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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-03
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Atkinson, James
Atkinson, Jesse
Brown, Solomon SIR
Bell, Benjamin
Bradley. Jno S
Boone, Thomas
Boone, Sanl s
Brown Soloh,on il
Brown, Ira w
Brown, Jno jr
Brown, Jno sr
Batelnan, B B
Brown. Jesse
Brown, Jas
Brown. Edy
Crane Charles L
Corbitt, WIN b
Carnes, Jas A
Crossweli, Gilbert
Cowser, AT E
Commander, Mary
CrossweIl, Jno J
Denuis, Jno L
Dunn. Burrcll
Douglieriy, Britton {
Davis, Joel
Dougherty, Susanna
Dougherty, John
Fraser, RobL
Fraser, Thomas
Fraser, Saunl C.
Green, .'no r.
Green, Ezra w
Hoileyman, lYn III
Husbands, Lewis
Haggins. George
Holland, John !
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-03

~ prastice is AN u:ate it llys
s. a-eg lsistlpn. y et congress- rcinoya ali res
iis.tsslon ron and let
suits and inl.' mi @ oa,h diversity her
saplsai yield It's Just retIrp 4; 81 Il es,'' rs
= eaassi5 OF sssisll tss.
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Upper y Bst. 10Th Regt, IS. AZ
lnanded by Capt. ]. Il Green 81 s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-03

THg French DIFFIcULry-Throug the
friendly interference oil the English Charge,
NJ. ro'issln consented 10 conciatory PROPOSE
lions 10 our government, through the Secrc-
tary OF State, in reference to the recent diff.
Guhy. Ihc matter was referred to Gen. Tay-
ioF' VINO promptly refused to allow NJ Poussin
10 resume ms Official inteicour un.i further
aaPlcos were received from France.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-03

DAD igMpER.-The greatest plague in life
Is bad temper 1t is great waste of time TO
complain of other peoples; the best thing is
10 amend our own. and Tho next quality is to
learn TO bear with what we meet in others
"a bad temper will always tire itself out, if il
ma no one to resent it: and this very know
iedgc is worth trife. Feasibility IS ycrvn-
Jarlous to health, and 30. in fact. ia every
morbid indulgence of our interior nature
Low spirits, melancholy, difidencc, disinclin.
at'on tor ordinary duties, discomfort, frotful.
ness even down to mental lnssitude, Incidence
pf Pr uespair--are very nmical to enjoyment in
me- ana every possible effort should be made
10 10 cast them all to the winds, and look nm.
onsh'ngly into the truth of tho fact. |, il as
t.onlshlng what little reflection will do. Onr
tsafs ls arc mostly imaginary and by one dash
" resolution all may be overcome.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-03

lnSsc TesuilS VIII SHOW That errors III
weighing may sometimes occur on the Plan
tation, as well as in the City, and that impura-
tions of fraud should not be lightly based upon
discrepancy between them. As charges of
the kind have been made, however, it is due
TO all concerned that they should be pressed
to an issue, and either established or with
drawn.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
Administrat Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali creditors and
others interested in the estate Of Jasper Shotwell,
deceased, that the undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court of Pike Co. NO.,
letters of administration on said estate, bearing
date the 18th September, 1919. :.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment ! those having
claims against said estate are tnotiiied TO present
the same, properly authenticated, within one year
from the date Of said letters, or they may lie pre-
cluded from having any benefit of said estates
and if not presented within three years, they
will be forever barred.
ALBERT sHoTWELL, Admir-.
September oath, 1919. 3w.
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Test, s. F. " URRAY, Clerk.
September 24th, lS49.-4w
PubEc Adminisirator's Nance.

Public .Adminisirator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
II ed has taken in charge the estate of vii.
liam S. Appleberry, deceased; all persons in.
debted to said estate are required 10 make imme:
date payment. and all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate are notified to. present them,
properly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from this date, and if said claims be no.
within three years from this date, they
will be forever barred. :.
H. G. EDWARDS, Pub. admir-.
of Pike county, and ex-oflcio admir-. of VIM. s.
deceased.
. August 9th, lS49. .3w.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

i'm COUNTRY PRODUCE If every discrip-
ton, and r~eccircrs and shippers Of PRODUCE AND
Goods for Country Merchants. Their location
at the wharf affords them every facility for at
tending to the interests Of their customers. and is
a clear saving to shippers. Of the expense Of dray-
They will at all times give the most liberal mark
ct prices for Produce, and store freight at rea-
sonable charges. They will give the ~stric:est
personal attention to the shipping Of produce for
warded to them, and to receiving and forwarding
of freight for country merchants. -
Having invested hear their whole capital in
their present business, they expect to invite GUS
tom BY accommodation and advantage 10 their Gus
omers. Is BE-" 81 Sos go I~f.ar = cd.
u They will also keep on hand al all times
a general assortment Of GROCERIES at Uhols-
sale and RETAIL. ,r .
THOMAS CASH, ia, & co.
July 23d 1s49. ~.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
Publie Administrator's Mstice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has taken in charge the estate Of
Thomas Or .s; Money .sIs;. deceased dec s.sd;,.d AL II per persons ;sh in NJ
payment; and all persons having claims against
said estate. are notified to present them, proper
ly authenticated, for allowance, within one year
from this date ; and if said claims be not pre-
scented within three years from this date, they
win Be forever barred. ~ 's
October 6, 1s49. +.f' -, WIN. YOUNG,
Public Administrator Of Lincoln county Mis-:
souri,; In charge Of the above estate. st
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
500 Reward.

g TOLEN from Mr.. School6eld's silversmith
- shop, in Prairievile, Mo-, an old fashioned, gold
Lepine watch upon ihe facs was ssLidia Laura"
and the back was reset with an enamel painting,
q good deal broken and defaced. My anxiety &c
get possession OF said watch. il more on account
of its being q family memento, than Of its real
value. I will pay the above reward if il is deliv-
cred to me or any reasonable compensation for
any information relative to il. ,.s..
:. HENRY WELLS.
Prairievi1Ie, Oct. Ii, is49. 3w
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
MISSOURI. HOTEL,

"a Corsstr of Mainand Morgan streets, Saini
l.l. Louis, hottie subscriber. would re-
|spectfully inform his friends and the public, that
he has purchased from Messrs. Ak b.. Van
Court their interest in the above house, and leas-
ed it for a term of years, and pledges himself that
no e~xertion, on his part, will. be wanting to make
all that favor him with a call perfectly at home.
The furniture of the house has been replenish-
ed throughout, and the premises generally sub
ie:tedt 10 a Thorough renovating. The location, as
above indicated, Is opposite the most active part Of
the Levee, and equally convenient TO the more
mercantile and manufacturing part of the city.
The situation is healthy, the rooms airy, and sus-
ceptible of thorough ventilation. ~.
The proprietor has spared no expense in fit
ting up this house. His fable shall be- furnished
with the best the market affords. At the bar, (which
hasbeen reftted & furnished in a superior style,
he has on hand (having removed. bis stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars from the Virginia Ho-
tel Bari and will continue TO keep, as he pur-
chases from the importer in New York, a sup
ply Of the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, and hopes to receive a share Of pa
tronage, proportioaate to his endeavors 70 please.
A. c.. PECKHAM Proprietor.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
EHPORIUMO OF FASHION,
Mann NrNk Lo4asidna. 40.

.sba9w Main Street. Louisiana, Mo- ~ 81
THE subscriber having permanently located in
l. this city, respectfully tenders his services to
the citizens, aud especially to those who wish TO
improve their personal pulchrftude ,Iwho desire TO
mary and to oruamen the Ghumah form d~ivine;'
all such had better call soon at .z-f-I p.
j. WELSH'S Emporium Of Fashion, p
as he has justreceived, direct from the East, all 1.-The
late fashions, foreign and domestic. from the superb
cut of Prince Aibert's coatto Gov. Marcy's pahta-
Jobs done up brown" atthe shortest notice, and
at low charges, Loafers, dandies and gentlemen
are invited to call-the latch sting always out side,
on Main street. .''s-T ~ ip'! J. WELSH.
Louisiana, Oct. j, lS49. .7. .sa saA,
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

'Tas Sioux TREArY.-The Minnesota Regis:
tes states that the United States commissioners
Geyernors Ramsey and Chambers. had had q
mssGag with about $1,000 of the Sioux Indians,
but were Jtnable to make a treAy with them for
the purchase of their lands. An attempt-was
made 70 purchase Of the halEbreeds a tract of
land they own, which lies on the west side of the
Mississippi, opposite Lake Pepin, 35 miles on
the rive, and extending backa distance Of. Is
miles. A council was To be held on the 18th
instant with three bands If Sioux for the purpose
Of. negotiation. - 1''Ti
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
Administrat tors Notice,

NOTICEi is hereby given that heundersign.
ed has obtainedtrom the County Court Of
Pike Co., Letters Of. administration on the estate
of Jonathan Byrd, deceased, dated August l8th
l849. 'r"'ts as 1.-i~gs stIam -
All persons having claims sgsainsst? said estate
are requested 10 present them within one yeal
from the date OF said letters; and il not presented
within three years from said date. they will for.
be precluded, afromthe benefits Of said es.
tate. CLYTDS A. FRlSBlE, Admir-.
August 20th, 1919. og@'saE az 3w.'
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
Boot and Shoe Factory,
&Gs.sls,.nH1 - III
D .uil 40 a W $40
LOUISIANA MO.

-. r LOUISIANA MO. ssa 10
THE undersigned .begs leave to ann6unce IT,
= his old friends and customer, andske pabsd
ic generally, that he is again sngsgedin his oia,i
business Of OK ! =. "a .bra-rD sir
. II :; Boot and shoe Making =. M,9ysl
in their midst, and SELECTS from thsm ssbare Of
patronage, He has now on hand gopasyasisty D.
done in the LATEST STYLES, of the.
bhst. materials and by experienced and fnishe3ss
Eorkmen, who are in bis employ constantly map-
afactunrfne. work ojjotdsr. ~ fna. %-shu ~
= II His establishment /: On. The Hotiahtsrn sids /,
Of Georgia Street st the sigh'of theai 6 v9Tb Cd
!, afaaiogAny Cbanser q sfiSe sssrae, llsNa
where he viii at all times be pieassdlte Fscstssf
calls and ogters for weFk--
! .rizHtJtlaHr LORENZO aEWNAMT
= R.S.7The attention &C eepss Tdukiae dysss =
Boots ofths' latest stFIss ~ hsst aaalfyssapaE7E
men 81. Dea4 fofgst 'sSs sIEas y Ss sassssses
M .Cosnisr and 6oe Moret@ srT IN
louisiana, .Aag. 9Th $50. '"i 'ay
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
In Pike County Court.

S cors1 1f on M'i pssn -.
I is ordered by the Court that there be levied for
i the Improvement Of roads during the present year
% tax equal TO fifty per centum on the State tax /;
and that every person against whom q poll tax is
may be discharged Of the same by two
days labor, and that all taxes levied for the improve.
ment Of roads, may be discharged 10 needful labor
at the rate OF seventy-fve cents per day; that eve
Try overseer of roads be allowed one dollar per day
for his attention while in, actual service as such
|overseer, that it be the duty of every overseer
whose district is not furnished with a plow and
scraper, if in his judgment they be necessary, to
buy one or more which he is authorised to pay for
out Of any money belonging TO his road district
It shall be the further duty Of every overseer TO no.
.tify each hand OF the implement to be used by him
at the time he gives him notice to work any road
and to work all roads in his district, at least twice
a year; vi Y: once in the spring and once in the
fall. That every ~overseer may pay for service on
roads in his district, a sum not 10 exceed seventy
five cents per day for a good hand, seventy-fve
cents for n yoke of cattle, or one dollar for a pair
of horAes, two dollars for a team of four horses,
three dollars for a team Of six horses Or mules, and
fifty cents for = cart or wagon. That all persons
will be liable for the payment Of their road TAX in
money, on a failure to work the roads when once
notified to do 50 by the proper .overseer; and that
no hand be allowed pay for a full days work un-
less he meet as early as eight O'Clock in the morn.
ing, and work until discharged by the overseer in
the evening and ordered that a cory of this order
be published in the Banner and Louisiana Record
for -four weeks.
A true COPY.
Test, S F. M URRAY, Clerk.
September 24th, lS49.-4w
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
..' 1913! a.- ... =, .
Cheap for Cash. i
.ssos.--..-.-aL Is -1.,,'AA
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING

TNHE subscriber has just returned from ST.
Eonis; with a largeA well selec.ed stock q
REHDY.MADE cL6THEN1Gs,I etSSmprisingaa
articles of gendeinen's ware, calculated to suit
the gravest farmer and. gayezt youth, He dees1a
it unnecessary to enumerate the, articles, Gall
for what you want, and he will be sure tohars
il. He has also a good supply q. cea,aH =a
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens'cGre,t Il
Hardtcare, &c, .,,T:,
10 which he s~oiicits the custom Of his friends
- JOS. RICHARDSON'S.
Louisiana, Sept. oath, 1849. H71'< 81 .Hsl' d
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is thereby given to ell persons int.
county, court Of Lincoln county, Mo-, !. will ap'
ply for a final settlement Of the estate Of James
- 10. RICHARD WOMACK, Admlr.
Sept. 10th, lS49. 4w
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

.daokhsr Horrid Murder.--We under.
stand from persons from Marion County,
that a most brutal murder was committed
ia the vicinity of West Eli, in that county,
in openprairie, and in daylight, on Wednes-
day last. Anegro nan owned by Mr.. Gias-
cock, was engaged in hauling rock across
the prairie, when he was met by two per-
sons, the children Of Mr.. David Bright, a
highly respectable farmer. a boy about 10
or II, and a girl about ID years old. The
negro immediately killed the boy, by cut
ting his throat, and, after violating the per
son of the young gill, applied the knife 70
her throat also, andfled. They were found
lying across each other with a large knife
BY their side. The feelings of the commu-
nifty we're said to be deeply aroused; and
many Thought the law would be violated, by
~endeavoring to anticipate it. The negro,
we have Just heard, has been arrested.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
IN ed has obtained from the Clerk Of the. Pike
County Court. letters Of administration on the
estate of Eve WillhOit, deceased, dated the Sd Of
September, 1849. :. % s-.lt t"is:--.s C
AN persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present them within one year
the date Of said letters; and if not present
ed within three years from said date, they will
be precluded from the benefits Of said
estate.
JAMES COLwELL, g.. F,
BENJAMIN WILLHoIT, Admr''
September 10th, lS49.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
MeNpAy MOANING, NoyEMBERb.
STAMPED.

From rscsnt intelligence from Lewis coun-
~, III ehis ssstes learn that sfew days
ago. IA about 66ftijI pssroes. consisting Of four
men and the remainder women and children,
made . ssaznpessd, Will, property of their
owners to make the journey more conforta-
bic and expeditions. When discovered,
they were making their way towards the
river, and being armed with bowie knives,
clubs, sticks, &C., they refused to stop and
fe.trscs their steps. Some whites having
collected to capture the stampeeders, a diff
Guilty ~epsued, In which The leader Of the
blacks who was rapidly moving up to the
attack with knife in hand, was shot, and,
perhaps, some other wounds received be-
fore a surrender took place. They pretend
their object was to pay g visit to some of
their colored friends the probability is they
were hunting fire.. soil.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

cap and stitched shoes when he left, / VIII
give $50 to any one for his arrest and dslis-
me at my residence near ,Ashleyip
said county, if taken in, said county, and
800 if taken out Of the county and dsliy-
cred TO me as above. 40 a, al .s
JOHN. j. LEWIS.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
I, FINAL SETTLEMENT. Il

AL FINAL SETTLEMENT. a,.sr
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned,
~ administrators Of the estate of David c. NJ.
Parsons, deceasedSslate Of Pix county, win apply
at the next Novembes term of the said county court
for q final settlement Of their administration On said
estate, when and where all persons interested may
attend if they think proper.
JAMES W.CAMPBEEE, ! l., nt'''
E SAMUEL PHARR.i
October ist, l849. z s~ : j" 4w. ed
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
AppOintriAentby the.President.

John s.. Gallaler to be Third Auditor of the
Treasury, nee Peter Hagner.--Natiad AntdK.
gerceT.
Mr.. Hagnsr has been IS years in the public
service, having been appointed a clerk in the
Treasury Department il 1893, and was appoint.
ed the Third Auditor when that office was crea-
ted, in 1917. No government could ever boast
of a more able, honest, and efficient officer. He
has been worth more than his weight in gold to
his. country. He has been the model of what q
public servant should bel and hereafter no high
er compliment can be paid to a public officer
than to say Of, him, (similar to what was said in
Athens of Aristides the J lust 'He is as yirtu-
Gus a. Peter Hagner." Wash. Union,
The pres, is beginning to speculate upon the
organization of the next House of Representa-
lives. Will not the democrats have a majority?-
whom win they run as Speakera-who will be
elected; i seems 10 be generally conceded that
the democrats have now a majority Of one. If
they gain = member in Mississippi, they will
have TIRES. If Thomas Butler King does not
appear, they will have four. 1fa wing be not
elected in Nj. Palfrey's district, they will have
1--WE. If they gain'another member in Louisiana,
they Eih have q majority of seven. Some cGIhe
letter-writers say that "fve wing free-soilers
arafbeliexed to be pledged to vote against Mr..
Winthrop In that case, he can have but little
chance, even II he obtain The vae of Mr.. Went.
WORTH Several prominent democrats have been
named IN connection with the Chair; but We for
bearto enter into further specultiuns or details.
-CWashiigtDn Union.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

NOT1CE.--We lake occasion, in addition to
the above. to return our thanks to our friends
and the public for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on US during our lease Of the Missouri
Hotel, and would respectfully recommend a con-
inuance of the patronage under the new man.
~tgement, as we are assured that there will be
40 deviation from former charges.
.nsept-24 A. g. B. ]. VAN COURT.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

ERoM the undersigned in April last, a light bay
with q small swallowfork in the right ear. =
Any information respecting said mule, addressed
10 me at Wildwood, Lincoln county, Mo-, viii be
thankfully received. -
II / have, also, eight other mules Of the same
age, that would 9 bargain In, if application be
made BY the ,ifstof December. -. 81; ~.
October 9th, '48.-4t. H. T. MUD.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

IST ofLetters remaining IN the Post Office
at Louisiana October Isl, lS49, which ifpOt
taken out in three months, will be sent to the
General Post Office, as dead letters.
George T. Ashburn A. J. Martin
|B. II. Alexander James Mccormick
e. F. Adams. Elizabeth McGary
Avery R, Baucum AS. Morgan (2)
y. w. Benping George Mathuse
Charles BeIining Matthias Pitzer
John Bateman = William NJ. Price
John c. Beasley Mary A. PettihOns
Joshua Bartlett q. G. Scolfeld
II. H. Collins William II. Strawbe
n. C. Clarkson Peter Shelly
Miss Martha Dumont James Sparks
Rolly Dickson John F. Talifario
Henry Eof W. c. Vasgues
Rebecca Grant John W. Watson
James r. Grey L& H. Westfan
Ellen Henry Jones Yeater
Hendricks Sarah Hostutter
|Robt. Jones William M. Jones
Martha r. jackson Thomas Kinned
Long A Lovelace
j. w. Williams Jane Mcleod.
J.. RICHARDSON, Postmaster.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
FINAL Settlemeenf.

NOTICEis hereby given 10 all persons int.
IN rested, that at the next November term Of
the county court of Lincoln Co. Mo-, Ito be be-
gun and held on the I'd Monday Of said month, J
Twill apply. for. q final settlement Of the estate
Of Samuel T. Reeds, deceased.
DAVIDrSfEWART, Ex'r
Sept. oath, 1913. %! 'i5 4w.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

AHrAoixt.A Yesterday afternoon a little
boy SOME eight or ten years of age, son to
Mi. Christian Stshl, butcher, living on
franklin Avenue, near Tsanty-ffth street,
thrsv the head Of a beef to a beaf which
was chained in the yard adjoining his faith
sIa,:, This provoked the hear, and he broke
his CHAIN caught the boy and maneIed him
70 a most shocking manner, in fact, his life
!: despaired Of Mr.. Stlhl, seeing the per-
'ioas situation OF his child, vent to his as
sistance. The Infatuated animal seized Mr..
Spy the calf Of his leg, end with his fsngs
iacsratsd it badly. At this juncturs of sf-
iaifi,S Mrs. Stahl went 10 the relief of her
husbdhd and child. She seized the bear
by the neck, and potwitEstanding bis throes
and desperate efforts tofree himself from
her grasp, held him fastunti be was again
Secured With . chaih.-G. Louis Union. :
AlGAHAk -
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
500 Reward!

.RANAWAY from the subscrit
Der, 10 Pike Co., Mo-, about the
first Of April. last. q negro boy
named ALTON" about is years
old, Of . very dark color, low
and chunky made; was dressed
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

Tar undersigned beg leave
to announce to the public
that they have established
themselves permanently in
Louisiana. as
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

Bricksnsds Of glass de now used in Lon.
don n ne c~oastFuctiou Of buildings, for the
purposes et~ Introducing light without less
snlng .tss ssssagth of tie Wall&aif H,r1e5
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
tNo. a5.)

(No. 3d. -
fin ordinance requiring the attendance Of Coun.
cifarcn.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of the city Of
Louisiana, as follows:.
That any COUNCILMAN falling to attend a regular
or called meeting OF. the council, when properly
notified thereof, shall forfeit and pay for the use
of the city a sum not iessthan one dollar; provi.
ded any councilman so failing to attend cannot
give q good and sufficient reason for his or their
non~-aitendance. - Z. ra#- .alrr. -r.
Passed 30th l849. -, a." nrg.
..oG w. X. KENNEDY, Mayor.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
WHARF BOAT

T.. LOUISIANA, MO. $50, -.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SHIP
PERS OF PRODUCE:
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

IST Of Letters remaining in the Post Office
at Louisiana October Isl, lS49, which ifpOt
Lalnn out Ii, fhrna nantka .r;l ho sant In The.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05

! w. K. KENNEDY, Mayor.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
Fever gnA Ague.

"HAT IS the mode oil treatment lest
w adapted To The cure Of Fever end
Aguel 1t las Usually been tsea ed ty
medical men as DISEASE Of r>e'l. Strict
ly speaking il IS f,Qr disease. hu, symp
tom OF disease. II is .iae result, Of a d..
rangemeni of the liner. Here hes the
difficulty, and here is the disease. IL Is
therefore the liver 10 which the remedy
should be directed. Here the cause exists,
and il is the cause which is TO be renewed.
or permanent cure will Rot be effected.
BY addressing remedies 10 the symptoms.
we leave the cause untouched, ready TO
produce return of 'ae chill~ and fever,'nn
the frs, over excrtion Of mind or body
The success OF Dr. Osgood's India Choir
gngue inrtlfcring permanent cures OF such
affections is explalued by its we'll know de-
obs,ruent effect upon the hillary o'guns-
limitations are abroad, Re particular
10 enggise for 6 Dr.. Osgood's INDIAN
CEOLAGOGUE."
For sale b. The sole agen'. J. Sehss or.
Lrwisburg