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MEDICAL.
nR- j, WHITES KNSTITUTE-
A27 CARO- NDELET STREET
In rear of the City IIaA.

Ihe hrst aim OF human beings happiness happiness
implies health of body and mind.
Df mites experience and for thirty years.
an extensive practice large cities have brought
treatment vast amount of every Of disease
! and chr 1nic.
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood
secetions and excreons of the entire in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of nuring any part sys.
tenn the constitution they repair the injuries
and wastes Of the entire organism with truly
| a sound body.
The Institute established for the
diseases viz: Rheumacs Colds Coughs, Bronchitis Laryn-
chtis Asthma Consumption and all Throat
Lungs Heart Liver, Spne Stomach Bowels CoBtiveness
Dyspepsia, scrofula Kings Evil White sweings all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses, Cancers Piles Fistua Syphilis and
rhea in all their stages Mecua and hereditary tant
cal impurities of the Blood Jaunde Eyes
Brain Goitre tBg Neck) Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel
Diabetis Dropsica Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Affections Sick Nervous Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondra, Hystercs Fits
spasnls We repeat the worst epton of the skin all
ulcers OF whatever nature the ncen Cancer which
isHcusy act humanity speedily and permanently
One or two hours at the Institute with Dr. White
quenty weeks of fever other sferngs-oten life
Now that communication open again. he receives per
sonaiy and by letter formally from all parts of the country
Consultation reestamps not forgotten"
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LEATHER, HARNESS.

GA1RE, PLUMB d. CO..
14s......." .Poydras street,..".....,...14o
HARNESS.
SADDLE TREES,
SADDLE TREES,
LEATHER
LEATHER
Etc, Etc, ETC.
We keep EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE, and have the
best assorted stock liz The city.
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS" Is our motto.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

CHANDLER'S NEWS EXPRESS, FROM
~ Magnolia Pike County, to Homesvle county seat) Pike
county, Miss, tri weekly.
From Magnolia Jacksonwood ard Liberty county sea
Amite county Miss tri weekly
From Liberty Centeville and Woodrille county seat
Wilkinson county semi. weekly.
VIII supply subscribers residing the vicinity
station the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Southern Railroad and Mississippi Central Railroad
Homesvie Jacksonwood Liberty, Centrevile Woodvle
Monticello county seatl dalan county seat,, Pine Bluff
etc with the
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, vICKsBBRG, JACKSON AND
| MERIDIAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
Having above will attend recording deeds collect
| ing, etc.
Letters mailed 40 enclOsed, packages
Agent Chanders Express, Magnolia Mississippi will be
promptly forwarded.
Until mail and poBtotfces re-esabished
and pay postage letters from places Magnolia post
! Office
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty. IS %
Newspapers and Circlars IT, s poBtnge Dai d ,, s
Subscriptions and Advertisements country papers received
| by j. BENZ. CHANDLER,
| IS C8rpndeet
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orrrcrAI. JOURNAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

r-or rHr-
1sEeSrsI4 4ATuRE OF LOUISIANA.
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CAPITAL PRIZE: $4,000

CLASS 52-To be drawn in Covington Keatucky on Wed,
nesday January 3lst, 1866.
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ln short, II al public trusts, in all private en-
gagements and responsibilities, he stood erect be-
fore The world, honored and beloved In the trials
growing out Of ne late civil connections, which
trials have probably accelerated bis death. with a
patriotic ateadiness and infexibility Of character
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

THE RICHMOND MEDICAL L. JOURNAL,
Richmond Va-This journal will published as Monthly
Octave of 80 pages the January number being early
December -' -
respectable number the best writer's this country have
promised their ostentatuus display of names
avnded and the Editors offer literally for articles
hoped that the original department of the Journal will be
entitled respect and confidence ~ -
The pages the devoted to Original Articlss
Foreign and Domestic correspondence Retrospect Of Med
aud Surgery during the Eclectic
(which will be chief feature of the Journa Reports Of So
cetesi Assnca,ions Hospitals and Clinical Lectures Re
Miscellaneous Matter etc
Without making special promises Editors will endeavsr
TO make this journal acceptble to it's supporters
TFRMs-Five Dollars yearly, paid in advance before
the expiration of the third
if paid after this period Ten Dollars per annum.
Advertisements will be liberal
and as there Medical Journals published In the
Southern States advertisers will enjoy peculiar advan
z: !. GAILLARD, NJ b.. Richmond Va
W. s. McCHESNEY, NJ. D., staunton. Va
Editors and Publishers.
All letters in relation the literary business intsress Of
the Journal will be addressed to Dr. E. s. GAaARp Box sS
Va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

Passengers for Geny notify the Conductor ps.or
the departure of the train. g. PANDELY,
Superintendent.
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REGULAR SESSION OF 1866,
SENATE.
u.,,.r, . !. ran aath / sss.

On " M IN m MONDAY, Jan. zyth, Iobo.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Present, the Hon. Albert VOORHEES,, Lieutenant
Governor and President Of the Senate, and
Messrs. anderson, Armstrong, Barrow, Brusle,
Burthe, Campbell, Coco, Cooley, Dnvigneaud, Egan,
Ellis, Fellowes, Foute, Gibson, Gordon, Kelso
Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Mohan, Munday, Newton
of Jackson. Newton Of Morehouse, Nelson, Pal
hey, Purcell, Scruggs, Taylor, Welch and VII
cOxon- 30 Senators.
sAThe journal sof last Friday was read and ap
proved.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-09
Two RoGJEs INSTEAD OF ONE.

An amusing incident is related of a
woman in England whose husband,
.1hy man. died suddenly without
g1ng a will. The widow, desirous
q securing the whole property, con-
c,aied her husbands death, and per-
shaded a poor shoemaker to take his
place while a will could bemade. Ac-
cordingly he was closely mufiled in bed
as if very sick, and lawyer was called
to write the will. The shoemaker in
feeble voice beIueathed half Of all the
property to the widow. "What shall
be done with the remainder?:n asked
The lawyer. "The remainder, replied
he, II give and bequcath to the poor
dtt.eshoelnaker across the street, who
has always been 4 good neighbor and q
deserving man" thus securing Il rich
heqaestfOr himself The woman was
thunderstrUck with the mans auda-
cious cunning, but did not dare exnose
the fraud; and so TWO rogues' shared
the estate.
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VOL. 61.--WH0LE No. 5,334.
whic1 Lacted:

{ WHICH 0CtBGs
WASHINGTON, July p. 1868.
To IIiS E,rcetleHcY, Gov. A. q. CURTIN:
Your teiegrains, respecting the pay
OF militia called ou under your pcoc.a-
nation ofta121,h ofJuae. nave been re-
erred 10 The President FOR instructions,
and nave been under his consideration.
He directs me 10 say that. while no law
oraopraoriatiOna authorizes thepaymellt
by he General Government OF troops
thaJ nave aOt been mustered into the
service 0fthc United States. he will re-
commend 10 Congress TO make an ap-
preparation for the payment Of troops
called into State service to TeDel an ac-
tual Invasion, including those Of the
State OF Pennsylvania. II, in thc mean-
time, E0ucan raise tn2nccessary amount
as has been done in other States, the
appropriation VIII he applied 20 refund
the advance 10 those vino made il.
Measures have been taken for the pay
men, OF troops mustered into the Uni
ted States service, as soon Is the muster
and pay-roIIs are made out. The an
slyer 0fthis Department 70 you, rs Gov
GruOr Of the State, viii be given direcC-
ytoyourseif ifwheneVer the Department
is prepared 70 make answer.
Signed EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
When Congress met. the Executive
OijRe United States did n0orec0mmcnd
the passage OF the necessary act. have
understood thaJ the subject was called
10 the attention 0t The proper commit
tee. by the Secretary Of War, but, a.
the President did not send message
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-09

EDWIN FORREsT.-By the by, good
joke is told at the expense Of one OF our
citizens. y mCst rantankerous Repub-
lican, who owns large interest in the
opera-house, wrote to Mr.. Forrest, at
Dayton, urging him to visit Columbus.
Mr.. Forrest replied that his visit to the
West was 0nlyat the urgent solicitation
OF an Old friend, whom he was anxious
TO oblige-Hon. Clement L. Vallandi-
gham-WhO also urged him to visit Co.
lumbus, and hence he would accept the
oher.-CoumJu5 Cor. Clereta3ld, Ohio,
PLQNdeQLe7.
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This statement is exclusive of mill
tia and enlistments for the United
States navy.
refer, for more perfect details of all
the military operations Of the State, to
the reports Of the Adiutaut General,
of the other military departments OF
the State, and to my previous annual
messages. This brief military record
would be imperfect, if | failed to COM
mend the fidelity, zeal and industry OF
the military departments of the State,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-09
ENEnvrIEE NnAlLnEE.
H0Tris5urq, Pa. Jn8 ), 1853.

~. ~. -
I ed 5WiEf4 fH9 dis.g:,FEe al volunteer
/ which are oi so much importance tina,
/ [ Zee. Justified in calling rOurattcntiDn
/ to ;nem.
First. The men are being paid only
10 the day OF their arrival ut the place
they are 10 be discharged. This viii
cause them 10 l0sea few days pay de-
pending principally upon the prompt
ne IS and disposition OF the officers o.
the United States having the matter in
charge. Ii : a matter o. little moment
To the Government, but the men feel
/ it 10 he an injustice, and II, under the
acj~O Of Congress. they can be paid until
discharged. think YOU Will agree with
them.
Second. In circular No. - from Pro-
vo-t Marshal Generals Office, la.ed Ju-
~ 1856, ''ulder which they0.ulteers
now 10 he discharged We're raised, II
Is STAGED tuat the bounty provided by
law j. Il, foioWs:
''tor recruits, including representa-
tive recruits, white Or colOrCd, @l00."
And il Is farther added, that the first
in-,a!imens OF jIa bounty viii be paid
When the recruit Is mustered in AZ l'Ol-
lows:
"To q recruit WHO enlisted in thearny
for one year, s~}@.i5.'
On these term. Jhcme enlisted, and
they are OF opinion that theT are enti-
tled tOthe remainder "f their bounty
when discharged from service.
IL II pro- 'oco.y, ~; hoNeNet, 70 Pay mem mem
. 2ut =. q p.'I1 u ,lll IeIiil!5'llsI "el4',?g
'''S .'oEsiL. lil1IS t t. ''s .tos .sS 'l,e ,i'..i
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Some square to occupy one inch Of space
hob PRINTING, Of every kind, done with
Hoataes7 ami dispatch. THE GAZETTE orF1cE has
,q. been gentted with a Power Press and new type,
snd everything in the Printing line can be execu-
.ol in the most artistic manper and at the lowest
TERMS CASH
- All letters should be ADDRESSED to
MEYERS d MENGEL.
p,h
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WHY is the punishment of the birch
practiced by some pedagogues? Be
cause they are of opinion that it makes
duh boys smart.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-09

Re olutions have been introduced
in the Georgia Legislature recommen-
ding the President to grant a general
amnesty.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-09

THEshoe businessi sexceedingly pros
porous, because every pair is soled be-
fore it is finished.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-09

The smallpox is spreading among
the negroes in Louisiana.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-09

There are twenty three thousand
negroes in Washington.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Publisher
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Pennsylvania Executive CHAMBER,
HARRIsRURG, Pa, Jan. 50, 1865.
70 He .SeR0te and H0uSt qf Representa-
tires Of the (oHlD30atre0itb Of PeH,l&W-
.~n5i0:
t,ENTLEMEN:-N have cause 10 he
thankful 10 Divine Providence for the
blessings 0f peace within our borders.
abundant crops, unanimity among our
peonlc. and that thus this Common
wealth has heen enabled To do her full
daIy t0 the country. 70 herself and To
pa-.orjry.
iappri~ed You ia my message Of the
9TH November, 1863, and delivered To
yoH at the beginning of your session, of
the necessity under the pressure of
which | was compelled, for the re~tora-
ton Of my health, 10 -Ojourn for time
in warmer climate. | returned from
Caba refreshed and inVigOrated, and
have resumed the discharge of my pub
Er duties. [ cannot omit to acknowl-
rdige. with profound gratitude. the kind,
clnsderato and atfectiOnate course
which you pursued during my con
strained absence \ heavy addition
hl. been thus made to the debt which
laIraady owed 10 the people of the Com
monwealth and their Representatives
Tho balance N the Treasury, NOV. .,-...--, ...
''' TO- =, g., ,,,- .,,3;,,,. 10 u"
yoT 20 1858 2I9. $50 g.
--
Total m IreSSnIy Tor hseal year end ,,,,.,. ~,
ias NOV. o. too' MD, 'lo- l'' 'O
5aFr bcen 5.7ss, ,525 Is
Balance in Treasury. Nov, 30 1865, 1913, 66S Il
Inc operations 9i ths e, sIhhlng iuna, uuTnS me
,,ai = ., ,r,,Is,n,t;o, rars ss iI,j,.,,s -
amount of debt redueed- S745 sII %, rs folIows
Five per cent. S436,S24 50
Coupon loan, Z5n' oOo 90 90
i..,...i- 70, L2aI, -.;s.o--- '9tgS . aGe st S1
i,mestic creditors SIX 90
The discrepancy between the reduction of the
public debt as shown by the statement a. the close
-J r.t'l - a 3 -
fset thai the one classes on the first Mandayof Sep
smber, the other on the Both day Of November
Amount OF ths Pu5iIe eeos 200 90 9i pZ5 s6 a5 ' a. "
s -a3na,.i ,t thp Sfsfe Treasury. during
the fss al wear ending with Nov 80, 1864, viz:
Five pr cent stocks, 9i'gS2li 5,,,,I, o9
ToaF anu a a9t per gTG' soo'N' 0ggS 0O 0S
ygiIi,ary Iosn snt ~ NJ ~ 1881 i7g 950 0o
----
l,go3,3t5 IS
,,... - " - ---
sgoii5 "a; asI ts 4C,s,l Tcss.nry g' l. i'' w.
Bond, PennsyIyania Railroad Co, s.. 700 .O0o 90
Bonds PhiiadelPhia and Erie Rail
road Company, ~. ,.,-,...--, "''oo,Voo oo
I-ssfst Oh ooli5 u,,4loip'li' "''' o,o oop M
te-5 in Treasury 2373.GG "A
---
lS,61S,66o IA
,..s.,;.i.. =, .,...... ,....s % - "a ~
----
Liabilities in excess Of assets, Nov.
~ 1850 S2jtea, I6o Si
Liabilities n excess OF assets, Nov. ,,..,..,, oa
o1 1863, Z5'oj2r2'y "
Improvement in condition of the
Treasury, since Nov. 30, 1850, 2,55j,579 %
ny me report OF tne Ntate 1reaSurel'
VIII he observed that the eNtraorul-
nary expenditures growing out oi the
war, not refunded by the General tOE-
sEhment, nave heeh sf,oZe,62' =. M u
includes the direct tax paid to the |. =.
'If o'4i7' "lr' I l. i'ot IiidJ iJ,i,ilJ'II,, H.
Sl ~, -! 10 .,'e ~; p3i@i' ~ - niI;tia iittia 'hirb
;t 70 pau ~ aii, itilii,.'S' IN iri
'' -" Ioou ' oion ~, ,' d,,a +ho latG
lgDGi,ute, > 'ie,'i p,i.,.oot - ru1 t'''
rom .r 'he ''eaerat government.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.


THr BEDFORD GAZETTE Is published every Fri
.sy morning By MEYERS & MESGEL, at 81. Oa per
,,ppn. If poid strictly adrance !: 81 so if paid
within .ix months; S39 If not paiu within six
months III subscription 7ecss.uts MUST BE-
,sttied asnnaHg, No paper viii be sen; out of
.bs state unless paid for IN ADVANCE and all such
inscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
,he expiration of the time for which they are
psid
All ADVERTISEMENTS for q less term than
three months TEN CENTS per line for each In
ssrtioa. Special notices gne-half additional All
rssoluti. ns ot Associations; commune. 'ions Of
limited individual interest, and notices Of mar
rsse- and deaths exceeding five line. zen cents
yer line. Editorial notices fifteen cents per line
4HIegct No,ics, oj, erery kind, al,d Orp6aag'
ggarf aad ,5adiciai Sales are seqaired 5g lq1g
70 b pv51iS4,d II, 5oth ,apeye D.6lishea u. this
r"es.
Ii All advertising due after drst insertion
4 liberal discount is made to persons advertising
IL ,~Fa. =.
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PENNSYLVANIA EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, }
MARRISRERG pn Inn. 50 1865 [

Public deb, December !. 1853, &
Asse in the Treasury.
Bonds Pennsylvania Railroad Co,
Bonds Philadelphia Eud Erie Rail
road Company,
Interest on bonds Philadelphia and
EIie Railroad Company.
tssh in Treasury,
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and r6rS X issesinjne: iesTSsSsrss
not only inseftstes6aaSacs ct hSus, but
resppet abroad, BY the naaio9 resuaiug its
grSafnsss. presume m6n will End fault
Ewish sIsu. and ny I IN . hnient, TO
kind &c. If We are al 10 be put to death.
or ptaiSAed q thrown away for the larst q
oeO4A6G enos, Ne uhall bslost or excluded
fto0lotel6ey sud oummunicatiou With men.
hEYIt1AH1 Of usWvuld-b h ieft: l have felt,
eus4 l'hAts done wrong snd repentsd oft,
that VeAbas sspcers and honest ~ hs Who
had dd6edo wroog at ell. Then VI must
reasoHde4S eoch other and understand our
nstudpy' ~ what 10 necessary- 70 restore
psasd w harmony toe distressed aud d.
ydedl te0ble. In time Of war it ID right to
M Villages, seck cities and dssastats
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and r3deNS 1he sosmy; but n time u rssee
the rdySeeSss Ne right esurss, end tstuild
its c3aeS, ,fss1ore. IL villag.s, I4Sd5xdk
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fhA Medicine ww ssre Ginorfhea, 6iest,
Structure, Seminal Weakness or Sperm.
atot5l5sA, C6ordee, Diseases Of the Kid
peys AID Bladder, and Ill IDieeases 81
fhe Sexual Osgasss csusedh ~ O6ntagion
: ID. JMteskntsa fef sitAG Sex, Males or
Females. =
| ~ III Il, ,.p.,.+ "a ,nt.,,,i,. r,y,.[;.
ton. = ssI:srsssS IL ii s d ,as.s ,'' ~ = he
cure Of Private Disesses il now oaersdto ~ &C
melted and wAkRA4f1R % Nh q dbeaoao oneh(
01eit.lO ygsas ofeithsr - male = said z
61yA% nj
hi & Opx Dalaosss opoenAAe T.
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q apermeserr5sa1 gseefallx tsrasd Genissl
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d:clsonse. which i sow % fssarfsrly prsvtsatin
-. DAli6r's specaae,
~ grsas healing. purifying and sslfcuriss
remedy, requiring 20 medical sid ~ adviee
Witt this great ilsdicias you can Cuss Youa,
esss, andsvoid I'll ehasce Of exposure end ruin
~ ignorant, pretending doctors. \
NJ. DRfsr's Ip~Dectaea.
n. B.-l. eesess = ossssfhea, GleessAd STRIFE
10 b sssd 4 c~o4fspsezcs wisi he 800. - i
oateriGlys lids n euKdsiue de fkien1a1ion
ed atopping ~ 4ieekasSS. both u recon-
mended = - seea = tAeso complaine1s
HAteletis = asausl ldtssasss sealsA ihe
~ a|s 1eas{s z sss'cpasAss each bottle Of
.Priss-Dr. Dslst'ssyeesls, $50 y. bottle
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

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This Odets.asd Rsubedy i ansIsAl1bls
, Ore brso YPnlt1S i1tis pd1Alo, 49,
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
CrrIU THERE 1x1DrS AfON-
agIDus 6E7UAL DkBIA61 5cansd SYf1ILlS,
which 10 capable Of 6an:mission ~ inoculstion.
Dr.. Marks Syphiltic Cure is
s - -, ssi Sss@.p sesssl Srns. and sSo1oses,y r
cate The a~yphiitc poison o. virus iroa the systcm.
Synpteos q the First q Primary Stste.
Tn knD~m b chancrss or ulcers appearing sooa
aner an exposure. To cure the Arpt stage, use Dr..
1hidS Eve sys SiIe 81 ~ ~ e ave-, r.e,
Prom I'VE to nfteen days fIthfM treatnent usually
sua cee y cure the ~ stage. Oue q twO peckneee
s., e, a''' to cure A'' 's's'' f'''s pr h'1As'
SymptoaD If IL Secondary Stage Of 81.
I,t philis.
4 noso, threat, glands, skin, head, naile, Doeu1s 1em.
bnnes, cancesous soses ON the arms and Ags, erup.
tions On g skin, e~crofula, etc. 1S cnts = seeond
Msals. n he throat Il ulcerated-N not, omit the
| Wash.
con IRON ~ system. 49,
Pries - psskass ele.So. Including Thssat WASH
II Omiue0s VS.VU Pei package.
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
l. Syphilis.
This stage Il known BY the following synptoms.-
Nodes q has4 and P4nfdl Tumors ON the Bones, I'm
1afgements Of the J0ints, or Contraction, hard painl
In NE Hpn@ end Joint, Carries, oe decay II the D0ns1
/ Gyphflitac Hhlumatout Altefat50n q The rnftb, atc
To cure the Third or Tertiary Stage, use Dr. Mark
1 SyphilBc Cure and PILL. These medicines viii cur
the longest staDding and worst cases. They wnl cprs
the most exerueiatfng p1ins In the Bones and Sohtl
u . few days. Prics per package esVs.
sadc6ce - The Afflicted.
Read the symptoms above described Of each stage
l u Syphile, - procure 81 ence Ne medicines for TIE
stage with which You suGer. They viii ~edectually
tsssise On sypAIatic Diseases, giving plain dlsec.
lions to cure the different stages, accompanies each
package Of the medicine.
N. B.-DR- Marks sYPIuuTIC CURE AMI
PILLS NJ an tfauibae core ~ s1HEUMATlSM, no
0aioer hww UAg standing q ho~ bad. They remove
the cauec and The cure 10 certain and permanent.
Price $50 per package.
The Medicines will be sent by express to all parts Of
the country, on recelpk og the 1eney, - = eents -
4 df1Dnal to pay for bo1Rg and shipi3ng.
rapared and sold BY 1R. 3. EAsrslxA CO, No.
I 70 North Fith street, St. Louis, No, ~ r their
Brsnfh Store. No. 70, Mad bon It, OicagA Ill.,
1or sale by DrugnistsO nssallyAsE E~ SSss-