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arrival. ..E, ne ~ s
The programme as toplace ofcamp,
the time and place of grafton, speak
ers, line of march, &c, will DO pub
l,shcd % soon as all the arrange
ments are perfected. As this assem-
blAgs Of veterans will attract an i'm.
mense concourse Of other citizens, it
may not DO improper for me to sug-
gest that all such bring their rations
with them and prepare to scamp out"
as facilities for entertaining indoors
in any city in our State would be en-
tirely inadequate on such an occa-
sion. Fs#S
As Governor of the State l desire
to express the hope that oil will unite
their best efforts to make the reunion
success, not only in, numbers but
in enthusiasm and forectfalness of
whatever inconvenience they may
be subjected to in so great an assem-
blage Of people. Let our Joy and
emotions in meeting our old comrades
be regulated by o desire that nothing
shall occur upon which any ono can
look back except with pleasure.
SAM'L. MERRILL,
~ Governor.
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MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored.

just published, second edition, by
DR.. LEWIS, 1854 pages)' The MED.
cIAL COMPANION AND GUIDE 70
mEALTH, on the radical cure of Sper.
Hatorrh9a or Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, Mental and Physical In.
capacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc, and the Venereal and Syphilitic
Maladies, with plain and clear direc-
lions for the speedy cure of Second
airy Symptoms, Gonorrhea, elects,
Structures, and all dieeases of the
skin, such as Scurvy, Scrofula, Ulcers,
Boils, Blotches, and pimples on the
lace and body, Consumption, Epilep-
sy and Fits, induced by selfinGul-
genco or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in this ad-
mirable Treatise, clearly dsmonstra.
tes, from a forty years successful
practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of selfabuse may be radical
" cured pointing out a mode of euro
at once simple, certain and effcctual,
by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be,
can be effectually cured, chcaply, pri-
vately and radically. bvn This Book
should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envel-
ope. Price SO cts.
Address, DR.. LEWIS, No. Z Beach
ST., New York. 40 years private
practice.
marchl0-w1y.
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THIEr.-There appears to be a
very dextrous thief perambulating
in this county. At Kirkville, last
night, MIR. Page had stolen from his
pants pockets, in his sleeping room,
s2l5; also the same night, the sleep
ing apartment of George Kirkpat-
rick was entered, and what he had
in his pockets, being however, only
a few dollars, was taken. A few days
ago N. G. Hill, living a mile and .
half north of this city, lost in the
same way nearly 800. doubtless
tho Same party committed all these
theits, and seems to have made q
pretty successful thing Of it 40 far.
No clue to the thief up to this writing
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Soldiers Meeting.
Court HOUSE,, !
Ottumwa, August 9Th, 1870


Ottumwa, August 9Th, 1870
A goodly number of ex-soldiers
met at the Court room, At 10 o'clock,
this morning, and on motion Lieut..
r. II. Warden was called to. the
chair. - e@
Gen. j. M. Hcdrick then read the
letter Of Gov. Merrill to Iowa Sob
diers, and stated the object Of the
meeting to be 70 consider the advisa-
bility of organizing the soldiers Of
Wapello county into battalion. a.fa F.
Surgeon s. B. Thrall moved that
the soldiers Of this county organize
as a battalion, 70 attend the Soldiers
Reunion At Des Moines. Carried.
On motion it Was resolved that
the Soldiers Of the county meet At
Ottumwa, ut Ton O'Clock :. M, Satur.
day, August 18th, for the purpose Of
organizing into such battalion.
On motion, . committee of seven,
consisting off. w. Porter, Geo. B.
McGla.on, Morgan Lane, W. p.
Broderick, g. r. W. Bachman Thos
Dial and were appointed q
committee on music. IT..
On motion o committee Of Eve
consisting Of n. B. Walker, Colonel
White, J. q. Finley, Maj. John Will.
cox and Lieut.. F. L. McNair, was
appointed committee on flags.
On motion of Major A. H. Hamil.
ton, oneperson, an enlisted man from
each regiment that wss represented
in the war from this county, was
appointed . committee on organiza-
ton to-wit: L. NJ. Cooley 22d Init.
Ottumwa; o. }. Shoemaker, 22d INIT
Agency; Thomas Dial, 10th Init.
Washington tp; Joseph Carman, 7th
INIT /; Wade kirkpatrick, End Init.
Highland! VIM. Hamilton, 18th Init
Washington W. h. Caldwell, Both
inf, Ottumwa; Jacob Lentner, 18th
Init; NJ. Phillips, 18th Init John
Cummings, Sd Cav; E. T. Mum, 9th
Cav H. B Myers, 4th Cav ; T. G.
Robinson, LIST Cav /; E. s. Sheffield,
7th Cav; @. D. Hendershott, 47th,
Init, Jno. Clark, 9Th Cav; Joseph
Myers, 37th INIT, Grey Boards; Hen
~ Day, LIST Iowa Battery.
On motion, all the papers in this
county were requested to publish
these proceedings.
Adjourned.
r, 81. WARDEN, Chmn.
W. H. 9. Jacques, Sec'y.
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j Bulls Sarsaparilia.
A Good Reason for the Captain q Faith
Read TIE dptGi7ts letter, and fhc letter from.

Read TIE apsains letter and he letter Jion,
- ...I HIS Mother.
Benton Barraoks, Mo. April 30. 1865.
81 Or. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir; Knowing
the efhciency Of your Sarsaparilla, and this
healing and beneficial qualities il possess.
o, I send you the following statement al
was wounded about two year ago was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved 90 often, my
wounds have not healed yet. have NO.
sat up . moment since Mas wounded.
am shot through the hips. My genera
health is impaired, and I need somethins
to assist nature. / have more faith ID
1 wish that that L. genuine. Please exI
press me bali a dozen bottles, and obligS
CAPT. O. p. JOHNSON,
3 Ea.sJ44s st. Louis, Mo.
S.--Ihe following was written April
30, 1855, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother
OF Capt. johnson. eFrs
DIR. BULL-Dear Sir: My husband, Dfl
q. b. johnson, was skillful surgeon and
physician In central New York, where he
my care. AT thirteen years 81 see he had
9 chronic diarrhea and sorofula. for which
Igaye him your Sarsaparilla. 1T CURED
HIN. hare for ten yesrs Recommended
It to many In New York. Ohio and Iowa
Tor scrofnla, fever sores, and general de-
bnitys Perfect success has attended il -
The eurcs Effected IN come cases of scrofata
G'sc fsvsf sores we're almost miraculous. /
recourse to your SarsapariiIa. Heis fear.
full Of getting = spurious article, hence his
writing 10 You for 1t. His wounds we-s
terrible. but Z belisve he will recover =
fla. 81 Tss'5 sEa%ik. JOHNSON r.aa a1-
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Hints on the Geology of tho
Des Moines Valley, Ia miles
below Ottumwa at Ashland
Crossing.
BY. DIR. 7. r. j. ELLIOTT.

Some two months since unearth.
ed "Fossil Fish Net" in the city Of
Ottumwa, taken from the foundation
of Mr.. Bonnideld's residence Oh the
hill. Inc account was duly noticed
in the Courier" and the specimens
examined by scores of judges. Mr.
BoDni6eld came with his Craiq Mi
criscope and pronounced it q bona i'd.
fossil net and nothing else.
! have been spending about siz
weeks since at Ashland station or
the Des Moines Valley r. r., where
| have found other interesting goo.
logical matter, among which are
many specimens ola petrifed cactu.
OF enormous growth and dimensions
One in the possession ofMr. e. ]. Cum.
miDgs at the Crossings is surprising.
ly beautiful.
The countrymen in their ignorance
of Geology had been calling this re-
markable relic "a snake turned to q
rock" These evidences of q remote
tropical ten perature in this latitude
were taken from the side of the bluff
in the construction Old. M. Y. r.
r., and lay scattered along the bank
Of the river.
Iron ore and coal also abound at
the same place, but to what extent
was not able to determine as to the
iron, but the coal, it is we'll known,
is abundant.
Tho iron Pyrites is the form this
nletal is met with and is very pure
the purest l have seen. have rea
son to believe the bluffs cover q yalu
able deposit. Several Chalybeat4
springs along the river bank, very
conclusively mark the locality o 8
mineral region.
Active subterranean fires have also
made this place remarkable, and as
they consumed the coal in many pla.
ces, but slowly, they must have con.
tinued great while with undated
intensity, leaving heaps OF cinders
and ashes which may have given rise
of tho name Of Ashland. Potash af
ter a rain can be collected in quaint.
ties from the sides of the banks. and
looks as yellow a. birthstone. Near.
ly all the rocks are al kaline in that
region.
In my next Twill tell what else this
district is noted for.
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was the result: fe r4Fs
o. d. Tisdale, 10 l.3; X. W. Boyd,
26; T. J. Nelson, 81; II. Garfield, 46
90; T. Shuts, 46 80; G. w: Dickens,
10; W. G. Reynolds, 3 l.3; W. H,
| Kitterman, Is.
The chair announced Messrs. Mel,
son, Garfield and Shuts, received
highest number Of number of votes
The candidates were nominated
unanimously. as
The Following Resolution was in.
troduced by Gen. Hedrick and Adop
ted unanimously. P'.A ''.a,.t,'' 9Rs't
Resolued, That the Wapello county
delegation to the State convention
be instructed to use all honorable
means to secure the denomination o.
our fellow citizen, the Hon, E. II
Stiles, for Reporter of the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Dudley introduced the follow
ing Resolution:
Resolved, That hereafter the town
ships of this county shall be repre-
sented in County Republican
Conventions upon the following
ratio or basis, to-wit. Each town
ship shall have one vote, and one
vote for every Fifty votes cast fol
Governor or Secretary Of State, as
the case may DO, in tho election next
preceding the year in which the said
County Convention is held, and one
vote for each fraction over twenty.
five votes 90 cast. n
Mr.. Garrison, Of Adams, opposed
its adoption, and moved to lay on the
table; but withdrew the motion.
Mr.. Dudley replied in support Of
the resolution.
DR.. Olney expressed himself oppo.
sed to the resolution.
Mr.. J. w. Hedrick spoke in favor,
from the tact that Centre township
casts from 5 to 600 votes against
some townships that only cast some
$50 that have the same representa-
ton, He moved to amend to strike
out the word "onc" and insert 1.-TWO"
Mr. Holloway rather jocularly op.
posed the resolution.
Hon. s. T. Caldwell spoke in favor
Of the resolution, because he said it
was based upon the same principle Of
the golden rule "do unto others as
you would have them do unto YOU
and of that of our government.
Peter Golf, said his little piece, ALSO
being not tenacious, and willing to
abide by the action of the Conven'
ton.
Question being on Mr.. Hedrick't
amendment. Lost.
Question was called by townships
on original motion of adoption o.
resolution.
Agency, for; Centre, do; Colum biz
do.
All tho balance against, and the
resolution was lost.
The following is the county cen
trail committee.
J 81 Merrlll-Chairmau.
A L Chamberlin-Agency.
B F Pratt-Adams.
A ii Hamilton-Center.
Il w Boyd-Columbia
] w Hedrick-Dahlonega
J 81 Phelps-Competlne.
r M Gibbs-Cass.
d. ii. Michael-Green.
Sanford Kirkpatrick-HighIand.
Z. g. Bergren-Polk.
T. j. Nelson-Plcasant.
w + McCarroll-Richland.
s A Monroe-Keokuk.
Peter Goff-- Washington.
Adjourned.
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ViilAnow, Walker County, Ga. |

DR.,JoHN BuLL-Dear sir: / have )
GENTLY 81 vsn your 6 Worm Destroyer" sew.
eral trials, and find it wonderfully efica-
cious. Il has not failed In single In
stance TO have the vished-for effect I am
doing pretty large country practice, and
hAve daily use for some articleof the kind
remedy rscommended by the ablest au-
thors that is 50 certain and speedy In its
effects. On the contrary, they are uncer.
tain intheextreme. Ny object in writing
to you ID to find out upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from you.-
II ! can get 1t upon easy terms, / shall use
great deal oft. I am aware that the
uso Of such articles IL contrary to the
teachings and practice Of great maiouiky
Of the regular line Of NJ DIS. hut I SEQ 30
nat Ceaseor good sense in discarding q
remedy which wo know to be Ell oisnt.
simply because VIZ may be ignorant oYlis
combination. For my part, shall make
q rule to use all and any means to allie.
sviatesutfering humanity which may be
able to 0omnand-not hesitating because
lsomeone more Ingenious than yself may
have learned its effects first. and secured
for himaelf the sole RICH touse that knowl
edge. However, am by no means Al
WORTHLESS nostrdmst that Hood the countryi
which phrpoft tocnre IN manner or dc.
ease to which human iesh II heir. Please
reply soon,g and inform me nfyour best
81 cd am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. M. ID. i.
DR.. John Bu,ps Principal Office, 40, Fvts
5sa GAG street., Lonisiitte, ~.
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The OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.
Manufactures.

With our three Railroads already
completed, and two others which are
inevitably to be built, Ottumwa
cannot fail to maintain her SUPERIOR.
ty over all rivals in South eastern
Iowa, as Railroad city.
And now men and brethren zoe
must hare more manufactures.
We are now building more houses
than any other city in the State, and
tho only way TO mako business and
residence houses available, is to en-
courage the location among us Of
more manufacturing capital, and
laboring men.
All intelligent men will concede
that after all, the very bed rock on
which to successfully build up =
large, rich, and enterpnsing city,
must be its manufactures.
1t will not be questioned, that with
: our inexhaustable supplies. Of cheap
coal, water power, timber, stone, &c.
that Ottumwa has now superior
natural resources tor buildings great
city, to any other locality in the
State. Then we not only have the
bcst facilities for Railroad transpor-
tation of any Of our rivals, but that
aivantagcis to DO not only continued,
but greatly augmented in the future.
We must organize manufacturing
companies. Every one who owns
even five hundred dollar home stead
can afford to take stock in them,
whllo the wealthy and capitalists
must come down literally. Another
thing ought to be done and that
is, the city of Ottumwa should
relieve from taxation for o series
of years, any establishment which
will invest in manufacturing q Ger.
tain amount Of capita, and employ a
liberal number Of hands.
The only thing needed to make
Ottumwa the leading city in the
Des Moines Valley, or in the whole
State for that matter, are manufaoto.
+. ries, and manufactures we must have
or in duo time we will have Q fatal
attack of dry rot.
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Take Notice!

Passes Tor all soldiers who served
in Iowa regiments, and who were
honorably discharged, can be had by
applying to J. M. Hedrick, Courier
Office. Officers, to obtain half fare,
will be compelled to show their COM
missions, or a certificate from the
Acknowledgement to the Railroad
companies, that they were commits
stoned as officers.
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LIvELY.--The Oskaloosa Herald is
a lively sheet. 1t has just found out
that Loughridge had majority of II
on the mol 'ar vote Of Mahasks
count t tb' primary election held
in inc 18th last. Tin.
however, prompt
I'D tinessed . delega.
.lnority Of the votes of
thai ~ at the time Of the cleo.
ton,
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MARRlED.-August Sd, at the resi-
del OF Rev. Reuben Myers, by the
sane, Mr.. William johnson and Miss
Addie Stuner.
Also by the same and at the Same
time and place, Mr.. Benjamin John
son and Miss Lucy Howell, all of
Agency City and vicinity.
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SHERWOOD'S
PATENT POTATO DIGGER.

The New York Tribune at one time said
tnat aIthOugh improvements and inventions
OF machines had been made In almost every
branch OF industry. yet no one had as yet In
vented Q Potato Digger of practical benefit,
! nave made such an invention and now
after years OF patient toll, anxious Thought
have brought 1t to such perfection that 1 can
confidently recommend 1t tothe public. The
machine has been fairly tested. Il has re-
ceiyed the endorsement mot only OF the Sci.
enttdc American hut Of practical agricultural
Lists IN different parts Of the country.
II v imppossible In Ibis space to give full
Description OF the Digger. imagine however
plow, formed by o combination OF shovel,
curved bars, and simple arrangements by
which the potatoes may be dug at the rate 81
and two horses.
It is no heavier than common two horse
breaking plow, can be managed by any farm
er. or farmers boy, digs up and lays ont every
potato that Is worth preserving ready to be
gathered up, free from dirt and at for market
or the etore-house. -
~ took D premium at the District ARricultu.
raj Fair q Desmoines, Iowa, and honorable
mention q the Wapello County Agricultural
by the inventor,
For further particulars, terms, &C., address
r1 attE SHERWOOD CARSON.
March lld&wtf Ottumwa. Iowa
E
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ST. LOUIS,
A Book for the Million,

1 AAAA441Vxxs :.
MARRIAGE .a 4 rs e AZ M e1ys;
GUIDE 9, .t those e, al. about INTO e
oiogical mysteries and revelations OF the Sex
This is an Interesting work of two hundred
ana tWen!y.fonr pages, with numerous engra.
vlneS, ana contains valuable Information for
tnose VINO aremarried or contemplate mar.
rage; sun y is book that ought to be under
LOCK and Key and not laid carelessly about
the house; Sent to any one Gree Of postage)
fer Fifty Cents. 49, - ~, Hf>'~,' . :
rt Aadse SD Dr. Butts Dispensary, No. II, N.
80 Notice to the afflicted and Unfortunate
Before applying TO the notorious ouAcKs
VINO advertise in public papers or using any
QuacK remedies, peruse DIR. Butts work, no
bleyour condition,
Or Butts can be consulted, personally or by
man, on the diseases mentioned in his works,
once, No. IL, N. Eighth street, bet. Market
ana Chestnut. st. Louis, Mo.
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CHILLS a ANul'EvER

Z -. --sA
The proprietor Of liz celebrated medi,
cinejustly claims forit a superiority overall
remedies ever offered to the. public for the
safe, certain, speedy, and permanent cure
ofA9ue aud Fever, or uhfils and Fever,
whether Of shorter or lonGsr standing.
He refers to the entire w estefn and Sonth-
western country to bear him testimony to
the truth Of the assertion, that In 10 case
whatever will IL fail tocure, if the direc.
lions are sttiotly followed out, Ina great
many cases . single dose hes been sum.
cient for cure, and whole families have
been cured by single bottle. with per-
feet restoi alton Of the general health. It
IL, however, prudent, and In every case
more certain to cure, Tits use II conEin-
ued In smaller doses for Q week or two Of.
tor the disease has been checked, more es
pecially in dificu!t and long standing ca
ses. Usually, this medicine will not re
quire any aid 10 keep the bowels In good
order; should the patient, however, re-
quire . cathartio medicine, after having
taken three or four doses Of the 16nic, .
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS will I've sufficient,
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BULLS WORM. DESTROYER


I HAVE recelved many testimonials fron
professional and medical men, as my al
lhown, Al ofwhich are genuine. The fol.
sowing letter from = highly educated and
popular physician in, Georgia 10 certainly
one Of the most sensible Communications
I have ever received. Dr.. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks OF, and his testi
mony deserves to be written IN letters OF
old. Hear what the Doctor says s
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SLOW HORSES MADE FAST /!
Fast Horses Made Faster!!

Ny mode OF treating horses is guaranteed TO
increase the speed ofany horse, good or poor.
Increased SO as to sell for $500. gentleman
WILL with my method bought pair Of horses for
for $1,000. They trotted III 2-IS III harness.@
Another bought an ordinary saddle horse for
$40 and In one week sold him for $500 1 will
One Dollar.
JESSE G. MANFELDER,
Nav 10 187O-d&w3m '
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! FOR CASH ONLY!
A. BALDWIN & co.
325. BROADWAY, s.
q - - ;. 1910

NEW, YORK,
Offer to thoir western friends very cl,olce
assortment,o of Spring
DRESS GOODS, t'taHsi a8l stsg 9aaJ
COLD POULTDE soIEs,
BLK GRO GRAINS,
| ltag.feY4 and BLACK ALPACAS,
THE CELEBRATED INDIAN BRAND,
which for SPRING and SUMNER WEAR
has no superior. 88st sSA ifE 8R
Spring and Summer P0PLINS, CHINE
MIXTURES, RRlLLIANTS &C, RIB
BONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Also a tine line OF neVly imported
WHITE GOODS, LTNENS, NOTHING.
HAM LACES, WHITE PIQUES. n
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS
all nj a Plt0FIT4less than months priro
Men who have cash can s,se money.
by looking az our merchandise. ~
A, BALDWIN q co.
epresented in Iowa by Mr.. Cha's A
Young. April 49,
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CITY DRUG STORE,
j. w. WEIR, M. d

Would respectfully announce to the peopk
OF Agency City and vicinity, that he las ptr
chased the Drug store formerly owned by
KEGS q Davis, and that they can buy Drugs
else. Call and see him. at the old stand.
Aug. M-w3m,
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Having been in the Lumber Yard
for several years, and became nc.
quainted with it. buy my stock
for cash and am able to sell low fol
cash. COME AND SEE ME- BE.
FORE YOU BUY.
Lumber warranted in measure.
~ Remember the place, Jefferson
Street, Main and Samantha,
april 81
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Bulls Cedron Bitters
s'i9 AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. /

Askahsus Heard From. ls5 3
-TEs7YNONY0 OF MEDfcA i MEN
stoney Poing. white Co.. Ark
sa ,t}t, May 23d, 1866.
DIR. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir Last Feb.
ruary was in Louisville, purhsai np
drugs, and got soma al your HaraApsr ills
and Cedron Bitters. s.3..t Il
MY son if4law, who was with me in the
store, has beeA down With rheum attn ths
some time, commenced on the Bittesm f0r
soon found his general health imprrs ana
j. DE-. Ght who has been in baapyed.
tried them and he also improved
Dr.. Codee, who he's beam In bad health
Tor several years-stomach and liver ~.
fected-heampG0ve ed very much by the tIst
Of your Httsrs. Indeed the CedronF Bit,
tera has given you great popularity In thie
settlement. think ] could sseila eren
quantity ofyour medicines this faIl--espe.
cially cfyour Cedron Bitters and Earsapa
rilla. shiPme via Msmphis, care ofRioL
cit d Nicely. Respectfully.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal ofi,cs
No. 40 Ffth C,oss Street. H.
49,. LOULSnILLE. KY.
All Of the above remedies for sale by
IA YLoR, BLAKEG 90, ''
SDttumW:l, -s,-- Iowa
Aug. 10th. 1859, ifwIy
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Buy me and TIL do you Good
ROOT AND PLANT

BY cleansing the Blood and arous-
Ing the Liver and secretive organs
% to healthy action, these Pills cure
(. many complaints which it would
~ not be supposed they could reach,
~ such as Headache, Pain in the Side,
~ Numbness of the Hands and Feet,
- Dizziness, Chilliness, Rheumatism. b
e Neuralgia, Loss of Appetite, Bilious !.
"a Dysentery, Kidney Affections, Con- 2
stipation. Debility, Fevers Of all
81 kinds, Dyspepsia, 1aundice, and :
other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body or OBJ |,
- structions Of its functions. Being Y
"a free rom mercury or other poiEons ;
- they can be taken at oil times and
~ under all circumstances without re- l.
gard to diet or business.
Price 3 cents o box. Prepared by
the Grafton Medicine Co., st. Louis
Sold by druggists and dealers In d
medicine everywhere.