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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-11
THE WAR.

Nothing farther from the ecene of hos'i,'es
of any importance has reached us since our last
What causes the delay in the operations oil the
army. we are at loss to consider. 1t has no''
~, "a we are advised, gone into summer
c..,,crs; and yet for the last few weeks thefe
.eems to have been = suspension OF host'llues'
We suppose judging from past events TINS
,r.r he attributed to the department at Wash
,ng,on, rather than General Taylor IMAM "no"
our country has no more energetic othcer' we
t,.x This indicates determination on the part
Of our government to prosecute the war no lar
,her. We say we .tsar" this not because We
are syerse to peace on honorable TERMS NOT
,.owe do not lament the necessity OF the
w,r as much as any one. Tnis is lar from 'fu'''
IAN honorable peace is the happ'est and most
credi,ab 10 situation that country Can o'o,p''
and a war. however necessary we 'ss''
one of the creates, national ealam'''e'
nv, ;fthe course ofour victorious arms 0'
now checked and fmsy peace pa'cneu up'
tho matters in dispute left to the ac's o'p'o
e., ,d;ns,ment--wc should regard the
ob,ec, for which our glorious troops nave ""
we'd danger and death as virtually oese''eu' 0''
a, ,ea,, its acquisition indefinitely postponed
A,,o the question of boundary, we entertain
-, aonht that could be arranged to our sa'is
t.c,;on nv the establishment OF the Rio Gfanae
as the line, without any farther prosecution oi
,he nrasent war. But there are two ether SUB
iec,s Of dispute Of immense importance-''e
,ndemuities due our citizens, which have oeeh
accru,ng and accumulating for years. and Inc
expenses which we have incurred IN pfoSe'u
ting the present war for the maintenance OIL ON
rights and the preservation Of our territory
That BY negotiation, the Mexican Government
could be prevailed on TO promise payment
these dues, we think very likely; but we nav
had sufficien, evidence in our past dealings VII
that perfidious power that her promises
roor assurances of her intention to pay IL
therefore Of the first Importance that uncle "a
should have some security for his CLAIMS
should possess himself, as has been suggest
Of some portion of Mexican territory Ca'lloF
for instance, TO indemnify himself, in case M
leo should fail to meet her engagements.
il not as yet accomplishment seems 10 p"
the first Importance tina, it should be; and IN
fore we hope the war will not be desls'eo
until it is secured.
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rsTRAY-TlPPAH CUM

wu~AKEN up BY James MONTGOMERY Jon by, mare
V@ Is miles North Of Ripley, one ts osy white
a or p years old, both hind N ID. 's sset, and
in ,,er face, saddc spot on her ~ Ua her left
s hs Appearance s Of email brand on to $3.50
.houlber Of diamond form; Apprs1I1Tspu Rapger
July An lS46-3O-T
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R. N. CHRISTIAN, esq Secresa'y'

r-rThe nPontotoc Rovers' have fe'o'"'o
from the place Of rendezvous IN despair anu
A public meeting was nelo ~
pon,o,oc on their return, by which RESOLUTIONS
Of censure and disapprobation Of the 'oVe'"o' :
conduc, were passed. The resolutions CONTAIN
much good sense, and tie Governor most '''n'
" merits everything our good ne'gh00'S 'a'
against him. -, ,,o,,d
Hut il .he"Royers" had been aceep'eo' "o', ,
we have heard anything Of these censufes anO
resolu,ions?--Sdil il they had succeeded
vould have been by the most manifest partial
Nv and favori,ism. "Success is rare paint
hides ali the uginess;" and, on the other hano
p,..nooio,ment is most as,ute crltIc--pene
rates the mos, hidden defects.
Ex,rssrs.-It was asserted by Webster tina
the daiiy expenses Of the government. we, nn na
a n,lIion of dollars. According TO tue aua,
,armaster Generate Office they are gua y"
mal,ou month. There is slnai o'he'''N
IN these caicusuenS,
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CAMP MEETING.

A Camp Meeting will be he'd by the p Mgon'
oo,T on Thursday next. 10th inst.
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New COUNTERFEIT. --New coune fi's OF ING
ten dollar notes Of the State Bank OF Indiana
have Just made their appearances several ~
which were passed in this city on tuesday nI@n''
They are dated May 10, 1916, payable al 'n1''
Annapolis to II. Bates, or bearer; letter a. N',
2 49l. VIgnettc: naked litue sitting, fat'of
po,ptino to water, and ship in the distance
At the foot OF the note an Indian in canoe
The engraving is coarse, and tn genuine notes
have no such vignette. - In Jo4raaI.
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Among the steamers now building ,r rou
vile, there is one called the GENERA A'so''
and another tho Rio Grande'
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0Ay~"E was going" said an Irshm'r, "oF's
Westminster Bridge the other day, and meI
Pat H1wius. Says |, How are you! 'ffel'y
well, thank you, DonoIy,' says be. say3 !
.,hat's not my name Faith, no more IS IH'no
Hewins,' says he 80 we looked al each ot"e''
and faith it turned out to be nei her OF us
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, July Pad, by the Rev II a.
Rlves, Mr RICHARD d MARMcN to m'Ss
ELIZABETH JANE CRUM; all Of Iippah County,
Miss issippi
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The "Ripley Total Abstinence Society hao
meeting on Monday evening last. The Rev.
3. D. Nabers was called upon and addressed
the meeting in most effective manner for per-
hans half an hour. We have heard his ehof'
most highly spoken of--and indeed' 1t was one
81 the best Of the kind we have had the pleas
cure of listening to for this many q day. MAY
the good seed the Rev. Gentleman s0wed VIII
a liberal hand, have fallen upon grateful grooh
and bring forth thousand fold OF good 'fu u.
The following gentlemen were elected OH
GERS for the ensuing year.
Rev. VIM. A. GRAY, President
BID. NAsERs, lst Vice
w. R. BUCHANAN esq, ID Vice
r. N. CHRISTIAN, esq Secretary
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AN IRISH INTERPRETER.-A Mexican passes
through the camp with large jug cnr'ouSy "a.
ced with straps or raw-hlde, suspended on ms
hack by belt running over his forehead, he Is
CRYING ia his own language, mh MIX
.roup of soldiers stop hun. and c1mmerce ouy
mo his grateful food. Everything goes on wen
as long as every cup full OF m, delivered If
promp " responded to by aplcayune. a sold'ef
Ina, wants milk and has no picavune, holds out
his cup and says in good round E"gI,sh' /" Mr
Moxican. let me have some milk, and VIII pay
Won in,he morning" MongreI stares eig qoeat-
", 81 don't understand you" The soldier re.
meats his wish to purchase presently, ana TO pay
prospectively. The Mexican is snII s'ar.ng
about for information. A good na'urod looking
I,ishman, who distinguished himself by h'T
b,averv in the battle of the Oh, comes TO the re
lief of The embarrassed parties Turning 10 the
,o,kman, he says in round libernian' "Ye faS
ed devil, don't ye understand that J'm Ff!
their, wishes to ghet some milk on cred'' "
hlackcuard," aud pad y tien turns on nus nee
and marches away p,rieoty sat' ID 'ha' n
has disspated the matter Of Il ac-i ahaeF coa
4 sideralion IN o paper
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TogYlsM REVIVED!

According 70 the National Int liigencer aAo
,,ch men as Severah..'of Name, aud Deiah'
NJ ONO, this country IL alwags III the wrong
Nost unfortunate country it-vas wrong "hah
i aenyircd Louisiana; wrong when II rough,
t,reat britain ~ 1872; wrong when IL ahne"cu
Texas;wropg upon the Oregon question, wrong
now in war with Mexico; aud II certain feoer'
aI,s,s are 10 be the oraces, 1t Stands a laif
chance 10 be w.cng Ito the last sSiiatIe OF
cn,ded time As soon as Congress by over
whelming maioritles declared war against Mex,
,eo. the National inteIgencer opened us cry
Of opposition; aud that cry, we regret 70 say
was re echoed by the Raleigh Register
The principles of Turysm are no, only hAe'
in certain Federal leaders, but they have mo
live at this time-A PARTY MoIish-'o' ~"
course they are pursuing. They hope ey .hon
opposi,ion 10 the war, and by their eh'f's u
ON, their own country in the wrong TO CHECK
TINE VOLUNTEER MovEMENr, AND COMPEL THE
PRrs1pENr TO RESORT TO DRAFTS TO CARRY
ON THE WAR. That is the game. Ihey know
ats to be unpopular; and will Sickle a. no'"o
ing to effect their base party purposes ~ VIZ
vounp men Of BOTH PARTIES d'saPpolh' men;
Let them f,ock IN crowds 10 the s'ahua'u VI
Their country; and let that Tory'sm wn'rn' o y,
c,ares this war to be "UFRIGurEous and 10
! NAB.,E," be scourged and whipped mo ever
lasting sllence and disgrace.-N. I. o'ahoa'o
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Horse THIEVES AND GAMBLERS I'm las'
Wednesday night horse was stolen no"l ,ha
stable Of Major Pope ID this place. We nhaer'
stand the tibet has been aPplehenLed al &C.
lumbia Tennessee.
On las, Saturday morning man hemso
Flake. " no has lately been liberated nom 'he
pepitentiary of this State, 90 account o. 'ne
,recarious state of bis health, and 10 "h'ch
olace he had been sent aoon! TWO years ago
rom ,suderdale county on charge OF horse
s,aal;np, made his appearance here win Morse
nh;ch he offered for sale. Finding that susp'-
zion had been aroused as to the manner III
which be had become in possession Oh me hosse'
he sudden disappeared. Pursuit was mace
and Iu the course of the afternoon 90 wac
caurht and brought back to town; and me oW
nor o, the horse having in the mean ,'me arr
vea from T,shemingo county, where 'hc morse
: had been stolen, Flake was arraigned ana COZ"
m;t,ed to prison. He will, no doubt. pay ano
,har y;si, TO the Pententlary, bis health havin'
) considerably improved during his absence 'fo'
y that pace. ,,on - oor,ox;o
h with the appearance lately of some OF the rel
7, hlackleg gentry in our town should serve
d on, our citizens on their guards iuscH"'o'
l. Democrat Of july 2rd.
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A dutchman and his wife were travelling.and
thew sal down by the road exceedingly tatigu.
cd. The wife sighed, 81 wieh was in heaven:
The husband replied, II wish was at the tav
erp,, ooh, you old rogue said she, "you al
ways wan, TO get TO the best place."
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ENGLISH MEDIATION The I'VE" !o'H Sou,.
nal 81 t.ommerce, referring to this subject, says;
awe know that Mr.. Pakenham mas oeeh 81 .a q,
pec,a,ion of instructions to make p,onsa "
p p,od;at;on and that he has given this as rea
son for mt leaving Washington even tor le"
S,vs We may add here that all the rumors
I Enyo,sb interference by force in our war with
May;co are groundless. The British minister
10. declared TO our Government the determIua
ton If The British ministry to this effect
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SueE WAY --Tho following, extracted
c hv the Boston Transcript from one OF It's South
ern papers, is quite an opposite hih' TO exam
>, ue your bills" ,,,
"A merchant OF Mississippi during day 9
husinoes in which he had te5n crowded with
's customers, sold saddle OF the value Of tof'y
collars, bu, had reelected TO make the charge,
- Ney, dsy he missed the saddle ana FecoHeclea
the fact Of the sale, but not the individual VINO
'e had bought it. After rackng his memory fof
some time to no purpose, he directed h'7 cleFa
I'd linn TO turn to his ledger a'ph bet and read on
all The WE, then the SIS, the BIS, the Cs' ano
e. other letters 10 succession; all to no purpose
ne urired on, with the mental exercise, ana at
tho readiest way OF settling the diifcul'y jim i
said he. charge a saddle to every one OF the
Or" customcrs.' This was accordingly done
rs: When the planters had got their cotton in' AM
x settling time came round, the bills were pre-
OF senteG. and if occasionally one man more Pru
"a dent than his neighbcrs, went through TO
ew drudgery of examining long list OF sundries &C
OF hv different members OF the family, he mgr
18th noss;hly discover a saddle which they had ~
ter po, or one more than they had got, and object
ua' mo 10 the item, it would be struck out OF conrs
alleging there was some mistake. When
the accounts had been settled up, 'Well jim
en- said the s,orekeeper, show many customers pa
'n' Won for that saddie!' Jim examined, and
y n a ported thirty. one, Little enough, exciam'
lfh !; amn,over .for the trouble we have had
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CALIFORNIA EMIGRAT1oN.--lhe news run
tho wes,ern frontier Of Missouri is almost as
stirring as that from The seat Of war. Large
Numbers Of people are on treir way to the shores
Of the Pacific. They 90 to conquer the desert
and make the wilds Of California bloom as the
rose. and they will con,inu5 to go, until the
shores Of the Pacific are studied with towns, and
i,s ports white with the canvass OF commerce
- Enorpille Tribune.
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Monr OF GEN scorT. One OF 'he .GaeO" IN
p;yen by Gen. Scott Tor deiay.ug ~. iha summer
sMov;co until tall, was, that during Inc suiii,ne1
MeNS !, ra;ned so excessively that trave'i'hg
oa on, Of the question, and the horses s'ioo's
hasarne soft. and sometimes dropped on
t rho cour;er and Enquirer has charged 'hat
. 80. If Cen Taylor's correspondence mas oeeh
p,rassed because he confirmed this mlfacu-
/ ,rs statement, and justified the poe''on OF ue.
y e., Father Richie makes grease spo'
h # the charge ss foows:-Senti"e''
- .uav;np made inquiry at the War Depart
~ on, wa learned that the reason why tne un
t. nnhl;shed norton of the despatch was wlthnelu
f. i,,as solely because it contained intofmaoo" 10
nac,;no Cen. Taylor's intended movements
IA The route and manner OF carrying thein ".
.h;oh Il was not deemed advisable 10 n,oA'
nrhIc il might enable our enemies 10 e'noo'
rsss and impede Gen. Tayor's operations !,
1.-THE letter was kindly shown to us IN conn
donco and we declare explicitly that thete
w, ono word in it respecting the rainy seaso'
eu .nv aificul,y arising either ihereirom,
nd 60, ;ha want of water on the route Geh. ay
in ~. Iii nrobably take. Such difficulties as pre-
Son,ea themselves, arising entirely from otht
'hs causes. Gen Taylor was energeucany p'ep p",
RS mo TO overcome, and he only wa'eo 'oI eV ,u
ain further Instructions, Wh'ch s:.:.i MOO,
since sent to him,and for some aao,..onn' nv ~
of transportation rena 10 hs force to make 70
gay considerable increase OF ns ioi0e' 7" mon
ward movement.
ud SERVED HIM RlcHr.-The Louisville Der De,
and -, ,,;uo. an account Of q "glorlous victo'!
, =, ro;ned nv Yankee soldier in that Guy over
ga."e cro uy The tory approached him wi
a VIVA, fool you are for going .; to leSa r.
t., dsht-you might be in better business Jus les 50 IT
md was said with that eilly grin winch we ~ 20,
see in the countenances Of o.peh, ,scu,;arv
s aa such a creatures phiz The soldier &C
n a,naod thai # there was any 'better buslne
lha, t than fighting our enemies abroad must c.
hall ,a;nIy Be that Of thrashing tories at home,
ccodagy took him with s On ass o oh
QUE side Of his tory mouth and then on we o,:S o
'nee enc fox Uncle Sam and then for Texas "o'
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Gen. Jackson heard on the 20 h November
1914 that a large British force was on the point
of attacking New Orleans. 10 less les, tn am
o;en, armv for its protection, collected from the
,omn, GERS Of Tennessee, kentucky and MIS-.
s;ssnn; He fought the fist engagement with
The enemy on the 20 h December, and on nt the
9Th January, 1915, "6nished the wa in a blaze
Of gIory."-SentineI.
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LARGE ROBBERY "A daring ROBBERY says
the st. Louis Net0 Era Of the 23d, was commit.
ted on board the steamer Susquehanna night
before last, when near Liberty Landing on ner
way up to this city. eta,e ROOM occupied
bv Messrs, Bolton and Dickens, Of Memphis,
Tennessee, was entered by some one who took
from the vest pocket of Mr.. Bolton, $lO,00O IN
drafts on houses in Philadelphia there were five
drafts, SO 900 each. Mr. b, slept II his clothes
and in his pantaloons pocket there was large
amount OF money, which the thief did not dis
cover, His loss was not known until morning
Suspicion imme diately fell upon passengers
| dissertation of whom has been given to The pc
lice, aud doubtless they w i'll ferret out Tue maj
ter
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.2n interesting PumphIet, called Tie
q A ETTTT e. IEATsT r.
DIRECTORY,

FOR Gratuitous Crculauon to all persons wh
will cad, Preserve, and Lend it, at L. Ltu2
Bloomsbury. John Moore Danville John Ruser
Milton, Waller & Co. Berwick.
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CHAIR lTANUFACTORlNG
business at the old stand Of b. d. S. HSgpi
buch, where he will be ready at all tines
10 furnish Fancy 81 Windsor Chals, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of ever,
description, which may be called Tor, al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Slgu &
Ornamental Painting, aud House Papering
in superior manner,
From bis experience in the business and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles OF his line, he 1alters himsc, thai
he shall be able TO furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which he will
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. b. Orders from distance will be
strictly aid punetualIy attended to.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsl urg, Dec. 80, 1873
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J. ~. VANDETSLICE,
NDZN Ia7AS'A7e G

xsH EGS leave 10 inform ,he public tha
5 T1 lie is prepared to attend 10 all the oPer.
aIions in dentistry, such as removing
Tie Iart0r and 0ther Foreign Hub,
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
lhe gums and breath sweet and healthy.
IAe cQoities cfDecaycd Teeth
will be dressed oai and filed with GoId
or other toll; of the finest quality, as tn,
'ase may require, which wiI generally
prevent their aching or further decay, ano
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and Humps of Teeth
Which have become useless or troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the latest and best improved in.
suumenls.
P0rceH0in Teeth,
Or,he best quality and latest improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with DR.. VaIlerchamp, with whom he is in
pal,rnship in plate work. ON Gold plate,
IRON single tooth to a whole set TO took
as well as ,he natural, aud warranted 10
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In short,every operation belonging to biz
profession, will be reformed in the best
nanner. Nih chosest material, and at the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain share
of public patronage Any person. or pet
sons wishing any Of the above operations
performed, are respe ecHully requested to
give him a call.
N. B The public are hereby Informed
that we The subscribers have entered into a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as i, is more convenient for each 10
attend to the Other branches Of the science
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
]. II, VANDERSLICE.
MOunt Pleasant Nov Slh lS45-3m.
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AND
QUEE SWhRE

IS good an assortment as can he found in the
country. together with all kinds Of Red
Earlhern-ware.
L1IAGDWA&E0
Assortment including every thing from an
inchor to cambria needle, that a farmer o.
mechanic wants to use, including Rouad
Bar, Sheet and Band n,sultable lor wSg
g0h tire or anv other use
TVCCdeIR-yyaTc;
A large quantity Of Cedcr and Pine
Pals and Tubs, Baskest, Of all sizes
&c, Copper and Brass Kettles, all kinds Of
Tin wae, stove pipe, and Upper and Solt
Leather
But what is the use in parlicuarising, as
hardly an article in their line can be asked
for but what they can furnish their custom
ers for prompt pay. or in all kinds Of lum
ber, and country produce.
Nov. Is, 1850
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ED FAD and understand The time will come
IN "a when the medicine, Brandrcth Pills, will he
appreciated as they ought and deserve; it will be
understood that DR.. BrandTeth has the strongest
claims upon the public 1t is true that every in,
diyidual who makes a trial OF the Brandreh Pill,
concede them to be the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in a climate SO
changeable as ours cannot be sufficiently approciat.
ed Tree perspiration is at once restored thus
they cure colds and consumption is prevented
Those who have redundancy of bile find them OF
the most essential service, and should there be dc.
fciency Of that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re.
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ing A few doses taken Immediately upon the in
teCton being received into the SYSTEM will b6 al.
most certain TO prevent any material inconvenience
Anl at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
SO proper a medicine as the Brendreth Pills. Let
this medicine be universally used in this
disease, and no loss Of blood allowed and few
very few, would be its victims, So it is with othel
diseases. Assist nature with this all imporran
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood
and DO not resort to bleeding mercury, and ",
shall have very great scarcity of persons afflicted
with cronic mGlades The feathered tribe--the au
imal, kingdom. over which we ore the lords, ar
we be if it were not for our pride which occasion
' than. Follow nature. Use the medicine whisl
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surely re
moves all the impurities of the blood which strength
the feebles yet reduces those Of too full habi
20 a healthy standard. Let me sgain say thatever
department Of the Manufacture OF Drond, eth Phi
is personally superintendent ~ me, and that ever
box with my three labels upon it may he relied uT
on to have TIE beneficial eject described if use
according to the directions accompany ;ug.
A G F. n f. $.
WaShingto gtou-Rohert MKay.
Jerseytown ~ A. II. Bise,.
Danyille-E. B. Reynolds & Co.
'Cattawissa-- G. G. Brobst.
Bloomsburg-J. r. Meyer.
I.imestone-Babbit& q NJ Ninch.
Buckhorn-.M &. Shoemaker,
Lime Ridge-Low q Th0mpsOn.
Berwick u w Stiles
Esy 3, ls15-ly- .,
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TO PARENTS.

nR JAYNE'5 Carnlinative is a certain and
E " speedy cure for Diarrhea Dyscndry, ChoI'
eIa Morbus Summer Complaints with Children
and all arrangement of tho stomach and bowels
caused by imprudepce or error in diet 1t has ci.
iected cures in the worst of these complaints
--cvcn where hope had nj ost ncd--snatched q
tender infant from an carly grave and called fol
the exclamation 1T has saved the child The pro.
plictor of this medicine legs leave to state--lt is
something which he has used extensively in private
practice for number of years and believes he has
saved many lives by its timely use. Every person
afflicted with these complaints arc invited to Try
one bottle oft, which is warranted to give rellef
Pamphlets containing full directions and ceiu-
"a Gates Icures accompany each bottle
Prepared ouly at No South Third street, Phil
adlphia.
The above Medicine are for sale q
the S ore Of
JOHN r. MOYER,
BloOmsburp.