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ANTHONY KE0USE, sEAfs eso2EeR'fgE l@fmgp 6kGfIce.
MARKHAM srnEEr. 1lrr1 1r nnnn

MARKHAM STREET. LITTLE ROCK
 mr fsNHlS well known establishment. csfv I located in tho business part of sssy ssas the city, has iustundergone thorough .f5sSaa sGsY repair and fas been almost entirely A-zs.es. zs5feited and re-inrnished, for the ac- eommotittlon of the public
 ne Propneto4 very respectfully announces to his 9la teoers, his friends and tfe pubic generally, s'l@s 'e Y now prepared 10 extend 10 the travelling y' transient visitors and boafeers, accom- 9oa9'iehS unsurpassed by any establishment westof ilaies, tha pledges himself that every at Ihuou shalt be rendered b promote the comfort of %i' eiaohs NStltng ms house, that vigilance and f. aeil5y can heslow, being ngdetermned to spare neither .1 uouole @ n'i expense Tn giving satisfaction to h;s guests ant hopes to mertthc patronage of tbe nuh
 lhe qualities ot his alcs, wines, Iiqlors. and se gais, are the best that the New Orleans market can afford Of this he is confident. he hayino xs;,h great care, selected them himself. He has also ln@ue arrangements Tor Ice sufficient for the whole season, ant Iohdon BfoRnstout always in hotties Albany ale on draft. His cocks are celebrated in every aefarment; bis servants faithful and atten- i've; hlspoders trusty and courteous
 ror For halis and parties, every atainable delicaey VIII ne served up m superior manner, and at tue
 The commodions brick stables are under tle man. agenent oi Mir. David skelton, where carriages. pagSles ana horses, arc always ready for these who may wish them
 The ltot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com. modiohs iougshorse cnaches for the accommodation oi visitors leaves this house tfi-weelly. and ac- commod9tion stages can at any lime be procured on reasonable tefms ny applying 10 the proprietor, who fesiHes here and whose courteous department and deslie to please tends, in some measure, 10 soohe the many ills that flesh is heir to.
 he office of the blontgomery's Point and Rock Hoe ln-weekly line of stages, is also kent at this house, where one Of the pfoprieors can be found, i always ready and desrous to accommc date. and "1o4e P9hetaallY, attention and regularity is not surpassed even by Stockton or a Reside, and also. ot the western or Van Burcn mail line, WHosc agent will always be found at lis post.
 A < the steam~beat landing passengers will always find blacks, porteIs, and dfa4s, in attendanee.
 JOHN BROWN
 L.l-se iPH. leo. F. lSI1. 2S--f
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0k'egeE No. |.
 

ARKANSAS MILITIA.
 Lille Rock, .4prH llH 1915. Z have this day appointed DAVID ]. BALDWIN, | and ROBERT M. Cox, .EiAi de camp. with the rank of Lieutenant Golonels of Cavalry. They will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
 s. D. BLACKBURN. Major General Isl DiDiSioH .4rhaaSas Miidia April l6, 1915. 3l.
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New Goods.

K ! ealienon of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, to his large assortment of Hats, Boots and Shoes, together with general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries all of which he has just re- ceiFed and offers for sale at wholesale or retail at reduced prices Persons visiting the.city and want ing such goods, would find it much to their interest 10 call and examine his stock before purchasing else where.
 Nov ' I3lLS
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NEgH7 GgDesHS.

On tse Souih-east col7leI. Of gsia and Nrham sis. n BENDER has just received per Steamer EJ. Lucy Walker, a large assortment of New Goods, consisting, ia part, Of Jaconets Painted Lawns, Muslins, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prinis and Bonnets, for the ladies'.
 For 'sentlemen's wear, Log Cabins. Ganbroons, and Coilonades, also fine assortment of well made Ciofjne all of which he will sell as cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market
 Little Rock May I5, 1Sfi. 35-U
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'TON-LoUIs1ANA AND MIssIssIp
Iireyp90l Classification.

TOBACCO.-There is Ialr demand Tor this ar- ticie al last quotations, continue to quote 43 cts per b., and fer choice and fine segar lcai, 10 cents.
 SUGAR-The demand continues good, and prices are firm at last quotations, S cents per ID and for choice in small lots 6 cts.
 MOLASsES.-Thcr is airdemand, but as the receipts are rather iarge there has been slight de cline in price, and we now quote 24 2ls cents per gallon.
 eral price for Ohio is $s4 per baue there has been one or two los offered at something less, bat we hearat 2o00 barrels in two lots at that price.
 PRONISIONS.-Priees of all kinds continue to advance. We now quote Mess Pork $sl3 50, Prime $il 50; Mess Beef So 50, Prime $7 75 a $8 % per bbl.; Lard a T. cents per b.: we note a sale of 200o kegs at q and 60o at7i cts. per ID. Prime is ranarlllN hold aL T. cis.
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GebEgN.
SUNgaggEEsS..

SUSgsggEE5s. ICa Kegs pure White Lead, lO p kegs No. do do
 800 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 I Bbl. Castor Oil,
 l2 ]" Recihed Whiskey, : Boxes Starch
 l bbi Clover Seed,
 l5 sacks prime Rio Coffee, hhds prime Sugar,
 , bbls Molasses, ALSO men's half Spanish and Ameriean Saddles; Birdie filings Martingdles, Collars, hanes, pima tfdles &e., Received and fer sale by ". D. sa 4 ,e March l9, lSu.
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LAW NgDTHCE2. SOLON BORLAND & E. II. ENGLISH,

LAW MG1T'HCEl, SOLOK BORLAND & E. H. ENGLISH,
 ATTORNEYS .aT LAfH,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, yKTILB attend pnnctuallY to all business entrust- w ed them, in the several Courts neld in Little Rock or in any part of the State.
 QGce-ln the Governors building.
 REFER TO J. J. Finley, F. P. Stanton, II. c. Smith, Chailos Loaand, and John C. MeLemore, Esqs.; Dr. ] Fowllies, Mcssrs s. & A. Fowles Messfs [. " Rowled & Co., and Messrs Hatch 6. Scot,- Memphis, Tennessee Hon. L. H. Coe,-SomcryiIle, Ten. Hon. West H. Humphreys, Ten. Adrien Mayer and Vim. B. Lumpkin, ESqrs.,- Holly Springs, Mi. B. Mathews and R. shepherd, Esqrs,-columbas, Mississippi. Hon. Daniel Coleman,-Athens, Ala. Dr. J. C. Spotswood and Chancellor J. |. Martin,- Tuskaloosa, Ala. Augustus M. Redus, Esq,-Mobie, Ala. Messrs s. 0. Nelson & Bro, John c. Pratt & Co, Smith, Gorn &, Co.,-New Orleans Hon. A. Vel, Fayetteville, Ark. Hon. A. II. Seyier, U. $. Senate; Hon. Edward Cross, M. C.; Hon. G. s. Houston, M C.; Hon. Kenneth Raynor, M. Washington City. Prof Charles Caldwell, P. s. Loughboroagb, Esq, L. P. Maury, Esq, Drs. c. M. Way, Samuel B Richardson, L. II. Mosby and John R. Blck,-- Louisville, Ky.
 March 26, 1915. 6~i
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STATE or ARKANsAs.- January Term d. D. IN THE SUPREME CouRT. 1915.
 Thursday, January l6, A. D. ISl5 James Carr PioiqtiF,
 vs. Writ of error to Perry Circuit Court. Harris Grain and Martha his wife, James Tucker, Alfred Tucker, Jefferson Fucker, William Tuck CT, James Campbell and Melissa, his wife, and Richard II. Butram and Fanny, bis wife, Defsadants FB VIE Court being now sufficiently advised oi the 1 motion for order of publication as to Alfred Tucker one of the defendants; and 1t appearing 10 the Court that said Alfred Tucker is moi resident of this State, it is therefore ordered that notice be given 10 said Alfred Tucker, by publication Of this order in some newspaper published at ihe city ol Little Rock once a week for three successive weeks, within three months from inc date thereof to appear before this Court on tEc frs, day Of inc term To be held at the court house, in the ciy of Little Rock, on the first Monday in July ncxt, and show caGse why the judgment of the said Circuit Court i'll this cause shall not be reversed.
 b testimony that the above is a true copy of the order Republication made by ihe Supreme Court Of the State of Arkaasas in tiIe and olt the day Therein stated
 "A l. Luke F. Barber, Clerk of said
 Supreme Court. have hereto sci
 my hand and affixed the seal of l.. s. said Couftat office in the city
 of Little Rock, this f2th day oi
 February, A. D 1915.
 l.. T.. BARBER, Clerk. L. GUMNfSs AND LEueY NE, .4Hg's. Little Rock, March 5. lSf5 2a-3w
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" EaoaEl Ee Ffaay GoEacerm.

Aep ssad sS EaoHEH Ee Ffa:ay Concern. N 0liCE IS hereby given, that at public sale oi lands for the payment of taxes. penalties and costs due hereoa held by he sheriff of Washita county, in the State of Arkansas al the court house ol sad county on Monday the sixth day of Novem- per il he year ei oH Lord enc thousand eight hun died ana ory tlree under the authority of be la,vs of the State of Aransas, and in pnrsuance of notice previously given as tho law direes the undersigned. Dempsey Foster purchased the following described tracts or parcels ol land o Mit the west half of the soHth-cast quarter oiseetion f261 the east hall of the northeast quarter of section number t"ehfy-Wo (22) and tho southeast quarter ol Seetlo number tWeniy-t8o {22, all in township number hiieen, south of range number f2O) west. containing altogether three hundred and twenty acres and situaed III the aforesaid county of Washia, in the State oi Arkansas, for the aepferate sum of thirteen dollars and thiftY.one and three quarter cents, the original owner having been one Sidney Carr.
 The ahope dest.ibet tracts of land having been purchased as aforesaid are now held by me the said Dempsey Foster, by deeds of conyeyance duly cxe- ented l'y the sheriff of Washita county aforesaid, under the authority given him by the laws of the State of Arkansas
 All persons, therefore, who can set np any claim 10 the above described traes of land or any of the in m consequence oi any normaliiy, inegnarty, or iilegalltf connected With the sale aforesaid 10 me are lefeey holiiled to appear at the first term of the elreult court that may be holden for the county of Aasnta aforesaid, six months iist after the pubiica- ton ol this notice, and shew cause if ai,y they can. Why the sale 20 made aforesaid to me the said Dempsey Foster Of said tracts of land should not be confirmed, az l shall make application at said term oi sad circuit court for the confirmation of the titles
 to lae 10 the several tracts of land above described
 DEMPSEY FOSTER.
 WAsHiTA CoUNTy, ARKANSAS
 March 18th, 1Bf5. o96tv
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ilRTJST SAFE,

OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS.
 NGY virtue or q decd of trust executed by Ste 19 phen Cotter, to the undersigned William E. Woodruff and Charles Rapley, on the 2ist day of September, lS26, (and duly recorded in the Clerks office of the county of Pulaski, in Record Book 1, pages 525, &e), to secure to Mary Graham, eXecQ- triX of the l2si will and testament of Andrew Gra ham, deceased, the payment eff the following de- scribed writings obligatory, executed by said Ste phea Cottcr, on the Fist day Of September, tSy6 and made payable to the said Mary Graham, e2eeu- triX of said Andrew Graham, leceased, viz Four several writings obligatory for the sum et Si,o5a each, falling due respectively on the lsi Aug. iSS7, lst Aug. 1888, Ist Aug. 1889, and lst Aug IS10- we will proceed to sell, at public auction te the highest and last bidder, oa SaUrag, ife iii4 Gag o JUHe nert, at the court house door in the city Of Lit tie Rock, the following described tracts CT parcels of lands situate in the county of Pulasld viz The E5 of SW4 of sec 32, I } N, R E w, containing so acres; the NV if of sec ,, T N, l3 N, containing S0 2l-l00 acres; the SWi of SEE and the SE3 of SEl of sec 3l, and the NV of SW} and SW3 of SW3 of sec 32, T 3 N, R l3 W, containing 10 each; also, tract of land containing about 10 acres situate in the southeast corner ol the N, fractional half of sec 6, T ? N, k l3 W, which k more particularly described in deed executed by James Pyeat and wife to said Mary Graham, exc eutfX Ssc., the i7h Sept l936, and duly record ed in the Clerks office of the county of Pulaski. in Record Book l, pages 330, Sc. and, also, lots No [, and 9, in block No l00 in the city of Lttla Rock, with the houses and improvements thereon, fsituate on the corner of Markham and West streets in said city, and HOW occupied by B. J. Borden, Esq; or somuch of the above mentioned lands and town lots, as may be necessary to discharge the balance due on he said eight writings obligatory, and all interest thereon, together with the costs and expenses of carrying said deed of trust into client.
 The property above described will be sold on a credit one half payable insix months, and the other in twelve months, from the day of sale, and both bearing legal interest from date of sale, till paid. Notes with approved security. will be requiredlfom deliver to them our bonds for title. obgating our selves, trustees to make title to the purchasers 90 soon tha purchase money shall be paid, together with all interest that may accrne thereon.
 Sale to commence al 10 o'clock, A. M of said day.
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.N'OTECE.

GtIiRIsTIAN RAUSH, administrator Of the cs. W tate of Phillip RohsSoh, deceased Taize no tce, shall apply on the first day of inc next term of the probate court for the county of Pulasi for the sale of the real estate of the said deceased fo, which have mortgage.
 A. LEFAyE. Fl December 2d, lSfi, l2--ti.
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KsOGsssS! EsOOiks 7.

TUsT received. per steamboat Paragon, gdneral 5 assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de Steel Pens. Ink Stands. States, Sc. &c.
 II " ALDRIGH.
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nF every description, will be executed at this ol SI flee, on the shortest notice, at low rates, an in superior style.
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yusT RECEIVED alarge assortment of BOOK se AND JOB.TYPE. which makes the assortmen of our Office superior to any m the ota'e-
 BOOKS, PAR1pe9lGI99 ,.s.ulils. Cards, BIali1s, Circulars, dsc.s Sc,
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eHfs. RAPLEY. Trustees Little Rock, April g. lsl5-@o-lew. MEEE RNEB CEaE3AH' GOODS. GfE0R4G4E2 63' RgEgGp TEEE2ERS s EFAEE just received, direct from New Orleans, | I q fresh supply ol Dry Goods Clothing, Gro eeries, Boets shoes Ssc. Ssc consisting in part ol the following articles, viz:
 50 pieces assorted new fashioned prints, % do coaonades,
 90 do musqueto netdags, 1900 yards brown domestic, soc do beached do
 590 do bed ticking, l009 lbs. cotton yarn, ALS0-Osnaburgs, cotton drillings, ladies hose, table-clohs, towels Slc., 6tc.
 CLOTHING.
 26 dozen assorted summer pants,
 8 do do dc vests, IT do do do irocll and dress coats, 10 do linen bosom shirts,
 do fancy calico do
 10 do checkand hickory do, 90 do assorted palm leaf hats, ALSO-A superior lot of suspenters, handi1er chiefs, cravats, Sse.. Ssc.
 BOOTS AND SHOES. q pair mems fine calf sewed boots, 36 do do fine seal begged boots, 29o do do kip do bfogans,
 
 50 do do seal do dc 50 do youths calf sewed dc 90 do do seal begged do 50 do children's sewed calf de 48 do mems black gaiters,
 60 do do seal slippers,
 60 do do calf do
 60 do de morocco do 100 do astd color vevetdo
 60 do ladies' morocco do 36 do do kid do
 2f do do black gamhroons,
 43 do do cold cotton do.
 do do brogans,
 GROCERIES.
 50 bbls. recti6ed whislley,
 30 do superin4 flour,
 30 boxes No. l soap
 do sperm and star candles, 100 sacks of fine and coarse salt ALSO-A lot of coffee, sugar, tea, molassess, rice, mackere ketchups, sweet oil, mustard, pickles, spices, candes raisins also choice lot of assorted wines and liquors claret, maderia port and muscat wines. cordias, brandy. gin rum Sc; together with assorted lot of crocefy ware hardware, Ssc, Slc,. AS we have bought the above goods for cash and al cheap raes will sell al small profits, for CASH AND CASH ONLY, at our establishment at the head of Water street. near the Lower Landing. April ?, 1s4j.
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Getegsa Yatss, s&c.

600 ss ss%ss sss Sa sai fs ss !ss by
 Jan. 22-I9--tf VIM. B. WAIT. EoiIN c. PllAFT x co Cotton Factors, and .1 General Commission and Forwarding Rief- chants, g Camp street, New 0rieans.s
 JNo. C. PRArT. JACOB BRAKEMAN. s. F. .nELKH4AP.
 November 6th, lSai. S-ivr
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HOTTON, Hides, peitries of all kinds, Beeswax V Slc., bought at the highest cast: market price by IL MI EaL; .c
 Dec ll-iSt4 i3-u
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Apnl 4th.
 There is a fair amount of business doing in all departments, and prices in general are firm at last quotations.
 Western Produce is arriving freely butas large proportion is for forwarding, what is on sale is held firm at quotations.
 The Cotton market is rather active, and prices remain at last quotations.
 There is fair business in Exchange at our last quotations. For rates see table,
 Freights are dull, and rates without change. We quote Cotton to Liverpool 5d and to HaTre l cents per lb.
 The weather remains pleasant and favorable for outdoor business.
 COTTON.-In our last remarks we noticed that the market was very quiet on Monday and Tues day, but on Wednesday buyers entered the market freely, the sales amounting to 5000 bales, and yesterday to 7,0oG; this morning there was consid erabIe enquiry and they will probably sum up about the same; we, however, put the sales of the week at 30,00o bales. Prices remain firm at last quota tohs. The receipts since Tuesday amount to l3.- 49l bales; Exports, 9,566 leaving a stock on hand and on shipboard of 153.323 bales.
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Nsp,F'EqIE.

HEAggEB.EWAEea1, GAF every description, such as Collins warranted &g cast-steel axes, drawing knives, augus, files, knives and forks, cohee-miIls, S;c., at
 LYMAN MITCHELL s. April 12, 1915. 3tH
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FOR SALE,

4 STOUT and likely young negro man, handy k \ at all kinds of rouSh work whom the owner is forced to sell. Title indisputable. Apply at this office
 Little Rock, April 3, l545-9O-3w.
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l.. CVMMfSs AND LEueY NF, ,..7ffg's Little Rock. March 5. lSf5 2a- 3w
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hearted take The life Of harmless duck mercy -
satisfy your hunger She cxhorted him agans' ine oU
mission OF great sin, aud begged MN nov 70 ' IL
soul with innocen; blood. When the loA couu go
her cant no longer ne said-'O upon you. nau"4'
with all your tine feathers you are preu; 'H'uI,
deed TO lecture me about taking lie 20 satisfy my nun
gers not YOUR own crop now 'ui oi worms lNH
dc.rov more lives in day to satisfy your munger
,5an do in whole month = rather Maine" mas
f.od If anecdotes which be tells in the happiest man
nor always TO the point and with most excellent Eject
Is whole soul appeared 10 be wrapped up IA the rem
nerance cause The aim OF his life appears to be TO
spread the blessings OF Temperance over the whole
world To accomplish this, he spares no pains. His
ue strength and money freely given 70 the cause;
and his success is truly wonderful. When he IS at
home his house is literally surrounded with persons,
MANY OF whom have come miles TO take the pledge
II. seldom meal without being interrupted by
some one take the pledge. he called away twice
while there, dismiss number who had come
to take the pledge. THIS he did with great delight.
Cork contains hundred thousand Inhabitants. One
halt Of This number have taken the pledge O Father
Mathew. The change already wrought in the condition
OF tbc whole people OF Ireland is almost, through ms
bor., miraculous; and the cause is still advancing
Fire millions, far Hundred eghtystcen thousand nFe
hltdrGd and Huoy-fUe Sonis have received the pledge
from him aud sui they come. 60 entirely charmed
by goodness Of this truly good man was hat be-
sought him 10 administer the pledge 10 me lie COM
yed with pronptness, and me beautiful silver
pledge now reckon myself with delight the nth OF
the last i've of Father Mathews i5 $50 Temperance
children
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:flne Uatrhes all0 5eme!rn.
JEwELRy, Silver Ware, SC

MATCHES, .iEWELRy, Silver Ware, &c.-Pur
w chasers invited examine the following arces
which are offered very low prices duplex, Lee
YER Iepne, and other Watches, by approved makers, OF
recent iinporaons in fine gold and silver of the
latest STYLES warranted time sespers God Chains
Seals KEYS Rings Pins Bracelets, md every description
of new md fashionable Jewe!ry Silver Spoons, Ladies'
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware God and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Aautei Clocks, and choice
lection OF Fancy Goods Watches Jewelry, SC cleaned
and repaired. LOChN OOD y SCltl bNEh,
2o5 Peer!-st corner OF Fuon-st.
n2i n opposite United States Hol.
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ICircu.ar.
SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S PILLS,

For the speedy ,e II DPsPsa or digesiio:, Con-
stipq;i0 C6citene SICK Headache, all Nervous AJec-
and all Diseases dfGHg from an improper lone 81
r1HFSE PILLS which have been used so extensively in
the private practice OF Sir Ashley Cooper were brought
bfor. The public in England about six months ago bye pI-
Pills conde The unprecedented success which has
attended Inc use OF them ana he numerous
SURGEONS OF the Old World a=Ord sufficient for their
introduction on this side Of the Atlantic. And il Is with
feelings ode and pleasure That the present proprietor
estabsh agercy ia America iet the sale OF PHI which
has cureE hoasts II Europe, and which will, without
doubt eSr same happy effect here where indigestion
for wears locked tp in the bo=oms OF f legal prect.-
TONERS e. they tr themselves Now the proprietor TAKES
this method of Introducing il 10 The public ndscrm!rstey,
Instead having confined merely 70 nose who s pur-
chase il by pay ingea pr-ace!y lee.
The reconueud ons through which this Pill reaches the
public are as NUMEROUS ey are 'ariocs The certificates
of success ARE IL lips vi those who have cured by
s adn;ns.rao4 and thousands upon IN usaad OF iesti
,nonisl- of lis hefe6ce! effects might be &c uced Drs Nri
p-au Liston and even Noit with lnnunerabe others o!
this county, have used i IN @ private pr acae AID added
;Ir re.nn in IL favor But the ieeis assured
maj , bst Recommendation : lie efficacy snd is merit
and nat ra rs for the pubic 20 Try H. TO be satisfied
The proprietor does no iheiu s % De dehoinlhaed ln
good for every thing b1i only A II L cure certain DIS
cases Among diseases are WED IN the Stomach,
Indigestion Nervous HeedEche, dyspepsia Constipation,
rr.rivsrss snd such Geprndeut upon
improper tone OF The s,olls-,l-
Inda;;n met with every country every class OF
society and every season "i oe and you may search
Ih Whole PbarmAeop eni you cannot ind medicine so
yaushle 10 curt. this disease Ills Identical PHI Il mas
done more for Indigestion s!alence SournesS Of Stomach
than the hole rarge OF me ii-acop= luttog- AID
from M gantc slorehose Of the mind OF Of the great
esr Physicians aud Surgeons OF any age-ihat OF sir
Cooper and Is 10 MIN ihat ra-ic public indsnea
bR CARROLL L Co aurrsy.sL near Broadway,
ms I,n Principal Agents n America.