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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-19
Fromithe HlIlsborou th Nows, Oct. 7.
HOrHiTssps AaEntrl

AOh 'HNl--S <--HA%AI1e
On Monday night, shbrly after the.
evening Train cane ID, the body of man,
SO shockiDgly rnangled and crushed as
almost 10 defy recognitIoh, was found ON
the railroad track about half mile from
the depot, near the crossing of the Leba-
non road The head of the unfortunate
man was crushed SO that the face was en-
tireiy gone, and the only means Of identi-
flying the remains with certainty was by
the figure of woman printed on Que Of
his arms. The name Of the deceased was
thus aseertainedf TO be Michael Ghormly
It was at first supposed that he had been
killed by the cars running over him, but
on examination several stabs were found
ton various parts-ofshis-body, ,one ofwhieh,
on his left breast, was, about four inches
deep and two inches long. lDrs. w. w.
Holmes and Kirby examined the wounds
and both coneurred IN the opinion. that
they were produced by sharp, pointed
knife or dirkio The most probable sup
Eposition is, therefore, that the man was
murdered and thrown-upon the track with
the view of concealing the crime, He was
Incorporate at times and had been on a
"spree'', during the day, and when last
seen alive was at shanty on the railroad.
not far from where his body was found,
kept by an Irishman named Howard, who
sells liquor. This was about six O'Clock,
only an hour or so before he was found
dead. A colored man named kilgore was
also with him at the shanty: Howard and
Kilgore were both examined at the inquest
held over the body by Esq. Keys, but
their evidence was confused and contra
dictory,d and suspicion MS very strong
against Them. There were spots OF blood
on Kilgore's clothes, which he said were
caused by his falling down and hurting
himself. Both hllgore and Howard testified
thatthe deceased left the shanty ard went
down the road shortly before the train ar
rived. The engineer, Chas. Brownell, is
confident that he dld not run over him in
coming IN. as he saw the track plainly, by
the head7llght Of the locomotive, and felt
no jar TO the tram. Inc iact that there Is
but little blood on the icow-catcher, while
the back end OF the. tender was covered
with it, seems to confirm his opinion, and
prove that the body of the murdered man
was thrown on the track after the train
came in, and WAS run over when the en-
gine was backed down to switch OFF, the
cars in readiness for the morning.
A young man named Samuel Thornburg
was the first to discover the body. STUN
bling over it in the dark. as he was going
home along the track. He testified that
as he passed howard shanty, Howard
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lSFLAMMATros OF THE EYES, like all other inham-
nation, is caused by inpurity of the blood, which
causes all eruptive diseases, Salt RTeum, Scurvy
Bos Sores, Ulcers SC. The blood being nhenlthy
and of an impure nature, also occasions Dropsics
The blood becoming distracted in the veins, the
watery part of the blood in consequence is throw
from their extremites, and dropsy il the result.
Many times 1t is occasioncd by improper treatment of
some former disease and the vessels being filed by
serous hulnors instead of blood. Free evacuations
by these pills. open the passage into the bladder and
carry ofth corrupted humors, and renew them with
pure and healthy blood, which will drive out of the
body all Inflammation, together with oruplions ofHe
skin, and all dropsical complaints. they will be
shield TO every form of diseasc to guard and keep
from the cold grasping hand of death, and life
and strength to remain, and the countenancc to
brighten with the bloom OF beauty aud health
DR.. M0rse's Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-19

CoULDN'r HELP IT.-After marriage
ceremony had been performed in one Of the
churches in Adrian, Michigan, the bride,
when receiving the congratulations Of her
friends, shed tears, according TO the es-
tabhshed ridiculous custom; at the sight o.
which the groom followed suit with cop
ious fow Of the briny fluid. After his
friends succeeded in calming him, he said
he couldn't help il, for he fell as bad about
il as she did.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

TOHN w. CALDWELL, VS.. John Farris,
d Mat hew Farris, Samuel Burlington, Will.
liam Farris-Before VIM. Hawley, J, p. of
Olive township, Meigs County Ohio-On the
22d day of Sept. A. d. 1858, said Justice
issu ed an order of Attachme mt, in the al owe
action, for the sum of one hundred ard
fifty-three dollars, and proba BILE costs of
suit. JOHN W. CALDWELL.
Oct. I9-42-3t%
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NOTICE

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween J. b. Hampton and r. o. Craw-
ford, under the style Of j. b. Hampton, has
been this day di ssolved by mutual conSe MT.
]. b. HAMPTON,
...u.... l....,. T. o. CRAWFORD.
Pomeroy, October s, 1853. ~
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Dded.

In Danville, Meigs County, October 18th, of
Group, MARCUS, Son of J. Z. and NJ. b. Coburn aged
four yea rs, three months and twenty seven days.
On the lth inst, in Letart tp., of Scarlet Fever,
JOSEPH McCLINTocK, infant of Joseph and Eliza
beth Harding, aged year and eleven months.
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OVER FAvoRITE MENIAI OF TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE
United sTA ATEs REcENTLY DEcEAsED.
q. In Fn..Ia nd of old 1t the rule .utt
That the King kept his butler and also his fool,
But in model Republics one man will suffice
To be the Court fool, and the bottles 10 ice. ~ q
The one who lies here Bucks marketing did,
Cave ards round for dinnertO those VINO were bid,
And exuIted o'er others, when not asked to dine
ON Executive mutton and Cabinet wine,
THIS slab, on last Tuesday placed over his bones,
Shows the Court fool and butler was named G-y
is.
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7. GsIallceY ZONES.

Among the best things ofthe day is the
following, taken from Forney's "Press, T"
of the 18th inst, 1t is rich, decidedly.
Jones, it will be remembered, was Bu-
chanan's s right-hand man. He was elected
from old Berks County, Pennsylvania.
two years ago, by more than sir thousand
majorityI Now he is defeated, and ForneY
immortalizes him as follows:
.e AN EPITAPH
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MEIGS COUNTY TELEGRAPH.
POMEROY. Q.
GaIOriOus Victory.

TUESDAY, Y,:::::::::::::::"oCToBER 10.
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at the subScri-
And qualified as
hines AshwoTth,
Cou uty o. de-
I'm, Executor.
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8rtO advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

u EMAINING IN the Postonice at Pom,
III Oct. 1, 1868:
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II WpIkeT, . NIrs
Persons calling for the above lie tiers will
please say advertised" ..f. .... =.
42-1t-$f.4I G. NJ. LEE, p. M.
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TO MY PATRONS

Pomeroy, Oetober s, 1855.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
OEJgP CHRISTI ETyB,E,.
ED DE.ANEWGt MILL.
Steam Saw and Grist Mill, TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES OF
 -K0nd For SOIe.

HHHE STEAM SAW AND CREST MtLLs, situ- k ated in Union Township, White county. heretofore known as the JACKSON 6 TARvER MILLS, together with 1,200 acres of Land, 400 acres of which are covered with pine tim Der, contagious thereto, will be sold, on req sonablo terms.
 These Mills are situated twenty miles west of Des Are, twenty miles north of Browns vile, twenty miles south of Searcy, and twen- ty miles cast of Springfield, on the line of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad. The mills are in good order, and are among the best in the State.
 ALso--a tract of Land containing 320 acres. twenty acres of which are cleared, with good dwelling and out-houses, and fine well of wa ter in the yard.
 LrKEwIsE--a tract of Land containing 160 acres, with good dwelling and we'll of water on the premises.
 LrKEwIsE-another tract of Land contain ing l60 acres.
 These LANDS are among the best in the county, having been selected at an early day, and are situated in good neighborhood
 lz57 For further information, address the undersigned, at Stony Point, White county, Arkansas.
 FRANCIS M. YARBROUGH.
 Feb 13, 1S58.-ly
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
Dr. sEedge's Cholera OF niar-
THE SOVEREIGN REMEDIES
 DOCTOR SLEDGE'S
celebrate e GosmOOssss eys.

| Q, ( z D E SJ C Sg GD9skfsDeEss9 9s :
 The NERVOUS ToNIc is now regarded by all who use it as a sure and certain cure for all | Bilious affections and for Chis, Fever anu l Ague it cannot be beat; as a Tonic to those conyalescing from attacks of fever, it is very beneficial, restoring the system iii very short time to sound and healthy state. Persons residing in miasmatic districts should never be without 1t, as by it's corroborating effect upon the nervous system the susceptibility to | disease is lessened.
 The HoARHoUND PEcToRAL, for the various affections of the Lungs and Throat, such as Colds, Coughs, Group, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping- Cough, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief of consumptiVe patients no family or individual should hesitate, when they can procure so valuable preparation, one bottle of which has cured cases of several years standing, and one or two doses will re- Iieye Group in few minutes but we refer you to the certificates below and more par ticularly to the circular around the bottle.
 The CHOLERA OR DIARRHEA SYRUP. cer- tain and etfectual remedy for all affections of the Stomach and Bowels, such as Cholera Morbus, Diarrhga, Dysenterv, Bloody FluX. Cholera, and for children teetbing, is this par ticularly adapted. It is mild, pleasant and etfectual; children will take it with mpunity
 The RHEUMATIC NERVE AND BoNE LINZ MENT, for Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Stiffness of the Joints, Glandular Swellings, Pains in the Chest and Spinal Af- fections, use the above remedy.
 The SANATIvE PILLS, for Bilious Diseases Sick Headache, Common Colds, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Sour Stomach, and all impu- rities of the Blood.
 PRICES OF ALI THE ABOVE PREPARATIONS. Nervous Tonic, s % and S1 GO per bottle :; Hoarhound Pectoral, $1 % per bottle or six bottles for 5 00; Diarrhea Syrup, Sl co per bottle or six bottles for s 00; Liniment, 25c., 50c., and $l co per bottle; Sauative Pills, only 25c per box.
 Gg~ All of the above are for sale in Des Are, by BLACK &, PERKINS, and upon en- quiry may be found at ali the stores ill the country. Agents and others wishing supply must address
 GOODYEAR, KNAPP & CO,
 Sole Proprietors, Memphis, Tennessee.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20

eT Mrs. Jameson says: "The bread of life is love; the salt of life is work; the sugar of life is poetry; the water of life is faith"
 GE lady wished seat porfly, handsome gentleman brought one, and seated the lady. 70, you're a jewell %, no,' re- piled he, sPm jeweller. have just set the eweI'
 Gy When great man stoops or trips, the small men around him suddenly become great CT.
 GE Why are fowls the most econo mical things farmers keep! Because for every grain they give peck.
 Gg~ Move for new trial-courting a se- cond wife.
 GV There is Q work advertised, called, "Every Man Lawyer.'' What state of so- ciety.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
THE SMACK " scHnor

The following incident in a District School Is told by aIr. William Put Palm. CT. of New York, President of ,be Man hatan Insurance Company. in poetica address before 'The Literary Society" 1T S,ockbridge, Massachusetts, his na,iv, home:
 A district school, not far away, 'Mid Berkshire hills. one winters day Vas hamming with it's woated noise Of three-score mingled girls and boys; Some few upon their task intent, Bat more on rurtiva mischief teu.; The while the masters downward look Was fastened on a copy book; When suddenly, behind his back, Rose sharp and clear roasjng sNAcKl As 'twere battery of bliss
 Let of in one tremendous kiss 'sWhat's that?n the startled master cries, "sThat, thir,n little imp replies, <'Wath William WiIlith, if you pleathe- thaw him kith Thuthaansh Peathet' With frown to make statue thrill, The master thundered, "Hpher Will p Like wretch o'ertaken in his track, With stolen chatteIs on his back, Will hung his head In fear and shame, And to tho awful presence came A great, green, bashfnl simpleton, The butt of all good-natured fun With smile suppressed, and birch upraised, The thTeatener faltered-"Fm amazed That you, my biggest pupil, should Be guilty of an act so rudel
 Before the whole set school to boot What evil genieus put you to't?''
 's'Twas she, herself, sir" sobbed the lad, SsI didn't mean to be so bad
 But when Susarnah shook her curIs, And whispered was afraid Of girls, And dursn't kiss baby's doll,
 couldn't stand it, sir, at all,
 But up and kissed her on the spotl l know-boo hoo--I ought to not,
 But, somehow, from her looks-boo hoo thought she kind Q wished me too!''
 It is to be hoped the master did nc whip that boy.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
NERVOuS TONIC

For the cure of CHILLs and FEVER, and as preventive to all Fevers.
 E}T. Sledge's EiOariaOumd Pecto- Fas for the various affections of the THROAT and LUNGS, such as Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Asthma, and lncipfedt Consump- ton.
 Dr. sEedge's Cholera OF niar- rhOea Syrup, for the various affections of the bowels, Bloody Flax, Diarrhpa, Dysente ry, Cholera Morbus, and for Children when teething is this particularly adapted.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
Rheumatism Cured WITHOUT FAIL, BY DR. T. McGOWN'S SARS PARTLLA

And T0dide of 1P0Gasha VlHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER 2nd | HEALTH RESTORER, prepared from FRESH ROOT, the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians or the public, old imported root being inert. The components UT tTTT5 MEtIciTU are hfghty eXtOftgd bY yUTHE of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Sir Wm. Fordyce, Brodie, Bell. etc., for the CURE OF RHEUMATISM, Scrofula, White Swelling, Syphilis, Neuralgia, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female Complaints, Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, etc. It makes the skin clear and smooth-an object of interest with the ladies. It removes mercury, or any impurities of the blood or system, and should be used in the spring to purify the blood and prevent sick ness. Price S1 bottle.
 MctsOvVn'S Essence Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diarrhea, Dys- entery, Flux, etc.
 BEcGOHym's DOgVvOod and Iron A permanent cure for Chills, Ague Cake, Night Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, etc. MCG0yvn's Golden PectOraE- For the relief of Coughs, Colds, Consump- tions, etc.
 McGoyvn's stomach Bitters-A pleasant lnyigorating Tonic, to be used before meals in Dyspepsia, Debility, etc.
 McGOWN'S OINTMENT-Never known to fail curing Old Sores, Cancers, Chronic Sore Eyes, elc.
 The above prepared and sold in Memphis by
 H. s. HUGHES,
 Druggist, No. 343 Main street. Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas, by
 BLACK & PERKINS, oc'9-ty Druggists.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
NEW LIVERY STABLE
  WEST POINT, WHITE COUNTY, ARK
T. RI. WORD

'l'. E. WORD
 7s-~rO RESPECTFULLY IY-F2 G%.> EE2A. informs the public that {xf1>>(5Jgf he has opened Livery Sfa- bEe at the above point and is prepared with Horses, Buggies, Carriages, etc., to convey persons to any point, on short notice.
 GgY~ Travellers wishing to be conveyed to searcy, Des Arc, Fairview, Batcsville, Little Rock, Hickory Plain, Clinton, Springfield, or any other designated place, will find him in readiness to accommodate them.
 WEST POINT, July 3, 1858. {jy3-tfl
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20

7'V0 , I1'V0V1'.10 . ,IVUNtV0'
 TUcKERyILLE, Gibson Co.,, Tenn,
 June 3, 1858. DR. SLEDGE Dear Sir: have sold all your Cholera or Diarrhna Syrup. l have used il myself, and also in my family several times and can say for the truth, it is the best medi- cine for the FluX have ever seen, for it has not failed to cure in every case in 48 hours. would not be without it in my family for ten dollars per bottle.
 YOurS atc r Y TTTTKEp
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
MEMPHIS ADVERTISEMENTS

 and if there was a Chill or Fever. or s>s tom of one, in my family, never kna,s l@ could cite you to numerous cases th,F IL given out as hopeless, by able physician, " Cho era and Diarrho1a Syrup have cnrel you have a certificate from Mir Andersoei is well known, that will surprise won {. ing you knowledge of the invaluable os, tion your medicines are held in here. r. give you many names here, of good and able men, who will certify on oath wb, stated in J. f. Anderson's certifcale where your DiarrhCa Syrup has perf9, many other cures that were equally as hon.. as his son.
 Yours, respectfully,
 W. J. MATTHERs p. s. When you ship your medicines to a Swope, be sure and send him two or s9 dozen bottles Of your Nervous Tonic.
 w.Js ?. s. I have also used your Ague nedic. and one bottle of Pectoral, for couqbs s colds; and 1 do most honestly believe \ there is no preparation for the Chlls. ablI Coughs and Colds, equal to it, in use. \ may use this in the form of a certificate. ifS see proper. Send the medicine soon. [may15l Yours truly, JOHN swon
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
BLANRSl BLANRs!!

Just printed and for sale at the sC CITIZEN oFFIcE ','-DeedS of Conveyance Quit Claim Deeds Justices Summons, Executions, De livery Bonds, Sc. &c
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
Masonic EXpulsiOu.

DR. THOMAS HARBERT has been ex- ID pelled from Mt. Pleasant Lodge No. g9 from all the privileges of Masonry, for gross unmasonic conduct. Published by order of the Lodge. JOHN II. BRADFORD
 oct0O-5t Secretary.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
". R. STRANGE & O.,

". R. STRANGE 6 CO, DEALERS IN BOOKS, @TATTOMJ9BH. . r. afT!jst sEs@Gcy5@ES, eGc., 2l6 MAIN-sT., UNDER ODD-FHLLows' HALL,
 HS En P h $, Tenn, G1E}gam WE are now receiving our 4. .;z-2ss4ss4g large stock of LAW, MEDI- e3t.e.esssY CAL AND SCHOOL BOOKS, which we can offer inducements to Merchants, School Teachers, and all those who wish to purchase anything in this line of business.
 SCHOOL BOOMS.
 Our stock consists in every branch of studies that scholars will need to complete their education.
 LAW BOOKS.
 We have just received tho Latest Editions of all the leading Books of Law, and would invite Lawyers to call and look over our large stock.
 MEDICAL WORKS.
 Our list of Medical Books cannot be sur passed in any city in the South. We are re- ceiving new Medical Books all the time, and keep our stock up and comp1ete.
 ARTISTS MATERIALS. We have one of the finest selections that can be found in any city. Our stock consists of Tube Paints. Canvoss, Canvoss Stretchers, Autographs, Brushes, Paletter, Paletter Knives, Easels, Japan Tin Boxes, etc., etc, PAPER, PAPER.
 Our stock of Paper is one of the largest ever brought to this city. We can sell cheaper now than we ever have before, as we have purchased our stock direct of the Paper Mills. | We have now on hand Cotton Sample Paper. 1 Oarge and small,) Wrapping Paper, Buff Post0fiee Paper, Colored Printing Paper. Letter, Foolscap, Bill, Commercial Note, and Sermon Paper.
 BLANK BOOKS.
 Our stock cannot be surpassed, as we attend to having them manufactured ourselves while on East. They consist in Ledgers, Journals. Cash and Day Books, Memorandum and Pass Books. We have also some fine Letter Presses and Copying Books.
 Persons visiting our city will look to their interest and call on us and look over our stoc k.
 W. R. STRANGE x CO,
 Wholesale and retail dealers in Books, Sta tionery. and Artists Materials, 2l6 Main-st under Odd Fellows Hall, Memphis, Tenn. noy1-2m.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
|. '. THICKER.
Post Master at Tuckeryille
HAzLEHURsT. Miss. Lnlv 1th. 1858.

HAzLEHURsT, Miss, July Eth, 1858.
 DR. J. M. SLEDGE-~Dear Sir: After my re- spects to you, please let me say to you that my friend, MT. F. Russer, the gentleman to whom l went with to sea from GaIIatin, has i'm proved to the extent that he is able to go any, where his business calls him; in fact your medicine has performed such miraculous cures, in every instance where it has been tried, that having gone into business at Hazle- hurst the depot near me, have concluded to try some of your Compounds, as understood you to say Whcu you were here that you would take of 20 or 9 per cent. You will therefore please send to me say IS bottles Cholera Medicine, IS bottles Nerve and Bone Linment, 2l bottles Hoarhound Pectoral, and the balance of the One Hundred Dollars which you will find enclosed in your Nervous Tonic send the right hand end of the money, and on the reception of the first half, you will please send the medicine and write to me, and l will send the other half. l expect you to send me your Nervous Tonic at $1 GO, as you sold it at S2 % by the single bottle. Do not delay sending the Medicine, as there is a con siderable demand or call for it. Mir. Peave, who was given over to die is a few days, is up and going about, and have no douht he will recover. THOS. II. WHEELER.
 ANDERSON, Franklin Co.,. Tenn,
 March 0Otb 1QgQ
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
GOODYEAR, KNAPP & co.

We are also MANUFACTURERS of DOCTOR SLEDGE'S CELEBRATED COMPOUND, to whom all orders must be addressed, known
Des Arc citizen., 1858-11-20
ANDERSON, Franklin Co.,, Tenn, ,
 March 29th, 1858. {
DE. J. M. SLEnGE :

A(b' q. M. DlFDIE.
 Dear Sir-ln conversation with your agent, l learned that some preiudiced persons, which are be found everywhere, against patent med icines, spoke of your medicines as not doing much for themselves or any one else. To see justice done between all parties, and to enable others, if they wish, to receive the same bene- Its that have from your medicines, will sImP1y glve you Statement Of Facts, which you can make any use of you please If any one doubts let them call on me and can satis- fy them. l am probably as well known as any one in this portion of the State, but l am not Tn the habit of giving certificates, but feel that in giving this one 1 am fully iustifed- My son was taken sick with the Flux last July. and lay seventeen or eighteen days, when all hope on my part was gone, and nothing ap- peared to do him any good, I commenced giv- ing him your Diarrhpa or Flux Syrup, and he commenced mending immediately. l verily believe itwas the saving of his life. You have the facts. Hoping that others may receive the benefit that my son did, remain, yours respectfully, JOHN F. ANDERSON.
 ANDERSON. TENN,, March 3l, 1858.
 DR. SLEDGE Dear Sir: Your medicines have rendered general satisfaction here they have even gone beyond the hattering recom- mendation given by yourself I have used in my family, with unparalleled success, your Nervous Tonic, your Diarrhea Syrup, and your Liniment and Hoarhound Pectoral and have found them superior to any medicines ever used here, for the various diseases arising from a masmatic country like this, where Fever and Ague, Diarrhea and Rheumatism, are the prevailing diseases. Your Nervous Tonic has been used by many others as we'll as myself, as preventive of Fever and Ague !; and it has invariably given satisfaction. i for one say emphatically that it will prevent Chills and FeVers, # taken tt, the directions; and that one bottle will save any family ten times the cost, if used as a preven- tive. used it in my family last year, and I will certify on oath that one bottle saved nc at least ten times it's cost. The three years previous to last year, not one of us escaped the Chills and Feyers, and last year We used only one of your bottles of Nervous Tonic :;