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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Impeachment.

As Mr. SIanbery was not able TO be
preseul, the dtidnce continued. on Thurs.
day, without him. and so from day 10 Cav
tiil Monday. when the evidence O m both
sides was concluded An adjournment
iiii Wednesday was then had. TO en-.
able Mr. Sianbery 10 be present. Mr..
Boutwell, was then to make the frs; aryu-
mcnt Tor the managers, occupy ing. as j, was
calculated. about ten hours.
On Thursday, Mr.. Sumner offered An
order TO admit any testimony, but it was
laid on the table by vote OF 81 &c IL
Nsiter ;. Cox. lawyer CT -tIeorgetown.
testified that The President employed him
In the case OF Stanton vs. Thomas. TO OBJ
tam judicial decision on the tenure OF Of
hce act. This testimony was directed 10.
but admitted 10y the Chief Justice. and on
appeal to the Senate by vote OF % TO o..
Messrs Bradley and Merrick testified thew
were enpio, rd 10y the President ~ the same
case A Mr.. rerria was introduced 70
prove that President johnson told MIN Feb
2Ist that he had removed Mr. Stanton, and
would send TO the Senate an appointment.
Friday. on motion Of Mr.. Conness. il
was directed that he Senate meet hereafter
at 10 o'clock \. NJ Armstrong testified
tha; President johnson spoke At Cleveland
IN response TO cri,E othsr parties testified
that Mr.. johnson spoke Mt ~ Louis bye
quest. Sec. Seward was called and testified
as 10 the mode Of appointment OF eonsuls
Sec. Wells testified that on the yzd OF Feb
be called on the President and notified him
OF report that there had been changes in
the disposition OF troops AZ WasLqngiou
The President said I,e would send for Gen
Emory and mcguire INTO the matter
Sec'y Wells testified that on that day ,Ae
President told him. in the prsseuce OF Other
members olth Cabinet, that be had n mo,cd
sec'y Stanton and appointed Thomas. and
that Thomas was IN possession Of the War
Office. Butler objected to receiving .h,.
evidence. but the Chief Justice allowed b.
and the Senate sustained bin bv vote cf
20 70 %. Mr. Curtis At this point offered
to prove that in February, 1866. the whole
c"'ii't '"ouEW tnAt tie tenure of office
act was Unconstitutional, and ,ha, Seward
and Stanton underfoolsto prepare ve,o
argument. Butler objected. and ARMED
aga'nsi 'he reception of the evidence and
EVarts replied. WRhcm reaching v,,.
on the question. ihe Senate adjourned 10
Saturday.
On Saturday ia tie Impeachment Court
after . long srgum, ut evidence souoh, 20
be introduced 10 show the Prrsident's intent
IN violating ihe civil tcnure-oioGiee law
was rejected. 20 to pa decision against
tho Cbiri Justices ruling After another
long debate. testimony Of Sec. Wen, WIS
p TO 2G--wbich IL is claimed
showed that ~ cabinet meeting it bad been
agreed tbAt ibc tenure Of office law dad no,
apply 20 sppoiaiees Of Mr. Lincoln. Oiher
similar testimony was subsequently rejected
after spicy settos between Batter and Ey.
sris. AT the close Mr.. Eyarts stated that
% far ss be knew testimony for defence
-as all IN.
It's thought that decision will be reach
d by the 1st ofMay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Brownhsld.

a orr <poaicnt Of ,be Cbri. ian Mtrar
uruuuc FROM brownheld ,sy.
Your re teIs vii be inte rcsied Co know
that on toe aFst sabbath OF ths month there
va received into ihe church st BrowrGeld.
Rev. p. ". Pike. 90 profession. cigLt
Persons--iolr Of ,hcm being young men
with ia"il'e'. God las given hiss church
these as tic fruits OF missionary efforts.
None @: them bad previously been in the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

Boston CorIcspon 1eRce.
ArRu IS. 1865
Those ofloar readers whp have rad
Bostoa rspcrs. have noticed IN uch IN them
tyL..ins ~ the "Church Street DISTRICT
~tii-l, - a territory below the proper c-a.le
OF The city. snj which. :; is proposed TO
rsisS. wbcn,hc ornvrs OF the prorerty csn
take Possession. Sy paying tho b~,tcrm@s,.
or they can abandon their estate to he city.
anu commissioners wilI bc appointed TO iS
'he value. The ter tory to be improved Is
between the Providence railroad ADD IRE
mon, Street. Ii the plan i, adop 81. The
section OF the city will be greatly improv.
Ell.
The old granite battling on the corner OF
Beach anil Washington street. Which has so
long stood a. a land mark. i.to be rcnov.
ed. when a block oi .torys. wah granite
fronts, !. to BE- erected the present .priag.
The Improvement. in he Boston Post.
Office are completed. I, /. .aid the income
Tor The rent OF boxes is s25. 600 year.
Ma.sAchas.It. S.Hsie passed the License
ball a, 1t las, came from the House. and i,
lack, nothing now bot the Govcrnor's sir.
nature. We shall soon sec whether license
IL likely to work any better than prohibi-
ton
Dickens last readings took place in ,hi.
city last "Wednesday evening. His friend.
placed on his desk rnacuihren, bouqaet.
which excited much comment and sau,ira.
ton. Before proceeding TO read be sad,
Ladies and gentlemen. an, TO have the
pleasure OF rcadinS TO you ,o.nigb, pr
MArisoid." but before lSay ing Lim TO tel
hi. simple story. psu.~ To- kr.. The kind
iArr hand, unknown ,hA, have 90 beautitully
adorned CIV table At the close. he made
VERY neat AMI feeling speech. bidding hi,
Boston friends farewell
y Bo.ton paper puJlisbr, IA item ia re.
gAr,i TO tho ~lli OF The late 'Artrpus War,i'
tChsrlc, r Bro~re) The salk OF hi,
cs;a,e. according 20 that document. VA. 10
bc transferred 70 has mother. ~ be enjoyed
by her during her tlif,,inc. and after her
death to DC applied 10 ,hu foundl,icr OF IN
a., lum Tor indigeni prln,crs. IL " under.
stood nov that none of ms property ha,
been 50 transferred. and statement. arr
made 10 tho effect than neither the money
he ~a' kno~u - have Pos,e.sed nor any
asset, have come to light. IL was under.
stood TO hare bal a road suu Of money ~
bank and Otherwise at his death bu; HI,
EHsii.h executors are spspigios.ly slcri on
the ,uhJve; Some OF our ron,crnp oraric,
ar calling upon them TO render an Aeeoun,
OF their CwArdsAIp."
The Sunday Times printed in ;hi,
city. commenced a new volume on SUNDAY
lA't, aud j; spp-sr, IN new ,ypc. pr,senii- {
: bcAGi,iu! appearance I, has also ac-
Publishers, -Mossrs. ThsycT & Dunham
Nj Dunham tia,rly Robert G. Tubb,. II on
Hebron. VI, } take, the editorial charge OF
tie paP~r. and Is sa-c 70 make il vcry pop.
"laf. lie .ays. '',hc success OLA nc~spa.
per, Al ibe present d1!. depends quite a,
much upon ia enier1Tise n. noon the ability
~iih witch i,s e Iitoriai coluu-r. a,c con
docted." Mr. Durham :. live" man
and nv PcrsosAl friend. .sh ainl much
suorrss, VI {. \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Maine Conference M. L. Church.

The Maine Conference Of the Meth
edist Episcopal churches convened a,Bruns
wick las; week I, was filiv attended. and
an interesting SESSION. The question Of Law
representation vas considered--th~ cause
being afvocsied Wv Rev = Naa. Hon y
j Perry, Dr.. Elisha Clark. aud Capt. Cvra.
s'urdivant, a brici reply va, made b, Rev.
WIN. Mcdonald, q the Nee Eneiand Con.
ference. II j. thought rba, The cause of
Lay delegation ~as not uiach advanced
SaccarappA was selected a. he place Tor
the next session
The Young Mems Christian A..ociaiio.,
efforts and objects we're presented sv I has,
Douglass. ESQ President Of the Lewiston
ASSOCIATION, and Others.
The following appointments fo- Oxford
County were made:
South ParIs.J g Perry: Oxford Satpvol
Pane; NnrwAy } puGtou. Porte. n Il.
k'nson, FrycOIrE and Stowe. :. T Slraut:
Sweden DenrnArk and Lowell. to b., snp.
phed; Wooistocs, j Lord. Runs,rd. r
Gro' Bethel Hin. TO be s4pplied -
Newry, Nogalio~ay. \ Anl-eyvs; Ga leaa
Mason and Aiptnv. Il Luikin; Hartford.
Canton a'd Peru, to be Supplied; Water.
tori, J Rc-
The ooiona'i,ce on Temperance reported.
rscoguizIn prob sbi,ioa ~ the ouiv ground
on Which they can work ,yit.. success. Toe
IMPORT excited considerable interest. and
was amended by striking out clause cen.
suring Gov. Chs5nberla.u Tor declining 10
preside at the State Temperance Conycn.
ion held IN Augusta last winter.
The subJvct OF Lay ielcgsn,u va, r..
ieTrrd to the ,,encIai Conference to be heal
at Chicago. 's'ah an expression a INST ihs.r
oSR minis ess Agtaiing iltc ,ubiect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Second Dfstrict.
UNION REPUBLICAuCOEvENTl0N

The Union Rcpuhli'a ans of the Second
Congressional District are requested TO
mset In Convestioa By delegates. at Az.
BUM, ON. "Wednesday, the 9th lay Of Nav
next. at ore O'Clock, Il NJ. TO select two
B~ieeates to represent the District in the
National Union Republican Conyeniion. TO
be beh in Chicago. Illinois. oil Wedges
day. the Goth day OF Nav next. for The pur-
posi- Of nominating -esusifssses FOR sec csts-e.
of President and Viss President OF the Uni
Tke bs.h OF Will be a. fol-
lows: Each city. town and plantation, one
delegate; an additional delegate for the frs,
fifty votes cast for the Onion Republican
candidate for Governor in 1867. and an adj
dnionaIl delae sie Tor each additional one
hundred votes cast Tor said candidate; a
majority frseI ion OF one ION drud ~uil cnsitlc
to an additional delr gate. I'D -zT a
CIlAS. j TALBOT. ! :
JAMES T. CLARK. { District.
X L. WHITNEY. ( Committee.
v ROBERT MARTIN. -.,, -r1
March. 10, 1865. - -.fe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
UNION REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

The Union Republicans OF the Town of
Paris are requested to meet ut the Town
House on SATURDAY. the second day OF
May next at iour o'clock p. N p, 20 select
six Delegates to attend the District Cen.
veution TO be bohlen at lewiston, on the
sixth day OF May, \. ID. 1868.
Per order Of Town Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Sidewalks.

Next to school houses. Meeting houses,
tasty Prisalc residences, with pretty gar
j<ns, and shade trees adorr ing the princi-
psf streets OF . village, ate ii s,e~.Iks. The
ihriis sntcrpsise aud ebarac;er II the PEG
pie nay pretty suoek De lodged by the
presence or absence Of them but a. \ ssrIi.
tary measure. W. would advocate them. /,
is very evident THAI residents OF the country
tale m0ch less e<ercite ia ,hc open air, bv
one Of the most approved modes. 70 wit -
sruitiHg. than doirhahisan,s NJ CITIES. and
principally on xrceant OF the difference IN
the facilities Afforded ioi this healthy cxcr.
else
A walk Of FROM mile 20 two riil-s is no,
urccnmon, In most larce fIace', from four
TO SIX times n dav. 60 AMI from business {;
tho' some 81 the ls1uric. cf civilization.
Horse Cars. arc being introduced, 10 tempt
men and women into eH-ninary ard de l..
ica,e health. ~ riding instead ct walk.
iug.
X is true, IN pheasant weather, when the
roads arc ary. the country sIords emporium.
ny enough to indulge IN This pss;iure. bu,
in the muddy days Of spring AID fsH. when
people hsve been housed Tor DAYS. ami long
Tor an opportunity 10 breathe he fresh.
health giving atmosphere ofna,u-r, then
the sidewalks ere =rrrceiat-d. md n-e real
blessings tho value OF which c,nno, be est
nate Nv dollars and cents
a sidewalk on each SD, ..t-oaab the main
street OF our plcasan, vi'ia-c. would be /,
great public couvvaicnec. and Of compata-
tive trihing expense A. the shire 'o~n.
il is Que 10 The res, Of the ccrrty. that We
afford such convenience 70 those called
here to transact public business
We think ,hc 'toRcrc', wax. which rcsem
bies cement, ard makes hard. durable
walk, is coming into favor III Augusta. Ban.
cor and other places. II j. no, expensive
and much more durable than plank, and is
not affected ~ the frost.
We hope We have said enough 10 rc,ul,
IN some efforts to carry on, our views. II
might be 5onr by private individuals. tho
il would be pabiic matter FOR the town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

- he reports iron aii parts Of Illinois
and southern Wisconsin. are 70 the cGec,
that the winter wheat passed through tire
cold wea her successfully and promises an
immense harvest Spring wheat las also
been sown in great abundance.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
2 : -7777'-77'7-7--- . - . 77---7-77-77--'7'--7-
Foreign Finances.

The French budget has been laid
ietolc the Corps Iegislatif hy NJ.
Mango, Minister of Finance. The
estimated ,eceipts FOR the fiscal Yea,
ending IsC9 are l,792.0o1,e00 lraues.
The estimated expenditure amonn-
tel 10 lSil,o00. 600 iranca. Disidl
this hy five and We have s3se. CSC. 0Co
In gold as the cost OF one wear at :.
peace in France. BUS ], mus, be
borne in mind that the French En-
rcror is building up his caiii.al-a
costly pastime.
II. Mango is about 10 pat a loan for
1io,o9e,oO0 francs upon tie market
fhis Is TO meet the deficit, aai. i. the
Emperor goes ou building, there Will
be a .l,hci; every year caused by ex-
traeriinary expenditure.
If the French people mast pay sS6s,
oea.eo0 for enc year Of peace, villa,
would they pay ior 4 year of var 7
aud how l NJ cond the present gov
trnment carry on war of any mag
nlluda ? IL is true that IN time Of war
he building in Paris need not 20 on,
for the war would be sufficient Dis
trac.iasn 10 The people from home mat
tiers, 10 secure quiet AZ home. Sull il
does not appear that France could
carry on a var Of longer duration
than two years, without serious linan-
clal eInbarrassmcuts-
Not ore OF tho naonarcl.ies Of En-.
rope could stand war tor four years OF
the magnitude Of that which We safely
Terminated in 1865.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18


4 truly great man never puts away
the simplicity Of child.
Adhesion TO low habits-Tellinr
lies and sticking to them.
Looking-glasses don't lie, but they
tel some awful plain truths now and
then.
There can DC no objection to broil
IN the house as long as il is confined
TO the kitchen.
Beauties have often died old maids.
They etsuch value upon themselves
HAT ,lcy don't fine a purchaser before
the market is closed.
A gentleman in lecturing for tie
Eiiiid Asylum. began by grasely err
marking. "If all the world were
blind, what amclancholy sight ii
would be y"
w hatever made you marry that
o!q woman p said q mother 10 her
ron. "You'ev always been telling
'ne 10 choose wife ike my mother
MAS the dutiful rep y.
A young lady tainted in . New
York theatre the other night. She
Easresiyed BY throwing water in her
face. and her fret words rgere,
oh! my new bennett"
my DEAR" said rural wife 10 her
husband, on his return from town.
What was the sweetest thing you
Was In bonnets in the city 20 s.1he
ladies' faces, my DEAR
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

vl... 49, : - se..ntcl.,

We a>7 eVeN caedil nan 10 loak
hos, i'm aul see from whence come
slte aatst bittcr wai.ieee a'sanJ negro
s..isi#@e asa Negro equality. Do ihe
est Intelligent people oggose the
) lit ~ tile Aficisa to the ballot {:
HI a1e they vito most eautiAaa,i,
rate about "nigge.." d'ha lcwest
men ofti.e community The ignorant.
lie vie. the dchauchea. Nou cannot
iiH.i horse thi,f, ratatler, pick
pocket, a rimp, a rowdy, CT ilpg'
Ugly, bat who is INCREASINGLY ye'ping
i9r ie:r the Black R,public;lns arc
,oing to make him associate with the
negroes. You may take any rail
pelitcn;iary or lookup; any gambling
hell, rog'scs' dem, a coumtest,i,ers'
lit. anr house OF prostitution palac
81 sia, OF any sort Of moral piliall-
and You viii find in any and AL Of
them an all lrcyaaing fear that ihe
day is coming when they vii not he
protected against negro equality.
Talk ahegt ne ,ro cgualiiy with such
ieopie why, You could not force
Inc npssio race, as a race, into assc-
eia'isn with such outlaws, from MI
shai i good ard ,levating.
Tie mes, brutal mon are the strong
Isl advocates OF The bru,chood orthe
lc-re the most pol.ated wre.ches
are Ike lou'les; cries for Law 10 keep
thsif bodies from the social touch Of
the African; and those who are he
i;trthest away from all nobleness and
l'igegce themselves, are the ones
who sin vote early and otten 10 ,rc-
YER. negro. with ten times their nat
ar:sl and cultivated ability, from being
invested with Tie tights of citizenship;
How can scnsiblc. candid men ally
themselves Wi,h such wrceaes 90 iii-h.
70 bitterly ana sluhhornly a-aias; the
acknowledgment Of the manhood of
IN mosiensive race OF fellow beins
--Registtr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN ruR DisrRicr IouRr or tbs UNITED
STATES FOR THE DisTRIcr OF Iowa.
IN the Nat;er Of John W. Kenyon, Rnk
rupt.
Notice i- hereby given that petit on has
been filed in said Court by said John W
Kenyon of Jesur, in the Couny If Buchan
an. and state Of Iowa, in said District. duly
declared a Bankrupt under the Act OF Con-
gress Of March 2ni, 1861. fer Discharge and
. certificate there Of from all his debts and
other claims provable under said Act, AID
that the 9th day Of September A. ID. 1865,
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. is assigned for the hear
ing Of the same ut a Court Of Bankruptcy BE-
fore Hon. Willis Drummond. Register Of said
Court in Bankruptcy at Room No. !, Custom
House, Dubuque. Iowa, in said District.
where and when all Creditors Of said Bank-
rupt. who have proved their debts. and all 9th.
er persons in interest, may atteHd and show
cause, il any they have. Why the prayer OF
said Petition should no, be granted.
Dated at Dubuque, this 22d day of August,
1868.
NJ. LEPPER, Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
Saeriir's Sale.

10y sirsaeof an Execution Issued cat Of and
1Jander the seal OF the Dstrist Court Of Blu
chanaE County, Iowa, in favor of Cooley,
y adaworth 4 Co., and against the LANDS and
ienements d John Cameron. / have levied up
on me following described property, viz:
sa ar &c Or, Zee 81, IN. SIS. Lange is. west
Of tue 9th principal meridian. No rsdela 1t
ion.
Hkseh properly, IS ai,ose described, I will
oier for sale AZ Public Auction, Il. the door 0.
the shefid-s cRice, Ii Gcpendenee, love-, on
Saturday, September Twenty Sixth, A. d.
lots, at Two o'clock P; M. TO the highest bid
dor, u satisfy said Exec ation and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff
hhssi17s 0aoc. Independence,
Aug1st27th, 1865.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
EsrRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by by BENJAMIN seclsy, of Como
Township, in buchanan County, Aug. u, 1865.
two Mares; one small dark bay with white
hind feet, about six years old, value Ss2i the
other light bay, u years old, left hind foot
white, and white stripe in her face, spawned
l. both legs, value SIS,
Sept 10. 1893
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

TnE National Union, published al
tlneinnaii, edited by Enos B. Reed.
Esq, has hois;ed the STANDARD Of
Grant ard Colfar, The paper has
heretofore been neutral in olltics.
The Philadelphia Ledger has the
largest circulation Of any neutral pa
per in the United States. On Tues
day last it published very strong
leader In favor Of Grant aud Colfax.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

10y virtne Of IN Execution issued out OF and
lJunder the Seal of the District Court Of bu-
chanan County, Iowa, in favor of Clark, Sulii-
van Co, and against the lands, and tenemcnts
OF John Bessy, have levied upon the following
described property, viz:
Lots o, I. block 10, Bulls Add. city Of Ind,
pendcncc, Iowa. No redemption
Which property as above described, will Of
fer for sale nj public auction, at the door Of the
Sierti's Office, in the city of In ependcnce,
on Saturday. Sept. 10Th. 2 o'clock =. N. Of said
day. 20 the highest bidder, TO satisfy said Exc
cuton and costs.
JOHN. A. DAVIS, Sheriff
sheri6's Office, Independence,
july 5lst iS.s ne..y
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

The undersigned respectfully calls the sitcn-
ton VI the pubic to Pleasant Grove seminary.
removed TO Jesur. We have provided roolns
specially for this school, spacious and comfort
able and viii earnestly endesyor to richly re.
ward pafen AMI guardians who NAY be dis
fssed to send papils to this school.
Fall Term begins Sept. s.b, 1865, and con-
tiniles II seeks. WiEter Term begins Dec. 7tb.
and continues u weeks. Spring TERN begins
March zsth, add continues II weeks,
is,rioN-- Primary, So 80; Common. $500
Higher, SEQ per term. One dollar contin ssp,
per term. No scholar taken fer less than tulI
term and NJ reduction except for protructed
illness.
j. D. CALDWELL, PRS.
Chatham +. O., July 81. IsGS. Jsr-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
Stock Organization Of Iadepen
dfHcc Insurance. 60.

OySIcE or TUE IspEp EVIDENCE Iss. Co.
This Books will be open to receive subsc,ip-
Gons 10 the Stock Capital Of the Iudep.n-
dence Insurance Company, on Or about the
Ist Of October next.
Capital Stock TO consist Of 100000. Oue
Thousand Shares Of 500 each. 25 per Genet
Of Tie Capital Stock to be rid W il Cash on
" befoas Jans - next.
WM. JGsLis sce'y
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

4 BAND Of the Ku Klax Democracy
recently whipped a woman most un-
nereiinly at Versailles, Rutherford
county, Tennesse, because they sus-
pepectcd her II diyulguag some or their
ecreis. There's cilivalry for YOU
!. i4eiher they were the same gang
who are said to have WHIPPED female
member of Andrew Johnson's fami-
y is not known.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
A Positive Remedy for all
kinds Of Humor9.

scrosuia, sourvy, Salt hsum, Carbun.
cles and 6oils, Ulcers and Oh obstlnste
ANectioNs - the Skin, lnfsmmstory
q Chronic Rheumstism, Pilss, Chronic
OiarrhGs. Mercurial Oisessss, end every
faint Of the System; 0yspepsia, end those
Affections originating n the 0eesngement
Of the Digestive Organs viz, bllious
Complaint, Neuralgia, end Nervous AZ.
tections, hesdache, lanQuor, and Oepres.
sion Of Spirits, loss Of Appetite, Consu-
pation.
TINS excellent medicinal compound Wa Arss
i prepared By DR.. J. W. POLAND, 10 is47,
and was then employed with great success In
expcllins humors from the blood but in 1883
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi.
elan, especially In the treatment Of humosa sug.
sested some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has made ESQ the people say)
the very best remedy for oil kinds Of humors known
70 'ths faculty"
This preparation Is composed entirely Of vegcts.
blcs, among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroo4.
When the originator lived In New Hampshlse, q
Gohstown Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and In Iranchestse particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which Il e.
feeted. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and psrehas.
ers had to wait for more to be made. In that ~
sion, some very severe cases Of Erysipelas were
treated with, and they were curedi Eryspelas
sores, Or earbunecs, those ugly, painful ulcers.
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
Wss faithfully used. So II was with ScrofAla ~
Salt Rnesm. The IIumor Doctor cured them.
tisJree Rom any dangerous drugs, is pleasant -
the ta1te. saSe, yet and effective in its action.