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The Happy Twelve Heard From.
Observation-Disclosures of thu S.arl

POINT LOOKOUT, Aug. 10.
ED. STAR: thor it might be of interest to
your patrons to state that i met with the
d" Happy Twelve" commanded by Col. owen,
at Point Lookout last night. They were in
splendid health and spirits, hale and hearty
as bucks, and were headed up stredm-an indi.
cation that they Will be here about Sunday
eve. They gave the Point Lookout ladies q
free sailing excursion, and f1red a salute off
the Point. We all enjoyed their visit and sail
very much NJ
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MARRYING HER DIVORCED HUsBAND-On
Friday after noon John NanderlIn, of Oregon
No., with woman and child, arrived az the
Everett House, 81. Louis, and registered as
John Nanderlin, wife, and child" Shortly
after they were shown 10 a room the gentle
man returned to the office and expressed a
desire that clergyman should be sent for to
unit them In marriage. The clerks were sur
prised al the request, inasmuch as the couple
were registered as husband and wife. where
upon an explanation was volunteered. Seven
Years ago they We're lawfully married, the
only issue Of their union being a bright.eyed
ana pretty little girl OF five summers, who
was then with them. For a few years their
welded life glIded pleasantly along, when
differences OF opinion on urifiing matters arose.
and were OF such frequent occurrence that to
love arrangement succ, eded. and a separa.
non ensued. Ill advised, the wife applied
Tor and secured divorce, the husband en-
terIng no defense, allowing the suit 10 20 by
default. Nearly four years had passed since
the divorce was sec ured, but neither had mar
RED. The trifiing differences softened by the
lapse OF time, theym again, and feeling that
they owed duty 10 their child paramount
10 all other considerations. a proposal for a
reunion was made by the wife, am after
little reflection, acceded TO by her former
husband. The Rev. j. Wesley johnson mar
rled them the second time.-St. Louis Tunes.
Aug. :.
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS
set in
Oroide and Gold.

The Stones for Rssetting.
Received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue
between Az and 9th streets.
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THH HorT.sr Yr.-Range Of thermometer
ct FRANKLIN 4 Co.'s, opticians, 2A Psnnsylya.
ma avenue, IN the shade, to-day: 9o'clock q. m :,
y degrees; 10, So; II. W; II M, IS; p. M, 81;
?, s.. ~
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TILL TAPPING.-This morning colored boy
"tapped the till'' of Mr.. John Cation. who
keeps a store on the corner of 5th and q sts
getting of with eight or ten dollars.
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Of me Treasurer's once Mr.. Batsey, who Was
arrested In New YORK for forging the name of
the United States Treasurer 70 check for
$SOs 10, has been released, the charge not nav.
ing been sustained. Q. - y
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DENTISTRY.
nR. LEWIB DAVIS DENTAL AssOOIA
~ TIOH.
No. $50 P1NH6FLvANIA AVENUE.
Between 18th and 18th streets,

unelai Teeth are inserted, although the
pstient VIII be required TO pay for the
surgical operation whom performed which V1xx0
VII DC deducted when the teeth are made The
aa osS s,5n nov PREPARED TO make Teeth on
Soio, SILVER, ana Rubber. at New York, Philadel.
pine, and Boston prices All persons Wishing den.
IA wofk Done can have IL as cheap in the Above.
and best manner. and Warra uted To sfye AMIR
satisfaction. Persons will do well to call ana az.
anime our work before getting IL elsewhere jy Il
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I IIBEG's MEAT BISCUIT;
BEHTS WATER CRACKERS;
LONDON DYSPEPSIA CRACKERS;
ITALIAN PAkTE;
v11MICBLLIE;
PARHKDkH CHEBsni
Corner OF l4th and r streets,
an Is Under Ebbitt Hsuse.
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FATAL SURGICAL OPIHAfIoH.-Yestsrda
morning, Doctors Draper, Lee, and Drinkard
skillfully performed 2 surgical operation ON q
colored man, named John Washtn gton, read.
ing on 2lst street. near II, for pr etracfed case
Of stfangulaisd hernia. The patient bore the
experiment very well. and soon seemed much
better; but some hours afterwards modification
ensued, ana he died last night.
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BOYS IN BLUR-A neral order has been
approved by The Executive Board OF the Boy
in Blue making the following appointments
assignments, promotions, &c: The FRS, and
Second Wards will const itute the LIST division,
under the command of General g. b. Fisher
Two regiments will at once be Organized in
these wards, which will be numbered the lst
and I'd regiments Boys in Blue, ID q. The
Third and Fourth Wards will constitute the
I'd division, under the command of General :.
h. Potter. whose command will consist of
the Sd and ith regiments. The Fifth and Sixth
wards will constitute the Sd division. under
the command Of Gen. O. II. Holden, whose com
mand will consist of the 5th and 6tn regimen is
The Seventh Ward will constitute the 4th d .
vision, under the command of General H. NJ
knight, whose command will consist of the
9TH and 9Th regiments. The city of George
town will constitute the 5th division, under
the command Of General j. Il. Adams The
9th, 10Th, and 18th regiments OF this division
VIII al once be organized. Each general com
manding division viii al once establish his
headquarters and nominate his staff TO the
general commanding for confirmation. lie will
al once take measures to consolidate the differ.
emit companies IN his ward into two regiments
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NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINy
~ WORKS,

PAKK ERSBUHG, " EbT VIKGINIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam Mil
for &l,7UO cash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threshing mac hines Of 10 horse power
Also several portable eng ines on wheels from Is to
% horse power or under. Persons Wishing to pur
chase new or second hand machinery, engines or
irona would do veil 70 call or address n.
LEEeE 4 co., Parkeuburg, We0t Virginia,
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SUIT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE, &C This
morning Messrs. Daniels and PhiIbrook Ell =
tered a suit for Mary +. Burdett against r. X
Rohrer Tor $4,000 damages for breach OF prom
Use OF marriage &c. In the mar. il Is star ed that
defendant has several times promised 10 marry
plaintif, but, although the plaintif was ready
to perform her part Of the agreement, BE- t.
fused 10 comply with his promises: that she
has lived with him for a long tIue past ex :
pecnng that he would marry her, and had
borne three children, and from March, l-6I, 10
July LIST, 1st9, she has served him faithfully "a
housekeeper. and for such services claims
$500, and for the breach OF promise, &c,
$500.
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NOTICE OF RlAovAL.

md customers 70 our temDorary removal q -
0lsrs Houss. corner sth end Css;, until eur New
usual, on Tuesday, fhursday, end SATURDAY, 1ers-
tpes, oomDsncinG ct u cieck.
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l.. B. JlWILLs PRIZE SOAP.
THE B1ef,
BEClU THEY SAVE TINE, LABOR AND
NONE Y AND MAKE LHE CLOTHS
WHITE AND CLEAN.
e ''':'- Rf!s$$SStsst SRijl sys
!: E EzzTIT4 555 sSS9Ef'
Are brands ssnl.rie! sesiit,, and ere guar
TAXI NOTICE

TAXI NOTIOD.
ne 49, Q. ,. !tWELL, sad also The quality,
Al your Srocsr Tor any Of tAsss. and b sure you
HsnSfSctoSy-soO sSd So9 9 ssrsss north, BE-
tween eth md Sth. Wasbington. -. O. bu
0Ff!oI OF TAl 9HHH8AL SEPERIN-
=" WAsHINGIoN. August 9. 1859.
Prolosals win be received for the ds!iyesy @ The
Mssefury Department q about i:seV TONS 81
1ore Company best Witt Ash An:Araette, and
:cs q Ky Ss sSS 70 On Vein
2,2D lbs to the ton; al - b delivered q such
:s r. 4sa :oSs '' 8 and N 'aea an'n'' as
Bids viii b received until u clock noon the
Superintendent Treasury DuiIdiags, and to BE-
considered bindina for three yeeks after that
date, the DeDaftmsnt fessryine the hight TO reject
al or any portion Of the bids received.
No bid Will be sntsrssined unless setiefhctery
g e: son ?: given Of tn. 'S sIS
an lo-dtd Gent oupt Troasury 8u1ldings.
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pRoPosALs FOB FoEL AND roRAGE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrIRMAsrER,
FIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT.

kIoOE 40 Fun y LII AND IOBAGE,
OFFICE CHEZ ouARrrRxAsrER,
FIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT. )
a. s ssis iRsoIOssl' On S !:ss!sa
xooD: PATS AND ~. p she Pc: sf aasls. z,
I s e .ss. g;
an, A.rd; and fres from smaii OF crooked limbs:
than ReS3s: g g: Sy,ssl Tor Hay q b veil
"a q esa s.
si1:S = =; once q 81 Pet
'''is Rs:ss ce,on. g 8 xas,
Chief Quarternaster Les Military District.
PROP0sALs ron COAL AND Wo0D.
orYIcs on DnsUaslxs CLElk !yp suPI,S
Sealed Proposals YIN b. rsc.YC.S e .s ss one.
Hra ne 9ss tsssaates = lor TIE deliyery e.d
AAfaRA0ITB coal. Ne. i, e Spokss siss, ior
g tons g SO lbs.) best LYKsHs VALLEY. fer
So g esrd: - s.s.oesd OAK WOOD:
go cords bess bAKkRe' PM WOOD, ses-
Hssiass ss.plss Of Goals nsss seesnpany esch
The DsIs.tn.., ss;ssy:s Y: .ieAs to rsises ell
q. "a pi.s,uius orr ssd fSS s1sssI.sndd:0,
An AeNeLIA : nAaaOLiAii
.fhis choice branA Of EXTRA PLoul. frou
ns. vhsas: sad Of very hyperion Q1aii0, for ssie
ibo, MIL OVAL, - de manufacturer.
01O. 0H0BMAKRR
~ H46 Woter Oer0ce,
ADJOINING Ray's Goal Dock,
m BINGT WONDERFUL RHODY-vIA
hsy Oonllaints, and I1Iuritiss q Iieol. Rcd
frSmRllss o. marvellous cures Of oons.lRttea,
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RoKpEE .

ID AID foUeIIkOTy
.o,n,r, ooubbxxaTsSSASS fS M 1sh'
~. BUBCHKkIA -
On eorDar lSsh and
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PROPOSALS 1O8 COAL AND WOOD.

III BINGT wONDIRTUL RIUDY-VJA
~ 6U9A.Ior al fhfost, Lung, LvsF and Kid.
fsmlhlst Of marvellous eurss Of 0ens.nltioa,
bero1ule, 60 "a WekWlys
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MTNNRHAHA LoDo8, No. I, I. 0. or q. r.
met last evening in the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association building. Five or elk per.
sons were initiated, and after the transaction
OF considerable business, the Lodge opened
under the head of "0ood OF the Order" 70.
sulting In the rendition Of several nne celec
tons Of vocal and instrumental music, essays,
declarations, &c. -
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this association was held last night ana 80
lutions Of respect TO the memory of Mr. Hsvr.
q deceased member OF the SRngerbuud 49,
adopted, and arrangements were made 70 NJ.
tend bis funeral to-day.
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THE RoUNDTRRR HABRAs CORPUS CASE
Richard Ronndtree, who it will BE- recollected
was before Judge Fisher on Tuesday last on a
writ OF hobeds corpus, issued on the application
OF his counsel, ]. Bell Adams, was ag am be-
fore Judge Fisher this morning, the examina-
ton having been continued until to-day In
two cases his bail had been fixed, and after
hearing the evidence on the charge Of stealing
gold bar from Mr.. Nixon, Judge Fisher fixed
the amount Of bail in this case At $500, making
the whole amount required $780, Mr.. N II.
Miller appeared for the prosecution, aud re.
sisted the motion made BY Mr.. Adams for
Roundtree's discharge.
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MEETING OF THE POLICE BoARD.-The fol.
rowing business was transacted at the meeung
OF me board yesterday:-PrIvats 3 H. Sher-
wood, tor neglect Of duty, was ordered 70 be
reprimanded- Henry b. Gray ana William
hes1 were appointed additional privates for
Twelve months, for duty IN the Treasury
grounds. The application of " hitfieId. Street
Il Co. for liquor license was disapproyed. a
committee Of the board was appointed In con.
pecuon with the three police surgeons to make
force, with view TO retiring any who may be
found unf1t for active duty. The committee
Will take into consideration promotions to fill
vacancies now existing in the force. The board
ordered that the magistrates shall keep perma-
nent dockets a. the station houses.
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BADLY INJURRD.-This morning as Steven
Banks, colored man in the employ of M,
Foley, 7th street, above q, was raising q
window sash, the glass in which was broken
the other sash fell and the glass literally
artery from which he bled profusely. DIR. p
Croghan, Of South Washington, happened
to De In the neighborhood at the urae. and
bound up his wounds, after which he WA senI
TO his home BY Mr.. Foley.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNroN.-This "a.
ISOLATION met ~ Unisn League Hall last eve.
ming, Captain Kelly in the chair. Sergeant
Henry Fetter was admitted to membership
Resolutions were adopted complimentary to
the President for his course IN regard 10 the
elections in Virginia and Mississippi, and
also TO Gen. Candy fer his course in the for.
m.r State. Captain Brock was installed a.
Second Vice President Of the association
len 9Th In relation TO the Virginia and Missis-
sippi question, after which the Union ad.
lourned.
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hRS. SEHUMAN DURAND.
II 1S5 W. Pratt street, b Baltimore, Md,
May be consulted on ell Female Dom plants and
Private Diseases. Ladies and gentlemen who wish
TO consult physician Of great skill and perience
will do well &c call. Nervous Debility, &c, sue.
ctsefuliy treated. Business strictly pfidential
All letters must contain q stamp. au7.lm
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sworn Knew Mr.. Wnaley he came to hts
fathers house and used threats against him 10
his mother. On cross.examlnaiion, witness
SAID the threats We're made in the front room
mp stairs.
Lewis R Fechtig testified that three weeks
ago he met Whaley near the Police station;
Whaley had black eye, and said woman
had struck him with q pebble; he said be had
been watching for Boernstein all day, and
said he wanted 70 shoot the id SON Of a =;
he asked him 70 60 to the Government Print.
ing Once and tell him to come out, and he'd
blow his brains out; that he wanted TO do il
for two or three weeks: Boernstein was not
AT the office that day; whaley was dIluk,
very drunk, indeed; he did not know what he
Mr.. Whaley. Were You sober at the timer
forty .nve years Of age.
Mr.. Whaley remarked that he would leave
Una. ossween nim,eif his God. and the Gov
Whaley addressed the Justice, and sald he had
avoided an encounter with Nolte. althoueh he
had been told he had . cowhids under his coat
dsavorinS 10 make Inn leave ' ~ c,sr ann SMi
abandon this prosec alton. bat though reeret.
ting that such . timing had ever occurrsd3 10
had determined not 10 abandon it
MI. Boernstein then ~ofatned psrmis.,ou-
against the protest OF MI. Whaisy, to MAKE a
statement, In the course OF which he said thnt
be came here In 1861. and found that his sister
together, by whom she had had two children
Some time since Whalsy had told him thar be
could live with her no longer, but that be
would leave 90 much money In his hands for
her support he told him that he thought that
honorable. Witness said that Whaley had
neglected his sister-in-law, and he had given
her money to live ON. He had assisted Whaley;
given him bread 70 eat, and frequently, when
be (W. had no place to sleep at, his wife
had gotten out Of her own bed 90 that Whaley
might have bed to rest in. Whaley then
owed him borrowed money. Witness then de.
tailed the Occurrences under Investigation: said
Whaley first throw stones, then pitched in with
a club, and followed mp the assault with such
violence that he lwttness) had 70 take his suck
from him and whip him with IL.
The case was here closed, when Mr. Hine
briefly reviewed the evidence, and claimed for
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WoRKruGNHN's PROTECTIVE UNION. -
specai meeting Of the Workingmen's Protect.
I've Union, FOR the admission or new members
held on Wednesday evening at John wesley
CnpIcn. connecticut avenue and L street One
hundred new members were admitted The
1xecouye Committee reported ha wing obtained
the JOB Of grading and travelling p .frsst from
Eth street TO Boundary street West-the drst
results Of the work ing Of the union. The neal.
ing was large, enthusiastic, and harmoniou,
Arrangements were made for imms5ia ~ co,n :
nencement OF the work on p street.
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cured you must avoid all purgative medicine, and
take this Tonic regularly, and few bottles will
make certain Cure in the most obstinate and for
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THE WEEKLY ARGUS.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

There never was a time in the history of our
country when greater necessity existed for cir
culating pure Democratic documents. Radical
legislation has made gave yard and desert Of
half Of our country; our liberties have been in.
| tringcd upon 70 an alarming extent; ovcrwhclm-
ed with debt, and staggering under its load Of
corruption and imhecility, our government ia
the scott and by-word of foreign nations; dispis.
ell at home and drrdcd abroad, it i, oycrhang
ing the very brink Of destruction; the departure
of our people from the glorious preccptS of the
past has led them into labyrinth of anarchy
from which many see no escape but in military
despotism. The New York Inperiali,f, founded
and supported by the bond holding arstocracy,
is laundering for the establishment of an Empire;
its efforts receive the conntenance Of high gov
eminent officials, and the appreciation of the
manufacturing nabobs ofthe East we are rapid
ly drifting upon breakers which must soon test
the stability of the ship of State. There is no
hope for the future, save in rousing the people
to their duties as citizens and to a realization OF
the peril in which their liberties are placed
There is but one way to redeem the country from
the demagogues and plunderers who are fast urg-
ing it to ruin. The masses must return to the
principles of the fathers of the Republic, drive
from places Of trust the spoilers fattening upon
the life blood Of the nation, aud place in power
only those who will administer our affairs with
prudence and economy. There must he It
change in the government within the next four
years. The people must choose between Democ-
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The Democratic party will he
found, as in the past, battling against monarch
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Circulate TIE documents.
With this object in view, we have determined
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hope, thereby, to place it in the hands of every
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If every political opponent who may desire to
investigate facts and listen to the truth while yet
price Of the WEEKLY ANGUS will be as follows:
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Narunna liability.


with its gloomy attendants, low splrlts' de-
PRESTON Involuntary emissions, loss OF semen
SPermatorrhosa, loss of power, dizzy head, loss o.;
memory and threatened impotence and imbecility'
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"kstonishing but True. "

That Dooley's Chemical Yeast Baking Powder
KIT. 1t is entirely free from any deleterious
substances, and com pounded with suOh serupu'
lous exactness that tine contents Of each box
arc the same, and will produce the same results
every time. 1t is uneqsaled for making bis
cults, rolls, cakes, pastry, &c.-at once healthy
and nutritious Grocers everywhere keep it.
July 2Rdeoi
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What 10 Quillaya saponsria

1t is tree, the bark Of a Oh liam tree, which
yields when macerated, a fragrant vegetable
soap vita cleaning and Hntiputrescent proper
ties not possessed by anS other vegetable pro
ducton. This bark is prominent constituent
dental preparation ever introduced in America.
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Patients must write their name, state, and post
office address, plainly. All letters requiring an
answer, must contain a letter stamp, and be ad-
dressed to DIR. KNAPP son, Cnicsgc
&4a- Amy of the above diseases ean be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
in a letter, when they cannot see us.
DR. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for twelve years, can be consulted, for
IShA at the Rock leland House. as follows:
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Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, S.
Rock Island County, '"'
In the Circuit Court Of the September Term, A.
D. 1859. In Chsncery.
Sarah b. Cobb vs.. Job Ross Maria Gould, Aus
tin f. Gould, and - Gould, wife of said
Austin, and whose christian name is unknown.
Amended Bill in Partition.
To Marin Gould and - Gould, wife Of said
Austin h. Gould, AMI whose christian name is
unknown, defendants in the above entitled suit,
NOTICE is hereby given that the above emit.
~ tied suit is now pending in said Court, and
that summons has been issued against you
therein.
Now, unless you shall personally be and ap-
pear before said Court on the first day Of the
next term thereof, 10 he holden in the Court
House, in the City Of Rock Island, in the county
and state aforesaid, on the FIRST MONDAY
or SEPTEMBER NEXT, to which time and
place the said summons is made returnable, and
plead answer or demur to the amended bill in
said suit fled that the same will be taken for
confessed as again,t YOU, and decree entered &C
cordipgly.
Rock Island, H., July 6, A. D. 1869.
SAMUEL p. HODGES,
Clerk Of sail Court.
OSBORN i CURTIS,
Complaints Solicitors.
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Hair. july l9dwlm.
MuLTuM IN PARyo. - There il contained in Dr..
many thousands of testimonials of their having
restored the sick 10 health which can be seen at
our Office. use DR.. Myrse's Indian Root Pills
and you will find them not only curative of dis-
ease but also u preventative. They should be
used in all cases of Billiousness, Headaches, Liv-
er Complaints, Female Irregularities, &c. We
make no secret of the formula from which this
medicine is prepared. ASK your storekeeper for
the 0mcta Almanac, read it carefully. Use
Morses Pills. Sold by all dealers. iyl5dw I'm.