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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
The GREAT FRENCR REMED
DxLAMARRE'E SPECIFIC PILLS,

Prepar by GAHASclKRE A DUPosr, No. 2l4
Rus Lombard, Paris and highly reoomuen-
ded by the entire Medical Faculty of
France,
Are the ve best remedy in all cases OF sperma
torrboea, or Seminal Weakness; Nigh ly OF
Daily or Premature Emissions Sexual Weak
aess or spoteney; SeSkness arising iron Sc
oret Habits aud sexual Excuses; Relaxation OF
The Genital Organs; Weak spine; Lime OF
"BItek dust deposits In the Urine; Milky Dis
charges etc., aud all the ghRsty train of 5 m P
toms arising from overSse or EXcvsses.
They Cure when all other remedies fail.
Full directions In each box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

Is the A gent for these Works, and Farmers de
Shins to purchase can see any of their ma
chimes at his Wars house on the Lsvse.
mchl0 Wit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
Pr,O. 81 vsr BOX, or 6 boxes for SIS.

Sold by the principal Druggists, or win be
sent BY mail secu rely sealed from al observ Ation
by enclosing price IL the Sole General Agent for
America. JOB MOSES, rs oortl. ndt sweet, New
York. amphlets OF advice sent free to ssy nd
lres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
j. a c. INQUIRE,

j. a z. n NsUENE,
Chemist and Druggists, Sole Propr'etors,
ST LOUIS.
Also proprietors Of Maguire's celehr' ted BEsk
HLAsr. . sure cure For Dia rhes, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus and the AsiAth Cholera Al
ordsrs rom responsible pa ties promptly SLED
mch27 dwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

Maguire's
.SARSAPARILLA BHTERS
WITH I&OS,)

The kest BEooD STOMACH AND LIVER dedl-
Inc ever offered 10 the pubic 1t Is very Rsres-
able 10 the taste and VII noI affect the teeth -
ron preparations generally DO
Ebat n soIH do 1t .Ilt be found vastly su-
erior 10 any OF the Calissya and ron 90 KEN
siyey used f,r INV igorating Tao systen. 1t VIII
make blood; likewise thieksn it IL viii restore
the psle an N Aciatea the weak snd debilitAted
10 ooIer ai.sh, hsaltn and streasth Ia an inered-
ibIy short time. IL will strs g. hes TIE nursln
mother and increase the Gov OF m ilk, A'so bene-
at the chile a. the Dr. asst and prevent many OF
the complaint. to which children are subject In
infancy. 1t will tend to restore the eyetig n
| xhen impaired by conunued application in read
/ Jag, wrrins or sewing. by siren ktse.inG the p
tic nerves IL Will give vitality 30 tbs menls
faculties when depressed by close cenSnement 4
.tudy or business pursuits, aud prevent nervous
headaches. 1t -ilI purify the blood and pre-
vent the oreskins out OF 5oiis, PIN 1ies and 1.-The
ruptions caused BY, poverty of blood. Ii vii
| re,tor the genital organs, when weak, to
healthy condition. requisite the aen ,truai psrio
also relieve debility caused By summer heat Q
excessive prespir atFon
| A single trial will prove con ciasiveiy that y
have not over estimated the value Of this exec
lent medicine.
| Price $500 per bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

Of Rock Island CoaGty, shoes Horses In the
most u.smSn!iAs manner
BNperieneed and sktilful ~orkmeR: horsea
h"d With but pain BAYlng practical and sx
ended experience IN the business. L solicit year
'stron &c. ccntderi that ran please !on, and
10 hettsr work than anv other sheer in tbs city
~hop->iln of the BIG HORSE SHOE, gu
Washington street nssr the river.
DIFF WALTER D4UBER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

Na8 asV4sfIsaMEAT>.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

ST Lows aEpICAL ASsoCIA'IoN.
III saHrs SIXTH STREET..
.rx~ NrrS MfsSprpr
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
nAsaxnY IN rmE us,rEp ssAraa

When and where the order Of Masonry
was first introduced into the United Statee
appears to be a matter Of some deubt. .svss
among the best informsd Of the fraternity.
and the fact that prior TO the year I'LL
lodges we're not compelled to keep say
regular record, leaves no authentic date
whereby to trace its origin. Il 10 gene.
rally conceded. however. that Masonry 10
the United States dates from the ysss
1913, when tho Right Honorable and
Most Worshipful Anthony. Lord Viscouat
Montague, Grand Master OF the 0rssd
Lodge Of England. on application Of ssve.
raj brethren residing in New England.
appointed and constituted the Right Wor.
shipful Henry Price rs Provincial Grad
Master over all the lodges in Nsv Ess.
land. who GU the 3O,h Of July. 1888. coo.
s,itcd the first Grand Lodge Of Frsswe.
sous ever opened on the american cosii'
nent. This was tpown a. 81. John's
Grand Lodge. which title j, retained ~.
I'll it was united in 1892 with the grand
lodge founded BY the Earl Of Dalhousie.
Grand Master OF Scotland. Of which Gen.
Joseph Warren. who fell q. tho latsls cf
Bunker Hill. was the tirst Grand Master.
Henry Price was doubtless the 6rss Grasd
Master in the United States. lie vas .
successful dry goods merchant, ,snd is gen.
orally locked upon as tho fsther OF Mssot.
~ in the United S,a,cs. The order rap.
idly spread. and before the aud Of the last
century number Of the States boastcd Of
their grand lodges aud grand corrna I'D.
cries.
George Washington was member Of the
Masonic fraternity for nearly half centu.
rs. lie vas Unlisted on the 4ih Of No.
vsmber. 1852. a few mouths before At.
tniniug his msjori.y. in the Frsdsricks'
burg Lodge During the Rsvolusionssy
war he VA. frequsn. visitor 10 the Army
Lodge, aud in LIS, when the Grssd.
Lodge Of Virginia was formed. be wse
eho,cn grand master. bu, declined the pc.
si,ion. In lIsS. Alc.andria Lodge. st
Alexandria, va was chartered, and Gen.
al Washington became its first master. and
was ono Of it's members at the time of his
death The lodge s;ill preserves his aPrso.
rayel and other relics Of tho " Father Of
his Country" among it, sacred treasures.
In 1898, Washington assisted in laying
the cornerstone Of the national sspiso;.
vssrisg Masonic apron made aud pre-.
sentcj to him by the wiie af Lafayette.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07

some memorial OF the dead. A. length die.
covered skull, and other bones which hnA hls
len from their resting place. while from ~ sAssA
and another there.
All this 10 all for which man can hops: ~
grave, the cofin and the windng-sheet, vhtls
those who succeeded you plow your bones fFcn
your graves, aud leave them To bleach ami6sl ths
heat aud storms Of heavcn. Oh u there y ooe
an hereafter, then men were made 10 vain.-
Like brliss they live; like hrutes they dbs."
While. therefore, God permits 10 W enjoy thte
sanctuary and ito privileges, let W ses'snbsr
that,
"Nan wants bat iitsr hsre bsloo,
Nor sants thss little long"
and strive TO improve the privileges allotoea ",
In such manner, that whether our uames b.
blazoned ON the bis ioric page. ~ carved o. tbs
marble or utterly perish, our iuducnce may long
survive US, and our record may b. % high and
tina, when the gres, srbicr VI human sdsifs shall
come, We may hear him say to 10, "eoass ~
blessed Of my Father, inherit the Kingdom pre.
pare! for you from the fpundasion u ths wosl1."
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
Highly Important Discovery.

nR SlMMS, of Wilmington Pei has diseny-
- cred plant, the essential iinr,arr Of which
in combination with 4ihcr tnrr ingredients
known cnl, 10 ihr disrnycrrr. vii positively
cause the hair to grow thick and beautiful whctc
I, has fallen un and became thin. In a great
many eases where fever has caused the l"ss Of
H.. hair IL has restored II again wonderfully
fast In several eases of halipess II has restored
the hair To all It's former fdlluras, As The Doe
,or has prepared a preparation inr wears, undct
The name oil Iio,Anit Hair Tuue. ~ will contn-
uc the preparation under ,hs same name, With an
addition of ih. discovery. II is not q hair col
nrcr as /. generally offered Tor sale, hut by lis
action ON tho scalp aud roots oi 'lc hair, the
natural color seems TO come wtiu tic renewed
growth II cures disease of the ,Ual. II Is clc-
cnntis persunleh, and is sllctti; h.i: dressing.
A fair trial will convince any one ot It's great
qualities. Sold Wholesale aud li,iail ~
FOURTH & KING SITS.
Wilmington, nel,
For sale by WM. II. BARR, aiille;owr, Del.
aud by dealers in medicines generally
sept 2-3mf
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
THE pAwSRD Acton.

The celebrated ,ragedisn, Cooke. being
once = in . ,igh, place" thus obtained
temporary relief. He wen. ia,o . p.".::
broker shop and said 10 his uncle:
. Nv name 10 Cooke This is my bsueat
night, The manager can, do without me.
AIN up for Richard Ill want some
liquor have no money. Now. ! pro.
pose to hypo,heesie my royal person so'
ten dollars, and yon may lay me on one
Of your shelves The joke was queer
ous. and the pawnbrokcr paid The ten dol.
lars, aud Cooke was laid up. The theatre
that nigh. WAS crowded, aud nj seven
o'clock the manager came forward to spo-
logic, stating that, with tho consent OF
the audience the performance would com.
menec with farce. lilo had sent in dit.
icrcn, directions, but was unable 70 6u1
Mr.. Cooke in the city lie presumed tho
,rarcdian would be forthcoming in the
course Of the next halssoqi. A. the
manager retired he WAS told tLst boy
wished 10 see him in the greeu.roon. lie
found the boy. who presented nose writ
ten in ciphcrs, nnd which he as length
translated thus:
My DEAR -: l am pawncd for
Sl0; send and redeem me. cg i will be
impossible for Richard to be himself TO.
night.
Yours. COOKE"
The manager started Immediately afses
the fxcd star. and found him nicely shcl.
we'd. with a plate Of crackers and cheese
and bottle Of brandy beside him In the
button hole Of his coat was paper marked
- No. Liza. pswned for $40" The
amoun. was paid, hack called. and NJ.
Cooke and tho manager returned 70 The
theatre. where the former had just time v
dress and commence. Now 10 the wieess
of onr discomfort" etc. Il 10 said that be
never played Richard betser. or rcssives
more applause.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
1-30 GOLD LOAN
og the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
Rapid Progress of the Vv0rk.

INilE building Of ihrNotthern Pacific Railroad,
l. tbcsnn July last, Is being pushed forward
with great energy from 10th cSircn,iiics OF the
line. Seven ihuusaiid '.cG are eEplayed in MIN
ncsola aud on the Pacific coas,. The grade i,
nearly completed aGs miles westward from Lake
Superior; trains afc running l31 milrs Of Gn-
ishci road, and rark-luying is progressing To-
wards the eastern border of Dakota lncuhins
its purchase of the st. iaul < Pacific Road, the
Northern Pacific COMPANY now hs il3 miles oi
completed road, aud by September a,S; this will
hc increased to NJ least 300.
\ GOOD INVESTMENT bay Cooke 4 to
are now selling, aud unhcsia,;ngly recommend.
ne II profitable and perfectly safe inyc.imcn, the
First Mortgage lanl Grant Gold nonis of tie
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They have
~ years 10 run, bear Seven nni Thrcs-Tcnibs
per rrnt. gold Interest more than 5 per cent.
currency, rnd are secured hy first and onl,
mortgage, OH the entire road aud lis equipments,
aud also, ~ fast as the road is completed on
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND 10 cycty mile of
truck or 800 acrcs tIr each - uo0 li0ni The,
are exempt from L, : iaa principal nnl inter
est are payable IN gold denominations;
pons Si1O TO 81 900 registered 500 to S!o,-
900.
LANDS IOR BONBS Northern Pacific
1-Sus are at at all times receivable at 10 per
cent. above par in IXrhaEgC for the Comma
nys lnpds. Al their loves, ca.h prices. This rem
dcrs them practically interest hcating lagd VAR
ralts.
SiNkLNG Ft'ND. The proceeds Of all sales
oi lands are required to he devoted 10 the pur-
chase and cancellation OF The First Mortgage
Bonds OF the Company. The hand grant Of the
road exceeds iiily million acres. This ima.ease
sinking und will undoubtedly rlrcei the pfinr
pal OF tie Company houAc ~ before 1t falls
due. With their nmri" srcutliy anl high rate oi
interest, there - TO investment accessible ,o the
people. which is murf ptoiii..i,lc or sulr,
ffUiNGING L y HlE-TH hS7iFS
The success Of the new ruvcfuncn, : per cent
loan will compel The c,rly Surrender " United
States per cents MIuy lulcfs uf F.,c-TW.n-
tics are nov eXr'mnsiug ihcm tor Norlhen IA
ciiic Sercr-Taric. 'hrs rca ilinS handsome
profit, End steA'ly decreasing their yearly Ia
come
OTHtR SECt RiTTrS ALL marketable
stocks and homd, viii be received AZ thrg lsh-
est c'rfcat prlrc il exchange tor Northern Pa
eihc Sr,ou- hrtrs ENpt,,. charges on uouc,
ut bonds received and un Seven -lbitt.cS sent ia
rrtutu, will III paid 'l the huauod uaoris full
information, mars, tnphlrts c'c eau hc oh-
tanrl cu application d; H#y ,HCr. d, rom tie
undersigned.
lbiiN NelEAn & SOY.
Banker ana lhnoifal A.cuit H., Delaware.
No ~. AArkct Street, Wilmington.
For snlc ti Tire C,iasns national Bank I'it.,-
tow
aus &c IN
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
srlett poetrn.
OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

Over aul over again,
No matter which way iura.
always hnd in the Book of Life
Some lessons | have 10 learn.
must take my turn ~ the mill.
must grind on, the golden grain,
nnst work n, my task with rcsolu,c will
over and os.t agai..
We cannot measure the need
Df even the iinicst flower,
Sor chcek the How Of the golden sands
That run through suglc Hour.
But the morning arws must fail,
And the sun aud summer rain
Must do their part, ami perform Ii all
over and ever again.
The path that has once been trod
Is never 80 rough to the feet
Aud the lesson We once have learned
i never So bard TO repeat.
Though sortowiul teats may fall
Aud the hcnri To It's depths lie riycn
With Storm and tempest, We need lhcm MI
To renlc: Nc meet Tor Heaven.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
T H E BITTER ROOT
AGIiI PILL.

H'llE undersigned having obtained the most
l. signal aud prompt relief from the Us, of
these Pills, concluded to procure large amount
Of them "a supply the ncirEtorhood 10 be ccr-
tain that the investment would be safe appli,.,-
,ou was made 70 one oi the most prominent nn4
successful rhy ysir,aus Of the raua'rs for s cuiu-
ion Of this medicine, lie replied
"lt Is pcr;telly harmless, Contains no Arscn-
ie, 40 Arrrur, nor pninine, aud yet !, - onc.=
ge,ic aud powerful, that firmly believe il VIII
cure all eases of Fever aud Asnr II pfopcri, used
In 1ha eases there was not one failure where The
medicine was ustG Us directed. Therefore. rs
placing II within the reach Of every one, Seu " III
confer an untod llcssng upon the eommguity.
Encouraged by this frank and unfcsCr,ei ,es-
timony, have prepared myself 20 establish l.o-
ca, Agents wherever the pills are needed.
CHARLES y. BRYAN,
Gis.gAL AGgSr.
Chesapeake Cits. MI
BITTER ROOT FILLS arc for sale by CHAM
rrRlAiSE, phafniaccn,is,, Mddlc;own, Del.
sept l6-amos
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
Ii V + Il
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERES
warranted 10 be strictly vegetable, aud can do
no injury TO any one.
Il has been used by hundreds, and known for
the Inst ,hiriy-hrc years as ono OF the most re-
liable, cilicacious aud harmless preparations ever
offered TO thu suffering. II taken regularly and
pcrsistcn,iy, II il sure TO cure Dyspepsia, head
nchc, jaundcc, cos,ivcn,ss
sick headache, chronic dinr-
1 REGULATOR. fhui, affections al the had-
der, camp dyscn'cry ai'rc-
,ions uf the kidneys fever
nervousness chills, diseases OF the skin imlnfi!
Of the blood, melancholy or dcprcssicn of spirits
heartburn. collie or pains in the bowels, pain IN
the head. fever and aguc, drorsy, hoils, lain IN
back aud limbs, asthma, crysipclas, female AT
fcr,ions. and bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only by J. II. IEll.iN CO.,
Druggists Macon. Gn.
Send for Circular. Price 81 by mail - -
For sale b, CHARLES TATMAN, in.
dec. 2I-ly. Middlcto"n, l'ti'
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
Gistorital SActthrs.
AN ADDRESS,

AN ADDRESS,
Embracing the Early History or Delaware
aud the Settle mcnt or IT. Ioundsri--,
and or the Drnwyers Congregation.
with NIL the Ghure hes since orgnni-
red ON Its Original Territoryi
Delivered IN Draws yers
Church, Del. Mny Ioth,
isi.. being one hum
hred and thirty
nnr years since
the site Of the
Present House OF Worship wa. Purchased Il.
BYRI.s. GEORGE TeOr.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07

One Of the latest discoveries reported
from the excavations Of Pompsii b thai of.
bonss vase kssnetically ssalsd. asd ssas
tanning considerable quantity sf vatss,
which was pronounced clear. ftesh, ,sed 3.
matksbly soft .aissr iss rsposs d 1900 ~.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
SIMMONS

THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
.,.>~,, Complain, are uncasincss
SlMMONS and pain in the side. Some
times the pain Is in the
ADus shoulder, aud Is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach is affected with
loss Of appetite and sickness, bowls in general
costivc, sometimes alternating with lax. The
head Is troubled with pain, and dnl heavy sen
with painful sensations Of
having left rndonc some
Ill r. IL thing which ongh, to have
been done. Often complain
ing of weakness, debility
and low spirits Sometimes many OF ihcsAhosc
symptoms attend the disease. aud at other times
very few Of them; but the liver Is generally inc
organ most involved Cure the liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07

Grief kuits two hsarts h slooss beods
than hsppinsss ever eaa; asd eo0mea &C
fsrisg Il . isr stronger list thas ssuuei
joy. s
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
Valuable Real Estate,

R.~r ly permission 10 tr :a.iuwies naacd
gentlemen
Hon. Il. C. Holiday, See. Of Sutt, Annafo-
lis, MI.
". Il. Btrpholz Mrniphi, ( Fl faso Pacific
Railroad, y. J.
Il. Atkinson. Bahkrr 81 liro,d II. y. !.
lion. Richard - h'il. a. Nail
cul. B!an,on duncan. Louisville, ks.
t.eo l.cir. Ali General, Baltimore. hd.
Geo. " kni-nrr Nri'on"nGl.
J. ". vurirgt.n
Sryirr,, McNauns X Go. fhila'lrlihia.
t:cn Robert Patterson,
Il. +. Chatham i''.i!a. N%t. Bina.
march lf--ti
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-26


THE PRINCETON RoAD.-Mr. J.
b. Tapscott, the engineer, and Col. 7.
ID. Leonard, left our city on Wednes-
day morning last, to make additional
examinations along the line Of the
projected road to Princeton.
We believe 1t Is their purpose to
make reconnaissance ON two routes;
one running through Lafayette, and
the other near Garrettsburg.
We have heard that Lafayette has
subscribed about $50, 900, conditional
on the road being located through, or
near the town. This liberal spirit is
characteristic of her citizens, and we
presume, 1t will be appreciated, and
receive, upon the part Of the directory
of the road, when organized, the
consideration 1t justly merits.
We hope to Ike able to lay before our
readers something definite in regard
to the various locations proposed,
as soon as the preliminary examina
tions will have been completed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-26

The BABY SHow.-One of the
most interesting features Of the COM
ing Fair, il the ring for the baby
show. The next important feature Is
the list Of judges for this ring. We
do not call In question the honesty Of
the directors, In their selection, but
we do not believe it IL "totin fair y
to put John Irwin, John Young, bod
Read, and others of that kind with
the other names mentioned--they do
not have fair hearing-but, never
theless, we believe they will Judge
impartially, although they never
handled little one on their knee in
all their lives and If there should be
so entries there will be 40 mad women
to come away with babies.
Protest Girl, two years old or un-
der, fine Silver Goblet; Finest Boy,
two years old or under, fine Silver
Goblet; Finest child, either sex, fl i've
years old or under, fine Silver Pitch
er. No entry fee charged. White
children only admitted.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-26

A NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION.
We notice that the two manufacture
ing papers Of Pittsburgh, the Gamer
lean Manufacturer Review" and the
"rrade of the West, "--both journals
of high standing and influence, and
of wide circulation-have cons0lida-
ted, under the name of "Amerlcan
Manufacturers and Trade ofthe West"
The new paper is certainly one of the
livest and handsOmest we have ever
seen. Itcontains no lessthan twenty
pages Of advertising and reading
matter. Its four proprietors are all
publishers and writers of experience,
and their paper plainly shows the
fruit of work, care and tact. Price
$500 per annum. Address, Mae Con-
nell, Woods 4 Co., Nos. 81 and SO
Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-26

For THE LONE STAR SrArE.-Ws
learn that several Of our worthy citl-
xens, and Others from the border
counties Of Kentucky, are preparing
to move to Texas sometime this fall,
with a view Of making 1t their future
home-among them are Mr.. John
Wright and family, Mr.. v. T..
Vaughn and family, Pete johnson,
and Others, Of Logan county. We
dislike to chronicle the removal Of
any from our midst, but we wish
them all abundant prosperity and
happiness in their new home.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-26
Commissioners Sale OF Valu.
able Farm,

N. w. Lisenby and wife VS.. Heirs OF George
Boothe.
IN pursuance of decree made In the
above cause, at the August term, 1871, of the
County court OF Montgomery county, ]
Will offer for sale, To the highest bidder, ON
saturday, the End OF September, 1871, at the
courthouse In Clarksville, the tract OF
land belonging to the heirs of Geo. Boothe,
decd, situated in District No. Z, of Mont
gomery county, on the Dover road, con-
tanning about LOO acres, a particular de-
scription of which will be given ON the day
of sale.
TERMs--One- fourth cash, and the balance
upon n credit OF O, ~, Is and "a months.
notes with good security required, bearing
fnterst from date, and n lien retained until
the purchase money ia paid.
II. ONEAL, Clerk 4 Com.
Aug. IL. lS7l-4w-pr fee, adv. a bills 80 SO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-26

Deulll4I Q10 Em0cI0tHom
Both result from the lack ofabllity t6co5,-
vert the food Into nutriinent How neccxs
sary, then, for those suffering from these
alarming symptoms TO Immediately resort
to remedy TINT VIII strengthen The
stomach and digestive organs. For, rs
scott as this desirable object has been nc
complisiied the health improves, and the
patient resumes his usual personal appear
ance. Hostetter's Stomach l,itters have
attained q worldwide popularity in such
cases. and have been proven the best and
safest means Of removing constipation,
toniig the stomach, giving energy to the
liver, and relieving every symptom OF
nervousness and depression of spirits. It's
cheering and beneficial effects are highly
spoken of by thousands. who owe 10 IL
their restoration to health. More .torative
IN the annals of medicine has attained the
same popularity In the short space Of time
II has been before the public, or has won
the high endorsements accorded to this
excellent tonic. Many other preparations,
purporting to be correctlves and restora-
tivcs, have been introduced, and have
persisted one by one. while the popularity
OF 1fostettcr's stomach Bitters continues
10 increase, and Is now recognized as a
standard household medicine. The success
which attends tho use OF the Bftters evinces
Mt once Its virtues in all cases OF debility
and disease of the stomach. Certificates.
almost without nunlber) have been pub
lished, attesting Its truly miraculous power
in removing those painful and fearful
diseases. And ut this time IL seems Idle to
IL 81,
remedy of the age, in order to awaken
public attention to It's excellence. II isthe
only preparation of the kind that Is relia-
BILE In NIL cases, ind 1t IL therefore worthy
OF the consideration of the afflicted.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-26

WHITFIELD, BATES Il Co., the go,
ahead proprietors Of the Foundry and
Machine shop, located on Commerce,
street, have new advertisement In
this issue. Their numerous custo-
mers have long since found out that
they do good work and are reliable
aud liberal in their dealings. This
foundry Is of great benefit to our city,
and we sincerely hope the managers
may realize all that their merits 81
justly entitle them to.