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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
Fer The Louisville journal thinks the

fF The Louisville Journal thinks tn,
New Albany Tribune is mistaken about
Wizards brother .ia-law being the Cooke
second in command to old Brown at Har.
per's Ferry. The Journal says: 1--WE do
not believe that Gov. Willard instigated OIL
advised the insurrection Gas il wasn't q
whis ky one). but he certainly did advise in
public speech that the foreign born PEG.
pie of Kentucky and Indiana should hang
meat upon the bushes TO oil the escape Of
the slaves of every kentuckian belonging
TO the american party"
What prominent Republican ever utter
ed language better calculated TO incite in.
slrrection than the above? His brother
in-law probably only intended TO Jun OF
slaves belonging to Americans. while old
Brown was helping of those belonging to
Democrats.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
~Ifanv Of our Subscribers can f,

re- II any Of our subscribers can fur
nish us with Nos ), Q anil 10, Vol !, No.
rs, Vol. ., and No. 81, Vol. ), OF the Re-
publican, or any one of them. we shall be
greatly obliged and pay them bcsilcs.-
Ave want to get the volumes bound, and
these numbers are missing. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

FREE ScHooL.-A free school. under the
supclintendence of Mr.. DCRiIxGANE. will
commence in this place next Monday, and
continne two months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

The Democrats in La Porte County have
got by the ears over the selection Of Dele
gates TO the State Convention The Doug
las wing Of the party it appears outgener-
aied the Administration wing, had every
thing their own way and appointed dele
gates favorable to the Little Giant" Be-
fore the meeting was fully organized, how
ever, ID. J. Woodward, Chairman of the
County Central Committee, seeing that the
Douslasites had got the start Of bis side,
arose and adjourned the Convention for
couple of weeks, and. with about dozen
others Icft the hall; but the Douslasitcs
proceeded wirh. tlss business, -appointing
their delegates, de-, anil then adjourned.
Next Saturday is the day appointed for
the assembling Of the adjourned mesting-
An exciting time is anticipated as we no.
tice in tho last Times call signed by ls4
of the friends of Douglas for meeting
on the same day to ratify the proceeding.
Of the Convention held on the 18th nlt.--
They appear determined to overwhclm and
frown, down hcbolters. as they term tln
fricusis Of the Administration. We shall
see how Il will end ... ..s.....
In the last Times Col. Walker, the sen
Tor editor, talks to the buchanan leaders
NLessrs- James Bradley. b. J. Woodward
DENIED Moves Levi Ely. G.. Rose, and oil,
ers. IN no very complimentary terms, accu
sing them Of bad faith to the party in re
fusing to support.its regular nominees las
fail, anil with-the design now of disorgan
ling and dividing the party. Harmo
n;oils patty The ''irreprcssiblc conflict
between the two wings has already com
mencrsl They both Ptof,ss TO believe il
the doctrines of the Cincinnati. platform
but their Interpretations Of its meaning
are IS wide apart as the poles. j. :. go
-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

DoS'T Haze IIN-Somc Of the more
influential Democratic papers are implor-
ing Gov. Wise not to hang "Old Brown. -
lest he he called a martyr, but to commute
his punishment to imprisonment for life.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

The bee Hive" Dry Goods House at
La Porte. is the place to go or send for
such articles Of merchandise as cannot he
found in the Stores in this place. 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
TO AGE NJ rs

All responsible persons who desircsto act as
zen ito this Enterprise are reqrs t. 10 So
If twenty-five tickets soId the, will
be frnishgda ia. rate ot 80 cents per ticket. and
besides prszssaon M thc rate Of ten per cent. in
Jewclry Willie allowed. Tsos is sefsrrs tw eHsy-
FIVE or fiity tickets spssE, fr few m'nths. IN
agent can rx~>rr excellent watcl, without the
outlay of skllsr II $50 tickets are sold in sin
gle Enterprise. viii allow premium of Is PER
cent in Anr.riv-an Gold. All who cannot act
agent themselves ~ill confer favor on me by Pr
curing some To act IN their place; aid IL the
agent procured sells twenty hsr tickets or morr.
lnndsome book will be presented to the person
procuring him.
Single tickets. e. @ -
All orlcrs m,st be addressed 70 l.. ID. Sine, Box
40. Cincinnati, Ohio -
ARrr<pouSiIle persons ordering tickets will be
supplied Nv ordering as abovc-ihe money TO be
sent when the tickets are sold r. raxs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10


IOy AND AFTER OCTOBER Sth, PASSENGER
Tn,tSs !w,Ls RE Rt-x As FoILows:
GOING .AORTH.--FR0Mr NEwIALBiNY.
ur1CiiELL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
except Sundays, al, $50. A. VI. Stepping at all
stations. Arrives AZ Mitchell ut I2:05 P. VI
CHI. AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS NAIL
Daily. except : iniavs, Mt IL 50 ~ Connecting
lat Mitchell wild, O & NJ r r Train for ST. Louis
LAT 3:44 ru. and for Cincinnati. at 5 20 n. fas-
scngers dine at Mitchell and reach thic'go at
CHI & sTa LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESS =
Daily. except SATURDAYS, MT 1850 n. C"inecting
n N;.che.l with the Train for ST. Louis mt 2:50 ~
(No connection for Cincinnati.) Reach chicago
at 500 PM
GOING s0UTH-rROM MI,MCAS CITY.
CINCINNATI &. LOUISVILLE DAY Elk
/ Dalg. except Sundays, at l4or NJ. tcavirg chica-
Ico at 10: Is AM arriving at Cincnnitiat i;4,Aa.
Competing closely at lafayette for New Albany
arriving 90 MI anti at Louisville .. .;so y,
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE NGhI
tEX--Day, except 5 iturdays, at lO-53 NJ ticav-
ing Chicago ut 500 PA,) running dree.s 'nro.i, ~,
reaching Cincinnati at g;4g ! NJ NeH aps1TY -
II n ? Roth 7HroaM Trains connect at Greencaste
with al Trains on the Terrc Haute and Richmond
Raiiroad, at eI.afayettc with Toledo and w abash
tRnilroai, at NJ Crossing With SIichign Souther1'
and Northern Indiana RailiOad, at Michigan cry
viii, the Michigan Central Railroad fog CHICAGO
and all points East, -. -, n0 srs.
Baggage Checked Through
II Ir. Through Tickets for sale in louisville, No
SIS Main street, and at all the conIpany's Offices
/ in New Albany, Michigan CITY and Chicago, Tor
all the principal points IN the East and NoF.n~es'
q zfose r.. &. KICKER. Superintendent
Me- ux.x<l n<.t I'll f<S9-t -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

New Fna.--See Mcssrs. BESrz d GAR
DExEK's advertisement, They are in,lus-
trious and crtcrprisfrg mechanics. superb
or workmcn and honorable men. anil can
not fail to command The patronage Of the
citizens of Marshall raa, r ~ .-sif0ais
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

MARYLASD, ELEcIioy.--The Congress
ional delegation from this State. will be
the sap,o Is herstoiore--thrce Americans
and tbree pemeerats- The, Democrats
have ! majority IN both branches Of the
Legislature, but the american State ticket
is elected. s.s . -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

WEIcoME.-A hearty welcome to the
November number OF the Home Monthly,
published by Arey Il GiI,lersleevc, BufIa-
10, y. Y. Terms, 81 30 per annum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR., DrP0NiCsS GOLDEN PERIODICAL FILLS
3 FOR FEMALES. .et ~

III Are iilfs,llible for
removing Stoppagcs or
Irregularities Of the
Mcnscs-
The pills are nothing
new but havcbeen used
by the Doctor in his
practice for maQ years,
both in France and
America, with anparsl :
Ieled success. in every
ease . anlhc Is urged by
many thousand lacfics
who have used them, 10
mako The Pills public,
for the alienation of
these suffering from any
Irregularities whatever,
preventative tn ladies
whose health will NOT
hermit OF an increase OF
family
one dollar BY mail 90
can have the PTS seas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

VyHE best 0 cent Sugar in town at Tss3
5ll yINNEDGE & BR0WN'S-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

1; Pregnant females, or
those surprising them
selves so, are cautioned
against using pills while
in that condition, rs the
proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
above admonition, al
though thoir madness
would prevent any iniu-
ry to health ; otherwise
these pills are recon
mcnslcd. DIRECTIONS &C
comPsnyieg each Box.
PACK 81 0O. sI n
II NB--Ask for Dr. Du-
'ponco's Golden Fills
eSeesienature on every
iihox- ; You then obtain
| ~ pill you may depend
upon.A .eain.
Ladies' by enclosing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

hF .. 49, :, l24L lake Street. CsIcAco,
Agents for the North w cstern States also, Des1-
ers in Patent Medicines generally. tnSayiJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-11-10

O
of marines was required to quell the dis
turbancc and capture the fillihusters. Had
the government derived its first infor,na-
ton on the outbreak, it would have des-
.patchei at least 900 soldiers and park
OF artillery to route the formidable enemy
from, his stronghold Bat it sent hqIf a
Com. ,any. because il knew. weeks before
necessary to ovcrcomt. Can anything be
more apparent? Can the administration
deny its guilty knowledge? b fn.
Let us glance Mt the document Scarce
~ had oil Brown been cloven down by the
cutlasses Of the marines. before the Con
sttut;on AMI States (Bachanan's and
Douglass organs) opened their batteries
publicans. The telegraph was pressed in
to the service Of Democracy to broadeas,
falsehools, distort facts, anil implicate IN
lnocent men: now was the time to mako has
while the sun slsone; such god send
might not again visit this generation O.
democrats; and while the cowar.ll y.rscarc.l
chivalry. were running their bayonets int q
Itthe dead bodies Of those they slew aftcl
Itisey had SURRENDERED. the Democratic pres.
land spouters, throughout the country. to
4 king their cue from headquarters. stimuli
ltaneously raised woifish howl at TIT
whole Republican. party. charging then
j with being in league with OLD Brown ans
I seeking to overthrow tho Union and wiP'
ont slavery by insurrectioi and civi
war! With well simulated horror the,
4 called for the bIood Of Seward. Hale
4 Chase. GidIings. Fletcher. Grcelys am
! other prominent Ecpublyans, and demsn
sled the instant disbandment and dispersion
Iof the party organization, But the thin'
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|
SUGAR. There was good demand, with sales Of
about 5000 hhds. at the range Of previous figures
Fair to fully Fair 5s@5zc. y h.
MoLAssEs. :. Some $500 bbls. were sold At 27M
2sc. for Fermenting, and 2s4@29c. for Prime and
Choice with 300 half bbls at 32033c. % gallon,
according to quality.
FLOUR. We noticed sales Of about 1000 bbls.,
including 150 Light, 400 Superfne and Extra, and
200 Fancy, all on private terms 200 Superfne in
lots at S.; 100 at IS 124 $50 Extra Indiana at s5
50 leo at IS IS and 400 Choice Extra, in two lots
at Sc q barrel.
GRAIN The sales Of Corn included 1000 sacks
in several lots at 81 Is, and 100 Inferior Yellow at
81 10 % bushel. OF Wheat, 500 sacks N;xed were
sold on pl.vate telns Oats were steady, and the
sales included 800 sacks St. Louis at &c. d bushe
-. OF Bran, 500 sacks sold at 81 y 100 lbs.
Provisions. Pork was dull, and the sales were
confined to ITO bbls. Mess in three lots, at s1s .
Dbl; retailing generally at SIS 25@s1s so y Dbl.
OF Bacon, so casks shoulders were sold at. The
transactions in Lard campised 60 tierces No. at
10ac lis at 1O2, and rs kegs at 12c. b. OF Green
Meats Is 900 fbs in bulk were sold on private terms
CoFrEE. The sales were confined to 400 bags, at
l0a, II and 11sc. 59'it.
INDIA BAGaINa. We noticed sales Of rs bales
at &c.,, Ill landing at lst and so Heavy at 134ca
yard.
BALE RorE. 200 coils machine made were sold
at 7lc. y b.
LARD On ....so bbls. chilled brought 75c.Y
gallon.
WHISKY. We noticed sales Of 100 bbls. Recti-
fed at Csc. and 162 at 25ac but at the close there
was none to be had under 26c.P gallon.
FkE1GHTs.. An American ship was taken for
Liverpool at Id. for cotton, and a British ship at
l5-32d vessels on the berth filing up at 15-32d.
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in charge Of Capt A. Dugas with the polite M. Us.
Dalferes, leaves to-day at 10 A.. II.
Meteor for Baton Rouge The splendid passenger
steamer Meteor, Capt BENZ. H. On, Is At he landing
receiving passengers and cargo for Baton Rouge md
waypoints, and viii leave at her hour to-day-l0
A. II, punctusIIy. Messrs. +. e. DIzdin and Louls
Bocherand are the accommodating clerks Of this ns
packet The Meteor has large and splendid cabin
Her rooms are capacious airy and luxarious, mid hsr
fare is Of the best Her speed is equal to the fAset
and there Is no safer boat than the Meteor. Her o
GERS are all right" Recollect tie hne and fast p~sr
senger packet Meteor at 10 O'Clock today for Baton
Rouge.
Laurel Hui tW Bayos Sara,--Ihis fast and popu-
Lar U s. mail and passenger packet, In command n
Capt. jag. h IRE, with the correct Mr. Alex McIAan
IN the ONCE leaves to-day # 10 i n sor Baysu -
and way landings. =
Eleanor for Cardiac asd Lssyiesse Bzs1s-Ws
have now TO announce publicly tie fsc4 that te poru
ular passenger steamer Eleanor, Carl WIN Wsin.
clerks Mesn Groves and Clarke, wiII Ie1ye IA HI
river this evening 1t o'clok without ~ ~ X TN
The Eleanor d becoming famous, = pasvenxer
packet. She has gone ont on every trip since N
arrival here full Of people Her ollcers, aso kaye
something to do with predictions Of passenxe1s for
the Eleanor. Carl early, while rooms may Be I'D
Passengers who have travelled on this fne boet, an
speak in the highest terms Of the recommendation
and treatment they receive. The opfaion of fbe
public has gone forth, IN regard to the Eleanor an
her oficen, and i is attering In the highest tez
Reeollect tbe Eleanor to-day at 2. n.
n ~. MeRas for TRENTON and Nonrpe-Ihe
elegant and last passenger steamer r. ". Nclsae.
Capt. Jno. v. Tobin, win Leave port today Il z. ~
for all landings on 0uachfta river 10 70 Tfentoa ana
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CITY HOTEL. C II Gillis ..A Robinson, L.
fourche JAS = Waller. Rouge .Jas Cuddy -
Miss City. p ? shephefd, st Nary. d I D.,
den. j. N johnson. A Hamilton, Miss u s.
Thompson, La. Nv Merovin, NOT Keith
e cy ady hano s I'D nss ss a ree
and svt, Miss Arthurs, Yazoo City. ~ Y Caldwell
and sister, Greensboro: j F Talone, W B Harvey,
" Hemphill, VIM Ratlia, Geo Harvey, Jas " KnoDsx,
IT CaswelI. I. Mrs R Lee z Robinson, Coast
=. Gordon Sims, Miss. ~ T Allen, Ga. ~ s
Hampton, B Dexter, 1 Burnett, Geo VI Keller,
BE, Lake Providence: - 9 Tgly, AK III s
Hamilton and svt, DR. Ware, A E Ross, Ga. Thos
Brooks, Mobile. H " Cooke, Ala. II Doyai, Il
...R g Richardson, 9 Mcintyre, RI Gibson
Il Turner, Miss, B Dudeld and Lady, B Rouge.
J B Campbell, La. JAS Fisher and lady, Gin
Gen D King, lady and svt. Miss B Cooke .Jno
P Farley, Jno burnett, Davis, Fulch, Mis-. 4.
Capt J Withers, U $ A, Texas
/ ST. CHARLES HOTEL. Maj T Taroles, d. y
Mock, Col Chas Percy L.. Mrs , b Owen,
child h and st, a.. O. 3 Durham, Boston;
at Ia Tasner, g. So see Tnsier s'en
Mrs Cowan, Miss Cowan, Miss v wire, Gown.
o Osborn and lady, Miss Osborn. Crystal sprdngs
Ibenvlle e A Collins, nj. Louis s Le Boar
gsois, Word, La. Robt Kerk, Miss. .Jno
dlggue...J Aupatr1cks MISS Francis w hIte,
Md. "A Patton, st Louis. w h Beck and svt.
Ala. .Jno II jackson, Ky....J L McKeeyer, W W
4 Churcheoen. N w.. H Parker, Tex. . r Evans,
| Miss. Il Tornberg. ~ G, g Metch, VIA A
WEIGH, Ca. j Winston and syt, Ala. G W
Parker, Pa. ..B r Thomas Vicksburg . DR. C @
| Cade s W Lancaster, j Lancaster Miss Miss 3
Bruot B Rouge. e Richardson, Miss. :. Gen d
King, lady and svt, Mrs R Lee, Miss Julia Goree,
Miss Cooke, Miss Shiyers, T s Caswell L Royston
Ala. j Albertson, Conn. Il johnson, VIM T
Glasscock, La. It Hunter, Red river W Peek.
VIM R Peck, E Towne, Millikens Bend SWW
Sanderron, Natchez. "A McMechaw, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL Henry Clarke Memphis
~. b Barrow, La. Jas n Mullen, Mobile...T
Russell Dawson, Phi. " Duprey and lady, Niss
| n Ponlin, La. B Jordan, Florida DR. W r
Mcmillan, Miss. "A Il May, " Geo Prufaut,
| La. Il Torrbey. Mrs L Duncan and children
Miss Duval. j. j L McKeever, N Wv NAL
10y, lady, child and syt....J T McBee, lady and
ARCADE HOTEL. u A Hays. - " Hays.
J B Fisher, J R Musgroye, j L Ross, Eicks-
n whitman, Miss. + " HenisE. n ft o.. u i
Atkinson, Tex. VIM Word, City ~ Burk, La.
Arnold, City. II Noble, La. d W Henderson,
Miss. C Nesbitt, 8 F Turner, II B Hearin, N O..
| Davis, Sara. p Williams and son, d r
| Wilson, W Sandel, La. .Saml McClenkan, Pa. >
Corgan, La. VIM Tradwell, Columbia. . VIM G.
johnson, Ed Jack, Thos Trogg, g D Spann, Miss
Mr. Robinson, Mobile. .B p Robinson, VI Stanton,
? Anderson, Ark. J. VIM Spears, j II Post, Jas
Duke, l. g Bundck, La.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RIO SUGAR PLANTERS
AMEs' STAR SUGAR PAN,
And
Improved Steam Train, for Making Sugar

syinesa and hs .Di,. sn,s,pI.s which Is
S ,s The e. s often
the q improving possible that which would
tons proved that various have feen the different d
forocurng heat admit If their
10
on
suited the conviction that the planters adopt what has
sss but what has been u
IN Louisiana in s2s TO lime proved il
W s%y e' ,as ss
the
srIcon Of the common worm as have rendered the most
and made effective
Of The T ppss will rapidly
dermen the continued Of the In mechanical
hsss 9s 4
wn IL s sa s one
time exposed atmospheric action obtained Of much
ss. IN sa sss sy s
% e ssq bs sds II he as of as good
AID firm grain with steam at 80 pressqrs Is made in the
ius steam fuel the oheT evap
oraons in equal ratio Planters who have the
Il 70 al" the
These results have been obtained the estate
p. O. Rcara. Of Bayou Goula Iberue In the sugar
en 1pd Witch four
ps es Pan 10
difficulty which experienced in maintaining the In
induced Mr.. Gilbert have the common
and replaced by Ames improved worm This aler
Whole apparatus, with the following results: =
H. O. AaEs, gsa-Dear Sir: Your favor Of The In duly
following advantages yonr old
rapidly the old from that Circumstance nstead Of
cleaning ard entraing the liquor the train to
l density Of Syrup to DO whilst using the
warded about two II hours Is per cent more
Temperature than the old Pan.
Tie advantage however is that the grain Of the
is hard and Arm the old at 50 90 h. in fact
difference in the armness Of the grain Of the in the
in the pipes consequently the application is Of
irely train with Coil and Cook
Ing Pan from what can Judge sg any Of the improved
head with The common fued oi.er H. and the utmost
y.
working the Pam will time be cheeully given, well
questions propound with regard
its working.
WADE H GILBERT.
The reputation Of the writer Of the foregoing
perienced and maker B second In the
the proprietor Of estate. for further informaton
For further information address the Paenee
New Orleans the undersigned sole authorized nufac
WHEELER FoRsTALL,
-.. Coppersmiths and Machinists.
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GEORGE PATTERsO
Successor to MeCan Patterson,) conner of Delord
and New Lavee streets.
The undersigned is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES. BOILERS and AAcHIsERT Of all kinds for
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts Fursxee Months and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description. Metallic Packing for
steaIn Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings.
BLACKSMITH WORK OF all descriptions having q steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
Flange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all used
by steamboats,.
He for the sale Of John Osborns Patent Fuel
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of by the Pcnyune Printing
Office, and others that have them in Of these Bars
be In under boiler lately put up this eab
y lishrnent.
He has also made for the sale OF
Boilers end Machinery and will establish Depot venen
the establishment where large quantity of second hand Boil
ers and Machinery may be found ut all times for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans. June /. 1859. jel If
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NEW ORLE ANS, JACK

Children three old AID under ree those three
fall fare.
Family tickets packages Of twenty the
Office Of the Master Transportation Merchants
ie reside The line q the road tickets pack
The Accommodation Train will run Magnolia usual, On
SATURDAY EVENING" the 18th nsI but will be discontin
uei after that date.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans and Cam
on The Company prepared to forward Goods and
Packages Of ali kinds place with which they have
nccon receiving from delivering the dont Of its pa
VIM. N. WADLEY
ul2 General Superintendent.
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.. Coppersmiths and Machnists,
jas I'm PIG Tchonponas street.


AYERS AGUE CURE. FOR THE SPEEDY
n Of Intsrmit,eni Fever Fever and Ague; Remit
f'd hs
class Of diseases originating in hillary arrangement caused BY
rs es''a Ps 1oadss sass by the Of
Such now o win peec, certainty
vii eradicate The disease and With founded on
which from or .h DISC der must BE-
he hen tif attacks ssa dssmpsr his
the development disease taken
4s yet of mot
a so III @ The hs large n s supply
iqus districts where Fever and Agns prevails ever, body
i hoped I'll wli place within hs reach e athe
Of In,ernents H. that contains Quinne mineral
The Those are
healthy ii they had never had The disease.
as Ass ess ss9s sS hs s
stieb Painful Aassiea Of the spleen Hystes Pain ii Ike
s5Sis Ts ss ,sss f sss5
s oo Consequently @ ali bike
invaluable protection TO Immigrants and travelling
that
from Hs IS ss in
for than es and few VII ever suffer from
Ayers CathartIc Pills,
composed that disease within the of their action
search and Cleanse and nvgorae every portion the
organism correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy vaies. As of these properties the
nva id who is bowed down with pain physical debility
tonshe find his heath energy restored by remedy
simple and inviting.
No only do they the every complaints Of everybody
but also many formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
below named pleased furnish gratis my American Alma
containing certificates Of their and directions for
their ia The following complaints: Coeeness Heartburn,
Headache arising from disordeed Stomach Nausea Iniiges
ton Pain in and Morbid nacton Of the Bowels Fatnecy,
Loss Of Appetite, Jaundice and other kindred complains
They excellent alternative for the
the blood the Of and strength system
debilitHted by disease.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Inhuenzas Hoaeness
Consumpve Patients in advanced stages of the disease
So wide the field Of its usefulness and the
Of its that almost section of the country
abouds in publicly known who have been restored
from alarming AID desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When tried, its superiority other med
cine OF its kind observation and where
its virtues KNOWN the public longer hesit what anti
oe employ for the distressing aud dangerous affections Of
the pulmonary organs tina; incident to climate While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and been earded this has gained friends by every trial.
ferred benefits On the afflicted they fs and
duced cures too and 100 s forgotten
sale by J. WRIGHT eco,
Nos. q Il Isl Chartres street. N o.
Also by HAVILAND CLARK GEoRGE, Mobile, and by
all Dealers. d32