orders a French Squad
ron to Hoist His Flag at All
Points Of the Coast.
GREAT REJ0ICIN0s IN PARIS.
THE IMPERIAL MESSAGE TO EUGENE.
"You and I Have Done aqood
Days Work" R
The Austrians Retire from
s LOmbardy.
~-~-~-~~~~~>>~~>~->-.-~~~~
Francis Joseph to Fight Prussia
t. The Last.
Vienna n Danger 10 VIII Remove His CAPITAL
and Call All His Peoples to Arms
MARSHAL BENEDEK syPE2SEDED. |
Invasion Of Bavaria y the
Prussians.
MORE FIGHTING IN J0HEMIA. |
---~~>~~~~~>~-~~~~>~S~e>~~
Rrussas> Threats TO the Gives Of
frankfort .~d Hamburg.
~~-~-~~~-~~~~->~~~>--@
eARIBALDpS POSITION AND WOUND.
AUSTRIAN ACTIVITY IN the TYRoL.
The Battle and Battle Field OF
SadOwa.
a. &c. &c.
me steamship Teutonia, Captain HACK from Ham
Durg tns lst, and southampton tho eth Of July arrived
q shis port yesterday
fhe French Transatlantic Steamship Companys
steamer rsrsrs Captain Duchssns which lef Brcs July
:, q four O'Clock in the afternoon arrived a this port
sariy yesterday morning
Captain Duchesns, Of the Psrsre, furnishes us with
Il = wa r.

Hapsisea's Arnisues REFUSED by Italy
and Prussia.
Sv dispatches from Paris and Brsst Of July report
shs following very important events Tho Courts Of
prussis and IAly have refused the sniscs asked by
Austria
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The Consequences AIarntng-Prussia
Defending the Treaties of IsE.


Let US not dlssomblo the fact-thc situation N rrom
one for all Euvopr, and ought all hcr
solitude. Al the outset Of the campaign, when Incon-
siderate paralitics hurried certain minds to ako part
with tho Prussans and some with the Austrans no
sisted the impulse, and attached Ourselves strongly
the only Interest that ought direct French policy
Of France bot now, when the. fortune of
war seems % open for Prussia dcslines which
she herself had not dared 10 hope when
al the obstacles that seemed likely 10 arrest her
hmniton are beng swept way ehen aheldy ,patssed ia
- Dttchies holding ia her Aafds Srnnv Hss, Han rsi
ana bohema she crspsc tr0p0A c nllra0<
victory thG drum n German enp,fc nhsch appca ID
eny . ehimericat funcy-at pr acut ihc mtaal On Of
France y modified and hor dpiy Tho En.
peror ~ noble burst OF patriotism, has declared that
nc del1tad The treaties ~ l5lb~aH Frame da<na uens
~ much a. hc does Vel hrn nc mos,
dangerous ning f0r us crcntd Nv Me trcui "a
o. 1913, y poccrfui Prusstd On the day
when thst Power, breaking through ~ lmils ahaU
extend from the North Hen uur fronuor berc
would be not only u,aint,nanc, ~ hoas tr,ntes hut
9 on AN aggrasann ~ them Ia What v meBarna
to our"lyef Prussia d0ubless Gndst lands ai tlr and
~ fortune has favored the ambitions enterprises nhe
beon mcdiutng long the general feeling ~ Europa
viii Keep her N check lrnssla. In Goriaany,
subsii uung her Euprcma Tor thy Federal compact
whh k@pt tho German forces 10 eQapol-e notlf n ~
grsaf dang Jpy-FSdnoe that ddinL atm c,ud pos
g.ty decrpi u.
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splendid camping place In the large deer park of tho
Count and the Prussan commanders splendid headqusr
teTs in the Castle Of Hradek
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u.r.s.I usuedek said 70 be supc rssded.
The Augsburg Gasete says that Benedek has demanded
thirty thousand rcInforcsments.
The same paper has report that the Archdute Albert
has been appointed 10 supersede Bsnedek.
rae Fertincatiens OF visnns.
The forncaiIons Of vienna were being increased, and
nve hundred guns are now in position.
the Latest Battle.
A asht occurred q. Meininssn on the eth between .
Bavaran corps and Prussian army under General Faik
enstsin.
No particulars are given.
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The Negotiasaons.


La France. Of Paris Of July 8, says:-we have re-
osvsd The following Information Of the incidents tina,
preceded the great news Of this morning
Il was in the night from the Sd to the lh Of July that
tho Emperor OF Austria became fully informed OF tho
nnal result Of tho battle Of sadowa Yesterday in tho
forenoon, there constant exchange OF numerous
tsegms between the Courts OF Vienna and the Tuileres
n Drouyn de Lhnys was many times called to tho
rueriss where il may be said, he passed most OF the
day. In the evening" towards eight O'Clock Prince Net
ternich came to SEQ the Emperor, and met with N.
Drouyn de Lhuya
The Austrian Ambassador had by telegraph received
full powers TO negotiate
was in consequence OF this last interview that the
10 published this morning sent to the xoniteur
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AT Vienna the revcscs suffered ~ The Austrans pre
vous 10 the battle Of sadowa produced marked dis.
courasemont The Journals, however project AGAINST
such disposition o. the prbhe "a. The Nenna
GdfSne, while admitting that there for al
patriotic feelings to be painfully affected docarcp that
tho depression greater than Suslinsi BIZ
tho circumstance, and adds In tho present
grave copJuneiurr, which IL navartheess fun
of hope, the government ioela than ever
how Intimately is united with the leopio
OF Austria From them A. however. demands abs0,
lat. confidence That calm thai sentiment of nde.
NY which now, At all uos, distinguishes every Aus,
tran soldier, should serve example Tho hps0
OF few hours may bring about complete change by
general and decisive victory Win vaor OF the so
der should b. shown the courage of the citizen rha
noble task % gaining N victory has fallen our sons
and brothers who have answered tho ~ tholu
august sovereign, and not 10 uur duty consists id
rendering ourselves worthy Of thcr deed. Courage
resolution, strength ssfrolance aud all those quAtIcs
winch form the civic virtues should animate hearts.
The New Free ifs's makes The appeal 90 pubiio
opinion, aud expresses similar hopca, IT, boweverf
bhnos tho system of operatlons and shows thai tho
majority Of the Gngagenents and especially a Hkalitz
Nachod and hanchangrau. the Austrians were aiwaya
Interior 10 their adsrrsarles IA aao remarks tln tho
Prassians would bayo with much greater in goa
IN Bohcma " popular war bad been proclaimed, and
le'y OF the people 10 mass organized against tho In
vadcs
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The werkingmsa OF Fraaee Agaiast
Austria.

~orkman, we'll known Ia ists a Corbon on The par-
.ay attributed BY some Journals 70 The Paris topaaes
IN favor of Austria " GORDON denies tho truth % tho
src preach so example. and without pr...oaus %
bring forward any new arguments will pat this simple
question 70 any p~rson capable of lndgns correctly
Austria listening 10 the soleo d asco and that u her
the present war possibls, In other words. YOU'D
Prussia ever have thoaght of taking Arms haf she
not besn able 70 rely upon DIVERSION on tho sds y
Itayf The answer 10 tbls question be Doubtful
No impartial mind can refuse 10 reply-No; noS
possible Therefore Is Austria Who u tho hrs, and pm.
day % many nelds of battle on her most ian tho
greater part Of the responsibility Then Again suppose
Ing war between Austria ana ItAy insvtAols sos
good policy on the part of the Italian government
groot BY ": Old rivalry e-tsesa The tvo great oe,nsu
opsf.ass snoss % -.g-.,s.. sl%as MIR @irssI" " i,.is.
would have been crushed, and that frsncs, Va
pss,.ss @ 'Ass = ssnsa"m.oo sss "s.s as, ss nav sss.
dred times better that such necessity The flsh o.
Austria should DO indirccsiy what Francs would have
whsrs 10 the CITED With ths smallest political la
tslIgenos who would not auss With esi The frassiAn
ss,'.s%ss' 60, .a,ss -. se ss' % .s. sss .sa Ne
Italian had wounded the public feeling In tfanos We
srs 20 fsi y -. idea VA. ss' ~ nv, ns I.ss
nation that the alliance wth Prussia on the part y lA
appeared 20 IN the light Of an inodsy asd 9TH ih.s
feeling joined 20 ant psiby for The frvssan snvsn.
ment. 80 looked with unfasorsbs eye on tho ADJ
darity established between ihoss i~o Powers bA ~
ths end we have bad 10 skno-ledss that our feei
rather generous ih.n and that Tho Italian faion
has oornmisi DO os lBndelay toward "a 10 s,Iibg
tho forces ~ France and pfununs ty tbos shich bfn
adversary ~ Austria ~oad hsv. brns Into u~ hsi1.
What the Italian rovernmsni bsa done 10. thsrS"rs in
every point u view god polcy Lastly, the minds %
may he easily made " The insTitAbs hAi1to
aud necessary eets - the that hss lost eonfnenfsfs
No person endoSed Nth any foresight c0ah imagine
tu,sa for thai n prnoea Al ossr Fgfopa wsha, eAasns
one dsy or Anosksr formdsbls oona'et eesesn pso-
plea aud rulers. TIE pubeisis a frenct d"nfsf~y
have Thousand times Irs The rsyoiatpon of lAo pre-
dicef tho Inevitable nasare u this rontas' IA dss
tined ~ #,~ins ~ the pssscut ~aff fes-ahh0ash
the struggle D0 yet eseEy where fDfmmy ensAN1 in
the % thoss tao prncipie~ In r.aaY, Tho fsro-
utl1n Ia sido and rsestsBoe % ha ether Iho
oesans ~ elsroaI snd egniss vpnfn rnsAe no rnl4-
~. So Al. k~Nr ne
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Rejoieing I'm Paris.

Rejoicing tn Paris.
'.'v Q, says:-Tho news OF the deiivrawos
found impression at Paris
- Eliminated, like after
our own victories IL 1859
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.ommnnlcs,ioa from Pfasss. pgbiished 10 lh@ Nssq
Y,s< pyes "a Vienna ssys-fsfha arrival ~ the Pfua
s.sns apu~a~ einsut a. prsxus and the 0gverror has
been sutborxea a1opt ali The rnssAursa rhfh us ns-
usiion requires The a - % - tr.ns
fsrr.d 10 ls~u sifesfy snnguno~f snf All pablo
uoneys veil - the funds ~ tho hesneh q ths Ns
aonz Back and TIE Credit soeefy srs h~ing removed
70 Vienna large nsmber 81 ne Inbsht@nh go lssv.
lng n. city ths ran eg~i c0gnc sttths - gsrmk
n.Be-. and the lnhabt,@sn formns mifA 70 ks~p
guard danng us nghi'
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also eaP.uTsd Tho Ausiriana their nigh, abaraOned
the fortress Of K6nnigraiz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

TiAs Ssaxx'is . nincnsr, 4 Il verita--
BILE goose, or owl, or any other thing that's
stupid. ,SsASx thought hs saw United
States Senatorship ahead Of him if the Police
Conn issioners wouldn't refuse to enrol HE
rebel conuitasncy. Bat thsy did refuse.
That left him without constituency. It
wouida't do at II for CoppsdeAsaoa eandi>
date for the Senate to be in that condition.
SWANS thought about il. He would Gust
those Commissioners and put in Others who
woalan't refuse to Register his rebel support.
ers. But the Police Commissioners wouldn't
be ousted. They resisted vigorously. swAsK's
courage began to ooss away. He. rushed
frantcally up to consult AxpnEw. AsDREw
strengthened somewhat his backbone, and
upheld his hands. The Governor rushed
valourously back, and called for submission
ofthe case unto himself Great 10 ASpRrw
JOHNSON, and SWAMI il his most obedient,
But those we're most perverse and intractable
Commissioners; ~ obstinately persistent n
those radicals that would insist on putting
down the rebellion of SwAsx's rebel friends.
They we're very firm and very moderate.
They determined to be obsdisnt 70 and main
tain the Law, and have Gov. SwAxN do the
same. He removed the Commissioners, and
appointed others. Still SxASx's scheme
chung fire." Says IN exchange: s.The
motive for the Governors haste in making .
decision and appointing new Police Commits
sioners is apparent. 1t was important TO the
success of his plan that possession should be
obtained Of the Offices Immediately, in order
that the registration Of rebel voters might
proceed in time to tell on the election. Just
at the moment he supposed he had triumph>
ed, all his hopes have been suddenly dashed.
His new appointees made . formal demand
for possession of the Offices, station houses,
aud other property Of the city on Saturday,
but were refused by the old Rosrd, who still
deny the Governors jurisdiction, Complaint
having been made against the new Board,
they we're brought before Judge Bond, and,
refusing TO give bail in $4,000 each, were
sent 70 jsil. The Sheriff, for refusins 70 ex-
ecute the writ against them, was also arrest
ed and imprisoned By yesterdays des-
patches it appeared that SvAsS's new Com.
missioners and his Sheriff were-not regis
tering Bnsternut voters, but trying to get out
ofjail, and SWAIN has consented that the old
Commissioners shall continue in Office, Sic
lran<if the glory of SWAMI.
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-
=: s.:|s.., u !pps..s'
/ y, -. u ,sses.i.I = aAs!I a.. g: 1tl
pb plasn sAcs Gss(ey, Gqv.
- - ~ ", " sgd .s4e
'i6o61f6es waSaIf g ain1l butler, - Iey
would Aavs mobbed, no doubt, had they
ble to do 20 under the cover Of the
no6.
~ SSSs osSssxxza v stsIll5 ~
fame. ID found on oil toilsts. and nsvess
stains the handkerchief. !
e Swsaf Upcpcaaxl Il thesweesess extr1ef
made Eapsrsedes al ssheN. Try it once;
will use no other.
SxEst opopenAxi L11iss, ia Assr' nor-
ming calls carry joy and gadness, when per
fumed With Sweet Opoponsx.
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- MANHOOD:
How Lost ! how Restored

Jaa Ps6afaAed ia seaisd esrefope. Hics. ceais.
LIZ, TURF on rHE NATUk IL TRK%TMRHT ard
Nadicai Cure q speTmaobe, Seninai Weakness In
vpinutsry kmis,ious .ssxaA Debility. and 1npeAne
= Nauisg~ snsva y Rseveusssss Coasunpsse. npi.
$psy, AMI tts Asuta aud Physiesl Incapaty result
sf from Self Ahuss &c By kosf. J. CuLvEawslL n D
Author Of the 1r&s bod, e
"a Been - Thssssnas - su0brsrs.o
Sent under sal. In plain ~svelop<. ssy sdArss
poaPos1 receipt Of III cents postage s4saps
by CHAR J. C. KLINE Co.
la5 0ewery, n. r., Pest ODes Dox A. %.
Also pr cuvervelrs Marriage Guide" prics 25
Il sept1-dAwamos
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TINS Chicago Hst says: "A corrsspon>
dent Of the Washington Chronicle attributes
to A. johnson, while military Governor Of
Tennessee, the following language:
If by any accident should become Presi-
dent, and it was necessary Cor thu countrJ BY
God I would perpetuate ny pcves.
y Andy ssems TO think It nscesnry for the
country, but the country don't seem to agree
with him. The question then recurs, how will
the imisator Of Jactson's profanity without
his brains. accomplish it?''
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THE Chicago Journal says:

TIE Chicago Journal says:
"We have assurances from private sources
which We consider authoritative, that Lieut.
Gen. Sherman has stesdfastly refused 70 sig.
nifty his approval Of that line Of action known
as Mr.. Johnson's policy"
That the position of General Sherman is
rightly represented herein We are assured by
information from other quarters, which is
thoroughly reliable
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In New Jersey the split in the Democratic
ranks in Rogers district will probably de-
prive that notorious individual Of his seat, and
elect Union candidate The election Of
Halsey Union) over Gilchrist in the Jersey
City DISTRICT IL also confidently sxpected.F
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Off 10, II. H. and 10 frst % essf Nd 81 L. g.
IL Bsotk - viii - 0staeos stnNe D. sinng ngns
cDnsAininx eleven large roos snail Bath
rooms and eI>sts also brick stable and wood house.
Title good. kaquirs Of MN FULTON
apr1&d Real Estate Agent.
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EOR SALE.-Eighty acres of improved
land rear Charleston. lie county, Iowa. Gsod ia
prcvssnspts thssson. Price ek yer scre-~exy chess
Good title. knQuire Of wM, FULTON,
deem Real Relate Assnt, No. - Asin esr~s&
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Hfs ~ q tHiScthD&e elcne, puk WHAT eHOulo
we expect when We remember that the men
who are yelling and hootng, are the men
who in 1868 we're killing negro children. the
men who were numbering babies when they
dared not look men in the face. And re.
member, too, when the army Of the United
States eama here to restore and preserve
order. these same baby murderers were the
hrst 10 bow their heads. At this the dis
become infuristed, and several of them NOV.
ed toward the stage and gave threatening
looks and gestures. Gen. Butler went on:
why. you poor ioels, | have faced your
masters in Baltimore and New Orleans,
have hung your brothers, and if you dom
learn to behave yourselves, / fear shall have
the chance, some day, TO do the same fol-
you. Three cheers for Gen. Butler we're
given on and about the stand. Why, have
seen many more such as you, with the mimic
rifle and muskes and bayonet in their hands,
actuated BY the same spirit that actuates you,
and did not finch from them. Do you
suppose, then, that viii finch before youi
A man that he's smelt gunpowder, can stand
rum and garlic. Cheers, laughter and con
fuston fou think yourselves the equals Of
the negro! No, NO, the negro 10 n .superio,
to you ~ heaven ID above the he'll WHARF yor
are going. certainly do not respect, and
you may be certain do not fear you. Yos
You cannot crush free thought or free speech
Yelling will never take the placs Of arra-
ment.
And nov, men Of the Five Points, bullie,
of the bawdy- hoase, thieves Of the lobby
hahitues al III Teaba, declare the voiee. q
the Nesiou, 1T yo1 ne MOI st for the elecaivt
franchise. Thai f1ce eon1d b No bettaF de.
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SWIFT Opopouax from Mexico! The most
elegant and essential persohsl requisite for
. lady, Extract Of Sweet Opoponax."
E. T. SMITH L CO., New York.
nov7eod3m
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OF 7, and 20 feet Cd side Of Lot IN Koeh 81
With Cottage Dvellfss Hoass ard pshsr improve.
mrnts, e~rnef Third and HigA stresss TfIs good b.
quiss Of Nm. ruLToN,
apr2&-d Real kstale Aren't
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SWEET Opoponax from Mexicol Nature
couid net prodace . richer rem q chSicer
perfume. Try it and be convinced.
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lNO0 0ALKs---1 - Acres of EasA, sussabie fos
II Orchard " hardening parposss- utfhin TX miiss
city limits. Prizes SO per Nm FuLruN
sepls Hal hstste gent, ~ Mails street.
LOB SALB.-Ax o~d Bsi~k Dwelling Hsus~, viii
kaotps sud rood cellar. on lot T. Bicrk -, Assoa
Lowsw Addissos Good esaeie and Other bsdtnss
kst Pnce etSe-Vesy eAap. M eULroN.f
s>r1s Asai nsf.ts Asvss, ~ asiu sersst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-07

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used By the bsst families throughout Europe approved
By the Imperial School Of Medicine Paris endorsed By
the prominent members OF this American Medical A.so
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contains no spirits Of any Kind. aua therefore
Net tntssie ating In the least.
tits prepared IN faris from pnre eheuy and adniss
h ts composition only Tcstc, AMI BEssDuoi
substances Fer Lspiss = delicious substitute for
the v.rioss TONES having an alcoholic body.
hANusjAT PkRLR IL w,ns Of most delight
fui favor. II IN this rrxs JUICE OF MOTT bsIcous
saArs. 1t surpssses in excellence rAnLa VIA
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Sold BY all respeet.bis Druxsists and dealers
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jylt -sun-wcd-fr Agsnts
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Special Notices.
Strength for the Exhausted

Strength for the Exhausted.
1hou,ssAs de- - It v.rs. inch By ipsA II bcsiiy
weakness for DEBILITY VIM kill certainly though not
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that Of all invisor.sinG preparations gives b.
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used the dorms powers OF nature II stsaas
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II not only awstens the physical powers fo If
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The aged the decrepd the nervous bSktn-do Of
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nov6dav
The Placer herald., 1866-05-12
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THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES CANNOT
and hold aloof, diseases that ight triumph over
the aged and the young. Let none hesitate then,
but seize the favorable opportunity that Offers
When taken as prescribed
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS,
Nothing can be more productive Of cure than
these Pills. Their almost magic influence is felt
at once; and the usual concomitants of this most
distressing disease are removed. These remedies
are made from the rurest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS!
They will not harm the most delicate female,
and can be given with good effect in prescribed
doses to the youngest habe.
FOR CUTANEOUs DISORDERS
And all eruptons of the skin, the Salve is most
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone
but penetr with the most searching effects 10
the very root of the evil.
DR.. MAcciEL's PILLS
Invariably Cure the following Dtseases.---
Asthma,
Bowel Complaints,
Cou CHS,
Colds,
Chest Diseases,
COstiveness,
Dyspepsia,
.DarheL,
Dropsy,
Debility,
Fever and Aeue,
Female Complaints,
Headache.
Indigestion,
Influenza,
inflammation,
Inward weakness.
Liver Complaint,
Lowness OF Spirits,
Ringworm,
Salt Rheum.
Skin Diseases.
Scads
ls- NOTICE.-None genuine without the en-
graved trade mark around each pot or box
signed by DR.. j. MAGGIEL, 43 Futon streel,
New York, to counterfeit which is felony
gs- Sold by all respectable dealers in Med
icines throughout the United States and Canadas
at % cents per box or pot. apps ly