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More Treason.

Pork Nu,r,sy orER.rtoSs-Ths Texas and Polk
party. determined have the ''Ione starr annexed, with
of the people, making strenuous
efforts organize military force For this purpose the
Globe has issued circular, giving the defd OF TINS i'
The be organized INTO re-
sections. central committees has been established at
Wa.hngton City aud are TO be nddrese
Hon. w Payne, the gentleman who spoke so dis
parasngy Mr. Polk when a candidate for the ice Presi
him a coward, and insisted that there
hundf d. the whose claims were stronger
and moral courage oetIng the second post IN the
g,eefnment
The startling army scheme Of Mr. Van Buren, and his
Secretary War strongly repudiated by the Ameri-
people. 1910 Shall this double plot Of the
Globe, aud its confederaes, under the sanction OF Gov
Polk, be received with favor by the Democrats I'm
army ,,i, M U,.ited States unknown to her consti'u-
aud laws, ane by Gov Polk and his aids hen
DAN Blair. The Burr conspiracy small matter
compared with this Infamous PLOT. The government OF
United the first suspicion OF Bus eachery
shicen, check il. Here, candidate Tor
Presdcn, United States aided by powerful party,
their determination TO ORGANIZE A MILITARY
FORCE! What for To openly make common war
with Texas. agans, Mexico involve the United States
the struggle and thus FORCE this government by means
Of TREACHEKY, into the annexation OF Texas
Friends country. Arouse There never was moro
nvidons within berdes than these reck
les. Texas yenuers They heaven and earth
to ob,a in their object ssWar, pestsnce. any other
scouge i'll the United States, would be willingly invoked
by many of these Spectators for the the wealth.
would give them in acquiring Texas IL - NOT war OF
Prion-t is struggle for plumber II has besn openly
the of Mexics was TO be sacked he
desecra,ed, and their wealth divided to the
soldiers, the "spois Of victory" Can the Ame1ean
people silently look the ncsndiafy attempts OF hs ok
ton involve them in this unhoy crusade! Honest
dsmocacs wilt longer battle for such principles; "hie
wings arise in the ullness OF their strength an" give
blow the of boat Interests as 10
esetualy arrest the further progress OF these military ana
dsunion movements
We have a fuil confidence the integrity Of the people,
60 timely check these revolutionary operations.
[Cincinnnti Daily Straightous
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

Napoleons cook boastod that he could dress
chicken in three hundred and sixty five different
ways, and thus from the same material furnish tho
Emperor's table with dish every day
throughout the year.-But the versatility and skill
even of French cooks arc. think. quite sur
passed by Loco politicians who can cook lie
and serve it up dish through series of
years; of tho actual accomplishment of which we
can remember many instances. 1t is said the
professional cooks Of Paris care very little about
the quality kind of meat that IS to as tho
basis of the dish; and SO political cooks care
very little about the subject matter of story as
the basis of dish. Like the French cuis nier
they can make any thing out Of any thing. 1t is
a wonderful business and has been carried to a
surprising observation-disclosures.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30
Testimony Of Mr.. Buc ha nan.

In speech delivered by the Hon. JAMES BUcH-
ASay. before the members Of the Pennsylvania
Democratic State Convention, in August, 1910,
when speaking of the nomination Of Gen. Harr-
son over Mr. Clay, he says:
.The Wing party had in Mr.. CLAY candidate
Of whom they might have been justly Proud-a
man of a bold and fearless hcart--a man of high
and commanding eloquence, and man of DIS
tngushed ability. Although opposed to his Po-
ltica principles, yet have ever felt for him the
hi ghost regard
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30
Richmond Woollen Factory.

I1E subscriber having commenced the manufa turing
business the above en;ioned place he Is prepsi:
ed 10 receive wool TO manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS. ei-
by the yard the shares. suited
He also has band good the
named goods which he IS willing exchange for wool
produce He will also Ca I'd Wool. Full and Dre.
Cloth sill favor him with CUSTOM a, tho
and hopes that by
n-ss give genera satisfaction.
LENINUS KING
Richmond, Nov. II, le43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

4en,pt TO .4,sassinate the King Of P'u'sia-Tho goth
of july AZ the when the King of Prussia was a
hon, 10 az, out on Journey med Teheck, bur
little village leagues from Berlin, hred
pistol. The ball glanced of tho Kings Breast without
doing him mischief Inc hug continued ms journey
The assassia arrested
An attempt had been made to assassinate the hing of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

kENTucKr-The Maysville Eagle OF yesterday, states
that the editors have letter FROM The Secretary CT
State, which the official all the
counties except Marshall have received, which
Owsey the whs can'da,e for governo, majority of s.
pa votes. The of Marshall cousy will reduce
majority TO abou, 5000. Dixons Wing candidate for
Lieut. Cow majority. learn, will be 10000
HURRAH Fur OLD kENTuCxY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

The Locofocos to be still confident that
Mr.. Polk can be elected. We think we can ex-
plain the ground of their confidence. Having
established the principle in their Baltimore Con-
vent'on that mnoritles shall govern major'ties.
they think that Mr.. Polk. as he will fall 800 900
votes behind Mr.. Clay in November. will be en-
titled to the Presidential chair of course.-Lou.
Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30
= heriff's Sale.

Df virtue Of Execution directed, from the
II Wayne Circu, Court l will expose public IT
Court House door in Ceuirevlie Wayne county, Ind
tho lith day Of 1884, hours of
ten O'Clock, A NJ Ind four O'Clock, r. NJ. day the
following property,
Part of Lot numbered hundred aud fifteen, (Il in
that part of the city of Richmond, Wayne county, Ind
laid Oh, by John nth, bounded follows Beginning a,
the north line of Walnut the of
Lot No u; thence east, along Walnu, 81 feet
inches; thence north, 81 2 feet, feet
inches thence south. along said lot No. 81, So IL
the place Of beginning.
Taken the property kason Brookens, to satisfy an
execution IN fav of Samuel Smith.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w c.
Aug. 2ls, le44, 1<23 AZ.
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OT1CE- is hereby given tina, the hrst instamen.
Five dollars each share of the capital
Richmond and Boston Turnpike Company. required on
the 18TH inst III Boston the house Of W am Grimes
and after thai date Of p Virgins Sers
in Richmond d. P. Virgins, Treas.
Aug 9. IS4i. 3t-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

AN ORDINANCE, amend an Ordinance. entitled ian
Ordinance regulating LICENCES in the Corporation
Richmond >
Sec. l. Be it Ordained by the Common Council the
City of Richmond. That much of the
an Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance gulaiing Licences
IN the corporation of Richnond,' relates
License for Tavern be, and the
poaed.
Sec = Be II farther ordained by authority
hat when any shall apply for License conform
ity 10 the remaining provision
above entitled Ordinance the Council shall
lars per
Sss 3 Be il further ordained by the authority.
That all Ordinances aud of Ordinances, coming
conflict with this Ordnance, be, and
repealed.
Passed and Approved. Aug, 2ls, Is44.
JOHN SAILOR, Mavor.
w. w. LYxpE, City Clerk
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THE MAR X ETS.

LATEST
Cincinnati, Aug. p. New Orleans, Aug TO-
Baltimore, Aug l6. Boston. Aug Il.
New York, Aug. II.
Cincinna,i.-tlour, 1910 Whisky, l9al94c.
\ O.. Meas Pork 80 90 Flour 25 Whisky 20 Lard 6!
Bait Mess Pork 10 90 Flour 400 Whisky 22a Lard 81
n. Y-.Mess Pork 975 Flour 25 Whisky 23A Lard Ga
Bos,...Me Pork 900 Flour IS Whisky IS Lard 81
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SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue of Sundry executions directed. from
ID the Wayne Circuit Court, i'll expose public sale
Court House door in Centrevil!e, Wayne county,
Indiana, the Dis, of September, 1884, between the
of o'clock. A NJ, and four O'Clock, T. VI
aid day, the following property. to-wit:
The north half of lot numbe red sixty-one. (6l
be red the plat of thai of the cy of Richmond,
Wayne county. Indiana. laid out by John Smith.
Taken the property of Caleb p. Thorpe, to satisfy
ex IL a of John Nanable.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff, W. G..
Aug goth, 1914. Sl,5O 36,a
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RaScality.

The Xcnia Torch Light says, that the Ohio
Statesman has issued extracts for circulation along
tho National Road, in which he gives pretended
votes of James X. Polk in favor of that Road :;
when the truth is that Polk voted uniformly against
it. This vile forgery IS dressed up IN the shape
extracts from the Congressional Reports. IN order
to deceive those who have not access to those re-
ports. OF a similar cha racter Is the statement IN
the same papcr and in others. that Polk IS the Pc
culiar advocate of the claim of our government
upon the Oregon country.
There will be n number of the ''last cards
PLAYED by the prints in tho pay OF the Locotoco
party. who have regard for the means employ
cd to bolster up cause which they have tho sa-
gacity to perceive is rapidly on the wane. ''Fore-
warned fore-armcd," is an old but true adage :;
most contemplate means, to succeed. by theso
same oxortions, will be sufficient guard for the
Wings Daily Straightout.
The following is ono of the now regulations at
the Now York City Prison. posted up by Mr.. Cox,
tho Keeper
No person will be admitted into the MALE de-
partment except tho father, mother, brother, SIS
ter. HUSBAND, wife counsel of tho prisoner.
A PRINTERS SENTIMENrs.-Out of tho fulIness
of the heart and emptiness of the pocket, some
printer speaketh:
hate tight acng and loose conversation,
Abundant CAB aud little informa ton!
The fool who sings i'll bed aud snores meeting,
Who laughs while talking and talks while atIag;
These thugs hate, more hate
The printer cheated of his hard ea rived fee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

SALT RIvER.--It is said thoro is to DO Mass
Meeting of tho Locofocos at tho head OF Salt KY
cr in November. Mr.. Polk is to preside on tho
occasion.--I Bait. Pat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening. the 27t ms, by Elder Sam'I X.
Hoshour, Mr. THOMAS NEWLY, Miss CATHA-
RINE ARMSTRONG;; all Of Cambridge CITY.
Thanks TO the welded pair for the cake and wish
n life OF happiness and bliss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30
IL IL NJ q VA L..

ID EMOVAL AND PARTNERSHIP The cub.
i scrbe viii ~ before the LIST Of Scptembes
ths, co,nmodious Fire Proof house the
south side Of the frs; Basin tho White Water Canal,
Western Row And unite with him his brother. al-
ter T Carpenter. The hrm ia the of &C Carr
Brother, viii Pork all
varied branches; rticular attention receiving and
riding the purchase and sale of Salt Wheat, Flour,
Pork Bacon Lard Faxseed Sugar, Coffee Iron.
Nails Castings, &c and General Commission and
Produce Ms chan,s-beingp prepared furnish the usual
facilities sale in this market, ship
mel any other mar ket.
In leaving tire old stand of Sycamore aud 9th
the subscriber tenders to his old friends
and respectively his grateful
and hopes tho and low charges Of g.
Carpenter 4 Brothe will ner, their continued liberaty
CALVIN CARPENTER.
Cincinnati, Aug. 18th, 1874.
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LTSTRES! LUSTRES {!
FAR N FOR SALE.

VIE sunscriber iakes this thod ofinormng the pub
iic that he wishes dispose of his beautiful little
AKIN. situated about of a mile Car
ihage, on the Big Blue River, in Rush county, "a
tanning about 50 of excellent quality land.
Az OF which cleared and under good and
deadened and nearly ready 70, clearing 1t we'll supplied
with springs of excellent convenient stock and
household purposes Upon said Farm excellent
long, and other ou;buildngs OF ordinary quality also
thrifty young Ocha I'd of cultivated fruit
ming bear.
The above described Farm lays high, and is healthy
situa ton ANY person wishing pleasant and quiet
dence wonld fail 10 be well pleased with For
Their particulars. enquire of 3. c. Hobbs in Richmond,
or of the SUBSCRIBER the premises
ELISHA HOBBS
Goth Eighth Month, 1874. SO 81
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Alabama.

The Legislature stands same last year-33
locos and % w hgs.
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North Carolina.

Returns have been received from all the coun-
ties in tho old North state except Gates. For
Graham, Wing 36.ll3-for Hoke, loco, 30 Off
Grahams majority 3,449.
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Sherif's Sale.

CnCrIH s CHTC.
10y virtue of II execution m directed, from the
ID Wayne Circuit Court, will expose at public sal
Court House door in Contrevile ayne ln
ana. 2ist day OF September, 1874. between
hours of o'clo-k A. and four O'clock p. NJ, on
said day, the following property, to-wit:
parcel of land in the city of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, by being lot numbered
hundred and thirty l3I numbered tho plat of
city laid by John aud Samuel Smi tn
Taken the property William h. Brown, satisfy
a. execution favor of the State Bank of Indiana.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff, w. c.
Aug. 29,h, 1874. Sl,5O 36s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30
Clock and Watch Repairing.

ME- subscriber would inform his friends and old
that ne still the w ach and Clock Re-
pairing. the corner of Main and Mafke, the
old stand formerly occupied by A. Stda where ne will
be fekled receive and will patiently eat for the calls
IF all who may favor him with their Work
lone with despatch and warranted PERFORM low for
JOSHUA Ii. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond. Nov Eth. le43. l9tf
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uNiiE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens OF
i Richmond, and vicinity, that he has commenced tho
above business Main opposite the Book Store,
where all orde i'll be thankfully received and Punctuafy
attended Diffe coiors styles aud paens. to suit
the of all, viii order. He solics tho
public TO extend to him their patronage Prices in accor'
dance the times.
A. H. THOMPSON.
Aug Is 1874 3lu
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EIVlsDE
SNAKfLfE 3

ME subscriber has for hire several good saddle horses
-bugses and W ell broke horses. His terms will De
suited o times LEWIS BURk.
Richmond. March 10Th. 1912. 1lT
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Our Country Fir>t--Our Country Always.
The Boston Atlas publishes the following addressed
BY Mr. Clay to gentleman of Portland years since.
The sentiments which gives eloquent utterance,
never be of date:
WASHINGTON. 25,h Dec. 1887.
Dear Sri duly received your fav of the 18Th inst
and although pressed for ime, by far the
h"g IN my es',mate deny myself the pleasure
It's receipt, and Of saying that feel grated
WIN 'e'a'i"g a friendly place II YOUR recollection.
nave passed through political trials during the
'"s' e" Years Nank God 10 be allowed believe tina
hey are drawing TO close Light bursting upor ms from
All quaefs and that from your The mos,
Ne" England the home of the Pilgrims, land of Reyo
iutonary patriots. 10 becoming itself again
We allow ourselves be distracted n, =, h. H.
eated by Presidential Candidates Our Country 6r., our
Country always Every thing should subordinate 10 il.
Character institutions, and its glory The spoilers have
yet three possession Let drive them out, and then
he house be order Blu, they only be exp.
req ~ union, conee RI aRd perseverance,.
Know not what rulers will do--thev will doubtless
persist IN their mad purposes of putting down IN. local
OF our country, putting down credit, putting down
""eres, putting down industry. But the people will,
"s', put them down, and all their wicked schemes.
WIN the compliments Of the season.
remain yois friend and OBJ, servant,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-30

The following is ono of the now regulations at
the Now York City Prison. posted up by Mr. Cox,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27
Isaac (ieOrge-(Iun.Smith.

TO ALL To WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY CONE, GTecting:
II NOW we that ], Isaac GEORGE, of the Village
~ OF Southport, in view of my own personal al
vantage in particular and that of the public IN gen
erat, have prepared myself to do extensive busi-
ness In the line of my prefess;on-which is imPy'-
mus, GUNsMrrHING-and sccundms, mendiDg, repair
ing, and tnkering, all kinds of breakable articles
and things 10 be found in hardware vocabulary,
rom steam engine TO sauce pan, and from a
lightning rod to knitting needle, incinsirs. With
greater regard for truth than modcsty feel call
ed upon to assure the public that my practical skill
In the particulars referred is not be surpassed
by men OF moderate mechanical genius or preten
sions. But as the "proof of the pudding is in the
eating, hope the proper application viii be made
to test the precise accordance between my practice
and professions, which doubt not, will be found
to be more than ordinarily remarkable. And in ad,
dition it may be we'll to state In connection, that
while neatness and despatch will characterize the
execution of all undertake, the most remarka-
BILE feature of my business operations will be the
cheapness of my services-not chargcs-for Ihopsto
be excused from any lessons in bookkeeping.
In short, propose for cash its equivalent, n
dispense upon all who may be in need of my servl.
ces, the benefits OF my mechanical and artistlcal
skill and industry, most cheaply, most neatly, and
most expeditiously.
My locus IN quo, or to bring myself down TO the
comprehension of ordinary readers, the pio IN
,chich ] am to be found, is a few rods - ofo
w. B. Slocum's store.
Southport, January /, 1874.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Arrival of the Acadia,

The Acadia arrived at Boston on Sun
day. BY the favors of Messrs Livingston
u Co. we have copy Of Wilmer & Co. S
European Times. The intelligence is not
important IN any but commercial view.
The principal items are subjoincd:
The harvest this year will be enrly and
productive. In sIsnIe districts o: the coun-
try the sickle is already ia operation
From all parts of the three Kingdoms the
accounts are encouraging both as regards
the condition and the extent of the crops
This, viii the existing abundance of mo-
ney and employment Of the manufacturing
and laboring classes, is pleasing feature
IN the national prospects.
The weekly meeting Of the repeal asso-
citation was held on the 29th ult., at Con
cIllation II III. Various sums of money
were handed in, and the meeting was ad
dressed by Mr. J. Kelly, NJ. p, Mr.. S.
OBrien, NJ. p, Mr.. II. Graitan, NJ. p, and
other gentlemen. A letter add essed to
the Earl of Wicklow, was read, urging
upon all lrishmea the necessity of joining
The repeal standard. Daniel O'ConneIi,
Jun, stated that the state prisoners were
s"scrally in the enjoyment Of excellent
health. The amount OF rent for the week
was Ell, 900.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts are of cheering nature; business
there wears a healthy aspect; there are nu
merous or>.ers for goods and workmen & I'd
plenty Of employment. The weather has
been such as to cause the most sanguine
expectations Of a speedy and ABUNDANT har-
vest. Money is plentiful and likely TO
continue so, as no fears are entertained Of
TN expor, Of bullion taking place - met
orders for foreign grain and flour.
la the course of week the business Of
Parliament, it is believed, will close, when
II Will be ProrOuged, SO as TO afford the
Judg's aud law lords an opportunity of dis
cussIng and cotaing TO some decision on
the writ Of error in die case of OConnel
and the olher state prisoners. Judgmen {,
II is understood, will be given some time
before the end of August
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27

One district Owen and Green coun'ies)
TO hear from il gave Whticomb (Dem.
249 majority last year.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Wings, 81
Democrats, A.
And four districts not heard from-viz !:
Adams and Jay, Marshall and Fulton,
Koscusko and Whitley, and Dubois. =
These all sent democrats. last year ; if they
d, so now, the wings will have two ma or-
iiy in the House and the democrats two
in the Senate, counting as wing Henry,
Senator from Switzerland, who is pledged
10 vote for democratic U. S. Senator if
the county goes for Polk and Dallas, which
it will by $50 votes at least.
The democrats have gained three Sena-
tors and the VIII gs two in The House the
democrats gain seven members and The
wings eIeven-fve Of these last being
elected by less than six majority EACH
In Morgan county whig was elected by
six votes many foreign votes were I'M
ported, and his seat will be contested. The
next Sentinel will contain the full returns,
and the popular vote according to the GER
tiicate of the Secretary Of State. Every
democrat here, and many no lest wings,
say that Polk and Dallas will carry Indi-
ana by from three TO five thousand.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27
G ct Wisdom, get UNDERSTANDING
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TNHE harbor bill has passed-that is, passed the
l. sanction Of our wise Legslators-but that is
no reason why people should go barefoot, when
shoes can be bought as low as they sold at the
New Boot and Shoe Store of c. r. Walker Il Co.
who have just received full assortment-an art-
Gle direct from the eastern manufacturers. Men,
Women and (ast thougl, not by any means scarse)
Children, can be fitted with Boots and Shoes OF
any kind and fashion, at the lowest cash prices.
Our facilities for procuring the article are such
that we fatter ourselves that can sell a little
cheaper than any one in the western county,
Our stock is all new and OF the latest style. We
would respectfully invite the public to call and see
for themselves.
c. r. WALKER s. CO.
Southnorf June o. 1874.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27
Democratic Meeting.

The Democratic Electors, of the town Of
Southport, are requested to meet at the
Village Hall, Saturday Evening the
3,st inst, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose Of
choosing three delegates 10 the Democratic
County Convention, to be held on the Sd Of
September next.
Southport Goth August 1914
N. r. ALLEN.
A. ID. LOOMS.
+. S. LOWELL.
Town Committee
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-27
DIR. NEWTONS
CELEBRATED AGUE BITTERS
AND
STOMACHIC MIXTURE.

TNHE subscriber has Just received large quanti-
l. ~ of the above article: and having been well
acquainted with its use In the eastern states he can
confidently recome nd it into public use. The Pc
euiar properties of these biters In stimulating
the stomach and bowels TO a healthy action.
Many fail in efiecting permanent cure of the
ague and fever, by not following up the tonic and
stimulating effect after the paroxism is broken, for
which these bitters are designed and peculiarly
wen calculated TO effect. And also in convalescents
nom levers and other complaints they are so COM
eoehued as to keep the bowels in good order and al
me same time strengthen the svstem.-Inouire al
Office. ] s NITySoE
Southport, Angus, %, Is43