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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-08

AGkIcULTURE.-The business of agr.
culture belongs exclusively to man-who
IS lord OF the lower creation. And as
tiiling the ground, more than any other
employment, distinguishes the human
being from the brute-it also distinguish
es the civilized man from the savage. II
is not until men have attained to a, con-
siderable degree Of civilization, that they
begin to cultivate the earth. $50
The other professions, especially those
OF the liberal arts, are of great utility
indeed, they are necessary to the welfare
and happiness of society. But many of
them derive their utility and importance
from the imperfections of the human cha
racter, and do not Of themselves add any
thing to the wealth of nations. The
physician, the lawyer, the divine, the
teacher, the philosopher, and the states
man, are all engaged in employments of
great utility, which tend to elevate the
character of their fellow men-but they
add nothing to the wealth of the com
mlnity. Of all the arts and professions
unless il may be the mechanic arts,
which are essential to the existence OF
neutrality-suspicious. should be es.
Eteemed the most useful and the most i'm.
Portant. It is the art which produces,
ana which nourislles the others. The
liberal professions teach how Il, preserve
the health, the property, and The morals
loi men-they enlarge the understandings
aud give a proper diversion to their minds
and ought. TO be respected, fostered
and encouraged-but agriculture provides
food, raiment, and support for them all.
/ Therefore, whoever affects to despise
the employments Of agriculture, deserves.
to he himself flesnisefl fl1r his uua.L...
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-08

We would caution the public against
taking the fives of the Bank of Kentucky.
There are great many counterfeits SO
in this city. They are in
well executed as almost to escape de-
lection. The 6 in Mr. Gwathmev's name
in the counterfeit resembles B rather
than c.; there is a difference also in
the crossing Of the +, in that name, the
Presidents name w H Pope is well done,
the engraving about the figures are not
so neatly executed, the lines about them
are not so we'll defined as in the genuine.
The counterfeit note is trifle longer and
wider than the genuine lin the genuine
note the large letters Bank Of Kentucky,
are more extended. not printed as closely
as in the counterfeit. Those we have
seen are made payable at Bowling Green
and Hopkinsville, and with different
dates,-iIie engravers names also larger
in the counterfeit note, there is a per-
ceptible difference in the tail of the horse
in the genuine note !; il is fuller and
longer. Lexington Observer. 8 IH
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-08
DoN''r KILL, YOUR BEES.


DON'T KILL YOUR BEES. U.s.
This is the heading Of an article in
late number Of the; Genessee Farmer.
which contains some directions to agrlcnl-i
turists and others for The preservation of
their bees. Fheabee owner, itssays;hass
in the fungus marimus, or common puff
ball, powerful instrument, ready to his
hands,zby which he is able TO adopt a
more humane and profitable mode Oftreat-
ment than that which so commonly pre-
walls. When this fungus has been. dried
so as to hold FIRE, its smoke hasa Supply
ing effect OIL bees and renders them as
harmless as birthstone does, without the
deadly effect of this latter article. While
under the influence Of the fungus smoke,
,,he7honey can be distracted from the hive,
and in short time after the bees will re-
vive from their stupor, unimured.7a .
q tits farther stated in the Farmer that
by means of the supplying effects Of the
fungus smoke, weak swarms, which could
not live through the winter, may be unit
ed to strong stocks; and the editor states
on good authority, as fact which is
borne out by experiment, that a hive thus
doubled will not consume more honey in
winter than stock in its natural state.
This, '''aitis said, twas discovered by a
Swiss pastor, DeGelier." The addition.
al heat, it is thought, serves instead Of adj
di,ienal food to keep up the vitality Of
the half torpid BEES Cincinnati Gas.1
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-08

THE VOICE OF AN INJURED TERRITORY.
The petty despotism and hardened selfish
ness Of the Administration were striking
ly exhibited in the treatment, during the
last session, of the Territories of the Uni
ted States. The feelings and wishes of
the people were CONTEMPORARY disregar-
ded by the Executive, and their interests
ruthlessly trampled upon. Judge Doty,
the Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin,
has published an address to .sthe People
of the United States,'' which, the New
York American says, arraigns the Presi-
dent upon charges Of such high INSIDE
meanor as would in other times have sub
jected the Chief Magistrate to impeach-
ment. The facts are set forth on docu-
mentary evidence. Madisonidn.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-08

field, the Locofoco candidate fOraGossp
or, upwards of l000.votes!! tisyH
certain that this election has brought q
eral accessions to the Wing ranks-an
jority in the Senate is ours-this looksIEs
establishing a boundaryin Maine that ~
be a matter of graver concern TO M 7, =
Buren,, than the one which has been W
gated between ours and the British WI
eminent. He must begin to feel Like n
game which surrendered to Captain SeosE
The story is, that the captain was pp N
Of unerring accuracy with the rlis, II
having freed a racoon in one ofhis s~
ing excursions, while in the, act o. Y
senting his piece for a deadly purpc,M n 4
was suddenly accosted by hi. coonsp!Tl
these words, stare you Captain scos Y
Eyes Sit" was The reply--Ca y 4
Scott?' ssYes'' answered the Cspe
30 well then, you needn't shoo o 4, III Y
tCooney, s'I'll come down II Dig Y y
wen perhaps, if MI Van Bureii w y as'is
low this example, and consult s, g + 81 y,
lby making timely retreat from 49, q ..s
Major Eaton and lady, passees W. III,
this place few days since, on s snss I
direct to the Hermitage, the MAJOR = "
signed his Office as minister % Span va
avowed his determination to supper NJ
Harrison; he made several speeches A NJ
] ln,,h,e =, ,vb;ci, IA s3pnonnced MI VI
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-08

Me sl.sA ssssels u'a. ne oough up
some nme ago nave been turned into men
os,WaIi 'pey are 70 DC m "a partly by
I .: anu paEAy faasees! Three
americans INC captains nave accepted the
command a. Sp. U.s. lpOO month, and
one-hf'h Ct the Pr'ze money. The Amer.
iean merchants are indignant at this, and
'ne american vice-consni mas sent IN re-
mon STRANGE. However, the renegade an
KEGS nave sent IN. answer to the effect,
i nat one CONSIDERATION alone Will induce
,, mem 20 give up SO favorable command
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23

Jackson, La, JanuaIy lst, l940, 9
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
BY ALEXANDER G. McNUTT. I
Governor, of lhe State of Mississippi

To lie SheriG$ of adams, Je9erson Amite-
Franklin, Laurence, Wilkinson, Marion, Cor,
ington, Jones, Wayne, Perry, Greene, Jackson,
Hancock and Pike Counties, Greeting:
VNTHEREAs, | have received information
w that vacancy has occurred IN thel
office OF Judge Of the High Court of Errors
aad Appeals, by the decease of the Hon 7
Rutilus r. Pray Of the Second District do,
therefore, issue this Writ, authorizing and
requiring you to hold an election in your coun
ty, on Monday and Tuesday 10th and llthI
days February, 1910, 10 fill said vacancy; and
do. moreover, enion you to conduct the same,
in all respects, conformably TO law, and make
due return thereof;othe Secretary Of State
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the Great Seal Of thel
State to be affixed at Jackson, this the Cd day of
January, AID. 1910, and Of the sovereignty OIL
the State Of Mississippi, the twenty-third.
A. G. McNUTT
THOMAS B. WOODWARD,
Secretary Of State.
STATE OF MIssIssTPLl
Amie County
UN pursuance ofthe above writ of election,
will hold an election at the different pre-
c;ncts Of Alnitc county, on Monday and Tues
dav the 10Th and 1llh days Of February, 1910,
for the purpose Of electing Judge Of the High
Court Of Errors and Appeals, for the end Dis
trict Of the State Of Mississippi, TO fill the va
cancy occasioned by the decease Of the Hon
P. Rutuius R. Pray. do hereby appoint the
following persons as managers to conduct said
election, at the different precyncts Of said coun-
ty, to.wit;
Li6erty. y.--J. G. Anderson, 7. $. Cafry,J v.
Wren.
zion HiH--NobIe Johnson, Isaiah Cain,
RobertP. Butler.
SmitNs.--Lodwick Weathersby, r. G. West
brook, Edmund Smith.
Spuriock's--H Hampton Burris, Wm. G. But
Ter, r. ]. Spurlock.
Tickfaw.--Charcs Wall, Benjamin WALL
John Richmond.
Tolers. James NJ. Gallant, Davld Cox, a.
S. Causcy.
Thickscoods.--Da,id Pcmblc, John Smiley,
Winston B. Gilmore
Talbert's.--Lawrence S. Tabert, John G
Robinson, VIM Jenkins,
JAMES M. NORWOOD, ShE
January 8, 1910. 2-to
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
THE STATE OF MIssIssIppI.)

ANTE COUNTY.
10 all persons interested in The Real Estate
of SAMUEL PAsELEy, deceased GREETING:
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
- - = -. - -
sIIERiFl'SSALE.

SllERlFF'S~S.ALE.
e. w. Mcknight, ! ,A., 49,.
VS.. Ntfs ll'N ,,'fpo""' ~
|R. NJ. Nelson and .u'nop'o c.o " APrh
r. L. Terrence '''"' 'o'0'
DY virtue Of the above stated writ Of Ven
ND dis Expons. to me directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amitc county, | will
sell al public auction, TO tic highest bidder for
CASH, before the door fihe Court House Of
Amile county in Liberty within the hours
prescribed by law, on the 3rd Monday in Feb
ruary next, the loAowing described Lands, to-
WITH. w. quarar Of Section 28, Township
number /, Of RangA Number A, East, st,--and the
West halfof the SYhth West quarter Of Sec
lion number Fl, Township number |, of hangc
number 4, East, containing in all 240 acres,
more or less, Levied on as the property of
dcfendcnts, Nelson and Torrcnce, and will be
sold 10 satisfy the above stated case and all
costs.
j. M.fNORWOOD, Sh'F.
January 3rd, l840 9-ts
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
Nf@gPIr0yno

WNEIE undersigned will otferto tho highest
bidder at the Store of Mr.. Kinnebrew,
on the last Saturday Of January, Instant, two
eighths ofland on Goodwin's Bayou, one and
half miles east Of Adams Meetng-house, on
credit Of one and two years, purchasers re-
qured to give notes with approved security a
John TERRELL.
January 2, l84o ids,
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23

w GU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said Coun-
ty, on the 4th Monday Of February, 1910, and
shew cause, ifany you can, why the same
should not be sold, to-wit "A Four Acre Tract
of Land adjoining the Town Of Liberty, and
bounded at this time on the North by Lands Of
William G. Harrell; on the South BY Lands Of
Thomas J. Gordon, on the West by Lands Of
.OA W. Caulfeild, and On the East by Lands Of
~. r Crawford Thesamo being Lands con-
veyed BY Robert Montgomery 10 said Paseley,
by Deed bearing date, and Of Record, on the
the Records Of the Probate Court Of Amite;
bearing date the 18Th OF Fehrnarv. l220.
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
NOTICE.

s NOTlCE. w
A LII those indebtedto me, either by note
~ or book account, will please come for
ward and settle up between this and the9lst
day Of March nexs, as further indulgence can-
not DO given. SAMUEL IlLLOlSON,F
January lst, 1870. ]
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
.H. y. BASS 81, co.

TEAVE just received at their PROSPECT
HILL STORE q handsome assol,
ment of Fresh and Seasonable Goods, from
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia
600 ps. fashionable Calicoes,
Eng. and French Merinos,
Mouselaine de Lame,
10000 yards Beached and Bro. Domestics
Mems, Ladies', Boys, and ChiId's Shoes,
Negro Brogans,
Collins a. Co.'S. Axes, assorted patterns,
Fine Cast-Sleel Hoes,
Beaver, Castor ard Wool Hats,
Eurthcn, China, and Glass Ware,
CASTINGS,
MEDICINES,
Tubs, Churns, and Buckets;
Sugar, Coffee, and Salt,
Fine Cloth Goats and Pants,
Superior Cashmere Pants,
Blanket Goats,
Casinetl Pants and Coats,
Cloth, Cashmere, Velvet, and other Vests.
ALSO,
HARDWARE, Assorted, Viz:
Screws, Spriggs, Hinges, Tacks, Spoons, Files
Knives and Forks and Pocket Knives,
from 25 cents to $4 90. &c. &c.
Together with great variety, making alto
geIher one Of the best assortmelts in the coun.
try. The citizens of Amite, Pike, and Wiki
son, are respectfully invited to give us call,
as we are determined 10 sell goods at reduced
prices,
Prospect Hill, adams Co., Nj, Dec. 10, 1889
N. B. All kinds of Mississippi money will
be taken at its value.
II. J. BASS & co.
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
SADDLERY BUSINESS.

rENHE Subscriber respectfully informs The
citizens Of Pike and the adjoining Coun-
lies, that he has opened Shop on Main Street,
fronting the Public Square, in the house for
mcrly occupied as Grocery, where he will
carry ON the above business in all its various
branches.
JEPTHA H. OFT.
IIolmesville, Pike County, jan i3, 1910.
Ans
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TNHOSE indebted the undersigned, or to
the firms of Bacon 81 Mcknight, and f..
Filler q. Co., will please make immediate pay
mcnt, or they will be SUED.
HAM. Mcknight.
January 7, 1910. 2w3
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
NOTICE.

" WILL sell my plantation on which now
reside, in ToIers precinct, adjoining lands
of the Estate Of Lewis Jackson, containing near
five hundred Acres of Land, also Stock ofCattle
and Hogs, and from 500to 100 bushels Of Corn,
Fodder, &c Any person wishing to purchase
will please apply TO the undersigned before the
10th day of January next.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
4 December 10, 1889. 5lw2
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

DOlCllVlLCS.
NNHE undersigned having formed on the
18th April last, d. o-partnership for the
transaction Of GENERAL Commission BUSINESS
at the city of Natchez, under the firm Of MEL.
LEN, CANNON & CO., beg leave to offer
their services for the storage, sale or ship
ment of every description of merchandise.
Their warehouse and sheds, opposite the Ms
sisSippi Rail Road Depot, are Of brick and fire
proof, and capable o! holding several thousand
bales Of cotton.
An advance to a reasonable amount will be
made upon Cotton shipped by them; but the
Cotton will be sold to meet the bill, drawn upon
the same, at maturity.
In all cases, the nett proceeds Of sales will be
held sacred, subject to owners order. Each
crop or lot of Cotton shipped by them to the
house Of SMITH Il voorhees,, New Orleans, will
be sold seperately--thereby avoiding the old
and Objectionable mode of averaging prices,
and the nett proceeds RENTED in specie or such
currency as may be preferred
VIM. P. MELLEN.
WIN. CANNON.
LOYAL s. POND.
Refer to in Nachez,
0eH. JDo. a. Qullnlal, JONI MOUTH,
John p. Walworth, Austin Williams
DR.. A. 7. Merrill, DR.. Elias Ogden
New York.
Wolfe, Bishop y Co. Morris Robinson
R.C. Wetmore a. Co. JohnR. Marshall:
Louisville, Kentucky,
Pope, Davis & Co. Cotton g. Pettis.
ST. Louis, Missouri
Edwards, Raisin u Co.
October 8, 1889. 42m3
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the undersigned,
~ either by note or book account, are re-
quested to call and settle by the first day Of
February next, as further indulgence cannot
be given. NJ ~, WHITNEY
January lst, 1910.
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
sIIERlFF'S SALE.

lEDY virtue of the above stated writs of FL
ND eri Facias, to me directed, from the Hon.
he Circuit Court of Amite county, will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, before the door Of the Court House Of
said county, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scrbed BY law, on the First Monday in Febru.
Iary next, the following described Land, viz
SO much of Section 80, Township 2, Range 8
East, and Section 34, Township, and Range
4, East, as will be found embraced in tho fol
lowing description, as being reserve made
by S. Dunn from the above Lands, as will be
found by reference 10 a deed Of record from
said Dunn 10 w, O. Maxwell and Theodore
Mcknight, as (ollows:--Lying on the East side
Of the Amite River, as lies East or North East
Of line beginning al The old ford, and running
thence il an easterly direction along d hollow,
which runs along said hollow from The ford To
fractional line belonging to Joseph s. Dunn,
containing in all Fifty Acres, more Or less -
Also One negro man named TOney Levied
on as the property oidclendant Sylvester Dunn,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated cases
JAMES M. NORWOOD, ,Sh'ff.
By +, i. BRAMBLEr, Dep, Shift.
Liberty, Mi December 10th, 1889 --S0-ts
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
TIE STATE OF MlSSlSSlPPl,i

10 all persons interested in The RsQl ESia,e Of
John Nelin, deceased -GREETNG
" on are hereby eited to be and appea
before the Probate Court OF said SCoun-
ty, on the 4th Monday in March, 1910, and
shew cause, if any you can, why the same
should not be ordered to be sold, 10 wit:--Lol
or Section 7, Township par of RAJ ge 8 East
also, lot or Section 6, @saa Township and
Range ;--also, lot ora Al, township 2
of Range 3, East, contaplJg Nin the aggregate
two hundfd and twenueigh1 acres, more o
less Also to shew caup whb the Slaves, be
longing TO said estate, lo1ld hot be ordered t
be sold.
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.


~ = BbIs (sup) Flour,
q - 100 Kegs Leaf Lard,
90 bbls Irish Pdtaloes,
SO Sacks Salt,
s Tierces Rice,
25 Goshen Cheeses,
40 Boxes Sperm Candles;
100 Boxes No. 4 Soap,
10000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
5000 do. Canvassed Hams,
40 bbls. Brown Sugar,
80 bbls. Molasses,
l2 bbls. Loaf Sugar,
100 Caddys Teos,-yarious kinds,
90 Sacks Coffee,
25 1 bbs. Buckwheat Flour,
35 NJ. Havana Segars,
90 bbls. Prime Pork,
10 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
Brandy, Whiskey, and Wines,
Shot, Powder, and Lead,
Starch, Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves,
Nutmegs, and all other articles in The above
line.
A. NEAFUS.
jackson, La. Januaty list, l940 9
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23
CRAWFORD & sMILEY,

Attornies at Law.
AxlNn associated themselves in the practice a
tner profession, will attend the Courts Of AmiJ
and adjacent counties. Business entrusted 10 the,S
will be attended to with punctuality. One Of he ot
erwill at all times be found at their Office, on Wa
ington Street, opposite the Court House.
v, T. CRAWFORD,
JAMES NJ SMILEY.
LIBERTY, january 25ta 1889.
Liberty advocate., 1840-01-23

w. II. DILLINGHAM \ JAMES wALKEa
lave associated themselves IN The practice Of w
IL N law, and will attend tosuch professional matt (
az may bc confded to them--Offccs at Liberty, ns
Amlte County, and Wcodyilc, III Wilkinson Count (.
az which one Of the partners will be found, unless
s9pl ~ on professional business ncase Of their absenc
All business lodged for them ii the hands Of d. M Dayi
|attention. 1''t
August 90, 1889 35vi
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-17
From the Philadelphia Ledger.


A STRATAeEM.-'rhe principal proprietor Of one of
the most extensive of the patent medicine manufact0
mes Is now this city, and has been here for week
believe for the purpose of institutng prose
cutiOns against OF the smaller dealers, WHO, il is
alleged have infrnged upn the patent right owned by
the former In pursuance of bis design, this person
(MI. HoRck, inventor OF 'HOuck's Panacea,'0 entered
a suit before The United States authorities, who, OF
course, alone have eognizance OF the Infringement of
patents, and the Deputy Marshal of this district, MIR
Thomas O'Neill, charged with the serving ofthe
wnts consequent upon the process OflaW. He called
several times the establishment of OF the prose
eued vendors, and Invariably received for answer from
one the apprentices expressing adeslTe 10 the
proprietor, that he was ''no town" Believing that
this rot the case, and that the vender, in the elias
steal Language of the age, " smet he sent friend
of his buy pills. Tbs went to the drugge
~, and made inquiry TO their price by the oss which
inquiry, being made in pretty oUd tone of voice,
brought out from snug back room, all Smiles the pro-
priet0. He inquired what quantity the gentleman
wanted. The 80 gentleman' " as chewing and sought
the door avoid the sptts 10 his mouth. This was
he concerted signal to the awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and So without more ado, he stepped in and secured
us man. OIL
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-17

PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVERWoRI

PECIOKAL HOREf Ot' GltEhnORI.
II a season like the present, when, in consequence
N of the rapidly varying changes OF the weather, al
temang from dry to HIost, from hot to cod, coughs,
coils, asthma, catanh &c. daily be corning more
pirvaIeBt, remedy universally eiectual n removing
all such complaints is deserving Of especial attentien
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable ingredients composing (A addition to the
herb fTem which il derives its Dame) raj others
equally valuable and their It's offer
ed to The community in the PICTORIAL dONEY OF
LGVEGWORT, which since ii was first presented ts
the public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered, the
originals Of many of (which. by the leave of the parties
may be examined by all nerested at The store OF the
proprietor. In fact all OF Colds Coughs, Asth
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopins Cough, and every in
hamInatory affection Of the ChesL SAD Lungs the PFC
-oRAL Honey OF LTvERwORT 5taIids uniivnlled, hav
ing IN every instance when the disease has been
of the most aggravated and vrent kind, effected per
fec tcuFe if ts continued, at least afforded
partial benefit the stflerer, which only required his
own perseverance to become perfect cure. Many OF
our respectable citizens have authorized the pro
pretor communicate their names, evidence Of the
ruth of the above statements all interested enquirer
90 Prepared by JAMES u. NOWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS. g. Al KiHSGN,
ap3 So,a Agents | Baltimore.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-17
ISET1LSs' VEGETA BILE PILLS.
Eyor, the Neu York Examiner.


yM e would call attention TO the advertisement N
Wv our columns to-day of PETERS, VEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
hsrity that there Is preparation OF the day which en-
Joys cnvlable reputation. At the south and norths
their success has been unbounded, and wherever intro
duced believe they have given the most perecct sas
action We have this day had an interview with one
of our citizens, Henry r. Fox, who was recently cured
of most remarkable and obsunate cutaneons eruponp
where the whole body was covered with large lOath
some ulcers, and the tonsils OF the throat cate
away-and by using these PILLS daily for SIX weeks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health of the body, be-.
cause they purify and invgorate the blood, and their
good effects are not countebalanced by any inconve-
nience being composed entirely of vegetables they do
not expose those who them danger, and their eff
fects are certain they saiutary they are daily
and safely administered 10 infancy youth, manhood and
old age, and to women in the most critical and delicate
circumstances; they do not disturb or shock the animal
functions, but restore their order and establish their
health; and for all ue purposes which Vegetable Pur-
gative or eeran cleanser of the whole system re-
qured, they stand without nval-they are allowed to
be all That can be accomplished medicine, both 70
power and innocence
015-For sale by ti'. @. X. TYLER,
seFf ~ General Agent,
Corner of East Baltimore and Hish streetse
And by all the Druggists ~ Baltimore and IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, d. G.
lie 10 Paw