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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-03
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CON EECTIONl
aCRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salearoom No. Maiden Lane. N. 2

MIN L IN i lNIN -.
the distress occasionsd sicky Children IN taking Inc
Aaussous vermfuges Of that day resolved 70 AZ nal
We them, and from the moot effective Of these RENE
dies succeeded in separating their active medical
properties, pure. tasteless and inodoroue Then 81
combining these with sugar, and moulding then in
to an agreeable formed the present pcru
HOLLOwAYD vkRMlFUGR CONNECTIONS.
Which have almost entirely superceded the old
nausecus vermfaGe, to the delight Of the poor little
sunerers y contains no Calomel or ether poison
30 highly esteemed 10 this Popular vern,fsee. ~
the profession. that al intelligent Physicians Who
knew Of them prescribe them IN preference y other
more effective 70 cure.
Parents and guardiane, havine the care Of
only eradicate wcrms-thoss pests q childhcs1~
but correct any arrangement Of the digestive o..
gans. % prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and enly trss Arniea Plastsrs Pee
ssss'ng sas great healing properties
The curative sests u these Pastere n an eaees Of
pain or weakness In Tie breast side Or eek and Il
al cases - ln1ao0ation u The Lanes, an1 Co0Rh,
PSyscians prescribe them. csd sSoessnd I' rscc..
mend theN. ODeBnvD- HollswAy earo ne Oririnal
and only trss Asniea Piastsn.
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ointmset, a0csan sxpeFissce Of twenty yeasy,
has proved itself sovereign remedy Tor III Dseseec
Of the Skin havfng effected radical cure IN evefy
eaee - which u Vas usoA, carinR many obetinats
casee Of fifteen 81 twenty yeass standing that had
previes:iy ,:.istse on remedies prescribed By the
osee nceacaI taleet u sAo county lts sset 10 -
IL rsmoved; the skin beeomes smooth and healthy,
and rename pernansatly healed, without the use a
any ether remedy.
HIS. rlrr,n. 3Ars-Rz.v. lrc., se,s,n's I.s.,
knIGrAAs, BiofsaDs PIHPlHs, and ever form ei
disease ofthe saia 10 2enctuslly cared, NO attsr 81
1lAnRb ErsiIps. and Discharges non the Pa. when
nothing else would heal them. Puxs. that have re-
sisted all other treatment for many years have been
e6sctualy cured By the use Of only one beg Of this
Ointment Brzss, scALss, and OH eosss, It heals
tn very short time. PHicR 20 Cerrs rn Box. II
aot sold BY your Draeget send 80 cents 70 Johnston
Holloway q Cowden. Philadelphip, . bex viii be
sent free Of postage to any add ces
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No EXcnaa

Nor Gray Hair, dandruf, or badness They can
al be prsventsd Or sured BY using Woods lnprovea
Hair Restorative. We mean what We az and esn
prove. Sold by Druggists and Barbsrs
pyica III per bottle.
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BATcHELoR's BAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best ! the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless reliable,
instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridiculous
ints: remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes nvgoratss
andieaves the Hair son and beautiful blac Or brown
Sold By all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelor Wig Factory, No. 10 Bend st..
New York. apr20. dkvlv
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TO YOUNG ME1

no arrest esainAl Lesess. - esueser bed habits
and fenCys tne sf!sets Of earG Rrror, send :
Vile, Kentucky.
Eavi.s led zee yeass ezpsr,saes 4. shis specially.
Pauents ssnetm8 non ~ diseaee whatever Of pri-
Any efthe aosnn Recnlia. to the seq. b. enclosing
s:nss = ass,s. Nth s,isi stateaess q eass, wi
and thss avsid luseksFy. We ~ Sav~ : ysrix
Clasp which ye guarsnss to cure varicocsae in iouR
dsy. - n. mi Gre, Preventive Tho.sd
for pamphlet, containing ensrayiprs and exnlana.
tions Of the above preventive With an sssey On the
s sl: Of R,event"n All correspondence eonA
Drawer 9l7. Louisville. ". cetci 111iv
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IL 3 EARSAP ARlLLA.
ood Reason for the Captain
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS Letter, AND TIE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

READ THE CAPTAINS Letter, AND TIE
LETTRRFROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks. No., April 30, 1855,
Da. Je1H BuLL-Dear Sir: knowing the Of
aeisney Of your Rarssparilla, and the healing
and bsnifcial qualities Il possesses, 1 send yen
the following statement Of ny sass:
was wounded about two years ass-was O..
ken prisoner and connsd for sixteen month";
Being moved % sftsn that my wounds have -
Asalsdyet. have not at % . moment sisss
was wounded. an shot through the hips
Ny general health 10 impaired. and need some
thing - assist nature. l have more faith il
yeur Sassapsrlls than IN any thing else. /
wish thss that 10 genuine. Please express -
half dsssn bottles and sbligs.
OAr1. .. p. Jsaxsox. 81. Louis. No.
?. S.-Ths following w. written April -,
1855, By Mrs. Jennie Jshnssn, mother Of Cast
Jshnsen:
Da. BsLL-Dear sir: ny husband, Or. o.
Johnson. was . skillful surgeon and physician IN
Central New Ysrk. whore he died. leaving the
above o. P. Joanssn 70 ny care. A. thirteen
ysArs 81 age be he'd . ehssnis diasrhea aad
sersfala. fer which gave hin Year Sarsaparil.
.. IT ovnnS I'M. have fer Ten vsars Fseen
nsndsd IL - nanv in Central New York. Ollie
aad lswa. for ssrofala. fever sssss aad genera,
debility. Perfect success 49, attended Il The
cures sassesd in ssns eosss Of ssrefuls and fever
ores we're almost miraculous. ian very anx.
ioas for my son V again hsvs recourse - vsur
Ssrsaparilla. He 10 fearful Of getting spurious
article. hence his writing 70 yea for II. His
wounds are terrible, but believe be will rssev.
Or. Respectfully,
JBSHID JenHsoH.
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speosAL MorucRs.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Bewaieof Counterfeits Smiths Tonie Syrup has
beenoun tsrslted, aud the counteYeitsr brought to
grief.
Smi tbs Tonic Syrup
The genuine article must have Dr.. John Bulrs pri-
sste Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull oniy hae
the right 10 mauufseture and cell the Orgna John
smiths Tonic syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. II ny private stamp
not On the bottle. do net plrchass or you will BE-
deceived. Bee my column adverussmsni, and ~
show card. will prosecute any one inffingine on
my right. The gs1utne Smiths Tonic syrup can
enly b prepared By nyeeK.
The publiee servant
Louiovillo, H. DR. JOHN BULL.
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Cedar Falls has ssse. 600 invs,tsd in
manufacturing.
All northern Iowa has . raging rsil
road fever. May oil the plans be success
fully carried out.
a Auscatins barber undertook 70 .ixht
. huld lamp wiils burning. and co. b.swn
upsssy LSoasons,y. 10
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BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
Authontlc Docanents-Arkn
sas hearalffen.

TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
stony Point, White Co.,, Ark, May %, 'sS.
d. ions BslL-Dsar Sir. Last February
~ il Louisvills Purchasing drugs, and re
sens Of your Sarsaparilla and Csdron Bittsrs.
Ayson-in-law. who wss with me il the store
has bssa dewa with rhsunssisn Ter ssue time.
commenced On the Bitscrs. saa 500. found II
general health improving.
Dr.. 0ist, whs has been IN bed health. tr;s
hem. and hs also improved.
Dr.. 0sGss, VIE hss bssn in baA health fer
several yssrs-stomaeh and liver afFeetsa-hs
improved much BY the uss Of ysur Bittsrs. In.
sssd the osdrea Bisssrs have given yeu great
In this settlement. thiak I eevla
cell . great quantity Of ysur medicine shis Fall.
yeur Csdren Bittsrs and sarsp,rills
dip Ne via Memphis. care Of Rieksts
. Nicely.
Respectfully,
o.. WAssm,
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Da JenH BsLl-Dsar Sir: have recently
gwen ysur WORN Destroyer" several trials
aad End it wonderfully s@sssisus. Ii has net
failed in . sisEls instance 10 have the wished fer
eject. l arm donga pretty large country pras-
tiee. and have daily use for some article Of the
kind. an free 70 confess that knew Of no
'smsdy recommended BY the sblsst authors that
70 90 certain and speedy il its effects. o. the
contrary they are uncertain in the sxtrsns. ny
object in writing yen 10 TO And go upon what
terms ear get the medicine directly frsm ysu.
II can get il upen easy terms, shall uss .
great deal Of IL. I am awsrs that the use 81
sssA articles 10 eentr ary to the tsschiags and
practice Of great majority Of the regular lire 81
A.D's, but sss No just eaass or good sense in
discardine . remedy which ~ know to Be s6i.
sisnt. simply because We may be ignorant Of ito
combustion. For my part. shall make ito
rule to use oil and any means 70 alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may bs able to eomnand-
aot hssitatins because sons one more ingenious
shan myself may have learned its effects arst, and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge
Hewevsr, l an BY No means ~ advocate Or sup.
porter Of the thou'ands Of worthless nestrums
that dood the country, that purpert to cure al
manner of disease to which human flesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon. and inform me OF your best
terms. lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ. b.
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VIII ali those AFFECTED with Cough or Consumption
read the folio wing. and learn the value OF
Aliens Lung Balsam
the Doctors :

What the Doctors Saw.
aimee woolly. NJ. D.. OF Kosciuseo county, mo-,
ssys. .For three years paet have used ALLErs
Lrss BA,sAs extensively In my pracncc, ~ ain
satisfied there is DO better medicine ior iohs
% In use" -
Isaac Il. Doran. NJ D.. OF Logan Co., O., says
'.AIIrS's Luro BAL.Ax not only sells rapidly. but
givcs perfect satisfaction in cvey c-se wi.hn my
that II DO seeses vauabie medicine properties free
" use Il In my daily pr ctice aud with unhonnded
saccess Az an expectorant. Il most certainly Tar
abe ad Of any preparation have ever yet known"
Na,hsniei barrie ID of Mddlebury. Vt, says:
~ have no doubt will soon become acla-sc.l rem
edia agent for the cure Of all diseases OF the Throat
Bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs.
DIR Lloyd. OF ohio. surgeon In the army d7ring
the Wal. from exposure contracted c0nsumption.-
He says; 81 have no hcaltancy In seying that vas
sy The sss Of your. duns S''am that am no" alive
Dr.. Fischer. Of Missouri. says: ~ recommend
yous 1slssm II preference to any other medicine for
ALLufs Lvne BALaAN 10 the remedy 70 cure all
Lung and Throat AiGaculties. Nshould be thorough
tsseed before usi,e aeL other Balsam II viii cure
whcn AL ssAsfs Tell. Directions accompany eaeh
J. n. HARRIS . CO.. Sole Proprietors. cincin-
naii. Ohio. For sale By all Druggists oc22-dAwem
CristadOrO's Hair DVe.
LADIES. over gray hair. why
shc1ld there be HI r and CRY
CRlSTADORO'S DYE you know,
Will black or brown bestow.
Use then this uneq1aled Dye,
Have the HUE without the CRY.
CRiSTADORO'5 HAIR PREsERNATlVE
Cristadoro guarantees that his Hair Preeervauve
shall succeed where every other preparation has
failed In keeping clean tbs hair thickenine u, CLOSE
ing IT, preserving its color, inening to curl. ana
restoring 1t to that health ard vigor which are the
elements Of IT. beatty.
Sold ~ Druggists and applied by all Hair Drss-
eere. Mandatory No. 81 Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal Depot No. 8 Aston House.
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OFFERS HER STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
~ for sale At . sacrifice. Wishing to retire non
bcsineee. We will make IL An object to any person
Cell within days f Jon with to secure good bar
gain. Hats and Bonnets will be sold very cheap
IN III that time expires.
P:s.-Cloak and Drees making done On short
notice.
- Dfo0y 0t........,.....00 veapODt
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BULLS WORN DESTROYER
TO ny Unlsoa STATES and World.
wide headers:

wide 0c00orO
l have received many Testimonials frsn pre-
fessional and medical men, - my Almsnacs ssd
are genuine. The following letter IRON highly
educated and popular physician..in Georgia, 10
certainly one Of the most sensible communica-
ITEMS have ever received Dr. Clement Knows
exactly what hs speaks Of, and HE testimony
deserves to be written in letters Of gold. Hear
what the Dsetsr says Of BULLS WORN DE-
STROYER
vnLAxsw, WALxsR CosSfY, Ca,
jane 2Sth. 1865.
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Laughing gas has been sdmipistsssd -
IN an@sths.ic II 20e, 900 easss in America,
with only enc death.
Chicago receives mere grain and lumber.
packs more beef and pork, and has larger
bakery than any other city in the word.
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The Wapcllo Republican says that in
Louisa county very little Of the las, wheat
crop has yet been sold, and nearly all Of
the last years corn crop is still held by the
farmers
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was always lucky fellow, and the
most fortunate thing tbs ever happened
to me was being born SMITH.
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The rinanos,.

Tho following is tho bill, Geographic
synopsis of which we published few
days ago. for the redemption in coin Of
the United States notes and fractional
currency and requiring the national banks
to redeem their notes in specie. introduce.
cd in the Senate, il we mistake not, BY
Mr.. Morton, OF Indiana:
BE it enacted, etc, That hereafter there
shall be no sales Of gold belonging to the
Treasury Of the United States, and that
the surplus gold now in the Treasury and
that which may hereafter accrue over and
above the amount required to pay the in.
terest on the public debt, and for other
specific uses specified By law, shall he re.
served and set apart for the redemption
of the United States notes and fractional
currency.
Sec. 2, And be it further enacted, That
on and after the LIST day OF July, 1871,
the Treasurer OF the United States shall
pay in coin at the treasury OF the United
States shall pay in coin at the Treasury
Of the United States. at Washington, in
the District OF Columbia. and at such
other points as may be designate BY the
Secretary OF the Treasury. all United
states notes and fractional currency that
may be presented for redemption.
Sec. 8. And lie it further enacted, That
on and after the LIST day Of January,ls72,
the national banks shall pay in coin such
of their notes as may be presented for 10.
demption, and shall, on and after the lst
Gay OF July, 1870, reserve and hold In
their vaults oil the coin that may be re-
ceived by them ss interest on their stocks
held by the government Tor the SSdsnp.
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POETRY.
Igr he Vda Br-es Press.
BY LEMPIr 4SiA."
AUTUMN.

a gloom, 20 dread, Is slowly creeping
Der the earth, which no seems weeping;
For from IT, form II nov must lay
The mantle II so Ion has worn,
And pear In winters tread array
80 uniuyiIing and fo.lorn.
How sad the sight as we're looking
On scene which awe Is brooking,
Is not ey'ry feeling hoy,
Pure. untarnished, tse from guileS
l. not ey'ry I'm. 'ul.e l1Sly,
Which its solemn scenes beguile'
When We view the leaves i failing,
ri, solemn scene appalling;
For like them, too, we -0on must lay
Aside the robes " ith which we're bound
And clothed at last, in robes of clay.
Well moulder to our native ground.
The trees Of verdue now are stripping,
As winters frosts their life Is nipping;
lis so all long the tide Of life,
In Autumn liie's beautys shorn,
And cold and tried in the strife.
IL seems but dreary anu iOrlOrn.
These Autumn scenes. how awe-inspiring,
Waking in our thoughts admring
For oft, methinkS. within each soul,
We call up scenes now in the past;
And feelings sweet above control,
Would bid lfe's Autumn ever last,
And often, in our mid day dreaming,
There will come holy seeming;
Wen mediate on joys He'd
Which ere and anon will creep,
Athwart our path from which they're sped
And Autumn's shadow make us weep.
GAINESVILLE, ARK, Nov. y, 1865.
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A LADY BuRrrn ALIVE II have juss
hear,l Of one OF the most heart.rending
and yet unavoidable affairs which IL has
ever been my lot to record. Il 10 moth.
my more nor less than the frightful real.
ity of being buried alive A most esd
mable lady, Mrs. Crane. whose husband
is book. keeper in Fleming b Co.'S drug
store. in this city, died suddenly last Julys
VI what was pronounced sunstroke. She
was q school teacher ia one OF our moss
popular schools. In the Afternoon, aitsS
school was out. she went to visit q neigh.
bor on Felicity street, and just 40 she -.
tered her friends house she !en inssnsible
and expired. to all appearance. In about
two minutes. the doctor proAouncing Il
sun-suoke. Her body was Inferred the
next day. at 10 O'Clock, and her mother.
an old lady. about 6fsy years Of age. aud
her husband and one little son, went
home almost broken hearted. and have
since been nearly distracted, being ct timss
unable to sleep. AMI, in fact, lead most
miserable and disconsolsts life; and well
they might, as the sequel will show, be-
they known what they had done.
One night last week. the mother, aftss
passing a most distressing day. fell asleep
late at night aud dreamed that her dauRh
ter had been buried alive. She jumped
mp in frantic state and rushed to her
son.in laws chamber,cryiny. My dsnsh.
ter is buried alive! Oh. my daughter ID
buried alivel What shall ! dor Ts
sleep any more that night was out ofths
question she still crying that her dsu9h
ter was buried alive, whenever her con.
in law would try to quiet her. At length
the proposition was made to have the
body disinterrsd. just to satisfy her. So
carly next morning the grave was opensd
and the coffin raised On, what Z horri.
Die sight met their view! Pen is 20 over.
less to portray the scene which followed.
The hoiy. which had been placed in 3
metallic coffin, was turned over, the glass
covering the face was broken to atoms,
the ends of her fingers being beaten and
batters all r. pieces; her hair torn ont 10
handfulls, and her shroud torn In many
places. all presenting the appearance Of
one OF the most desperate struggles 70
free herself from her terrible misfortune.
II any of you readers coM,i have sesa
she relatives Of the unfortunate lady,
when this condition Of wha: they suppos-
I'd was the perpetual silent tomb hsA
brought to light, il would have forced .
tear from the most stolid and adamantins
heart 1t was one of the most distress
ing aff,irs ever recorded in this State. ard
J sincerity trust it viii be the last I 81
ever called upon to recori.--N. O. Co...
yssposdsnt Cincinnati Enquirer.
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ton OF their notes.
Sec. L. And Be II further enocsu6. ia
until the LIST day Of January. loso q
whisd time they are require 70 begtn ~
redemption of their nosss. the u6eiousl
banks shall keep and hold 10 their vss!ts
the full reserve Of legal tender aoeso 9
now required by law. and that On end 4.
ter tina, time the reserve Of legal oonds
notes a. fast an Withdrawn shall b ~
placed with coin 10 . like amount sud
the said hanks shall thereafter 10 rsQuis.
ed to hold . reserve 10 coin to The hhe
amount AMI for the same purposes - new
required by Law to be held In legal tsodas
n ,tes: Prosiied. That the compsroiIee
ot the currency may. with the ascent d
the Secretary of the Treasury. allow ssid
ranks to hold portion Of said reserve.
not exceeding two.hi,hs Of the amount
reIaired BY law, 10 United States notse.
Sec 5. And be it further enacted. Thsa
the Secretary Of the Treasury msY cause
8, many OF the United States notes that
nav he redeemed under the provisions Of
this act ~ he cancelled a. may. IN bic
J alignment, be necessary to the proper
limitation Of the currency; ProrsdeS
fa'ttr. That all fractional currency tbst
NAV be deemed shall ps cancelled
Sec Aud be il further enacted, That
N and after the LIST day Of January, 1874.
The United States notes shall cease ~ b
legal tender 10 payment Of debts. bus
Oh Ill lie receivable in payment Of govern
q ,nt dues IS now provided by law.
Sec T. And be 1t further enacted, Thae
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall have
the power to negotiate and sell bonds OF
the United States to lie due in thirty years,
and redeemable BY the government ss IL
pleasure after ten yesrs, bearing Interest
at the rate Of - per cent, principal and
interest payable in gold, to such -
amount IS may be necessary to carry into
operation the provisions Of the sscoud
section of this act
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Bow FEIos.-Of al! painful things,
can there be any 40 excruciAtingly painful
As home felon? We know OF none that
dssb 10 heir to and ~ this malady il quite
frequent and the subject Of much earnest
consideration. We give the latest recipe
for its cure, which is given ny that high
authority the London Lancet. AZ soon
as the pulsation which indicates the dis
ease is felt, put directly over the spot
dy blister, about the size Of your thumb
nail, and let il remain Tor six hours, q
the expiration Of which time directly un.
der the surface Of the blister may be seeA
the felon. which can Be Instantly takeu
out with the point Of q needle or lancet"
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DsyiNrrloSs OF BIBLE TsRxs. "A days
journey w1 thir,y.,hres aud ns.if,h milss.
A Sabbath days journey was sbou, ~
English mile.
Ezskiels reed was eleven feet, nearly.
A cubit is twenty-five inches, nearly.
A hands breadth 10 equal TO three and
fve.sghths inches.
A fingers breadth 10 equal to one iaeh.
A sheksl OF silver was about City cslts.
A sheke of gold vas % 90
A talent Of silver was o6SS,32
a talent OF gold vas 4lS 800.
A pies Of silver. Or . penny. wss tAis.
teen cents.
A iArthing Was thee csats.
A gsrah was one cent.
A mite was one cent.
A homer contained ssvsnsy.lvs gsllsss
aud i've pin,s.
a nrphs. or bath. coa,sinsd ssvss al.
Ions and Ave pinta.
A b,n wAs one gallsn and swo pints.
A n,kin wss .evsn pints.
An omsr YES viz pinss.
a csb wss thres piass. fTt
A deg w sss.Slf pesA
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BY THE USE OF THE
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHGi CORDIAL

in the valley of the Mississippi. is rapidly aud
radically cured--hence its name, It will, also.
when taken according to directions most assurcJy
cure all cases OF Cholera, Cholc, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentary, and all diseases Of the Bowels.
II is prescribed by the first Western and South
ern physicians, aud used in the hospitals Of the
country as a standard remedy.
Thousands have been cured by the use Of this
Cordial; aud itmay properly lie termed the Great
Medicines Of the South and West.
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