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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

,1g- A race Of q novel character came off
at Bridgeport, Conn, the other day. Mr..
Banks laid wager that Col. 0. b. Hall could
not run one hundred yards while he was hop
ping seventy FIVE yards. Upwards of a thou
sand persons congregatcd to witness the
race. Tine Colonel won.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

s1g- A chicken fancier is trying to get up
new race of pullets by crossing weather
cocks with Shanghai hens. We shall watch
his success with much interest. This is n
progressive age. Rope walks will yet be
made to tr0t.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

eY-A new Office, entitled Bank Commis-
sioner, is created by the new banking law in
Missouri, with salary Of five thousand dol
lars. c. F. Jackson, Esq, has been appoint.
ed Commissioner, and Geo. Penn his assist
ant, with salary Of twenty-five hundred
dollnra
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

LARGE LUMP OF silver MIR. Whiting,
clerk of the propeller General Taylor, who
left Octonagon on the 18th instant, says that
a mass of pure solid silver, weighing sixty
five pounds, has just been taken from the
Minnesota Mine. AT the current markst
value Isl per ounce,) this mass would be
worth S546o.- Superior Chronicle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27
PERsEvERAScE.-I once saw company of

PERsEvERANCE.-IO once saw q company OF
boys ou: on the ice skating. All were in
high glee, chasing each other over the smooth
surface, and cutting all sorts of figures, ex-
cept one fellow, who was sitting down on
the ice. He held his skates in his hand, and
while the others were having fine sport, he
was curled up shiverng with cold
"Whats the matter, Jim?' said Charles
Sprightly, coming round in graceful curve
to where James was sitting.
am cold" answered James, almost crying.
"Cold!" was Charley's laughing reply, as
he wheeled upon his skates and darted off,
sup and at it, them
Yes, that's the way, boys; if we don t
want to freeze to death in this cold world
we must sup and at it," Who cares if the
work is hard! Who cares about labor and
toll? Not that smart, sprightly, energetic
persevering boy who sits there with that long
lesson before him, telling, by his flashing
eve and determined look, that he has resov-
ed to conquer every difficulty. No, surely
not he.
By energy and PERSEVERANCE we may &C.
compish almost every thing we please
The water falling upon stone will in time
wear for ITSELF channel. A few drops may
not seem to make any impression, but by
continued action the hard substance is made
to Weld.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

New York, March 1.-THE Times Of
this morning says that reliable letters from
Costa Rlca contradict the stories of the sue
cess of Walkers troops. Castillo has not
been captured nor any arms or ammunition
been taken by Col Lockridgc. Tine Costa
Ricans were well posted and in good spirits
and confident of success.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

eW-lt is very beautiful to see the
friendship of little boys. There is more
friendship at that time of life than nt any
other. They are then evenly formed crea.
lures like bricks, which can be laid close to
one another. The grown up man is like a
fortress, angular shaped, with moat round
il, standing alone"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

EY- Remember that every person, howev-
er low, has rights and feelings. In all con-
tentions let peace be rather your object than
triumph.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

WoNpERFuL TUMoR.-The Sciota Gazette,
published ut Chlicothe, Ohio, states that n
physician of that town, on the End instant
removed an ovarian tumor weighing one hun.
dred and hrfy-sir pounds from the person
of Mrs. Judge Reeves. Chloroform was
administered, and the lady was recovering.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27
u,en TMr FOR DocruRs THAr,-Uum-

HARD lime FOR DoCiohs ihAT'-fiunl-
boldi, in his personal Narrative says:
In the thirteenth century the habit of eat
ing human flesh pervaded all classes of So
cety. Extraordinary sn ares were spread for
physicians in particular. They were called
to attend persons who feigned to be sick,
bu, were only hungry, and it was not in order
to be consulted, but deyoured.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

w Col. Sam Medary, the patriarch Of
Ohio journalism. has been appointed Cover
nor of Minnesota vice Willis A. German su.
perseded. w. A. Richardson, late democrat
ic candidate for Governor OF Illinois, was
pressed by Douglas for the place, and from
the failure to secure it, il would seem that
Stephen Arnold is not in high favor with the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

tw- wehave heard of a good many en-
thusiastic lovers in onr time, but we think
that Mr.. Toots takes 'em NIL down: ~
sIf could be dyed black he said to
Captain Cutie, "and made Miss Dombey,s
slave, should consider II compliment; or,
II at the sacrifice Of my property, could get
transmigrated into her dog, | should be so
perfectly happy, never would stop wagsing
NV tail y
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

Gr Two sons of Gueso, king OF Dahomey,
one of the most powerful chi, IS of the west
ern coast of Africa, have arrived in France TO
be educated. Those boys have been placed
at the Lycee of Marseilles.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

A Coon DEFINITION. That was n good
definition of "bearing false witness against
your neighbour" given by little girl in
school She said at was when nobody did
nothing, and somebody told of it," How
many there are in every community who
are guilty of following this iguoble occu
patton.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

lg- A good character, good habits, and
iron industry, are impregnable to the assaults
of all the III luck that fools ever dreamed Of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

BosToN, March I4th.-The Massachusetts,
House passed aresolution appropriatng $780,.
O0e for the relief o: settlers in Kansas, who
may be, or have been reduced to want from
oulrages On account of their predictions
for State constitution.
st. Louis papers say that Gov. Geary, who
is on his way to Washington, complains that
he has not been supported by theadministra-
ton as they promised He expresses the be-
lielf that Kansas will come into the Union
W tn a pro slavery constitution.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

ACKNOWLEDGING THE CORN.-We perceive
in one of our country exchanges an obituary
notice signed "Physcian." 1t is bad enough
when you are dying to have no faith in the
raising power of NJ. D.'s, but it is outrage
ously objectionable to ponder over the fact
in the spirit land, tha; he who killed you
apologies by writing your obituary!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

A MIssSe SHlr,-The ship Hungarian,
which left Liverpool for Philadelphia, has
now been out one hundred and thirty days,
without any news being heard of her. As
she has never been seen or spoken, she is
most probable lost She had thirty Ave pas
sengers, besides officers and crew, on board
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

EASILY PLEAsED.-We have received sew
eral Democratic exchanges exhibiting their
inability to give the full names Of all the new
Cabinet officers ty prelixing dashes to Floyd
aud Black, thus: -Floyd, -Blaek.-
Yet they are wonderfully delighted with the
Cabinet, and think it just he hing. The
new Administration is IN no danger of fac
tlous opinions from politicians so easily
pleased.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

Tricks or THE TrADE-An old gentleman Of
rustic habits reached Cincinnati last week
with sum of money in his pocket and visions
Of city enjoyment in his head. A drunken man
staggered against lady at the ears, and the
benevolent old gentleman stepped up aud
drew the drunkard kindly away, whereupon
the latter hugged his considerate friend in
very ecstacy Of grateful affection. He then
staggered very badly round the corner and
suddenly disappeared just as the old gentle
man missed his pocket book aud its contents.
The fellow played drunk to perfection, and
his rustic ben efactor learned lesson.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

s3s- Tho following oath was administered
to little hoy ten years of age, in the Iowa
Legislature, chosen to do up documents;
"You do solemny swear 10 support the
Constitution of TIE United States, and Of
this State, and to fold papers to the oest Of
of your ability, 80 help you God"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

tSg- The number of postage stamps sold
by the government last year amounted to
nearly one hundred and fifty millions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

ALMOST THE GEORGIA UNIFoRM-A crazy
may caused some consternation few days
since, by entering passenger car on the
Central Rail Road, near Rochester, New
York, primitively clothed in a hat, cloak and
pair OF boots. A sudden flush of heat
caused him to attempt to hang up his cloak
and "cool Off" which caused some scream.
ing, a little fanting, the stoppage of the
train, and the return Of the unatic to the
asylum where he belonged.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

tsy- Just for the fun of the thing, We
should like TO see suffering woman, or
Ouaker with wooden leg.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27
The WHEREroRF.-The Washington cor.

The WHEREroRE.-The Washington cor
respondent of the N. Y. Tribune says
MIR. Buchanan explains his reappointment
Of expired commissions in Tennessee on the
ground that they had been previously nomi
mated by Mr.. Pierce, and the denomination
nc. was designed as a courtesy to him, and
does not effect the principle of rotation. One
marshal in that State was decapitated. The
Post master at Nashville was confirmed to
day.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

VExATIoUs LlTIGATIoS.-A bill has been
introduced in Parliament by Lord Brougham
to prevent litigation by providing 'courts Of
reconci;;ation." The Judge at the court will
hear the parties at strife and give his opinion
and advice on the matter. If the parties abide
thereby the agreement will be final and bind
Inn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

tE-We notice the marrage in small
town IN Virginia, Of Samuel Devil 10 Mary
Shrew. Which is 10 be pitiedi
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27
BEWARE OF OFFICE.

Some one, who has evidently seen not
little of the ways of the world, gives the fol-
lowing wholesome advice in relation to ac.
cepting public office. We commend its con.
siderate persual to that large class of hungry
expeciants in every community that seem to
do an immense business on very small intel
lectual capacity:
"When n wild animal once tastes Of hu.
man flesh nothing can ever after, says Buffon,
dssuade him from human slaughter. When
a politician once obtains public office, no
persuasion can ever induce him to 60 TO work,
at anything but nomination for another and
another, during the term of his natural exis.
tence. II you want to spoil good citizen
for ten years. secure him berth in the Gus
tom House. He will never be socially n well
man afterwards. Send him to Congress and
you ruin him for life. He may carry around
placards and tickets at the polls, accept a
subordinate situation 10 the police, or run er
rands for the door-keeper of apolitcal meet
ing house, but he will never have independ
ence enough to emancipate himself from his
morbid appetite for the "spoils," and go 10
work like an honest man and Christian"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

BPA Chinese paper called the Hang
Tale, has been started in California.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

w-A joker says that the CORDS Of wood
given to the poor arc recorded above.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

Snow ONE HUNDRED FEET DEEP.-The
Alta Californian Sys:
At last advces the snow on the summit of
Salmon mountain varied from sixty to one
hundred feet deep; on Scott mountain it was
twelve and on Trinity mountain eight feet in
depth. The passage of these regions is ex-
tremely perlious, and can only be accomp-
lished 10y use of snow shoes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
BenevOIence.

We do not think person can eyince a more be-
nevoent trait of character than being moved at the
disress and suuerngS OF othersand prtlermore, an
XiouA 70 do all in their power alleviate byevery pos
sb eineans human suffering IN hts view othecase We
do not know how the hImanc aud benevolent do IN
action mQreia accordance with thsir phiianthropic
Yiews,thah BY calling he ptenOU OF their alietel
friends Qpnanees 70 the faettha DR. s, HANss
l65 Baltimdfe street, Balnmore Nd hbs discovered
preparNtioq, which is ppt up in hrn of pill. that
hasa speciho action for curing Epilepsy. or fnllnC
dtssspasms. cramps. and all forms OF nerFous dseus
es. AmonH, thhse who have been permanently cured
we might mention a member Of the family Of Jane,
II. Beadle, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. NJ. p. Sledge
Cabin Point, Surry county. Va; and Mr.. w. p, Igoi
Grenada, Mississippi. We might go on enumeratinl
o number Of Others. until we had entirely filled vi
this column Of our paper; but we think have sal,
salceHt satisfy every person that the sublent nm
der consideration Is one oil vital Importance to every
one. Reader, ifyou are a well man or woman, and
have no need OF renedy perhaps you Know sam
person whois not equally blessed as yourself, IL y
lcntout this ndice, anil send 10 him or her. II will
cos you putlittle trouble. aud probably Il will MAKE
yeuinstrumenta IN curing some poor. afflicted NOR
tal Of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or fallln
lsiekness.
DR. Hancc sends bis Mills by mail, free. OF postage
TO all parts Of the world on the receipt Of remi
taeee. Hisprces are; gpe box SO; two 8; twelve "a
! We have giyeo his address above
| October /, 1S57-lm2e " fi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
IMPORTANT TO IvEYnonY.

EN0R the last three years, have bcen engaged in a
business known only to mysolf.pnd com paratiye-
". few others, whom have instructed for the Of
S200 each which has averaged at the rate Of S2O00
to $4,000 per annum; and having made arrangement
to to Europe in tho Spring of 1888 engage In the
same business, am willing to give fuH instructions
In the art 10 any person In the United States Cam
la, who will remit tie sum ofsl am induced from
tho success haVn been favored with, and the many
thankful wledgments haze received from those
whom have instructed, aud who are making from
s. To sl5 PER al II. to give any person oppor
uniy to engage in this business, which Is easy, and
plensnnt aud very profitable, at smafi cust. There
Il positively NO HUM BUG in the matter. References
ofthe bcst class can be given regards to its charac
ter and can refer to persons whom have instructed.
who will testify that they making from IS 10 SIS
per day at the same 1t Is business In which other
ladies' geueneh can engage and with perfect case
make very handsome income. Several halies in va
rlnus parts Of New York State. Pennsylvania and Ma
rypnd. whom have instructed. are now making rom
81 To 50 per day at it lisa GgNTEEL BUSINESS and
huta few shilupes Is required to start It, Upon re-
celpt OF ST. will Immediately send tn the applicant
printed circular containing null instructions In the
art which ean be perfectly understood Mt once. 10
All letters must be adlressel tpost paidl to ALLEN
! T. PARSONS, 3a5 Broadway, New York.
| August 81, 1a57-3mt7 bi,U lflu U, II g.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
LATER FRoM CALIFoRNIA.


Arrival of the steamship Star of the West
NEw YORK. October o. The steamship
Star of the West. with later sdales from
California, arrived here Yesterday. She
brings 81. 1850, 600 in specte.N MN
The whole Democratic ticket in Califor-
MIA has been elected
The town Of Columbia had been de.
stroyed by FIRE.
Congressman Gwinn and Scott. and
Governor Foote. and Mr.. Starkweather,
late Minister to Chill. came passengers.
The Wabash was at Aspinwall. and
the John Adams and Decatur at Panama
The Star OF the West touched off Hayan-
ma on the sSlh nit, and at Key West on
the 99,hN Y -
The DenocFatic ticket IN California has
been successlnl; Weller, 10000: Stanley,
97.oO0: Bow ria. 81 900.
Columbia, in Toulumns county. has
been destroyed By tre-loss 100000. =
lOa'y Twelve buildings escaped. One
hous. was destroyed by a powder exploI
sion, in which Eve persons we're killed
and 'severafiujured. iA
The Oregon Constitutional Convention
was in session, III l}f}J ttttt rlt
The outrages in Carsiu Valley have
eaused the formation ofa Vigilance Com
lmitlee.
CAlifornia has voted TO pay her debts by
a large majority. The Constitutional Con-
vention prcj-ct will probably besdsfeated
The granl Jury Is investigating the affairs
Of Fl rasyRy, defaulter Of Sl50,O00
aud had been detected in abstraelng treas
ure from the coiuersl department. The
miners ara generally successful.
Tue Indians had murdered Colby. tht
Collector OF the port Of Townsenl, il
I Washington Territory. The ciliztns hat
captured eighteen Indians, and it wa
thong they wouh be hang. M
TIE shipment of treaSure by the Seno
RI which connsetel with the Central A
+ mprm was 5 .595 900.
The San francisco markets were quie
. and the impurtaiions large. a
=. The nsws from Chill is uuimportant.
r. Mr.. Venable, u. SaMinisler to GAuta
=. mna is dead. Gstat elp.
y The Aspluwall Courier says that Rob-
At Z Moore, Surgeon in Chief Of tie Pana
ma Railway, was passenger on board th
> Central America. .t
The following persons embarked o
n board the Central America at Asginwv
Q flom the lsthmus, and are supposed to b
lost, unless they stopped at Panama.
- 20 +. HHB. Smith, Wm. Fraffsrs, Capt '
= G.. Dyer, j. SelAnee, II. NJ aTirato, "
; Watson and son. OTIS Brlow, Jos. ONE
! Wm 0lens, CIV. Gnilith. Thomas Ma
Money, Frank Carpenter VIM Hersne
+ W.n PIass, A.Amour, Il. j. Norris, an
+. Griffith '. etg eu
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
To- tlIoss,e. ! VIII. .ill .iWllalal. III .Farnls.....

| a FitTYn within the reach ofevery wan. y
IVVNBE RFDGW AN FARM o MPAyN has made ar
7 ranSepegts lY which s who desire to settle OF"
The FarmseoIslst ofthe best limestone soil nc the
@ %SIi ss sSesTSs &1sly Gs ts%%G i rsS i%pT,v
pouring. The property is located in Elk tognty.
PennsS Ennia II the midst Of th,iyng pop9latopbf bf
some laONJ!f The ctimat6 10 SrfBeife llhalthy, and
the terrible plnaue of fe est fyer IL unk nown IL
also as III abuahapse q he fquantt'of coal and
Iron; The IreetbbuSi fiistifrcm 81 In $50 nor
sGrs e q Sfals snnssS e. aS
loease I'e same Tor $spp, Rayabe 6perpOhIh or ia
% TsS sdo n% Se baR n adSSS3S .sca ssSs oT
PIT cent vim Rsallowsa' ANa foEeres slOoa dseoupt
f1nconsiderng me adNaniheespf emigrating 70 thIs
'0GSE f Sp9YrS 3Fsh PSS;s ,,.
ing the heaviest crops. lliS settiemenv
n%s sE'1eH u sa uy
csi business pacssfR tie Stats. II win supply Ihe
greSt Lhk ahtR ii (sdcordine tobo puIaunh md wa
vel TsnS. 'ss G so.t @s le s
coal @ an$Sr sssE acre fs WIN maze nsfa6d SiiS.
The emipepJ state ,reqtIgirt. m cha;yssr 4 Jashop,
Of Boston, has nadea Geological surysS ot the land
au,bNnalysed the coal. the lpof orc andt limestone.
rhs rslorit0geIher win Maps viii bs furnished to
Fdar,A-Threo Fpalroallsare laid oui thrngeh this
nafe fot bnf e6al Ia the LAkesIit runs from Rro'
5 sS rp@S s sg
is now working from Erie towards land In tho
95ssGS ~ S "r
/ JklleehanyR alloy Ra road eosB etisps win NsEYork,
Boston and Pittsburgh, The yepange Road eonnssis
i iTherearsi already good irprnpike Roads EunpInE
arSng9 ns sS"ss Z. = Other roads hays bee.
VPeueuW ,accOmWudhpo tne'em'grauoh ana eeuio-
me9qtwhlehhpN already ,qke9ggce, iay. hn.Jj,,ti
man WIN wahtSto prov Ide himself hoisfin on easy
INgnN n1 En aath mt nhnma h. In
ptospefiy HSA2 u PEkTHcT
No case ofthe fever ever having beep known to oc-
cur fn tlS settlement HisRdt Ik& going % tho back
woodsof the eNsst,aipopE NioIerani peHPles
the pree oflahd is Hia an where einigraAt hfaer
being used TO The healthest climate the YoJld,haS
endure Sickness and PAIN and Eerndps run. his
sSSRHSs ssys sS
rythna desirsG lThereias, eash market a,iAan9T-
dred million feet dfluhfbefJ IN short tThe owing
u the coal IL will become still more valuable, az
r IS
tSere he I arc such Tat hey can biya arm
or 10 gain compeienee by the rise which win tako
pInee In the vnine of lands. BY an outlay seafceiy
| missed. a substantial provision can be made. 6r
stSp 10 "a gEFFERiEs secrttSry. No iss Walnut
street. below Fifth. Phlladelpha. Letters carefully
4 answered giving full Information. t' ff
Shares or tracts Of land be bought secured by
whenthe subscriber VIII be furnished with books,
maps, &c. warrpntee Deeds given. Pefsontlc can
Route fro m Phiiadeipha 70 Tyrone on the PenR.yI4
vania Central Railroads and thence BY Stage 70 atbe
land. This Is delightful season 10 visit ST. Mary's--
lhs beet hotel Accomm odatlon is ahordeds Enquire
for E. 9. SCHULTZ, Esq,, tho Agent Of the properly
: az 81. Mary's. June II tes7-Sme
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
GOOD MEDICINES.

= &SeSS IT is estimated that AYERs
a 49, ~ CHERRY PEcToRAL'AND CATHAR-
= y EsSllG(fY TC PLLs have done more pro-
+ HMlYA mote the public health. than any
~A other one cause. There can be
n - SSNGe2 no question that the Cherry Pee
kA-Nr. toral has by It's thousand on thous-
M No feNA IN and cures OF Colds. Coughs. AS
ls = thama. Group, Inluenza, Bron-
ehitis &c, very much reduce the
proportion OF deaths from consumpiiye diseases in
this country The Pillsare as good as the Pectoral
and will cure more complaints. f i1 f'
Every body needs more or less purging. Purge the
blood from its impurities Purge the bowels, Liver
aud th6 whole visceral system from distractions
Purge oul the diseases which fasten on the body, to
work lis decay. But for diseases we should die only
of od age. Take anidOtes early and thrust IL from
he system, before ii is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers PlsdO thrust out dsense. not only while II
Is weak, but when II has taken strong hold Read
the astounding statements Of those who have been
cured by them from, dreudfh Scrofua, Dropsy, M
GERS. Skin diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspep
sia. Internal Pains, bous Complaints, Heartburn
Headache, Gout, and many less dangerous but still
threatGhing ailments, such as puppies on the face
Worms, Nervous lrraOility, Loss Of appetite, rregu
lares, Dizziness in the head, Colds, Fevgrs Dysrn
terry, aud indeed every variety Of complaints for which
u Purgative Rcmedyis required 't
These are no random statements, but are authent
Gated by your own noighbOrs and your own physic
ians. 600
Try them once. and you will never be without then
Price 25c per BoX-5 Boxes for 100.
Prepared by DIR }. C, AVER, Lowellt Ms, and sold
by Kaufman &CO. and D. Sifford, Lancaster; L. Kali
Rushviic; e.. r. Hamlin, Oak kland; A. Simmons, Bal
timore; and all dealers In medicine every where.
October > lS51-9m29