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Rsarsapariiia
FOR FUEIFTIKG THE BLOOD,
And fort he p -ecly cure of the follow-in;; complaints
-rofnl.-i niiI MrrofiilotM AHr-rtioii, hiic I
nn Tumor, llcrr, Worm, l'.rupljono
I'impli-, t''imiilo, ISIotrhfM, Jfoil
Jllaiut, and all fkin Iliwraoe.
Oakland, I ml., tli June, 1S50.
J. C. Atfh & Co. Cents: I feel it my duty to c
mowh-de what vcur Siusaparilla has done 'r me
llaviii;; iiilrite 1 a .Seroluluus infection, 1 lmvi
MifXered tiom it in variou ways tor years. Some
;iiniM .t liurst out i'l Ulcers on mv hand anil arms
KiniL-timin it turned inward and distressed me at tin
iton.mli. Two yetrs ago it broke out on my hea
i ml covered mv siaip and ears with one sore, whicl
was i uiiifiii aiid loathsome beyond description. 1
'ri'd many medirhies and severtd physicians, hw
ivithout iiiucli relief from auytliinjr. In fact, tin
Jisorder grew worse. At length 1 was rejoiced t
read in the Copel Mes'ener that you had prepared
m alterative (.S:uapariila), for I "knew from youi
reputation that anything yon made must be pood
I tent to t'incinnati and pot it, and used it till i
;ured me. I took it, as you advise, in small doses ol
a teaspoonful over a month, and used almoi-t threi
bottles. Iew ai d healthy skin toon bejran to lorn
under the cal, which after a while lull off. M
iVin is now cVrj, nnd 1 know by my feelings tint'
the disease liaKne from my system. Yon can wel
believe that 1 l'eil what 1 am say ins when 1 tell you
that I hold von to be one of the apostles of the age
and reiuuiu'over gratefully. Yours,
ALFItED 1. T ALLEY.
it. Anlbonr'n Fire, Ro or Eryalrx-In
'(Viler mill fall lllieum, Nrsald ileud
l!iiiirorr-.tl iore Mijm, Iroiy.
Dr. l.'oliert M. l'reble writes from t-alem, J 1 .
12th Sept.. lSL; that he has cured au inveterati
cum.- of ro;-M. which threatened to terminate fa
tallv, bv the jrseveriiii use of our t-arsnparilU
and alsoadungcrous Malignant Krysipeliu by larjp
doses of the mire; says he cures the Common Erup
turns by K constantly.
liroMcIjorrlc, 3oitre or Swelled IVcfk.
Zel.iilon Hoar, of l'rostect, Texas, writes: Threi
bottles ttf vour -.irsaparillii cured me from n Goitr,
a hideous sivel iiig on the uctk, which 1 bad but
lured IVom over two years."
If aeorrljfri nr While, Ornrinn Tnmor
I'U-rino l lei rntion , l-Vuinte 1iMnr
lr. J. It ti. dimming;, of 'ev York City, writC9
' I most clicerf illy coniplv with the request of you.
pent in s:iyiiir I have found vour Sarsnparilla I
most excellent nlterative in the numerous com
plaints for wbic'i we employ buch a remedy, bu
ispecinlly iu Penale 'Jisiases of the Scrufuloui
diathesis. 1 har-i cured many inveterate cases ol
Leucorrhiea by it, and some where the complain
was caused by t leeration of the uterus. The ulcer
ntion itself was soon cured. Nothing within mj
kno U-ii;reeeiuiiIsitlor these female (lurn.ugeuici.ta.'
Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury. Ala., writes
"A danjrorous orarutn turner on one of tin; teiuaist
in mv family, wtich had delicti all the remedies wi
could emplor. lias at h-ii-lli been completely curec
by vour Kxtrict of Saisaparilla. Our plivsieiai
tl'ioi'f.'lit nothing but rxtiipution coald afuml relief
tmt he advised tbe trial of your SarsapariDa as tin
la-t resort llt r3 cuttin;r, aud it proved clH'Ctual
Atter taWintr yc nr remedy eijht weeks uo syuiijtou
of the Ui.-t ase" n.iaains."
fyjrhi!i ami ?Icrcnr;al li-on.
NK'.V OlH-tANSt, 2."lll AUfTUst,
Pr.J. C. Avlk: Sir, 1 cheerfully comply wit I
the request of your aent, and reMirt to you sonM
of the cllects I 'lave realized with your Snrsaparilh.i
1 have curcl with it. in my practice, most of th
complaints fur which it is recommended, Rtid hav
found its e Meets truly wondeifiil in the cure ol
Vtnr.reiil ntiJ M'trruriit Ais"iJte. One of my pa
tieuts had f plaiitie ulcer in his throat, which' wen
coiiMiiniiix his jialate and the to; of his inontli
Your Sarsaparil a steadily taken cured him in livt
weeks Anolh, r wa-i attacked by secondary symp
tom in his hum', and the ulcen-.tion had eutt'n ia)
a considerable 1 art of it, so that I believe the ill's
ortler would on reach his brain and kill him. l'.'i'
it yielded to in;.' administration of your Sarsaparillu
the ulcers healed, and he is well n'uin, not ot cours
without soiuj iib-fi'iratio'i to his face. A womat
wlio had beei treated tor the same disorder bv mrr
curv was fii; 'fi:i from this poison in her lioues
J'hey hail become so sensitive to the weather that or
a damp dav she sufltred excruciating pain in hei
joints and boi.es She, too. was cured entirely bj
vour Sasn jmrilla in a lew wevks. 1 know from iti
formica, which your npent pave me, that thii
ltcparation from your laboratory must be a prea
remeflv: coiiMnieiitiy, these truly remarkable re
suits with it hr.vi i.ot "surprised me.
. 1- raierual.y yours, O. V. LARIMER, 31. D.
EShrumntivm, fiont, I.irrr Cnmn'niint.
huH'i:MitM T. l'restou Co., Va., tith .luiy,
llu. J. C Avi i:: Sir, I have been atilicted witii i
psinfnl ehronie Itlieumfitinn for a lon time, w hicl
allied the skill of physicians, and stuck to me it
spite of all the. remedies I could find, until I trie
your Sar-apai ilia. One bottle eured me iu txvi
weeks, and re.-toreil my penernl health o mud
that 1 am tar luttcrthah before I was attacked. .
think it u wonderful uiedicine. J. 1 l.'KA.M
Jules Y. Oetcliell, of St. Louis, writes: 41 1 hav
been !';lictci for j ears wit h au af lrticn of the Liver
which destroyed my health. I tried everything
and vervtli!ii;r failed to relieve me; and I hav
been a broken-down man for some vear from lii
cmtv tl.un .-,, ri ceff f tti J.i--r. 1
i:eitj,-,i ii.i-tm, inw i:. v . .ir. r.pv, mlvbuit ine u
try i.iir s:ir-a ,i:iril!a, lecnusu he said he knew you
:md ::iiy tl.in,; oil made was worth trvinjr. My th
ble ..i' of .od it has cureil me, and has so puritiet
lay biooil as to made a new ihiih of inc. 1 feel youii)
nuin. The Ik-si that can be tiaid of you is not liai
4;ooil enough.
rliirrn-.. -anrrr Timiors. Knlnrnmirnt
t Ireraiiixi, Curicit iiikI E'xfuliatiou ol
th? ISOIK'O.
A irreaf variety of cases have been reported to u
where ciirw ol these formidable complaints hai"
resulted from the ue of this retnedv, but our ppac
here will not admit them. Some of them mav b
found in our American Almanac, which the agent
lielow iiumed ale pleased to furnish gratis to a-T wh'
call for them.
Ijjwy.":i, Ilrnrt T!nonM, rit, EpHrpsy
.cli-lrmrlio!)-, iVt-nraljcin.
Many n-n.arkab.e cures of these allections bar
been maile by tie nlterative power of this medicine
Jt stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus overcomes disorders which would be sup
l'osed beyond its reach. Such a remedy Iras lonj
lieeii required by the necessities of the ieople, am
we ar confid.-iit that this will do for them all tha
medicine can do.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
FOlt THE RAPID CURB OF
Coiik7i, C'..l, InRurii7.ri, lioanrnew
Croup), it rouc'iiii-., tuc-iii4'i:t ( 'ou
feuiupfion, mid for llir Ielief
of i.'oiiuniilir' E'litieut.-s
iu aclvunreal Nlnjjr
of the Uiseav.
This is a rcrretly so universally known to pm-pas
any otlier for the cureof threat and luupcomplaints
that it is useless here to publish the evidence of it
virtues. Its unrivalled excellence for couphs am
colds, and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonar
disease, have Made it known throughout the civil
ued nations of the earth. Few are the communities
or cren lumil.e;. a 1110111; them who have not som
personal experience of its effects some livin
trophy iu their inid.-t of its victory over the ubti
and ilmiperous liturders of the throiif arid lunpi
As all know tbe dreadful fatalitv of these disorder)
and as they know, too, the effects of this remedy
we need not d j more than to assure them that it ha
now all the virtues that it did have when niukin
the cures whic'i have won so etronply upon th
;oundeuce of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. ATEH & Co., LowcIL Masi
-a. A- Wjr .
r a j uj j
A mver J.U1111? AniiUi.io I'T j-ick iit-aa-
al.e, DI-psi.n, Kuver and Affur,
Liver Complaint, Costivcnc,
l.lll-usiies.-, .At'UnU-!.T..WU, Cy
i-'eprnvcu Aj; fcii5, iisur- 1
It-red Ptur.i.i-h, Iciruiie A.'
VTILSON i3 FILLS are nnlvomlly r-KiH'Wk-dd
tftbe the t est now in use. As a Kaniily
"Jicine tiiey are-part icukirly remnimen J si-simple
ami l.armUss-, but bi-hly iiK-dieinnl In t'icir coni
'blrjatior. One l illa d-se, vith mild !iiitn?r
t tJtia efTects. The robust uian and the dc!ic-ito child
oso them till with evry astinui"o f f cntir
t nf ty. V ith Wilson's riU3,evprj- "M-thcr it.
the kind t-eceiaos her own phyii San. They hnve
proved t'lcuist lvL'S .1 srixiFie, aad stand trithont a
rival fjr the f llimin aiTertions:
IIEAB.ICIIE, & AfiCi:,
IIBADAt'tlE, IEVEM & AG UK,
DYSPEPSIA, LIVZB. COaPLAIXT,
DYSPZrSIA, LIVR COMPLAINT,
Costivcncjs, Biiiousne33, Neiiralgif
Costivenoae, Biliousness, Nouralgi
Boll "by Irugjista & Dealers evorywlioi
rilEPARED BY
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Importers &. Wholesale Druggists
ITo.CC, earner Wood and 4liSta. ;
PITTSBURGH, PA.
s-l pr.nrBrFTORS or
.i' B. L. Fahnestock's Vermlfupe.
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V VA St . O
Scrofula, or King's Evil
s a constitutional disease, a corruption of th
ilood, by which this iluul becomes vitiated
veak, and poor. Dcinij in the circulation, i
K'rvades the whole body, nnd may burst ou
n disease on any part of it. Xo oran is frc
rom its attacks, nor is there one which it ma;
lot destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
rauscd by mercurial dieasc, low living, dis
irdered or unhealthy food, impure air, liltl
md filthy habits, the depressing vices, end
ibove all, by the venereal infection. What
ver be its origin, it is hereditary in the con
ititution, descending " from parents to childrei
into the third and fourth generation ; " indeed
t seems to be the rod of Him who says, !
vill visit the iniquities of the fathers upoi
lieir children."
Its effects commence by deposition from thi
ilood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, h
he lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termet
ubercles; in the glands, swellings; and or
he surface, eruptions or sore. This foul cor
up"tion, which genders in the blood, depresses
he energies of life, so that scrofulous cousritu
ions not only suffer from scrofulous com
)laiati, but they have far less power to with
tand the attacks of other diseases ; eonsc
ruently vast numbers perish by disorder.'
vhieh, although not scrofulous in eheir nature
.re still rendered fatal by this taint in the
ystem. Most of the consumption which do
;ima tea the human family has its origin directlj
n this scrofulous contamination ; and manj
les'tructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
jid, indeed, of all the organs, arise from 01
jo aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous :
heir persons arc invaded by this lurking in
ection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
he blood by an alterative medicine, and in
igoratc it "by healthy food and exercise,
iuch a medicine tve Bupply in
AYER'S
Compound Extract of SnrsspariHa.
he most effectual remedy which the medical
kill of our times can devise for this evcry
rhere prevailing and fatal malady. It is coin
.ined from the most active remedial that have
ieen discovered for the expurgation of this foul
jsorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
ystem from its destructive consequences,
lence it should be employed for the cure oi
tot only Scrofula, but also those other affec
ion.s which arise from it, such as EnurTivi
nd Skiv Diseases, St. Axthoxv's Finn..
tosK, or EitYsii-r.f.As, Timi'ies, rcsTixr.s,
Ji.oTcitts, V.LAixs and l'oii.s.Tt Mons, Tetteh
.nd Salt Hiiei m, Scald Head, Ringworm-,
litEUMATtsM, SYrmi.iTtc and M EiccrniAL Dis
Asr.s, Duoi-sv, Dvsi-ErsiA, IJEiui.rrv, and,
idetd, AM. CoMfl-AlNTS ARISINO FROM VlTIA-
ed or Impure Ili.oon. The popular beliel
n "impurity of the llood" is founded in truth.-,
or scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
articular purpose and virtue of this Sar?apa
ilhi is to jmrify and regenerate this vital lluid,
without which sound health is impossible ir,
ontaminatcd constitutions.
ATEE'S
Ague Onre
3
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OP
ntrrmtttcnt Fever, or Fever and A cue,
lemittent Fever, C'liill Fever, DumlJ
kine, FerlOflieal Ilcnilnrlie, or JtlliouS
iemlixiie, and Itilionx Fever, inilertl
or tlie whole class of diseases orlKinnt
JitJ in liilinry ilrrauvement, cnnsetl ly
lie JIalarla of Iliasmatic Countries
"We are enabled here to offer the community a
emcdy which, while it cures the above complaints
.ith. certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
uantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
irhere these afflicting disorders prevail. This
Cure" expels the miasmatic poison of Feveh
.nd Ague f" h cj-. . r,-," ""! uc'
clopmcnt of the disease, if taken on the fcrt an
ironeh of its premonitory symptoms. It is not onlj
he best remedy ever yet discovered for Ihis class
f complaints, "but also the cheapest. The laris
. mifftr fvr a tlollr.r urlnss It witlim Hit
each of every body ; nnd in bilious districts, w"-re
'ever and Aoce prevails, every body should
lave it and use it freely both for cure and protcc
ion. A great superiority of this remedy over anj
ither ever discovered for the speedy and certair
lire of Intcrmittcnts is that it contains no Quinine
r mineral, consequently it produces no quiuism 01
ither injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
ion. Those cured by it are left as healthy as L
hey had never had the disease.
lever and Asue is not alone the consocucnce o:
he miasmatic poison. A great variety of disor
lers arise from its irritation, among which are
Veurafyia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Mind
less, 'toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
utatioii. Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hystcr'
cs, Pain in the lioirt lx. Colic, Paralysis and Dc
anyemeni oj trie acomaci, au ot which, wher
iriginating in this cause, put on the intermittent
ype, or Decomc periodical. I his " CTke cxpeli
"he poison from the blood, and consequently cures
;hem all alike. It is an invaluable protection tt
mmigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
esiunig in the malarious districts. If taken occa
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection
;hat will be excreted from the system, and canno'
iccumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
sasc. lience it is even more valuahle for protecr
aon man cure, ana tew wm ever sutler tram Inter
nittents if they avail themselves of the nrotectioi
jus renicuy anorus.
Prepared by Sr. J. C. AYER &. CO., Lowell, Mass
S. BLOOM ,
Dealer in
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Gents Furnishing Goods
Hats,
Caps,
Boots,
Shoes,
Trunks,
Valises,
&C, &C, &.C.
Also a laree lot of HUUTiER GOODS
and REVOLVERS always on hand.
AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find it to their benefit to examine
my Btock before purchasing elsewhere.
Cash paid for Hides, Furs
and Wool.
riattsmouth, May 2-3, tf
Ayer's rV
1
I
PILLS.
Are you tick, feeble, am
conipla'iniiijr? Are you ou
t" order, with your systen
!eraiifred. nnd your feeling
iii!Coiiifortallef Tliesesymn
turns aie ollen the .reln4
" . jt iri
nous ilmc. home fl
i.f Ficknes is ere piu uioi
mill MiouM be aveitei
tiiuelv uw; of the nsrh
l emcdv. Take A ver's Tills
r.nd cleanse out the li.-or
rfered liumors purity th.
blood, nud let the llulJ
rnove on unobstructed it
'I'l-n.. imt.
1-jte the functions of tin
body into vigorous activity
inrifv thp Rvstem from the obstruction w hich mak
lisease. A cold settle somewhere in the body, am
bstructs its natural functions. These, if not r9
ieved, react uj.oii themselves and the mrrouiidinj
irirans, producing feueral nj-vavntion, suH'eriiif
.nd disease. While in this condition, oppressed b
be derangements, take Ayer" l'ills, and fee hov
lirectlv they restore the' natural action of the ts
em, aiid with it the buoyant feeling of health araiu
Vhat is true and so eppi rent iu thin trivial nnd com
aon complaint, is also true iu many of the deep
eated and dati"eroU! dUti'inperg. '1 he fame punnl
ive ell'ect exnels them. C'sused by similar ohstruo
ions and derangements of the natural functions ol
he bod v, they are rapidly, and many of thein surely
ured bv the same niea'ns. Kono who knfiw thi
irtue of Uiese 1'illE, w ill neirlect to employ then
rheu gutTeriiiir front the Jicordera they cure.
Statements' from leading phvicii:iis in tome oftbt
irincipal cities, and froiu other wcll-kuow u public
icrtoiis :
?rom a Fortearilina ifc.-rliant rf St. Louis, l b. 4
ISTjO.
Da. Aver: Your Tills are the paragon of all thai
l great iu medicine. They have cured my litUt
laughter of ulcerous sores upon her bands and feel
hat had proved incurable for years. Hermothei
ins been long grievously ulilicted with blotches and
mnpies ou ner tKin aiiti in ner nuir. .-iiu-r out
:hild was cured, ehe alto tried your 1'ills. nnd they
lave cured her. A&A JluliOKlUUi.
A a Family Plij sic.
rrom Dr. E W. Carticriaht, Xeio Orient.
Your lills nr the prince of purge. Their ex
client dualities surpass onv catliartic we 'ose.i,
riiey are mild, but very certain and ell'ect tial in their
xtion on the bowels, which makes them invaluable
o us in the daily tivatmcnt ot disease.
Icailac!ie,fiek tlrudaelto, E-'oul Ntomnch,
From Dr. Ethrnnl Inmf. Italtimorc.
Dear Jtito. Ayi.i;: 1 cannot answer you irliat
iomplaints I have ci rtil with your l'illa better than
o fay all that tee er, r treat vilh a puryatire ' (.'(
inf. 1 place prent de-wndence on that cflTctual
athartic in my daily cintit with disease, and be
ieving, as I do. that vour li!Is atl'ord us the best we
lare, 1 of course value them highly.
riTrspcEQ. Ya.. Slav 1. !?".
Dr. J. C. Aver. Sir: I have been rejentedly
ured ol the worst heatache anybody can have Uy
lose or two of your l'illa. It seenis'to arise from
bul stomach, which tlu-v cleanse at once.
Yours with ercaT.roi.bcct. KD. W. rilEP.LE.
Chrktf' Steamer Clarion
Ililions IJi-orilrr. Ijivpr Coinplaintf.
From Dr. Tlu oilare Jit II. of Xno TorkCitii.
Not only are your rills admirably adapted to their
mrpose 0 an aperient, but I find their benelicial
fleets upon the i.iver very marked indeed. They
lave in mv riractici- moved more ellectual for tlK"
aire of Lilians complaints than any one remedy 1
inn mention. I fii eerily rt-jok-e that we have at
ength a jain'ative v hicii is worthy tUeconliticnce ol
uu proiessiou auu the people
DErARTJttlTT OF TIIF ISTERtOR, 1
WashhiLt-jii, L. C , 7th tb., 1-.V. )
Sir: I have used vour l'illa in mr ircnoral ar.
lospitnl practice ever since you made them, and
:aiiiiot hesitute to ray tliev are the U-st cathartic
ve eniplov. Their regulating action on the liver is
juieK ana decided, consequently they are an na
nirable remedy lor derangements of that organ.
ndeed, I have seldom found a case or tutiom ;:.)
use to obstinate that it 1'id not rerdilv viehl t.
hem l iateiiiallv voui-!. AI.ONU KAI.L. M. U..
Physician of the Marine Iln.-pitnl
Dyst-ntcrr Diiri lia?:i, Eli-Inx, WorniM.
from Dr. .. G. Green, of Chiearo.
Yonr l'ills have bad a long trial in my practice
.nd I hold them in esteem as one of the be.t aperi
nts I have ever louud. Their a'terative et'l et upon
he liver makes them an excellent remedy, w hen
;iveli ill small doses lor Itilious liimttry ami iliar
han. Their siigar-coiitin o; makes them very ac-4-ptable
and com tiiieirt lor the ute of women auU
Lilaren.
Dyspepsia, Empurlly of the Elloosi.
"rom Ucv. J. V. Jlimm, Pastor ef Ailrint Cliurch
jwron.
Dit. Avrrt; 1 bm-o , . j-iit.-, ,. na extra-
iruinary micci-.-s m my lamily and amongtho.-e I am
ailed to visit in distren. 1 o regulate tl:e orcaus of
liirrstion and nurifv tne blood, thrv ure ttio vprv
est remedy I have ever known, and I can coi'.ll-
leiitly recommend lhe:a to my friends.
Your .1 V niirro
Warsaw, TTycmiiig Co., X. Y.. Oct. St. l.Vi
Deaii Sin : 1 nm usir.g vour Cathartic l'ills in my
irnctiee, and find ihei;i an -xei-lieiit punrative to
leanse tlie system aim: iurtju rnc J-mnt'ims or tin
'loud. .loUN O. MEAC'ilAM, M. 1).
onMt ipation, vrups-a. NispprcHftioii
ISlit'iisaisiliHiii. 4ont, iVt-ui'algi.t, Uropny
t iirniynis, Jl,
Prom Dr. J. P. I'a.inhn, Montreal, Canada.
loo much cannot be said of your rill lor the
lire of eostic, uvss. If others of our frateruitv have
bund them as elficnciou as I have, thev should join
vho sutler f rom tliat Coninlaint. which, all lion
tad enough in it.-elf. i.-ifhe progenitor of other that
.re worse. i ocuvve r--sttrt iu.s to originate in 1 lit
iyer, but j our l'ili aticct that organ uud cure tht
um:usc.
rom Mrs. E. Stuart, rhysician and Midwife
j UiStOH.
I find ono or two large doses of your Tills, taken
ii iiil- piuper uine, are e.xcriier.i promotives ot T lie
tiutirui ncreiftn wnen wnoiij- or puiliaJly sui
)res?ed. and also very tilictual to c (. tin
tomach. and expel worms. I hev are f o much tht
x-st physic we have that 1 recommend no other to
ny paueuta
From the Kcv. Dr. I fa rim, of the Methodist Fpis
i hutch.
I'ulaski nonsi:, S ivnni.ah. Ca.. Jan. C, lVi.
Uoxokkd Pin: I should be idTgiateful lor the
vlicf your skill lias brought me if 1 did not report
ny case to you. A cold fettled in mv limb and
jrought on excruciating nntrtuyic vains, whicl
mded in chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding 1
lad the best of physicians, the disease grew wor-t
nwl worse, until by tue advice of your excellent
igent in Baltimore, lr. Mackenzie, I trieil vour
.'ills. lhcir cllccts were flow, but sure. I!v ner
evering iu the use of tuem, I am now entirely well.
Senate Chamber, f! iton TJousre, La., 6 Dec,
nit aiei:: i fiave t een entirely cured, by yout
'ills, of Jlheumatic Goit n painful disease that hat
Jllicted me lor years. Yl.NCKN 1 bLl UKLL.
VT7 Sfost of the rills in market contain Jlercurv
vhieh although a valuable remedy In skilful hands
s dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful con
equeiices that frequently follow its incautious Use
liese contain no mercury or mineral eubstanci
vauit-ver.
Price, 23 cent3 per Box, or 5 Boxes for SI.
Tcpared by Dr. J. C. AYE2 & Co., Lowell, Mass
Hannibal & St. Joseph,
r WT-.-r-r'Ji vvry
EAILEO A.D
AND
Packet Ttin
ON .MlSSOriti KIVEK.
Tri-wcokly l'aekeis Ol.innihal and M. Jorp"i K.
H. Line) leave Onmha, Oounril Ulutr-i, 1'laitr-niouth,
Nebraska City and iiitiniediatpoi nts f.-r St. Joseuli.
connect ng at St. Joseph with trams m Hannibal and
S-u Joseph It. K , leaving St. Joseph at 11:3U I'. 31.,
and arriving at
QTJIKCY, CKIGAGO & ST. LOUIS
NKKT DAY-
Oa anil after May lo:b, daily and rl.MO connec-
liuns from St. Joseph to Atehison. 'Weston, b' aveu
worth, Wyaudolt.-, Kansas City, Lawrenco, Trp'-kn,
fce., via Platte C.'uiiirv K. K. and fteamer tmilie ( U.
& St. J.is-pli K. It. I.jr.M.) Leave Pt. Joseph ,V2'I A.
M arrive at Atchisnn Jit 0:3n A. M., Wivliiii 7:M5 A.
M.. Leuven worth s:0DA. M.. U'vandotP; ID.tUI A.
SI., Kausai City 10::i0 A. M., Lawrence at 5 1". M.
THKOt'GII TCK'rr3 FOK 8ALE
by Porter & Dem-l Ornana; D. W. Hitchcock, Conn-
til ISIufl; E. C. Lewis, Vlaiisninuth; K. S. Hawley,
Kebrjska t'i:y. liny tt rough tickets and save inua-
ey.
Extensive repairs on the Hannihal and ?t. Joseuh
Railn4d, new iron, lies and additional rolliu stock
enable lht-m to ott'-r ilitfse iuiloi taat chuDges to fa
lilitate travel by this route.
.-. w . .iicili. Uen I Miperiniendcnt.
V. II (;rpat, Ui-n'l Ticket Aif.-nt.
H. H. CoCKTkicnr, tji-u'I ITeiht Ae"t.
Hannibal, Mo.
Capt. Rt Fcs Ford, Saperiatendent I'lri.-t Lines.
5t. Joseph, Mn, July 1, l;ti.".
NEW
Boot c Shoe Shop.
'he subscriber would resneelfull r call the atten
tion of the citizens of Hatismouth and tliepuldls at
ago to the fact th:it ba has located one d .r east of
Uonelan's Drug fcrore. where he intends ke-pinir
on hand and makirg r-ii the fhortest n'.t;ce, eveiy
articlein his line. Hi Flock beinir fcelected by bii-i-eir.
and having speru the most of bis lire in the
business, be fceis cuthlent that he caa give satUfae
lion. Give him a call.
April U 63. J. TnOCUMORTON.
-rA
S3 Vilt to
I "'J.:oT- ! ; ou,
s." ,fs-if:-ij:y i-y a
TOOTLE, HANNA & CO.,
MAIN STREET, - C PLATTSMOUTH.IN.T
L A 11
tn Tit W fvpvp
Lf siJ,
JVest rf
Wholesale and
H A,R D
Clothing cf every description.
WINES mn ItQUOBS OF Ml KINDS.
Constantly on hand a Lare Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARE, IRON, MILS,
WINDOW SASH, DOORS cfc GLASS.
Ana every article required by
And everybody else can be supplied at this establishment.
Call and examine our extensive stock.
AT
FIEE PEOOF BBICK.
Tootle, Eaima l Co.
riaUsmouih, April 10, 'Go.
AMISON, DOVEY & CO.,
North Side of Main Street,
Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of
QUE ENS WARE, II AH D WARE,
BOOTS, SHOES,
Ever Oflered
i LIQUORS OF
In fact, everything the Farmer,
FLOUR, BACON,
Thankful for past Patronage, we
iness to merit a continnance of the same.
Call and examine our stock.
riatttsmouth, April 10, 1SG3. tf
JL'ST received, 50 cas-s ef Ci-.nned l i-Hclies at Lre asortuieat of niua'n and boj-M1 clthiiij
AHISOX, DOVEY ii CU'S. I - for sale by A. i. VP-
GO to AMISOX, DOVEY A CO'd to purchase your O HELLED CORN fur sale by
tipring (roods. O A D.& CO.
K end lesa Tar lety of Ladies' Dresf G.vxls at TAC0' and Lard for sale by
A. I). CO':?. 1 A.D.4CO.
" f CASI-5 Moltby's Cove Oysters for sak- at a 1IKAVY INVOICE of all indj of FamilyGro
i)J A. 1). & C0'3. ceries and Outtiting Uoods juHt receive d by
A. I). A CO.
GKEAT bargains in Ladies' Dress Goods it . .
A.b.iCO'S. 4 LL kinds of Farming Implements for ale by
1Y A. D. k CO.
L""OR SALE at AMISOS, DoVEY & CO'S , CulT-e.
, huear, (ioldn t-yrup, t'igar lloa.se Jio- t Largq lot of Two Horse Plows for salt by
lafswa. New York Candied, etc , etc. I D. At CO.
large lot of Chewing and SniokinpT,.b icco for N end less variety tf Hardware arid Cutlry for
sale at A. I). & CO'S. V. sale at A. 1). 4 CO'a.
COAL OIL for sale by CPH, Doors, Shingles, Glass, and NaiU of every
A. D. k CO. O description for rale by A. D. 4 CO.
rr( BOXES Star Candb-B for .-ale by LL kinds of Country Produce taken lr ex. hanse
A, D. 4 CO. 1 . for goods by A.Y. 4CO;
IF you want to purchase goods at a bargain, go to '"po enumerate all trie articles we have for sale
A. D. 4 CO X Would nil one side of th IIkbalo, and others
have aa good a right to advertise as
BAGS COFFEE just received by AMI.-ON, DOVEY & CO.
O A. D. t Co. !
: ; TMIE Urgctt Outfittintf House north ..f St. Js-p,,
Large lot of Choice Tea at Ail AJ1ISON, DOVtY CO "
A. D.ACO'b. riattsaiouth, y-.htatka.
G E S T
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St. Ltouis.
Retail Dealers in
W A R E,
-ATD-
TUE-
CLOTHING, &C,
in this Market.
ALL KINDS.
Mechanic, Freighter or Emi-
CORN, OATS, &C.
hope by strict attention to bus
THE
NEBRASKA
&
Is the place to get
CAISDS,
c:i tcirAiis,
icill-su:ais,
KAtLiTICKKTS.
POSTEK.S.
I.I5UAL i;ffVXEi
OR
From a
TO A
ADVERTISE
IN THE
NEBRASKA HERALD,
AND LET THE
PUBLIC
KNOW THAT YOU ARE
Alive 81 Stirrins:.
SUBSCKII31i
tor Tnc
Nebraska Herald,
AND
KEEPflYOURSELF POSTED.
CABINET SHOP,
II. BOEC,
lljvinc r..reat!y !u:U a hot au.l uiu to
Main St., Plattsmouth, N. T.
Wonl.l respertft.'Iy inform tlie riti,.ns r r
H'll'iiuiiik' .unl -en til it he li.is the f.n ihi,... '";
rying on tliu
In all its lirancli
IN THE HOSTAPPEOVED STYLE
I uni prepared to turn out t!.o
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ar.il most duriiblo
iPurnituro
Of every doar rij.tioii, ever en'.-rc..I in tlie Terra..-,
SAT IS FA CTION G UA It A NTKIiD
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All ki:i Is ef ItimVr t iken hi exi'lianire f-T
I'lalts -Kjutl.-. April ID, J-.05.
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IN CITY, V1I.LAGK, AND COfMKY.
TIIK
American Agriculturist
pon TIIK
Farm, Garden, and Household.
Including a Special 1) parlme.nl f
titling anil Instructive H'-atlingfsr
(JhiUren and Youth.
the Anrieid! urixt is a larjre periodical of "A ;r
b-iiutifully (irluted, and filled Willi i.'atu, p-aci-.'.
reliable oricinal matt r, including bun irtd, if (
tUtil anil lnstnictive Engravings in every jm1"'
volume.
It contain each month a Calendur of O-.v'- "'
to be perf-rmil en the farm, in ih (jr-l-tr-t ' '
(itirdvn . in and around the I'tralhua, ic.
The tliousainU of hints nl sii-ri-(-ti.. c'v '1 ,!;
every volume a r pr'-p ired by pr;i tical, iiii-lb'1-Woikiiia
Men, s iio know wlmt lin y wiiti- uU
Th llUHh'dl ltepartinrnt is TaltiaMe ''
Housekeeper, arTordiiin vrrv many usclul "
diiectb. us, calculated to lighten and l uiliut '
door-worlt.
The lhparlmrnt fr Children and 1""" I""
pared with sjt Sal car.-, to furnish n..t i.nly 'W.
meut, but alo t- iuculratc ktionied e olid u
moral principles.
TekM. The cirrulatinn of th Awri"'" A."v
cu!turit (ui'ir.; than Kni.msi) in so l.nirt- Ida' 11
be furnished at the low price of it .VI a yt-n ; ''"'
copies one year, ti-u copies one year.
or more, one year, ! c ich; single ci-pic-,
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