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Board met as one O'Clock p. m. .

bO&f0 mot 8S ono U ctOok p. ms
On motion the road petitioned for
BY Curtis and others be laid on the
table. Motion carried.
In the matter OF the road petition
Of ]. T. Rey ynolds, for the vacating Of
q road was taken up, and the action
Of tho County Auditor was concur
red in BY the Board.
Report was received, and ordered
to be placed on file, and that the
Auditor draw an order in his favor
for $3.50.
In the matter Of tho road petition.
ed for by G. n. McFarlin and others
was taken up aud on motion the
action Of the Auditor was concurred
| in.
Report of William Evans supervis-
or ofHighland township ON bridges,
was received and order to. be placed
on file, and that an order be drawn
on the Treasurer for $1,000 for bis
services.
The petition Of Carpenter Il Sod
frey Tor money paid on erroneous tax
sales, was on motion allowed with
interest at six per cent.
The Board proceeded 70 cast lots
for the term Of members of the coun.
| ty Board Of Supervisors, and Horny
Garfield was drawn for the long
torn, three (3) years. Henry Rein
| hart was drawn fer the two (2) yeal
torn, and T. J. Nelson was drawr
for the ono year torn.
/ Report OF Supervisor Monroe q
Keokuk township on bridges, wa
received and ordered to be placed OF
file, and motion the auditor wa
Instructed to draw an order 10 hi
favor for So IS for his services.
Report OF the committee on tn
, petition of Joshua Marshall tor th
retundlng of money paid cn erroneou
assessnents and on church property
nkR Racommend that the amount 3
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Poceedings Of tho Board OF
Supervisors.
October 17th. 1870.

Board met at one o'clock, p. NJ,
Oct. 17th, 1870.
Roll called, and tho ollowing men,
bers answered TO their names:
Rresident, o. d. Tisdale, Henry
Rhinshard, r. W. Boyd, VIM. Cloyd,
G. A. Derby. s. A. Monroe, Thoopho.
lis Slutz, g. W. Dickens, r. Hyatt,
Thomas Foster and William Evans.
Minutes of the last meeting of the
Board read and approved.
On motion of Supervisor Rhinohard
that the Board proceed to canvass
tho vote of Wapello county, motion
carried. Returns not being oil in,
canvass postponed until tomorrow.
A number of claims were presented
and referred to the proper commit.
tees.
The road petitioned for by r Curtis
and others, was on motion referred
to the Committee on Highways.
The petition of John Coyan for OK
ira services, was read, and referred
to the Committee on Sd Glass Claims
A number OF road petitions wsr,
presented and referred to tho Com
mitteo on Highways and Bridges.
Tho petition of. G. Bills to bo re
leased from poll tax for, 1870, wa
read, and, on motion, prayer OF pet
tionor was .-ranted.
On mntion, Board adjourned unti
/ . o'clock tomorrow morning.
GEO. ID. HAGKWORfH,
/ Auditor.
/ Board met at . q. NJ. Presiden
10. p. fIstiale in the char, memlie
all present except Supervisors Derby
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In the cirohit court of Dubuque
county, Charlotte i. Philo, recovered
. Judgment against tho Illinois Con-
tral r. r. Co., in the sum Of tI6, 900,
for the accidental killing OF her hus.
band while coupling cars on the road
Of said Company.
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- fIFW - CT g.st4sj
I, b October 20, 1870.
Board met at 9 q. m.
President il the chair. II
Members allprcsent, except Super.
visofs Desby, Dickens, Sluts and
Boyd. asssat
The minutes Of Yesterdays pro.
ceedings read and approved.
Report of tho COMMITTEES on the
petition Of Carpenter and Godfrey,
recommend that the prayer Of petit
TONERS be granted with interest at
six per cent. and not ten per cent,
report Of committee ooncarred BY the
Board. @
Report Of Henry Reinhart Super
visor Of Green township on bridges,
was on motion placed on flo, and
that the auditor draw an order in his
favor $1,000 for his services. Adopt
ed.
Report OF Supervisor Monroe on
bridges was read and ordered to be
placed on file, and that the auditor
issue gt order in his favor for $500
for his services. Adopted.
Resolved, By the Board OF Sapsr.
yisors, that the auditor be authorised
to correct the assessment books and
tax list Of Richland township for
1859, to make it correspond with the
list furnished said auditor by the
clerk Of said township, dated Sept.
80, 1876, said correction being con
fined to elots in Kirkville. Resola
ton adopted, 10
Petition Of +. A Wareham for
abatement and taxes paid on erro-
neous assessments. On motion of
Supervisor Cloyd that tho prayer of
petitioner be granted, and that the
auditor be required to draw an order
in his favor for 1891 cts, and also to
correct the assessment for 1870.
Motion carried. rey;.s rk
The petition Of Joshua Marshall
was taken up and on motion the
prayer Of petioner was granted. h
On motion of Supervisor Reinhart
that 500 be appropriated ont of the
bridge fund of CentAr. township, and
that $500 be appropriated out Of
the bridge fund Of Agsnoy tpj sud
that $2t.O0 be appropriated out OF
bridge fund of w ashin xton township
to complete the bridge, at Sugar
Greek, on tho Ottumwa and Agency
road in Center township, W apollo
county, Iowa. Motion carried.
On motion Of Supervisor Hyatt,
that Supervisor Foster Of Washing
ton Township, be- appointed by this
Board 70 contract for and superin-e
tend the building Of said bridge.
Motion carried.g 3sa#
In the matter Of the roads peti.
tirned for by A. J.. Spurlook and
others, and j. n. Wilson and others,
and Ed. Ulery and others, commits
sioners having reported in favor Of
granting said petitions, the third (3d)
day Of January 1871 is the day set
for final action in said cases. t 4
In the matter of the road petition
cd for BY John Peterson and others,
Isaiah Carr and others, and p. L. &
/. A. Clapp, and commissioners hav-
ing reported in favor of granting
said petitions, tho fourth (4th) day
Of January 1871 is the day fixed for
final action ia said casos. s9
On motion the following mileage
and per diem was allowed the mem
4
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CouRlER Jos DEPARTMENT
ORDERS SOLICITED. !.


BYA H.. POE.
wants to mend my wagon,
And has to have some nails;
JUS two, free will be plenty,
We'r5 going to haul our rails.
The splendidest cob fences,
We're maxim ever was!
/ wis you'd helpus find 'em, 81
Gran ma alas does.
My horse'sname is Betsey:
She jumped and. broke her head
put her in the stable,
And fed her milk and bread.
The stables in the parlOr:
We didn't mako no muas,
/ wis you'd let 1t stay there, -rr
Gran mia al.ss does
rs goin' to the cornfie;d, =.
To ride on Charles plow;
l spect bed like to have ine.
/ wants to so right now.
oh, won't gee up awful, II
And whoa like Charlie whoass
Iwis' you wouldn't boZzer;
"a Gran'fna never does. IS
l wants soine bread and butter;
rs hungryworstest kind;
But Trddie mustn't have none,
Cause she wouldn't mind.
Put plenty sugar on it;
I tell you what, knows
It's right to put on sugar;
= Gran'ma alas does.
,ts The BtigM Side.
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The number Of soldiers down up
on the pension rolls who have lost
limbs are % follows:
No. having lost both legs, AZ; No.
having lost one leg, 462; No. having
lost one or both arms 5000 No. hav.
ing lost one leg and one arm 81.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

A terrible storm extended the full
length ofour northeast lakes on last
Monday night, 18th inst, destroying
much shipping and many lives. No
season ever passes but what such q
storm occurs sometime between the
middle of October to the middle of
November, and with moro or less
destruction Of life and property.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Wesce it stated that work will be
commenced Immediately upon the
Abba Knoxville 4 Dos Moincs X. r.
Tho work is to begin at Abba.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

The Gate City has got Wapello
county in the lst Congressional Dis
trict, and figures it 5S7 for McCrary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

President Grant has proclaimed
tho 2lth day Of November as day
OF Thanksgiving.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Tho great Frcnch novelist, Alex
ander Dumas, is said to bo dying Of
paralysis.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

The Republican majority in Ohio
is 81, ,l99, . gain Of over 5000 upon
the vote Of last yoar.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

The Wapcllo Republican scts off
the following extra good but slightly
protane pun: Frank iiatton has
sold halt his Mt. Pleasant .f9Waat 10
Mr.. t3eorge w. McAdam. Frank
aud George wili he akeIy 10 McAdsm
good paper out OF it."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

The Council Bluffs Nonparia says
competition between the B. b NJ, G.
r. !. 4 P. and Northwestern roads, is
at an end on through freights cast.
That ono day tho cattle train goes
by one Of these roads, and tho next
day another takcs it, and so on.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Senator Cameron of Penn, has
been severely attacked with paraly-
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IN OCTOBER.

y L.
Oh, weary and iopely-ch, droary and
lonely
Were the shadows. that ilay on tho earth
and ON the sky,
AT the time when we parted, almost bro
ken -hearted. st4 II b@
For year to be severed, my lover and I.
i le44i g,iNs III. 4ff1f ts
For dying 30 slowly, and signing so iowIy,
z Went the wind down the valley all dis
I, NAL and drear- -
And cried, 30 October! o fading Octo-
4a Der los xsn.{ 3H&
Q saddest and gloomicst month Of the
year - -.
Oh, yellow and supshine--oh, mellow the
Sunshine tERa EE
That fell on the earth when the year was
gone by
When, in the glad weather, we walked
there together.
. No more 70 be psrtetl, my lover and I.
Nv.
For brightly the birds flew, and tightly
h, the winds blew,
And earth TO my eyes was soiovely and
I sang. 80 October! o golden october!
o brightest and loveliest month Of the
year r.
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Later kilograms say the French
government denies tho capitulation
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

The New York zfi6xne's Wash
ington special mentions the proba-
bility that Allison Of Iowa will sue
oeed Delano as Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue.
One Of the ablest men in Congress;
. leading member Of the Ways and
Means committee for years, and ds
fat in all our financial affairs, he
would make . Comm issioner Of In
tsrnal Revenue Of surprising popu.
larity.
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TON. ss.,I,.,
AZ the lass session 2. v0nsIsss ~ :
wss'sln ~ .'saD - -
snort g 20 6 90 Justsoe ss'Is - ~ eas s
the mater q lsplesssn sss s.saon - = ~ =. :,
lower hoase o gong =. - :
nlsed opPos'I'on. g ~ s'' V0,a : s.
sr pined witfn fl, : lew g - spe vos' ..
sules =. = sn,s sS 80 49, ysEs a. :,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

John Irish, Van Bennett and Sam.
Evans, are calling each other liars;
whelps, and such other pet names,
quite freely just now.
They have been cheek by jowl 90
long,and are 50 thoroughly acquaint-
cd with each others peculiar demo-
cratic idiosyncracies, that the public
win be inclined to believe that they
are all telling the truth for oncc in
their lives.
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$17,05 be refunded petitioner. On
motion fdfther action was postponed
until tomorrow morning.
On motion the Board adjourned
until8 o'clock q. m. tomorrow morn
ing. ssA n fl.5' g
GEO. D. HAcKwoTH, Auditor.
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terday's proceedings read and ap.
proved. A number Of olaims pre-.
~ nted and referred to the proper
committee. Sd as !.
Tho petition Of Joshua Marshall
70 refund taxes paid on erroneous
assessment, was read and referred
to the committee on assessments. ~
t4 The Board proceeded TO canvass
the vote and w. 81. Kitterman was
appointed assistant clerk, and VIM.
Cloyd and W. G. Reynolds wa1 ap-'
pointed tellers.- For results soc cleo
ton book IN Auditors Office.
Board adjourned until ] p. M.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

MoNHY.-AIl banks and bankers
are, called upon By Treasurer Spinner
to send in gresnbacks Of issues pre-
vious to 1869, and have them re-
deemed BY those issued in Che year
1869, in order to retire the old issues
and thwart counterfsiting. Express
charges for Forwarding and receiving
will be paid BY the government.
Greenbacks or legal tenders Of the
issue of 1869, or now fractional cur
rency, will be supplieda rs parties may
desire. - &
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On motion, the Board adjourne
sine die.
GEO. d. HACKWORTH,
Co, Auditor.
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On motion the board a0JOurn0d
until nine o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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Hoard met ct / o'clock.

Hoard met ct l o'clock.
President III ths chair; members all
present except Supervisors Derby,
Boyd and Dickens.
On motion Of w. G. Reynolds that
the vote for County Supervisor Of
Columbia Township, cast for Thomas
Sluts bo counted for Z. Shuts. II
The motion ofSupervisor Reynolds
was withdrawn.
btts ABSTRACT OF ELEcffoN.
1 Abstract Of. votes cast in Wapello
county, Iowa, at the October election
held Oh Tuesday, the 11th day of
October, 1870.
ron SUPREME JUDGE. e
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JEFF. Davis denies that he has en-
n rod IN tho. r0ss1ll "a n ~ hnainos
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Senator Morton intimates that he
will decline the mission to England
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ibai s4s II 81 s~e1a iogf5fe
alhrsss sfli b54aitp85a a.sgh;g
aan .aahirdsspr4I e'rf!iW lier2a'~
~ }c siqasq sda " ha'ss!s sHq
,t,sle lesasb esq .Esogma ~ 3siss
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In the matter q solicitation Of road
in section 4, Cmpetine township.
Petitioned for W b. G. Jennings et
81. The commissioner VIM. Ovefturf
having reported in favor Of granting
the prayer of petitioners. Il is or
dered that the 2lst dsy Of Novem-
Der, 1870, be fixed as tho time for
final action on said relocation and
vacation.
GEORGE d. HAcKwoRTn, Auditor.
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Board met at . q. NJ. President
o. y. fistiale III the char, memln 8
all present except Supervisors Dcrby,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-10-27

Oct. 1st, 1a7O.-Jno. Reno and A..
Barnes having filed bonds with SO
curity in the case Of road in Pleas
ant township, Warello county, Iowa.
Petitioned for by S. 7. Pollock, ct al.
Said bonds are accepted and appeals
allowed from assessment Of damages
in said Reno and Barnes cases. and
transcript Of minutes and papers in
sald cases handed over to Clerk Of
Circuit Court.
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n y a.
Southwest corner Psza avenue ans u.n .,rs..
IssSSsTrss, SALE or GROUND ~ SQUARE
NV ON sisT STREET, MAR \ sTREET,
By virtue g tive several ds>s. - ,rr.. ga,
:, -lsth. lsi'. AID recorded "A l. .S.r Y Al y -
49, ',io a. ana ne other dat-d October isth ISf
The iSod records OF washnFtsa esrpt1 10 - 2.
81 Vers, ~ direction % the cestui sui truss
DAY, the soth Gay Of December, ls-0 Al . q, e."
"a e =. % 30 ,silsr'ss sroIai.t2 wit:
plat thereof BEGINNING for the sane On sist stree;
twenty i've feet south Of tn northeast corner q;
vest twenty ve s2sl feat thence wes, rsr.lis7 1i,h
\ street north. one hundred feet, NOR or los 4
tae vest line Of .Aid o; thence north by and vita
straight line &c the place Of besinniuE"
90 Par Of 10. Is ,lsNteen,l in SQUARE nun
ihe plat thereof. BeriuDing for the sana on i-tn
street. At the end & tlirtysevea feet six ieches
ts5 iron the vest line OF lot l. sud running thence
south parable viii 2ist street, ninety ieet thence
west arslie with street. fifteen f: thence agth
tbIty tS feet more or less TIA - feet alley: thence
parallel with 2lst street, twenty feet thence eat
forty TIVE teetsiN inches, g the line Of l0t IS
more OF less t. the south line Of stre- AID taence
Nest VII. .l,d line, to the place Of beginning.
The terms Of sale are: one-thira cash tof which
u on each lot must be paid the time ard place Q;
sale and the residue IN equal suns. in six and
the deferred payments % tie ure By ei Of lusi
on the ground sold. II the terms of sale are Il com
R.ed ~i;n within nye days from and including the
days public notice. - resell the property or any
sf IN esG tas ssd a5 SS ~ "a, PIT
purchasers cost.
Jas. W. CURCORAs Trustees.
LArImER CLEARY.
20 D 2swsds GRepl Auc,ioaeers.
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
nasr JvIGRT,s rBLBeR1ls
TIE following important items OF war news
were received here last night:

TIE following important items OF war news
were received here last night:
THE BRITISH CABINET CRISIS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-A London special TO
tie Her1ld Saws: 'FAfter an inharmOnious ses-
sion the cabinet meeting broke up, TO meet on
NedIes Jaw. Earl Granville has gone 10 Wind
sOr Castle again tonight 70 confer with the
Queen. A rumor prevails that MeSsrs. Lowe,
Bright and Cardwell are likely TO 90 out OF the
cabinet Earl Granville insists that Russia
luus: be compelled TO withdraw her letter before
even a congress can be assented to by England.
n = SAID the council tomorrow Is TO be presided
over Is the Queen. An informal meeting il to
he held for business, aad have no connection
with Russian araiTs- Prusslas reply Is nervous
Is ard anxiOUsly awaited. RumOrs OF RuSsias
willingness to submit to a congress are believed
to be grOUndless.'
cate of 18th. SAYS: alt is reported here that
Bismarck. by direction of the King. has adj
dressed letter 70 GOrtschakoff expressing a
desire taat Russia may accept Prussia's media
IiuB, piedging Prussia's influence in that event
L. secure such alterations or modification o.
TIE trss+v as will satisfy Russia"
lCSUnc. Nov. 2s.-The Queen continues
g. OiUttly opposed TO war with Eussis. Gran
lie demands the presence of France al any
conference on the Eastern question. fl this Is
insisted on. no conference can be held until
yeare l. declared between France and Prussia.
az ~ believed a. the PrussIan legation in Lon
don. that a conference is certain. The neutral
powers vii apply such pressure to France as
vii render II IMPOSSIBLE for her TO refuse ac-
C,uifscenSe. The Sublime Porte is represented
as diSsat SIZED with the delay and hesitation o
the allies in endorsing its proposals to assume
6he offensive against Russia
THFNORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
BBRIIS. Nov. 2S.-The North German Par
lament has granted the extraordinary war
credit demanded by the government, by vote
of rs 10 . The only opposition came from the
socialist and democrat members. Dclbruche
announced the ratification by the federal coun-
Gil OF the union OF Wurtemburg with the con-
federation. He stated that the adhesion of
bavaria retains independent military jarisdic-
fICn under her hing, but the organic alton drill,
Equipment, &c, OF her army are 10 be modified
20 cCnform with the Prussian system.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST KING WILLIAM
ICSDCS. Nov. %, 11.20 P. M.-There 10 no
truth in the report that attempt has been
made o. the life of King William, but proofs of
a dangerous conspiracy have been discovered.
lie s-5aiI is kept quiet. No particulars have
tTaD,i iTed.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF MEATS

al Il
OFF.c- A. C.S, FORT MoSzoE. va
November Is. lST0
Sealed pro pcsals, in duplicate, with 90 pies Of this
adNertisemen n. hec Will be receiy ed this
fee until &c a. on FRIDAY. December %, ls7O,
employees at this post for the SIX months commencing
January ISL also seperae proposals du pllcate
i9r All Fresh Meats required for sales to 0ioe-s foy
the same time.
Quality Of beef and meats. conditions, require
ments. SC, &c, same embraced N siyertis neut
from this Office OF June ], $50.
Proposals will be addressed 20 the uniers gned.
and Endorsed On envelope Proposals for Fresh ef
and Meats -
xBy order Of William ". Burns. NJ alor and O c. s.,
department OF the East JAMES CURRY,
no26-6t Second Lieut.. Fifth Artliery, A q. :.
SALE OF DREDGEs, SCONs AND RON
- BOATS.
BA-Tly-e2E z, MD, Eovemba or q, $50.
Proposals are invited snd will be rncs iyet until
i N, ana Wi. be opened 81 l. m, the 10Th day
q december, ISO, from persons wishing 20 purchase
the four predge Boats, SUsauehsana, Potomac,
Patapsoo and Chesapeake, belonging x the United
States, fer the Patapsco river improvement: also.
eleven Dumping ScCws, marked b. Numbers, from
% IL inclusive; also, four bow Boats, marked by
letters, from 10 IL, inclusive. Separate prOpOsais
v II be received for single Dretges, Jws q Row
Bos's, or for tots consisting Of specified DTedgss
COWS and Bow Boats.
The property can Be seen upon application 70 the
under gned. Property ID be delivered at once 70
purchastr upon payment OF price in cash. Bidder,
who wish il can be present a. the opeaing. The
sails t. be Ssnr and fupfooie, and q be addressed
70 MAJOR WM. p. gRAIGHILL,
Elyiuecr on,
rc256t Third story Union Bank Building.
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0
HELlIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits
OF dissipation, used ia connection with the Extra
BCchU and sarsaparIiia, in such seas-s as recon
menCel. Eyid .Dce Of the most responsible aad
liable .chaTarter will accompany the medicines
Also explicit directions for tctft aVadTsfS Of
,opsnHaS living witnesses, and upwards Of 81 w
unsolicited eerilncates and rsconmendatOry letters.
many OF which from the highest sources, lnciud
ilR eminent physicians, clergymen, statesmen, &C
b. Proprietor has never Te-o-ted 20 their pubiica
in the .papeTs he does this from Ne
fact that his articles rank Standard Prepsr 1ns
and do not need 10 be prOpped up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like the DOrc Column,
slould stand simple pure. majestic. having Vac :
tor its 1asis: Induction for It's pillar AID Truth
alone fer Tvs Capital.
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|

ny Extract sarsaparills is q Blood Purifier: my
Extract BUchu i piUTetic, and will act such In
all cases.
Both are prepared on purely sci ntifc principles
N cdcno-anc are the most active of either
that can he made. ready and conclusive test will
he comparison 81 their properties with those set
forth In the follow ing works
see pispeI satOTy OF the United States.
see PrUfes,Or devices valuable works on the
Practice II Physic.
S,ersmsrks made b. the celebrated Dr. PHTsIc
Phila
See remarks msde By Dr. EPHRAIM McDowEIL,
a celebrated Physician and Member OF the Royal
College % Surgeons. ireland. and published in the
Transactions OF the King and Qdeens Journal.
See MeoioO- ChIrurgcal Review, published by
BTNN TaAvRzs, Fellow Of the Ro! al College Of
Surgeons.
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