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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

TxESTs. - Indian Agents. - We
the Indian Agencies have been
Zen. L B. Robertson formerly Farmer
nahas, has beer. appointed agent for
zen. AnLsrOx, Of Sodth Carolina,
: the OtOes, and Major A. ARNOLD,
oun' \. t. Agent or the Shawnees
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

We have been shown specimens Of
: at this place by WEsrFALL &
which are P~rQnOunoed-by judges to
as ever vase By making early
"a few" can be obtained.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST ., 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09
MORE MFN WANTED

14OAeN NLGLN
A FEW more active and energetic young men can
"A find immediate employment, BY which they can
easily make $500 to $1,000 a year, to act as agents fu,
several new and popular works, just published for
agents, and not for sale in book stores.
We have a great many agents employed, manv Of
whom are making from SIS to $50 per week. Those
who wish to engage in this pleasant and agreeable
business, viii for particulars, requisites, &C.. address
CT DERBY & co.
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers.
Editors Of Newspapers, by giving the above and
following, three insertions, and calling attention to
it, shall receive any three Of the following works.
Life of Josephine, by Headiy, SIPS
Life Of Lafayette, SIPS
Life Of Napoleon. m Sl.25
Wild Scenes Of a Hunters Life, 800
Life Of Mary and Martha Washington, Si.OO
Odd Fellows Amulet, Sl00
Any person wishing any Of the above books, can
have them sent By mail, free Of postage. on receipt
Of the above retail price.
yl-n4 @. /. DERBY & co, New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09
LOOK OUT!

A IL persons are hereby forwarned from buying
IA the South West fourth Of Section Is, Township
6, North Range Is, East Of the sixth Principal Mer-
dian, in Remaha county, N. T., nav occupied by
ThOs. Heddy; as / have a right to said claim that IS
indisputable. B. B. THOMPSON.
BroWnviIle, July 9Th, 1856. vl-n5tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09
Virginia Hotel,

-et5a 81. LUIS, 8O. I'D Sac
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
THIS new and extensive Hotel, located on the cor
Il nero Of Main and Green streets, in the city Of st.
Louis, continues In successful operation, dnder the
Proprietorship Of ]. Il. SPARR and his able assis-
tants.
For the information Of strangers, we would state
that this is the most extensive Hotel in this CITY,
fronting on Main, Green and Second SITS, and having
a ~sOutherly front of 800 feet, which affords good vsIr-
tlatlon during the summer months, the rooms being
well arranged to insure that end; and is ONE SQUARE
ONLY from the railroad Packet Landing, and directly
opposite the Railroad Ferry. There is attached 30
the Hotel, an extensive shaving Saloon, with Baths;
and the Proprietor has fitted UP Tlall3
Bathing Rooms for the Ladies,
Which they may enjoy free Of Charge.
The Public are respectfully invited to cali. the
Proprietor pledging for his house, every CONTEXT us
ually found in first class Hotels. Meals furnished to
suit Railroad time. Charges $500 per day.
Fl-n4 9aIa1 zoe j. H.sSPARR
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

DIANKS Of every description. III sale a, his
ID Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

Icertify that - has this day fled in nay Office
a notice in accordance With the 18th section Of the
Act establishing the Office of the Surveyor General
of Kansas and Nebraska, and granting presumption
rights to actual settlers for e--q quarter section
number@,in township number-, in range
number --, east Oe the thPrin.ipaT Meridian. H.
- Territory. OBS
Surveyor General
af fafr Of Kansas and Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

\. ". FURNAs, EditOr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

Sarssg0r esasTaI'. u, <. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09

S. Z. sP1Eyn, 70. es Fourth street. between
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-08-09
Bridge NOfice.

City, Il. I. Aug, 9, 1856. Yl-n1Otf
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23


COUNTY MEErixc or r.;r "ivarpr,nr,,.,,, >,
OR KUN P+aTY.--The independents, notwi,h.
standing their POSTERS advertisements nd other
EFFORTS to get up y grand Demonstration" 4"
had very sma! meeting on Thursday last in
Dover 10 show the sire Of Ihe mesting we
wiii n,rrate simple anecdote: A gentleman
went IN search Of some eggs, which could not
be had, but was informed that there WINS to bo
convention that day in the town. and if he
would wait until after the people came. he corld
doubtless be supplied, as many of them would
bring some marketing. He did so, and upon
gong around the second time. met with tho
same result, and learned that only three per-
sons had arrived. We have heard that ,bere
were IN reality right These eight are the
remnant OF the little band which made sncb n
"splutter two years ago. They seem 70 be
growing "snall by degrees and beautifully
less" one OF the most prominent of the mar.
u wv" Years ago, has since connected himself
win the church, and of course can no lonper
have fellowship them. Preamble and resolu.
lions which had been "cut aud dried were
then read and unanimously passed, to the effect
that they would eadeavor to maintai in that lib.
erty aud independence which our foreiathers
fought, bled and died for, viz freedom TO get
drunk fight and disturb the peace-to vote for
no man or set OF men to the Legislature who
Will not publicly pledge himself to vote for the
repeal OF the act for the suppression of intern
perance. They are in favor of the revival of
the law that gave our merchants the right to
sell sPrituous and fermented liquors, by payine
tn" same for the license as on other mercban.
dIze; and that all inns or taverns have tho
right to sell spirits and fcrmcnred liquors, by
paying reasonable sum therefor, and the same
I" be appropriated for the use of our public
schools They also 60 for a change in the con-
stItutlon and other reforms, and resolve TO have
their tickets head " For Convention"
What a beautiful state of society We wouId
have If all the people were of the same calibre
as these.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

every direction in the western par Of " asbiDc.
0''' i"'S VIII be Of lhnenSe nse to steam
navigation in the Northern Pacific. The In
o@h war with which both these Territories are
~" '''rSeo aad desOlated, although it may tenn.
P0fafily affect their prosperity, will not infirt
,nS'i's injuries upon their growth and p. .ogress
iney VIII yet proudly rank by the side of their
F'cher sister to the southwark, and with her
form a Pacific group to tat bright place in
the galaxy Of American &, ,tHGerated Reonb.
lies.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23
SMYRNA. DEL Inlu III 1A.G

''"l hN"' OEL., July II, 1906.
.Hr. Editor VIII you have tho kindness IN
insert these few lines in your paper, for IN. in
formation of the public, respecting INV Graip
reaper That an impression OF lis " natural
death may be removed, wonld state that
the machine manufactured by Inc has been
tried recently and NOT found wanting in opv
particular, save a slight impertection in the
apron-whch can be- easily rcmedird. The
Reaper works well, and can cut a a." "fv4.tao,
through with two horses; il can be- ina uaged
with ease by the driver, and "turDed abont "
without the least difficulty; the ground whre!s
arc live feet high, and both of them work tho
Knives wHh center notion | have been
'ohs u'he STRIVING to complete it, aud, haylno
al Length surmOuntrd all obstacles. am nlnos.
ed with the successful operations OF the Rranrr
ana hope to give full satisfaction ncxt harvest
when several of them will ba comnI,tnd far
trial. The object of my machinr is, to cn In.
grain aud deliver it in lunches ON the oropnd
1t works directly ahead of tho team ;nd cu,e
ITS own through" without the use of = cr,.
'le' Several prominent citizens of Snyrna
witnessed the trial above stated.
Respectfully, yours.
WM. H. START.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

DRT WE>rHER.-The present season has
Lren one OF almost constant drought. In some
places good shower has spread over a few
square miles. but the complaint is general, and
some of the farmers aver that their corn has
I,Gt been wet to the roots since il has been til
liable. The farmers say that unless there should
be rain in very few days the forward corn
will be injured past remedy. All the rain that
can fall now will tail to make a good crop.-
'rhe oat crop has been gath red, but was too
short in many localities to hind. and was dry
enough to slack Immediately after being cut
There are scarcely any vegetables coming to
market, and butter is scarce as in winter.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23
1T E M s..

w one day last week Mr.. WIN. Clegg. OF
Tins town, cut his foot very severely with n
Droad-aXe. An inciSiOn was made into tho bono
but no tendons were severed. The emf w.,
lengthwise the foot
W lad IL years old, while driving oxen
near MIllsborO', Sussex county, WAS INSTANTLY
Killed last week by stroke of lightning. The
oxen were also killed.
GJ- Last Friday was the hotties, dav of tb,
season, and, it is said, the hottest for a number
oil years. The mercury was at from 100 IN
lo4 deg. in different shaded places.
N- Some OF the school teachers of Kent
county propose holding an "Associntion soon.
for The purpose of interchanging views on all
malters pertaining to education.
o. The Dover ScntineI is " down " nm thu
Delaware Railroad because the company did
not run an excursion train to Dover on the dox
o' The Rum Convention, which only raRh,
attended! Wonder if the Editor will demand
special train when he passes F.,
V1- The American party of New Castle
county have re nominated Thomas Scott for
w The Democratic State Convention will
be held at Dover tomorrow.
V2~ Quite number Of sales Of new wbea,
nave been made in this town at 81. 10 for red
and 81 80 for white
" Denney Stevenson, ST.. having purchas-
ed the entire stock OF tin, apparatus, &c. he.
longing to SiscO & Burris, of this town. is no,v
prosecuting the tin aud sheet iron business i,
all lis branches.
0~7- The Milton Camp Meeting will coD,-
mence about the 18th OF August
GT We have been requested to publish tho
following notice:
All persons Interested in the Camn Noo,iro
10 be held on the farm of Jacob Williams. Eso
Dn the 10th nj August, wishing to encamn can
ne accommodated with board tents. on annlica.
ioh 10 Jacob Williams, James Il. Farsoo. or
hev. >: VI. Cooper, on or before Saturday. the
18th Of July. Wv
The HARVEST lToME.-The Temperance
harvest Home, at Bowers Beach, we learn
'asa ine affair. No better place than this. for
mass meeting, could have been selccted-it \
as al excellent shade, is superior bathiup I
round. and has oysters, fish and other k;nds t
Injuries in abundance for the tabl.. Mr. r
the gentlemanly proprietor, left a
othing nndone on his part, indeed his table WINS )
splendid The attendance number. u
between three and five hundred, rnnny of \
HON were ladies.who are always ready to lend a
er support to any great and good causc.- Z
he order was good, there not occurring. du. N
ng the day. the slightest thing to mar the al
easure ofany. d.
AZ the proper time they assembled, and were IA
dressed by John Downham aud Eli ah Cr uch, IN
'qs., after which an adjournment took plsce iu
I'LL / O'Clock, at which time, upon reassem. pc
ing, they were addressed by the Revs. w "
England and T.. ]. Way and n. b. Smithers ar
z. The speeches are oil highly spoken of gr
spirited, timely and able, which impressed III
on the minds Of the hearers the importance. ge
lty rnd practcabilty Of the Prohibitorv riN
W. an
At four o'clock the meeting adjourned. and Pli
er lndulging in the pleasure Of Il sea path cy
! an elegant supper, the people repaired 10 tnI
ir homes with buoyant and Joyful feelings.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

Fryrn AND AeuE CURE.-The Chlls and
Fevels, which are SO prevalent in this coun,ry
in the Autumn. can be cured by using tho pro.
per medicine. Paschall's Fever and Ague mix.
ture is said to be an excellent remedy, and is
highly recommended by responsible persons.
- will be seen BY referring to the sdycrtising
columns.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23
Y, yours,
WM. II. START.

w Samnel Townsend. Captain otthe "Cold-
Wen Sqnad, has published letter in which
he piles the worst imprecarlons upon The " Maine
Law Abolition, Know Nothing, Temperance
Fanatics" :" "T"mpcrance pretended drmocra-
TIC hypoc fit"s.' and George Read Rlddl., and
IN" DeIarar" G":cT". He wants all rcmprr.
ancc hspocrlles to leave th,. Democratic rank.
hy the way, We hear it is determined To rem.
A'm out OF the party. II 50, we would recon.
mend hIm to the distinguished consideration
of Reynolds, Boon g. Co.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

hErRinr rIoN-A tnic 9f passion: by MIS-
"o"thWorth' Is in press, AMI will be ready for
sale on Saturday, August 18th Mrs. South.
worth Is tavorabIy known as Il brautlfnl writer
"Hd perhaps her works ar as mach sought AT
Ter as any other lady's in America. The plor
IN " K"trlhnllon" Ii wAll laid and the ci,,r,c
ter" we'll drawn. II. B. Peterson, No. l02
ChcSnut st PhulIephia.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

bLrKwoo3'S MAGAzING.-Tns ,trouo and
noI' ma game, for July, has been received
The article Specnlatons Oh the Fnture-Ou
.ni''"'c''S Is OF mach interest IN this courtr,
The " Navel Review" "TrAvel- IN C,rcassi.,
Ihe A'h"'ing~," Winter Sk4tches." Nct.
"m'rPo''F'' &c. are also able pieces. Leon
ard Scott u Ca, publishers, New York. Term,
50 90
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

ANOTHER SLIcE or MExIc1.-It is st,ted h.,
way "f Mexico, that Secretary Marcy has nr0.
posed TO President Comoniort to purchase ano.
ther slice OF Mexico. The oder Is said 70 bavo
Deen 10 ooO,OOO for the thirty FIRST parallel of
oi latitude for the boundary line 10 the (;nlf or
afiofnlH. President Comonfort is stated 70
have refused to entertain The proposition.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

PEDDuNG CONTRARY TO LAw.-On We'd.
nesday man was arrested in the Twcotv.
sec0nd ward OH the charge Of peddling ten
contrary 10 law. lie was taken before Alder.
man Miller. and fined S50. Not having the
means to pay the penalty, he was committed
Ledger.
Will the Reporter please give us its opinion
on the above! II has had great deal 10 saw
recently about "dujust and oppressive laws"
/" abridsement Of liberty the right TO dispose
of property, cruel imprisonment, &c. Now.
here is chance for the Editor TO "spread"
himself Ii man is "good and useful ci,I-
zen" who sells liquor contrary 10 law, thereby
making men drunk. disorderly aud beastiaI,
how many degrees is he above the man who
imply sells tea contrary 10 law
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23
. - . -

HooEY's LAnY's BooK.-Wr have from N
Publisher the number of this boul; for Norn..
among us conten's ar" several pages on pre-.
serving fruits which ar" valuable at ,hls sen
SON ot The year. 1t abounds as usual with ON
cravings plttrrns &c, and has large amonn,
of reading matter.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23


G,o an 80 OF THE STEAMER INnIANA.-The
mrio =" ooaFu The steamer Northern Indian
WI. m"'cn was burned on Lake Erie on the 1a,L
ns.' org mated in the wo I'd work Of ,bn ,olN
"y' IN my minutes after the fr. h,oto "''n, nn,
me tne Noat was burned to the waters cJ,o "' I" "u'
Dou' was IN chargs Of the first ,nn,a n. ,,t nv
h"o'c' VINO says nonr of the passengsrs ,''', ~
nv ~ ocen lost hhry had not rushed oyorh "'n
, "e weather was calm and the s,car,a. "oa'u '''
Nv" t near VI" shnre by the steamar Ro.,.H: vas
n! MnsIe she sunk in ten feet water rhd"n rp""I'c'
IT," Th",I'ing "ig accounts regarding the numbnr "re
nnSi IJ clerk thinks the number Iifly IT, i,Sl %
pnIiic arrived at Detroit on the l9tb v,h Ie ne
passengers. ''" ana TWO fher
NJ ~ -. me Execution of negroes Lirt and H.;
uEaer sentence of death for the o",ra' anu 'in',
n.n'ed upon Mrs. NJ. Mallett. or ,h;s com
as r Seen fixed by Governor Lyon 70 ,S county
ins rIaSy The l2h oAugust Upon 5e pace psa%
oolh seemed nnmoved. Lii said 10 ',G ' oiier II,
oS.I s1o~,I aIl % ne intended to confrs" Thnr SIN SIN
''o"''y deny their guih.-H- H-orr@sjcc "a sun
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

4, VI Early on the morning OF the lltb inc,
Mr. WIN. NJ. Kelley, residing at Carolina. Va
was awakened by noise at has bed.roonl door
ana lInnrdatrI seized loaded gun, fred ~
the 'h,rnder, when he found, to his horror that
~ nad shoi his own wife, who had nsr pot nm
,T, rUl '"e purpose OF fastening the chamber door
~" poor lady fingered uncomplanlngly nm
the next day, when she died. ''''
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

w lhe Saving Fund of tue National Safely
'"hPany, IN Wal 'ut street, southwes. corue,
d lhFd street, Philadelphia, now has more
INA" ONE MILLION OF dollars, all in mortgages
ground rents and other first class srcuri,iss far
tue "'h"h' "i drpoSItorS. Five per cent. inter
est rs gwen and the money is always paid back
in gold.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

'AMP MEErING-Tnrre will b. Camp
Ne''lnS h'Id IN the woods of Mr.. Joseph Moore.
near N@d i"on' on the New Castle and Frcncb-
'"w" ltl'lroad' commencing on Wednesday
August l3th' and closing on next Thursday
or Friday week.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

HE CRorS--The grain crop the proson,
year. over all the New England Statrs wo o.a
told, Is very heavy. In many sections in ,h;
Slate the grass is very rank, and riDe for b".
vesting. In some instances it is I,d,,ad ani
is moulding and rottingaon tic ground Th, Thu
weather for making hay Thus far has boon 49,
favorable; the frequent and hcrvy rains ho"a
prevented the gathering the early cron in :
good condition. ''"P VI
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

TEMPERANCE MEGrIxG.-A larre ,amnor,,,.
meeting WAS held in the CITY Hall, Whining
'on' last week, which was addressed bv m.
Rev. N. Patterson, Rev. Mr.. Wiswell and Rev
I Il. Cooper.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

a NEW PAPER.-lti 10 reported that the friends
"I Fremont contemplate starting paper in tho
c'y of " 'Immgton. and tat . purse of Slu.
OOo viii be- raised for that purpose.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-23

FREHoNr CLnG-A Fremont CI,,I, ,.a
ganlzrd IN TINS crty on Saturday nirb, W.
following gentlemen were eIcctrd f'tHcor.
PRESIDENT. Thomas Walter lst Vice Pr.s;d,n,
fion Thomas NJ. Rodney I'd do. J,mrs w
Dawson. Secretaries, T.. D. Villains and r
NJ Bye. Treasurer, Clement h. SmvIh n;
rectors, +. G. Bradford, Enos TIunsber1cr W.
Ferris WIN. g. I.cbrandr, DR.. WIN. w rbom
aH' VIM. Huston, VIM. Tatnan. The follow.
ing gentieman were appointed u committee q,
with instructions to inviIc r.
Pu1lIcahs IN all parts of the State 10 org,n;1o
,,ticatlng Clubs: Hon. Thomas Al. Rodnaw
!. ranc'" Vincent, Moses Bradlord.-DpI. ReDvi'
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
Trading in Kansas.

They do some sharp trading in Kansas about these times. The prisoners captured by the Yankees ard "Border Rufians," respective ly, in their engagements, furnish the material for bargains. in carrying on which the practiced wits of the Yankees and the sturdy shrewdness of the "Ruffians' struggle for the advantage. Last winter, it will be recollected, the Jackson county Missourans made pretty penny by buying up a lot of those famous Sharpe's rifles from the nearly starved Yankees, giving them pork and flour in return. The other day a more novel transaction occurred. The Law renee Yankees captured Col. Titus and nine teen men, few miles from Lecompton. They did not want to feed them, and so made pro- posals to the "Border Ruffians" for an exchange. After considerable haggling, trade was finally effected by which the Yankees gave up Titus and 19 ''Border Ruffians' for six Yankees and e cannon! From this it will be seen that the value of cannon, estimated in live stock, by men who are au tait in such affairs, is exactly IA Border Rufians.
 The trade was effected through the agency of Gov. Shannon, who is now used by the hostile parties to bear messages to each other, and do their swapping g"-!S Louis Me,os.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
STATE OF AnxANsAs,

C0unty 0f Union.
 Know all men by these presents, That William R. Cowser for J. L. May, bets with Isaac Newton and eer D. Goodwin, one thousand dollars that Conway beats Yell fifteen hundred votes: five hundred dol Jars that Conway beats Yell twenty five hundred votes' one thousand dollars that Conway beats Yell ln the county of Union five hundred dollas that the democratc party elects three members to the legisa- for sheriff, and two hundred and fifty dollars that c. ". Locke beats W. E. Morgan for Clerk, all on the himself personally and pledges his honor that said May shall pay all the above bets which he should lose and the said Isacc Newton and Peter D. Good win, bind themselves and pledge their honor that they will pay all of the above bets which they should lose each party has placed in the hands of John Quillin and H. D. Marr, in good notes, the amount of the above bets, to wit: the of thousand hve hundred dollars, to be by them turned the winner or winners.
 Test, w. R. COWSER. for
 J. L. MAY.
 l. NEWTON, and
 PETER D. GOODWIN.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
Died-At her residence. in this city. on il

Died-At her residence, in this city, on the 9th inst, in the 68th year of her age, Mrs. ELI "A CUNNINGHAM, relict ofthe lamented Dr. Mat diev Cunningham. She was born in Scotland, December 2lst, 1788. She was citizen of Lit tie Rock before any one now living here, and was much esteemed by all who knew her. She was an exemplary member of the Christian Church, and died in the full hope of blessed immortality.
 At his residence, in Conway county, on the lst inst, ELI BENTLEY, aged about sixty years. The deceased was native of Virginia, and, for more than thirty years, citizen of Conway county. In his death, the community has lost worthy member, respected and beloved by all who knew him. He leaves widow and children to mourn their irreparable loss.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
NE w ADV ERTI ISEM ENTS E. CAMPBELL R. B. CAMPBELL. F. N. STRONG CAMPBELL ( & STRONG, Formerly GRAY O & CAMPBELL)
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
 No. 23, Commercial Place,
TO THE PUBLIC.

T is well known in this community, that propos- l. ed to bet the county and State elections in Au- ust last the sum of S3.750, which bet was taken by Isaac Newton and Peter D. Goodwin on the day of the election. will appear by the obligation drawn up between said Newton and Goodwin and myself and signed by Newton and Goodwin and w. R. Cow ser, for myself who fully empowered and author ized to sign my name.
 On Tuesday, after the election, it was known that had the entire bets, and Peter D. Goodwin it appears, started for my house. in Ashley county :, where he arrived early on Thursday morning and the first person who informed me that the bets had been taken and won. Goodwin made false and base misrepresen, ations, in order to effect compro mise, and did effect conditional one, by pedging his W0'd and bono, that person concerned saM bets but Anself! which will be by the article of agreement, was positive and wilful lae; on these conditions compromised with the Mack heasted scoundrel.
 It will appear from the following obligation and certificates that Isaac Newton equally bound and interested in the bets with this infamous pup and therefore, say, there compromise between, Goodwin and myself. l. therefore, have claimed the bets and he Judas like has refused to pay the same
 Sept. 4th, 1856. J. L. MAY.
 NorE.-This is to certify that Isaac Newton has this day forward and settled his interest in the above bets and therefore release him from all re- sponsibiliy in the matter, but am compelled to use Mr. Newton's name in the above publication in order to reach the low-life scamp, Goodwin.
 Sept. 4th, 1856. J. L. MAY.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
LIVER COMPLAINT.

;syf- The only remedy ever offered to the public that has never failed to cure when directions are fol- lowed, Is M'Lane Liver Pill prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa It has been several years be- fore the public. and has been introduced in all sec tions of the Union. Where it has been used, it has had the most triumphant success, and has actually driven out of usc all other medicines It has been tried under all the different phases of Hepatis and has been fo md equally etiicacious in all.
 .Rs Purchaser, will be careful to ask for DR. M'- LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. munufac- tured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh Pa There other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills. now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Vermifuge can now be had at al respectable drug stores. -ttae genuine wiIut tte segadtuieH FLEMING BROS