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DISPEHSARY.
DR.. D. s. JOHNsON'S
Medical Dispensary, Memphis, Tenn.

No. 2Io NAN STREEI.
CHOR the cure Of all forms Of private diseases
It Impotence, Seminal Weakness, Syphilis,
etc, speedily cured; also, diseases peculiar 10
females. DIR. johnson has given his special
attention TO the cure OF Private Diseases for
6 years. All afflicted should call or write.
Medicines sent by express % all parts, and
cures guaranteed
Ofiiee hours 8 am. % pm. Sundays TO II
am Uesl D. $. JOHNSON, MD.
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Frepcb Ambassador 10 Turkev.

PARIS, June I4.-Viscount De Lacquer
onneine has been appointed Ambassador
of France to Turkey, vice Qsheral, made
Senator Baron H. Mercer De Lostende
will not be disturbed as Ambassador to
Snain as has been reported
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Prim Bolds cuhs

MADRID, June l4.-Gen. Rrim again re
pudiates the report that he has attempted
to raise money in America by the by
pOthiOation of Gu ban revenues.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE

Jefferson Street, near Msin.)
CHAs. H. Il. BRooM.--Lessee and Proprietor
EUGENE +. GORlAN.---.-Acting Stage Manager
FroL fRANK KAREOLD.--..-Leader OF Orchestrs
eB THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA.
IEh ls open the year round with powerful
and talented corps Of male and female art
istsf presenting each evening program me
replete with musle, mirth and melody.
AdnIssion. 2lc: Private Boxes. S. ap1
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Rescued from Rrluands.

MADRID, June l4.-Bonnells, one of the
English chaplains in the hands of theSpan-
ish brigands, has been rescued by the
national forces. Three of the latter were
shot in the engagement.
1t is not stated that the Duke of Mont
pensier will not leave Spain this summer
for England. AS before reported he will
90 with his family to SeYille.
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Statement Of the cOaditisn of the
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
On the 3lst Day of December, 1859,

On Tie DIST LAY OF december, 1859.
The name OF the Company Is t.Ir-rr-v,x,
TIoNAL INSURANCE COMPANY" It Is lOca-
Ted IN the City of New York,
The amount OF its capital stock Is s5O0 OOO
Inc amount OF capital stock paid up is 5OO,0O1
The Assets of the Company are as follows;
Cash on hand and In the hands OF
agents or other persOns.......... SIG go Oh
f'eal estate unlncum bered...---.-.. None.
Bonds owned by the Company, to-wit:
y. s. so bonds, par value.-s595 500
U ,. IO-4O bonds, par value l0oOOO
U. 5. per ct. 30 year bonds 2i5Om
new York county bonds 6,OeQ
Virginia State bonds........,.... s7lG0
Alabama State bopds.,.,., lSOOQ
Central Park Improvements
south fR csE0iins csSaidni Bonds, new lsSSSS 2SSS
,,, sl08,60
Market value sl OQO III o
Loaned on bond and mortgage be-
ing the hrst lien on unineum-
Dered reaI estate, worth double
the amount loaned ................ son %
DeDts OtherWlse seeured....-.-..-..... $50 400 90
Debts for premiums. .......-. ...... .U6g d
All other securities. l5S77 IS
Total sIy868,8s8 II
LIABILITIES,
Amounts due or not due to hauksor
Losses adjusted and due,................ None,
Losses aoyuSted and not due.-;...-.... 4y55s IS
LOSSES unAlJuSleu and losses in suS-
pense waiting IOr further proof I59.653 s.
AL other claims against the Comply 2O,6s5 So
Total liabilities. .,......... sI7S yO3 d
Ihe greatest amount insured in any
Oue 81 600 90
Ehe greatest amount allowed bv the rules Of
the company to be insured in any one city
town or village; the greatest amount al
lowed TO be insured in any one blOck-NO
arbitrary rule are governed entirely BY a
prudent regard for the character OF the risk
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoMPTRQLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, January l. lg70
1, Il. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
treasury, do hereby certifysthat the Interna-
Ional Insurance Company, of the City OF
New York, located at New York In the
state OF New York, has produced to me saffs-
factory evidence that said Company has COM
piled with all the requirements of
the laws Of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance eomPantes,and / FUR
Lner certlfy thai ). K. CLARKE & Co, Agents
of said Company, have also mplied with
the requirements Of the laws Of the slate
made and provided in such cases.
" wherefore said Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the bust
ness OF insurance In this State, at Memphis
Tennessee. q. W. BLACKBURN
mhl6 Comptroller OF Tennessee.
8. r. CLARKE CO., Agents.
Is Knickerboeker Building
1el Madison street. Memphis
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InfaIibnity.

ROM, June l4.-The Rope is oeFtain OF
a majority in favor of the infallibility
measure. Several members of the mi
nority repeat their resolve to retire in
case the proposition is successful. The
fathers who are in favor of infallibility are
contributing heavily to make up purse
to be given to the Pope. The minority
decline to subseriDs anything.
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The Remains Of Nc. Dioksns--Lo Of
British 6unboat

LONDON, June l4.-It is rumored that
the remains of Charles Dickens will be
brought to London to-day, the family
having consented to their burial in West
minister Abbey.
A station on the Metropolitan railroad
was nearly consumed by fire last night.
Advices have been received here an
nouncing the total loss of the British gun
boat Storey, in the China sea. Her COM
mander, William Selwin, and forty-three
of the crew, perished. The Storey was a
screw steamer of 800 tons burden, so horse
power, and carried three guns.
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over JUC ana under o5c u gaA
81 & gal-...-...-.---....---- a = q cl.lls Genus
over 81 , gal....-........Sl 2 gal a .
' eent......50 cents
Wines, champagne orr
sparkling, IN bottles Z SO 3 dow D dos
over pt6under lqt) minimum
Extra Oa Ne Qlianntg inl
each bottle OueT / qf 50 : s. q dOE IS q dOz
per gal, pt or less minimum
AZ b9ttle liquors. must b.
~ at leaSt dozen puck
Gqes
AHotodnoe Gor breakGgs
only on an Apprafser's
certificate
Wines, Of ali kinds,
imported in bottles, g. . dor. A
and not Otherwise same rates duty OF soc
provided for, over IS in casks y gal on
pint under lquart.- extra
r,se-, MIN, ao 9ns9tisieS q dds
B0niss % PAY an s1trd
duty Of oenfs each.
LlqllOrs entered t0iHeS
containing more than %
per cent Of qlcoh0l iriH b.
forfeited
Brandy and other spir-
It's distilled nom
grain and other ma
terials, and not 9TH g p proof
erwlse provided for GALLON.
lhe present duties and
imports connected
with this item are as
follows
Brandy arst PROOFS y gallon
with an
cendtnR
scale.
sc : Bl5e y n.
Logs and unmanufae- K OuRh
t1red Timber not timber q
provided for and CT.
ship timbsr-..-. '.''--..'...-...,.-..---frse.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLEkis OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, IanuaryI, 1910
L G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury 40 hereby certify that the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Com
ioany, located at New York, In the state of
New York. has produced to me satisfactory
evfdenca that said Company has complied
with an the rec uirements Of the laws OF the
state OF Tennessee, imposed on Insurance
Gem panies; and / further certify that 5. r.
Clarke & Co.. Agents oI ssld CON paDy, nave
laws OF the state, made and provided In such
cases. t4-E
Wherefore, said Liverpool and London
Globe Insurance. Company has authority to
take risks and transact the business Of insu-
rance in this State, at Memphis Tennessee.
q. ". BLACKBURN
Comptroller of Tenn.
sR. CLARKE & CO., Agents,
is Knickerbockar Building
jal Madis7n styest. Memphis.
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II CITY LOTS
AT
PUBLIC SALE!
hinder an imperative necessity 10 raise
~ money 70 pay my debts, 1 shall sell pub
hely, 70 the highest bidder,
This Day

The valuable lots I own in blocks 5. 80 and
80, on Main. Broadway, CarOlins-l fieOIg gia
and Ninth streets, being about severe two
vi In number. II must be apparent TO every
one that the progress Of improvement and
the growth Of the city still continues, as al
ways heretofore, 70. tend In this direction,
and that this portion OF the city Is mani
testify 70 be the center OF its future pOpula-
ton and wealth. Another point Of adVant-
age which could mention Is. that the 10th
Ward. IN which this property is situated
is not liable FOR the old debt OF the city and
that tWo-thtrds OF is taxes must be spent
within It's own limits. The street cars al
ready extend nearly to this point on Main
street. and the charter authorizes the exten-
sion of the street railway beyond IL
IlfLE-As a great deal has been said
against titles in part Of the 10th Ward IA
Fort Pickering. take this occasion to assert
that no better title can be made than can
give, the membranes only being. as IN
dertake 10 remove, and can remove. by the
proceeds Of this sale. Purchasers need give
themselves no uneasiness on that score. a.
do not ask their money until give them a
good title. An abstract Of the chain OF title
can be seen at the auctioneers Ofice, to-
gether with plan Of the ground
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skin -.-...--lu C. centtlt ~ e Gel
Furs-drsssed on skin.-20 ? ceHt...GH ~ q Gel
Furs-Not dressed in
any manner. Free
GIass-bruken III piecesiU O. ceut.-.Free
Gums-A Arahlc, Jeddah,
senegal and all Others20 e cent-Fre6
Copai-kOurie. Sanda-
rae. and all other var
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In e1saF trbsre ne uelr duty does nor equal s.
per cent dd edl0 en- q rate Of IS pen cent. = 70 Be
CHARGED.
Flax not m suufacturedSl5 p tun-S40 p tan
Flax, hackled, known
as dressed ine'.......-....40 e cent-S4O e tun
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Logs and unmanufae- K ough
tured Timber not timber y
provided for and , CT.
ship '-''..''''''''''.-...'--tree.
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The Proposed Tariff:

The following statement shows the
rates of duty under the tariff adopted by
the House, and now under consideration
in the Senate Finance Committee, COM
pared with the duties on the same articles
% u, FDrna.
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Spirits and Wines-2Oc , gal Wines OF
Wines valued 81 SOC p and 2 p al kinds
gall0n..-.-.--..,.-....... cent, 10 CASKS
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Grand Sabbath School Rally.

The LaSalle County Sabbath School Conven-
ton will meet at Tonica on Wednesday and
Thursday, September 2Sth and Goth.
Mr. VIM. Reynolds, of Peoria, will conduct the
Convention, assisted by the live Sunday School
workers of the county. Mr.. J. Payson Paster,
the State S. S. Secretary is expected to be pres
ent and take part in the exercises.
Pastors of the various churches, come and
bring your noble workers ;-Superintendts come
and renew your strength and zeal teachers. you
cannot afford to be absent.
ssThe good people of Tonica, give us hearty
welcome. Let us rally and expect and pray for
and work for a good time.
The Convention will open at P. ". on We'd
nesday and close on Thursday evening.
L. B. MERRIFIELD, Secy.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1870
The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court of the State of Illinois
met in their first session under the new consti.
tuition, at the Supreme Court rooms in this city
on Monday, the 18th inst. Chief Justice Law.
renee occupies the centre of the seven seats of
the bench; next to him, ON the left, is the hale
and vigorous Judge Breese, the "Nestor' of the
Judicial sages; next, Judge Scott, of Blooming
ington, and at the end is the clear headed and
always sound Judge Sheldon. Next on the right
OF the Chief Justice is the distinguished Judge
Walker; and next, the able and digni6ed judge
from Chicago, Judge MoAllistsr; and At the
end of the bench is Judge Thornton. All are
able men; all are prominent men; all are jurists
OF the finest legal ability and Of the purest in
tegrity. and as body will compare favorably
with any Supreme Court in the United States.
The docket now contains 573 cases, a much
larger number than at any former session Of the
court.
One great feature on the docket is that Of 50
cases brought by parties in Chicago, represented
by Edward Roby. Esq. ,Icontestiug assessments of
taxes IN Chicago.
The court announced that in consequence of
the transfer of over 120 of the most important
cases to Chicago, court will soon adjourn, probs-
bly, next week, to finish their business at that
city, thus ending the session here in half the
usual time of sitting, although they have almost
twice the number Of cases on the docket.
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on Monday, to Colwell, Clark s. Co., for the
erection of the new Episcopal Church. on the
corner Of Lafayette and Columbus streets, i'm.
mediately south of the Supreme Court House, in
this city. The Church is to be Of Joliet stone, SO
x.105 feet outside measurement, with transept on
the north side, vestry room, recess, chancel, &c.
Style Gothic throughout, aud to be provided
with about 400 sittings. Ground was broken on
Tuesday, and the work Of erection is to be push.
ed with the usual vigor of the contractors. The
contract wss taken At $14.100.
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I IL.
STOMACH IIT'TEIes ~.

tor dyspepsa liver complaint and all species orndgeston
intermittent ieyer fever and aur, and all disorders
uie Stomach BtterS prescribed a. surr u ble rem.
eiy by the most eminent medical men. II, al SINH.
Ia 4 pieIalauoNs Is common ~ " WNINt OHOL,
Whch contains great amount Of Fus OH and poison.
Gus substances. whilst the body crs t HEOED
BOCfBON or COPPEk-DESiILLED WHISKY tLc hest and
nurest whisky known produced The other ingredients are
the most costly and powerful known In inIiG HrO the
preparation being made the scientific principle thar
OF thereby extracting MI the medicinal virtue of
tc ingredents, which be done other w.yno
other similar compound being made other than old style
Oh decoction or maceraon. The Stomach Bters Will rive
immediate relief in collie and fuN will cure cosycness; Is
nld and delicate nvgoran delicate lemaes an excel.
lent appetizer as well stfenghener digestive organs
and IS desirable alike corrective and mild cathartic
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GERMAN AlD,-The Germans had ball on
Monday evening at Turn Hail. 1t was most
decided success. Over three hundred and fifty
dollars were realized. all of which went into
the fund for aid of the sick and wounded Prus.
sian soldiers. The German ladies got up most
superb supper which alone yielded $3.50. Den.
hards band made the music, and our friend
Martin keim was on hand everywhere, as
usual with him, seeing that everybody was hap.
py. This fund raised by the people Of Ottawa
dollars
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PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-On Monday of the pres.
ent week, as Mr.. Richey, Of the town of Brook.
field, in thiscounty, was driving his COW from Mr.
Warren's pasture, a bull belonging to Mr.. War.
rem ran upon him, tossed him upon his horns
and gored him in a frightful manner, 90 that
his entrails protruded and he was quite fearful
sight. His injuries it is feared will prove fatal.
1t is said some boys had teased the bull just be.
fore he made his assault upon Mr.. Richey.
D1. Taylor attends tho man.
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COMISG.-Mr. Burke, of the firm of Burke Il
Heenan, is east buying goods. Goods are COM
ing every day for their Ottawa and Streator
stores They will have full and good assort-
ment, and no one can beat them in quality or
fair prices.
Their Streator store is . decided success. They
have better goods than were ever offered in that
locality, and have received the best custom.
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VI.
ia NJ lLY PILLS.

These pills will be found trial. be superior any
known combination of medicines for the constipation
And sluggish bowels In these conditions of the amnary
canal which render the person unhappy condition to
enjoy anything anybody they guaranteed c nf
ole As purgative In all fever and nlamatoy Diseases in
acute rheumatism Inflammation of the liver brln kidneys
and bladder IN erysIeas eyr age acute ophthalma or
sore eyes, dulncss OF the head vertigo dizziness they
can not be excele They should be taken connection with
the ssrsparia and Potash in the diseases for which that
ny Is recommended and with the Extract Wild Cherry IN
coughs, colds, etc. and with the famous Stomach BterSor
chills and fever ague and fever.
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CHILL TONIC.

We are living in an Of Improvement where experience
has taught that the of arsenic and arcnca preparations
produce erupOns of the skin and rOpsCa efuOns and
1t Is known that all the old and yauces preparations
use and sold for the cure OF cs and fever and kindred d.
seases contain arsenic in shape hCr should
be discontinued by the public. EDWARD WILDERS Chill
Tonic IL purely vegetable compound. tested and approved
BY the abest and most eminent physicians OF the present
For chis and fever fever and ague dumb and every
form, type and variety of maari paUda fever
On quotdan tertan, guardian, double tertian, twenty
day chis bilious remittcnt fever brown ague neuralgia,
and every other form OF periodical disease whatever this med
icne has equal and In all such IL quickly
permanently.
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A Chart by Which is Shown
How No Man need Live
Sickly or Die Young.
Il xR n @.
Wonders and Blessings of Recent
Medical Discoveries.
PREFACE.

The age of anreieved and unbelievable suffering has passed
away The age Of relief has Medical sciencevhch
MY years ago groped in the dark darkyhas had revealed
to It. and Is every day revealing certain specifics which seem
possess the power Of magic The who doubts or turns
away mad The man who refuses to be convinced on
y endure in ignorance what little knowledge would avert
In this spirit the celebrated remedies of EDWARD WILDER
submitted to thinking and afflicted women. They
patent medicines, the phrase goes, remedies
which prepared in the place and scientific
prescriptions and sanctioned by experience We give be
low brief sketch Of the most nspicuous:
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VII.
VII.
MO1'IIl1RS' WORM SYRUP,

This prcpara has been before the public but months
In which time has won reputation not surpassed Ivy any
worm medicine In tile country. Wherever II has been tried tS
effects have been most happy. Being composed entirely Of
vegetable ingredients and free from all naiscoUs that
vermuge contains. II Is pleasant syrup that children will
readily and gladly take or be eaten with bread. The
presence OF worms In the ntesnes indicated by avaeyo OF
symptoms, among which swelling of the abdomen. pains
the stomach picking Of the nose and ears bad breath va
riabc appetite etc. and IL the worms are allowed TO remain,
as TOO often the case death Is frequently the result To re-
move Them quickly and permancny, and without inctlng
any injury on the childS health, use tho Mothers Worm
SSfsp All other worm CONNECTIONS and worm candy contain
terra dv deadly pcison which Is used 10 keep the candy
ana connections from running together IN warm weather. 10
of their use and only Io,iA' Worm S51HD , .:
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To the Citizens Of Otta wa aud Vicinity.

TO Inc CltIZeHS OI Ott0W3 0Uu VlcIuIty.
The Trades Union of Ottawa, in conjunction
with the Niagra Fire Company and the working
men in general, intend to give, on Friday, Oct.
Z, 1870, Grand Ball, for the benefit of John
Cullen, who unfortunately lost en- arm,-the
proceeds Of the Ball to be applied for the pur-
pose Of giving him An education. All persons
willing to assist in this lsadsble object will
honor US with their presence at the Ball, or with
q donation, which will be thankfully received by
your obedient servants, THE COMMITTEE.
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HONE AGAIS.-B. B. Griffith is at home, hav.
ing been absent six weeks selecting his winter
stock of boots and shoes, Sc. He has bought
very literally aud now has one Of the best stocks
Of goods ir his line, ever brought to Ottaws.
He makes the finer grades of goods q specially,
and will allow no one IN this city to beat him
either in the quality q style of goods.
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HORSE FAIR.-We are authorized to announce
that Mr.. Bowman contemplates getting up a
first class horse fair in about the middle of
October, with very liberal premiums. The pro-
ceeds will 90 towards putting down an artesian
we'll in the Fair Grounds. Mr.. Bowman has
this in view as enc step toward securing the
State Fair, for the next two years, at Ottawa.
Let US all cheerfully aid him in his undertak.
ipu
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" .
COMPOUND EXTRACT .? WILD CHERRY,

This preparation specially recommended as aordns Ger.
tain and prompt relief for coughs colds and OF every
description In bronchitis aryngts aud asthma phthsc,
gives immediate comfort and relief. II is also admirably
adapted to the ree Of the cough and difficulty of breathing
pnsnmorih pleursy and every form of pulmonary disease
peasantness Of taste efficiency and power this medicine has
no equal and when used in OF the above diseases has
never been known TO fail TO give almost relief
BY certain and permanent If the cough cold he
companied by headache and pains in the body troubled
~, will give ready reic@
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OTTAwALODGyN Ne. 4

OTTAWA Lopez Ne. ii: Meets every THURSDAY evening.
Lesslng Lodge No SO German LODGE meets Wed.
block. ~ - w.
fLoRENcE REBEEAH DEGREE LODGE No. !: first
and third Friday Evenings each month. Han OF Otta.
va Lodge No. II.
OTTAWA ESCaAPHrSr No, 80: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening
ToNTI LODGE No. 3ssMeets Monday evening of each
week Daughters Of Retkah. Tont lodge meet on the
nri Friday evening Of each month.
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SOMETHING NIcE.-Mr. Trask has received II
full stock Of fancy good gold watches, chains,
rings, new assertmen. Of silver plate, the lat
est, newest and best styles, all very cheap. and
everything warranted to be vt the best quality.
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SARSAPARILLA 81 POTASH.

This preparation uniang and rapid cure for scrofua
IN all Its fOrms scrofulous eyes, chronic rheumatsl
neuralgia skin Diseases matter how old inyeerate,
gisnduar swengs OF the neck escwhere chronic ch3
and fever letter. weeping sore leg ulcers Of every kind pm
pes on he face ringwor cad head, falling OF the hair
nus chronic eyspelas dropy cake For the rapid
ana permanent cure OF the above diseases this preparation
stands unrivaled guaranteed in every place where
Is used according to directions. Who has suffered hor.
rorS OF white swelling will in Wder Sarspl.
in and Potash ready and permanent rec Full III.
recttons accompany each bottle.
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Mike Formhsls will give to his friends and all
who choose to call upon him, at his restaurant,
on Monday next, at any time between 0 and 12
o'clock A. NJ, free lunch OF roast pig, with the
usual condiments and "fxeus." Every gentle.
man is welcome Well be there, you. bet