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sEENlt} X LEE . co, Nc Ni:'5a2ac street AZ,
I receiving from ships Nashville iouisyilip
i>cuttickA, Eagle, and other iaie arrivals fran. h.
-tI'ern cea large tnt new selected assortment
Haas. Boots. shoes and lsr"gans,
consisting OF grnc'taen's fine ctlt aud Morocco root
10 ~ lu;y do buii',, and pcgse,i hous u
Vtous qualities; mems fine c,it seal ant Morocco
S,n"S ,ops and Iueas, bucksin shoes, brog:us ait,
slppt mems fine call and kippc'i prggcl shoes AM
roganS, Ito boots; do s'ou kip aud pesge shoe.
nj brosas; genteIHcus best quality cali sewe, shoes
f,ogms and Jack GoMnugs ITO calf and Morocco
,ckle shoes aud brGgans; do cali seal and AarOcc"
,iian shoes and slippe do calf bull ANA seal wings,
article; do fine calf, se; and q,rsllet
'G's; oys, misses and ciltlen's pcgged and sewed
L. osans, and shoes OF every quality and Kind.
Also general assortment ri mems stout and
r'stE lrOaans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
.sro best quality, russell brcgans, nailed in The
,'nks, made expressly for plantation use; geod
H'men, OF mems line and stout Kip russett brrgns,
W article, and Mge quantity Of an inferior qualify
aud hrog:s
Ladies' fine calf SEAL morocco and grain wcl,s and
mp sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and Kid r,u
md slippers do roam shoes, with and without heels;
l. calf seal and stout leather bootcs do Prunella shoe,
TALL kinds and qlltes do lasting brogs; gailel-
and toNed booees. Misses lasting spring shoes ana
gans. Chiren's colored Morocco and lasting bro
e and boots, &c.
ien,lemen' e fashionable black silk hats do black
IN olae beaver do Of superior quality do imitation
& ram do; broad and narrow blm mems fine t9b and
NJ X RHssa short mapped hats, article. NoNths
IN e size hats Of different qualities; do children,
Il MS and bC> black and diab wool hats of various
tE pcs, with general assortment OF boys and mem
So! caps
his assortment viii be replcushec! b, the arrival OF
c" Imckctsirom the anose named cities all OF which
vat be sold on accommodating terms aug lit
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9NRNNWElI, an HistOt al Novel, b1 the author Of
y '''l'he Brothers" &c. III : vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting OF
such hints on the pra of Ply SIC Surgery, and the
diseases of women and children, as may prove useful in
families when regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companion and guide for intelligent principals
nt manufactures plantations, and boarding school &,
heads OF iumes masters of vessels missionaries.
travellers; aud useful sketch Tor Young commence
I'M he stjlp of medicn BY iteyncll Coates vi. u.
le,er pur.es'+ Universal history the bases OF
Geography, for The of families illustrated bv maps
uni cts,rlvii4S, in : vols
Just received and for sale by w N"l<EAN,
mg 'amp and Common sis.
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Il DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned }iseasc is
J. quite we'll curedto avn satisfaction. for which /
u,nnH DIR. ilnet; and moreover ass that the medi-
ate have taken ntles me fat and did iniure my
neat at NIL therefore advise How sufferers to
lose time and IMPLY to DIR 4. Iiuet, l2I Canal
street, between D&uphins and Bourbon streets. Dr.
Huet is ut home from n'cluci. A NJ until / 2 A.
They will find true aoctor tor this complain.
JOHN DEAN. 10 tirtvIer street,
II any one wants to me, call at No. 40 tiravie,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb |, 1888 feb II ~
fH,HE Genuine Inllan Balsnu Of iyerwrst aud Hnse-
4 hound is put up in bottles AT tie low price If 81,
cents each containing the strength of three u
Liveiwort hesi les the ftues OF many other and
herbs known aiming The Indians eicaciOuS in curing
pulmonary complaints
The rtvalled success which las attended The n
this nestlmahle Bal2am wherever il has been intro
dalce. has Gbt ned The confluence mud recOmmt nIa
hons of respectable physicians, for he of cougns
colds pain in the sile, want of rest splitting of blood
liver complaint, Re.
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard.
aer's indian Bnsam Of liverwor a lIoarl,rrnd with
decided gond effect: therefore, from the know.
edge OF the materials is made from, Hnd bSe yatlol
ands Sperence recommend it a superis prrparatio,
os,l those affections Of the lungs for which is re
mmsudel. Ai.BFRr WILLIAMS, NJ b.
CALVIN ELLIS ~ d.
Menbes of The Boston Medical Association.
Boston, October %.
sale by JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
fei - - non All fnia ,ul9s SITS
~ ARnS Vegetable Hair Oil, Tor The restoration
Nv and growth ni Hair, giving health aud beaut, onr
preventing blindness.
pefore this Hair oil ofT.rel to the ,ubc il haf
seen ired in hundreds fcases OF hsuess thinur4S p,f
milling of ofte hair and IN every asianr S saIn If,
ef,i hv hacn used. II has ne er TAI ed nFIn.f
a n~~ ard hr7nlirIl Growth OF lai headS llreafl,
bad In cae.s whore il heror DIV anI 10 grun
this IN WI very or i, health and grouc.
ra id and be uul growth Of halr, wttrut rpe iels
injury 10 the bend. III iii gives ngrrerbi4 ira
rrnn.e and is pre- r.lle amy other ii If iii to ner
umi g triins aud slcssirs he hair. The h n
axt beeo Il, ,itss 1'g i FIR sr!e ut
.. =
LIS 4 ," 4 81
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1905 13 h. I'd och
Northward. Coming Southwark, the time is six hours
less: being ) DAYS and II hours.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
HbANAWAf fl. III l69 Carondcet corner of Heya
q streets, on The night of 30 h of August and was
seen The morning in Peydrns street. negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years Of age, on fee
thcreabous in height very black and has an iniped
iment III his speech Of his legs is snre oc"asoncf
by recent hurt he lnd on when he ent away whs
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pantalouns<
Masters of vessels and steam boats cautioned
gnins receiving harborng said negro, well alt
other persons as the utmost rlgour Of the law will no
enforced against them, The above reward will be paio
tordrycing him into any of the ails of either of the
municipalities, ut 100 Carondclet, of levi.
steeet. sept
l under the firm of Dubois e. Garretson has been
dissolved. Tie subscriber will quitlae the affairs
the concern in this city, and requires all PEI ineb
ed to make payment to him only and all those having
claims, to present hem for settc.ent.
aug at ii CHARLESTON
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Wagon boX6s from ! to J inches.
Cart do. 5 to inches.
Wood Screws, 20 GOO gross iron and brass, from
"a inch, Ne. 3 Ito $50 INCH No, 2l of superior
quality und finish, and less than James imported
prices.
Sad Irons, assorted, in casks of about 500 lbs for
retailing.
Taiors and ha'tor's Irons, assorted.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from | to
20lbs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches, sc.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order
Tho Above assortment Of goods il particularly
recommended to the attention OF Southern aud
Western merchants. and are offered for sale Mt low
prices, and upon he most liberal terms it is be
leved 10 be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any establishment in the
United States.
Merchants by forwarding request By mail, car,
have pinned circular with description of goods,
prices and terms, from which no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Of mail.
Al orders will receive immediate attention.
New York 1898 Ir3
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A't'N f't''r"a-br Cl,As tnm.nrau .uu.
~ h'ln5 Zone '".s al, uLI tsru,, .t,,I t,r .,,u,,
DO,'"nI X. IAN
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Mi>sls>.rp. and Lonisiana Hotel,

CONVICTION IA
MRS. MARY KIRKLAND respcctfnlly an
~ ounces to her friends and the public gene
ally that she is prepared to accommodate them at
ne above establishment, and hopes from her
;xertlons to render visitors comfortable, 10 receive
continuance OF former ftvors. She feels conf
dent that persons visiting Covirglon during the
nnmer months, cannol find brtr accommoIaioi S
than she afford them, on mere liberal terms.
Her house pleasantly situated and well supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished wit h
tho most choice liquors. &c in short, she promises
vat nothing shall b. wanting on her part to give
tire satisfaction to all who may putronize the
Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. i,3
iAtO THE PuBLlC.-The undrrslg nad. having
studied under DR.. Sci midi of Charlcstor
South Carolina, and for some years his assistant in
the practice of medicine and surgery, has The honor
IN offer his professional services in this city,
He assures the ladies and gentlemen that the most
prompt attention viii be paid to the calls which
may he made; and also offers his services to The
holders OF slaves, hcjng we'll acquainted with the
diseases common To them, having attended them in
the sugar house in Clar' son.
The famous anti bilious pills ter the composition
Of Professor SmoIIette with directions, can be- had
of the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this and oticr cities, has been attr ndcd
with tho greatest success, to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No lee Maya.
zine street. lNO. Mr.ORING.
HOLLun NaKE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
TENIIE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
L. 23S Water, near Beek'han street, New York,
have received tho past season, and constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
of the above goods, which consists of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
western markets.
Hollow ware o;' superior quality consisting OF
about l'n0 tons, VIZ,
Pots Of % different szps, from 2:S to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from $50 TO 30 gallons,
Kettles Is sizes, fror. 3S 10 Is gallons,
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SfUFlC E.-rhc v,rrof several packages nerchan
| Y die marked Madame Y. Artpneucaye. per slip
Groirl, from New iul is herebv not fed thar they
Auyr teeu stored i,y STHrSbN AEE' Y&Cn.
ujl Cunsignccs "Grot1u,'
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Il lIIISTt, -----
JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Ocuiist

1ouisvlitt, J"iY 1897.
Copied from the S. ~ G. .7dr0cae Of the 2tA June 1897
At the request of DR.. Williams we insert the follow
ing from the Rev Alr Howell, of Nashville To the
elIloi OF In. South Western Christian Advocate who
itappeurs, has examined the diplomas and other Antl-
m3nts eVlciye of the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of accident, Dr. W will 10
main in Nashville few days longer than he ut first
intcnded---say the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING been requested by Dr.
Williams, the oculiSt in this CITY, to examine his
numerous diplomas aud other documents eyincive of
his claims to public cOnideut lin his profession have
III company with a valued friend, done with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot, at pre-
seat Charge d Aialres OF the KIM of the French, at
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams, tcs tiivng the
gcnulneness OF the diplomas from tie Kings Of France
Belgium, Ne well ms those from the Medical Socie
Ties OF France. lie has numerous vouchers from men
known 10 be Of high reputation This country, received
since his arrival in the United States detailing instan-
ces Of great success III restoration of sight to the
onnd. have seen ne rly all his poor patients in this
cN. | knew nole OF them previous to thei coming
er his care; but all have seen say they are I'M
quc~tonabIy beneGtted.
R0HF. b. c HOWELL,
Nashville Inuc 81 1897
+. :. since witngihe ABOVE che of Dr. Williams
pnteus has called upon me, aud says he had actually
bat declares himself beueE that las; night Tor thl
first o in his life that he recollect he could dis
inglis, with III eye, of the promlucnG tars
Learn that tins old grnc.eunn has lived many ycaro
in this rdgon, and says he mas been Method 81 during
fort. years.
Yours, truly,
aurlO p u n II
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EnlEHkS uA illILADELrIIIh-ro sale by
- lORkn / R0fHEBS,
FL ~ Cnn,, s,r,,,,
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w. w. VAIN

No. 11SCarai Street Aptt Oylenns
HAS always on hand Instantly X reccYin. Dr,-
h Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS among tIlcl
nlnMnim
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Il OD'. uATS. l., cas- ia d ntu nid.e u 90
Iiats. iuI ss he IJiN Ii GHAilAt:.
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."The Apparel oft pro-
claims the Man. =


A GOOD personal appearance is letter OF
q Introduction among strangers--a mark of
difference towards our associates--and ameans
Of promoting self-respect and dignity in our
selves. And how much these advantages de-
pend on neat, appropriate and becoming dress.
Our dress effects our feelings, our manners, and
even our morals. BY dressing well, we assume
motive to become what we appear to be---neat
and orderly in our business, and correct In our
department. Iffaps- and slovens would reflect
little, they would find there is more in this
matter " than is dreamt of in their philoso-
ply" 1t has bearing on all things which go
to make up character, including our domestic
affections, our patriotism, and even our reiig-
ION. The Quakers are remarkably moral; and
one reason is, that their uniform dress IL a
check on their offending Or backsliding mem
bers. Just so it is with gentlemen of manly
and honorable feeling; they too, have uni
form; and improper conduct in one who wears
it is Immediately noticed and long remembered.
The undersigned has made this subject his
study. He has taken infinite pains TO perfect
himself in his profession; he has lately received
and is constantly receiving the newest and most
approved fashions Of all kinds of apparel. He
can make dresses adapted to the hours of labor
for persons of any occupation-and will above
all, furnish his old customers or any new ones
who may be disposed to call, with all the out
ward marks and symbols of respectability, tIusi-
ing that they will take equnl care that their I'M
ner man shall correspond. Mr.. F. will be
punctudt in the performance Of his engagements
and will take particular care that orders for
Cutting or making Clothes. for distant or absent
employers, shall be promptly executed
FREDERICK FRANKS. /,
Brattleboro, Oct. 10, 1888. 6
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proposal was Immediately nse him. that f he would do no injury
and would labor farm bis removed.
% and the sI day be ms taken into the field
IRON labor T, were equally apparent, 49, M
Asylum will become, sesuppoing institution
and then the the patients the will be much
regulated Asylum is Indispensable And has been well observed that
ness, insanity
s Das d s y haSs any neg
ect towards the PATIENTS much any instance Of abuse harsh
safety comfort restoration, which
vaon the acknowledgement the Asylum and the condition
have made visits and have been
been excited and violent they have been treated with kindness and an
ton This must be s9uce much satisfaction to those who have
good establishment which contribute in no
small degree the health comfort of its has been
in every part This should be noticed Justice to the Ms1G who
stituton.
The Trustees would not fail notice the able manner in which the
their visits to the Asylum they have noticed his aduous and
ton of kill and fidelity in the application of remedies for their
cry department. remarkable securing
lection and confidence the patients IL which important respect he
the Institution Indeed cannot but express our conviction that we
es ofone so well qualified for its management.
the ds S o on s Of @ f n past 5 We ag E s
deep interest he took the the institutions his
portion community of ordinary character
While he thus from these active Genes % and
and benevoenc Asa Reyes oBaeboo has since been chosen
There subject which the Trustees would not fail remark
ne AsyI% entirely ely n o na 1 dn may
to promote the objects this charity The Trustees serve gratutou
and respect the institution of pecuna profit
ddua The terms fixed low consistent with the Of
They report commenting this institution to the
continued favor of bene6cent Providence and to the vgn, scrutiny
SAMUEL CLARK
EPAPHRO SEYMOUR
JOHN C. HOLBROOK
Bratteboro, Oct 9Th, 1888.
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Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on the Connecticut Ricer Line
of Stages from Braitie5oro TO Hartford,
and from, Bratile5oro 10 HaperhiW
VTNHE old Mail line leaves Brattebop for
IL Hartford, every morning, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 8 O'Clock. Fare $4,25.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford, at
O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare $3.50.
For Haverhill, N. H., the old Mail line
leaves at 4 O'Clock, every morning, Sundays
excepted.-Fare $3.50.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Haverhil at
II O'Clock, A. M, daily.-Fare 5000.
tE5eExtras will be furnished when necessary
for all stages on the above line.
l.. FARR, Proprietor.
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Cooking Stoves, &c.

VNHE subscriber having taken the Agency
IL for the sale of Woolson's celebrated
COOKING. STOVES, offers for sale an as
sortment Of sizes at the manufactures prices.
ALSO, for sale as above,
10 COBB'S CooKiNa STovEs, a good article;
highly approved by those who have used them.
.aiso-Rotary Cook Stoves, Box and Paror
do, Stove Pipe and Sheet Iron.
AUSTIN ORCHARD,
Fayetteville, Oct. 80. o
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No Mistake.

HNAILORING in all its branches (Coai-cut-
Il ting excepted) faithfully executed by 8
judcious and well experienced Females, in the
SHELL that contained the Shop formerly oc-
cupied by A. ID. Putnam. Said Shell situat-
ed over the Store of Baker & Miller, Brattlr-
boro Centre
Brattleboro, Nov. 6, 1898. 10
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Brandreth's Pills.

~ ENUINE DR.. BaANDRErH's PILLS,
NJ for sale at the BRATTLEBoRo BOOKSTORE,
Wholesale and Retail.
M. S. Bucklin, Bellows Falls; James East
man, Williamsville, Henry W. Bissell, agents.
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opening the Institution there have
Old 60
36-95
There haveb discharged in the time
Old 81
Recent 25-59
Remaining, Oct. 1888, So
OF the SO discharged there have been
Recovered 81
Improved 10
Unmproved 10
Died $50
OF the 81 old discharged, there have been
Recovered 9
Improved IA
Unimproved
Died SD
the discharged there have been
Recovered %
Improved
Unimproved
l--2b
Patients remaining Oct ist 1887 >.
Old %
Recent lisa
Admitted during the past
Old cases n
Recent 20-H
Concluded wcck)
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TREASURER's REPORT.

INSANE SEYMOUR
TREAsuRER DR..
NAY sss 20 To paid woodcock for House and Lot $500
I 1ss1 To paid E. Wells for Land a7oo
To paid for Furniture, &c. l,466
May, To paid Supt ofbuihng, and other bills, for addi
To paid for cows So Horses Wagons seish
To paid supt towards current expenses for 1887 7s5 90
Topaid drafts ON account of new buildings, drawn
by Superintendent 6,75s 40
Balance in Treas hands $50 SO
10000 90
ca.
seps.'' By reed of Executors of A. Marsh 10000
' 1887 T. By reed of State Treasurer 1000
p 1sss II { BY reed of State Treasurer 1900
April 49, BY reed Of State Treasurer 1000
10000
Balance in Treas hands $50 SO
October s. 1888.
Abstract of the general expenditure for the Asylum for the end
ing Oct LIST, 1888.
Stores and Provisions 1858 al
Salaries and wages a,2S6 81
Medical supplies
Furniture and repairs 344 26
Contingencies SO
s497olo
produce which has been consumed in the Institution
notincluded in the above account
he from
WIN. II. ROCKWELL SuPr.
Bratleboo Oct. LIST, 1885,
Second Annual Report of the Physician and
Superintendent Of the Asylum for
the Insane.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-09
AI0ntague's Balm.

IN Indian remedy for the 7OotA..iche.
NyHE established reputation and constnAyin-
u, crcasing demand for this ciloclual remedy
ofpan aud preservaye oftIie ieetl has induced The
subscriber 10 offer il 10 tLe American public. Ar
Engagements have been made to supply agents III all
the principal cities and towns in the United States,
50 asto place il within the reach of those suffering
and likely to suffer with this most harassng OF oil
Aches Tooth .qche.
When applied according todTcctions given on the
bottle, It has never failed TO afford immediate and
permanent relief Ialso arrests the decay in deiec-
hive tecth aud relieves the soreness which so FIRE.
quchty renders strong tooth useless. The appl,-
cation and remedy are simple, innocent and moi I'M
pleasant and the large number ipersons in differ.
ent sections Of the country, that have already expo
rienced such delightful and sanitary effects from ii,
use olthe Balm, are ready 10 bear, (iar the publ,
reud) their testimony 70 its umiyaled qualities. |
II an Indian remedy obtained singuloiy aud unex
pectedly, and may he regarded by the civilize,
world as the mnst valuable discovery OF the Re-
man Of the Woods.
For Sale bg SMITH s. FRlERS0N, Druggist,
Columbus, Mississippi. % Pace ~ rra Bnrrli
II. d. MONTAGUE
march 8, 1883 q Shy
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The Indinn's Pnnacen.

ron: SALE at tho DRUG STORE Of Smith,
Raiasarl & 20, on Market st. doors from Main
H1V0R the cure OF Rheumatism, Scrofula OF
- Kings Evil, Scialica or Iiip-Goui, lneipi-
emf Cancers, Salt Rheum, Syphilitic and Mercural
diseases, particularly bones
liberated Throat and Nosrils, Ulcers Of every de-
scFpton Fever Sores and Internal Abscessos; Fisiu-
las, Scald Iiead, Scurvy Bles, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Erysipclas, Bniches and every variety Of Cutaneous
affection; Chronic Caiarrh, Hesdaeb from particular
causc; Pain ia the stomach and Dyspepsia proceed.
ing from yitation: Affections of the LAYER, Chronic
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and general debility,
cansed BY torpid action of The vessels Of the skin
II iu singularly cficacious In fcnoyalng those con-
stitntions which have been broken dorm by nIudi.
dions treatment or Juvenile rregO' rites. In gon.
era terms, il is recommended in al lhoss diseases
which arise from impurities in tho blood, or vtiaton
81 The humours Of whatever name or kiak
. April %, 1857 llif
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-09
Antl-spa modic TIneture, or

WUOTHERs COMFORT. This medicine
w has been prepared with special reference
q the wants ri lanil a. IN which the most minute
pariicuariiy has been Observed IN order that mo-
tlfrs might keep and usc L Wlll the most perfect
safg aud with fhc confident assurance ihat It VII
afford relief wiea very many Of the standard rem
eles laA Tie proprietor, before Offering !. to the
nttl.c has taken occasion 10 converse with some
distinguished phy9caus Of Virginia. aud with spc-
cal pains 10 speak 81 al tie various parts and pro-
PORTIONS Of tbs medicine; sud tho9e that know is
component parts, have pronounced Il one Of the
yery best compounds lor The following discates that
can be prepared, and may be used with perfect sale
~, as well with the new born babe, as tic man Of
three score and tea II those that il are not "a
tsed that it is the very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated they can return The bottle and re-
ceiYe back their money. II is boldly asserted that Il
Is almost On not guite) inialile ia DarrhGa ~ all
IFS various forms Dyseaiary Cramp-collc, Cholera
Morbus. and Asiatic Cholera also, After Pains Of
lyng-in FemBles--for this It is the Mothers Com
fort, and because il Is tie very best preparation for
the summer diseases Of children That has yet enter
ed the chamber Of the distressed. II is also une-
quaIled for cramps from whatever cause produced.
Ladies in The most aeicate situations may take II
under any Of the above circumstances with perfect
safety and equal benefit The public may be ny
sured that the amtSf amodie Tmcture, or Mothers
Comforf, has been subccted to the most rigid and
scientific examination by some Of the most extern
aige (physcians) practitioners in Virginia, who
recommend il in their practice.
For sale by SMITH X FRiERS0NI Druggists,
Columbus Miss.
mach Sly II. B. MONTAGUE.