The Iowa plain dealer. [volume], May 24, 1867, Image 2

About The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895

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E I U I N E A
W. U. MliAl),
T. 1'. K I1IHMVS.
FRIDAY, MAY :24, 18C-7
About fivo months since this town
id tin place on i\ o map of the eoun
(y, and was unknown to t'.o
oioreial world. It is tru
1
Al
..
Shortly after the r-,
:v
ntcnccd bad weather camo on and an
almost total failure of crops was the
result, from which cause i ir m
ricipation9 were not roalir. :. V«.ir
tho suffering in the e -try is
greater than with tl -o iM. 'vn.—
Heretofore tlie farmers of tho coun-j
ty were, afters o Hug. pr pared from
thiur surplus grain to trade largely
and pay promptly. This year in
stead of having grain or other pro
duce to sell the farming community
of almn,it the entire portton of
Northern Iowa and Southern Minne
sota, have been compelled to buy
seed graiu shipped from Wisconsin,
or let their farms lie idle. These
embarrassments naturally reach ev
ery branch of business, and the
suffering in the towns with, dull
times is equally as great throughout
tlio entire section in which tho sta
»lo products of the soil failed.
But those discouragements have
been bravely met by tho agricultur
ist# of the country, and now tlio
merchants and business men of the
country aro extending to them all
Jho leuioucy and accommodation,
which their own difficulties and finan
cial embarrassments will permit.
That tho country will oorno out
light iu tho end, none that, know
it# fertility, and tho energy and jje
'ermination of its people can doubt.
Nevertheless it wiU'requiro all the
-atienco of the business men of the
••ountry, and economy and frugality
-f the people to successfully weather
i.io storm.
The crop of small grain t!ir mgh
0 tho country is now in excellent
••'•ndition and promises abundantly.
T!io time to wait for those now
jeding its avails, whither consum
er, trader or creditor will socm like
an age, but thero is no alternative
•mt to wait. Harsh moans to ob
tin money will produce only addi
1 ional anuoyanco, where thero is not
question of honesty and honor
testod and established.
These facts have kept the busi
of tho plaoo restricted within
u'.inatural limits for a placo, the
'eruiinus of a railroad for no truth
is better established than that the
legitimate imports of a country will
1." limited by its exports. In other
words a country that produces no
surplus,? cannot with profit to the
•iealor, unless it has on hand a sur
plus of money, consume the articles
ho may bring into tho country.
Many no doubt will urge tha't
tais failure in crops and the consc
uent limited trado for tho past
vinter, will, with tho road extended,
mtinue to cmbarass tho placo.—
This may be true to a limited extent
but not permanently. The reason
:J no country in the United Status
i i more fertile and productive than
litis to which fact add the other
undeniable one that not one twenti
eth part of tho farm land within
ringo of the place, is, or ever has
been under cultivation, and the con
clusion may be safely drawn, that
t'.ie increase of productions from
lands now nutilled and contiguous,
will moro than keep up any roduc
tion that may bo reasonably antici
pated from an extension of the road.
The realization of these facts will
restore confidcnce to the business of
i '.ie placo, and help r&store confidence
i other parts as to tho futuro of
.lorthorn Iowa, while an abundant
:rvcst will bring up the angles of
t!io farmer#' facial organs to their
natural position.
It was our intentioDHo give the
tir.mo and location of cach business
li IUSO in the place the already great
length of this article admonishes us
however that this duty must be de
ferred to another time, when it will
be a pleasant task to servo all such
as may aid us in giving their busi
ness and location as much notoriety
as they may desire.
The True Radical published at
Davenport Iowa is the nauio of a
j» '.r paper devoted to the interests
tijte aati-prohibitionists of the
Til. W,,M\ l\-: is l\.c
name of a now paper published at
Nashua Chickasaw County Iowa, by
Andy Felt, devoted to the interests
i of Sambo. It is a splendid looking
forty column sheet fr1! -'.Vr'ly
isms.'' and if not •.' t: o I'lu-.v*.
,r tl,.. l.lf." -V
•Mb
LIL'X O- HL': (H XTV-THKL U
KM J* A It Fl.\ SSMK-XT
am) FCi'L'iiii l'ii •!»!:e ra. i vil! 1
it' tir:
•«. :iu-
i:c principal business men of :!ie
county, in connco tiou with ot'.
,. •, i of the people not onlv of tins nlaet:
from ailiace nt towns and States had
i
South
CiV.Ui*
condition That they should ]u
is not the fault, but the misfortune
West ot this tow:.
:o it are in a deplc
1
e
earlier begun the erection of places
of business here
a remunerating
wintor ami summer
cent country.
but of the country
i
idenr
i
by other towns contiguous, and upon
degree availability. Without
elaborating upn tho ineontestible
truth of this statement, as Journal-
i*t» it becomes our duty to urge up-
on the people of our place the ex.
cecding great importance to them- tLJ
selves of putting tho highway? lead
ing out of town South and We^f iu
the best possible condition.
The people now and must take
into consideration that less than six
months sinse thc roads over which
the tide of travel now tending to
Cresco comes, were comparatively :formiJ
U'.workol because there was none
to wrk them, and that they
consequently untraveled.
if men to put them in thorough ro-
pair, for the tide of travel that must
it can be accomplished we would
suggest that each of thc business
men of thc place subscribe in money
or work, such sum as in tho aggre
gate shall put thc road to New Ore-
outlay of their monc, lot thorn
loot .om« good aud oompttent road U
master of their own to supervise tho L|l0
wuiK. Ontj .i ti.ia ,,*j
to which she aspires. Qnestions aro
sure to arise in which we shall need
the aid of those outsido our town
and only by binding tlieir interests
to ours can that nwl bo relied upon.
Greeley and Uuvls.
Those distinguished secessionists
arc now the principal topic of ani
tn adversion in thc Republican press
served rights." The, went to war I
i
e
in their defense, but lost their cause.
That Greeley should sympathize i
could not well have done less than
to go bail for his friend Davis. He
has been perfectly consistent in ad
vocating secession in 1&G1, and
bailing tho defeated chief of his
cause in 18G7. The Republicans
should let him alone.—Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Rcconsti iU'tl»n Tor thc
Koiih.
Tho bill prepared by one of tbc i
11
kU,t ir
surrounding.—
:for
i to possess natural advantages that 'constitution, statute and ordinance
i in the wisdo- :i:. -mv of P^v-
& 1
is M0W
an
set about fortifying and strengthen- Tire Conv^Mons.
ing thps* natural Idvantages, that
they nr
broaght to thc vention at Pc.* Moines on the 19th
0
Now it
lcES mmld lo
ol|s Wc r0ECIV(,
w()r).cra
Ncw
will not be comfurtcd. Thc release i ^00^e
men. We arc unable to perceive 6ethcr
Stnry
sufficiently agonizing, but it seems furnishes a very fine de
to have become diubly so, because
of tho fact that his fellow-secession- i
an
sion" was nothing but a revolution, Co., Publishers, No. 1G2 Nassau
and that every dissatisfied portion street, New York.
of thc people of any government had
a natural right to "revolutionize."
Davis and his followers acquiesced
in interpretation oftlioir To-i
a.'v
o
[.roj.nred it l:ad their di-app-.-v- To honi NHJ "in CFH
Without the ]•/'eauible ihe bill Notiet^ is hereby given that repo
folbnvs: sing entire confidence in jny son,
lie it enacted bv the Senate and
"i»e u onaerea iv nio cenate aim «ittines jv marKcy. at ins req
Iou?e of .Representatives of the }iavt from this time given li
:,.it«l St itos of Ainorwa, in IV,•-
i
v assenuded, I hat every eiti-1 __
June, to nominate a state ticket
for t]u suprprt of thow agking
rcconstructioll cf
j£.
we a
constantly t.irong them. whose sole ambition is to proeuro
a moans to this end whilo we arc
ready to adopt any other by which
vatiye of
James I?. Sturkey, at his request..
control sllll charw o(
of the United States, although earnings, but I will not bo respon-
lie uiay liavo bceu a slave, oris the siblo for debts coutraeted by him
i descendant of a slave, or by reason during his minority.
of race or color js deprived of equal JOSKPH S i v I K i:v.
rights, .shall, in every Stat
Territory, have the right to vote, at
all elections for members of Con
gress, for Presidential electors, for
Representatives and Senators to!
all State, county, city, town ami daughter Almina Sloan, at her own
or hereafter may be
,i enacted, and every custom and prm
'ally shared i
ciple of law heretofore recognised in
y State vr Territory, contrary to
tho lino of tho It. li., it becomes us the foregoing provisions, arc hereby
like men of prudence and forecast to declared null and void."
I The republicans hold a state con-
iu,
hc countrv on the
of ro guffr3ge) negro
ifroodoiPi an
a^vhite slavery. On
26th of thc samc mouth anotbor
state convention is to be held at
thc democratic party," which for
the past ten years has consisted iu I
nominating men for office without
democratic ideas, and upon plat-
tbat any delnccrat woul
|emocratje platform,
or simply a modification of the more
tont absurditic9 of advanccd
mongrclisnij w5tll a sct of candidatC3
jet this be thoroughl) done a? abolition votes to themselves, think- ia5 o \fnwpr Inct voir nt tlir
.00,1 a„ho ground ,11. por.ni, As
ing llcmocrats mMt Mpp rt tllcm
bccauso thcy nfe thc mp?t congcr
candidatce
?uff of the people The cla88
of men who wil control thc
|June convcntion sin
gon in a thorough state of repair and for7,„d telling u that tho
tho same west. To superintend tho
morc
ce lb04, have
insisted on presenting candidates
that none but republicans could
jcmocratsmi
Jo t0 aidtfaeIil
MOWER,
,hcir
en rlrt ot
„„r
fir0
until
,cI1
tlJ0 SW
hope to retain for our place the rank -uro thj
pp0rt
w|]Cll]Cr
ot
aemtiviato »tuamor
prc5pcct8 of tho ticket
tfa nt thc pcop]e Msuring
t])Cm tU eamc timc d)at pup
rt none but true ard tried dem
ocrats and upon a platform of prin
ciples recognizing at least tlie truth
and nationality of democratic ideas
and principles.
1D
GCABD
in all parts of thc country, and one tjuard fur June is now ready,
would infer from their furious howl- °Peils with Jlr. Gilmore Simms s
i ng* that they have determined they
FOK
1KB.-The
followed by John Eoten
s
of Davis upon bail was, of itself, Sharpsburg or Antietam. Col. Jas.
description of the battle of
spription
of "Ilampton Court. The
c^''or
ist, tlip Hon. Masea Greeley, was Sydney's Writings on Liberty."
anxious to, and actually did, vol- Besides these, there arc a number
uutecr to become one of hie bonds-
of
discourses on "Algernon
interesting literary articles, to-
with a
Piecc
thc justico of theso violent assaults I Ilayne. All who desire to
upon Greeley. lie did infinitely i unacretand tlic ideas of liberty, as
moro than Davis to bring on thc taught by thc great English apostle,
war, and upon its breaking out who Algernon Sidney, and contrast them
was morc anxious than he to allow I
W1th
the Southern States to secede? Ho moans to sccuro this number of Thc
wrote column upon column, and Guard. For sale by all News
quoted and strctohed every authority Agents. 25 cents per copy, or £3
in tlio books, to prove that 'scces- Pcr ycar
of
Poctr7
thc present time, ought, by all
Evric, Horton &
The sccond annual meeting of the
Iowa Sabbath School Association
be ho1,1 at
°^n
m,a(^
... rail roads and thc racuot Company
with them ir. their defeat in attempt-
To Janes Mead dofendnnt.
Sir, you arc hereby notified that on or
before thc 10th day cf June, 1867, there
will be on file in the oftice of tho clerk of
the district court in and for Howard ooun
ty Iowa the petition of Charles Devorough
praying for tho satisfaction, cancellation,
an
I
,|is
May 24, !SG7-t2
To WIioin It Mar Con««rn
T1
Pn,,hc U0tlC0 18
•l«-n,lir,ai i .. i troninient is submitted to, eonMiuiptiou, iii-
I do not nssumo liability for her in
debtedness, if any, created during
minority.
Dated Now Oregon, Iowa, May
3, 1?07., E. B. PLOAN.
SII.VTTERM CONSTITRRIOXA E*8Toasr
by Heljnbold's Kxtraot Rrcuu.
»ewe
ffliai
OFFICE u?
the same lac, to rgo ...be db-1 & CREMEK,
tinctive measures maintained by
Dccorah & Calmar, Iowa.
a
i scorn to stand upon. With its past
gcc
FARMERS, don't give yon? orders for
r.ny kind of MOWKK or RSATKR, until you
record in view we prefer to wait and [have eeen tho BUCKEYE improved for
1S67.
Wo sell the Buckeye as a Mower, Roap
er. Propper and Self-Raker, and warrant
it in every particular, and to perforin well
in every capacity.
BEAT THEM ALL
^0- ^tho
Auburn, New York.
At this trial the
askil!g tbc
j,6th
of
UCKEYE
covered itself all over with
glory, and carried off
The Highest Pri v
A GRAND GOLD Ml
over all its competitor's as u
and the New Yorkei
Seif-Kakc took the fust und
second premiums as n Self
it nko.
This trial was never sur
passed in importance by any
trial ever held on this Conti
nent.
There were no less than 53
entries of Reapers and Mow
ers, and tlic trial continued
during a period of three weeks
during which time th® variety
and severity of the tests to
which each Machine was put,
where all that Mechanical in
genuity could suggest, while
the principles which entered
into the construction and
working of each Machinc were
closely examined with the
most rigid scrutiny, by thc
judges, who were selected by
the State Board of Agriculture
with reference to their fitness
for so important a task.
JB^ifFor any information respecting
BUCKEYE Mowers and Reapers, CASK'S
Threshing Machine, TORNADO Thresh
ing Machine, SKINNER'S Gang Plow,
HAWKINS Horse Hay Ituke, BUCKEYE
Sulky Corn Plow, Sugar Mills &c., Ad
dress us at Decorali or Ctilm.ir, Iowa.
MARSH CREMER.
n27vS
Da™'P"rt
commc'"= n8
,, tinuing threo days.
Io
1807
»"'1
Mn"
cVrrangments
with thc various
,. of tho Northern lino to return all
ing to carry out his secession doc- ,.
i rt- ,1 i i passengers attending the meeting,
i n e i s u n a u a e i n k o i
1
FUEE, who have paid full faro over
1 1
their lines going to tho association.
In District Court Howard County Iowa
Charles Dcvcrough)
I vs. Original Notice.
.Jamea Mend.
'^sc'iai'£c from the records in the re-
corders olfice in "said county, of a certain
Mass., feonators for the purpose of: mortg ip'e miide l)y Augustus I'eadle and
forciug negro suffrage upon the north
Eiiz\?1'.pcaai,e'/i(ni1
,tU:lt
'ou aP-
pour thorto unl defcud on or boiox'c uoon
may bo found below. Its author, Mr, of thc second day of thc next term of the
Sumner, in the letter we imblishcd
(li*trict
court t0
begun and hel in snid
county cormueucing on the second Monday
:eond Monday in
our default will be
VUWN*^ VWIIKUVUVUIG WJ
last week assures thc country that after the seeoi
it will yet becoino a law. It has i
yt!l:,tem1)Cr 18C7«
been submitted to tho leading men 1 for by the petitioner.
of tho republican party in congress, 21.._
1867
and has their approval, though when
J'°
i V/M entered as prayed
entered «nd a decree
UICH ^^lEAD,
i\.ttyu. ft* Pwitlonor.
(LATH'S IMMBDTATB/P.BLIBP— A
is tbv^ao»t
CHAMB
Tonio and l\in Killer, is tk/mo't valuab!
and cheapest Oyuily medi^tLa in thc world,
will certainly ani'/if used in time will
prevent, the folliViiwf disease?, as can be
proved bj" nearly o&Tthouaand letters from
peniona who have/s\l the medicino:
ll is the
Chol­
era Morbus, Atui0c Cknlcra, Cramps, Cultc,
Coyghi, Croup, Congestion, Colds,
Cut*, Dystnttry, puir&<ea, Dipthtrii, Fever,
Iihciimatism, Fever una Ague, Neuralgia, In
[iamn-ition, Fpavi\, fpraint, Toothache, Kar
achi, Tlcadache, ftMkathe,
in short, where-
ever pain or eore^: -Mjxi&tfl, either infernal
or external, tliofc uppty the medicine, and
tho patioat tyU rcceivoShnmediato relief.
In 1819 acd ia 1854 thij
medicine cured many thousands aoiie'^^vlth
cholera, and ita ta.iely uso as a "pTevonta
tivc saved millions of lives.
It is thi cheapest! One thirty-ave cent
bottle of thfri mp'olc nc will euro more com
plaints than\tfio h-.ndr^ff dollars spent In
cnvploying d.ieV': /The thirty-five cent
bottl'j ia aa large rift.y eent bottle of any
other medicino
It
is
warr-7n{ef'
&no bottle of this modi-
cine can bo had
Af mjj agents, and the privi
lege given the lurellr.er of using one-hall
the contents (It trffil, and if it does not
prove satisfactory/thi) money will bo re
funded.
No family shoAf%t*oitKout it!
Dealers ma-/iell yoitHjey have something
elso as good/but do notDc deceived—ask
for Chamberlain's Relief and take BO other.
Sold by all the leading wholesale and re
tail druggists everywhere.
SVAI.V MANUTACTIHISO COMPANY. ?4 S.
i Water Street, Chicago, Sole Proprietors.
Swms's UAI» U+m ftu&rm Qtay Haw.
f" AU\R AMK3'
s A s
i A u
S A E S
him the
me and I Ai iv •*. GREENLK.VF & Co.,
.- i 446 & Lake St., Chicago.
OF A LX. KINDS.
J09 gt gt Louis
CANBN LT0 LLIV
^erebv gtven that
^tite or Territorial Lo.»isHtirc* tepo^inc iniplieit- confidence in my ly my alarming: symptom*, mi it no
OSR.r THE OEXRIXU.
BCOOT FOR SALE.—FOR partic
ulars enquire of li. F. Fobea.
ITKL.MK0t.P'8 BXTBAOT BBOltr glVCS
health ami vigor to tlio frame ami bloom to
,.. ,. ... health ami vi£ir to tno triune mm EIOOM TO
tUe paliil cll
^k-
lMliUty i9 HCC0
,n,)iniied
8:itiity or epileptic fit« enmc.
E* li- Sloan.
Merchant Tailor and
Draper
E S O I O W A
OFI'L'SITK TUB POST UFB'ICEV,
OULD announoo that ho is
just in rooer v of a chaioo
assortment of
Clotki,
CAISIMETTAF
and
Ju'cJy Made
Ckthing,
AVUeh liO vri'.l ?oll for cuah or ready pay
ii9 cheap as they can be bought in tho
.Market.
Garments cut and made to order
on short notice and fits guaranteed.
Cutting done on tho shortcut possible uo
tico.
is also Agent for the Flownce.
Siuger nud other Mueliiuee
March, 25th, 1367 48v7tf
palo*i
jaood'cC'
en
Cen°TS
1 Cura Hea^^Uv^^058'
S r. ttousn??,L«u6nci».^oSvaiPa»?
in
Q.,o
and
o iV p' g| e
& 0IVa1ch
y,i Jv
i. yt OV'
i
&
r.'8Q,ta^' -rFtTHt'1.0*
Wout"
1
'c^ojor®
t«&
U^^[ndCo^c,^—Rest*
^irrhS^6.Sol®
0rip
\ngPa'*
an
09»lor9
To the Citizens
OF
HOWARD COUNTY.
We wish to call your attention to thc faet
th:it vre huve on hand one of the largest
and best selected stocks of goods ever
brought to Decorah Consisting of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Boot3 & Shoes,
Clothing, Hats and
Caps, Notions,
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths and
Cloafc Trimmings in endless
variety, Blankets,
Shawls, &c.
In fact
vro
have anything and everything
nsually kept in a first class
lJry Goods Store.
Our goods were bought before the
rise in goods which enables us
to soli lower than those
who purchased at a
later date.
We sell for cash, pay no rent
and are contented with
a small profit,
You will find our store thc next door West
of Wciscr & CVS. Bank.
Tours fee. BOLLES & WILSON.
n-19
vGtf Doc
or
ah, Iowa,
Sept. 1866.
VELIE St MEDBERY.
Bttceeaaora to Petor Velie
Dealers In
Dry Goods, Groceries Boot-"
And Shoes Hats and Caps
Domestic Cloths,
Ready Made
Clothing,
Gassimercs, and
Notions of all kinds
&c., &c., fyc.
TIl1
8 aio host market Price paid
all kinds of producc.
5000 BUSHELS
01 WHEAT WANTED.
YOU -will always find them ready and
willing. Give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
n40v7) Foroaten Itwa Sept. 36.18M.
9.
V. VSBBBRT. T. 8.
FURNITURE STORE
G. A. PURDY,
rdootyiag*t hia funhai:«roM*a
OTTBR OAPV. BONVA FLFFQAX,
In Oresco.
A •MOICK BOT
FURNITURE
cotrsriviHa
MtHniin,
Otaln,
Looking OUMM,
•r» Chairs,
Piuiag Tables,
Tablud,
Trunk*»ad
Valine*,
lleiug permunoiitly looated In Creeeu
and with a lira's sleek of Euntituro, I tun
di'teriuiiuvl to null at the luwe-H rate:! and
aj chi/ap us they euu bo bought this tido ut'
Chicago.
February 8, 1867. ful3tf.
A GREAT BARGAIN!
The t=uvvri,'or will sell !.i f.ivn very
cheap! It is situate 1 in Winnesheik coun
ty, on the Rail Road sis mili-a from Cre^eo
ten miles from Counover, fii*e miles from
New Oregon and f.fieen tniloa from 3o
curah. Tlicr« arc 2 brooks running through
tlio firm and ton never failing springs and
tiuiKr sufficient on the promises for the
uses of the farm. It ia well calculated for
stoek and grain raising, having 400 aeres
fenced. 2r) of whioh is under cultivation,
and 30 acres with n spring on it is enclosed
with a post and rail fence fir a pasture.
There are two good wells, threo log houses
and a new frame house situated on the
military road. The farm contains Ciso
icves in all, lying in one tract, and will he
sold in lots to suit purchasers. It can bo
divided into 80 ncro lots r.n have living
water on each lot. There is also a school
house in the immediate vicinity For par
ticulars inquire of
ntit 13] JOHN TVITOLEHAN.'
FBENOH Sl SWEEP.
AT T1IE1U
WATm & JEWELRY
Bstabiisli niriit.
DECOR All, IOWA.
Ilavo opened oat to the trade ft rloh and
extensive i:sck of
lFc.'eA«s,
Click*. Jtw«lr$
Solid Silutr,
and,
Piatt team,
Cutlery,
IU •/r. ri,
Munial
and yor
1h.I
uiiunu,
Notions, ft., ft.
Tn fiict we are determined to fbllow u|i
our ire3ent exhibition by as
FINE A STOCK
nnd as great a Variety Mtabliah
luent in Northern luwa.
Our exjx rience and tho best of facilities
enable UH to assure tho citizens of Deco
rah and vicinity that their every want in
our line can be .supplied.
Every attention will be paid to tho
REPARINO DEPARTMENT.
e?ocially the repairing of fine watches.
A. FRENcu,
Mcliregor. (n45*7)
C. E. SWEEP,
Dccorah.
CHEAP
MACK.
Vyy^
•/fr*\
y.
.Va V
JE3 AVING removed his
Stove? and Tin-ware to
Evans' Brick Bock.
CONTINUES TO SELL
TH£ BEST & CHEAPEST
Stoves Wosfcoftho
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
THE HE WEST AND BEST
Patterns of Stoves.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
He has also opened out a full
Stock of
STOVES, TIN, AND
SHEET IRON WARE.
on tho east aide of
MAIN STREET,
CRESCO, IOWA,
Where he invites the public
to call and examine
goods & prices.
Established!
IN TRADE.
1k« aaderalfiied hM *od la QonitMUyllMaftM
tnrlng.
A
CRE8CO,
A iuperiur HMtnnt *f ktrowM of
•very J«Mu iitkn and »glc, from tte nrr
beat «f mstorial and at re»»onatle iMas.
muDowi, iiahssi, WHH»S, SAI
DLM atid othar artialiM per*
tftinitag to tho trada oao
ataatly ou
huid
h4Tt tl aUMIooti^ iin laini
«i tha*:
•ow, hi II.o ixnt, h* aolta
w^rk,
TM\\
on|FnonTvJt
a fair ttitng proM.
Shop Nearly Opposite
uBri«k
Block"
nl9r7] I). BEAM.
Softs.
DR. BICELOW
Is Mi« only Pliv«oa»n, kj
D»w in i tlikt aui 1» cattily
ri-li.-vl ii|ion. Oo T" nui, ajj.l not
tl.iit (mi riTjl ilU«a»c rcmoiu in vonr
»r»ioin,clian^\irlinLVOur i'.u i,l
l«w»Jo« iVwlri'Vliig^-nar t.up|iuti»iUi4
tnturo "I Hf«. Hf W iniwlit
nt! AT_K WSK.UKf, :n,l NKKVilitra
1't.ii!1.1!'\
.r i*i
twi'i.tjr
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nii in thcr.if.'.ro ^i.: per-
Wlu'iit »1! sttln'ti',1 Khoul.l .:ulk
N nan ftr liMnl i.f it puti^it i.f Lin nnt txhin vutal
siiwio lis lnu Ut«i lit ttilj tlty. Ill rtut aimi
RB
Tptu'licn in all tliu city pnixiru, IIIM pntli nt i
nu.l
Ihn
lUi'.lic.tl pr.ifiviiii.i'i, K th IHTK mi'l nl^rotvt. w I lm UiA
nkiiltsl uiKMtnllt nn.l u of
Mi S.iiuoi 1/ *11 .'tli.-n f.ill, ilwpu*,
iv .i liira n i-ull. It ts on!y
n
vi
nvm.n ^'.'urronc -vll(
n to euro «u !i fiwe. I!U r. on\. ttro [vtr-it: ft
«j5!i conUi'iii'^i, aivltlio *t ocmjili.tc in
Mi"»,
Takk
pAUiiiTLut N itv* -JVc( .r lline-
l.IW IV?T.I»OH i .ui i: i-f hLn tinio k tli.- tiV i('nont ot t!u«k
riM«a caii»».l y nc-ivt Ivitilt, which inliw l»ali
IU1.1imihl, unlittiaK th. uufurtiinal i In.livMuul fi.r ollhar
nr *outy. 'I Vi« wvl t.fT vt tli-w on|v li
tlu MC4WI of rip.*- w wca .n anil ilMM
Uli' t!io i-.ik'Hlrov tlu' fh\iio:il 111 j\t«l
|Kvri'ra, iliitkiiiisli and wifwblu tli.- nK'tnr.i! twlinj^, find
e«.lii»U.4t tin' VIt'll IIIIIM'KIIH of umnliiKj'l: tli rj
r»f iift arn m»n-cl. Hi" olijeot ot iiuuriM^ fi
oi. I exbitoncv tturlf t-oiulorcsl i tor'n i.f uncivwji! Uii-'Gfy
an.l Such p.Tj.oia, ivijrtVKiUy tli 'fte i-'iiiltrin
I'i.itlng ni.urrv^'-, HIIUIM 1U«O IU UIU.I
h\
nxnHin. linin».
Riii lKttlii.il, IU) Dr. n 1'V hii now tl ainiLTil,
uu .(»i t. lutniro a »jo«*ly ixTm.iueiit euro.
i'. u»".Uvti T.H fruo uml ix nfuli'iitiiil. (MH.- j,
tiu
17®
tl '\tlh O'.nr't S*r'et, c^rnoi i'f M. nr *, linlf k Mud l'roak
tli.. wt i»tn.--. IVnt Offic l'-x 161, OlUoafft, 11L
OiOf !u tiri tr jm o A M. I" s I'. II.
1 for hi. Uuiilo to IlciltU," potitUhtil
ffeo of cliitrRo.
N.
11.
Liuij.w, Bioil for A Jn8oriptlvo cJrooUr tf
•uia IU«i:nH», the bt«t priirr-ntivi) of conuptlaa
ku.'Wi. S-'ut ti'tiny id.lrcos free i cIih. i-".
Scrofula, or King^s Evil,
LH a enustitutioral tK-waso, a corruption of titf
Woo.l, by which thus fluid liccoivas
i»i tliSk-ajc on any pait of it. No orstan in free
from iu attacks, nor i th*no ono which it may
int il^rroy. The 8orufuLu* tuint is vaiiously
cr.use4 by merr'xrinl duofl.«o, low living, dia
onlcr^d or wnliealthy fund, impure air, filtk
fvnil fihtiy lmhiu, tlia dojiieiMiijr ricM, nni,
aboro all, by the venereal infuction. \Vha4
ovtr l"j its orighi, it w horoditary in tlio oon
stih:tion, de» aoinlin® from parent* to cliildron
unto thc third and fourth ptsnornUoH indeed,
it Feins to be tho rod wf llim who say*, ««I
will viait thc Iniquities of the father* apon
tlwir children."
Iu eilbtte c-imnutioo by di'pa»ition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, ia
Iho lungs, liver, and internal organs, ia termed
tubercle* in the glands, awellintjs and en
the surface, eruption or aoriM. ThU faal aev
ruption, which genders in the blood, dopreaeea
tl:e me.rgiea of lifr, ao that serofuloua conjtitm
U'_.m not only suffer from scrofulous eon
phiinti", but tliey ljaro Inr lew pewar to with
at.uid tlic attack# of otltor diseaAes eonao
qnonilv vast numbers periilt bjr ditordew
•which, tilihon^h not »crofulouii ia their nature
are still Mtdercd fiital by this taint ia tbe
pyatem. Most of the (ausumptirkit which difr
eiaiHtoe the humau timily has its origin direetly
in thin scrofulous contamiiuition and aaaay
d'Htructive tliaensiea of Uie liver, kidnoys, brail^
and, indeed, of all tho organs, ariao froia Of
are atrgravnted by tho *a:uo cause.
One ia irtor of all our people arc aero^doM^
thfir pusons are inyaded by this lurking in
ffetion, and tLcir health in undenuined by it.
To clean so it from the ftysteua we must renovate
tlic blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy Cuod aad MPOfcUew
Attch o meciicinx) ire supply ia
AYEH'9
Componnd Extract of SanapBrUlh
the most effectual remedy wluch tho medial
•kill of our times oan deviso tor this every
wlitro prevailing and fatal malndv. It is oa«a
bmcd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered fir tho expuxgntion of thia feal
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of tho
evstccn from ita deatruotivo connequonoee.
ll.-nao it should be entployed for the c*rc it
not only Scrofula, but alto those ether aff«y
tions wliich arUu from it, such aa Eacrnva
and SKIW DMBAAIW, ST. AWRHEIIT'S FIA%
ltosn, or KIITSIRELAA, PMRLIS, POARVLM^
BI. )TCHI-3, RLAIKS and IUIILS, TUMORS,Tim*
f"-! SAI.T RHPI'M, SUAI.O HIAD, lUMOweu^
KHRIMATI^M, SvrMiLirfc and VlaacumiAi. Du*
DuornT JjTswaraiA, Dnnin, ud,
''C«l, ALL CoMPI^i»Tg XBIKINO PKOM Vrru
t15?. ljLOOI- 'l"he popular belief
of th» blood
ia funded iu trutfc,
for scrofula degeneration ef tin blood
particular pui.ORC ami yiriuo of tiL, s„i
Th»
Saraap*-
•rose ant
egenerato thin v.^i n»{j
health ia i»apoeeiw.A u.
silla ia to purify a.4
ri
without which sounfi bealth IS ID^OHIW
eontooiinatod constitution*. ...
A Y E E S
Ague Cure*
FOR TUB IKBSY OtJRB O*
Intermittent Fever, or Fever aadAgafe
Itruiittciit Ftvcr, Clilll fever, Dtamo
AKIK'I Periodical Ileadaehe, or Bilious
llcuilaclie, nnd lillloiu Fevers, indeed
for the whole* cIasm of diseases arlgluaf
1I»R in biliary derangement, caused by'
thc Malaria of Dliaamatic Countries.
Wo arc enabled korc to offer thc community &
remedy which, while it oures thc above complaints
with eortainty, is still ncrfsctly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable in district*!
where these afflicting disorders prevail. Thia
u i u e e a i a s a i 9 E E
AXI)AOT E from tho stj*stem, andWfc?eats th« do-
Tol pinrnl of the dL-casc, if taktfjraSpyie first ap
proach of its premoTutovy sympfonJil'&'ft in not onljr
tlic best remedy ever yet ilisenvi.rcd foi-1 his- rla«6
of eoniplainls, Imt also tho rhcapest. The largo
quantity we supply for a dollar liriiiKi it ritliin the
reach of every body and in bilious district?, whera
FKVKR ANP ACUTE prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec
tion. A great superiority of this remedy ovor any
other ever discovered for the opct-dv and pertain
cure of IntcrmUtonts is thnt it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently it products no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu1
tion. Those cured by it aro left aa healthy aa tf
they had never had tho difoase.
Fever and A rue 5s not rdono the eonscqncpco of
the irriasinatie poiaon. A great variety ef disor
ders arise from ita irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Omit, llcauache, Blind
ttess, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pat.
yiUttion, Pain fid Affcction of tho Spleen, Hyster
ics, rain in the Bonn Is, Colm, Paralysis
raiif/cment of ihe Htomaeh,
t'/pe,
M. McKINNIF'
AMY. 4, MAR. FNI5VF]
and
D&-
all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the
intermittent
or Wecomc periodical. This Ci'RR expels
tho poison from thc blood, and consequently ourco
them all alike. It i* an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travailing or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken ecca
sionally or daily while exposed to thc infection,
that will bo excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sullicieut quantity to ripen into dis»
case. Hence it is even more valuable for protect
tion than curr, and few will over suffer from Inter,
mittents if they a^
ail themselves of the protection
this remedy attbrds.
Prepared C. AYES 00., Lowell,