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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

CUk
From The Albany IN. h zniekerbocker.
one Of the mos, reA ant places for
an excitement to exist s\ railroad car
while the train IL in nd ion Yet Conduct
or Gardners car was kuA I'D 70 ono Of
those scenes day or 0 81 Il appears
that on Albany ladJ wiz one of our
honored officials. va a p uger from
Schoharic. The lady bad ,aggsge =
basket, contents unkn su TO q save her
self The necesssr commo4 Ct the
cars under full headw na.urab nused
conmo,on in the ID ct. Thc.iy was
seen 20 s.oop down veral tiuSe 10 the
basket, which vas atl5 feet, to an sc II,
yet the contents VIII unknown. When
The train WIS few ~ from the ~.
scene occurred that vealei tho avs's-
rious contents and the whole ssr in
ccmmotion. Suddsa%snd when Al ,erc
unaware. big tom oil black "a the 4 81
shades. and lro,hing khc mouth f-oiA ne
annoying and frettit process il hadtr-
dergons in it's conf meat, dashed oNe
the basket and among be drowsy and ~
reclining passengers. la an instan' y
most all the pssserrc9 we'e on Their 'ea
Women screamed aud tainted man yells'
ard shouted, and hu1E thcmselyes OF IN
I T7cEye~rrnr5c rss1r., r,rrfryig Q 'norfv-F'
mothers 10 husbands, nd the after 70 any
thing they could highlands on. In Ia
mean time the old ijn cat, which was q
most crazed from th( )osiling II Lad pas
ed through, became pore furious over II
conduc; Of the passengers, AMI flew 10 al
fro through the clos( p car; WITH more y
pijiiy aud terror pm did kartnin's II
fura,ed animals whdh surrounded by fir
Confusion, worse bnfounded was tho O
der OF things rs CONDUCTOR Gardner opent
the door Ct the car DO ascertain what Ia
"broke loose" ThA door was no soon
closed behind him IN he caught gimp
Of that infur:aisd q Il was making d
rec, for him with cyl glaring like pha
ter. Gardner bega(;to reslize the cond
ton OF aiiai,s. Nkmid female rushed
Gardner for protsd b. Gardner by dc
trous and unpar1l ed effort. Suspend
himself aud lady "a cord. Engineers q
tent,on was sttral0. Locomotive whis
led down brakes, then stopped. ia
sspgers from othd rs rushed to the rea
expecting to see ash up. bat witness'
an extensive exht lon Of ground and lo
ty tumbling. couUDsd with . msnsgeTi
Among che numlke Who sntsred Vas dsts
, tive Hale. lie Hxhis catship. and jad
ing from tho int = excitement about biz
imagined 1.-THE c6ubs something unusus
and concluded ~ ~ ninils' TO be skun
Having his beet Ssry on. and not dssi
, ing to DO sccnt4d With perfume lees fr
grant ghan for Ill ssnfo, he gave the c
wide berth aterd He soon Discovers
that it was nothing more nor lsess than
cat. prepared for attack, and soon Il
brute was captsse and thrown overboar'
Quiet once more tOred, exhausted me-
and women fell in their seats. Gardn'
started up the trail and arrived in safs'
at the depot in Tho city. all more or To-
freighted, and the Albany lady rsgretti,
tho loss OF her al. Conductor Gardn
has issued a coub cation order against ,
baskets supposed contain tom cats. as
has no desire tokarry such mysterio
freight in the futuHg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

Dear S.r.-lu order to Fay abe nscessa-
y expenses Of the campaign, transferable
means are required which mnht be raissd
BY contributions from office holders and
candidates. Ito Central ComAtiltee have
ds\srninsd that in the equal eiStribution
81 (ch expenses. your propod4iDn will be
tWe&y Ave dollars, which you will please
toru(d 70 me At your carliest fdphvenisnee
and lies.
Yours, truly
p. NELEADY.
TSeARDwELL, Esa.
MARlos. LINK CO., bwA,l
June a5th, le6s.
P. Asls1 Esq. Chairman Republican
State q al Committee; i
DRAs Sn Your letter above. assessing
- e23 o. 4 assisting in the election Of
The rspuhisx( candidates, il reetivcd and
duty zoe sidsAa. The fo.lowjrS. amouy
.s'ax cossAderdl cn.. induced nj respect.
.ss.y % dssin.tayioe ths.amopi |. assessed
let ~ a.asury depar,mes{is no, inst
dsplssioa - yop s,,,cr,h. -y'n's " sacn
~. an abosA s,a,,,n.
- functions Of : aeasssss : K Il discharge
= osavsut,en 6 Nee YsS sns asmocrat-
obly esQoirs what sma4 aasll prob
ss9aaod to dsffaY sxpeGoe4 nave At
q. Ian opposed from p40eipu
egpsaese Cor the celebration fua.,s, s'ee
os0stes cad think is quite as} scll 70 l,, y, y.
passy yoa represent, 90 dowt 20 ito an.,
Tsos quietly. s,@s
-. don't think The. 10 v1etmsnt vii
~, ysnr cid hulk 10 TOO rotesS for repaiss
end ~ advics 10 that you lot n 70 10 tn
bseeoo, asd that you cave tie treasur,
Which esaest save her, fss soaAmcrs laud
ablo eotorpfise.
Is escurs 70 M that isaapuch NJ the Re
pI0dcan party 10 in the lnpkssst Of th,
Bsuths'dsrs Of the country, md opposed I.
sQaai tavas;on. that the <nqtsy necessary
70 ran your party thy dh4ing canpaigs
should be raised sseu thl iostsad Of cal
hing On the frisndS oFys Teton and equal
TAXATION. ~
Very {6ectfuly,,
xG BARDWELL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

In 1904 the grandfather OF Dr. Toh'as introduced
the VENETIAN EMINENT in England. II was
success although the price was Guluea Bottle
HI. late Majcsty william Nv. used or chronic
Rheum a,ism, and was entirely cured, after sunering
for two years. his attending being unanlc
20 effect cure, and he wrote A letter OF tbahks.
which is now In possession OF my uncle in ijverpox
have offered elco sterling for that letter. but u WAS
refused. In 1s4y put II ont in the United States.
and now, in 1885, the eale IL immense. ThoueAnds
OF families are never without it. Ills safe snd inno-
cent to apply externally For 81 years have war
rauted II 10 cure the following complants CHOLERA.
Dsrrhca, Dy-entcrv. Group. Collie. cramps. Nomit-
ing and Sea Sickrcs taken internally, anil Chronc
Rheumatism. Burns. Cuts. Bruises. Old sores,
Toothache Fro sted Feet. Swclings, Insect ht'hfs
and pain. in Chest. Back CT I!mhs. externally. IL
never fails il used ~ ERECTED for Cholera OF Dys
entsryti- certain. IL used when fret attacked. No
one once trying IT, will be without it, Sold ny
Druggists Price Pity Cents and One Dollar. De
pot, 10 Park Place, N. T..
| HAsssoss PEHsr io LoznSGrs,- Plea can't,
Prompt and Effective. wo taky at night move the
bowel. once next n1 ping. s. all PHI: they
| feet cure.
They cure neaayAe, Dirzi RS. Oppression .i,e'
eating. sour - and eve yilaxsing from Co ?
iiveness and Indigestion. Yarrented in all caces
efPiles. either bleeding or nd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

E{& The Soldiers nnu Shsi"'s
The Democratic SoldiJS~ aud sailors
csav.n,ion. which i. 10 .-~wtls u NV
York on tho Fourth u July, II growinI
n,cr,ss.n,,v. ..a o. ~ AZ real hghling
material and numbers Gre concerned. viii
greatly ovsr-shadcw tn Radical Soldiers.
Csnven,ion at Chicago The "Gs... Gap
,.;,~ al, saa .- r.ov@mosr that the au
sAority he once exercised with such des.
go,,c sway has departed. lie could order
the Boys in Blue teiths front or where
1c desired them, aud they were bound to
obey Hs.ls still thstisnsral Of the Army,
asd tho "Boya in Blue are tho same gal
liant fellows as ever but voting and fight
ting are two entirely different thugs. Par
" discipline, and General Grant rs the
tricky Radical polite hn Is an individual q
a totally different hub from the army. he
"iscys in Blue" are uhoir own commanders
nov. Each "a laS unto himself so far
as the bailo. is cou@ trned. and each will ex-
cFSisr his own Judgment an to tho manner
In which hia ballot hall ho disposed Of in
November. Whc1 therefore, we see the
soldiers IN every SECTION of the country
tsckins BY hundreds aud thousands TO the
Democratic party tni vigorously opposing
General Grants slbetion, we only learn TO
, comprehend how tcbe and shallow is tho
"Grcat Captain" Mon the affections OF his
former sabordieates.
iy afiisting Ni,h thu men who have
been i@boriog Tor FEARS, with nntirins as
ssai,y. 10 dei-tc qhe sery object for which
tho ~as wss fou sbt, Gen. Grant has forfeit
Ell ell claims TO the rsspec. aud support Of
the brave men Who q; his command were so
ready 70 pour out their life blood in de-
. ssncs of,hc Cpion. lilo never was popular
With the rank ADD file of the army. He is
. thousand times more unpopular with
them to-day shsn ever. Exccpta portion
Of the oa,h-bosnd organization known a,
the Grand Army oflha Republic. the mass
es Of TIC soldiers arctic be found in the
Democratic ranks. whsre they always be-
ione.d; for the minority Sf the fighting
uen Of the var we're DSmo1fa,s, No won
der tho Fourth OF July Coav( nsion promises
60 be such an overwhelming &,monstrs.ion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

Sahsy.Else le1snel Dollars
=. sold sc..d , 30 HNvs I s.ss.
fery r:xy Fnesainnry.
A short fine sincA gentlem arrived
in Nsshsfe from thsei'y Of Ne~ fork, on
mos, shsalsr erradf lie broesh. with
him q 4etch Of hob and 10. N South
Front sHre, tia, had arsn given lin, By
diving ok-aoldier Of the Federal arey. With
tic est expiring BREATH the soldief bad Civ
en- it "a bin, telling bid tia. at 4. root of
tsee | presented in ~ sketch, a buried
an oldi amp-kettle N tshich had been de-
poscd eigh,y-Gve thoy Sand doAes in gold.
| Ih- {. asure had bsef stolen anf thus hid
der sok tine duri9E the war Py the SOL
der aud some Of his/ Comrades, premises
then being eeeupisdby the militry: Fear
in : deteetiso. Wy had Left the old undis.
u bed sp to the TINE whom "JShnny went
marching home, and the secrefwas divug-
cd to no one until the death oftbis one Of
the parry.
The ,osn who brought the dketch 10 this
city ssem, 10 have bssn one those indi-
yid aals letter adapted TO luckAhan 10 think
Ing for mself. aud had not khs gpGptou
TO follow on, the hints that bad ben g>tn
him. Filling 70 find the prSmiset that ban
been pictured for him. be- in a6ovial and
-nns usrdei moment, betrated . secret to
sos neu and rollicking a)guai4 sncss, who
: iisi.d With open mouths And toyk in every
|, : thing tie New Yorkey said, md finally
! managed to &c, hold ogthe skee III Itself.
: The premises, il 81 ms. turufd out to b
: - khv--~.<--csl.. Hsfnon, on 4outh Frqf'
X E,ree,. During 4a.sday might itbcSeh'
4 f,ident that sssde pess2 or pfsonr>wer'
= rowling~SA sa4= DC oAwia11Z aed
. fvQWVHk Of 1iyyfNg 10 the garcsb soil was
hard. Somebody in or about the house
- Citing an idea Of thieves and burglars,
- iisd shot in tho direction from which The
- IN sterious sounds seemed to come, and IN
= an Instant the dull echo Of retreatinE foot
" stss were heard, Is the intruded or intru
= - ere ,urriedly made their way to the street
" On 'riday morning the earth in tue garder
70 wMound torn mp in several places. as .
witl spade, And there vas every evdencs
q ,hatherc had been . Nocturnal search for
}. subtrranean object Of some sort, and YES
" tcrds the story Of the man from Nov
- YorLeaked out, and WAS taken as solu
!: ton 4 the mystsrious operations.
60 o. Of the strangsst things. however
- eonaotsd With this very strange ahair -
9. that 10 years ago . son Of Capt. Harmon
o lrsanti or finding large amount Of treas
3 urs buAed at the roots OF tree in the gar
n den, b not until the digging in the ysrc
~ had bcs instituted by unknown persons
<. lid hS,ncs thiak Of needing his curiou
= dream. Yesterday he was busly engsge'
.. In . searh for the old camp kettle and tn
:. hidden fld. but up 10 late hour no sign
q Of sithsl had rewarded him.
!" lis a uestion nov whether. If The ste
- ry be reAy true in regard 10 the hiding Q
So large Tsum, the parties who frat search
;" Cd have Vt already spirited it away.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

Was UtS. Grsp11 e,asr -.
Hebrews FROM esp,rtmenn.,.p e i..%.. the he
{. mean. Of sJkng hi. f.,b,, issued : -
psny with Aack ero,Asrs. ,o>hsy.
the, the s1 sr .n Illegal permit.
chase Of efon to9(tAs rAbsl., tn.
snits from hiI hopA( son. and saek broth
srs wsrs prnish nfa-capllal Ind ps.
ehsss the c(Rn-Jesse getting one fourth
the profits. vbAh be claimed y 1854, had
suo united to $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

SPECIAL NOTICES.


No expense will be spared. NO legal means Of pun
shing fraud will be neglected, In the effort to pre-
vent the counterfeiting of HGSTETTRR'S sTOM-
ACH BITTERs. Bat scoundresm, when its cum
nlng and activity stimulated BY the hope GAIN
10 very ingenious and industrious. Tho men whose
dsspicabe business il ie to stimulate vauahs pro-
3rictary medicines, and who substitute therefor
dan gersus worthless preparations are provsrbi-
ally dIcnlt to catch. Most Of them have many ALI
ases and they nit from State to State with surprl.
eiug agility, in the hope Of evading the clutches Of
the law. The Proprietess Of HOSTETTERS
STOMACH blTTERS are determined. n possible.
20 hunt them down. Travelling agents arJcmploy-
cd thi. purpose and whenever offender 10 de-
sected he 10 prosecuted with the utmost r6ur OF
law.
No anount Of vigilance, however. can prevent the
occeeisnal Introducing Of limitations aud counter
feits. The public are therefore CAUTIONED not
to purchase any article purportiBg to be HOSTEL
Tkk'S STOMACH BITrkks which IL not aulhen n
tieated By tho handsome govern nsnt btamp special
~ engraved for the proprieiors. end also by their
superb new label with beautiful yignette reprcsen
ting the conflict between ST. George and the Dragon.
1t top, and min iaiurc note OF hand signed Hes
letter 3 smith. 81 the foot.
N. B-Thc genuine BITTRRS are seld in BOT
TIES ONLY. All persons who pretend TO sell the
article BY the gallon or barrel imFos'ers, and
the stuff they Olse IL worthless and probably poi
sonoue counterfelt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01
t,hristadoro's Dive,


which In twinkling PRODUCES THE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
10 Black ia consequently universal favorits, the
more ee pecally as 1, IMPROVES THE QUALITY
OF THE falkland require. renewing less frequent
IL than any other CRiSTADoRo'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. Wpnld you have lu-urant glossy
trc.scs clustering around your brows, like vine ten
drills round parian shaft Parchase that celebrated
and ra.ehlcss preparation known throughout the
fashicnab,e world ne CHRIsTADoRo's hair pre-
eerva,lye and beautiaer Sold by Druggists, and ap
piled hy all H.ir Drcs=ers. Mandatory No. 6
Maiden Lane Principal Depot No.6 Astor House
Antiquity ofBrandreth's Pills.
Age lie no, claimed a merit, only as sign ofin-
trnsc worth The really useful article lives with
strong vitality the poor languishes for time
and then goes out easily. BsAnpErTm.s PuLs. are
even prescribed by great physicians when the bow
els call loudly for help. because they fall 10
open and give relief HUNDREDS Of thousands would
consider 1t calamity IL these safe family Pills could
not be obtained. 1t has been officially settled that
more OF BnAsrrern's Pulls are sold than all other
pills pu. together. Merit sells them. BRAspRrn's
Pnls possesses qualities which restore every organ
and fber OF the body to health are purely vegeta-
BILE and safe for every period OF life Principal Of
Ace, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all
Druggists. b. ERANpREfH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01
eprCIAL Norl CEs.
TRADE MARX.
Il e e e

Tn Esue's AIabaster gre a
tug MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MARMLiss'
hH NETic IN THB WORLD.
-, 40, ,u;ore the most Delicate SKIN
,.,..rrcs or; the face esnnrt be detected; u can
b. remoyed only by washing; and when rem ,,ss
weaye ih@ sin scfter snoosssr ana ~ ,se o.
so,hc, raused by exposure TO H. weshsf, OF ~ ms
r-,e' ana hes.o~s upon al hees - ~o,,ru
RADIANT CoAplExlos2 ~ H. a,.,.sr,.
AVID the eu,irc esfty with which II can De "seu'
m akes tss success complete. o,y.
~ AK for La Ruee:-.ee ,nsa .ne ,..Se m.rk
Al me top 81 The mont label. Sold y all DtssRs.
scd Fsnsv Coods Dealers. Price One DosIsI PEI
lit. CHuRCH = FLINT. Proprieeose.
ooess Hartford, CoAn.
&c. Wells D Co.. New York Geo. y. oood~h
\ r., Bostou Maze, WholesAl Agents..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01
KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP.

PASan9nD n EHalAuD AuD EaAaCe.
TAis punp bas received the HssaEss PsRnrun q
svsy Pair whsse Il has beeA s1hil1sed -vis: New
York, DOoto0, Baltimore. Ctbefnoau, BuGAlo. 0yra.
easa, Oprinesold and Worcester.
II has no CFanks Of fiy-Whesl, aa6 has no dead
ponts whsre y win stop. eonscsuentIy y always
feady 70 ssAst w1theut uSinG soar1g bar ana doee
not fequigs hend work TO Set past the centre, and
y the only PunD made that win work IL stcsa
valve With water, consequently j. always ready -
start when the steam cylIndsf 70 allsd with esll va
has been uesA for cse han eight years for fss1.
Ing stationary STEAM BO1LHhs, and Aas been nss1
00rs than ave yeasS On LOCOMOTIVE, and ID the
say Steam Pump yet tried that i II every wy slep
"a for that ues Il has been excessively used Tor
Dumping water for Hotels, Public 1nptionfops Min-
Ing Purposes, cad Manufacturing xstobllshnsnts Of
svssy Kind. WITH perfect succeD. hss bss0 tested
n the Navy, and In consequence 10 recommended By
the Chief koaineef Of u T. Navy, 70 be used st The
Navy Yards and on 6teamere. A. Fire Engtne Il 10
sece1nsnde1 By oil Inc. COmpanIss, and = DiveR-
sally adopted " the manufacturing co0penlee =
NOW RnglenA. Although " have been conelantl2
making edo1e 70 WORMS, yet ~ rapidly inefs6-
olng teDand Tor PuDpo hao hitherto oe61 great.
Shon or possible pfod0etsn bot With recent %.
lnYgoneet o. our Wo9ke and e1teesive a9dit3uno 70
euf na.sAeturing fAciitiss. ws hope 10 b. sbls -
~ Propris s6ss TIM Pump - the most Pss.
feet Independent Steam Pump ever invented, aDA
for sim p1icity and durability de1ce competiticn.
Tov further Information, address the fropsisosD q
their works,
Ss-i, Iii1io;;wiiiiiiiSi i iiiiSis1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01
BATcHELoR'slBAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Il the best In the world ;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment: no ridiculous
tnts remedies the III effects OF bad dyes nsKorates
and leaves the Hair soft and be autu black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumsrs; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 1s Bond ST.,
New York apr2e d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01
r~HE
- a -
NATIONAL. TRUST 60.
ofths city Of New York. No. aaS Broadway.
Capi,al. ONE MILLION DOlsLA10.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
Darius r. Maneam, President. James Merrill. Sc
retary Feceivea Deposits and allows FOUR PEN
CENT INTEREST on ali daily Balances, % beet 10
Check ct Sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Big
Months, or more. ma. BE- made IT I'VE per cent,
The Capital ofONk MILLION DOLLARS - divided
tlenen Of large wealth and financial experience who
are also personally liable depostors for all abli
sheIf capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO. receives deposits in large or small amounts.
and permits them to be drawn whole or Ia part
by CBECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE,
allowing Interest on all daily balances, parties
throughout the country can keep accounts In this
Instution With special advantage Of security.
venienec and pront. ie22 dAw6m
Ladies, use Or. velpau's French Pills. Sold BY
Vsrrison a Starks. - Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon s1ch property. Costing nearly three times
their amount.
Arc Secure beyond amy COntfns


upon sach property. costing nearly three times
their amount,
Are Secure beyond amy COrtins
-cncy.
Tfs Union Pacific Bonds run Thirty years. are
for 81 zoo EACH and have ,upoas attached. They
bear annual interest. payable on the dfst days OF
Januarv and Juiv al the Cempanys Office N the
CITY Of New York at the rate OF six per cent. In
gold. The principal Is psysble in gold at matur
The price lie o.. ana ~ the present rats oil gold,
they paw liberal IL One on their cost.
The Company believe that theee Bonds, at the
present rate the cheapest security in The market
and reserve tho right to anyance the prico III any
time. Subscriptions viii be received in New YORK
At the CompaMy's Office, No. 10
Nashua street.
ANDBY
John u. Cisco 4 SON. Bankers,
No. SD Wall street.
ANDBY
The let. National BANK Of DDn-
venp0rt. 10Wa.
Remittances should be made In drafts other
funds par In New York. and the Bonds will be sent
free Of charge BY return cypress Parties eubscrib
Ing through local agents. will to them FOR fheir sale
x PIMPHLEr AnD NAP FOR 1853 has Just
been publiahed By the Company. giving fuller ufor-
nation than ID possible In m Advertisement. res.
pectng the Progress ofthe Work. the Resources OF
the Country travereed BY the Road, the Mesns Tor
Construction. and the value OF the Bonde. which
will be sent free on Application. at the Company
ONCE or 10 any ofthe advertised agents.
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-01

Climax Salvc has fectly cured old Clecre, cases
ofTitter, Piles ami Ecrofuls Sores, amer they had
been treated by clans, and given up incurabe.
Monat's Life Pills aud PheniX BitterS.
We Arst used in private practice in 1s25. They
were intdoduced to the public In 1885, silce which
time thoir repnt alton has ended. until they have
asale in excess OF AN, other Cathartic Purifying
Medicines. There is hardly a.family among civil.
lied nations Who have not 81 evidence OF theis
beneficial efects. Their great success 10 owing to
their uniform reliability inb ases Of Constipation.
Bi :ious and Stomachic diseases, whether Of long
or hort duraisn. They are entirely vegetable In
thor composition. One ingredient opens the pores
OF the ekin another IL diuretle, and stimulates
proper action Of the didneys third 10 cmolleht.
looscning phlegm and humor from the lungs other
properties are warming and cathartic, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels from unhealthy seeretons.
Their combined effects 10. 10 regulate ~ impaired
functions Of the system, and to produce health. It
is not asserted MofAt's Pills cure ai-that they
viii curelall compaints-but under ordinary cir.
cumstances they may be relied upsn to cure Ner-
vous and Sick Headache. Cositiveness. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Jsundics, Liver and Bilious Com
plants. Colds. General Weakness, &c. They are
expressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions OF cnres can be cited In no single instance
has . complaint ever come to orr knowledge, where
they have not operated - recommended.
The question IL often asked. by 10 II that MonAts
Life Pills noet with such wonderful success
Because tho purify the Blood, and thus remove
all causes Of diseases In the system.
Because they oct powerfully upon the secretions Of
the body. and removes all Impurities 81 once.
Bee anse they do not reduce the system, but In
vigora,s it-thus requiring restra nom pleas-
ure or business, and during their operation never
grippe pain the bowels
VoIcE OF fHu CLRseY
In praise ofMoaat's Life Pills, which cured them
ofDyspepsia. Ind gestien. Disease Of the Liver,
Loss Of Appetite. headache. Fever and Agus, Bron-
cAitis. Neuralgia End rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. Saml. Martin and Rev. 3. n. Nay. Of Nov
York. Rev. jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. T. Wsbbsr.
Canccrd. N. H., Rev, n. Hooley. Springfield. Pa,
Rev:J. c. Evans. Bevsr, Pa. Rev. ". q. Dfoaesoft.
Grand Rapids. Wis Rev. j. II. Gardner. CAillieo.
the. o.. Rev, Mathew Gardper, Ripley, o., Rev. =.
B. Rodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind Rev. 8. Campbell.
Andersen, Ind. Rev. n. u. Cook. Rockfords i'll
Rev. A. J. Bently, San Francisco, Cal. Rev. DAVID
Elder. Franklin, n. G and m any others
The circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms ard effects OF each disease. epecihes
treatment. furnishes. evidence. &c
Moflat's Life Pills arc 81 cents per oox. Honars
re.nsctahe ,talrr, WHITE 4 ROWLAND.
Pnpristofs, SIS Liberty street. New York
Successors to Or. Mofat and Dr.. VIM. b. Mcnas
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