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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN SThEET'
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR
Volume XXXIu.......-....... 80
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NIBLos GARDEN. Broadway-MRs. D. r. BOWERS AS
BowgRy THEATRE. Bowery.-ArrEs DARK; OR,
sdHsrs IN LIFE N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NoDLns.
PIXIES OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue and
ESD street.-LA BELLE HELENE
FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth street and Sixth ave.
nne-GESEyfEvE DE BRABANT
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broaiway-HUnprY DuxprY.
WITH NEW FEATURES
BRoADwAY THEATRE. Broadway-MRs r. W. Lam
DEE 40 MARIE AnToISETrE
wAbbAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
THE LANCASHIRE LASS.
MRS. r. B. coNwAy's PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
CIsARErTE, THE LITTLE LEOPARD OF FRANCE
UNION LEAGUE CLUB THEATRE, corner Madison
avenue apd 18th street--TwELFTH NIGHT
BEvANrs' OPERA HOUSE, rammany Building, 18th
stree---ETlIoPIAN MiSsTaELsy. &c.
KELLY 4 Icons MINsrRELs. 7so Broadway..ETno
Plan MINsTEELsY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AUX ENTERS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs SIS Broadway.-ErHIo-
r1AH ENTERTAINMENTS, SINGING. DANCING, &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 2m Bowery.-coxIo
VocAiIsn. NEGRO hIssTsELsY &C.
THEATRE CoMIoUB. sl4 Broadway.-ruE GREAT ORR.
GINAL LISGARD AND VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
WOODS MUSEUM AND THEATRE, Threth street and
observation-disclosures and evening Performance.
APOLLO HALL Twenty eighth street and Broadway
JAMES TAYLOR AND ALE BUaSRTT.
NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth sree..-EoUEsTRIAS
AND Gyn,sAsTIo ENTERTAINMENT.
GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS, corner Broadway and saith
st-EouEsTRiAN AND GyANAsrIo PERFORMANCES.
, IRVING HALL. Irving place.-MAc EvoY's NEW H.
BEENICoS.
ALHAMBRA, SIG Neutrality-suspicious. MOMENTS WITH
MERRY MoMUs
TURE-EARTH AND MAN
HooLEY,s OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-HooLEY,s
MISUNDERSTANDING IGwAN, &C.
HooLEy'S (E. d. OPERA HOUSE. williamsburg
HooLEys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DO.
Art GALLERY, s45 Broadway.-ExHIBITIoN OIL
PAINTINGS
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SIS Broadway
GoIKNoE AND AET.
TRI PIE S III T. f. .
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The Proposition to Sell Out the Deme-
crncy.

The Proposition to Sell Out the Dems-
Some politicians, hungering for bite at the
spoils of the federal government under the
coming regime, have proposed that the
Seymour electors should cast their vote unani-
mously for Grant in the Electoral College.
There is not the slightest necessity for any
such left-handed compliment. The pretence
is that by so doing General Grant would be re-
lieved from any obligation to the radicals for
his election, whereas everybody knows that
he is under no obligation at all to the extreme
portion of that party, and that he was only
their nominee by necessity. If he had not been
made candidate by the radicals in Chicago he
would in all probability have been taken up in
New York last July by the democrats. So
that he is to-day the President elect OF the
country upon his own merits as successful
soldier and sagacious citizen. He will enter
the Presidential office q free agent, looking
only to the general good and untrammelled by
party favors or promises. The real object OF
the proposal that the Seymour electors should
vote for him is only bid to sell out the posi-
ton of the democracy for the sake of slice
of the spoils. Nor is there the slightest
| chance that any such. absurd suggestion will
be adopted General Grant does not owe his
election to the radical party, because thousands
Of democrats, Disguised with the mismanage-
ment of their own party leaders, voted for
him. Nor is he pledged to carry out the mis-
chievous policy of the radicals. He stands
outside and above every policy that would re-
tard the restoration of substantial peace and
the restored prosperity of the whole country.
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FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth street and Sixth ave
-GEsEvfEvE DE BgABANT.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-MRs. r. W. Lar
DER AS MARIE AHToISETrE.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broaiway.-HUnPrY DuxrrY.
WITH NEW FEATURES.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NTsLo,s GARDEN. Broadway-MRs. D. p. BOWERS AS
OurES ELIZABETH.
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The President ana the Revenue Frauds.
Several days ago . number Of afidavts
were placed before President johnson, pur-
porting TO give history Of some Of the fraud
ulent transactions in the whiskey business in
this city, and charging completely upon seve-
raj prominent United States officials here and
at Washington. These statements were Of
course in measure er parte, and were to be
regarded in much the same light as present
ment to grand jury. They bore upon their
face evidence Of truthfulness, having been
made under oath and while IL would have
been wrong to condemn the parties implicated
until they had been afforded an opportunity to
be heard in their own defence, case was
made out strong enough to demand their trial
upon the charges preferred against them.
There appears to be . practical difficulty,
however, in the way Of the investigation.
Many Of the persons embraced in the indictment
are government officers, through whom the
inquiry would have to be prosecuted II the pro-
ceedings were to be conducted in the customary
formal manner, and one Of the main features
Of the charges we understand to be that these
very individuals obstruct investigation and use
their official positions to embarrass the prose-
cution and defeat the ends Of justice.
Il 10 very certain THAI enormous frauds have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-10

UNION LEAGUE CLUB THEATRE, corner Madison
avenue and 18th street.-TwELFTH NIGHT.
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PIXIES OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
Esd sreet.-LA BELLE HELEsE
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HowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-AFrEa DARK; OR,
s,rSEs IN LIFE LoNDoN-NICoDEAUs NOBLEs.
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MRS. r. B. CONwAY'S PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
CIGARErTE, THE LITTLE LEOPARD FRANCE.
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KELLY 4 Icons MINSTRELS. 7Sc Broadway.-ETHio-
rIAN MINsTRELsY, BURLEsQUE.-O RPHEE AUX ENTERS.
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BRyANTs' OPERA HOUSE, Tammany Building, 18th
strect.--ETAIoPIAN MlSsraEfsY. &C.
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wALbAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th stree.
THE LANCASHIRE LASS.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1868.


A UCTIoN-PERsoNs WHO DO NOT WISH To At
tend auctions can buy as cheap at bENDALL 4 co.'s
old stand POS 2 300 and 2ll Hudson street.
nal street. and pay by the Carpets
cloths, Furniture, bedding, &c. Call and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-10

CALLEr MASTER DUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY, "a
ID West Fourth street, Broadway Lessons every
day SIX fashionable dances taught psrfsy in siz private
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AT es SIXTH AvENuE-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN,
n you wish receive the highest price for your
cast Clothing, Csrpss Furniture Jewery &c the
you eau call send note 10 MMAkKs Qg Sixth
avenue Ladies' attended by Mrs. Marks True you viii BE-
dealt With 10 Tesv satisfaction aud bennett
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mo sAppLERs -sADDLER CAN PROCURE PER
fectiy cut Cloth Ornaments OF great variety OF desgn
from WI. NREDHAM. ~ First street. Willismsbuss L.
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
IN FOR SALE,

IL
Ss s soa w the
property pHTSSf9s ass?r r. aYEsT.f
il not extravsgant to that in financial aspect this
sod az o %Ns scsS . ,'s .nS TO-
sss Sesn than IN ans
cottage capacity FOR asso%%odstins the public greatly
and specially very largely advanced and rspass
~ s11 syb
by there never was watering season before the
'sn'''a WIN NEW FURNITURE THROUGHOUT,
NE !" 70
be hronsed fashionable and prosperous of its
u. Of emu S s H"nS in
PRISE and yet with the South broken down dts only field
average q Than 4. y e; w.n.dm with constantly
.s'S
a karo.d Passenger. Depot
1S @ @ %
watering place. With capacity 70, the q
implements for the proper cultivation Of large farm,
''s''0e' WIN TIE TIE :sSSkxs OF SALE ARE.
S; I. ssr on :; e. S $ S'
together three fSu, and se year.: and foT as
and less and All other At twelve months from u.
~ Of s :. 10
security the legal title to the real estate to be retained a.
So ne an opportunity for the safe investment Of
capital employment Of energy and enterprise In
the development OF unquestonaby one OF the most vsu
able mineral springs In this country very rarely offered to
The Commissioners viii determine before the day Of sale
whether and the personal property shall be sold
conjolntly or separately -,
Visitor. and bidders coming to the SPRING from the North
and Western States travel via Arlington city 70 the Viz
gnia Central Railroad al Gordonsvle, thence west TO- 10
shen. From the South and Southwest via Richmond or
Lynchburg
Descriptive pamphlet with map, will be sent on application
10 the proprieiop at the Springs.
JOHN b. BALDWIE,l
HENRY ,, NICHE, commissioners.
DAVID FuLTZ
PECK CUSHING, Auc,ioneers
July II, 1855.
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EXPRESSES.

A a. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
A Erpress IFS West Eleventh street, Srtb avenue
furniture moved CITY country furniture packed shipped
stored money advanced
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ITO LET-A NEAT TWO STORY COTTAGE, IN Elk.
celen order, on Nneythrd street, second house on
north side from Third rent 1900 Furniture
must be taken at fair valuation. Apply at house 1877
Broadway, 16.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN BY YOUNG LAD
ID in respectable private family convenient to The fe
rs where there other boafders and where she
have the comforts Of home preferred Address, with term
L. b. L., Herald Office.
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RIO LEr-FURNIsHEp, A WIDE THREE STORY HIGH
stooI brown stone House, having an extension dining
room buffers pantry and library location first cags
Fifth avenue and below Forty second street.
NJ. A. J. LYNCH, 81 Nassau street.
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IL 0USEKEEPERS SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY THE
week month Carpets, Ocloths, Furniture, Bed
ding &C., at BkNDALL CO.'S warehouses, EOS, 207, 200
aud I'll Hudson street, ner Canal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
President johnson has sent . message
10 CON creas recon- nnendine that thaYa shOuld

President johnson has sent . message
TO congress recommending that there should
be such amendments made to the constitu-
ton as would confins the presidential of
icsto one term provide for the election Of
the PRECEDENT by direct popular vote; and
for filing the vacancy in the presidency, in
case of the death or removal Of the presi-
dent and vice president, by the head Of
some executive department,-not leaving
it to tho president Of the senate. the speak
er Of the house, OF the chief justice, either
Of whom might b instrumental in procur-
Ing the conviction Of the president BY i'm.
parchment. lie alse reconnsnds the
choice Of senators by direct vote Of the
people, and the Limitation Of the tenure OF
Judicial Office to term Of years.
HnAn KHowLss, ESQ.,, Of Ksekuk, hes
been nominated BY tho President % Asse-
eiais Justice Of Montana Territory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
Christadoro's Dive.

Shr1StadOrO DYO,
Which In twinkling PRODUCES THE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
to Black, IL consequently universal favorte, the
more especially AZ 1t IMPROVES THE QUALITY
or THE HAIR, and requires renewing Ices frequent.
~ than any other. CRlsTADOROS HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. Would you have iuxuriant glossy
tresses clustering around your browe. like vine ten
drills round parian shaft Purchase that celebrated
ard matchless preparation known throughout the
fashionable world as CHRIsTADORO'S hair pre-
sentative and bcauti6er. Sold BY Druggists and ap
piled BY all Aair DresesPs. Mandatory No. 81
Maiden Lane Principal Depot Re. : Astor House.
Antiquity fBrandreth's PMS.
Age 10 not claimed q merit. only ~ . sign ofin-
rinsic worth The really useful article lives On with
strong vitality the poor one lsngushes for time
and then goes out easily. BsAspRrrn.s Pms. are
even prescribed BY great physicians when the bow
els call loudly for help. because they fail to
open and give relief. Hundseds Of thoussnds would
consider It calamity II these safe family Pulls could
not b obtained. II has been o6cially settled thas
more Of BaAnplxTn's Pnla are sold than oil other
pills put together. Merit cells them. BaAxpnsrn's
PIIis possesses qualities which restore every ssgas
and nber Of the body to health are purely vsgeta-
BILE and safe for every period Of life. Principal Of
hce, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by oil
Druggists. b. BRANDREln.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

..9e vg.-a-. nILe !. 1s1.c ro. :,

ss1t Works like n Charm.
Have YOU Hcsdaches Use Rsnnie's Magic OIL
Nave YOU Tuothache Use Rcnne's Magic OIL
Ha~. Won Nicaragua Zee Rsnne's Magic OIL
Have Won Rheumatlsms Ose Rcnne's Mag vi
Haze ron Sore Tbroatf Tee Renns's MAGIC "
Have yon scsatlca, UseReune's Magic OF
HAv. yoa q eraeef Use Rerre's Magic oll
Have you cramps! Use Reppe's Magit on
Have ron Oh oiera MoYouss Use Rennes Magic Oil
Have you Lanenees, Use Rennes Msgic OF.
This 10 the best Family Remedy. TO cure AL
kinde Of Pain, you ever tried.
It's cieas. safe and delicious to use, and II you
use Il ithfully, IL gill do yoa good
Directions on each bottle. Buy Il Of the Drug
e'st or Merchant where Jon trade. II thsy have
not got Il hand thay win send Yef II. your r.
linz IAsic OIL, At the Manufacturers lowest price
WIN. Feenne. Sole Propr,etorsnd Hanuiae-
sSi-ssM B, prussis.s. nsreh.s.: 90 oroc.r.:
Thirty Years Experience in tho
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
20. - The CHEAPEST Book Ever rablishsd, con-
tanning nearly 100 pages. and 100 nns Plates and In
gravines q The Anatomy Of the Human Organs in .
safe Of Health and Disease, and Treatise ON early
Brrcss. Ito Dsplosable Consequence upon Mind and
Body, With the authors plan Of trsatnent-tAe ONLY
rational and successful mode-of cure, 10 shown BY
he report OF eases treated truthful adviser to the
married and thoec contemplating marriage who en-
terrain doubts Of their physical coalition esUt ffac
ospostage to any address On receipt of 70 cents. In
stamps 81 postal currency, ey Addressing DIR. Ia
author may be consulted upon any Of tn, diseases
upon which his book treats either pers0aally or ny
man andi edicinee oent to any part Of the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAD TASTE

In the month in the morning IL one OF the symptoms
OF a bilious condition or disordered state OF the
liver, and should not, for asinge day. be neglected
as It is but tho premonitory symptom Of train Of
evils and the very seeds of disease. Procure ct
Roback's Blood Pills. administer them according to
sthc directions accompany each box, and the di-
Guilty and danger Of disease will at be removed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

An Ounce of Preventive
u worth pound Of cure. Fever md Ague car b
pesvenesd In al elimaa aAlin III eonstitutons BY
The constant Gee Of Robacks Stomach Bittsrs, and
ofttinee the very worst eaees have bsen cured BY
their timely use. Pssseas living In ualasious die.
tricts should never bs without then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
NOT A REVL.R AGE

Unlike most Of the Bitters Of tho present day, DR.
Robacks are not intended as pleasant stimulating
whisky beverage, but are perfectly medicinal. con
tanning only suficient pure bourbon whisky to hold
IN solution tho medicinal extractive matter from
which they are composed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

The Radical journals appear to have o.
ready exhausted their slim stock Of argu.
mont Their guns are spiked. and thsi,
cole stock ia trade consists il densuncios
the Democrats - copperhsads, etc. They
- completely dumbfoandsd ct the ava.
lanehs Of Democratic snthusiasa which Il
falliae spoA aud burying forever thsishopsa
n nucoooe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

Seme Of eur Radical brethren are in esa.
60 = miod svse Whist Hsratie 6syooaa
III abssl pIasias ths Democratic party ''ia
falss pesitiso" wsee - - become the cas-
didste. Thsy sssa y lbegst that Grant has
~ ~ nsyJf ssuld thiak " ~ Prssldeaey.
hissuus - uas sass - ~ 49, sfas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
E(lIYNn

That aftes repeated trials Of other rensdieg. Ro
bseks Stomach Bittsrs. Bleed Purifier and Blood
Ph are the best medicines extant to cure the dis
easss for which thsy are reeeansnded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
INDIGESTION

IL but aaotAss naus for Dyspsp, al the parent az
naay Ills. Aobsek's stomaeA D1lasrs taken In vine
elass fall 1sses, directly assf saeA nsal, will surely
sgset psrnansat ears. N sst taks or wssd sor
- tst ~ 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

It's Magic Powers
In restoring gray Hair TO IT. original coles eausHg
hair grow or bald heads and arresttng lie falling
out, removing dandruH, itching, and dressing the
hair, 10 making Wood's lnprsved the most popular
tonic known Sold NV Druf-yfsts and RArheYa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

JonS O. HanAn writes to the big buiser
efSt. Louis. thusiy:
n. 1sCbsle Having undssstaed that
yeu consider yourself the champion Of
Ansrica, l an ready % 6ght you, fos any
amount you may name. inside Of three
months. JeBn q. HuBNAu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

In 1so9 the q andfather Of Dr.. Tobias introduce
tho VENETIAN LINIMENT in England. II was a
success although the price vas Guinea . Botth.
His late Asjcety William Nv. used IL for Chronic
Rheumatism. and was entirely cured. after suffering
for I've yeass bis attending physicians being unable
to shsee care, and he wrote letter Of thaolD.
Which II now n posseeseu ofmy uncle b Ilvepool.
have offered Eiee sterling for thas letter, bit vas
refused. In 1et5 lput Il out In the Cnited DtAtee,
and nov. IN lseA the sale h i1,Denss. Thsesands
cent to apply e1teEnally. For II ysars heye war
ranted II to care the following complaints: Cholsra,
Dianhea. Dyssntcry, Group. Cole, Cramps, vomit-
Rhenmatism. Barns,s Cats, Bruises. Old Sores.
Toothache. Frostsd FEET, swe,lings Insect etinge.
and pains in Chest, Back or Enbe, externally. II
never tailes u used = directed for QnpDna - Dys
entsfyitie certain, II ueed whsn fYst sstacked No
one once trying IT, win ever be without st. Sold BY
Drueststs Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar. De-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
National Democratic Ticket.


Eror Secretary OF state,
DAVID HAMMER. Of Clayton County.
For Register ~ state Land oficr.s
}. ANDERSON. OF pubuque County.
sFor Treasurer.
a.. McCARTY. OF Woodbury. County
For Auditor.
~ DUNf.Avry. Of Dav's County.
For Attorney General.
yr. WILLIAMSON. Of Warren Comfy
sCcnc~essicnai.
Tor Member % Congress I'D Di,tre'.
WV. r.. IEfgINssss"s' s''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

TsRss are tive papers issusdsfron the
printing establishment Of James Gordon
Bennett. The Herald in The morniug, and
the TELEGRAM IL the evening The iermsr
opposes the Democratic nemiaatiens. and
The lastor eupu6ets them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
xsfavs Lis Pnls and PAeair Bi,.s,,.

We 1rst used In private practice II 1s3S. They
Wsss iAtdodueed 70 the public II loss. siaes which
tine tAslr reputation Aas exendsd. untn they hsvs
asals In excess Of all otAR CatAssus Purieyine
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.fanily aasas civil
sed nations who have NOT personal evidence Of shsls
beneficial effects. Thar great success 10 owing to
their uniform reliability inb ases, Of Constipation,
d ions and Stomachic diseases, whether Of long
or short duration. They are enrircly vegetable in
thor composition. One ingredient spsns the pores
osths skin; another 10 diuretie. ana stimulates
proper action Of the didnsys third IL snollient
leoocning pAlsgn and hu0orf nom the lungs Sthsf
properties are warming and esthartic, and cleanse
Tie stomach an bowels from unhealthy eeesstions.
Their combined effects 10. 10 regulate the impaired
innstions Of thoeys1en. and % proAnes hsalth. Il
is not asserted Nonats PnIs - care al-thst they
win eurelall complaints-but under ordinary cir.
eunstanees they may b. relic upsn 10 esss Nsr.
vousuess. Sick Headache, cositivensss, Dyspepda,
lnligsstisa. Jaan1iss. uvss and Dlniooe Con.
plants. Colds. Geasfal weakness, DC. xAsy are
expressly made for these diseases. Mnlions upsn
millions Of cnrss can Be cited. In ~ unsle insancs
he's complaint sves conc to our knsvisdse, where
t1ey Aase not cp@eeod - secoanenAea.
ne eseston b elten asked. why ID u that Me6aSb
Life rms meet with such wonderful success.
because theg purify the blood, and thus remove
al causes Of diseases u the system. d 70
Becanss thsy ct powerfully upon ths sscretane e
the body. and foAoses all Impurities at once. q
beesuse they do not reduce the system, bat In
vieorais t-thus requiring NO restraint non pleas.
ure OF business, ana during their operation rsvse
grippe or palm the bowels.
vorcH OF mn CIxDsY
In praise ofModAt1 Life Pills, which cured them
ofDyspepsia. Ipdigestien. Disease Of the Lvef.
Less Of Appetite. Headache, Fever cad Aeue. Brer.
chitis. Neuralgia and Rheamas!sm. We refer 70
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. E. n. Nay. Of New
York. Rev. Jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. Z. Weber.
Concord, N. H.. Rev, H. Ho0ley. Springfield, Pa.
Rev:J. c. Evans. Bsyar. Pa. Rev. ". @. Bronercft.
Grand Rapids, VIA. 1sv. =. 4. 0aranss, CGdllieo.
The O.. nev nasAsx ossdass. Ripley, O., Rev. =.
Anderson, lad, 1gvsXl. y. Cook, Rockford IIl.
Rev. A. J. Bset8, Can Rsmeiseo, cal. m. hsvi4
nlder, ffsnklin, n. O.. and maaS eSAsss,
The circular asOuno e1eh boz fully exploine sho
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