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Virginia post-ofioes.--A new Office Is established
at Hunters Lodge, FluVRnna county, and Robert
W. Gentry appointed postmaster This office Is
situated between Union Mills and Palmyra and
will afford regular postal accommodations to forty.
two families within two miles thereof
Reopened ofiees.-Cumberland @. H., Cumber.
land county, Va, John A. Trent, postmaster.
Psytonsburgh, Pittsylvania county; John L.
Farmer, postmaster.
Litwalton, Lancaster county, Va, Miss Emily
Crawford, postmistress
Thornburgh, spOttsylVania county, Warren l..
Croft, postmaster.
The site and name Of Pine Creek, Calhoun coun-
ty, West Virginis, is changed to Grantsyille, the
county seat and appoint Jacob Clammer, postmas.
ter. in place Of Joseph A. HOrey.
Nor'h Carolina.-A new otioe is established at
Laurel Hill, Richmond county, N. c., and Elijah
Hasty appointed postmaster.
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too well the difference between Radical
friendship before and after the udr TO follow
their treaeherous lead and cold-blooded in
structions IL ri III ID
We cannot believe that the general who
has been mentioned in connection with this
radical coup d'etat will consent to the use
Of his illustrious name for any such mad and
infamous continuance We regard General
GRANT as national man and a national
warrior. Seven months ago, with great de-
liberation, he gave IL as his opinion that the
South was in condition to be represented,
and heartily advised our public men to wei
come its return TO the Union. 1t cannot be
that he would lend himself to partisan
movement based upon the Illustration Of his
own recommendation and the rejection Of
his own advice. Certainly it cannot be pos
sibe that this eminent general could step
from his exalted position at the head Of the
American army for life to mingle in the po-
litcal arena, and, after leading the flower Of
American youth to their immortal graves,
and seeing at every football the blood OF his
countrymen flow like water for the establish.
ment of the national authority and the SUI
premncy Of the national Constitution, that
he would mar the record and dim the glory
Of our greatest captain by being the standard
bearer Of those who now seek to desecrate
the authority Of Government and reckessly
violate the sacred behests Of the Constitution.
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WHAT 1LLINoIsANs ARr DOING.

A large number Of prominent men are here from
Iuinois .aeb end.avoring 10 obtain the important
oo. of AZ io,.rnsi ,avsnu. "a, ,bs hic.oo
di,tr,ot The oon,s,t 4, ,b.rp Mr.. Jupp land,
the van AT nre,.nt but n il believed that .itb.r
Mr.. aAex. of tho fremont House or long Jous
wEsrwoRrn will win the battle, unless Gen. M.
r. M. WALLACE makes a flank movement which
he promises to do, judge BEcKwrru,s visit to the
eity Ia mi.int erpr.ted He Ia not after the as,es
sorship, as reported, but moro important place
Tn. Han Jrox.pn svvrr 4. tsIlsd of IA, a far.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30

FRANKLIN PHnP, esq, arrived in this city
yesterday morning, in excellent health and spritE.
He was called upon during the day by many Of his
old friends, and congratulated upon his safe return.
We are under many obligations to Mr.. Philip for
latest files Of London papers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30

THE many friends of Lieut.. Gov. Cox, of
Maryland, will be pleased to learn that he arrived
safely at Liverpool on the 18th of this month,
along with his friend and relative, DIR. Keener,
after somewhat rough voyage, and that be was to
leave for London forthwith, with health somewhat
improved. He has gone to Europe us delegate
from the American Medical Convention to Foreign
Medical Societies
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30

ALTHOUGH the Egyptians could preserve the re-
mains of the dead from decomposition, they could
not prevent the teeth Of the living from becoming
deeaysd, In this respect modern science Is ahead
Of ancient art, for sOEOdOnt actually embams the
molars and incsorS and keeps them perfectly white
and anotIasa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30

The cash rates for presumption lands at Marys.
vile, Cal, for the month of May last amounted to
81 6S3 besides several entries under the homestead
law. In the same month 9,679 acres were entered
at the land office at IOniA, Mich, for actual set
Element. At East Saginaw, Mich, 4,647 acres
were entered in May for homestead actual settle.
meht, while the cash sales of public lands at that
place amounted to 81 $780,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30

Mr.. WIN. JEssUP, the celebrated Sheffield,
England, cutlery manufacturer is now in st. Louis,
attending to business with his branch house there
Mr. Jslsup u reported to be worth twenty millions.
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Pardon.

BRYAN GRIMES, (rsbsl brgadisr generally Of
North Carolina, has been pardOned upon the rec
ommOndation and request Of Maj. Gen. o. o. How.
ARD, REvERDr JOHSsOS, U, s. Senator, Attorney
General SPEED, and others.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30

On the hrst page Of our paper to-day will be
found an exceedingly interesting report Of expert
ments with the most powerful explosive ever in.
vented. It's value for mining purposes has been
very fully demonstrated.
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SPECIAL NOTICI1A.

90 To the Citizens OF Georgetown.-Ar-
rangemens have been made 10 have the EruBLIoAS de-
hvered promptly and regularly every morning to sub.
scribers in every part Of Georgetown. H1H
Subscriptions will be received by D. W. WHITING at
his News Stand In the Post once Congress street. who
is the agent for Georgetown, and to whom all com.
plsints will hereafter be made. & % .t &. I'd 81
Terms-75 cents per month, payable to the Agent,
ie2s-N ...F
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MURDOCH, the tragedian, reads the Decla-
ration of Independence at Madison, Wh., on the
Fourth,
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ss-Madam Mounts Pile saive-a yaluabI,
Remedy for that Diseassi also, Consumption Destroy
or, and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma sc
can be found at stOtt's Drug Store, opposite National
Hotels 0ilmans, near Metropolitan Hotej Fords,
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania aveuuej Bntwiso'S
corner Of Twelfth aud Pennsylvapis avenue; Eiiou's
corner Of and Twelfth streesi Harbaugh's, corner
Seventh and q. MI. .,ra b. s..., jal2-u
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B Wonderful hut True i-Madame Rem.
noroS, the world renowned Astrologist aud somnam-
buistio Cairvoyant, while in ciairyoyan state. de-
liueates the very features Of the person you to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument OF intense
power known as the guarantees to pro-
dues perfect and lfeiike picture Of the future hus
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits Of character &c. This Is
imposition "a testimonials without number assert
By stating place Of birth age disposition color Of eye
and hair and enclosing ATTY cents, and stamped enye
lope addressed to yourself you will receive the picture
by return mall together with tesired informatious
Address In confidence, MADAME dERrRuDs REMiNoros
p. o. Box DOT. West Troy MY ool8.dwly
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Hon. ALEX. W. RANDI IL. Of wisconsin.

1000. -...,.. President. 80 ,stsfeseao
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL. Of Wisconsin.
'oea -isvIcs rass,pssrs vat ~
Hon, D. s, MORTON, of Minnesota,. i.ais
Hon. W. Y, JOHNSTON, OF Psnnsylvania. tsst
ABRAM wAKEMAN, II New York. nsttt
Nor oHAs r. PHELPS, of'MHryiand. ~
Hon. THADDEUs wBLLES, Of counsctieut.'
Hon, A. J TUYKENDALL, Of fllinoia
Hon. CUR y. BURNAM, Of Kentucky.
JAS. ID. SMITH. Of Wisconsin. s.,---l-.---
Gen. JAS. - SrEADMAN, Of Ohio.
CHAS. D. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col Bch- ALLIE washipgton, DO. 4rf9
sEonErARr. "a
sAML b. LAUfFER, Of Pennsylvania.
oonRfaPoxDisa snoaErARr D
J. B. FERG Us0N, OF Tsnnessse.
Q. \. RrTTENHoUsE, president National Bank
Of Commerce., and Of the nrm Of Rittsnhouse,
Fowler Col tarfis sufstts.I. -
nxEourIvE oons,rtrr. ni- aiNf
Hon. J. R. D0OLITTLE. Of Wisconsin I'D & ri
Hon EDGAR C0WAN. Of PennsylyanIa,
Hon. o. II. BROWNING, Of Illinois
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. W. A BURLRfGH, Of Daeotsh. sry % r
Mr. CHARLES KNAPP, OF District Of Columbia.
Mr.. SAMUEL FOWLER, Of District Of Columbia
HOnest CONJUNCTION !, my courage; IA, Comm alton
Is my gsias: and in ths people q NY Jsih-As.
DREW JoHssos. ~ i'i ~ /" w
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ss-Brsech-Losding Arm.-Ths Board for
the Examination Of Breeeh Loading Arms Of which Gen
sra Hancock 10 president Is now in session at No 81
winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
a. IN. and . .. m, until further notice. ~ ..''t Z
Inventors requested to submit their arms In per-
or by agent TO the recorder OF the board.
.EIt n ...r. ... W. OWENS,
Capt, 9th .. 8. Cav. Brew. Lieut.. Col U.sA,
mhi2.u Recorder.
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observation-disclosures desiring the SER
vices Of coPyIhT or AMANUENsIs, can be aeeommo
dated BY lady who writes neat aud plain hand, by
applying at No los sixth street west between and
streets north. Ap23.n
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fmh sArtoNAr. UNION cI.un

The following IS the list o. officers and
platform Of principles ofthe Usios NATIONAL
oLuB Of Washington, d. O;
omosrs OF the National unie.- ci,sb.
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EoR SALE-A LOT ON F STREET
south, near city railroad, Goatlns nearly 20 feei.
aud running back 30oot alley, Price % cents per
foot Address 7. B., at this ONCE.
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HV DVH"Fo RuNH HuJUuIHuus
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House, In COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the
state Of the Uuion, (Mr. scohed Of Pa In the chair
made good prngrsss with the tariff bill. The most
important amendment made was that increasing, on
the motion Of Mr.. Bundy, Of Ohio, the duty on pig
iron, from nine to ten dollars per ton.
Mr.. Eliot OF Massachusett,, Mr. Bingham OF
Ohio, and Mr.. Mccullough Of Maryland, we're ap-
pointed the conference committee on the part Of
the House on the Freedmen's Bureau bill.
Mr.. Stevens. Of Peunsylvania, from the Commit,
hs on Appropriations, reported bill making APP
Populations for sundry civil expenses Of the Gov.
eminent for the year ending June 80, 1857 Read
twice, referred TO the Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, and made the special order
for Tuesday next.
Mr.. Cook, Of Illinois, from tho Committee on
the Judiciary, reported bill for the creation oil
a national bureau Of insurance. Read twice and
recOmmitted.
The House proceeded, in the morning hour, to
the consideration Of reports Of committees Of pri
vate character the arst business being the motion
OF Mr.. Miller, of Pennsylvania, made last Friday
to reoommt to the Committee on Invalid Pensions
the adverse report made on the bill granting pen.
sOns to the soldiers and sailors Of the war Of 1912
and instructing the committee to report bill for
that purpose.
last Friday against the proposition, and Mr.. spald
ing, Of Ohio Mr.. Miller, Of Pa, and Mr.. FarquhAr
Of Ind, spoke In favor of It.
Mr. Stevens, Of Pa, moved to amend the motor
to recommit by instruoting the committee 10 report
bill increasing the lowest rate for total disability
which nov rates at 50 to $40 He explained thai
1t applied to all pensioners. -.
Debate was closed by the House sscOndins TIL
previous question. ..
The amendment offered BY Mr.. Stevens was re
jeoted.
The question required on Mr.. Miller's motion, /,
rscemmt, with instructions to report bill, and 4
was agreed to--ysas l02, nays IL.
Mr. Cotrotn, Of Pa, from the Committee on In
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Honest contraction Is my courage; tie Comm alton
Is my gsias: and in ths people q NY Jsih-As.
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The writer Of the following Communication for
wards With II his psmei but ave srs unasqusintsd
With the gentleman, his statements mus. be judged
upon the internal evidsnee:n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03
DAfIY DEMOCRAT.



Ths Naalsaal gnne-Rsccnstfuction.
Secretary welles be- inside chief cissk
Of his son.
A 100000 Odd Fellows temple is build
ine in Cincinnati. r
There are 1000 attorneys in Ireland
They made, last gear, &S06, 400.
English consul Cameron and two mission
asies, impris ,ned in Abyssinia since leoSs
have been released.
Rev. Edward Fitzgerald, pastor Of 81.
Particle church, Columbus, Ohio, mas
been appointed By the Pope tisaop, Oh
Little Rock, Arkansas.
A nan named Peter August Madison has
bssn assssAsd 10 Washington - the s.e
peoed aseooplics Of Probst the Ph'Iaos'>
pbls ousdsgss.
President johnson has subscribed sns
sum u I've thousand dollars towards the
new Metropolitan n E. church In Wasn>
ingteo.
Hsnsy G. Van Saatsr was arrested IN
New York while cruelty beating horse
on The bead with ths butt efa Whip. Tns
booot-net The hosoe-Wae held in 0SOV
bafl
A esosssl average Of strawberries PEI
ere q half . dozen towns Of New Jersey 10
statsd ct So bushsls; while ID Belmont,
nsar Bestoo, seine Of he leading cultiva>
tses state ~ avseage q 11O 6uo6sIe per
aere.
A sFrsedwoman" who ha1 besa con-
dsmnsd By Colonel Baily b work On the
slssses - Augusta, G., recently, told him,
WZ.iu.sonsaly, ..Das - sssase ~ :
- ~ M ~ OeafsoDaAs asoey-de
6efs - AAb = u ~ vpss - y a."
At1elnbsrs, Jsbnsss soasty lndiana.
q ltidey. . nas nansd 0itaaa net1seed
loartha tsanste, : nassisd lady. n shot
~ ~ tinse, beAt ~ ovee Tie head, ond
ansliy ct IRE to her clothing; aftef which
be vent 70 saloon, took drink, smoked .
cigar, aad waited ill IN officer came 70 ar
rest him.
A child With seven tssth has just been
barn In Plttsbufg.
Professor Whitney has begun the geo.
logical survey Of California 30 we'll that the
legislature has appreciated ~, 900 for it,
coutinuotion. A.f MA
The CaAadians ny they eiu bold The
United States responsible for the damage Of
Tie Fsuisn raid. Wouldn't hey take
cheek "a the book Of s.. Albansf
L. Gen. Grant hes accepted the position
~ seeend Vice fresideat Of The Washing.
ton National 4onsnene Association. which
~ as6a esssat death, filled BY 1t Gen.
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speo1AL MoTso9 @.

Ruvnn mavnna Lottery 0f Cub.
C0s1tcfeo ~ ~ nHe.sse ovs~
eSO.OW IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
p,,s.. es.h.A ma irsRuasioa furnished. he hieh.
q. 81 Pid ~. '0 ~ III S;oVe,nnent aecurities
."o o'''e' A-o THYLOR q CO.. Hanks.,-
-.xsi-div rs Val d. .NeV Yosk.
- Pre- Rene RUD2nCO.ss
.>a.>.
PPAvoee - -
00Oeoe0t EooSAOho oAn0
r., m, VOTING late Of Phiadelphial Vim haa loe.tsa
Hw.rn permanently, It No Is Third 81. FTTfO.
~ M "a Ue .dTresnee All th.,.. IN hs~. t.,r.l
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DIABETES

10 disease Of the stomach end liver, assing
through the kidnsys. end 10, without douss, ehc
most obstinate disease. except consunpsiou. shes
Affects the humsn constitution. We have 20 apsce
for discussing causes. bat will state that The e
feet Of the disease 10 the conversion Of
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food) into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to an exces-
sive secretion Of water. Many persons sniier rom
this disease who arc ignorant q y; that q, they
pass large quantities during The Day, and srs
obliged 10 get up from one TO aft:sn Or tweesy
times during the night. No notice % taken Of II
uutil their e called tothe large discharge
Of water. and often when j. !. g i.I .dv.nesS :.
Another symptom 10 the extreme thirst. which
when the disease 10 fully established, y intolsrs-
ble-tA< patient drssks eosstassly ssisAose esssg
satisftd; also dryness Of the mouth, crscking q
the lips, sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases. and finally loss of.ppsste, s%ac.ssion' sae
the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
Coxsriruriox Warm 10 without doubt, the only
known remedy for disbstes, and We have a. mnes
confidence thss it 10 specific - ~ have thas op:
UNI will produce sleep. and tsuthfnlly ny that 4
has cured everv case in which Il has bees ussa.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED BY THE 00Dl.
ID cal fseulty and the public u y Tie noe!
wooderfal remedy for the psrulnnenS euIo Of 81
diseases Of he STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BlAppsa that has ever been offered.
Il 10 not snsxnnAL WAsnn. II 10 Sfoa Expenses.
that CONSTITUTION wAsnn hes emanased 80 vs
nov say let no man doubt, when siagIe oessie
10 been known 70 cure diseases which the bsst
medical talent in this eOuns9y hes failed 70 relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitutions
Wstsr cannot b. clsssed under 'qusck prepare
tious, - il 10 nov used by the most sctentide
prsctits0ners in this city. II 10 only second ciacs
ply sicians that cry down popular remedies. While
complish cure; and the suecess fthe physicians
increases - his knowledge Of Different renediss
enable him 70 produco . cure, while otherstatl -
the attempt. Science 10 satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair triai-ve mean
you Who are under some spect1lssfs eare from
Who are constantly ressrting y lsesl trsseneas.
add oil sorts Of local applications for diseases.
with 20 much chance Of success = there would BE-.
from loeel applications 70 the throat for diseases
Of brain. W. have bcen careful 70 use language
In our circular that could not shock the most DEL
icate Organisation, but we receive 40 many com
municaiions from persons for which Constisuston
Water + adapted. and Of whose discese 10 0en-
ticn has been made, that 10 have come TO the
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capable Of pro-
ducius a cure. no mister uhaA the disease may b.,
4 ehould be made known. The medicine 10 pat
up for the public, and thers should b no exeep-
tions. We say, Constitution Wsteris not Ike
medicine, In every sense Of The tern places 10
the hands Of the people for their relief. ed Il
taken according 70 the directions il will IL every
case produce . raAical cure. We would Gay TINT
thc directions u regard 70 Dict etc., relate only 70
the disease under which they occur.
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The postponement OF THIS enterprise hAs been
msAe imperative froo several cassss, the uoet
tude Of the undertaking. and tho short time Il
iostsd 70 the proprietvrs. they ind from Is. 900
- 10 900 tickets on hand, Or 10 he hands Of oue
AegSts. which have not bees Disposed Of The
eeesrprise hes involved - amount oflahor ond
expense. which none but these aimilefly cagaesd
pended BY IL proPristoes IN printing. adver-
tising licenses rents, elace help. and incidental
exoeeses. which 10 guarantee n The faith thev
have "a the experiment Of distsibutiue nsSrly
One Hundred Thousand Dollars amsng thocs
Who purchase tickets for the Concert. Dur e.
outstrippine sny similar uad ataking ever befofe
iusueursted in the Ncfthwest Yet, with this
Iaree number Of tickets il ~ hanls Of Asenta
scastsrsd I'll through the Sttse Of Wisecssia.
ninsesota and lows. the Pfpsistcss would =
much dislike to hold this nu>nbef Of tickets aad
ssibuted, - would those wAo have purchased
Il is desirable t5at every stketshe b clos-
ed out before the Ceaesrt, tlss guatanteeine %
those who have 80 freely aa4 lavishly enbafksd
in the enterprise with % fsir and honorable
attsched 70 the proPr,etsss. Pair play asd In
tice to Ticket Holders u our ~, and " - d.
terYniued TO % eoudust this euSseprise ~ q
NAV come 70 the thOuuaaas 4 esandine ~ "a
women throughout these St$es the second tire
and receive their paafonat il similar ut
more magni6cens sasssrssel wv
Agents 10 posSposs or Cs4sst uasii alasr 10.
vest assuring NJ that th& aads would thSn
purchsse tickets who ase 1n6ble 70 do % q pree.
int. The wish % rive all| = sRpostsaity =
avail thepeelyes Of u hso4te pro0e1tsA II ont
enterprise. hes been easthedndussmsatte nake
frosn the aala{ AZ tsahex. n. h.e..
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UAWh0 sAsao cd x1ison 6Goa9lS9 ~
therefore the psssee whso a sAiessa &e1l1
eoasult. Ne - ever heerd q . pe1iege
q - ga beiae surea ainee - haD beea b ~
eity. HI repstoAion ~ v0oeAg9o ioe1l thoeley
papers. HE patients - TIE nee3cd Ptgeee9lsQ
tssh hcss - abeead, - haine ~ 49, ohtlle1
sssssi 49, II oshsss IN. III 1sSreis, -
hin ell. lila ealy . eee3sa sses.ssteo ~
m % cueo sueA oa6oo. HI No0o ~ dpoe0o
tor ladies 81 gsnslsasa, 81 ~ - ts6ssses
Yosss Nm, Tam PAanrulAa Nsnps.-bsssot
Bigsiow devctes much Of ~ tins y tbe tcoes
NEST sfthose cssss ssnesa n 9 eeefst hsbie thea
ruins beth mind and body; un1ttins he unfof.
tuuate individual for either hesine6s or sosaety.
The sad effects Of these early habtes, g Ne ~
cesses Of ripper ysess, 10 70 weaken ed deedlitoo
the consaitsties, destroy Tie ply md meatol
powers. diminish and eufeeole the natural feel
inss. ana e1haaststhe vitalsner9,eo - manhood1
the pleooures Of life - 0nRfeS, the esjece q
marriage frustrated, aadsxistsaee iessf reeds9-
cd term Of uuceasiug misery endre9res. Bed
peepons, especially those contemplating M
riaee, skoala luse no time II meki6g immedls1s
Splicsaiua, = Dr.. b., b. biz sew tfse10ent .
enabled 70 sasufe sPeeey I'D pefnaeaeteefs.
Cossukolioa Tree Cd eeaadsatial. O0eb No.
~ : Sioek nor ~ IA o0cs. P.O.Box lo1
Chlcaes, IN. O0D 1gnseffs0 : Al. - op. =:
Sead ios his .tQsi1s - 0ealAh," eeestsAed
nSsr x. sEyt e: 9 80 :4..-&x,.ss.lrssh
80 ess. - - !, = - . 49,
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I.UDLAM. HALE 4 CO.
Room No. l. Jvaesx Bod, p o. Drswv 40
MILWAUKEE.
TICKETS FOe SALE
At Plumlmer's Book store,
- Dsvespsrs.
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Riue mace aad other preparations Of mercury a-.s.
aly pSoduce move suffering and death than the dsea.
shtch they profess % cur.
epsthc DOCTORS Il prescribed ~ them almost unisess
aIy 10 cases OF liver comps consumption Of lungs
~.
mHRRlCKr GAR.CoATEp PILLS
cemposed entire,y Of roots AID herbs obtained
he great stofshcuse % nature snd thets s.utssy
sssts ell APPEAR - the medicine 10 brought "a
~ tsse oil lais esosslgsnt. nesricks rfS Do noe
pseduse any nsueea sickness Of the stomach hut
vAss gvss for dyspey - may he proper 10 thcs
u eoanectlou With Nerricks Kid fAs external =.
~ hlu1clous tTsaomeat the digestive iscties
oSeoAa1 restored 10 met, full vgoT, and the orst
- 81 ln1egoDtteu Aay b CARED.
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oPloa Of the bedy that 10 u d 90 med the import, a
losy Of Aitrslas ~ blood and prepar the tile u a
tsse - 0sag 1isosders, and that when u lie.
eoeea Inactive he v. ole body suffers sympathetic.
~, b cot essprisInE that medicine which CT ;
ss6esre ths hsatey operations oil the liver shoud
1aee v0ederfu sAanges In the general heath and 81
~ euses which may appear 10 be almost
Doo1aeAs Of oog cOatonu severe pa In " the rius
oseost and shoui1sss aching ~ TIA limbs. feeling
Gooal Ueohneoo end Wsetohedness and othtr ala -
II Or l1stsesslau egaptcns Indicative ~ Imperfect
uSssdees1 asoioo 81 tie liver ore speedl, removed
noSstek's BuGas.Coaied nm. and Kid Plaster
esae1 ~ Dsuases and Mssch ants In al part. ofthe
0ooos1 states. OoaaAa South America, Brazil, ~
As1senle, saA - ~ sbtaned BY calling Tor .h~r -
eAeos eellesmo seP-i-sAwiy
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