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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10

CHEAP FASHIONABLE
7 L ING Il ST ABLI MENT
lOS BeeKman stree, near Pear.
GENTLEMEN in want OF clothing will fpd il their interest
to call at the above numb. they there any
article in the Le made in style that
equal to the very best the city, at the following
nary low prlces:-
snper black, olue, or green Dress Coats Slt-so
40 DO do 90 trocks,
Inc Cass. Pants, So 4
Vests all kinds, a-s
Gentlemen furnishing their materials can have them
MADE "a the best style at the following pricssDress
coss 81 tes; Frocks, so to So Pants so t q Yests
to2,ee my2s SIN. JOHN MOTFATT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
DIR. J. N. ERRER's
OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF
DISEASES OF THE EYE.


1903 BroadtSay-Entrance in Duane-strsef
Hours ofcoAsutati-n aud attendance from to A and
from 2 to p. NJ.
DR. SCHERRE graduate in Medicine aad Surgery
- Of the University Of Heidelberg, fully convinced that
intimate kna~edg, ofedics science lay
foundation for the practical study of and
alone guide TO successful exercise Of his important 5ransa
Of the medical proesson not but with the regular
and after his admission to The practice
Of Medicine applied himself particularly Diseases
the Eye and Oshheinic Surgery At the celebrated Oph,hai
biological Schoo where he attended for consdera
bic time Clinical Institutions for Ophthalmc Diseases.
He afterwards has spent three years visiting the principal
Hospitals and the yelnrmarirs in Germany France
England and Italy, and there enjoyed III, Of
observing The OF the celebrated Ophthamoogiss
the sally number Eye which curing that
tions,
From the London Quarterly Journal Of Foreign Medicine
and SuTgrry-Fol. l..
Ii accurately distinguish those
who have OF late applied temse ia Germany to the
Diseases of the Eye the c who termed Ocisr
whether Of that Of other country The latter wulJ
wish divide number trades which they
would nonopcze The former have confined them
selves the Eye but all of them have prepared
study that BY int with edics
fence IN general They render Eye operations less
frequent by their rational and fhose
Affections which give riss, ader iocaI and s1gsesi
TO the morbid changes of the Eye, which after
call for the interference % The operScr ais San
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10

EoeNCH PLAsTER-For sale By
JgD BOYD HiNCKSN, sTostias Building
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

NOAAIEs
TT ETTERs Of Administration having
n been granted to the undersigned, at
the September term 1910, of the Probate
court OF Madison county, on the estate
Henry Bel, deceased; all persons hay.
ing claims against said estate are re.
quested to bring them forward, duly au.
thentDated, within the time prescribed
By law, or they will be forever barred /;
aud allthose indebted to said estate will
please make settlement without delav.
JORDAN MOORE, Admir.
Oct. 10, 1870 4o-45.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
tax CoLLECroR,s sALr.

TAX COLLECTOR's SALE.
u WILL expose to public sale, to the
n highest bidder, for cash, before the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Canton,
Madison county,
On The Fourth Monday of March 1874.
The following described lot or parcel Of
land, to wit Part of the west half Of
the north west quarter section nineteen,
township nine, range three east, contain
ingsx acres, bounded west by O. +. Pack,
north by John Handy, cast by the street
leading to Moore's Bluff, south by L. +.
Honderson's lot and the lot on which the
Church stands. TO be sold for the Tax
es Of John J. Henry, for the year 1889.
Printers Fee $ll
Also, the following described land, 10
wit:--beginning at the south cast corner
.of tho west side Of the road leading
from Canton 10 Moore's Bluff at point
in Samuel d. Ligingston's line, and run,
ming thence west with the line of said
Livingston, TO a corner Of Thomas Col
llhs land,, thence west with Collins line
to w. l.. Balfour's corner where Col.
lins' land also corners, thence north with
the line of said Balour's land about hail
a mile, TO corner of David NJ. Fulton.
also corner Of Bolfour, thence north
with Fulton's line toa corner of the land
Of the eslatelol VIM. Mcdowell. decd,
thence north with the Mcdowell line 10
la hickory, about one mile from the last
corr 2r, thence east with tho Mcdowell
line to a corner OF j. d. Reads land.
thence east with Reads line to the road
leading from Canton to Moore's Bluff.
thence south with said line to tho corner
Of said Reads land, thence east with
Reads line across said road to hickory.
where tho aloreeaid road and Lyings-
toms lands corner, thence south with
Lyingsion's line to the beginning, con
tanning eight hundred acres, more or less.
To be sold for the taxes Of Samuel NJ.
Flournoy, forlhe years 1897, 1888, and
1889.
J. II. vANNoT, 4. g. C.
Nov FL, 1910. 46-td. Pr fee 500.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
az CoLhECroR,s 80.

Tx COLAECIUEt7s 8AIN.
TIT WILL expose to sale to the highest
= bidder, for Cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
0ntte Third Monday Of February, 1871,
The following described land, to wit -
The north hall, southeast quarter, north
half, east half, Southwest quarter, Sec
ton eleven, township eight, range two,
east. Sold for the taxes on said proper.
~ for the years 1888 and 1889.
J. Fl. VANN0Y, a. q. C.
Nov. "A, 45-4 Pr fee $l3l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Fl WILL expose 10 sale 10 the highest
a bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On the Third Monday Of January l841
the following described property to wit.
The west half dissection twelve. west half
and south half of the east half Of north
east quarter, east half north west quar-
ter and south east quarter section eleven
south half Of east half ofnorth east quar-
ter, east half and south half of west half,
south east quarter section fifteen, and all
Of section fourteen and the west halfof
section thirteen, township eleven, north
ofrange Of four east; containing by esti-
nation 300 acres.
TO be sold for the taxes of B. G. Mar
shall for 1888 and 1899.
J. II. YANNOY, A. &C.
October 10, dots [Pr fee s2I1
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
ALSO
On he first Monday in May neat.

--ALSOl--
On hefra Monday in May neat
n WILL proceed 10 sell tho following
NJ described lands or so much thereof as
will satisfy the taxes against the same
The north east quarter Of section TWEEN
iynine township eight range two west
north half east half south east quarter
section thirty township eight range two
west containing two hundred acres. Sold
forth taxes oflra Fisher, for the year
1897 Taxes $3.50 cts. Prs foe D23
The part Of lot number sixty one in
the town Of Madisonyillo beginning at
the south west corner oil said lot fronting
twenty two feet on Main street by flty
feet back. Sold for the taxes OF George
w Smith, for the year 1897. Taxes
10 dolls. rs cts. Prs fec D14
The undivided interest Of 4he north
halfnorth east quarter section thirty six
township ton range three east containing
eighty acres. Sold for the taxes Of Vim.
son Sanders for the year 1887. Taxes
two dolls Prs fee Ola.
The north east quarter and north hall
east half north west quarter and south
half east half south east quarter north
half east half south west quarter sec
ton nnc south half east hal and south
half wost half north west quarter sec
ton fifteen, township ten, range four east
containing thrc6hundred and sixty acres.
Sod for the taxes Of James Sims FOR
1897 &39. Tax Fee 1926 Price SIC.
The east half south east quarter sec
ton seven, township ten, rangcHpree
east; west hafsection eight, township
ten, range three cast; north half east
half south east quarter section eight,
township ten, range three east, contain.
ing four hundred and eighty acres. Sold
for the taxes Of Keighty Sanders for
1887. 8, D. Tax fec $3.50 Pr fec Is
The wsslhalf north east quarter east
half south east quarter Of section
seventeen; south west quarter section
twenty; north wefst quarter section
seventeen, all in township eleven. ranqo
four east, containing four hundred and
eighty acres. Sold for taxes Of John
Germany, for the year 1897.
Tax Fec 40. Printers fee SIC
J. n. VANNOY, d. 81
October "a, 42-ts
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
LOsT

"a NOTE Of hand drawn BY A. B.
- HiIds, and made payable to Joshua
Il. RAWLINGS. for about Four Hundred
and Ninety Dollars, and due on the FIRST
81 January lS4l The public are eau.
toned not to trade for said note, as the
payment 10 any person but myself has
been stopped.
JAMES S. RAWLINGS.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12


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TIE vttfs.fs.s.h els. quarter 80
Ton nineteen ara san Aa.I north w 6.
sst~ar section fhiry. town i1 twelve.
rsngs I've eae' containing one hundred .
and t1ty acres Sold Cos .hc taxes Of
James Iaf1r lof tho year 1889
Tax ice 6,15. III .es D3.l
Tt....,t.i, n,.t ,..,,r..,,,,.a
49, 49,. ,..n.L;, ~, ,rr.o ,go
east; containing eighty acres coid Tor
ihs iaxesoi W. y. Lyon, for 1907,
Tax iss 1910 PrniersFco D.
1r.t.tc Am ..,. All
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
CAUTION.

"A Ill persons arc hereby notified not
I "A 70 trade for a due bill given BY The
undersigned to Nathan ]. Dean, dated
on or about the eth OF May last. tho
amouninoi recollected, payable in Union
money, as | do not mean 10 pay Il.
J. 4. CAMERON.
Oetobar -, 1910. 42-44
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
LAW COsPARTNERsHIR
John EE. gEEaFGiH, q Ia'

John ne. Martin, q FAF
MEAS formed q co-parinsnil y
i'll II practice Of the Law, via w.
Riley 81 AOue, Of tho R'Ea'l
Texas. They will be prepa'iSa
lect claims in every part Of ldAa
John II. Martin will continuaoN..s
Vicksburg, for the purpose q lIaA 4
10 the proper procurement q WI MI
&C., suited to the laws Of thai AN',
but will go out 10 Texas oa'' ~ !.
year, for the purpose Of oIlns4ss
money collecteFto their cIsa7p"
sissippi. \
Messrs. Hubbard g. OH az /
Agents for Madison county =
particulars may be aseerlalne' IA
June q, 1870
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN
VICKSBURG s. NEW ORLEANS

VICKSBURG s. NEW ORLEANS,
FUgAE splendid Steamboat EBGg0lG
IL EgO0ge, G. J. BRENNAN, Mas
Ter, viii run as a regular packet between
Vicksburg and New Orleans, leaving
Vicksburg every "Wednesday noon, after
the arrival Of the Rail Road Cars, and
New Orleans every Sunday morning at
ten, arriving at Vicksburg Wednesday
morning in time for tho morning Cars,
and arriving at New Orleans every Fri
day morning. The above boat has been
lately fitted up in a superior style for
this trade expressly, and is, in point u
fare and accommodations, not surpassed
by any Boat on the River. Passage can
DO procured by applying 10
PHELPS & Co, Agents,
Vicksburg, Sept l9, 1910. 36-40
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
no RENT,

IOR the ensuing year, the plantation
formerly owned by Mr.. John Read
about seven miles from Canton. There
is about two hundred acres Of open land,
a good Gin and cabins on the place.
For further particulars enquire Of
D. MITCHELL.
Canton. Oct 81, 1916.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

TAKEN Up.
10y the subscriber living a miles south
- east of Livingston, a DARK Bropa
Horse Mule, very much marked with the
gear; no other marks or brands percoi-
yabe, supposed to be 4 or years old,
which 10 owner can have by paying for
this advertisement.
GARRETT GOODLOE.
July 25, 1910. ae-tf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

ptts ANf ht1 ~ ~ A'-ts
J. g Y. ca.i'ham Complement
Reuben BoIl, q. oL Dernlarh.
ET PON opening the matters OF this bill
~ it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that the defendant William L.
Smith, is not an inhabitant Of this State,
but resides beyond the limits thereof SO
that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be executed on bin, therefore it
is ordered that unoss said defendant APP
pear before the Chancellor at the Court
room in the town Of jackson on the
First Monday Of December next, and
plead, answer or demur to said bill Of
complaint, the several allog ,tons there
in contained will be taken for confessed
os to him, and such order aud decree
made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. 1t is further
ordered that a copy Of this order be in
serted in the Madison Wing Advocate.
once a week for two months success.
siyely.
Attest r. l.. DIXON, CEk.
October 10, 1S40 40-4C
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12


Drs. j. X. WARD y ~ .lv.s ~
E-lgAyE associated ted. l@ n,n.sson y !,
NJ practice Of iho' maP,. .g'si y
ron, Madison county n N'i iosa,on W
in the east end OF D. = ~
dwelling ,.;.av state Y
DIR. Harper viii or .,';nr now ~
former m friends, that having n.ois.. ion "
exclusively upon ms p' sotiro tins'
future devote to i nlI .ssuncsfors'h
attention, and trusts in"nGJsncs,
merit more fully their con" IS.
April 4, 90,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
Augat6 1910
j. BURCRE1T ~
COMMISSION MERcrl,
Lev STREET,
Hiekslnra. u.

h. ~ Henderson, NaAsa q.
j. Burckoti, tistamg
Refer to
IaANEuN & lIlvroy.)
FuHsm, DAlr & Co NnA
Morz & lIespGams,
Ggv Wulitu Il Joyrs Clda
L. d. DreAN,
klssvAS DIVINE, Sna
July 10, 1910,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12
FRIERSON, DALE \ d
9'e,g OrItau
LAW NOTICE-FOR TEls
J. PINCKNEY HENDEBS

Counsellor and ATTORNEY am
ELI AS located bimselratSm lgtsr
q IL Texas, and will aasii paar
to all business OF impN'A9sviGi al
be entrusted to him fromsSalau
Of the Courts Of the RepaS&
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-12

Messrs. MoTz & HENDERSON, Cahl
Mir. Wn. BRIAN, Texan Consul, \ Gs
June 81, 1910. vi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
Ga Q 9 q Q .

lTNA.,S' TAMiLi aP.:!SSNr Pitl.> are pur,
IT, vcsS,Nls. composed With me sirfcicst prcc
90 90 ssicuce ani o, an h'y Ncvcf produce Ranse'
i, ,rranI.S the filo~ing diseases whic.
arise irOE, imyar,iies ., Iba klosd. VIA ,opleay
BiIis affections Coughs. Colds. liberated sore throat
Scarlet Fever Asthma. Cholcrn. Liver Complaints
diseases sf the KilLcys aud Bladder Afectcus pecu
liar to females and al those diseases Of whatsoever
kind, 10 which human nature is Subject whers the
stomach is affected
CONSUME ZION. COUGHS. 4 COLDS. Nervous
diseases liver complaint. dyspepsia. bons Diseases.
pills. ulcers f.Inaie weakness, and all of hypo-
choniriacsn. low Spirits palpitaon Of the heart.
irritaby. weakness. fuor alb's seminal
weakness. DIGESTION losS al appetite. heartburn.
srs debility bodily weakness. choross green sick
Tess, fatulency. hyscreal fntnes mysteries. head
ches. hccup. sickness. night mare. rheumatisrE
sihna. uc doulourcux. crainp. spasmOie aiiecuoiiS
md those who victims that most eXcrutiating
lIsurer, GoUr will find relief ficm teir suergs by
4 course Of DR. Evans medicine.
Berrare Of Counterfsifs.-CAurIoS: Be particular
in purchasing that the label oi The Medicine
contains notice of its entry according 10 Act " Con
yress And be likewise particular in obtaining them
NJ 100 Chatham street. New-York, or from the REGU-
LAR AGENTS. WM. III. MING, wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

WINE, LIQUOR a. GROCERY STORE
ME subscribers niorm the public that they have
Il opened ihe Store recently occupied by : King
adjoining Knox g. Lloyds on water street No IS
where they offer for sale WINES. LIQUORS, & GRO.
CERES, ON the rnosi favorable tc1ns. Wines are Of
tho following brands;
Old East India MadeHs IN bottles and on draughi
from Newton. GOrdan & Mardock.
old Seal Star q I. T. Msdeirs very superior
Brown a Pale Shefucs. very choirr superior.
Red Pvgt Jsce ier IayaliJs battles & ON dtaughi
l.. 2. Tencrne.
Sicily Madeira very superior with other
Cheap family wines warranted pure.
Champagne WINES, NariIus brands
| ClaTet, 81 julian A. other braads
Old Hoe khoiscs OF l52l
| ALSO
! Old Virgin Brondy,
! Champargne a Bjrdcsur Dc
4 Superior H0lsnd Gins
! Jafnsica Spirits
/ Irish whskcy. pure,
/ Od Monsnrshcla, DO.
Cordiais. Caraway. Lemon. Cinnamon. Annisseod
! & Peppermint
The stock Of Crocerics. Of the best quality pur
chased expressly for family
Also. very superior genuine Principe Sogars.
Playing Cards. 80.
The above sio.k is offered 10 tho pubic on rc1pon
able terms may 30 HENDERSON. g. co,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
NEWS RY MAILS.
From Ge ApaIoohicoia Ga.eise. May II

From Che APaiochicoia Gazette. Ndy To-
MORE MURDERS ny THE l~braNs-rnREE rANH
iLES-By the steamer Hyperion Capt Churchill
which arrived last evening have received be mel
ancholy intelligence Of he murder of three FAINT
iiesby tire sneans since thai of Mr. M.ane noticed
ia yesterdays paper The name. however OF bat use
has been ascerianed by US that of Mr. Lamb. about
eight miles from Blounsiown. and within few miles
OF military post. They attacked his house FRI
day evening, and shot hun while caJc ong escoI
There were ina the house The time Of the attack
eral other persons two ofvhom severely wound
ell Afer they had killed md driven from their homes
the family they rnlaged the honse and tire The
dwelling, together wiki several out ho,ses.
The other families that were attacked lived in the
neighboihood. several OF whom were killed but wo
have not been able 10 learn their nam-,.
The Indians which committed these depreciation,
are said TO number about fifty or Sky and conceal
themselves in the hammocks between the Apalachi
CO river and Tallahnssc until favorable opportunity
offers for them 10 commit such like deeds
This FERNS the fourth family which has been muir
dered m that vicinity since The 23I ult and
some steps were taken to prevent Them in future.
The Log CABIN Of North Bend."--Ths very
beautiful Ere Canal boat built AZ Rochester for the
Great Western Transportation Company, and counlan
dcd by Capt. Couch, Is in our Blsn. attracting
the attention and exciting the admirai.n Of visitors
She il boat of the largest SIZE of fine model and ad
mirdby finished On her siem is interesting and
graphic view OF the residence Of the venerable and be-
loved Statesman Soldier and Patriot whom The People
are about 10 elevate the Presidency. Gen Harrison
Is repres'n ed al the door OF his Log Cabin. taking
leave of hIs family. The in readiness tn CON-
Ney him to Washington And in the distance the
" White House appears, from which Mr.. Van Buren,
and ms cabinet are healing retreat
Capt. Couch leaves for Buffnlo at ) O'Clock this
Afternoon We understand that OF friends in
tend to escort the Log CABIN lar the Lock
Albany journal
More of the prov ling thicving Cammanches came
mo me suburbs Of Austin on the night of Friday last.
and Stole several horses and mules Pursuit was made
The next morning. but without avail Let a few Red.
iandcrs be Introduced into Travis county, and We
should soon cease 10 hear of SUI maraudngs-Ts Ias
Paper.
or~ak'ne Democrat is worse tlsan British Wing.
and wherever one is found hope he will be hooed
al 10y the true hearted friends the
Boston Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
TINo THE NERVOUS 4 DEBILrTATED.-DR


EVANS TONIC PlLIS.-The powers Of E
vans Camomile Pills such. that the FACILITATING
he art. the rcsnulous hand. the dizzy eye and
the nuiiering mind. vanish before their effects
like noHious yapsrs before the benign influence OF
the morning They have been long successfully
used for the of intertienis together With fevers
of the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis
ceral distinctions.
This tonic med,eire Is Tor nervous complaints gen.
era debility indigestion and It's consequences.
Of appetite. distension % the mach. acdy; unplea
in the mouth. rumbling noise in the bowels.
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, depending. thoughtful melancholy. and de-
lected Hypochondracsm consumption. dinness OF
SIGHT deliru and all other affections, these
pulls will prOduce safe aud permanent cure
Evans Pills first introduced in America in 1885
Beiodre IF Snnter feifs.-CA particular
IN purchasing that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice OF DIS entry according 10 Act Of Com
gross Aud be likewise particular in obtaining them
ai 100 Chatham ST.. New-Yerk. from The regular
agent VIM ii. KING, Wheeling.
my %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30

Is nothing better than this in Lucian We advise every
Wing paper TO publish it, a specimen cd good deal
Of truth ia mighty small nutshell wecopy it from
the Geneva IN. W Courier
Wing. Why did you not nominate Vice President
nj DlIimorcl
Loco. Because we are strong enough 10 elect one
without.
Wing. oh-And why then, did YOU nominate a
President
Loco. Bocause--because--
Wing. Bui, really why did you nominate a Vice
President
Loco. We referred leave the people unbiased
in their chuice,
Wing. Let sec; uhy did you nominate Presi
'dsus
LHco. Why!-why ly---why. 5ecause-becaus,
-! say, rhai r,u you fasC 10 driAEl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-30
DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A
II III MI lii. 80. ,,lr,tr-ht, 4 a..

DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A
~ CUE PILLS.-Thoso pills so admirably ndap-
led 10 Afford uniform rcefin the different modification
Of these distressing maladcs particularly reooms
fnendcd TO public notice. On the accession OF the cold
Stage when t.e face and lUbs Of the sufferer become
pale and the senssiion ofcod and anguor felt per
yading the whole system. their administration u ao
companed with astonishing succcss-ihey soon lesson
the subsequent distressing shiverng. and violent sha
king and l,y ceniinuing their Use, Us drecied) viii
Ultimately cure the most obstinate ague. These pills
are Of signal utility IN ihnse distressing eases where
there Is sllowncss II complexion pain IN the region
of the liver tension md distress ~ the opignsiic
ron with other symptoms indicating The existence "
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