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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
STATE Of INDIANA,
RSHALL COUNTY. s..

NJ
you are hereby notified that the
appraisers appointed for that purpose,
have assessed damages, BY reason Of tbs
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road, pass
ing across the west half of the south
west quarter of section 35, in township
81 NORTH OF range east, owned by you,
IN Marshll County, Indiana. at the sun.
OF Fifty dollars; which aprraisement has
been This day returned 10 tie Office Of
the Clerk of the Marshall circuit court
The Fort Wayne AID Chicago Rel
Road Company.
By Z. IL. REEVE, atty for the Com.
Sept. 8. 1853 2S,3.
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o. D fft1G I'D

Died on r. Il inst, in this county,
MARY L. r ,aisnt daughter OF John and
Slrsh Jane Snyder.
DIED on TUESDAY night last, ANTHoSY
S. BuNNrL. one Of thhe Trustees of this
township. and an old and highly respec-
ted cftizen Of the county.
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- To = IN I 1lI9Is5f y ~ =.
Shortly b@fore o'clock this morning
what was left of Table rock fell with
crash. The projecting rock
is now all gone. No one is supposed TO
have been unde. it.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY. ss:

To G. Foot:
iO u are hereby notified that the
appraisers appointed for that purpose,
have assessed damages. by reason of til.
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the south west quarter of the
north east quarter. OF section %. in town
ship 80 north, of range east, owned u
You, in Marshall county, Indiana. at The
sum of'wenty five dollars; which apprais-
ment has oeen this day returned to the
office OF the Cieik of the MARSHALL Circuit
Court
The Fort Wayne e. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By G. IL. REEVE. atty for the Com
Sept. 8. 1888. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
isotlce Of Inso.veG.g.

HlJE LeirS and creditors of Huron J. Met
calf dece ased, are hereby notified that
application, by petition, will be made 10 the
cour Of Common Pleas of Marshall county,
Indiana, at lis next term, 10 be holden in
Plymouth on the 3D. Monday in October next,
FOR an or er to declare and settle the estate
of said deceGent Is insoivent.
JAMES II. CASE Admr.
Sept Is, 1853. 2-t3
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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. s.:

To J. NJ. Watson:
OU are hereby notified that the op-
! prdisers appointed for that purpose.
have assessed damages. by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the south part. of the west
half, of the south east quarter of section
IS, in Township SO north. of Range !
east, owned by you. in Marshall County,
Indiana, at the sum of twenty dollars;
which aprraisemrnt has been this day
returned 10 the Office of the Clerk of the
MARSHALL Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY c. IL. REEVE. atty for the Com.
Sept. 8, 1858 2St3.
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Gov. Poindexter. tx Governor of Mis-.
-issipri. died "a Jackson, in shat State on
The 9Th inst.
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Masonic REVIEW We are under OBJ
legations TO the pgoprietors for the Octo-
Der number of this valuable Magazine.
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Advertisements to insure inser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day OF publication.
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Fancy & Dress Goods,
state OF Indiana. ! CO
EsalSis;sis eOsssssy. Dc

Elizabeth Nichols,
VS. Petition for Divorce.
Samuel Nichols,
xhaRE1A' the above a named onsa,s complain
torneys, has this day filed in the Clerk Office
of tie Marshall circu; court, her petition tor a
Divorce, against lie said defendant, Samuel
Nichols, and also the af1i tavit OF disinierest-
ed person, showing to my satisfaction that the
sand Samuel Nichols is nonresident tie
State of Indiada. There ore, the said san i I
Nichols is hereby notified oithe filing ald pen
dency o tie said compliments peution, ant;
that unless lie be and appear before the jud &C
OF said court at the next Term thereof, 10 DC
holden al lie court house in Plymouth in the
county and Safe aforesaid, and plead answer
or denur 10 said petition, the matters and
tiInsS contained in Tie same viii be heard
and Ia ken as confessed. and decree rendered
accordingly.
AtteSt--R. CORBALEY, Clerk.
sept Is, 1898. a., 90 IT..
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Per Niagara.

BREADsTUFFs. Market continues very
feverish and excited. and settled quota
tons cannot be given. Brown. Shipley
< Co. quote white wheat at 9sSd--wes
tern canal flour 29s6d- de pllia
Baltimore and Ohio 3ls6d.
Indian corn more active at advanced
prices.
The weather has been unfa, ora5le FOX
agricultural purposes, and is still unset
tied.
Accounts from the French sgricultu
raj districts are favorable.
The latest intelligence from the East
is less favorable for an adjustment Of the
war question.
The price Of breadstufTs in the foreign
markets seems To be the most exciting
topic at this time. and is most calcua
ted TO interest our readers. 1t will be
perceived that the foregoing and follow
ing items corroboratc the statement here
tofore made in relation to the excitement
here TO fore prevalent in the English nla =
ket.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

Extraordinary activity reigns in The
Odessa grain market. Stores are made
quate to contain the arrivals.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

The cholera is spreading over the north
of Europe.
The overland mail from India and Chi
IA arrived OH the 29ih.
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STATE OF Indiana. !
Nar,IlaiI County. ~

laT,ialI County, "'
Marshaii Circuit Court, February term
1854.
Elisha S. Wadswcrih. !
Fsancis B. Cooley,
In Y. Fafwei,
Cia..vs \. Henderson, : Foreign A:t'mt.
Joh:. Gaibraith,
Arii:ui Ducat.
!: II L writ Of Attachment heretofore is
i sued in this behalf. out Of the Office
of ih- Clerk Of The Marshal Circult Court
having been IT turned by the Sheriff of
said County, by which il appears that
lie following real estate his been at
taChed as the property o f said de- PENDANTS,
,o-wit: The south east one fourth OF sec
'ion twenty TWO. in township thirty 1--WE
north, Of range one east. Also The north
east fourth o. section thirty six. in town
thirty five north. of range one east Also
he east hall of the south west fourth Of
section twenty TWO. in town thirty five
north of range one east; making IN all
four hundred acres. more or less. and
appraised at the sum of twelve hundred
dollars.
And il having been made satisla toriiv
10 appear by the affidavit Of a compstent
person. that the de fendants. Gaibrai IN
and Ducal, are pom residents Of The STATE
of lndiana: the said defendants are there
for. notified Of the pendeucy ofsald writ;
aud that unless they appear. and plead,
answer or demGr thereto. on or before the
calling of said cause on the second DAY
Of the next term Of the Marshall Clrcui:
Court. to De held at the Court house in
Plymouth. in said county on the third
Monday of February next. the same will
be heard aud determined in .helT absence.
RICHARD CORBALEY Cl'k n. c. c.
pr. SAMUEL B. CoRBhLEY. Deputy.
Osborne & Woodward. lis Attys.
Plymouth. Sept. 2lst, 1888. 1913.
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, IS:
IT, James L. adman:
YOU are hereby notified that the
appraisers appointed for that purpose
have assessed damages. by reason of tn,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the north west quarter OF sec
ton IL, in township 80 north. of range
, east owned BY you. in Marshall coun
~. Indiana. at the sum of one hundred
dollars; which aopralsement has beei
| this dav returned o the office of the Clerl
OF the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d. Chicago Raj
Road Company.
By c. II REEVE. atty for the Com
Sept. 8, 1898. 2S'3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

V ~ ~ A Fine Assortment from
l. u, SIC to 81 90 per. ID. by
II. B. PERSHING & Co.
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u O 2 n 7 O. n

THIS Acton Saturday last we re
fourteen and half days. aud yet Ameri
can enterprise is not satisfied with this
The watch word of The age is still OH
ward. and onward let it be.
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The following is from Richardson &
Bros circular of August 90: On the
evening of our last market day. Friday,
"a good deal of rain fell, which circum-
stance, together with continued de-
mand for france. caused very active
demand for wheat and flour. "a an i'm
pruvement of LAID On The former. and Is
per Dbl on the latter Having in the
meantime become more settled, the ac-
tivlty Saturday was not general. Hold
ers were firm in demanding extreme ties,
and. where sales were made. they were
obtained. On Monday. the flour market
was as excited as ever; but, on Tuesday.
the Both. the high prices had begun to
check business-nomina advance 81 a s.
August 30-We had full attendance
of the trade a this A. NJ. The specula
tive feeling noticed above rather subsidized
to day, aud the trade generally operated
with more caution, however a fair de-
mand was experienced in wheat at the
advance noticed above. Flour met will,
only consumptive demand. large buyer,
being unwilling 20 follow up the full adj
vance required.
| Western canal lonr 29s6l; Philadel
phla 30s6; Baltimore 30s6l.
Indian corn had improved ls6l. Vel
low sold at 80 cd.
LONDON MARKETS. 80 and 3lst- Con
side I'd BILE business has been done. Flou
Was firm at 30s6da3ls. Money had sud
denly become tight. and a further rise il
rates of interest was expected. TIE;
steady and better. Tallow dull. Con
soils 97aa975.
LIVERPOOL. 3lst.
The last Intelligence from Constant
! nople was to the 22d. Col. Buff left yes
terday with an autograph letter from III
Sultan to the Emperor Of Austria for pro
curing the evacuation of the province
I. and the preservation of peace.
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MarsLail Circuit Court, February term
1854.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-16


asbepg in respect prcent ntsrure n iesrrvn9
of medical patronage. II sirdrbfed for l;s superiority
Doubt rot <uni d nntse-ct ,,erins and to ih peru'
liary moderate metld Of dIiilInp mLicl leaves the
hra and less voaii.c rsseI! als oh ei The marcy
and tie berry. hehti IN tie si =, is Also is - fiiirn
account fur tie refined &C. LIZ Hhc,e orE~r e,nS.
bu! in regard tn ;fe spc ia qtar of dc Eaan Jumper
berry, Of Which the nuf rrcr srcak< h LIS cjrcalaf
have TO chemical kI0~iedf mn iiteFrih IT, lighter ots
differs ffdm that or tfe -unipcris tosots. fnd llnf
the phe oil Of both roarizes to Il jei. d y.Ids @ih
1yirpc hloFic acid. liquid canpI.cr dis acid leipg in
ihe stomach as principal component f c sqsrr jiilp
probably cau,rs ii,s material froro he eil and
the Irdif,sipr %nram fr Which il Has f)netiy
and will, tfGltably again he renowItd. - -
co~tqnently5 regard Mr. Nbsb's sf1is:a'n Aromatic
Srhraprs as yiiiuable secession tSpr pLalraseuiia
agents: to say nothing # us comparative nposynrsreta
TO those "ho'use distilled flutys as k;yeragr Il" prs
sofs rar ling in he S0uE west, where te brst waller
fvfnentY produces distressing and son:emss even yaf.
getous eifc. upan erShns % 70 Them fsl uld
bink it Would De good prceapfionnIy rrfaisihn. as
eounteractye or preventive o. ,ose effects when niAed
sudeatc quantities ktulI ercntS. il is tie purcst pts
ble article Of Holland Gin. heetsfe understandable nd as
sreI may be safely prsscrihedb by physicians. -
DAVID L. MOTT. M. u.
j Iiarma rutjcul Ihrmst.L
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Thc state of soutI,. CaroIina.

HlS Certlhcate under the Laws vi the state aiefe
Il said, authorizing the formation OF Emited fait-
nerships, witnesseth that Limited Partnership has
been formed between the undersigned nentloncd
within said Certificate, under the name of DOUGLAS
NESBlT. The general nature OF the business tothe
transaced, by which is the TRANSPORTATION Gf
PASSENGERS AND THE PRODUCTS OF THE
SOIL AND MERCHANDISE, in and by the steamer
Marlboro and Lighters Ito be owned by the saidapt-
nership, between the City Of Charleston and the
towns ofGeorgetown and Cheraw, and Columbia and
Camden, ant all intermediate landings and stopping
places and for the towage of IN the said Yor1s.
DOUGLAS NESBlT, of Charleston, M said : Statc, is
the General Partner The Special Partners are, oi1S
MlLLSand E. NJ. BEACH, firm of Mills aud Beadi)
ARCHIBALD CAMERON. DAVID MCsFARR-ant
JOSEPH JOHNSON. jr., firm Of Cameron, Mustard
L. Co,) of Charleston State aforesaid each Of which
firms has contributed to the common stock OF the Part
-nership, eleven hundred and fifty dollars WILLIAM
Bs.SAllTLl, HUGH E. VINCENT, ARChiBALD'
KINGaG EuECE Il. RICHARDS, THOMAS J.CGM-
MINGs JAMES S, CHAMBERS, ROBEkTW, DISH:
Err, Is. NJ STRODEI, all Of Charleston aforesaid The
first Of whonlhas contributed tweuty.eight hundred
and seventy five dollars, the secondHfnty three tun-
lred dollars and each of the resteleFta hundred and
fifty dollars. JOHN McCOLEiisSaa and AN ClllBAED
H. DOUGLAS, of Benuettsviifes State aforesaid, the
former Of whom has contributetcleven Hundred and
tisty dollars and the latter twentyesht handredand
seventy five dollars.
The t'op,r,nership commences ON the goth june,
A. D.. 1853 and will terminate on the 20th June, a.
d., 1855 (SignetD
DOUGLAS NESEIT. A. H. DOUGLAS.
II. H. HISllER. ARCHIBALD KING,
G. Il. RICHARDS, II. H. NlNCENT,
J. s. CHAMBERS, O. Mills,
ARCID CAMERON, +. NJ. BEACH,
DAVID MUSTARD. JOS. JOHNSON, Jr.,
r. j. CUMMING, B. M S'rRODEL,
W. B. SMITH, JNO. McCOLLUM.
July -. %
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Copartnership Notice.

fTNHE undersigned having entered into a Copartncr-
4. ship in the City Of Charleston, under the name
and firm of CHAMBERS, ClilS0LM MOORE, for
the purpose Of transactng general FAcToAGE AID
COMMISSION Business respectfully tender theirservces
to their friends acquananccs and the public gencr.
allv for the selling of Cotton or the purchasing of
Goods Of any description.
Any or all ofthe products, or manufactured articles
the country will be received upon consignment dis
posed of promptly, and to the best advantage, AT
such times as there may be only limited demand for
an article consigned to them markct will be found
where it will command its value.
The receiving and forwarding Of Goods will also
have their prompt attention.
Every exction will be used to conduct al:business
entrusted to their care. in such manner as to make
it mutually profitable and agreeable -
Liberal advances upon ConSgnments will be made.
From their long experience in business and general
acquaintance withtle wants and desires of the people,
with pledge to devote their entire time and skill
the business, they lattcr themselves that they will be
enabled to give entire satisfaction.
A share OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
3. W. CHAMBERS -
HENRY L: CHISOLM,
W. c. MOORE.
July 5lh, 1853. 27-7t
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

:. Foa PEEsERviSe, RESTORING AND BEArr. FIlNG TUE
HuR is the MOST delightful and wondeful article the
world ever produced It's astonishing successs with
out apfecedent in tile history Of the Kaeria Aediea-
Dark andluxurant curls soft and glossy hair, with
scores of admirers, (mark this Ladies) is the unv'r-
eal effect Of the Kathairon. Bald and gray heads
SO d perfectly astonishcd THE Kathairon has fully
restoredmy hair after ajaldness ofl2 years. A.JAY
CourrIIaur, 76 Bond-St. n Y."> The kathairon is
certain cure for Nervous Head Ache, and all Cu,ane
Gus Diseases Sold by all dealers everywhere. Try
it. Price only % cents in'large bottles Ds Barnes
Proprietor, l6r Broadway, n. Y.
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. fIaviland,
Harrall g. Co. Wholesale Agents, Charleston
July &c. - Sm-S0
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HEAD QUARTERS.

Order No.
INllE following clause of section thirteen Of the Act
l. Of 1871. if not complied with by the Brgadier
Generals or Commandants Of Brigades, the law will
bc strictly enforced.
ale shall annually make and transmit to the Adm
tint and Inspector General Of this State, by the first
day of October, q full and complete report Of the
strength of his Brigale Of the public arms equip
ments books ordnance and military stores i'll its pos
session.
After the extension Of this order, designations will
not be accepted until the above is complied with
The Major Generals are charge withthe extension
of this order Bv order of the Commander n-chief.
j. W. CANTEY, Adjt. and Insp. Cen
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Eia Equity.
South Carolina---Kershaw District

Robert Wilson VS.. Paul Il. Eiepigue Ct. al.
Sale of Residence and hts IN Camden
TN obedience to an order made at last June Term Of
L the Court of Eqnty in and for the District and State
aforesaid will offer for sale at public outcry before
the Court House do r in Camden. on the lst Monday
in August next. the house and lots on Broad Street
in the town of Caden belonging to the estate of Mrs
Martha L. Wilson, decd, situated in the upper part
of the town, fronting the public square, and elligiby
situated The said lots known and designated in the
plan of the said town as lot No. $50, and half lot No
$751; The premises will not be OLD Tor less SUN than
twelve hundred dollars
Terms half cash. for the balance, bond payable in
two equal annual instalmcnts with interest from its
date, payable annually with at crst two GOOD and su
tclent surctics thereto and mortgage ofthc premises
Purchaser to pay all expenses of papers, &c
W. H. R. WORKMAN, c. 4. X. D
June IL. $3.50 2S-it
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Mse. SQEEEEs ;:

WILL remain n,comden for few days During
W his stay he will open Room over the POST
OFFICE for the purpose of taking DAGUEEREoTYPES.
and will be happy to wait those who uy favor him
with call
Thankful for tlcliberal patronage which he received
dur,ug his previous visit 10 this place. he would still
solicit continuance vi the same.
At his room will be found large collection o! spec
mems among which is Daguerreotype OF Mr.. Calhoun
one of Jenny Lind and one of Robt. Burns.
Lkenesscs taken o. sick deceased persons at their
residence
Daguerreotypcs, Portraits and Engravings copied.
Instructions given in the art and apparatus furnish
ed if desired
Nav l7-20f
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HEAD QUARTERS.
July 5lh, 1853.
MlLFonD, June o3d, 1853.

MlLtOHD, JUNO -ou 1000
VNHE following Regiments will parade for drill and
i review at the times and places specified below,
viz: -
The 9Th Regiment of Infantry at Hunters, on Satur.
day the 10th Of August.
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry at Pickensvillc, on
Tuesday the 23d Of August a.
The Sd Regiment OF Infantry at Toney's Old Store,
on Thursday the 25th Of August. - IL
The lst Regiment Of Infantry at Brutops on SatT-
day the 27th OF August
The Commissioned and Non. Commissioned officers
will assemble the day previous at the place of rendez.
vous OF their respective Regiments for drill and in
struction
The Major General will, with his Staff attend the
Reviews.
The Brigader Generals will with their Staff, attend
the reviews in their separate Commands and charg
ed with the extension Of this order.
By order Of the Commander-in-chcf,
JW. CANTEY,
Adj. and [nsp. Gen.
June 2S ......
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JouRNAL oFr1oE FOR SALE.

As have determined to remove from Camdeh,. l
will sell to approved purchaser, on accommodating
terms, THE OFFICE OF THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
The Paper is doing WELL better perhaps pecpniarly
than at any former period of its existence and unless
get favorable opportunity to dispose of it, will be
continued under the management of its former propr
etor Mr.T. W. PEeUEs, who will take pleasure in Civ
ing all necessary arynor,naton to any one desirous Of
engaging in the business The Office is well furnished
with every thing usually found in a printing office.
- THO, J. WARREN
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Patent Medicines, &c.

4 FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them
Holoway's Ointment Cherry Pectoral
Ho!loway's Pills Hastings Syrup Naplha
lloLeisack's Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup Of Liver
Mexican Mustang Lni- wort and Tar and Cam
mcnt claagua
Paiu Killer Day's Magical Pain Ex-
Scltzer Apcricnt tractor
Barry's Trcupherous Christies Galranic Belts
Jayucs Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
Railways Ready Relief Fluid
OXygcnated Bittcrs Brow's ;ss. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sarsaparilla Murray's Fluid Magncsia
Sands Sarsapara Cod Liver Oil
Townsemds Sarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dye
FaLnes"cks Vcrmilugc D piatory Power
Wstar's Dalsam Wild Cher-Magnctic Plaster
ry
For sale by I. L. ZEMP.
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Sherifi'S Sales.

1OT virtue Of sundry wrts of ii. f to me directed.
- | will sell before tht Court House in Camlcn,
the first Monday in September next, the follow
ing property. to-wit:
One Negro man named Jake ITO be sold subject
to mortgage.
a stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Wares. &C., one
two horse Wagon and Harness. one fine Buggy and
Harness, two Horses, seven head of Cattle more or
less, one lot Of Hogs. Levied upon and to be sold as
the property Of James W. Baskiu the suit OF Mary
Thorn and others'vs. j. W. Baskin
Conditions Cash.
THO. BASKlN s. X. D.
Aug II. sol Is
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POaSONHyG.

Thousands Of parents who fermifuge composed o
Caster Oil, Caoei. &c. are no; aware, that while they
appear benefit the patient, they actually laying the
foundations for series of Diseases such saliration loss
Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
Ia another column will be found the advertisement Of
Hebensaeis Medicines which ask the attention Of
ali directy Interested ntleir we'll the. Chill
dr-usheah. luIirer Complaints and all disorder. ari
sing from those of bilious type, should make Use OF the
only genuine medicine, Hobensaek's Liver Pills.
Hr."Bs NOT DECEIVED" bit ask !Cr llobensack =
Wona SSrap and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature of the Prpprietur, N HOBENSaCK, as
none else are genuine. - -