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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14
Tho r9.d,m., at tho South.
nc Na,ehoz Calrlcr u ,he ~ hD

The Naehoz Courier Of the 2"d has tho FOL.
lowing:
TIM FEvrR ~ NATcurz, BY the Scv,cn's
report II will be seen that the inierments for
four days back have been ~, Of which - were
from yellow fever, OF these last, 20 were OF
whites and , al negroes.
twas generally understood yesterday that
there had been a slight but favorable change;
fewer new cases were spoken Of, and the inter
meuts decreased from IL 10 5.
The number of iutermeuts in Naic.ez from
August l6 TO September |, (b,th Inclusive II
days, have been 90, Or these about as have
been from the fever.
This is a heavy mortality for town so rc1u.
oed in population as Na,ohez.
The Vicksburgh JIdig of the 81 says;
There have been so many exaggerated rsports,
that we publish tho monthly statement Of the
Superintendent, which shows that there were
only eleven deaths during the whole month, out
ct one hundred and two cases on hand. When
we know that many eases are taken from tho riv.
or and other parts Of the city, 10 the Hospital, in
the last stages of disease, we legarl the report
as highly oreGituble to DR.. Brchett, the Hosni.
tai Physician, To show how rumor can mac
nifty, the report shows only sever deaths Of vel.
low fever, during the whole month Of August,
A New Orleans paper remarks:
Il would be an interesting statistical fact for
the Board of Health to inquire into how many
children and grown persons, borne here, have
died Of the Cever9 how many have had tho fever
twice how many colOrcd persons have died
of itg
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14
THE JOURNAL.

With this number commences the fourth vol
umo Of the Journal.
We mean our course to be, like that Of the
country itself, steadily onward, We mean to
keep a vlgilant eye upon all that contributes TO
the interests of our patrons, and communicate i.
to them. In regard to markets, we mean to
be scasonable and reliable, OCrorcign ard DO
nestle news, we mean TO have the latest and
best. Tie true interests Of Agriculture and
manufactures will receive our best attention.
Nor shall we DO confined merely 10 things
political, agricultural, manufacturing, ana COM
mcrcial. All other topics, also, which give u
spring 10 society ana go directly TO promote
mans noblest interests, viii find us their earnest
and faithful exposition.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14
From the Albany IN, W Courier aud Journal.
PROHIBIT0RY LAWS,
I Communal

We see at this moment letter in the Yves.
tern Christian Advocate dated 1T POI land, which
af,er speaking OF tho amendment TO their law,
rendering it easier Of execution, says:
"Thore has never been period of the same
length, when there has been so little disturbance
and crime, as for the last two months. | wish
every man who doubts the good effect Of this
law could come and see for himself"
PORTLAND, ME August Is, 1856.
Bno. HAzEN:-Om State Election is ap.
preaching, and the friends Of Temperance and Of
the Maine Law are on the alert, The "LiboI
ais (rummios) succeeded, by dint Of packing
caucuses and other political ntrigues, in getting
the majority in the Democratic State Convention,
and secured their man as nominee for Governor.
But this has only awakened the friends Of Tenn
peranoe, and they are resolved to show the world
that they will adhere 10 the Maine Law rather
than b. bound in party trammcls, The Maine
Law Democrats have had another Convention
and nominated good and popular man, Hon. A.
=. Morrill,, We have now four candidates for
Governor; three OF whom are outspokcn in IA
vor Of the law. Mr.. Pillsbury will command
the votes Of tho Liberals" and Of the party
Democrats; but am much mistaken if he comes
near TO an election. think the election will
show the Anti Law faction worse beaten than
ever, Beaten this time, and the Maine Law is
a fixed fact; strong opposition can never be
raised again.
The law makes lis own friends, ana only need,
10 be tried by faithful execution TO show that
it is the power which is needed, with the bless.
irg Of God and the aid OF rcSolulc citizens to
shut up the houutS Of dissipation and stop thu
dcath.llool Of l"tcmpcraucr
Yours truly
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14
A New Orleans paper remarks:
FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned ad,
! minStrator OF the estate OF JAMES TURKEY,
deceased, viii apply on the First Monday in Novem-
settlement OF said estate, when aud where all persons
Interested can attend f they think proper.
Sept, ~, '53'Ns JAMES A. EMISON, Admit
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14

The Ohio river has risen two feet, and was
failing again on the evening of Sept, 10Th; it
had fallen at Cincinnati ten inches. The Mis-
souri, river, at that date was falling, with four
and half feel water ON the bars,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

If- Rev. G. S, WEAvER will preach in the
City Hall this, Wednesday evening, Sept, H.
at early candle lighting, Text, Mark, xvi, Is
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14

EN-.wo are authorised to announce o. q. STRONG \
candidate for CRY MARsnAL At the SpprOuOhg NoyemSc
election. faupBitdl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14
EGouTr
VIVA, a Man vii, d, 70. Run!

" Aat AtNA Wal ~ ~ ANn
A case has recently occurred m the town Of
pomlrct which shows what sacrifices man will
make and what expenses he will incur for a few
gallons It run, when goaded ON hy that terrible
appetite which seems to brook no restraint, and
which Go0c but the drunkard knows the strength
". Lcmuol Harlow, OF that town, (ihe same
man whose disclosure u short time ago led 70 the
conviction Of Flint Of this town. was apprchcn-
ded while in state Of intoyicauon, AMI when
sober was taken be!src Hosea Dojon, Esq, ol
PomErct, ana after great hesitation mad. the FOL-
lowing disclosure;
He left home on ThurSd morning, and ,rav-
elca on foot to West Hartford, u distance Of six
mile, when he hired a team OF Albert William.
son O take him to Hanover, N. H., for the use
OF which he paid ) LOO. At Hanover he pur-
chased four gallons Of New Rum, together with
a small caSk, for VIII \ he paid $500. lie then
returned To West Hartford and hired Williamson
10 carry him home, and paiu him therefor -
The team giving ont under the weight Of its
precious load before J., r,achcl the place Of his
destination, he paid % n.n'S, to be carried the
re fiduc of his iJurncy. Add to this fifty cent,
for the two toll across Cuunrc,icu, river, and
horse bui'lu; at Hanover, lnl rokcs the sum
total for four gallons Of rum S6.Sj-making
$i.7l per gallon, bcSidcs hard days work ia
obtain it even at that pric,, And yet our very
amiabls friends, The rummicS, choose 10 inform
tho world that there is more rum sold and ,ranl,
IN Vermont at this time than there ever was he.
forc!! This case, like dozen others that we
might name, pretty clearly shows tn. the ia.
cihucS sor obtaining it have not been much in.
creased,
How long, VIC ask, is New Hampshire to re-
main Slop-bowl for Vermont?
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14

INV ONLEANSl SEPT, 3,
On the 9th, interments 80, including 73 of
fever,
On the 7lh, interments 20, including 81 Of re.
vera considerable decrease At Mobile on
Tuesday interments 81, fever %.
To-day, interments 60, of fever IS. At Mo-
bile, yesterday, intermeHtS q, Of fever 81,
Two post-ofioo clerks, very Young, were ar-
rested last night for stealing money from the
mails, chiefly Texas lcJlcrS-thc amount is large.
FALL CLorUNG At WuoLrSALr.--Soe adj.
ver,isemont Of Webster, Marsh * Co., of ST.
Louis
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

FESHE stock of goods in STAcEY's we'll known
4 Fancy Store, Cleveland has, has been as
sigued for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern, and have re-
moved The stock remaining unsold, to my Book
Stare in Raveuna.
The stock consists of good assortment d fJesce7ry
a very large assortment of Perfumery and toilet
articles, Shaws. Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons, Satchels, Violins, Guitars, Bows, large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great va
riety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most of the articles such as do not keep
and do not intend TO keep on sale at my Store, and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock soon
ns possible. am instructed to sell, positively, at
New York prices without adding the cost ftrans-
portation in order to close the concern speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered 10.
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable articles Mt cheap rate.
l would invite the Fttention Of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock of
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapear and better than they cap get
them in New Nork.
Call at Halls Eoot Store and examine these
articles l.. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April nth, 1888
Sentinel and Whig please copy.
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AGENC OF DIR. s. FIPCH'S
Celehratpd MedicineS.

ETSED by him with such distinguished success in the
" of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh Asthma,
Heart Diseases Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea, Piles Female
Complaints sc. Also, DR.. S. Ftch's Abdominal sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Inang Tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
health TO old age, &C.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
stantly hand his residence in Brimeld only agent
for Portage County, Ohio.
% DR.. Fitch's ''Guide Book to invalids, and direc-
tions for promoting health and instructions TO mothers,
in the management of Children, may be had, gratuit-
ousy, by calling for it at his residence above. An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brimfeld JAN 6, 1852. l!9S
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CLEVELAND AND PaETSBUREK
EeAIk ROAD.
- = - - - -.

UHNER ARRl n G E MENY
0N and after Wednesday, May Is, 1853, Pas
senger trains wall rua daily, Sundays excepted,)
follows:
Leaves Cleveland at 1000 A. NJ EXPRESS Train for
WellcvilIe and intermediate Stations; 4:45 P NJ, Ac-
commodation from for Alliance. stopping at all way
tions. 8,I5 p NJ Express lin leaves for Alliance
stopping AT Hud IN and Rayennn only.
leaves Alliance at $50 O'Clock A. d., 90 P NJ and
Ills III Accommodation Trans for Clevelad nd, stop
ping all way stations
Leaves Wellsvileat 10 NJ Express Train for Cleve
land and intermediate stations.
The IO.0BA. NJ. Express Train from Cleveland
meets daily with The following lines. at Cleveland
with the Trans from Cincinnati and Columbus, Chi
cago and Toledo, Buffilo and Dunkirk end Lake Steam
ears, at Hudson with the Akron Branch Railroad for
Guyahoga Falls and Akron; Ravenna with Wards
line of horse Coaches for Warren at Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsylvania RaiiFoad at Alliance witl
the OHIO and Pennsy ltaIroad for Canon Mas
sion and Wooster; at B1yard with Hacks for Dover.
New Philadelphia and Carrollton.
FOR PITTSG URGH-The 1000 NJ and 81 Is L
Trains from Cleveland connect Alliance with The
Ohio and Pennsy Railroad for Pittsburgh forming
Two daily lines between the two cities.
FOR TVHEELiNG.-The 1000 NJ Train from
Cleveland cunnec1sat Welisvie with the splendid side
wi eel steamers Winchester and Diurnal, the Ohio
Riyer for Wheeling and intermediate landings.
FOR PiIILADEDPHIA AND BALTIHOREr-
Passengers tickeed through from Cleveland to either
of the above cities, Uia Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania
Central Rail Road for and they can go through bV
the lO, 90 A NJ or 6. Is p NJ Trains.
The Express Tain leaving Cleveland al S:l5 Nj
connects with the Express Tram from Cincinnati and
Columbus, Chicago and Toledo and with the Lake
Shore Road from Dunkirk and Buffalo Cleveland.
| and with the Akron Branch Railroad at Hudson, for
Cuynhoga Falls and Akron, and with the OHIO and
Pennsylvania Rail Road at Alliance for Pittsburgh.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati. Chicago, Toledo or
Detroit in the morning evening go drectto Pitts
| burgI ria Cleveland, without any detention.
| RETURNING-Passengers leaving Wheeling in the
morning. will connect at Wesville with the 9, 10 NJ
Express Train aud Passengers ii Pittsburgh Salem,
Canfo Massion. Wooster and other station the
! Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad will take lie 8,30
A Nj, 90 NJ or 4 Is P n Train at Alliance and ar,
rive in Cleveland in time 10 connect with the Lake
| Shore Road for New York. via Dunkrk or Buffalo.
| Also with trains for Columbus, Cir cinnat Toledo
and Chicago and with steamers for Ports Lake Erie
and the Northwest
The above Trains connect at Hudson with the Akron
| Branch Rail Road for Cuyaloga Falls and Akron.
JOHN DURAND Superintendent.
| C. g. p. Rail Road Office,
Clevclnnd. Nov Is. 1862
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" e W DO o X S.

UNCLE TONS CABIN-Pnper and cloth binding.
GIDDINGs SPEECHES, n new and beautiful Vol
ume with Portrait, just published
PULTE's PHYsIcfAN-Latest edition with val
liable improvements.
SHADY SInE-or scenes in the life of Country
faslor, n very attractive and popular Book.
KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CAprN-Bound in cloth
nnd IN paper covers Uncle TOMS Cabin and Key
bound in one volume.
Pocket Maps of Western States, U. S. States
and of Ohio.
New Books constantly arriving. Call md OK
anime Them at Halls Book Store.
May Il 1858.
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a. B o u C IT E.

A. B 20 U C HE.
(Late Foreman Nr. John GiIiis Boot Manufacturer
Esas AS commenced the boot and shoe manufactur-
RESA jng, one door South of the c ourt House, and
y ssA=would solicit share of public patronage, and
hopes from his long experience the business to give
u sats focLion to all who may he pleased to patronz
him. He intends to manufacture the following kinds:
Gentemen's French Calf sewed and pegged Boots,
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots sewed and pegged
and many other fashions, TOO numerous to menton.-
He intends confne himself principally to the manu-
facure OF Genemen's ware.
Repairing done in good order and on short notice.
Particular attention paid to cash customers.
A. BOUCHE.
Ravenna, February 9th, 1858. 12U7-Iy
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GREAT CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN
YEARS STANDING!

/
New York, Jan. 9. 1913.
DR.. HaLsEY, DDAR SIR:-Heving taken your Forest
Wine and Pills q disease of the Liver, from
which Ibave suffered severely upwards often years.
and having adhered closely the directions winch
company The medicines have recovered my health
notwithstand all who knew me thought my case ncu-
rabe. Previous to taking the wine and pills. had
recourse the best medical treatment but continled
grow 10 an alarming degree. Some of my
spoke despairngly of my case and tried to persuade
from making of Gny advertised remedies; and,
doubt not but there hundreds who dssuaded
from taking yout excellent medicines, consequence
of the deception and ineffciency of many advertised
remedies put forth by unprnciped men, iii flaming adj
vertsements Lei, what pity II 49, that the deception
used by others, should be the of dssuadug many
aboting under disease. from making trial and being
cured by your excellent remedies. Humanity speaking
they have saved my life; when | commenced making
of 1hemI was in wretched condition. but began
to experience their good effects les than three days
and in six weeks from the lime purchased the medi-
cines, the great surp of all my friends, WIS
trey cured, and had ncreH fifteen pounds in weight,
havlrg ken one box of the Pills. and bottles of
t e Wine. Would to God that every poor sufferer
would avail hlmsel of the same remedies.
Yours, &C.. JAMES WILSON.
DR.. DAVID MARVIN celebrated practitioner of New
York, declared publicly that bottle of Easey's
Forest Wine contained more virtues than fifty of the
large bottles of Sarsapara. Messrs S. S. Sampman
& Co., the largest and most respectable Druggists in
Syracuse in letter, say: From what they have heard
and good medicine and will undoubtedly, become the
leading medicine of the day. DIR. Mott of New York
nj subscrhes TO the virtues of Ha!seys Forest Wine
by recommending it to many of his patients.
GP Sew hrldred certificates from physicians, cler-
gymen and individuals Of known respectabiliy, have
been given estilyiug to the great made 5y CDR.
Halsey's Forest Wine and Pills. Among them Is the
cure of Mr. John Syms. of 525 Pearl ST., New York
cured of Ais lion of the Liver and bad Cough, after
having been given over by his physicians, who pro-
nonnced his seated Consumption. a child of Mr.
William Bowers, Broadway. New York, who had been
dreadfny afflicted with Scrofua, of four stand
ing cured in less than six weeks time Mary J. Brown
daughter of Rev. james Il. Brown of Disease OF the
Heart, and inclpcnt Consumption. Others of Jaun.
dce Others of Piles others of general debility, others
of gravel female complaints, &c
DR.. Halseys Office. No. 308 Broadway New York
The Forest Wine large square bottlcs, 81 per bottle
SIX bottles for S5 Gumcoaed Forest Pills 25 gents
per box. For sale by the appointed agent Ravenna
ll82-28 Q. HATCH, Druggist Main st.
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J.. HE WIT It's
EXP RiESS NAIL LINE

THREE TIMES A WEEK BETWEEN HIRAM
AND, RAKEN1VA.
eSAka THE undersigned will run hack
Gs& for passengers, three times week
between Hiram and Ravenna. Passing through
Garrettsville, Freedom and Shalersve
Leaves Hiram, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, at z o'clock A. M.
: Leaves Garrettsville at 9 O'Clock A. M, and ar
rives at RavenDa at IL O'Clock A. M. in time for
fhe Pittsburgh Train of Cars.
RETURNING,
Leaves Ravenna same day at O'Clock P. NJ. and
arrive at Garrettsyie at O'Clock P. M. and ar
ffYes at Hiram at 6fo'clock P. M.
- He will also carry passengers to any point
of from the regular route, which they may desire
10 reach, at reasonable rates.
az FARE FROM HIRAM TO RAVEN
ma FIFTY CENTS. IA
! Hiram, March 8. 1858. J. HEWITT.
N. B.-After April 1st, Hewitt's Express will
run daily.
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EH. B. Horton s. Go.
Mglo=ReAN MANUFACTURERS,

.
AKRON, OHIO
THE Melo- Pean is Musical Instrument, ad-
mirably adapted, by its sweetness of Tone aud
Power for either the Parlor Choir For ease of Per
!ornance, quickness of touch expression durability and
cheapness it stands unrvaed by any instrument in
PATENTED JUNE 1919.
These instruments after many years of labor and exper
men have been brought to state of perfection and
SUCH are warranted and offered to the public
We extensively engaged in the manufacture of
these
UMFEyasged Instruments!
and prepared by the aid of Steam Power furnish
in any quantities. to such favor with their pat
ronage All persons desrous of obtaining good musical
instrument should fail give these hearing and
examination. before purchasing any other kind.
PRICES FIsOFs StOO $50.
They be with perfect safety any part of the
country.
All enquiries orders addressed to the undersignedw
will receive prompt attention.
II. B. HORTON & Co.
Akron, Summit Co.. o.. July II, 1852. 1192-1y
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S. E A W SO N,
SUCCESSOR TO NJ. HUBERT

(SUCCESSUR TO NJ. EULBERT,)
RAyEMNA. OEIo.
DRASS Founder, Copper Smith, Tin and
ID Sheet Iron Worker-keeps on hand gen.
eral assortment of Stoves, Stove pipe, Tin and
sheet Iron ware. Also Brass and Copper Ket
ties. Chain pumps, Cast Iron Revolving pumps
Lead pipe, Sad Irons Brass and Copper cast
ings, Gun trimmings &c.
Also, Tin Roofing Cutters and spouiing put
up at short. notice.
C. Job Work done 10 order ano most kinds
Of produce tnken in exchanges. A few doors
south Of the Court House.
S. RAWSON.
Ravenna, Jan. 25, 1853. 1904
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DG D { Q S { 5 !
DR., B, T, SpELMksJ

VI OULD announce TO the people of Ravenna and
w its v;ciny, that he has located permanently in
this place. where he will always hold hmselfi in readl-
to attend every call in his professional line In
addition the insertion of artificial teeth puggnng
&C., particular attention will be paid the diseases
of the meuth and gums, branch of the profession
usually neglected
Dr. 5. Is possession of all the improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference those
of any other city the union; and manufacturing his
ineral teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance
mon to proclaim teeth Owing TO the absorption which
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
moved is necessary make of teeth that
much longer than the natural organs that
when the teeth used, instead of being
ornament tEey often disfgure the mouth: will the
of the old fashioned gum teeth obvate the difficulty
But the improvedmethod removes every objection and
though they composed of the materials, they
constructed 10 be much serviceable and
durable, and ia of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred in the repairs
of the Old kind. There verymany advantages
suting from these Improvements, which cannot be set
forth in notice SO brief Those interested there
fore invited call at his Office and Dr. s. will be glad
explain The advantages of this the old plan
plan which he practced for years before he receiv.
ed the improvements. References will be gwen TO
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him, and to individual in this village who has an
entire set in both jaws.
Office IN Seymour's Block over the Post Office.
Rayenna Nav 9th. 1851,
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CITY WARE-ROOMS.
NEW AND SPLENDID EETERPRlZF.
FURNITURE ARR1vEn,

EU a n I TURE ARRIVED!
ANRlFFlN Il BOSTWiCK are now establishing The
Va Furniture business, extensive scale in Ra
VIENNA. Our furniture selected from one of The
best manu- featuring establishments IN New York Civ
This business has long been neglected in IpayenDa
and people who wished TO furnish their parlurs and
sleeping rooms, have been compelled 10 20 10 Clcve.
land New York Pittsburgh 10 purchase. The in
of population and wealth calls for more nshion
able furniture, and prepared crafty the
improved of the people, and save them the addi
tional expense of going to the cities
We design opening splendid wareroom in the
New Brick Block when finished At present the work
will be found at A. b. Grin's Old Stand, opposite the
Univcrsalist Church
r. 2 Please call and examine for yourselves.
The following is list Of part of our stock:
10 Sofas,
Quartctt tables,
IL Marble top side tables,
10 Center and card tables,
l2 lare mahogany rock,
dozen Alalogany chairs,
A splendid secretary and book ease.
Crab tables
Mahogany bedsfends, lounges, bureaus, cane
chairs, &C., in fact gene raj of Cabinet
Ware, including variety of Looking Glasses and Mat
rasses, bticklcYs Bed-boslom can't he beat. Collins
on hand usual.
WANrED:-A first rate article OF seasoned Black
walnut Lumber. An prco will be paid.
! . GRIFFIN q, S,BOSTWICK.
Rayenna. July 70, 1883. Ie2ii-Gm
PUMPS.
1 nEln al
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HoaEMsAcK,s EIvER PULLS.

No part Of the system is liable disease than the
Liver it serving 6terer purify the blood giving
the proper secretion 10 the bile that any wrong action
of the Liver affects the other important parts of the sys-
and results yaEously IN Liver complaint. Jaundice.
Dyspepsia &c. We should therefore, watch every symp-
tom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These pills beng composed roots and pants furnished
which augmenis The secretion from the pulmonary mueus
membrane promotes The discharge of secreted matter
I'd. An Alternative which changes in some nexplicabe
the certain bid action of the system. Sd
Tonic winch gives and strength to the nervous
tenn, in heath ehd vigor 10 all parts of the boGs.
9TH Catharc which in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients and operating the Bowels aud
peng the whole Of corrupt ana vitiated matter and
purifying the blood Nch destroys disease and restores
health.