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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
The Family Physic;an

AK, EVERY Mans COMPANION, being compa-
~ ton from the most approved medical authors,
adapted to the southern and western climates, 10
Which is added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
rants, used Tor medical purposes, with directions
now they are to be prepared, that every man can
oe ms own physician, together with glossary OF
medical terms--by A. G. GoopLErr, A. NJ. for ma
ny years surgeon in the Y. 5. Army. With an
appendix, containing new ana successful mode Of
treating Aslatlc Cholera, by the compiler. For sale
by PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
May II, 1880. 44lC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Executors Notice.

"A Ill persons having claims against the estate O,
N Wade II. Gordon, decd. are hereby notified 10
Heseh! 'nt same duly authenticated. within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be orevrr bar.
Ie1' PERSONS indebted to the estate OF the said de-
''4"e" are requested To make immediate payment.
JAMES IT, TURNER.
go. Erccfor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Notice.

FESHE subscribers take this method to inform the
u their customers, that all debts due them must
be paid, or satisfactorily arranged, 81 as 10 make
them available, by the first OF March next, or they
VIII, unfortunately, be put in a train for cfec-
ION. Imperative necessity compel3 them To adopt
'hj coursot 10 enable them to discharge their own
obligations to their creditors.
GIBSON & Law.
Columbus, Feb the sth, lSl0.-3I-tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

FNHE subscriber woui- "a =. vrinily thal \
= citizens of Columbus a. S,s;ness IN Of q
carries on the cabinet making - Lelov RE
branches, on Main-street, two dor " Of EGGS
Corners tavern, where he has vaf'> ~ cal y
furniture, which will be sold as cheap ..,tpGs
can be afforded at any other esabIlshmrna as
country. He would inform carpenters Az s;St, 4
interested, that he is prepared to 20 az ns u
TURNING in wood. VIM D..sJ X
B.-IIayng purchased the HEAhsE o' Il /.
Mr. Dubree, and repaired it thoroughly DC e. sT n
tend to ali orders in the Undertaher'sIine. WI
July 10, 1889 1tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Pay uD! Paw nm,

A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted
IN to the subscriberaro camestly requested 10
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the disareea-
Bile necessity OF reinforcing payment
Feb. 5, 1888. sot p. SMITH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
{. G. Olnlsted

GATE OF FEAyvLIv. r,s,r..-
AAlLL practice Law in Io,rss
" adjoining counties. O.iics. rss az {.
Post Office. 'flosae
Columbus, Miss. Oct. 9th, ls5s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Feb. II, 1910.

IN .3CT TO prescribe tho Funds receiUatle Tor
State 1Grcs, and other purposes.
SE0TlON l. Bel ENACTED by the Legislature OF
- the State of Mississippi, That the notes of all
the banks OF this State which pay specie on demand
for all their matured circulation, shall be receivable
for all taxes and dues to the State Provided, how
ever, That no post note, now issued, of any bank
or banks having more than nine months 10 run, at
the time it shall be offered for taxes or other dues ia
the State, shall be received.
Sec ,. And be it turhe! enacted, That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage, and shall
continue in force until the first Monday in January.
eighteen hundred and lorty-one and no longer.
j. SPEIGHT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
GEORGE B. AUGUSTUS.
President Of the Senate.
Approved, February s, 1910.
A. G, McNUTr.
So lm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
ChoctaYV Reservations.
COMMISSIONER s OFFICE,

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Columbus, Nj. 25th Nov. 1889.
NOTlCE--l am instructed by the Commission
~ er of Indian Affairs, TO make one more public
call, ON all those having business TO transact with
this Office, TO bring it forth without further delay Tor
adjudication. Claimants are admonshed, that
whatever business may remain unsettled when the
Office shall be closed at this place, viii necessarily
have TO be transferred to the department at Wash
ngton, and that to make the necessary proof there
viii undoubtedly be attended with much more trou-
bic aud expense 10 the claimant than to make it
here. ANDR. A. KlNChNN0N, Comr
For certifying contracts for Choctaw reservations
Nov. 80, lS39-2l-tG
10 "The Mssissippian" jackson, will insert
the foregoing for one month and forward their uc-
count TO the Commissioner for payment at this
place. A. A. X. Comr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
To the Public.

THE rights of Editors ami publishers oi papers
have been TOO long neglected. Justice w' never
BE- done unless th.y themselves assert their rights a.
enforce lbe mos' rE.I u..es, which .n ite end vi.
be- found alike sa.utIry Co t.e pgbie aal j.uraca.
20 those engaged ID Che press. Publishers Of papers
have been 30 lung imposed upon By tie COMMUNITY
al large, that thty considered to some extent a
degraded class ct beings, whoa 100 lact there IS 10
situation 10 life So honorable, deserving of s1 l.Rh
consideration, productive Of SO much good osa class
which cxerts 90 powerful an influence. Il is known
10 be prOycrbal for tie debtors 90 newspaper pub-
iahers 20 CONSIDER their demands as the last 10 be
paH-dtbis % which there Is attached 90 moral OBJ
lcction, and winch they can refuse to pay with as-
tee and honor: hence It IS inembuent upon he CON
dueiors OF the press 20 esscf their own rights and
resolve, seyeray'and jointly, to bring all patrons OF
newspapers under the same obligations that attach
TO other contracts, or always remain in poverty and
want, with thousands due them from the most SOL
vent men IN the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers of papers
who approve OF the following rules to endorse
them by their siguatures-place them at the head
of their papers, and strictly adhere to them,
I. No subscription received without payment IN
adraRce.
}. No subscription received for less th-n six
months.
| 81. Advance payment viii be required from all
transient advertisers.
ath. To announce no man for any Office, either
ate or County without the Advance payment vi
Ten dollars
5lh. Political circulars charged as advertisements
and payment required IN adraace.
9th. All advertisements Of personal alteration
will be charged double and payment required IN adj
| vance
9Th. Election tickets will not be printed without
order, nor delivered To any person without paymen;
| "a advance
9Th. All subscribers, without respect to persons,
who are deInquents, on the first Of October will be
stricken from our list and their accounts put ~ suit
The above rules, we the undersigned, pledge our
selves % abide by,
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor of the YazOo Wing,
$. H. y. BLACK,
Editor of the Natchcz Courier.
BESANCON g. HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of The Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES IlAGAN
Editor and Proprietor OF the Vicksburg Sentinel.
w. NJ. SMYTlI,
Editor of the Grand Gulf Advertiser
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ nUFFlELD,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Wing.
WM b, TEB0,
Editor Of the Fayette Advertiser
A. u. & 5, l.. CORWINE,
Editors and proprictors Of the Yazoo Banner.
ARCH 5. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent
G. A. 70 LS0M,
Editor OF the Southern Sentnc
W0RTHlNGrON& CHAPMAN
Editors and Projectors Of the Columbus Democrat
June 1889.
oJ- We are authorized to announce the name Of
MAJOR NJ NJ. BRIGHtM, as a candidate for tie Of
fee of Brigader General, Of the ith Division, to
TIL the vacancy Of Gen. Carter, resigned.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

4 Dun !.

THE accounts of the undersigned are done
II drawn of. and when they are "done" paid,
we shall have done dunning.
'.Tit ,cere done, rchen It's done then ttcere eeH
,ceTe done quickly"
PFlSTER 4 GOODWIN.
Nh, II something is not done soon, we shall
soon be "done over"
January IS, 1870 ostr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
WM. ECKFORD.
WIN. d. WEAVER
Columbus, March 10th, lsl0.--ss-tl

WM, ECkFORD cannot omi, Tins occ,s,r II
returning bis sincere thanks ia bis friends and nnh
nc generally for the very liberal announcement OK
tended to HIM lor the many years he has been in bu
slness, and hopes by inducements that he now can
hold out 10 merit continuance OF .heir nSlronave
TO the present firm.
march 1bth $40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Law Notice.

EkNNL. JONES, having resumed
II tlce Of law, will attend the Circni. " ,le pa.
iazoo, aud the adjacent counties. ~ y Ioau
Supreme and Fedora. Courts at Jartso" C5.snt,-
his residence fazoo county. ten niss "a oats /.
ton, on the Clinton read. Address RI OBJ.
City. Miss, D'1oa ls1
MAY Goth, lS3s,-i6-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
100000 Reward.

BANK or rnE ToMmGny R. I. Co. }
Columbus Miss, Oct d, 1882 {
A i called meeting Of the Bootd Of Directors
held tins day, II was unanimously Resolved,
mat IN consequence OF the intelligence Of the
suspension OF specie payments by SO large portion
OF the banks at the north this Bank will also sis.
pend specie payments for the present.
Resolved, That this Bank will resume snecic pay,
ments when the hanks generally resume
Resolved, That the Cashier have the above rcso
ulions published.
CliAS. WALSH, Cashier.
i6-r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Medical Spring Bathing House.

Medical Spring Bathing House.
XNHlS establishment is now open for the season
n the baths having been newly painted, and ev-
cry department put IN good order, the public can
DC wen accommodated. rothe Ladies department
new baths have been furnished, and if there is sui-
c'eht encouragement they will be kept exclusively
nor theIr use. The subscribers family will reside on
The lot, so that ladies' can enter from his residence
taronga the garden, or as formerly.
TERMS OF BATHING.
FOR single warm Bath, 30 cents
r ro' am l. OF 80 Il tickets
For The season, from LIST April TO LIST Oc,o-
Der, months, $40 90
Payable in advance, ane in par funds.
The house may be left open on Sundays from sun
rise to OF clock, A. M.-but the servants will re-
ceVe the pay-cunsequently each person snhscri
bng Will be required to pay an extra of a5 cents 10
them. d. n. BALDWIN.
April LIST, lS40,-3s-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Wanted,
Dissolution.

TENEIE co-partnership heretofore existing aa N.
J. the firm Of BRowN & RAMSEY, is This %! ~
s., FED by mutual consent. All persons a az.
to tb,, firm will please make payment 70 .yp y.
Ron,so, who is alone authorized TO receive ''''r
,nd J;:h,r So all liabilities of the concern; ouv
Anr;loe ts7,, AFT JN0. C. RAhshI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

lors,-Fhe following is paragraph from pam.
plet recently published by the Rev Leonard With.
ingion, Pastor Of the First Church in Newbury,
Mass:
We love exceme Mt; the appetite is increased
upon US; we are peculiar nation. Some people,
have no Doubt have such craving for anti-itp :
for some party q A1low, 0rsome object To oppose.
that dyou could tranSlatesthem TO the bowers OF
Paradise, beneath The very shadow Of the tree of
life, their gloomy imagination would coniarc Up
some phantom OF evil, some giant of corruption,
whom they must oppose with the zeal ofaoly liza.
tired, aud conquer by The arms ofpariy STRIFE
hey could no, sing the songs Of Zion, ha in The
chorus Of faction
THE WAlrs OF LABoR.--Tbcy who have taken
up Inc strange notion that the rewards Of industry
are diminished by sound currency, will please
look at The following;
/" The Salem Advertiser announces on the hest
authority, that mechanical labor in Cuba receives n
higher compensation Nlhan anywhere else Three
dollars per day is the customary price paid to good
mechanics Of all descriptions. Coopers frequently
make from seven to ten dollars per day in trimming
casks and even slave labor is worth one dollar and
fifty cents day. Joarneymen carpenters, i. is said
Gao ,get sky dollars month and hoard And yet
Cuba is a hard money country. Globe.
.Poor Granny Harrison" has received only
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the public mo-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
~ IN. Il. Damtrop
COMMISSION hERCHI,-
'No. 81 Commerce >,rr.,
RickCr, Hadlcy. Davis

Commission MrECr..' 10.
LssHi' .Qlo,...',ssTTi Ua.gp E.s
No. SO, Camp-S,r,-l f
Dee. %. l-5s gjtF 0-ituf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Millinery and Dress Maxim.

MHS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville A.
IVA spectiuy informs the ladies Of CoDn n.' /.
ITS vicinity, that she has recently commence, 4.
above business at her residence on the corne,o
Genevleve and Fayette streets. She will m,Es /.
the shortest notice, straw, silk, and fancy honnss
the latest fashions; dresses made in the ps...,
manner and after the most approved siyIc.
June s, 1889 4Sf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Notice.

FHNHE subscribers take this method of inror-
n ming their IIlends and the public, that thew
have associated themselves in the Mercantile bIsi.
ness (S'nee The LIST january under the firm and
style OF Eektord 4 Weaver, and will Keen con.
santy on hand large and splendid assortment of
winter Spring and Fall goods, TO which the aIten.
ton OF the public Is invited
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Indians PanacCa.

Vs. received new supply of this uuu..
~ medecne--For sale BY EA SMITH
august ST. lS39-S-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
10 The Public.
DIR. f.. +. BOUchcIle.

w LII w future devote his whole attention
W to the practice o. the several branches of his
profession, at The late residence of his father he
tween 'e Col Nmrod Davis and Lndsey's Ferry. He
"'H PraeHce upon as reasonable terms as any other
'cg,larIy ored physician in the county.
December 9Th, I3S9.-2o-r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Valuable Plantation for. SAFE

Az1f&eh | VIII Sell on reaSuh'pN a,t,N.
Sss3s* plantation in Noxubee county, ma
0VSR between the Tombigbee and NoA' n
- rivers, ten miles from the. blsN' >, X
one from the Noxubee, and lying d'reFuyy CAM
road leading from Macon to jamestown a- ..' ~
vile Alabama The tract contains IoU ae,.s al
22o acres Of which is prairie, and the slV ~ A.
the best quality of cotton land, being oil IN ~. ~,
dy soil. There are about 200 acres IN a ~. ,.,st
Of cultivation. The Plantation is wen "au Nm.
creek running through it, and also has Un
springs of limestone water which run u y. N.
the year; besides well in the yard Of a. ne f.
stone water as can be found in tic s'ae, .,s II
are on the premises two fine young o lu. Al,
choice fruit. The buildings are comlo''a as,u
lug house, negro cabins, corn CRIBS, .' arnt
with screw SC. &c. This place vac h
owncl by Mr.. r. Rdgeway, and IS SnowS sbr
name Of the Ridgeway tract. Any one T,os
purchase a cotton Plantation would 90 We" snps
inc the premises. For further particulars .sss.
he subscriber living in Macon, or ~ hls ss h
Mr.. Ridgeway, proprietor Of the as' fs Mao
''a'O'' . -''' = 'iA H. n. sPooNbA
Macon, June 30, Is30-5l-lC u,slg
~ The Tuscaloosa Flag, and 'he L. n
Democrat are requested 10 publish The aou' his Z
amount of five dollars EACH and send ,nlnoIoyEg.
me as above. II. y 81 49,
,r ppr1lyIiN bat IL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

Apr193l 1910 js@c
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-03-28
POETRY.
THE QUAKEREss BRIDE.
BY MRS. e. c. sTEDMAN.


o no; IN the halls OF the noble and prous,
Where fashion assemblies her giitteTing crowd,
Where al Is IN beauty and splendor arrayed,
Were The Eupals performed Of the meek Quaker maid
NOryet N the temple those rites which she took,
BY The altar, the mI,er-crownd bishop and book,
Where OF IN her Jewels doth stand the fair biide
To wIspcr those vows that through life must abide
The building was humble yet sacred 10 HIM
Before whom the pOmp OF religion is dim,
Whose presence Is not TO the temple confined,
But Gwe.ls with the contrite and lowly of mind.
T was there, all unvailei save by modesy, stood
The Quakeress bride, in her pure satin hood,
Her charms unadoraed by the garland or gem,
Yet far the lily just plucked from the stem,
A tear gIIstened bright II her dark-shaded eve
And her bosom half uttered a tremuous sigh,
As the hand she had pledged confdingly given,
And the low murmured accents recorded in heaven
I've been al the bridal where wealth spread the board
Where the sparkling red wine IN rch gobets poured,
Where the priest N his surplce fr ritual read,
And the solemn response InpressIvely sad
I've seen the fond sire, in his thin locks OF gray,
GIVE the pTlde Of his heart to the bridegroom away,
While he brushd the big from deep furrowd cheek
And bowed the assent which his lips might not speak
Blu; II all the array of the costlier scene,
Nausht seemed to my eye so sincere IN its mien,
No language SO fully the heart to resign,
As the Quakeress BRIDES ssUNTn DEATH AN THINE
Cedar Brook Plainfeld, N
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-03-28
NOTES.

The statistics referred to in these remarks
of Mr. Davis are contained in Porter's Prog
ress Of the Nations, and Wade's History of the
Middle and Working Glasses, two reasonable
and respectable authorities, relying for the cor
rectness of the facts chiefly contained in the
following extracts upon the statistics collected
by the British Government.
These developments show the farmer and all
other working men the condition of the wor-
king classes in Europe, and upon what limited
means they subsist. 1t is this class of whom
they are to run the race of cheap production, d
consequently of coarse and wretched existence
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-03-28
We chronicle to-day an exploit of rare occur

We chronicle to-day an exploit ofrare occur
renee which credibly informed was per-
formed in the town of Candor, in the neighbour
ing county of Tioga, a lew,weeks ago. A deer
had been chased by some dogs from the woods
and being closely pursued, approached within
short distance of house in which there was
woman about so years of age, employed in her
domestic duties. She saw the deer approach
ing, seized knife, and ran out to meet ii. and
before the dogs came up succeeded in despatcr
ing it. The old lady's name is Gee.--IB4
Jour.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-03-28
IEFFERsoNIAN REPUBLICAN.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in adyance-Two dollars
and quarter half ycary,and If paid before end of
the wear dollars and half Those receive their ma
per by stage drivers employed by the proprietor
Will be charged 81 I-2 cts per year, extra.
No papers discontinued until arearages are paid except
n the option of the Editor.
Adverisemenis exceeding square (sixteen lnes)
will be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five
for subsequent insertion larger proportion
liberal discount viii be made to yearly advertisers.
H7Al letters addressed to the Editor post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-03-28

The British increase is 800, per cent
This is the result of treaties and convention
called reciprocal.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-10
Hays Lininlent.

Mo IlCilON.-lhls extraordinary cfeili-
~ cal composition, the result of science and the
invention of celebrated medical man, the intro
duction of which to the public was invested with
the solemnity OF death bed bequest, has since
gained a reputation unparalleled fully sustaining
the correctness Of the lamented DR.. Gridiey's last
confession, that ''he dared not die without giving
to prosterity the benefit of his knowledge on this
subject" and he therefore bcqueathed to his
friend and attendant Solomon Hays the sccrect OF
his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in our country, first and most
certainly, for the cure Of the Piles, and also so
extensively and eilectualy as to battle credulity,
unless where its effects witnessed. External
ly in the following complaints:
Fer Dropsy.-Crcating extraordinary absorb
tion at once
All swelings--Reducing them in few hours
Rheumatism-Acute or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throat.-By cancers, ulcers or colds.
| Group and Whooping Cough.-Extenaly
and over the chest.
All bruises, sprains and burns, curing in few
| hours.
| Sores and Ulcers.-Whether fresh or long stan
| ding, and fever sores.
| Its operations upon adults and children in re-
ducing rheumatic swellings and loosening coughs
and tightness Of the chest by relaxation of the
parts has been surprising beyond description
The common remark ofthose who have used it in
the Piles, is at acts like charm"
For sale by E. Dewey, Apothceary's Hall, and
| S. SAWYER, Dearborn street Chicago.
LOOKOUT FOR IMPOSITION.
base attempt has been made to initiate Hays
Linement, and infringe upon the copy and other
rights ofthe propretors. Never buy Hays Lin
emcnt unless it has splendid .engraved wrapper
and the written, mind written signature of COM
STOCK & Co.
All others must be mpositions. Any person ven.
ding any other article, by the name of Hays Line
ment either at wholesale or RETAIL will be prose-
cuted for a violation of our copy right. The oath
of Mr.. HAYS may be found copied on our inside
wrapper, swearing that no other person knows
any Of the COMPONENT or essential parts of this Lin
emcnt-and that he will not reveal the secret ior
twenty years.
U. S. District Court ofAe State Of Nac York.
Office ofthe Clerk for the Southern
District of New York )
This is to certify that the Copy Rrghts for the
wrappers, and for the descriptions and directions
to use, HAYS Lincment were secured in this office
in the wear 1888, by Comstock & Co. and have
not been obtained by any other person since tha
date or before.
FRED. ]. BELTS, CIk of U. S. { C5urt.
COMESTOCK & Co.
Sole proprietors, New York.
nTAll persons ordering this article from thu
East will please always say, ComStocks Hay's Lin
ement. For sale at the drug store of
NJ E. HOLLISTER.
Ottawa, May 23d, l9lo. l---tf.
The Illinois free trader., 1840-07-10
E A r R E LIS T
FEVER AND AGUE DROPS,

Il 'HESE DROPS are certain, quick, apdp
manent Cure for Fever and Ague. Il is
certainly matter of tho greatest Importance to
obtain Medicine which can be relied upon in the
Cure of that distressing Disease, called the Fever
and Ague.
A Medicine, bearing the above name, is now
offered to the public, as safe and certain Cure
Tor that Disease, in all its various forns--this
confidence has been produced by experience in
more than one thousand cases.
IL Is composed of articles well calculated to
restore harmony of action between the Stomach
Liver, and other important organs; the loss Of
which is evidently the immediate cause of the
Disease.
1t speedily promotes healthy and regular ap-
petite, which affords vigor and strength to the
whole system.
1t also, by improving the Digestive Organs
can be used successfully in Dyspepsia Deprayed
Appetite, Night Sweats, Dysentery, &c. &c.
But it is in the cure of the Fever and Ague, that
its superior qualities are most abundantly dis
played, and by all who have used it, is pronounce
ed sovereign to all other remedies. 1t has posi-
lively never been known to fail in single
instance.
| Hundreds Of certificates might be adduced here
in testimony of its efficacy: we have only finally
to say, that all who use two bottles Of this Medi-
cine (although in most cases one will answer
according to directions, and do not realize Cure,
will have their money refunded. Price 81 per
bottle.
Manufactured and sold by the gross, dozen, or
single bottle, by Farrell & l.ippincott, Druggists,
Peoria, Illinois, and for sale at the Drug Store of
G. Il. THOMPSON & Co.
Ottawa, June 12, 1910. 4---3m.