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Morus Mui4cauHs Bnds.--From some

Morus MuihcauEs Buds.--Fron some
cause, U known 10 US, the Morus Mult'cau'
lis Buds, planled in his section OF country
this spr NJ have turned out bady me-
more than one half of ih"m have come up
as vet. and many lha. did come up have
since died. Ifsuch be the case througout
the United States, We e pect tina there will
be q crea, demand for Morus Multicauhs
Buds next spring.--Hakfar Adrocate.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24

Sad Accident.--As the last train of cars
on the Bosom and Lowell Rail Road, was
making the outward trip yesterday after
noon, it overlook, in Woburn, two pedes.
trans wao were proceeding along to Lowell
on the right hand track, which was not oc.
cupied by the cars. they had con,inu d
their coulse no accident would have han.
pened to them as the locomotive an.
preached, The men seemed to be alarmed
and one Of them sprang of Of the sligh.
ernbankment on the right, while the other,
VINO appeared uch confused, suddenly
stepped On to the other track. just as the 10.
comotive reached him--and was struck by
the engine blow which fractured his skull,
and the wheels Of the car passed over his
arm. He died in few minutes after the
accident. We have not learned the name
OF the unfortunate man who was killed. He
was about fifty years Of age, apparently a
laboring MAJ, and said to have belonged 10
Gllmanton, N. H.--[ Mere. Journal.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24
MARIETTA, APRIL 55, 1889.

GENTLEMEN 1t may be in:erestug TO
some of your readers 10 be informed Of a
horrid murder committed in this country on
the night oflhc 6 h instant on the road lead.
ing from Marietta 10 Montgomery's Ferry,
IN tho Chattahoochee river; the clrcum
s,auces are as follows. Twen,y.one Irish
workmen from Savannah going to Allaloo.
nv with their carts and plunder, 10 work on
The railroad, they struck camp near the
house ola Mr.. Brumley, and, about 10
o'clock, went to rest, and at Or 2 o'clock
in The morning were awakened by the fire
ola gun, and next foil wed about seventy
Of the Irishmcn who were engaged with Mr..
Thomas on the railroad, near the place
where they cncamped. with picks, spades
tnives and sticks, killed TWO Of the females
dead on the spot and severely wounded
eight more, and dId not sop at that; they
next broke open their trunks, and plumber
ed item of every thing valuable. On the
nert day the citizens raised in arms aud
went and arrested sixty-four ofthe supposed
murdrrers, and thirty four Of tha; number
were identified TO I've OF the numbering clan,
and committed 10 jail to aw lit their rial.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24
augusta Ga.) Sentinel.
Patent Corn Planter ;c s...oJ: .,

Pnient Corn Planter.-ltis stated in the
Norfolk Herald, tha. very ingenious and
yet simple contrivance for planting corn,
has been invented and patented by Mr..
Forrest of Princess Ann county, Va. It
Is represented % be in the form of plough
ard as 'he furrow is laid off by the share,
the grains are dropped with i, through an
aperture IN round, revolving box, contain.
ing the corn. A couple of hoes, attached
10 the machine, throw The earth from both
sides Of the furrow, and cover the seed
corn thus s'rewn, 10 proper depth. The
machine is one which effects great saving
OF labor, and is said to perform its allotted
task with mathematical precision and Ger.
tainly.-Bak. Pat.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24

Table Beer.-The Southern Cultivate,
gives the following recipe for making table
beer
ITO make cheap and wholesome table
beer, take eight bottles OF water, one quart Of
Molasses, one pint ofyeast. one table spoon.
ful Of cream Of tartar. These ingredients
beng well stirred and mixed in an open yes.
SELL after standing twenly-four hours, the
beer may be bottled Immediately"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24

FISH AND SILK.-The New York Journ.
al OF Commerce says that an individual has
been supplying the Jersey market with
shad's eggs. in the place of silk worms
eggs, at a considerable reduction in price.
Sales were made in Monmouth county 10
the amount OF 500. Next year it is ex.
pected that shad will be growing on MuL-
berry trees.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24

is 800 lbs. new milk cheese to COW; S4o
are often Obtained from COW; S3o are
deemed an average yc!i.
IL. In S,ockbridge, the proceeds OF
dairy oftwen,v COWS are thus given:
20 cows. 4O0G lbs new mk
cheese sold at 8 l.2
CENTS, $3.50 90
1000 lbs. skim milk
cheese sold al cls., GO co
600 lbs. butter, sold at
9 l.2 Cen S., $50 OO
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24
$3.50 90

This gives $29 so cts. to COW.
No account Is made in ,hi, case Of the
supplies of,he family, nor Of The amount OF
pork fated, both wnich lie ms would greatly
have increased ne result.
II. In Lemon, ,ne return of a dairy OF
Is cows, was O. NV milk cheese 1900 lbs. !;
Of buffers lSOU lbs.
The return Of another DAIRY is as FOL-
lows:
10 cows produced Of butter
ll20 Ibs. 8 o., sold at Ia cs., S20l 69
cheese, 800 lbs.
sold a; 9 Cts, u 90
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24

ladies on Long Island, the past year, reali.
Sed from the product Of worms, fed by their
own hands and nuriured by their own
care, some three thousand five hundred
do!l"rs; liberal reward for the labor thus
bestowed. With many such examples,
times would soon be easier.
4NDDc}o H.
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S273 80

l3. ToNaRd.-From a highly incl gent
farmer IN town adjoining the county. Tol-
land in Hampshire CO | received so par
tcuias all account of a dairy. that shall
here inser, i, though 1t NIGH, be thought to
come more properly under the report OF
another couny.
Is cows produced $500 lbs.
cheese, sold at 9 Cts per ID. S405 90
and 500 lbs. butter sold
at l9 I.2 CTS. 90 25
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24

diniaea were killed, the first in the battle
of the Oh. Generals Herrera. Guros, Ber.
mules, Oiero, and Armaza, are prisoners,
the lasr mor;ally wounded. SaIta Cruz
escaped with twenty men in the direction Of
Junn. 1t Is believed that lis Intention was
to make for lea, and embark at Pisco, bu,
a company Of Chillian carbineers with horse.
men, who had been kept in reserve, followed
rapidly to ove.take him. The pretended
Protector abandoned the field an hour be-
fore the close Of the battle.
"GeneraI Lafuente would march 10 Hu
acho with two sguadrous of cavalry AMI
two Peruvian ba,talions, and would be in
Lima and Callao on the Doth and 18th Jan.
ary. General Gamarra would march on
the 22l January for Junin and the south OF
Peru, with division Of the restoring army !;
and tie general.n chief would follow with
the remainder, leaving Gen. Lafuente the
chief military in the north of Peru"
There appears also TO have been naval
engagement, of which lI,e following account
is translated
"The naval combat Of Casma has ter
minated in manner equally happy 10 the
arms Of Chill. Four vessels armed by Gen.
eral Santa Cruz attacked The division OF
commandment Simpson, consisting OF the
corvettes Confederation and Valparaiso and
the barque Santa Cruz, which were com:
le;cly defeated, with much damage, and
the loss Of the brigantne ArequiPeno' with
a crew Of 70 men. The enemy's vessels
were the Edmond. of20 guns. a bar9ue with
ls, the Arequipeno, of9 guns, and q golette
with 2 swivel guns"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24
FROM THE M1LEDGE VILE RECORDER.

The subjoined account ofa painful riot
among the railroad workmen 10 the up
country, is from a respectable cor espon-
liant
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24
S5O4 25

Fifteen COWS will nearly fatten hogs.
weighing 10 the spring 20 lbs. each IN the
f,H, 24O lbs. each. la this case i is d cmed
proper to credi the milk with l4G lbs.
weight of each of these swine 140 lbs. J. 4
are equal to $50 lbs. pork at 8
CTS. - S44 SO-this divided by Is gives to
each COW credit of S. SO 2-3 cls.--
Butter aud cheese 204 Is. add pork "a
60 $40 05.
The proceeds Of each COW IS $3e
60 1.3-add calf and rennet
81 90, $37 60 l.3, $37 COL
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-24

Expenses.
Wintering COW, usual charge,
Pasturing do. Sc SO, salt so cts.
Interest on the value Of a cow
S23 at 10 per CT.
One woman will manage the milk
of 30 cows,
Her wages 81 so per week, %
weeks, her board 81 per week.
Wages and board for dairy of
80 COWS would be $40, or 81
80 each.
Additional help in milking and
turning cheese 81 Cts.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-03

KKTILL be sold TO the highest bidder for
Wv cash, at the door Of the Court House, IN
Amite County, on MONDAY the 7th day oil
October next, the following strays, to witt
One BAY MARE, taken up by Robert W.
Brown, appraised by S. Avery and N, ChoIiant
to $75
One BAY HORSE, taken up by Thomas L.
Moore, appraised by John Moore and John b.
Swearingen to $50
ALSO
One BROWN BAY HORSE, taken up by
same, appraised by same to $40.
One STEER, taken up by John Brown, aP-
praised by Matthew Jones and J. II, Caldwell
to $25.
One GREY HORSE, taken up by Seaborn
Lofton, appraised by Joseph Smith and Rich,
ardson Johns to $3.50
One STEER, taken up by Pleasant Easley
appraised by H. s. BarksdaIe and John Brab
ham to 1927
One STEER, taken up by +. J. CapeII, up
praised by J. Gunby and w. l.. Johns to $25
One BROWN BAY HORSE, taken up BY
Edward Foreman, appraised by David Lusb
and Joseph Lusk TO $685.
One STEER taken up by Lott Wilson, ap
praised by Lee Wilson and Reuben Round
tree to $38 rs.
|. O. BENTIIALL,
Ranger Of An,te County
Liberty, August 80, 1899. 36tds
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ANTE COUNTY.

ALI not will charged nearly the established rated
as possible
Road who
the usual heavy Of storage
all plantations the line and shipped
Cotton %
shipment
not PAID ehn nq
delivery the articles
WILDE the Rail Road designated wnore they are
|" % u'" ~ or,er o he p,os,,, and Directors
26 1896 c"g engineer
Fromda tho orre will be charged
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-03

BY virtue OF the power in me vested, as
Sheriff of the county of Amite, and State of Mis-
sissippi, do hereby give public notice that
will proceed to hold an election at the different
precincts in the county of aforesaid, on the
first Monday and day following in November
next, for the purpose of electing State and
County officers required by the Constitution
and laws of this State, VIZ:
Governor, Chancellor, l Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, members Of Congress, State
Treasurer, Clerk Of the Probate Court, Au-
ditor of Public Accounts, Secretary of State.
/ Tax Collector, Senator, Sheriff, | County
Treasurer, Representatives, | Coroner !
Ranger, Judge Of Probate, County Survey
or, S Police Members,-and 10 Justices o. the
Peace, to-wit:
District No. composed OF Liberty and Zion
Hll,-2 Justices of the Peace.
District No. 2, composed of Toers and
Thckwoods.- Justices Of the Peace.
District No. 8, composed OF Iolberts,--2
Justices of the Peace.
District No. 4, composed of Smiths and
Spurock's Justices of the Peace.
District No. 8, composed of TIckiaw'--H
Justices of the Peace.
Given under my hand and seal, this ENC
fOctober, 1889. -
C. w. MCKNIGHT, Shift. lL,Sl
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BRANCH AT LIBERTY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Election.


For Chancellor.
ROBERT II. BUcKNER.
For Judge ofhe Third Judicial District.
G. C. CAGE.
For District attorney, Sd judicial District
H. l.. ToUsLEY,
HENRY G. STREET
STANHoPE PosEY.
For State Senate.
Hon. JEHU WALL.
For Representatives..
DR.. SOLOMON WEATHERsBY,
JAMES ]. GRAVES,
Il, ], SPURLocK.
For Judge of the Probate Court.
Hon JOHN WALKER.
For Sheriff.
JAMES NJ. NoRwooD.
THEODORE Mcknight,
AARON ROBINSON.
tut GfCFh " INC S"N""
E. NJ. DAVIS,
r. NJ NELSON.
For Clerk Of the Probate Court
GEORGE +. WEBB,
STEPHEN R. DAVIS.
For Assessor 4. Collector
ELISHA L. TARvER,
JESSE billiard,
CLINTON McGEHEE,
For County Treasurer.
SAMUEL TILLoTsoN.
For Ranger.
MINOR M. WHITNEY,
ISAAC O. BENTHALL.
For Coroner.
AARON BUTLER, Jr.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-03
BY ALEXANDER G, McNuTT,

Governor Of the State Of Mississippi
To THE SHERIEF OF ANTE CoUNTy,-GreetIng:
XKT HEREAS, have received lniorma-
" ton that vacancy has occurred IN
the office Of Judge of the Third Judicial DIS
trict, by the resignation of the Hon. James
Walker,-I do therefore issue this writ author
izing and requiring you to hold an election IN J.
your county on the fourth and fifth days OF
November next, to fill said vacancy; and 40
moreover enjoin you to conduct the same IN
every respect conformably TO law.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto sci
nv hand and caused the great seal OF the state
10 be affixed, at Jackson, this 29nd day OF Au-
gust, A. D. l839, and Of the sovereignty oil the
State Of Mississippi the twen!y-thIrd'
BY the Governor: ;, ,+,,or
THo's. B. WOODWARD, Sec'y. of State.
STATE OF MIssIsslPpt,l
Amite County.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ OF cleo
ton. 10 me directed by A. G. McNutt, Cover
nor Of the State aforesaid, an election VIII DC
held at the different precincts in SAID county
ION the first Monday and day following IN no
yember next, for the purpose ofelecting oJudgt
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MCKNIGHT, sh'G, r.. 81
" ALEXANDER G. McNuTT,


Governor Of TIE State Of Mississippi,
To THE SHERIFF OF ANTE CoUNTY,--Grecting
WV HEREAS, Ehare received information
Wv that vacancy has occurred IN the
Office of District Attorney Of the Third judi
cial District, by the resignation OF e.. e. Cage
[ do therefore issue this writ authorizing and
recurring you to hold an election in your coun-
" on the first Monday and day following in
November next TO I'll said vacancy; and do
moreover epjon you to conduc, the same in all
respects con4ormably to law, and make due re-
turn thereof tc the Secretary Of State
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and cat ped the great seal of the State
to be affixed, at jackson, this 3lst day OF Au-
gust, A. D. 1889, and of the sovereignty of the
State of Mississippi the twenty-third,
A. c. McNUTT,
THo's. B. WOODWARD, Soc'y. OF State
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Amitc County.
BY virtue of the above writ OF election to me
directed from his cxcellency, A. e. McNntt'
Governor of the State aforesaid, an election
will be held at the different precincts IN Amlte
county, on the first Monday and day following
lin November next, for the purpose OF eiecune
a District Attorney of the Third Judicial DIS.
Itrct, in place of C. c. Cage, resigned; and
do appoint the above named maagers to super
intend said election.
Given under my hnnd and seal this end day
Of October, 1889.
c. W. MCKNIGHT, Sh'F. lL.S.l
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New Advertis e m N t $.
TO THE CIT ITEMS OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

HNHE CIRCUMSTANCES under which,
much against my own inclination, was
prevailed upon, to suffer my name to be put in
nomination, for Judge of the Third Judicial
District. having assumed new attitude-as
we'll as other considerations, which concern
no body but myself, have induced me TO with
draw my name from the canvass.
My gratitude to those who were anxious,
that | should continue candidate, will be cher
iahed with as fond lecollections, as tho | had
still continued candidate and finally been ell.
cctcd. II has been suggested, that have with
drawn for the purpose OF promotlpK ano'hefs
prctensions. The inuendo | indignantly re-
pei. and feel satisfied, that those who know
me best, hold me incapable, of mcdnoing any
such design. r,pn
October 3, 1889. Az
01A5-The "WoodvlIe Republican, will please
insert the above.
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of the Third Judicial District, to fill theNpcan
cy occasioned by tho resignation OF thoN9n.
james Walker; and do appoint the above v
med managers TO superintend said election,
Given under my hand and seal, this end OF
October, 1889.
c.. w. MCKNIGHT, Shift l.. S.
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BLA N ks
Ofeuery description, neatly erccutcdat this Office
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v
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Unite COunty. \

CIacUlr CoUsr, 10 October Term, 1889.
7hoS. j. Gordon, ! attachment FIR thH
W g. p P B. Van Normnn. sum Of 5000 %;
NJ Office is hereby given, that on the 28'H|
y day Of August, 1889, Thomas J. Gordolf
plaintiff in this case, applied for and obtained
an attachment from T. w. Pound. ESD lu XII
lice of the Peace in and for the county "a
Amite, against the goods and chattels, landg
and lenements. OF w. 81 P. B. Van NormuhA
defendants, for the above sim Of two hundrrf
dollars and ninety-fve cents, returnable TO the
October Term next, oflhe Amite Circuit Coury
to be holden on the
Second Monday in October, 1888"
and unless the said defendants shall appear,gIvG
special bail and plead or demur within the ttpI
prescribed for appearance at said Term, jude
ment final will be demanded against, the prol9
erty attached, and the guarnishees SUM
moned and tho property SO attached VIII bf
sold and applied TO the payment of the PlolnA
Itif's demands and all costs.
Z. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk
September 10, 1889. 29w4
TPrjntfr's fee cS7 SOL &
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ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION.
There's not heart however rude,
But hath some little flower;
To brighten up its solitude,
And scent the evening hour
There's not heart, however cast,
BY grief and sorrow down;
But hath some memory ofthc past
To love and call its own.
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IE T. @ 9 TT o ~ S q

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Amte County.
IHNHE Board Of Police for the County and
State aforesaid, having failed to appoint
Jnsncctors for the General Election TO be held
on the first Monday and day following III NO
yember next,-Therefore by virtue OF the
mower in me vested, as Sheriff, do hereby ap-
point the following named persons, TO serve as
INSPECTORS at the several precincts IN SAID
County and State aforesaid on the first Mon
day and day following in November next, VIZ
II. P. Butler,
LIBERTY, VIM. G. Harrel,
Nathan, Challant.
wv. Boin,
TIcKFAW, Lem. Wall,
tThos Holden.
NV. B. IIaies,
SpURLocK's, }Wm. C. Butler,
6. N. Burriss.
ed Smith,
Smiths, }Wm. Adams,
Jno. Adams,
(P. Hughes,
Zion HILL, "a. T. Butler'
VIM. F. Cain.
(R. LongmIre,
ToLBERT's, VIM. P. Claughton'
david Taylor.
(Ben. Anderson,
ToLER's, wv. Jackson,
I'd, Cox.
[Jno. Gunby,
TH1cKwooDs, John Reaves,
Jno Smiley.
Given under my hand and seal, this 1911
day fSeptember, 1889.
G. w. MCKNIGHT, Shift r.. ST.
We, the undersigned, freehoders in the coun
Ity of Amite and State aforesaid, do approve o
the above appointment. Given under gu
hands and seals, this 10Th Sept. 1899.
O. w. CAULFEILD.
CHA'S. r. WEBB,
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- ohooId draw from this fact alone motives of
S W. md strenuous opposition TO lis adoption.

An Indiana editor asks whether we should
80, liza ~ throw ourselves at the head of the
loco loco party. We would much rather throw
t,;oL .hat at his head. Louisville Journal.
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RANGER $ SALE.

September 10, 1889.
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MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.

Tho following are the officers elected for tho
various branches
BRANCH AT MACON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-21
DANDKUET AND
BADNESS.

nLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
" DANDRUFF AND BALDNESS.-The ar.
ticle above named is chemical combination OF such
ingredients as have proved themselves efcacous in
assisting the natural growth Of the human hair and
removing all obstacles 10 Its perfect develupemenl
In commencing this article 10 the particular notice OF
discerning public, the proprietor is but recspua-
upg the OFT expressed sentiments Of the many hun
dTeds, VINO have successfully tested its efficacy and
wonderful qualities, this compound having acquired
Tor itself character for singular merit and value
II Is used by ladies aud gentlemen, generally to keep
the hair moist and beautiful aud the head free from
DaDdruh, which it does most perfectly and thus pre-
vents Badness.
~ Caution.- Observe that each bottle OF the
genuine Balsam Of Columbia has splendid engrav-
ed wrapper, on which Is represented the Falls Of Nj
agara, &c.
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK &
CO, Fletcher-st near Maiden Lane, ] door FROM
Pearlst. New York. In Newport, by 4. J. TAY-
LOR, las, Thames-si
~ THE LATE MAYOR Of Philadelphia ha,
certified under seal Of the city TO the character OF
several, Dwines, Ply siciaps, aud gentlemen ofhgh
standing, Who declare positively under then own
hands all Of which may be seen at the place named
below that The Balm OF Columbia is not only a GER
tain preseyati,e, but positively restorave Of the
human hair also, a sure cure for Dsndruf. Who
shall dispute, or who 60 bald The only true have
splendid steel plate engraved wrapper with Fails
Of Niagara, Nc. ON It, Enquire at No. 2 Fletcher
ct, doorsbelo~ Pearlstrset, near MAIDEN Lane,
New York. nov. rs.
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HEADACHE.

nR. E. SPOHN, a GERMAN physic of much
~ note, having devoted his attention for some
years 10 the cure and removal of the causes Of
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
satisfaction to make known, that he has a remedy
which by removing the cares efieciually aud
permanently this distressing complaint. There are
many families who have considered Sick Headache,
a constitutional incurable family complaint. DIR.
D. assures them that they are mistaken, and laboriny
under distress which they might not only ALLEVIATE
but actually eradicate BY the use OF his remedy.
il is the result Of scientific research and Is entire
ly Of Il different character from advertised patent
medicines, and is not unpleasant TO the taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS
The extraordinary repatation that DR.. Spohns
remedy Tor this distressing complaint is every day
gaining is certainly matter OF much astonisbme nj.
That SO much suffering should have existed for ages
without any discovery of an eectual preventive, or
cure, is truly subject Of much regret, but DR.. s.
now assures the public that such remedy has been
invented as will convince the most creduloJs. The
principles upon which II acts are simple and plain
II is an admitted fact that rhs complaint whether
called Sick Headache, or Nervous Headache, arises
primarily from the stomach-these who think they
have the Nervous Headache may rest assured that
this organ the stomach is the first cause, that the
system has become vitiated debilitated, through
the stomach, and tha, only through the same channel
must they expect restoration Of the natural aud
healthy functions Of the system.-This object DR..
Spohns remedy is eminently calculated to attain-
The truth Of this position cannot be conuoveited,
and the sooner sufferers with the headache become
oft, the sooner will their suferngs end
in restoration of health DIR. Spohn pledges his
professional reputation on this fact. The remedy
may be had Of apothecares generally throughout the
United States.
For sale BY n. j. TAYLOR. Newport