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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

AN INVALUABLE WORK The Oregon Bui
'etiG, Of Noyernber 23l. Announces the com.
plrtion OF a work that will. when published.
create some stir in the literary world II is n
chronological and chronological char. Of the
history of the world. displaying The history of
all nations and tongues from the creation O:
the human race down to the present time.
The author. who is au old resident Of OREGON.
MIR. = Z. Adams, now Il resident Of Salem. an
pears to have drank deep from the fountains of
knowledge cxhaustlng history. both Sacred
and Pr"fane, in his compilation of facts ira
dictionary as well as those historically rstab.
llshed. with dates, figures, and in fact. every.
thing in condensed form. conveying knowl.
edge OF Ancient and Modern history. The
bulletin says: 1T is universal history con.
densed into the comprehension of look ;"
For colleges and academies, to say uothinp Of
our public schools this chart. if it is what n.
bulletin represents it. will prove Indispensable;
and coming into general use the author will.
without doubt, realize handsomely frors this
work which, from its nature. has been the r..
suit of indefa:igablc study patient toll and
research
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

oNEiDA CoUNTy.-Tbc Owyhec lralanche.
ofNov. Both, contains long and in,.rcs,;,r,..,
on oneida county, written by Judge l.. p Hic.
bee. OF Ow,hee. who has recently returned
from quite an extended trip through tina, sec.
tion. Judge iigbee estimates the population
OF Oneida county at about six thousand. and
says that the residents of Bear Lake and c,ch.
valleys are nearly all Mormons, and in MaIod
valley the Mormons predominant. He saysthe,
are "a frugal industrious people, and by their
INDUSTRY. economy and hard work during the f.v
years they have been there, they have accom-
Pnsnea more in the way Of improve nent and
settlement OF that county than peopla If Ies a
&c, economy ana industry w"alI comp!ish in a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

THE DIAMOND BlLK.-The great diamond
excitement. which has agitated San Francisco
for months past has at last eliminated The
marvellous stories of the nhtoid wealth 81 the
new Golconda. which eclipsed even the "!!ies'
dreams OF Aladden when he possessed his won
derful lamp, have been thoroughly ventilated
and /" steamboat and I" blk " are now the only
appropriate terms to USE in connection with the
whole matter, which, it appears, was put up
game on the part of lot of hungry, nnprinci'
pied stock spectators in San Francisco. Gen
Cotton appears to have visited the regions IN
which the discoveries were claimed to have
been made; and his report has caused qnite
an excitement in San Francisco. HIS state
ments in regard to the diamond region have
pricked the bubble. and the bogus stock c"'n-
panies that have been organized to gull the
public, and swindle cre1ulous individuals OF a
speculative turn Of mind, will b. numbered
among the things Of the past. Sailing dia'
mond claims may be on expensive business.
but from present indications it viii no longer
prove remunerative. Gen. Cotton is not alone
in his exposition of this attempted gigantic
fraud on the people. Nessrs. Clarence King.
John W. Bost. ex-Snrveyor- General os the
State of California and one or two others have
made similar reports exposing the great swim
die, and the Union informs us that the trustees
of the New York Mining and Commercial
Company have adopted resolutions denonncing
the whole diamond scheme as the most gigantic
fraud eyer attempted to be perpetrated on any
community; and warning the people every
where to have nothing more to do with any
such wild-goose arrangement. The expose is
thorough and complete. and W. c. RAlston,
Cashier of the Banh Of California. holds all
the certificates of stock that were sold, So that
few of the credulous spectators in this wild
cat stock will lose their funds, except the
original getters-up of the affair, who ought 10
lose every cent they have. Il is, however, re-
ported that one Arnold, who is one of the re-
puted discoveries of the diamond fields. has,
with his confederatcs, realized about three
quarters of million, and if he has, there is
no doubt but that San Francisco will BE- little
too hot to hold them
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

A SHAM The Radical papers throu,hon;
the country make haste to publish the account
of a reported interview between delegation
Of prominent Pennsylvanians and presilen,
Grant. in reference to the Philadelphia post.
lnastership. The popular demand for some
reform in the civil service Of tie government
appears. at last. to have aroused Mr. Grant
from his ietharey; and spasmod:c etIor. To-
satisfy public clamor, has caused him and his
} immediate friends to throw tub to the whale
we give bit Little credit to the published ac-
count OF the nature Of the interview between
President Grant and the Penns,lyania !, ..cga.
IIon ics simple reason that Old Simon Cam
eron's name is mentioned IN connection with
the matter: and that fact, of it itself, is suffi
Gent to raise a suspicion in the mind Of any
honest man that there ia negro in the fence
While wo would fain believe that Mr Gran,
is sincere in his professions Of civil service re-
form. yet the circumstances connected with
this apparent suddened conversion are not
such as to convince us that the interview be-.
tween him and the Pennsylvania delegation
was not put-up game and sham That
Cameron rendered him efficient service in his
State, regardless Of the means used to that end
no one can deny; and it is an absurdity to
state. as the administration organs DO, tina. the
Pennsylvania chief has not only been sighted
but met with rebuff at the handa Of the man
to whom he has rendered such vital aid in the
hour Of trial. The old Winnebago chief, tot
tcring as he is on the brink of the grave. holds
with an iron grasp the voice of the old Quaker
State and casts il where he is assured that .he
interests Of the Cameron Clan will be mos.
carefully protected and provided for; and the
reported interview between him, Hartranft,
and the other politicians of the PENNSYLVANIA
ring, with Grant in reference to the Office of
postmaster, in Philadelphia, is but political
trick to gull the people into the belief tina,
Grant is disposed to be somew hat independent.
and pursue an honest course in selecting his
appo'ntces for subordinate positions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

DEATH or "OLD Grs."-Gustaye See.
formerly an old resident of this city, where he
was Familiarity known as "Old Gus" died
very suddenly, in Helena, Montana, on October
23d. from the bursting Of blood vessel, at
Lissner's restaurant, where he had been em.
ployed for some time rs baker.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

DESTROYED The Oregon City Wooden
Mills were totally destroyed by fire on the
morning Of November 23d. The loss is est.
mated at $3.50 600, $4,000 Of which is GOV.
cred BY insurance. The FIRE was the work Of
an incendiary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

COKE 70 WAsHIXGT0y.-We learn from
the Salt Lake Herald that Hon. Samuel A.
Merritt, DelegaG 70 Congress from ldah,, left.
fr Washington. on the morning Of Nov. 9Th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-05

II ilaho CIV Nossnseer y. is.1. 10 the VIE q
tostN !. IuMfKsAs a Daughter.
Tar uees get GA; ,s.S John hal been blessed With
- q b1,a aaa - &c didn't ce4veo. Lac report; ue
had 49, dca Of Rvtar a4r iAe beuca. @. tie doubt.
AnI publishing slss .:en accordingly. ha; Lhow.us
feosa experience tia. zone .; trac'' "a suclr.et
give him tie proper credit as41 tender han co.
congratulations CA ;ae happy eTsn;. aud ho.-e the
little stranger .sy grow u9 TO &c Tie .cy ana sr.ds
- &c. parents
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M9nr0e COUNTY Tsx Salti.


State Of Tennessee, Nonroe Count.
Circuit Court, May Term, 1872.
Whereas, NJ. G. Wright former Tax
Collector O. the public 7az f,r tsa coun.
'y Of Monroe rud State or Tennessee for
the year 1883, do report the following
t'acts n parcels OF land as having been
assessed for State and county taxes isr the
wears 1863 aud 1860, that the taxes
thereon ure due and uaraid, and that the
respective owners Of the lme have
no goods aud chattleS within their limits
Of said county of Monroe, oH which he
can d~estrain for said taxes, to.wit:
Atkinson, one tract Of land valued at
800, lying in the 18th civil district, cou-
tanning $50 acres. Taxes due for 1863,
s. 50, collectors fee, 81, clerks fee. 81 80,
printers fee, 81 80. Total, 50 05.
Edward Ragsdalc's Heirs. One tract
containing 100 acres, yaIue $500 20, w.
Ing in the 18th civil district. Taye, due
Tor 1868, $337i. Also the same tact Is
the property ot Luther Ragsdale for the
year 1863. Value $500. Taxes, 50 50,
one poll. 50 10, collectors fee, /, Gle TX.
fec. 81 50, printers fee, 81 80. Total,
$l2 OIL.
DunIaps IIoir,. One tract of land
situated in Goth civil district, containing
172O acres. Value 81 GOO. Taxes due for
the year 1869, $l3 CO, collector, fees 90,
clerks fee, 81 80, printers fee, 81 80. TO.
tai, $l7 81.
Upton, Galloway, Glenn & Co. One
tract containing GJj6 acres, situated m
2Cth civil district. Value $500 Taxes
due Tor 1869, IS 80, collectors fee, 81,
clerks fee, 81 50, prrters fee, 81 80.
Totrl, SO 50.
1t is therefore considered By the court
that Judgment be and is hereby entered
against the aforesaid tracts Of land in the
name Of the State, for TIE sums annexed
to each, being the amount Of taxes, COTS
and charges due Severally thereon, for
the year 1868 and 1869 And it is or.
dered by the court that the said several
tracts Of land, or 50 much thereof as shall
be sufficient Of each Of them to satisfy the
taxes, costs and charges due seyerally
thereon, be sold as the law directs.
Witness Z l. Griffith, clerk Of oul
said court, at office in jacksonville, tn,
second Monday of May, 1872.
f. Z. GRIFFIrH, clerk.
In obedience To the foregoing order Of
sale to me directed, | will expose to pub
lie snle, at tho court house door, in Mad
isonville, Monroe county, Tenn, on the
first Monday in July next, the foregoing
tracts Of land, or SO much thereof. as may
lie necessary to satisfy the aforesaid taxes
costs and charges due ssveralIy thereon
unless the same be previously pnid.
NJ G. WRIuHr,
Late Tax c Hector, &c.
May 2lst, 1872.
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BALTIMORE, Mp April, 1866.
To Messra. StieF-GrntS: | feet it a
p~Iea.urnble duty to make some public nc
kn, wlsdLem"nJ of Your very magnificent
rrc.eat to our Southern itrlief Fair. |
nm proud that you, gentlemen, still fnd
Yourselves able 10 give such ai.2qO doua.
lions to aid the sufferers in 2ur Southern
land, after hayjna contributed with 50 lib-
@rsl a hand to each ard every call made
upor Yea during he entire four years OF
Oh" war. ! hope onr friend, Of tAe SoGth
will rompmb"r ,his when They find them.
selves nble To purchase hpVdoome Pianos.
Respectfully,
MRs a D. EGGRToN.
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Stanton, Va, March 6, 1911.
This is to certify that we have in our
institute fourteen Pianos, manufactured
by Chas. N. Stief, Baltimore, MI, They
have been tested by the side of others in
adjoining rooms. aud have fully net our
expectations, We were first Undue ID to
purchase Of Mr. Suef by his generous
bearing to the Southern people in 1865
when we needed friend, to enable Us to
resume business. We cordially recon-
mend him to our numerous friends and
patrons in the South.
Rev. X. Ii. PHILLIPS, Principal.
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Augusta FEMALE SEMINARY, |

slhlN" -NNhN A''F
Ten of tho sixteen Pianos with which
the Augusta Female Seminary is furnish
ed, are frau Chas. VI. StieH, which is the
hest proof | can give Of the estimation in
which hold them MARY BALDwIN,
Principal Of A. f. Seminary.
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PArArsco FEMALr INsrlrrrE.l

ElIicott CITY, Nd, FEB 20, 10.
Mr.. Chus. NJ. Sticf-l have used your
Pianos in my schooI for over two years.
! have seven at present in use, AMI | find
they all wear we'll. The action is free
and rhe tone full and rich. | commend
tacm to any one desiring to purchase good
instruments.
With sincere wishes for your continued
success, | remain
Respectfully,
RoBrRr II ARcugR.
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a ~. IL
Itudwuy's Ie"ndy Relief
Nura. The wnr.t p,ins


Itudwuy's Ready Relief
Cures the worst pains
rs FROM USE 10 TWENTY MINUTES.
Not uue llGur after reading this esytTljss-
urut REID sny one suffer w.'h pain.
EADWAY'S READY RELIEF is cure fyr sV,
- pain.
II was the fret and il
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
Tat Instantly stops tHc most cz ruciaiug put..
r.isys i~naammrtiOus, uml cures congestion.
whether Of the Lung, Stomach. Bowels Or VA
er glands or organs, by tine application.
In from ONE to TWENTY minutes,
no matter how violen, or excruciar,nS tie paia
the Rheumatic, Eel-ridden. Inarp, Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralgia, or prOstratvd with diseass
may sui!rr,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
viii afford instant ease.
inflammation y! the Kidneys,
Inflammation Of tie Bladder.
Inflammation u the Bowels.
Congestion % the Lung.
Sore Threat, Difficult Bresthiag.
- falP!tHtUI Of tic H9ait.
Catarrh, inauea4.
Headache, Too,haele.
Neuralgia, RheunAtisln.
Cold Chilli, Acue Chllls.
Tbs application Of tus Ready Relief TO the
part or parts where the palm or difficulty eIis;s
will afford case and comfort.
Twenty drops in half - tulsbler Of water will
10 q few moments cure Cramps, Spnsus, Sur
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, DiarFhon,
Dyscntery, Collie, wind Ia the bowels, and all
internal PAIN.
Travellers should always carry n to..le Of
Railways Ready Relief With them. \ fgw
drors In water will prevent sickness Or IniLs
from change of water. IL is better than French
Rranay Vt bi,tors 80 . stimulaut.
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Il Rome Hotel, "a

Formerly the Tennessee House,
ISOme,......
rs Now open for the reception Of duss., IN
i with new Apartments throughout.
catcl within 20 steps Of the Railroad piatfsra.
convenient to the business portion OF tsvs. Ne
Omnibus neeied. Servants polite and attentive
to their respective duties. All b'ggage handled
free Of charge. Satisfaction guarantssd.
J. A. STANSRURY.
I'f.N?2tr proert-tw.
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FEYER AND ACHE.

Fever and Ague cured for so cents. Thersis
not a remedial agent in this world that Will cure
Fever and Agu-, and all other AGLiriOus, Bill.
Gus, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other ~feVerr,
faded ny Railways PillE) so quick rs RadNay's
Ready RcliSf. Iilty cents per bottle.
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Buckingham's Dye.

FOR THE WHISPERS
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and eifectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
For sale by X. ! =. .Druggs, rweetwater 9nG ny
Druggists generally. E J Sanford SCo., En0x'
vile, Wholesale Agents. sept2l-'7l- ~
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bic and far more eff.
fectual remedy Than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cugCI thUm those who have
not, knew that ltcurpsi huirnplghD0rS and tiCndS;
md all know tlt what It does once IL does al.
ways that il IcyCri dl7 through any FAULT or nCg.
glortOi il. composition. NchIye tIuusHlds upon
thousand OfcCrtiiltalu' Of Recommendations
Of the following cCnplliAti, buL such Cltes are
known IN every ur,giiburINJd ana We need NOT
publish them. Adapted. to an ages and conditions
IN III 'l!mHlcS; containing uallIcr cdielnc! no any
uclctcri0uS drug, they may he taken with sanity
10y anybody. Their -ugi- :uIlug preserve, UCLn
ever fccsn, and makes tncm plci'al to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
tier use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
internal yls9era to puffy the blood and stimulate
IL into healthy action remOvc the distractions
cf the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF
The body restoring their irregular action u health,
and by correcting, Wherever they exist, such do
rangemchts - are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are givUn in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pilis rapidly Cure:-
For DySueD.Ia or Indigestion, Pss.
mess, AIngUOr and LOSs of Appetite they
should be taken moderately 10 stimulate The ston-
hGhi and restore is healthy tone aud action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious hrihaChe, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice or GSrGcn sickness, Bill
iOus Collie and Bilious FGYcTS, they should
he jrdiaiOu,ly taken for each case, 10 correct the
diseased action VI remove the distractions which
cause il.
IOI DyhfNfsEI VI bpaaFEhuu, DuL ODd
mild d0se is generally required.
For h~h"Imati~nI, GlOuT, Gravel, Pals
PiTatiOn OF Ihc Heart, Pain In tho
Bide' A;aca and LOins, they should be %cOntin.
uously taken, as required, TO change thc diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For EDropsy and Dropsicnl SWeIIinga
they should be taken in large and frequent dvsOS
TO produce the effect of q drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should DO
taken as II produces the desired eject by SYM
patty.
As a Dinner PiU. take one or two PNIB TO
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
aud inyigOrates the system. HeRce il IL often nd.
VnntageOus where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels t~nlcrably well, oflen finds that q
dose of these PiHs makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renOyating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
DR.. j. c. AVER e. co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS U. S. Il.
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A EE ENDORSED and prescribed by more
IA leading Physicians than any other Tonic
nov In use. They are u
SURE PREVENTIVE

IN A'H 100" ffH w iNNf n .
leading Physicians than any other Tonic
nov In use. TLey are
Sure PREVENTIVE
For Fever md Ague, Intermittents, illousnefs,
and all disorders arising from malarious causes
They are highly recommended ~ an Anti Dys-
pcptic. and in cases Of Indigestion are inyalm-
HE. A.. IN ap.etiIrr and rccupCrant, aud in
cnsep o r]general debility, they have never, in a
single Instance, failed in producing the most
happy %rerdlr.. They are particularly
BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES,
Strengthening the body. iuyigoratiug the mind,
and giving tone aud elasticity to the whole sys.
ten. The ROME BIrTERS are compounded
with the greatest care and no tonic stimulant
has ever before been offered to the public 70
pleasant to the taste aud ut In" same time ON
hiniug ~ many remedial agents endorsed } the
medical fraternity SO the hest known to the
PharmnOUia. 1t costs but little TO give them 4
tair tria!, nd
Every Family Should Have a Bottle.
M preparation in the world can p~rolccc 20
many ~ .niidri endorsements By physicians
Of the very hiqhcst stand NJ in their profession.
Enlor "l nl,o by tie clergy and the leading
denominDt.opal papers,
SNrsD STATES MARINE HOSPITAL,
ST.. LuCIs, No., October $, $50.
James A. jackson Il Co.-Geatlcmcn - AZ
YOU have communicated tn the medical profess
sion the Iecipc Of the "lIome Bittcr,," 1t can.
not, Therefore, be considered u patent medicine,
no parent hH'ius o'en taken ior II, ne have
Rite. :" and nnbpsita, Dr,r gny ,bc comIin..
loh II one NJ rare eNcel'rhc', an the Hrtltlcs
are 'hr oG', VI '.' ci'-S 70 w''ch tA'F he!ohE,
hclhS h'r"'! 'oul', S''mulah'' S'oM"chlc' car
mln"tlvr' ana signify. l%aSatli'e' IhG mode o.
p'cr"r'"- mem 10 s'ricuF IN "c'"rL"h'' WIN
.le ru'vs ~ ph'rmaey. hA'lnE u'c' 'hrin' seen
"'c"'''' !" our private l'a'Uc'i We '"ke pea
sure IN ~. o".'T,.,''nS 'nTm 10 ~, Iera'n' ae'.-
Fo"' "l 'nN,ng Dl.,e's, 10 'e'ug me Ie'' Iohlc
'"' "'"''''"' Nv" o"s'T - ;E' t"", unrrp
pror o,s,o,r;.s and Di.aa,n. If Womcn r"iI,,,o
Of phyaicians, aud late member Board Of
: T1f'
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%BENEFlCIAL 10 FEMALES

Strengthening the body, iuvigoratiu. the mind,
and giving tone aud elasticity to the whole sys.
tenn. The HOME BITTERS are compounded
with the greatest care and no tonic stimulant
has ever before been offered In the public 20
pleasant to the ias,c aud ut tn" same time COM
binius 10 many remedial agents endorsed } Y the
medical fraternity SO the hest known to the
PharmnoUiA. 1t costs but little to give them u
fair triai, nd
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Office and New Warerooms,
No. 0, n. Lib. St., Baltimore, Md.

No. Q, n, Lib. St., Baltimore, Md,
1he Stiefrs Pianos contain all the latest i'm
provemenis 10 b. found 10 a trst-class Sianu
with additional improvements orkis own inyrn-
hon, not to he found in other Instruments. The
tone, touch and finish Of their instruments can
no, be eKeelel nv any manufactured
AlArye assortment, Of second hand Pianos al
WAYS on hand. from sI5 TO 1900.
Parlor aud Church UrrtnS, some twenty dif-
fsrent sty lee on hand from $50 aud upwards.
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For Fever md Ague, Intermittenis, illousnefs,
and all disorders arising from malarious causes
They are highly recommended ~ an Anti Dys-
pcptio, and in cases of Indigestion are inyahm-
HE. A. an ap'etitrr and rccupcrant, and in
cases Of general debility, they have never, in a
single instance, failed in producing the most
happy results. They are particularly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27
Eyory Family Should Have a bottle.

No preparation in the world can Prolrcc 70
many NJ .niidrd endorsements By physicians
Of the very hi2hcst stand NJ in their profession.
Enior."l also by tie clergy and the leading
denominNt,oual papers,
NALn- a. ~ ArI. MLnINE Mn.rlrAr
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of a Laxative

Perhaps no modL
cine Is 80 universally
required by every.
body as a catharuC,
nor was ever aRy be.
fore ~ universally
adopted into use, Ia
every country and
among all classes, ~
this mid but efficient
pnrgative I'IU. me
obvious reason Is,
that il is n more rcliA-
bic and far more eff.
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New Embellishments.
Agents Wanted for the Autobiography Of
Horace GveeleY.

ar Rccolleclions Of Busy Life. Illustrated.
The lie ard times % 90 great = rhilau:hropist
and Reiormer, canust fail To interest every true
American. Send 1850 for sample copy. T.. B..
TREAT, Publisher, sos Groilwny, Y I.
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In all parts Of the North, West and South.
j. f. Garner, ". D., Milwaukee.
CorNCIL BLUFFS, March 81, 1871.
janice A.. Jackson x Co,-lIaying examined
the formula Of the " Home Stomach Bittcrs,'' |
have prescribed them in my practice Cor some
time, and pronounce them the best Tonic Biitcrs
now in usc. y. II. McMAIIUN, ". h,
Tip For sale by all druggist, and grocers.
JAMES \. JACKSON a. CO, Pros.
Laboratory l0J aud lO7 n. Second st.. St. Louis
NO. Nl3-ly