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, 1843-09-09
Administrators Notice.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned has taken ont Iettersot Adj
ministration on the estate Of David {. Caid-
we'll, deceased, late Of Pike County,
Missouri, bearing date the 4th dhy oi
Sent. 1913. All persons, therefore, IN
dcbted to the estate OF SAID dcceased' are re-
ouestcd to make Immediate paymrnt;ahd
all Dersons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly an-
thcuticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be p~recIndea
from having any benefit of said estate, a"d
;rs,id claims are not presented within three
wears, they will be forever barred
JOHN JOHNSON, Admir-.
Srnfcmher 9th. lsi3. .1W4''
, 1843-09-09

The Alton Telegraph says: "We
notice that J. C. Stickaey has com
menced an attachment suit in the
Cnunty Of GaIIatin. in this State. tor
SIX thousand dollars against the Bank
Of Missouri, and garnlshed the Bank
If Illinois as a debtor OF defendants,
The ground work of this attachment,
< doHbtless a claim for the rqindb1e
services Of the pIain'if. as agent IN
The prosecution of the suits against
,hc Bank Of Illinois. in favor of the
p,nk of Missouri. determined at the
LAST term Of the United States Cir.
roit Court for the District OF Illinois.
Vnon the trial Of the attachment sun
the plain,if will dou! tless exhibit II
;; c'1'vinr manner "toIr 10 raise Tx
rjplrr The suit cannot fail being
an amu<int as we'll as interesting
ore"
, 1843-09-09
Call and See.

WE take this method of saying to
w all persons indebted To Us. on
Note, Book account. or Judgment.
that we want Il mOuey. ard intend
to take measures to collect it. Many
have owed rs for years, and all our
accounts are now due, as all our pres.
ent years accounts are payable on
demand. We intend shortly placing
a large portion OF them in proper
hands for collection. and those who
do not wish to be sued will do we'll 10
call and make some Arrangement. Ii
is out OF the question TO give longer
Indulgence except something more
definite is done than mere promises
to "p1y as SOC, as Icda." We are
thankful, a;l always pleased to re-
ceive even SmaH ~pa.Jment,. but We
need and must collect all our debts.
l.. < d. DRAPER.
Louisiana. Sent. 5, 18I3. 3w45
, 1843-09-09

A case Of ''polysamy has occur
red in Boston which c~xcites much al
ieniion, and sympathy with the de-
PENDANT, Mrs. Meiitabie Aiarsh. This
lady was married 10 Mr.. Marsh, and
after some tine the huSi and left her.
She wrote 10 him at various places,
bat received no answer. and vas una
Die to obtain any Information which
would lead her or her friends TO be.
lieve that her husband was alive
She married again at the end OF tIrec
and three quarters Of Il year after her
husbands departure. Some ore who
wished to make trouble for her, as
ccrtaIneI. alter some time, that the
first husband was alive. Mrs. NJ.
then separated from her new connec-
ton. Her enemies informed against
her as having violated the statute
which prescribes seven years abb
sence as the time TO constitute wild
owhood. The pur,ty of the woman's
intentions was admitted, but the law
was plain, and she was pronounced
guilty. The penalties are severe:
but il is thought that the Governor Of
Massachusetts vii! relieve her from
those penaltis, on account of iono-
rance oil her real husbands existence.
& Cun
, 1843-09-09
DUIVISTRATOR' SALE OF
Real Estate

ny virtue of an order made by the conn,
ID ty Court of Pike county, MO-, ! VIII
sell to the highest bidder on n credit OF SIN
and twelve months, at the Court House ao"r
in the town of Bowling Green. on the mira
Monday of next October, the Farm of John
Cash. decd. situate three miles N. +. of
frankfort, in r. fifty five, X. three contain
ing 235 acres, rs acres being IN 'ai'iVa-
ton. The purchaser will give bond win
approved security.
JASPER SHOTWELL, admir-.
Sept. 9th lS43. f"4o'
, 1843-09-09
f. ID,

In this county, IN Friday the 9th inst.
NJ. Joseph A. Nally, aged about 30.
On the 9Th INST. in Indian Creek Town
ship MIR. John Maxwell, aged about Go.
In this county, on the 5th inst, Mr.. Elias
Williams aged about -.
In Howard county, on the 18th inst, after a
long and painful illness, MI. Thomas Jackman,
in the 47th veal of his age.
, 1843-09-09
Administrators Notice.

TOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has obtaine1 oil the 'ieih VI =,
County Court of Pike Connty' 'et'e's y
Administrator on the estate OF on" n
Sh;nr. deceased dated August "a, lS4''
all persons indebted to said estate are re,
ousted TO make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly aa,
thsuticated, within one year from the datG
of soid letters or they may be PrecinGed
from having any benlit of said estate ana i,
not exhibited within three years, they Will
be forever barred.
BENZ. d. SHIPP, Adm'r.
August goth, lS43. own
, 1843-09-09
TOBACCO zNsPTCwZoN AND
Storage.

TENiIE subscribers beg leave to inform the
G public that they c"ntiiur 10 store and
slip tobacco, aud that they have erected ia
their Warehouse, Il .npcrb !pbaCCO Screw
press, which VIII enable them with cOmVcn-
fence and despatch, 20 open, examine and
cooper hhds. Of tobacco. where he owners
wi-h 10 Offer il for sale here.
The experience Of the present season has
proved that the sale Of tobacco made at this
place aud in the county. have been n good
- those made abroad, if not better, and II
i confI.uty believed that with little en-
courasemcnt AZ d attention on the part Of
dealers. the home market may become the
test, 4. the charges arc less, and the risk
and delay avoided. For opening aud coop
ering.a regular and moderate charge will
be "lade, and every facility given TO Pur-
cha.crs 10 examine and sample Tie tobacco
y hen opened. Our charges will be,
For storing and shipping per hid. 81 w
g opening and cooPering per hid. 90
storage alone, when shiPp'd by Others ID
Efforts will be made, when necessary; t"
psocure the appointment of public insPec-
to,s E. ID. DRAPER.
Lopnisiana, Sent. 9Th. lS43. GwI3.
, 1843-09-09
Final Settlement.

ETOTICEi is hereby given to all persons
kS9 concerned or in any way interested in
tive estate of VIM: n. Allen, decd. that the
undersigned Admir- Of said deceased, will
make a final settlement of said estate, at
the next Nov. term OF the County Court
Of Pike county.
JOHN E. ALLEN, Admir- de JoniS non.
August 26th, 1913. 4w43.
, 1843-09-09
G.

EWFE are now ready to commence the
W. manufacturing of Leather. Our
Tannery ison the Louisiana road, two miles
N. T.. of Bowling Green. Mr.. Folwell will
have charge of the establishment, but we
are jointly and scverally responsible for all
engagements he may make for the purpose
of carrying on the business. We will re-
ccive hides in payment Of debts due the firm
Of Campbell Il Crane, or J. w. Campbell
or G. B. Crane individually. We will pay
cash for hides on or before the first Of Janua.
ry next. people who wish can have their
hides made into leather on shares.
J. S. FOLWELL X G.. B, CRANE.
August 9th, lS43. tf-40
, 1843-09-09
4. s. SalNUeES,
ATTORNEY AT LAJ

HAVING located in Bowling Green,
IL offers his professional services to
the citizens of Pike county. Office OPP
posite Pettibone s. Co.'S. store. | will
also attend the Circuit Courts of Rails,
Montgomery, Audrain, Warren and
Lincoln counties.
September End 1913. Al.
, 1843-09-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

's'hE undersigned Administrator of
lhe Estate Of David C. Caldwell,
Geceased, will offer for sale on FRI
day the 29th inst, at the late resi-
Hence OF said deceased, three miles
y. p" OF Louisiana, all the personal
estate oil said deceased, consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. n
good Wagon, crop Of corn and hemp,
iaoushouid and kitchen furnature, &c.
&C. Twelve months credit will be
gwen Tor all sums over five dollars.
sums under five dollars, cash will
be required.
JNO. JOHNSON, Admir-.
Sept. 9th, l843. 3w45
, 1843-09-09

The Little Rock Gazette gives the
names of eleven public officers in
that State, who are drfaulters to the
General Government in the sum of
&427.2lo. The largest defauIter was
Richard c. Collins, a disbursing agent,
amount So7O,OOO, and the lowest
$500.
, 1843-09-09
STATE OF MISSOURI &C
County of Pike.

In the Comfy Court. Aug. term 1843
GEORGE READING, Administra-
~ tor of the estate Of James q.
Reading. deceased, comes into Court
and files his petition for the sale Of
the real estate of said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by atrue
account of his Administration, a list
of the debts due TO, and by the de-
ceased, and remaining unpaid, and an
inventory of the real estate, and of
the remaining personal estate, and all
other assets in his hands; the whole
verified by the affidavit of the Adj
ministrator. 1t is therefore ordered
that all persons Interested in said es-
tate be notified hereof. and unless
the contrary be shown on the first
dav of the next term of this court.
an order will he made for the sale OF
the real estate of said deceased. or so
much thereof rs will be sufficient to
pay the debts of said deceased. and
further ordered that this notice be
published for six weeks in some news
paper in this State.
A true copy from the record.
Tcste. A. II. BUCkNER, Clerk.
Per s. w. B~UCKxER. ID. c.
August 90. 1913. Owls.
, 1843-09-09
N @ {.

"IIE undersigned one Of the Executors
4 of the last will and testament Of IIar-
rison Jones, late of Pike comfy Mo-, de-
ceased, will apply to the County Court of
said county, at the next November term
thereof, to resign bis EXecutorsbip. Ill
health impels him to this course.
WILLIAM JONES, Executor.
August 9th. lS43. Sw1U.
, 1843-09-09
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
" undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court OF
Pike county, letters Of Adminlstra-
ton upon the Estate of John lrby,
deceased. bearing date the 18th day
OF August, 1G43. All persons hav-
iug claims agains, said estate, are re,
qucsled to exhibit them in II year
from the date of said letters for al,
Iowancc. or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and
if such claims are not presented with
in three years from the date OF SAID
letters. they Will he forever barred.
WIN. WILLIS. t..
MARY ANN IRBI, !
August 18th, 1913. 3wl2.
, 1843-09-09

STATE OF ME- MISSOURI S..
In the Pike Circuit Court, June term, 1913.
Nicholas T. Damron. Admir- of Lit-0
tlepage Damron, Complainant. Bill in
rs. SChan-
William Damon and Edward Gerry.
Thomas, Defendant.
NTOU the SAID Defendant, Edward Thorn.
q as, are hereby notified. that the said
complainant by Carly Wells, his solicitor,
flies his bill accompanied by his affidavit,
that YOU are a non resident Of this State, TO
cau:c You TO produce two notesin your pos
session, given by the said William Damon,
10 the said LittlcpaEc Damrnn, deceased !;
in his life time, both amounting ut the time
of their execution to two hundred and fifty
dollars principal, thcrenpon il is ordered
BY the Court that you the said Edward
Thomas, he and appear before said Court,
on tn" 6r.t day of the next term thereof, to
10 begun and held at the Court House in
Bowling Grccn, in said county Of Pike, on
the third Monday of October next, and an
swcr said Bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed, and the prayer thereof granted
accordingly and it is further ordered that IL
copy ofthi, oalcr be published in some news
paper in this state, for eight weeks success
s,vcly, the last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the commencement ofthe next
term Of this Court, 20 which said cause is
continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI, s..
County Of Pike.
], simeon P. Robinson, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the ordcr.
~ In testimony whereof !. hereto set
{Scal my hand and aiix the seal of said
49, Court, at Office in Bowling Green,
in said equity, this the 9th day Of
july, A. ID. lS43.
$. ?. ROBINSON, Clerk.
July 22nd, 1913. Sw3s.
, 1843-09-09
Final Settlement.

A Ii persons concerned or in any way int
~ rested in the Estate of Wm. Richards
deceased, late Of Pike county NO., are here
by notified that the undersigned Execu
tors will make a final settlement of the es
tate. at the next Nov. term of the County
Court Of said county.
JAS: RICHARDS,
WIN: RICHARDS,
ALT: RICHARDS,
Executors OF VIM. Richards, Decd.
September 2nd, 1912. 4w4i.
, 1843-09-09

The Stockbridge Indians. residing
on the borders of Lake Winebago,
are about TO avail themselves Of the
late act Of Congress, to become citi-
zens OF the United States. 1t is said
they lave thrown off most of the
habits Of savage life.
, 1843-09-09

Mortality Of London.-The total
number of deaths in London for one
week, as made up by the register
general, was 875. The weekly ave
rage Of the last five years has been
9O3. and of the last five springs 854.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-04-18

Ipprscrtltet, unb bitten blp6 um Gprtbauet
oe5 unpcr9lcicbIcbcn 3ufprucb5, ren mir
bereit6 erbalten boben. 2Sir ratben bauYt-
ldblicb ,nb ernlt:
y SaB in icbcr 9ocbtarItbaft, mo IclJ
Bis JeBt npeD fein Gjrdfcnter9 Gcppt bcfins
bet, man io9leicb 81 2Scrfc Itbrcitc, elm lol=
6e5 gu etahljrcn. 0clcr 9pcd funn lcicbt
errelDt rcrccn, tpcnn man cen General
N9enten .re6 Oiitrift6 parGbcr onFrioDt.
p Wcbrcre 8amilicn fclltcn 1cb serciui;
gen, unb ip9Iccb ileb cjncn @Urratb Der gIr5
5cneicn pcricbaf.n.
81 Au5monrcrun9S9cicllitbo unb ans
bcrc pbllontrppitbe SpcictNtcn lp(teu bieie
9lr5ncicn bcn Scrtlrfti9cn mittbcilen.
9pn Den Grdfcnbers piQcn mcrecn ale
9Spebcn uno lebe 9SpcDc 80, 900 Gcbacbtcln
perfauft. @pm Geiunrbcit5= Sittcr5 ,rers
Den enprmc Stollcn perfauft. Oicics wuns
oernclle Stttero miro 81 25 Gents ba6 Wos
tet perfauft, mclcbe5 Yafet MIR 9uoronti=s
rem Spci Nuort Sitterb, better ais irocnb
Elm onocre6 in Der 9Selt Su mocbcn. Oieiea
SIttero beltcbt aus 9tinccn, 28ur5eIn, &rGu.
tern uno Ganfen, Die in hcn 9rrbcn llrmals
bern uno in Den lreitcn 9r0rien ppn 9Imes
rlta 9e'onmclt mcrren llnb r6 1T ein Ilcbc-
res uns 9br itbnellc6 9teitpratipe rocr Gtdr=
Fuu96in ttel fir ltDmocbe prrr tDmGcblitbe
Sonttltuttpncn.-Nic outtrn Wn,cncicu Der
ejrdfenber9 Gpmpo9Ujc itnr ctcn 70 ,pcrtt=
|ooll, unS tcftebcn aus fpl9cnrcn Nob @rd<
fcnbers Soriarorilln Grmrpuno, ro6 GjrG=
fcntcr9 9IuNcnIptjpn, Die Sinner QNnocea,
Die Green Giountoin SoIte, Ger Gpnjlmp=
tloe'6 Hlr@jebrun9o) &o!n, cer 3 Ocntcyy
(Nubr SDrup.
Ger Gjenerol=NlSent FIR gcuillano Il. gGjiz
|liiiIppi it 9. J?an9brpucD, 9}r. y @ampfr.,
9icw=Srlenn9, 2a., ctm 9InmclouuQen fir
I9i9cnturcn oercNIrt mcyoen mtdta.
Gbuorb 8orton, Gefr.
9(Np=0prf, Setruor, 1913.
9u perfoufcn lei 28eIo II. 81, gleenten,-
>. ScIt II. GC., StatjSncr5 NoQ, "a @barz
terltr. sllfr. 9unter, @fe ton erebonse=~
a9neS NJ e ss.'e ~ @Yitrn3s''6Irage Srbn 8ocl=
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-04-18

Maloro & 9lrmIteob'
O1rc. 70, Grapitrttra6e, snlbcn Gainfz tint
ORa9a3ir> Strabc.
EngroSe SauReute
rpn trcmbcn unp inl1nbifbcn Sdnittraaret.
Die ltnterjciebnttcn erDaten nun rrm Jprocn
cine pplItdnoiSc unb gut atiprtirtc Qusrab rpn
IS6nIttwaarcn jfper art, fpppbl 9emrbnlidcr mic
mrncrntn.
8cttrbcnr tbcilreitc aus: elmer rpllttdrbscn
NusipdDl un9ttltidtcr II. 9ctlei6trr rhithcr Sarm
wclcnmaarcn 3-4 jujm6lfSiertcl rittcs 3cug. Sin,
cps SerftD unp Scans, Sran,6liIcc, tn9ltttbc INN
amcrlfanittc Scttbctcn prn rrrlhitbtnrr Q5utc unr
8r6Bc. 9lcscrmpllne 9Nuern mn .ormrrn. Slan.
nell rtlB ulip tpnlcurt. Sratjpftcbr uno amtritas
nitbc Gpntpnnarer urp Scnnlns talmnclnr unt
Nabras Safhtntltber:
Quc IrtiteI, mclttc mir bct pfan,crn ;u ten &C.
p6bnlidbcn 0rrttn anttten
Iwceps, S0tinctts unb &dtimir Stth unb .llrtcn.
lStcfe. QScIItn NM tallm>rclIcn ,0cmben, llntcr,
bptrn irrrr 2trt. 2patas, Stlstrcp, 9cap t'Gt
9Rcrnps lno Oiusin &c Saline.
Srlanptehes stnnenjcu9 5u .oemben INN Sctttil.
6ern, ;u alien prei1rn. Samaftrus, Sarl>&innen
unb Icllcrtitdcr II. ~.
Samtrlts, mut, Setmrijer unb Satrnets, cin.
fad rno init FSi9urcit.
Sarcn ttnb bau,nrplIcnc Spiten UNI Santtn.
Sanrrums unb 9cbruttr ftirnc Sebnupftitder, lin.
meme Gdmtcrr inb Srnpc.
Stctnapcn, TNDnabeln, Saummpllcnfancn, 9a
tent Smirn II. T. NJ.
Sncpfc: tctbnt, metair, nletollnc unb ptrsrlhctc
meibe unb fbparjc tcinerne, eftrne tino tn66rrnc
pcrlcne nnr N9at -6cmbrntnbYft, ttrpe cine prQ.
fanpi9c Haspobl 6ranj6fftbe, Gn8tttbe unb 2tmc.
Iritanthc bebrudte QSaarcn.
Sie unter5et ipilnfhen etrnfaQs
eic Quhnerttamtrt Der &dufer ouf ibr tttail G3c.
thaft IN Sanal'traBe Tp. 7 ~ rtttn, Nlmc tic.
cltcn jrbe NertAicrrnbcit fren,bcr; mrttrncr unr
nanbttAcr S6tttmoarcn finrrn tGnncn, nrttt ci,
mem Naorcnla9cr rpn 4arfimerirn, &optruRcn,
Spilettrn unp onrern mprcrnrn 9cnSbnIitb in 9latr
unb Sobenldbcn 9efunoenc Sadbcn.
Sic rtcncrpdbntc Nus,pabl tictcn iir oueb Q3rpt,
DSnbfcrn 5n 9emdBi9ten prcifn an. &aufcutc il
Der Start tno ouf bcm Same mttrrcn tGren 33rr
tbeil batci tcben, unfcre Nuswabl ~ untcrtlthcn
rDc fe iDre Gintiufe MAIDEN.
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rkAORDINARY CURE.
OPiFERQUE PER OREN DlCOR.

0R JVHNSUN takes thus method Of Informing THE public
- that he still affords relief to the afflicted of both and
worst Of secret diseases Of the effects resulting
from the Of mercury the malpractice OF quack The
following Of letter the possession OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph Of knowledge and experience
medical quacery and the great
necessity IN the public between the regularly
educated physician aad the chsraian.
DEAR SIR:-
put myself under the of rosrum vender when my
disease first appeared he dollar
and made but light Of my affection Instead of improving
became worse daymy appetite failed unable
attend business and after extending $780, this vile imposer
had the impudence tell me he Doctor but merely
sold his stuff In this hopeless situation friend hired
sge not being able to walk the tme) and drove
Office II Duane street You examined and
me- You have performed your undertaking short
time. As now enjoy perfect health think my duty
those afflicted make this pablo through the
THOMAS j. THURSTON,
Carpenter, Munroe ST. N. Y.
may be had of Dr. j. the above disease
in any of its numerous forms.
Office open from in the morning till ten at night
sl1 I'm
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I'M sTpJCTITrE AND IT'S CURE
E1fs ~ M t gs,' inter,st;,s 1scts =
First hs * pse ,isS STRrgruRE = OF ue,u
nn %e isGss s,cSre srt s fey
St,icrs n,s ~ G paTf.ca.ar ~ H. ss nans III
Sa,5ere Is cerisn free s PAIN and general
With regard TO bs s Se,y ~ TX, ,he s'ne rh
Gonorea If r % tne ~ ~ con,
nue. on from month to month to month lJe into Sleet
Is often us r pam OF u giee ana te6eiDTe
Shss 5is Fl
D OF s far o@ %a thus or%aa s lie S
also Of nervous and dyspes lind onS OF out h0se
But what especially leads attention off from this disorder
to the flow of urine is observed which is ase mstsSe
structure often exists for years without producing any very
rnted srar Of np;ne beion,s univ ~ ~ ors, IF ass.
and is 60 prevent hi, yery state that tese ena. are pub
The advantage however which ignorant people
take Of this notion is very cruel Every body
thew will sell their norums as long as any one win them
Now il is fact and one which every real phvscian viii i'm
alone can lever cure structure In proof of this nothing Il
than writer 10 be consulted by persons
ana ps and corda and the like for
but whom on seeing the real Of case he
many v aay' Of or.v.nuu tb... po,top, therefore
seem. desirable TO law befoe the pubI;c few pain crcum-
stances By which Structure may lnoyp which can be
there are three Of especa mpo and tese three NAV
Be stated very beyhey the following The frat relates
'rHr MANNER or uRr.rrrst ha. been already said tn.
need NOT be much dmnhed or mpedea Bu, observe
S amer nh l v ana se SSts o are s ttI:
-nothing is more indicative of structure The next is
E TINE ans HAS lMA IN sS ,ar
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. Surgeon to H. NJ. b. Forces, Jamaic
ACOITSTTC nROJ g
PATENT ELASTIC
> III y u L. DIE II ACE

IHE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence in its
article Is intended TO brace the shonder support back
expand the chest giving graceful outline the figure
n De found Indispensable to persons OF sedentary habits
PARENTS aud guardians particularly requested this
Wc WIZ be found to requisite quality for
ShSh u = reommended namely9 brace the shoulder. OF
curen and Others who have acquired the habit Of
.n1 fsian their form upright position They be worn
WIN perfect ease, being formed with elastic back and will
Oe iound Of mpedment the free Of the TT,
ALSO 9er their celebrated Elastic Spring
huny Belt The above articles manufactured under the
immediate inspection Of Mr. Parse who has been engaged in
the business for the last sixteen and be depended ON
Sold Wholesale and retail st the old establishment Of
PAkSELL6 u AGATE,
-, 2U Broadway corner Of Park Place
B.Lsds. lI 3. ,.PPlIsd sad i,!sd BY calling at tn.
between Hubert and LaGht sersst gn1A ~ AS 75tseo
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PAhk'S LIFE PILLS.
"Of the 100 subunary blessings bestowed moras health

PAhk'S LIFE PILLS.
Of the 100 subunary blessings bestowed moras health
is99"
MO DISEASES general in this country,
~ difficult to eradicate have heen Improperly
cd than those OF scroulous nature and indeed
OF less astonishment than Distress that for masdes which
manner interviewer the constitution the general
tice OF physc is only Inadequate perfect cure but
instances tends confirm the disorder in the habit Me
curial preparations by most literally without
considering that 1t Is the of and
lous aud scorbuc already much impoverished
IL is the intention and positive effect Of PARIS LIFE
PILLS the blood and juices their hethu and
primitive destroy all sharpness aud acidyto open
the obstructed pores and enable expe all supeuous
humors through the skim which in chronic
they will do eHectually.
lndeed PARIS LIFE PILLS widely known,
and their general utility and value extensively appreciated
that the roprietos have from time tine been Obliged
large the and compelled avail themselves of
the combined aid Of mechanical skill and power order
demand.
All persons less suffer this from relaxed
state Of the duced by the heat of few
weeks Of the pills will clear off the aud bad hui
thus generated The liver which generally sluggish
Will be healthy acton and be able perform the
functions allotted TO 1.-THE body altogether will be
ted and prepared undergo whatever change the fall bring
AS family medicine is all powerful in removing bilious
and other complaints from the arrangement OF the ali
mentary ducts, and in purifying the blood -
Sold retail by all the most respectable Druggists in New
York, IN boxes SO and cents EACH and wholesale by
Thus ROBERTS y 10, 30i broadway,
And Mortons Medical Warehouse" Halifax, Nova SEQ
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Der Of hs Royal College Sf sgsons Of and Edn.
dePha, author of several works organs Sc
confines his piacce certain class of delicate diseases III
veneea affections will yield to his mode of without
restraint In de hindrance from business and without
Constitutional debility mpoiency sterility seminal weak
nocturnal and all those deplerable diseases
which are brought on by secret destructive habit of
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation of
decay (see Dr. Fawces work these subjects
be radically cured and the restored health
sCuI st5ctas Of The prsthr extending far the
ced by the bad Of disease and frequently they orgi
nate from nasurbaton be radically cured by Dr. Faw
cett, at 1856 Fulton street.
sIDI the eldest sdyeIti.inE rhysisep the city;
obtained. Pr,ce 50 cents I'M &c