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xcw GOODS, NEW GOODS.

NgEssRs. wM. BRADFIELD 4 co. would
VI respectfully inform the citizens Of Harrison
County and the pablo generally. that they have
Jus, received on cat,re NEW and COMPLETE
Stock Of Fancy and Staple summer oocds
Their stock is entirely new AMI having been So
lccied with great carr shcs feel as-tifed inai they
can oltr inducements 10 purchasers These WISH
ing to purchase Goods would do wei 70 give
then a ,all ana examine their Stock and Priecs
before purchasing ELSEWHERE.
The following compress q portion of their
s.a~h
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/ EITtk> t,~tamcntnrY were granted 20 tn,
l i undersigned, on the estate IT q. Il Grain
sen, deceased Ut ihe January term \ D. l-as
u, being the 10Th day thereof Of the count,
court pertaining to the estates of deceased per
sons This IS, therefore. TO notify all person
having claims AGAINST aid estate 20 present
them within the time prescribed by lae ana
those indebted 10 make immediate payment.
II GRAIN, Exr.
June 10. IS Ne e. 90
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tarriagc Nakius aud Rcpai,ins


fniIE subscriber thankful for the liheml patron
! age be- has hitherto received. respectfully in.
iofms his friends aud the public, that he hi. iu.i
received a lot Of Tin and sheet iron. and is now
prepared to do any work in his line 81, short NJ,
tee, that may be- demanded. Ia future. be- will
do baslnes. strictly on the cash principle. Us he
cannot afford To work longer on II credit
lie hope To receive liberal patronage,
J. ". VAN NOOK.
hro4 Cotton l'rand- cut to order ga
january > 36 %
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HALL q MOSElEy. dfoneq, and Copn.
Ill sciiofs al Lam
Aopnrss--N J. Hall, Marshall Texas r
+. Moscey, JetIarsou:
Feb 49, 1863 Is
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nR " W EAMF~ Marshal. Harrison
- County Texas.
oTrirE judge Frazer briri hailiinr Re-
dcooe, The ope formerly oeeupied by + q prra.
Ed
June II II $50
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w II. oCHIiTRtt has located permanently
W. at Marshall for the FaFp,s- RI pactic'ns
law H. will attend regularly the courts If tbs
Sixth Judicial District, and the Supr me and
Federal courts at '.yler.
March 49, l-5- IS
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LAW CARD.

wiLli,u y. oCniirHFE. e.usNn ~. tW<cpNr
niHILTREt & lIPSCoMB VIII practice
~ in the courts Of the Oh Judicial District
july t~fS Is
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Paper-uanging, Paits, Glass. ana
Water GolOrs.

Neirmaa's. Kceres & Sons. icter'ean's,
and OsborHes.
.YUsr -srsiv~l. large fia-t ri the above eolor.
- 10 sHits snf in Nthasfrf ard Rosewood h.rs-,
With iark. aud Keys Nl.0 Gefntn Ca'Jr.. ih cakes
and bote- far inenf
OF roiafs We tubes. Fnsiish ard American
tsasfsss for pfrtfait. 90 fafnes % Stih 20 flt36
Canvas 90 rolls if.fn p 70 ~ i,lr. VIDE.
Su-iehers Tor csHtas~s. cd at rizFs
i0r du7 Gae sahl. l,ad eaa,r hair peneis
ld9 paiat aad AHrai.h bfDrir. ail sitrs,
r0 ptfksga- gaid ani silver i-af.
ifsi '.4utlfs dutch m-fsi w'ffeaHd yellow
iin iit lu shr-is and hsaks.
TIusel 81 all the usual cailfs
French pud American
parcr-J10ngiUgs. BORDER, Deco
raisOus, cite.
Doors Nin4lna >ash md = aids of a'i siacs aud
drs.nH.1Y ~ EAR ch.ae
WINDOW GLASS. dc.
$500 s.res tmsoe,a Window e. l.s all .ifes.
4,oH .u fH4isu aH. French tom 7t4I Iu 2ls2n.
aO itflfs hrr IItf- ttIt,s
tZ1htHe. J.lnl- t,t American. Sti0 ~ iet5f.
l0ui hight e'.ff.d s'is+.
100 tsTt-f d.auYtHi-
500 buWIes eah-t f.us.
lntHns 81 tre Lead in % 10 5a9 Ia krgs
Sen r1fH-trn ii.t Sc ,,lJnrd lalufs BOO ounce 20
l01 ns,uud packages
23.0 i1s fine French green dsY and erattud Boz al
900 hhh Niifus nnd Fhus white E4ei.b Xrnr
tan Rel SOL yellow asIlfa
PANT Nai- ~ ail sikrs ADD etrfy Article usuaity
kept TO narnt. oil AMI colon ,iute b, % l- found at
X CLANNDN'S
May 20 S.. y - tan,l 1t y oHeaas
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e9AAm D. xocRe n MCKAY.
MOORE 4 MCKAY, AfiorrHsi end Cou.ssi
III lors al Lcr, Carthage, Pamela County Tex
-, viii practice 10 the 9Th yosieial District
AID in the Supreme and Feleral courts al Tyler
July 10. 1888 Is.
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LAW CARD.

II MCKAY dfiornsg and foaassiior Al b.
IL. Carthage Pauola county, TeSa.
Sry" Office on -.bine street one door East o
tho Post Office.
March 20 ISIS lv
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JOSEPH HFCHIDi.D makes superior mat
81 r~sss, anil at Ios prices They can he found
II III s;k~. at Mr.. Lsefs' st6fr in Marshall
where orders can he left Tor any particular kind
required. They will BE- nadc At short notice
Mach IL. ~ No 2s.tf
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roRriBLE uRttLiR saw WILLS,
steam Engines. Sc.

St,imaug sfcafs Esgiaes, rih Fine
Bafsre. >er4r MI Corn Mis-. Lof
Theeb. 4. Of SotHhsa msagfaeiTg
from +. Rq4eas Loe.e iogadafy.
Richmond. VA.
ave Il these rng,ne. ga Nls o-r'slei' n ssf
~ o srpre.sif guaranteed fef'sHf ne tiiirfy
uai ,a sss. reality 5.e Sect Il iem5-f rrr Jas. we
fa f.es r4af Nrfia be- firm oHr 40 ieafk- r. erect
ti boil fsttt fae pttte. 60 spfs H without additional
s-t w. naa asef rsgias tfisN sns infnnhcr
rem the eiy 81 Nea odrsHa u
vO1: $4,000.
ENGINE ssi NiIi. complete u srs ~ I We
f.-u.aulg fao Neehanir snd .uffso'e~'' A. above.
w4li rHt $50 a.ei ni i8mh-r r. faf fesdiif
FOR So $50.
ENGINE MI Mi compl+i~. Of s.ze " we for
r.slinr "a r.rtl Neebtni, sud F1uantfed ss aisitr.
ail cHi 1850 i,ei OF sHh-s --.f day faaftY
DOR So 600.
rVGNE aad ND ,oHale'- OF st- NJ. & sc
fa.,.ite te.aa. N-risHir aHf q.at+.r fd o. a1afr.
ssh. r1t $500 let n, itanie. irf ay frtIif
roR 80 100.
Et,i ~ f.s above stne- ba. paly or driving
a tnrr Nil aHH sau i.e fstdit HH,aei fnt'r'ts i7'
ioit t.Ils arrf..if al.H -a~fHs TIE #e-i 't t'fRr
small mssue. ' sboui 'n pfofpfi'p 's thc amount
sal ras.8v. M driving Flour Mi. corn m.ll.
taUou etps &c. &c. asaf- 1870 baud 20 andi '7"f
dec.
Every aaci,.r- expressly guaranteed s- herr repre-
scented ~ the pUfri1ref as ilc privilege Ht fripfhs
item 10 nur er4s.usc.
rhe.~ Machine. t,qHifs no bfi,k work sni rsn hr
erected ip une w,fh aivf trey ARRIVE 1t glaze H 'rH
uuniion and arr iariiruafY adaptel iu te wants Of
EDNtxp IvfNs As't
v ~ Common Nt.t Nirhns
3 Nr lt-n. ad'-r fntu Ole Isl of prfnhef
uafl ti .si ol jn4r. IS y 80 aHinuu street. Nes
ffr.s6s ..f f7u rfH faf Di 'r 3t.tII fia lHiUt tr
faf,ef MfNHs1 Va
Hrste imrn'~ IT tile.e rei,sai 70 nagi t1es r
it- boo tha cH4 ti Ntt nfetn- alf'Hg ilc i4rafi oi
ri ettt f.af. anl rHlt#s- fi 1rrltv HUfns
fAe sH.fnHea sa7.Hn. hs"HHrrU tsf h.-I = fNF
Es hu.ii t4 uttiaf
~ - 4
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FOREST NAH. STAGE LANE.
{ II AR Gi.s:

FEtp MOUNT PLEASANT ANp CLAIMS.
VILE
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uAs.e..g J. W.T. tftsSo~
MARSHALL & WILLIAMSON, Aiiareeys
nj at Lir, Marshall Harrison county, Texas
have associated rngrihef in the practice o. Law
end viii attend promptly t3 gay bas'ars. within
the sixth Judicial District, and in the supreme
and Fcirrxi Courts al Tylcf.
Marshall June 10. ls5S.
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nFFER5 his professional seFtices 10 the cii
~ 1ens Of Marsha'l and urraundng country
D-y~ Oaiae 81 tie Drug Stur If -aplers a
-a,f4
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G.. G.. GREGG & %,
WEST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, MARSHALL TEXAS,
n eani FancyD1 soof Sovs
Misses
Bnnet and tmAHa i"See >o '
Gr,craa and ,as'nzA assorted
A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
the friends and foC
70 saou7st than yer variety
ID
DEALING and LIBERAL PRICES TO merit continuance {"
ae sfne
Marshall Texas - 1883
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rs JENNINGS. ATanrg NJ Law Mar
IL. shall. Texas unicc ~ Nofih-Wcst core
ner of the public 81 are.
January 81 $3.50.
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Irisw oid'> im.,rosc Cotton Gtn.

Grisw "id'> Improved Cotton "n'
Supply Of these Justly celebrated Gin sia ,si
y just received AZ tn Warehouse Of NhN
smith BALDWIN. Shreveport Ia. vberc pan
ierS may obtain them Of ANY desired sip' Nup
either bite, Smith a Baldwin OF the nrAa
signed on the shortest notice
Every stand fully warranted If properly SCI w.
aud run, ~ no sale.
lteifence TRY TlIEH
JOSEPH u. FATE, General .ise'''
1inr-hall, July 20, lsj, dn
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EEO LANE. dhonegef Inc Marshall iiar
VI risau county, Texas
Septemhet ). l-la.
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\ large lot of rrockrrs China and Glassware
\ large lot Of Nails
WV BRADFlELD a co.
Marshall. June 10. lsiS
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7 NJ CLOrGH g. X VI. VAN ZANpT.
u. Afiorrsys and Couaariioys Il Lav. Mar
shall. Harrison county, Texas.
June 10 81 No u IS
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LAW CARD,

CM ADAMS Attorney Of Lar. Morsha'L
Y. Harrison Countg, Texas sill practice ia
the sixth Judicial District and in the supreme
aud Federal Courts AZ Tyler
Jan T. 1857
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II Emigration Is pouring into Kansas with
great rap!dity.
IL few Mormons finger In Boston Thew
are mostly English. Religious services are held
every Sunday.
ID A meeting in favor Of an American Pro-
tectorate over Mexico, Is about to be held In New
York city.
ID Mr.. Mccormick, OF Chicago, Is now max
ing $40 or his celebrated Ieapsrs, to ell orders
Tor the coming harvest.
IJ- In consequence of the high price of cot
ton, the factories on .hs Brandywlne, Del will
hereafter only run half time.
IL There is a monster grape vine at Moiento,
California, that Welded last summer 700 bushels
or grapes, weighing Is 600 pounds.
IL VIM p Perines and Andrew Baney are
on trial before the United States District Court at
Pl'tsburg, on the charge of mail robbery
HI The Leg stature OF Nova Scotia has grant
Ell t2p for steam communication between Pictou
AMI Prince Edward Island the present season
% The Indianapolis papers And fault with
Gov willard for pasturing his cow in the State
h"use yard Whose cow would they have pas
tuTsd there.
ID The Queens family name Is D'Estc The
naale duslP. commonly supposed to he that of
me Royal family of England Is only The name
q, Iehgl"us faction, of which the Electors of
Hanover represented the head.
iLr The Lake Superior Miner say, that seq
raj OF the Apostle Islands were distinctly seen
from the deck al Ontonagon on Sunday evening
last The distance to Outer Ixland-ths most
northeTn-is about 81 miles
IL rev days since, i man, residing near
GaIsna, Ill, took load of potatoes to that town
TO sell, but not being able 10 get a highsr Offer
than ten cents per busheI he declined selIiny
and threw the load into Fever river He was ar
rested, thereuPon, and fined SII for obstructing
the navigation.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

w LIZARDS HOFEL.-A G Baker Nd; p NJ
Wstmore, NColes. NY; Wilde, NJersey; W T.
W Pyts, Md; Higgins, Ohio; J c Fargo. III
MT ana Mrs James. x w SronT. w Bovd "
VI Storm, DIR W Eisby. y i; Dr Pelut and lad Y
.sN; w Falls. Md; = sebold, Pa. T J Joach-
onsOn, NY; Hon II V Wilson N webb. OHIO
DOugheIty, Pa; J Kingsbury, Mrs VI aid Mis-
y Dale, w Hevins, Tenn; o A Morse. u : "
+ StoveI, Pa; l. Roberts and lsdy X w Scars
and lady, NJ; NJ w Woodward. X Martin, n Y;
w Rankin, Pa; Day. CT: W Munford M IS
y Fl Ellis and child, Miss Robinson, Miss Me
Rae, Va; Dawson, n Y; Daniel Bar, ! w
Md; McAlister, USA; l. w Ralston. G NJ Don
"von PA; VI Fuller, Cal; C w Upham, y Y; r
valiant, CT; Hunt A 4 Denrnan, V Fow-
Ter, Ny; II Spier, NJ A Howell, NJ
BROWNS HOTEL Campbell, O; w
shaw, NY Jordan, Ga w Thompson,
III II O'DOnovan, jr. Md; II Fauntleroy. ir'
" 1 Fauntleroy, UsA; Dnrand, La, A
.d FIX da. Az ecott, ny: W StsPhsne and
Burke and lady, NY; J NJ Hens, NJ; W
Hicks, Pa; ] Shannon, Md; A KAY; Pa; q r.
Bar do Hon ID TaggaIt. do; DIR Sharp aud
Mrs C!smm, NY; Stewart. do; + Price, Md;
w Wait, " l. Trice, Ky; w WatdaIi. do;
General 4 Green, Mrs Green, Miss Jellison,
Sss ZONES u Evans. ny; House and Ii, ;
ay' Ala RvnGeTs, NY; lEeab Rynders do; ID
Dim, do; L BTawley, Pa
,,NAIlONAL HOTEL II W Walker, w z
humphreys DC: John Float, Md: 4 Il Rice, Sc;
:, tO.spHi' - ) r. Neal, Iowa; Iheo Adams.
Pa: l. ID Smith Ed Rice, Min; u b Melick Pa:
II Crane, = Doyle, NY; f 8 Hopkins, ~ +
Quisenberry, Va; o y Sanders N.Y. w /, shaw
aad lady, alass; 1. W Goddard, Mrs Goddard. \
+ A Gibbons, Mass; Miss w Handy, Ct:
shannon, Md; II Coates, Y: J 81 Poole Del
b ], Is allen ard lady, W Hudgins, & II Wheeler
III BOwiy, NY.
UNITED STATES ROTEL.-8 Calvert. y
Sulngfellow, Va W G. Boaker and family. Mich;
honiss, Va; A Miller aud family, SO: j r
Linton, Mass Jones, La; Rev A Adams: X
=, BUR, Walling.ford, c Gill, ID Barry, ]
~ hnew. . Noyss, T BARLEY, q Spencer ]
HHttol, h Hutchins. X Butt, l. kncwIrs r Wa.
tsfs, and Il Wilson, DC.
hlRkWOOD HOUSE-W Schley T Wal.
rs Nd; w Niemann, Pa; w f Flrnder. I
caldwell NJ Gregory, La; A Sylvester, Mas: :
Sirnonds, Schley, Md; Wallace, We: j
Stndiey, III Wright, Nd; Henderson. Kan.
) n Martin Judge Caskie and family, Vi; F {
Williams, Williams, DR. VI O'Raro, Pc; z d
kreish, o.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-Jas Andrews,
nacksntlre, 1-ockaIt, = Carson, Jas Garre,son.
McColiig, Pa: X Il Lowe Iowa; = : Rich
$50 Mass y q Price, and G Price, Pa; D y
Hhseass, .; Ingham, Myerstowp, n Rutber
fora, lii, A HOfter, NY; Hon II Wilson. Mass
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WORTH READING.


w II Y is it that many suffer and repne and drag
Oct n miserable existence, united fnr the enjoy
ments, and even ordinary pursuits Of life, when
ei may he obtained. and health And vIgor restored,
by treatment at once convenient and safe, as well
as permanent IN It's character:
To those VINO have suffered long with dlse.se,
ulmatng IN loss OF appetite, yigOT, AID dIstasto
OF soota Io,s, TIE unde7sigHad tenders his profess
sIona! sorvces assuring the sufferers, ca dor and
sincerity, pleasant, convenient and proper prsscnp
lions. n thorough cure and Bound body ana DInd,
without unple tsnt restrictions or hntcT6nce from
Ordinary business pursuits.
All dIsoases Of private nature, from whatsoever
oarsa, either recent chronic. structures lrrIts
bic bstster, Sc.-Slso, Scrofua, Asthma, Rheuma-
tIeIn, Piles TO-, skl'fully aud successfully treated.
pr. Harris can Ia consulted daily, between the
hours OF ~ a. m aud p ~, hna 10 ln e. m, at his
rooms, over 1921 Main street Above nth, Ard oppo
site the American Hotel, NJ FL, ST fuor. Entrance
on MaIl, a. door above llth street.
Ladies Of delicate constitutions. or those suffering
from complaints peculiar to their sex, are invited to
communicate or send their address.
In order Ia satisfy su cil-mpnS"d upon coWnunl-
" TINT therc is no Intention the part ni Dr. H. to
humhuc them, he b To state that no foes reTnu
naTatlon viii he received until entire satisfaction
shall De gwen.
Patients out of the CITY. and who cannot mako IL
convenient to call, by sIatnC their ease, can have
medicines and prescriptions sent TO any part of the
country.
A now and strictly non mcreurIal treatment for
old constitutional cases ol y phIlis Gail nPon or
address X. D. HARRIS, VI. D..
Consulting Rooms. 81, Sd floor, opposite AIaenodn
Hotel, RIChmnGG, W.,
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M THE EArEsT
1Sl 4 ID & l. ID \ C. OV X Y
OF TIE AGE.

& T.: s.. .ss:s ,'
HvksY Elsp OF ETNoI,
from
yAs sssrsf SsrofsI1 dorn so . eor.se. P,xx,l.,
He has tried il ~ over eleven hundred cssses ara
never fslled eI cspt nc two cases both Thunder HUI
NOR tie has p?X IL III. rG7ssssiSn ever one hundred
Two bottles are warranted to cure . nsr.iss Scr.
One to three bottles viii osrs the wotst kind Of
Pimpos on tho Face.
Two bottles se warranted to cure the worst
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the
One or two bottles are warranted to cure oil Hs-
Two bottles are warranted to osre Running Of the
Ears and Blotohes among the Hair;
Four TO six bottles arc warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle viii cGrs sc.ly Eruption. Of the Skin.
worst kind of r ing wcrm.
Two CT three bottles are warranted to cure the
most NEST desperate cflsc of Rheumatism.
Three to ionr Bottles are warranted to oure SAT-
Fire to eight bottles will cure tas worst csss of
A beqeht always OF perieneed from the FIRST bot
Tie. and perfect cure ls warranted when tho above
Nothing looks so improbable to those VINO have in
alors old s.ona walls sbenld cure ever huI0r in the
Il Sss to s.rt Thers are no nor hur.
por hes about sUlt'nr some csses, butnot yours.
= Boston. snow tho ssec:s of t in every oase.
IL has alIosy done SONS OF The greatest ever
done In Massachusetts, gave II 20 Children q yesr
Old, to ODD people u SIXTY has soen pooT. IrDI,
gormJ-ioUIjns children, rhc,e flesh was sof aad
B ,ttls.
To those who are ssh5cc, 30 . siek hesdaohe, QUE
cat8rrh and dizziness. Some who have taken II had
boen cstlve Tor years and have been regulated by
II. Where the body is sound It works quite easy,
but where there Is any doransement of the functions
OF nature, 1t Will cause verI sIngr lar feelings, hut
Won must not lie alarmed they always disappear IN
suit from It: on the contrary, when that feeling s
| gone, you will feel yourself like & new pe.,on. I
hoard some OF the most eXtTavsEsn encOnlums of #
| that ever man listened to
In my own practice alweys kept ID strictly for ha-
mors-but sinoe its INTRODUCTION a general family
| found In 1t that never suspected.
Several cases OF epIlepto hts-a diseese which
always considered Incurstle, have been cured by a
fow bottles. ., what msrcy # II viii prove efec
tua In al cases of that awful maady-there but
| few VINO have seen mOIs OF 1t than have.
know OF several cases Of DrOpsy, all Of them Agod
Poope cured By It, For the various diseases Of The
and AEue, Pain IN tao SIDE, Diseases of the SpIpe,
aud particularly In Dise9ges of the Kidneyg, O., the
| discovery has done more GOOD than Any medicine
| ever known.
No change of dot ever necossaryest tho best ..
| cen get anu enough OF IL.
per day-ohidren over ten years dessert spoonful
children from i've to eight years, tea spoonful As
no directions can no applicable 20 all cGustItut inne
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice day
MANUFACTURED
. DO y ID T. Enf.
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AYE RS
Cathartic Pills.
of chsmistry and

IS; ::$ SIS s
man. Innnmerahle proofs are shown that these
PILLS have virtues winch suTpasS IN exceleLce me
ordinary meaicios; SG ~ rs are safe and
pleasant - take and powerful To cure. Their Pehe
trating properties stimulate the Vital activities OF
the BODY remove the INSTRUCTIONS of It's organs,
purify the blood and zPel disease They PURGE oUt
sne I"si n-gnns INTO heir natural ac
tlun, ard mpart hesit6y tone with strength 10 ne
whole So stem. Not only 80 they cure the every day
complaints of every body, but 8 80 fnrmldsble and
dangerous diseases whIoG nave bafh"d human Skill
same time, IN diminished doses, the safest and best
PIN sic that can be employed for Oh dren. Beng
purely vegetsh!e are free from any rIsk OF harm
Cures have been made whlcd surpass belief were
ton and character as 10 forbid the suspicion of I'M
truth. Many eminent C.crg'meu and physIoaDs
liability of uS remedies while Others have sent me
the assurance ofthaIr conviction that nv Prersra
tons contribute immensely To the rele ofmy ahc
ted suffering fellow men.
TIC ageni below named is p eased TO furaIsh gratis
ry American Almanac. c9niaiainG directions for
their md Certificates OF their cures 81 The fol-
t:osiiyenrES. BILLIONS Complaints, Rheumatism.
DroPsy, Hsartiurn Fe'dacae arising from toui
stomach Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid lnsc.IOl and
psmarising thereirom, tatnlency, loss of Ape
tIte al UloerGus and CTtaucuus Diseases which
require an evacuact medicine, Scrotua or King
tvil. They also, nv Pur.f! ing the blood and stImu
latIng the SHttein, cure Ir2ny Complaints when ~
won not be supposed they could reach. such as
Deafness Partial blindness. Neuralgia, and Nery
Gus irrHbllI;y, arrangements at The Liver and KID
neys, Govt, and other kindred Complaints ARISING
from low state Of he body or obstruction Of ats
functions.
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IL The following is literal copy of a bill
drawn up and about to be introduced into the
California Assembly by an honest miner, men,
Der of the lower House:
An Act to prevent niggers kummin to Kallyforny.
The people OF the Staff Of kallvforny. Represent
ed IN Sennit and Assembly, du enact fOllers
Section |. No niger not now an iRhabbitent
nv In, and legal voter In this Staff shall he per-
united to live, rezide, or stay in this Staff any
longer.
Sec. Emmy Niger hoo wilfully or axidsRtly
viOiats the furst sekShun this ackt shell I've
transported from this Siait and sold to the lowest
bidder, Cinnamon excluded.
Sec Niggers who kun with their masters
TO soiOuTn temporarily shell not be inklewded IN
the provizions Nv this ackt; provided such So
turning don't exceed 30 years. III any ship gets
rocked on the shores NV this Sfait with a nj rper
on horde, and if such niger shell try tn swim.
he shell be pushed under the wotter
Sec a. All ackts or parts OF ackts contravenin
this. Is repealed.
EnaetinS Claws-A niger is herebi deklaretl
an obnoxshus newsan<, not TO be permitted. and
svIy Sheriff In this Staff may be Niger driver
II he chusss.