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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
HTRLEH'S SARSAPARTLLA.

HF all the remedies tsat have been discovered
~ during the present age, for the Thousand ills
that flesh Is heir to none equal this wonderful
preparation, Only three Years have elapsed since
the di>e"Tsrer VII" spent decade in studying.
Perim-ntabzing tui perfeutiug III first introduced
II - tie pubic and IL - airea ly recognized by the
most eminent p ~cI,le IN all parts of the country
to the ni0t surprising, ;.nA effective remedy for
tain ,iiseasc- pf which they have know ledge.
All other cunInoIn.!- uT ~ivliTs If this r" 4. have
hithert" tai.el command the saucton If the ia
cglty because ou being tested. they have been
IuLut b. contain uaEiuuS ingredients. which ncu-
tfahzc the -uD effects of the -irsapIri.i, and Of
t,niime> iniUre the health pf the patient 1t is not
So with HufIey sarsparilla
This Is Jhe PHre aud genuine extract If the root
ana viii, "n trI..l. be found 1, effect a certain aud
perfect eife "f the following complaints and dis
cases
Affections of the bones, HlbituaI co-tiveness.
Debility. Indigestion.
Diseases of the kidneys. Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Ery>pelaS. Pulmonary diseases
Fefha'e irregularities, Scrofua OF kings evil
ri-t,ila. Syphilis.
And al skin diseases.
Besides curing the above. its also known to be a
great and and pow eriul tonic purifying the blood
ani invigorating the y stem.
In short, Il - witkods exception, in the cases
tIEh"ued, and rs general effect on the system the
most ecacious as it Is the most desireable rmedv
ot the age. Il Is already extensively used through
out the country, aud is fast obtaining an European
reputation. The instances Of cure It has effected
are iaiiy coming to the proprieors knowledge and
b" hrs no hesitation in recommending it to one and
all who eesire to procuFe relief from suffering
One bottle being tried its effects will be too ap-
parent tn admit of further doubt.
Reooliect, Hariey's SorsopariUa is tie only
genuine article tH the Market.
Price : Il per bottle, bottles for S.
FOR sale at the manutaeiurv, on the corner of
seventh and Green streets. Louisville XIV
Wholesale. by Bacon Hyde Il Co. St Louis. No:
). Wright 4 Co, New Orleans La; Cage Il Glenn,
Helsna; Ark W. IL. Tomas Napoleon. Ark; Nav
ers & Brother, Fort Smith, Ark DIR. Pollard Fa-
yetteSie, Ark; andby all the extensive drug deal
jan 80. Sly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Boots 81 shoes.

I LARG r. assortment of boots and shoes hats
tobacco. soap, oils. star candles etc, at prices
too oW to mCutiuI.
Also large lot of choice liquors, consisting in
part of l5u baIrl> Bowels rose. orange valley and
other superior brands of wh-key Bourbon. rye
and weslean reserve brandy rin. wine an alcohol
all Of which vii. be sold cheap by
sep 20. m6 GEO AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Medicines.

Az + have on han for ale all Of Dr. d Javuet
W Family Medk ine~; all of Railways r. X
Medicines; all of the Grefenberg Cos Medicine.
Poland's head Ie killer;
Perry Davis pain killer;
Dead shot for bed bugs.
Mustang luinent, Arabian liniment:
VI Lane vermifuge. Fahnstocks verInifuge:
Flames liver pills, Cooks pills;
Quinine, Batenlan's drops laudanum;
Godlrey's cordial, paragorc;
Opedidoc, cod liver oil;
DR.. Fitch's dicines;
DR.. Moreheads medicines, etc
jan s. So WARD d SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Cypress Shingles.

Two hundred thousand cypress shingles OF
L hand and for sale by
aug %, SO WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24


All books, maps, charts, mathematical nau-
tlcle instruments, philosophical apparatus. and
all other articles whatever imported for the
use of the United States; all philosophical
apparatus, instruments, books, maps, and
charts, statutes, statuary, busts and casts of
marble, bronze alabaster or plaster of paris
paintings and drawings, etchings, specimens
| of scul ulpture, cabinets of coins medals gems,
and all collections of antiquities; provid. d the
! same be specially imported or established for
philosophical or literary purposes, or for the
encouragement of the fine arts, or for The use
or by the order of any college, academy,
school, or seminary of learning in the United
States, animal carbone, (bone black;) animals
living of all kinds; argol, or crude tartar; ar
ticles in crude state used in dyeing or tan
ming not otherwise provided for; bark, Peru
Wan; bells, old, and bell metal; berries, nuts,
flowers, plants, and vegetables used exclusive
ly IN dyeIng or IN composing dyes, but no
article shall be classed as such that has un-
dergone any manufacture; bsmuth; bitter APP
piles; boting cloths; bones burnt, and bone
dust; books, maps, and charts imported by
authority of the joint library committee of
Congress for the use of the library Of Con
gress; provided that il, In any ease, a contract
shall have been made with any bookseller,
importer, or other person, for books, maps, or
charts, in which contract the bookseller, i'm
porter, or osher person aforesaid shall have
paid the duty. or included the duty in said
contract, in such case the duty shall not be
remitted; brass in bars and pigs, or when old
and tit only to be remanufactured; brazil
wood, brazietto. and all other dye woods in
stutts. buliou Uold and silver. bnxr ,4o,o.
wrought or u2wrought, but manufactured;
cabinets of COINS, medals, and all other collec
tons of antiquities; coffee and tea when i'm
ported direct from the place Of their growth
or production in American vessels, or in for
eign vessels entitled by reciprocal treaties to
be exempt from discriminating duties, ton
mage, and other charges; coffee the growth or
production OF the possessions Of the Neither
lands, imported from the Netherlands in the
same manner; coins, gold, silver, aud copper;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
TERMS OF THE
arkansas jntt!liacncrr,

The ARKANSAS ISTEuGENCER Is published at Van
Bur-n, every Saturday morning at two dollars per
nnnum which may be discharged by the payment of
Scholars IN dd~anee; or dollars in advance will
be received in payment Of three years subscription
for one subscriber.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square of l0lines or less frstinsertion 81
and 5o cents for each coztnuance-over 10 lines
AMI not exceeding 90, as two squares-and in that
proportion fer longer advertsemeuts
Contracts by the Year.
Nc: exce"ii- 10 lines, rene waiIe q. pleasure SIS
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Me- "
NEW
CHEAP CASH STORE,
EAGLE BLOCK.
WARD & SOUTHMAYD
Nert Door TO

TNHE undersigned would respect ully inform his
Il friends and the public generally, that he has
just received and opened general assortment of
Dry Goods Family Groceries, Boots, Shoes, etc,
which he viii sell low for cash, exchange for
country produce. Gene and see
sep 27, 81. THCaAS WALDEN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

INHESE celebrated machines are in practical
Il and profitable use in all PARTS of the civilized
world. In all the various trades. and IN sewing OF
every sort of fabric either of cloth leather they
have been fully tried and approved Sewing ma
chimes of other manufactures oteten fails to work
but Singers machines always operate perfectly,
being strong, durable and complete in contrivance
and workmanship. perfect sewing machine kept
employed affords clear profit Of 8 900 year,
but an imperfect one is IA cause of constant vexa-
tion and loss. The entire reliability of our a
chimes is one great reason for their unparalleled
popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
of frail and delicate construction are recommend
ed by other manufacturers. Such machines are
made to catch the eve, not perform, substantial
work. The truth il, family sewing machines eught
to be stronger than any other because they go in
to less skiful hands than when sold to manuactur-
ers, and are used for much greater variety of
work. The machines which have proved best for
all other purposes must be best for family USE and
they are Singers. The speed Of oar machines has
lately been doubled. No other can compare with
them i'll quantity of work.
Is New machines of she latest improved style
will be exchanged on liberal terms for old sewing
machines of our own make, for operative
chimes of other manufacturers. Local agents want
Ell to sell our machines. 81
N. b. All persons desiring full information
about sewing machines, can obtain it by applying
Tor q copy OF Il. A. Singer Cos Gazette, pa
per devoted entirely so the subject 1t will be
sent gratis /. VI. SINGER & Co.
Principal Office. 3o3 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES
47 Hanover street, Boston.
81 Westminster st. Providence.
274 Broad 81, Newark, n. j.
347 Broadway. Albany, N. Y.
Gloversville n. Y.
93 Chapel st, New Haven.
IL Buchanan st, Glasgow, Scotland.
I42 Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
f0s Baltimore st, Baltimore.
East FourtV st, Cincinnati.
Chicago Illinois
SIS North Fourth st, st. Louis.
81 st Charles st. New Orleans.
90 Dauphin st, Mobile.
noA Is '56-m3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
New JcweIry.

New JcweIry.
UST received by mail variety of breast pins,
- ear rings, and either fancy fixins" of the very
latest styles at
BATTERSBYS Emporium,
july % SO Fort Smith. Ark
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

TUST received los of superior Havana cigars
- for sale by GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

Nails, Chains, &c.
lust received per steamer Reliance
- so kegs Boston cut nails;
- wrought 80
1000 lbs log and OK chains;
Iron wedges. cooper's frowa,
Drawing knives. table and pocket
Cutlery, fine tooth combs
Pistols aud Bowie knives and a variety of
other things in the hardware line, sor sale cheap
for cash by
feb % sc GEO. ATSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Coffee.

THREE hundred and fifty bags Rio coffee, ust
J. received aud for sale by
flaEch /. 90 HENRY, WILLIAMS l. Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

CADDLERY.-Men'san and ladies saddles. brides
~ martngales, surcingles girths bridle reins sad
dlebags, whips, etc, just received and for sale by
IAN 5. SO WARD & SOUTHWARK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

/ Indian Dressed Deer Skins.
nNE hundred dressed deer skins for sale by
~ noyS HENRY. WILLIAMS d. Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Memorandum Books.

4 LARGE assortment Of memorandum book
"A Just received and for sale by
feb %, SO GEO AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

IN OUNCES Sup. quniue, just received and for
10 sale by HENRY; WILLIAMS Il Co.
Feb %, ST.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Nc: exce~,li-~ lines, rene Wade a. pI-asr,r.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

RRlNG in your Lard without delay the highest
- market price paid in cash or barter by
march 2Tth, 81. NJ LYNCH.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28
Tie Eogr0es In Africa.

We are permitted to make the suljoined
extract from letter written by an officer of
the U. S. navy to friend in this city. The
writer is son Of late distinguished ssna-
tor from one Of the New England States
The letter is written from on board the U.
S. ship st. Louis, and dated October Is.
1856, at Little Fish Bay, West Coast of
Africa. "-Boston Post
"There is very little variety upon this
coast. 'Niggersn slaves niggersn is the
cry1 This town is like most other places
upon the coast made up of a few people
ca11ed white, and crowd, a mass of mise
rable, filthy, worthless. INDECENT (niggers)
natives. If Charles Sumner, Jack Hale, or
any other sensible man, who wishes or is
willing to be permanently cured of his mock
philanthropy and sick!y sentimentality in
regard to the universal negro race, he has
only to take a six months cruise upon the
coast of Africa IF that will not cure him.
and convince him that his sympathy for the
three and half millions of the happiest ne
grocs upon the face Of the earth is ispac-
ed, then have emily to say, he is past hope
and past cure.
"4As live, do not believe there is one
negro in one thousand upon the coast Of At
RIGA, who is as well off, morally physically,
or soc. lily, as the worst abused slave in the
United States. Slavery here is slavery in
deed, and Of the most horrible kind. Cruel
ty practioed here by JaeI slave owners is
heart-rending to witness. Some chiefs
(black) own thousands they sell, torture,
or kill them at pleasure. Ninety-nine of
every hundred negroes, slaves or free, even
ill towns, would gladly exchange their con-
dltion with the mcanest, most i'll treated
slave in the Union. 1t is impossible to pic
ture the miserable condition Of the native
African upon his own soil Civilization or
even partial culture, with the mass ofnatives
is an idea so perfectly absurd, that it does
not admit Of a thought. With the combined
efforts OF Il million competent, honest in
dustrious, porsevering philanthropists; with
inllions Of money yearly expended 10 the
best possible advantage for million of years,
woald uot develop one hundred native ~
slcans vino would be Of any account to the
wor at large So much for 'nig~ers.n
Aia7ing seen our negroes at home in eur
Southern States, and having seen them here
j fegarsi TIE .institatioh as II exists there.
as tva'ga, Hay. heavenly institution, and
our Soutaala brethren deserve the tLanks of
the whole Gkrstian world for having ame-
slorated, in such striking contrast with their
brethren here. three aud half millions Of
negroes"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28

Tie Washington Correspondent of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, thas notices the
wife Of Senator Douglas:
It vas ''receptiaa day." ard 3fys. Dous-
las arose upon our entrance, and gitt a
charming grace ef manner aud hgh-bred
courtesy, welcomed us 10 her hame. 4 tenn
norary iUll in the rush OF visitors gave us
.nll leisure to examine her closely. Above
che medium height i'll person. her form is
large, ripe, elegant, ana striking. inleel,
Il " ,dl1 he diiEeait, if nat impossible, to
fild another 50 3a4ltless and perfect in it's
proportions. - Her face is Kindness and f$ln-
siieity iiselt, with features regular and a.
&recabla. Her eyes are dark, eX aggressive,
sGd, WHEN liSalea up with interest or u aas-
urc. sparkle .tse diamonds II jhs sunlight
Her complexion might fairly III vie the lily
II purity, and her qenial hearty. ciildhke
lalga displays Il hne and healthful sos Of
snowy teeth, and makes the rooti echo with
ifs eiear and Hisvery ringing. Her brown
ana juxumaut hair was parted III the middle
aud drawn without ornament across her
forehead. Add to this ali the fpiendor of
the most costly apparcl-sl..-salEroidety and
cy9uis;te }aoes, aud ell without yulsarity or
sev.a.ag ait aupl a. Qisplay and you have
8lrs. Douglas, as sac appeared &c your haln-
Ole servant u this MEMORIALS morning
Her mother. sue- looking, youthful and
digpiied lady, sat by her SIDE, and the TWO,
without aifectation OF ostentation, entertain
Cd as with u tr1iy republican simplicity A
negro man, whose shining teeth outshoue
tito snowy ,,uen tic wore, haAdad us cup
Of chocolate, On silver salver. that can only
be exeellcd az "Delnonicas" itself, and az
tex refreshing ourselves with this simple lux
my, We bid our beautiful hostess go)a-day,
and lett her in ali tho pride OF youth, beauty
wealth, an power. hong aay she live TO
shed lastef and dignity upon the home she
ennobles, and may ambition rever tempt her
to stray moment Into the crooked paths Of
intrigue an politics, aud to wreck her pre-
sent happiness i'll struggle for future
glory.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28

~. lnutsy;iy evening last. 10y hey .lr.
Davis, Mr.. EDWARD f. JoHSsoS to Miss
MARTHA 5. MOORE, all of this county.
On the Harpcr's Ferry Bridge, on the
9th inst, by Rev Mr. Martin, ADDISON
WELLER, of Augusta to Miss LIZZIE KERAS,
Of Rockingham county.
On the Doth ult., by the Rev. j. S.
Pullen, Mr. DAVID GwIN, of Jack Noun
TAIN Bath co., to Miss II. Folk, of High
land CO., Va.
On Sunday, the 9th inst, by the same,
Mr.. UNITED STATES BURNs, of the Red
Holes, to Miss EMILY BURNS, all of Bath
CO., Va.
On Tuesday morning, the 10th inst, by
the Rev j. c. Hensell, Mr.. ALFRED W.
ANDERSON, to Miss LIZZIE j. Misn, eldest
daughter of Henry and Angelina Nlish, Of
Augusta county.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, by the same
Mr.. GEO. l.. CRIcK, of Indiana, to Miss
MrLyINA ANN MINES, of Augusta county.
In Fairfield on the 10th inst, by the
Rev T. G. Tebbs, Mr.. A. 4. COCHRAN, of
Augusta county, to Miss LIZA j. WALLACE
daughter of John Wallace, ESQ
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DaVt>' PAIN KILLER.

This viii Get tity, that about years since at
tackled with hoaisentss at the lungs. a hard cough,
and raising bleed with pain in the centre of my
lett breast: iyas almost discouraged, but hear nc
what wonderful snecess Fri nd Davis met with in
curing colds coughs pain in the sides. &c, WIS
iuduced to give .iis Pain Killer taii tiial. ! was
then raising bield ff4in ESQ 70 three tunes Gay .
and had been about Sly weeks, without cessation
followed the directions aud Ia ny satisfaction.
my cough soGn gave vae. the bleeding ceased. my
pain removed and naw enjoying a eainierta-
hlr degree 81 alb IN Paln about cough,
no bleeding, ana have gaaG appetite, | ep SQUAD,
and fri "a strength gaining ard fesh also in
crossing and, npw. wh.ther live lorg or uot. I
want rerybadY to know what this iavaluabie ned
eine. through III, be sing at CD. has den tor me.
have ue-s il WITH equal SAGE - in ny "a niv for
many other conn I'yi.its Which it Is recommend
ed SKd Eoaild theer:ilic rer"mnaeud the above
medicine 10 ts45,su Wha have cold, and coughs ese-
ciaiiy thase of t0ng standiag be Discouraged
and say ra1npt h, cErei. uHtil saa base gwen
Davis Pas Efl.r ar tFtl naee dane
fiGAA&R i aF@4aH. Fall River.
Sold by LAIRD i Linz S,auntan, ard nfng
giats eferyH here. iee5. 2t-2ys
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28
ACROSTIC.

jay and peace the Union crown
And may the praise to God rebound
May chains indiesoiubiy bind
Each freeman to his conutry kind
Sustained by laws just and refined
Blessings unspeakalle o, Lord
Upon this country spread abroad;
Constrain. impsl, inspire and nerve
Him chos' as President TO serve,
And ol'--''this Union" to preserve;
North tAea, and South, and East, and West
And ereryiehrre, with equal zest,
Nations will rise and call lis bless'l MARY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28
ssE r. ID.

On Tuesday last, at the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, FLOR
ENcE, infant child of j. G. and Ann f. CO.
veil, aged about months
In Port Republic, Rockingham county.
on the 2lst inst, Mr.. WILLIAM Il. EDDINs,
in the goth year of his age.
On the 9th inst, at the residence Of her
son, in this county, Mrs. ELIzAnErH RoDG-
Frs aged % years, l month and days.
The deceased was the relict of the late
John Rodgers and was born on the 9th day
of January, 1874. She led long and use
full life, having early connected herself with
the Methodist f. Church, and died blessing
the name of her Redeemer.
At his residence, in this county, on Sun
day last, at an advanced age, Maj. DAVID
SUMMERS, most worthy and respectable
citizen.
Departed this life, at his residence near
New Hope. in this county, on the Doth inst !,
GEORGE BAESuAET, in the S0th year Of his
age, leaving behind the evidence Of a good
hope beyond the grave. The deceased was
native Of Shenandoah county, but migra-
ted to Augusta county at eleven years Of
age. He had been a housekeeper and head
OF family for over SO years, aud in all his
relations with his follow man was one of the
nohlest works Of God-an honest man. He
was an afectionate father, an induIgent mas
ter, an obliging neighbor, and hospitable
friend He has left widow and three chill
dren aud numerous acquaintances {, friends
to mourn his loss. Peace TO his ashes. =
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord ;
IE Spec and Am. please copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28
NrccoRMIcK.s CoMBINrDREA

Va AND NOV rH.-lU TIir FARMERS OF
ROCKINGHAM, AUGUSTA & kOCkBRIDGE.
The undersigned would most respect u!ls offer the
Farmers 0t III. counties above named agent for
c. Il. Mccormick. this greatest of all time ntd io
Dor soethy Machines. 1t is also ''war antrd to soce
at ie's three Of all ain scattered by OF oi
nary eradln2." The Machine is al world wide re-
putatinn. hasug had ded to It the first Medals
Honor. both in this county AID Europe Last
wear. tWo GENT ,aen on in tinckibg Aan and one
in RockhFid4r. obtained these Maetasas and they
express i.ins DIVES wei pleased with both reaping
and mowin. vii, in Few weeks 5,- out di crib.
uting handbiils with blank ord rs.
THORNTON BERRY.
y. B.--Farmers will recolltct that Il Reaper and
Mower. sfbtro'e!g. viii cost about $3.50. $40
each delivered h., while tn coAabisei Machine
viii cost ou!f Si65. Ny address is Staunten. OF
Clne'a MiH. Augusta CO.. Va. 7. b.
ttb. I, l,57.--4ln.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28
Great Cure of Rheumatism in Cincinnati,
Obic--CGnyincfng Evidence.

CfNciNNArI March II. 1853.
For more than three wears | have been suffering
with rheumatism, and enlargement aud pain Of the
bones and joints have trictl, followed the ad-
vice of physicians, and at other times used such
family medicines as had been recommended for the
cure of ih umatism still did not improve in the
least, and was frequently compelled to keep my bed
and thereby was prevented from attending to bust
ness, Same weeks ago was Induced BY friend to
ty Cartet's Spanish Mixture. The effect mi
raculeus. | II considerably improved After had
and entirely free from all rain. feel better
than have felt for many Years. and attribute my
con- i tey ored health solely to the OF Car
ters Spanish Mixture. | co,sider'it most excel
lent medicine for the rheumatism and diseases of the
blood, and cheer!uly recommend it to the afflicted.
ID. KUbHHrT.
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SIS.
Fob. I, ls57.-4t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28

A Copitot lieu Captain lartstein, in
his letter to the Ship Owners Association,
of Liverpool, said in speaking Of the Ocean
Steamers THE iron messengers Of com
merce fly Ike steam shuttles, weaving be-
tween US fabric Of mutual interest" and
he might have added. like those real practi-
cal shuttIas which weave splendil broad
cloths to be made into garments at the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall Of Rockhill & Wilson,
Nos. 205 and 2O7 Chestnut street, Phila
delnhia. TF21-2t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-28

more eomplants.
Everv body needs or less purgng. Purge
the hihod from it, imnntiies Purgc tue bowels
Liver and the whole viseera, svstrm from obs;rue
tions. Purge out the diseases which 'aster on the
body. t. work lis decay. Rs; for diseases shaud
die only Of nlS age. Tskr antd tes early and
thrust i from thr stem, before it is set too strong
Ia Weld.
Ayers Pills do thrust out diseases not onv while
II Is weak. but when 1t has tal-en strong hold
Reaa the astounding statements of those who have
been cured by tiem from dreadful Scrotua. Drop
~, Ulcers, Skin Diseases. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
dyspepsia. Internal Pains. Bilious Complaints,
heartburn. Headache. GTut. and msnr less danger
Gus ut stu threstaaite ailments: such As pinpiss
on the face. Warns. Nervous irritahility Loss Of
appetite irregularities Dizziness III the head Colds
Fevers, DYstnterv, and indeed every variety of
complaints for whicf purgatiye Remedy is re-
quired.
These are no ranAom statements, but are authen-
tieated by your oxn nj gtbors and yeur own Ply
sieans
Try them once and you will never be without
them.
Price Is cts per Box--5 Boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER. Lowell, Mass. and
scd by j. G, NJ. Merri|at aud J G.. Laird, Staun-
ton and Druggists everywhere.
Feb. Z, ls57-2mos.