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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03
NIorICE TO oCREDITORs.-Est.te ef Jno.

NOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Jno.
IN r. LIPPETT, deceased. Notice is hereby given ~
the undersigned Administrator of the above named estate
to the creditors Of and all persons having claims against
the estate of John Lppet deceased to exhibit
with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the
FIRST publication of this notice, to the undersigned ~
Nevada City or to j. l. Caldwell Attorney for Admins
tor. IhOS' l. niNnVlsOH'.
Administrator Of the estate Of John r, LipPstt
Nevada, June 9th, 1889. 20 sW
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

nj Office TO CREDITORS.-Estate OHGec.
IN Ii. ARMSTRONG, deceased. Notice is horsbg give.
by the undersigned Administrator Of the above named
estate to the creditors of and all persons having claims
against Geo H. Armstrong deceased to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers within ten months irol
the first publication of this notice. to the undersigneo
his residence in the city of Nevada
Nevada June Seth 1852 AARON DAVs,
405w Public AdmnisHasoi.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

NOTICE TO CREDiTORS.-Estatee ef -:
IN MAHER deceased. Notice. is hereby given by 'ne
undersigned Administrator Of the above named estate 70
the creditors Of and all persons having claims agAnu
Michael Maher deceased, to exhibit the same with .ne
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the nrs'
publication Of this notice to the undersigned ~ his re
dence in the city of Nevada. .-s
Nevada, June 3Oth, 1859. AAkoN DAVIS,
405w Public Administrater
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

CtUMNIONS.-STATEO OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF
~ NEVADA-Iistrict Court Of the Fourteenth judicial
District, of said State. a. h4t
The People of the State of California to JOHN MEL.
LON, greeting: You hereby summoned TO appear ana
answer the complaint of MOSES MILLION flsd against
you within ten days from the service of this writ II served
you in this county, within twenty days il served
you this District and out of this County and within
forty days if served you in the State and out OF this
District in action commenced the first day Of July,
A. D. 1889 in said Court to the Of nine hun.
dred and ninety $4,000 dollars, alleged be due plaintiff
from defendant for monies received and collected BY said
defendant upon certain toll road together with ntersst
said of 5000 at the rate Of ten per cent per
from the Sd day of June, A D. 1882 also bis costs
of this suit.
And you hereby notified that II you fail to
said plant herein directed plaintiff viii take judy
ment against you therefor by default together with oil
costs Of suit and also demand such other relief - 10
prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereof Rufus Shoemaker Clerk Of the
( District Court afo esaid do hereunte set my hand
L. and impress the seal of said Court, at Once in
~ the city of Nevada, this ID day Of July. A. 1852
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
Per Jos. ROBERTS, Jr., Deputy. -
BY order of Hon. David Belden, County Judge Of Ne
vada county. f.r.
true copy. Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk,
Per jos. RoDERrs, Jr., Deputy
+. W. ROBERTS, Pl'G's. Atty. s.f 4oSw
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

TOB PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, EXECUTED WITH
y with neatness and dispatch at this office.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

n u Wbeh Peter led the First Crusade
ANorseman wooed an Arab maid.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03
NEVADA AND WASHINGTON STAGE
LINE fp..ssHutf

W. s. McRoKERrs Agent, Nevada. III
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-03

By Ed BuRRELL, Deputy. l;.,d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29
New 0rleams Gully Crescent Saturday Atornng 0ebe 49, 1859
II Card.

n Card.
TO PARENTS MERCHANTS, etc,
Who wish to give their Son. Clerks Practical business
Education, la the shortest possible lmo md to young
gentlemen whose TINE is important.
DoLBHAR
COMM ERCIAI COLLIE q H,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Pounded In Is-Chartered by the Legislature Of Iouana
with Agricultural and Mechanical Departments
Capital Stock, S25O,OOO,
In tho New and Spacious Iron Edifce. known
STORY BUILDING,
8. Il. corner OF Camp and Common streets.
BOTH STREETS.
oPRN DAYAfD EVENING"
n B-Therc arc special apartments for
BOOK X EEpING, PESMANsHIP, MATHEMATICS, GER
MAN, FRENCH, SPANISH ENGLISH, LATIN, GRHEk,
etc. 50 AZ o the Of business
Persons IL to 60 years attend branch they may
wish perfect they wish be- There proba-
bly, thousand Of ta former students In banks
and business houses in this city.
Merchants apply here for clerks md book keepers
Country merchants cIerks etc. learn in
keep their books correctly write Free handsome
hand.
Catalogues with terrns opinions press leading
Of the nation, etc. sent to all who desire them.
and the oldest in the United Stae aud has stood for
MORE THAN QUARTER OF A CENTURY
| on its merits alone.
Board be had with tho Professors other good families
speaking English French Spanish German
week
N b. To prevent mistakes impostions Students intended
for this College should bring this advertisement special dec
tons there winter for few
months all Of making wonderful pretensions and
e and posting flaming pacads enlghen the people of New
Orleans and the South. When TIRES form Clubs and
ter at the time cent will be deducted from tuition
No Citizens and respectfully invited visit the
College and Judge for themselves The city perfectly healthy
SrocKIf M expected the citizens in of Southern
teal education subscribe literally this INSTITUTION
they ever have distant the Agricultural and Mechaui
cal Departments will be in operation and the whole
placed firm basis to stand for Insu
lion Of the South and under the direction of the Stockholders
themselves and tho Trustees appointed by the Legislature
Stockholders take tho in tuition The Trustees
Of any other party the head If they deem best
Tho Charter is perpetual
Gentlemen of the souh docs tho plan your approba-
ton? If will give aid and build
with thousand fifteen hundred students annually
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
OF 2patkfW President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

I OST OR MISLAID-SCRIP OF THE CRESCENT
- Mutual insurance Company No 1915 for the year 1856 for
wenyone hundred and ninety dollars VIM Moore
hs public are hereby cautioned aganst trading for
on made for the issue duplicate certificate ANY one finding
the said scrip will obge the undersigned by leaving the same
at the Office of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
OBS 2tawlm# r n MOORE
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\ J. VEGAS, DANCING ACAUEWy
X ODD FELLOWS, HALL

~ Prof j. VEGAS most respectfully announce 70 NJ
friends and the public in that Dancing Aend
envy viii be open for the season. ODD FEIIOWW TXiI -
the 18th OF October when he trusts with e1o
liberal patronage before. .fi5 7797s 7ss7- .sF5
The fashionable Quadle DIES DANES lately danced IN Is
highest circles IN Paris and London, and nFpuced
New York and Pkadelphia by Profs ]. Martin and A. pod
worth also the new snd graceful quade De L. Cor v u
introduced this - = -
Days q tuition foT Thursdays and sssur
ia idis. Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays on -
Gs1, II Wednesdays Frday fro
day = ~ X 80 'AA.e'rs
before--once every month. - -
For terms, sppy 70 Prof vss... Odd Fsusws Han.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
GOOD .asea sss aM ssgan
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctloneer, Office 10 Bsak Place.
"A th hse sth irTss e Y p,s.s
Ths ay rsy ss ssfs sss y
lion q rs Sssrt e Sigh. degree. ~ '' '-''"A1
Ac Of ais before O. do Arm.. Notary Public at te
OF the purchaser. o9
FANCY ARTICLES. FURNITURE. etc, etc.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auctoneer-ofBce 50 Chartres St
W - Ak; . a..s sss f. js.sp
without any reserve will be sold
e Ihs fap. e Ct LTD nB IN P fAsss a.
Bs s.Ttf A AZ chai,s Mattresses etc .a
CREDIT sALE-BooTs. SHOES AND BRoGANs.
BY E. ROGER 6c CO.,
Auction Room % Old Levee street.
~, At their Aueliom No. Is Old evee street. will
S 9 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans Men,
ss r ss. ss,s sad seeived
E1-TERMS-Libersl. at sale. o2S
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY AND OAK FUR
on, Piano Velvet Carpets etc. at auction with
BY J. A. BEARD & CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Aucioneer.
Office IS Magazine
arst . It, T. o 4 ss se A.
housekeeping, will be sold - - ~ VI use'N'"k
hlch ana elegant Rosewood Satin Bocae Blue and Gold
farlor set rich Blue and told Rroa,eie Curtains To
match Eagtf Center and Side Tables splendid Pier Glass
Arrorsand very hne Mahogany Beds,eads Armors Wash
stands Bureaus Chairs and Sofas Cottage Sets com
pefe OF Ebony and Gilt Oak Che made to orderl
air aud spring Mattresses rich Velvet Brussels Carpets
IN Ciofh Mane Ornaments fine Paintings by artists
rawlings Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, etc. '
-Also-
One fine Sunns l. Clark Piano
HG-TERMS-Cash
Aucinneer. " - ~ ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

FAMILY GROCERIES AND FIXTURES OF THE STORE,
BY J. A. BEARD & CO.
GARDNER SIXTH, Aucdneer
Once No 30 Magazine
nj ci.rv .;i l., s.si ~, INST, at IL O'Clock, pre-.
ie tntes OF tes anay Grocery at the southeast
" anu Juis stIeet comprising general
II aIesrt Ieas Conee Ca1v ased Hams Wines Liquors.
spices reserves fcks sardnes MustArds, Soaps
n,ooms Jas Jugs ETC. The Groceries all fresh
me Fixtures the Store ane painted Liquor Wine
oasks o. various ef Platform and Counter Scales,
E1-TERMS-t;sSh
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EDUCATIONAL.

T1NIvERsITY OF LOU1sIANA W MEDICAL
~ Depament-The Annual Course q Leraasps n SkE
partnaent will commence MONDAY, kovsnhss Il NJ -
will terminate In the ensuing March Ea@ "a
JAMES JONES, \. D. Professor Of practices u Msd3an
J. T. R!DDEILs n D. Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, N. D., Professor Of Surxefy VI
A. CENAs, NJ D Professor Of Obsfetics r
GuSTAvgs A. MOTT n D.. Professor Of Nateria Mesaea.
n n klCHARDSDN, n. d. Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT N. D., Professor Of Physoisry .nd -
hology. -
monsrators of Anatomy. UT T.71.''a. -;
in October. 10 - go
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Il -
Charity Hospital. - - - 4
The Students accompany the Professors their yisis
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical adyants
Preliminary the Couse VIII delivered daily u
the Amphseater Of the Hospital from the t u October =
Clinical Medicine and Surgery. and other snbc ~
charge to students. THOMAS HUNT n D., Dean
The Administrators OF the Charity Hospital eIet annualy
April fourteen Resident Students naainaned 81 IL
institution. - IN t.wrl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

RICE AIILLS-RICE MILLS-RICE MILLS
The best plan of hulng Rice tried is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE
PATENTED JOHN TALON
1t will hull five bushels of prepared Is to IS
minutes according to the quality of the Rice MR. GEORG
PATTERSON at the Foundry and Machine Shop corner Of
Deord and New levee agent
| ture and sale of the same.
New Orleans, November IT, 1855 niSJx
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GOOD COOPER AT AUCTION
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer, office 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, the 29th fnsta MT, Mt l2 o'clock
~ NJ at the ST. Louis Exchange St Louis street viii 10
sold ~ " ~ '~s' WIN VIC
ne slave GEORGE WASHINGTON aged about q years.
fully against the vices and naladies prescribed by law
HB- TERMS-The purchaser to the payment of a
mortgage of $500 due the 9Th Of January 1850 and The
balance cash. @' - go
Act of sale before E. Forer Notary Public at the expense
OF iir purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

new ORLEANS CANAL AND BANNING COMPANY, .
New Orleans. Oct. q 1853 {
ny-To Lct-The elig ible Office over the new
banking house of this institution Possession Immediately
OF I'm A. H. KERNION Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

HJ- Attention, Louisiana Foot Rifle Com.
rANY-CHAssEuRs PIED LousIASA-The conservation
Of the flag presented by the young ladies Of New
Company and the collection the relief of
phsn Boys Asylum Of the Third District necessarily
post poned SUNDAY, inst at o'clock at the Church Of
ST. Louis BY der: A. LASS ALLIE,
dig 81 % 25 q - Orderly Sergeant
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29

foundations of the prosperity OF each OF
its membeTs. The statesmen of tOrmer
DAYS, whose voices are now hushed in
death, have been set aside aud almost
forgotten"
Let new party be organized then,
and that speedily Let the conservative
men of the north, south, east and west
combine to throw off the yoke imposed
upon them by the miserable and con
temptiblc partizan iriekstcrs who now
are 50 industriously laboring to make a
mountain out of mole-hill - release
themselves from the trammels fastened
upon them by fanatical acknowledges
the nigger and assert their right to rule
and govern the country and the whole
country in the right ray.
Already the revolutionary Character Of
our people as evinccd in the insane ac-
ton of our representatives has tended to
bring us into commercial discredit abroad.
American securities of all descriptions
are at n discount in all the European
markets, AMI are constantly declining
4 dissolution Of the Union and the revo-
luton consequent thereon, would render
them worthless
Although the constitution Of the United
States confers upon Congress the power
"to coin money and regulate the value
thereof and Of foreign coins" The sew
eral States of the Union by the charter.
ing and legalizing Of Banks, and grant.
ing authority to such corporations to
issue paper currency representing or pur'
porting to represent the amount of the
denomination thereof in coin, have en-,
tirely defeated the provision Of the con
sttution, and have caused the substitu
ton of the huctuating paper representa-
tive for the coin itself. Very many o.
the Banks, and among them the mos
stable, issue paper currency based upor
the bonds or obligations Of the various
States. With dissolution of the Unior
or even an approximation towards such
an event, these securities would deprcciat'
and the currency based thereon, conse
quently be rendered Of little or no value
This evil will effect every individual
Financial disasters will follow in rapi,
succession. The entire commercial in
tercsts will be overwhelmed and destroye,
and too late, we shall find that we hav
lost all rccuporativc energy. We hav'
lived upon credit thus far, and we mus
preserve that credit il we would continu
to prosper y. l..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29
MNSN\SM

Gle Ola Union no longer cemeuted by the
reciprocal Justice aud the nnspllied self
re- poet Of its members, but held together
by the vulgar bonds of force and fcar.-
We believe they will find themselves
mistaken in .heir calculations. We are
.sara that no American who values the
honor Of his country canwisb % see these
calculations crowned with success. TO
ridicule the cry Of di,union merely be-
eause At has beea altered a hundred times,
and fold ones hands in sleek conviction
that TIM South will suffer anything rath-
er than spurn a dishouorablc domination,
is the extreme OF easy twaddlc Ii Che
republican party is ready to endorse the
Tt,jtUc'5 doctrine of auti-savcry action,
as thus set forth, the Union not only is,
bat yht to be, very seriously in danger.
To suppose 1t safe, in suck case, IS 70
suppose tho population ef the South a
race Of such time.servcrs and imbeciles
as we are not disposed to believe the
inhabitants Of any American State to be.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29

"A H.. - We make q broad stretch
of editorial courtesy this week in admit
ting to our columns a communication over
the above signature expressing political
sentiments in some respects widely at
variance with our own. We do not be-
leve the National Democratic Party is
demoralizcd, neither do we believe that
there is any necessity for Union Com.
mercial Party, but we are willing at all
times, when it does not draw too much
upon our space, to give National men a
hearing, with the understanding, which
we have often expressed, that we in no
instance hold ourselves responsible for the
views OF correspondents.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29
Settlement of the Fremont Claim--Its
Effect.
The following is from the San Fran
cisco Ttlegram Of Nov. II:

The following is from the San Fran
cisco telegram Of Nov. IL
SETTLED AT LAST. - AN IMPORTANT
DEcIsIoN.-The Sacramento Standard Of
Yesterday publishes the decision Of the
Supreme Court in the famous and long
itigated case Of Biddle Boggs qgi the
MERGED Mining Company. The i'm
portance Of this decision, both as regards
the principles settled by it and the value
of the property involed, can scarcely be
overrated II ellcctully settles the title
Of John c. Fremont to all of the Mari
posa grant, as marked and bounded by
the most recent surveys; and not only
does il give him the control of the land,
but also declares him to be the absolute
proprietor of all the minerals contained
therein. In fact, it decides his right to
the largest mining claim in the world
covering, as the grant does, several thous.
and acres of mining ground. Moreover
as we understand the decision, it gives to
Fremont all the mills and other improve
ments erected on the estate, aud inyolv-
ing that company in the loss Of many
thousands of dollars worth Of property.
"Under the decision Of the Supreme
Court, Mr.. Fremont can prevent miners
from working on any portion Of bis grant,
the Court holding that tle right 10 Minis
for The precious metals can only Be exercised
on tie public laadS-that although it car
ries with it the incidents to the right,
such as the use of wood and water, those
incidents must also b Of tie public domain,
an Ike manner as The lands So far AZ
those Immediately interested in the Boggs
case arc concerned, the effect of this decis.
on will be to give Fremont the entire pos.
session and control Of the most valuable
piece oflandedpropertyin the world. But
!. itsinhuenoe does not stop with Mariposa
country. Grants of lands in Butt, Cal.
veras, Tuolumne, and other counties,
containingmnerals, have been confirmed;
and under this decision, as soon as pat
ents are obtained, the owners eau at once
take possession of the lands and improve.
ments, and oust tue present occupants
"The effects Of this upon tho future Of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29
Wood! wood! Wood!

THE subscriber viii furnish and deliver In any
! par, Of this City Wood Of any and every 9uali.
", hard soft, or edrings IN any desired quantity,
AMI cut to any desired length. at the lowest cash
Ga.lv
Orders left at our yard nt0r r. x. Dock, "a the
store Of Curtis Bliss & Co.. or with either Of the
undersigned, will receive prompt attention.
J. =. CURTIS,
GEO. ". PHILLIPS.
East Saginaw. Dec % 1889
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29

the State il is difficult to estimate. The
field of free mining operations will be
gradually circumscribed butinlieu thereof
large amount of valuable property will
be added to the tax roll of the State
A certainty Of title and protection will
induce capitalists to invest in mining OPP
erations requiring capital, and give per
manency TO the mining interest which 1t
does not now possess.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29
4 BELOVED DAUGHTER SAW y
ny TBE Use or TWO BOTTLES or
DR. UILLLfH H.ILL'S BdLSIH

Camden HM5dals O., If.h, Mlrt5 2, 1855,
Mesgrs. O. r. BAEER Co,
Gtn,s:-NI daughter was confined 10 her bed
all last winter with diseased LuTgs. UUs Physician
having given her up was induced 70 try your 'alu-
able remedy / 90 once procured n bottle q Or.
WIN HALLS BATSAI AND COMMENCED
USING 1T ACCORDING TO DIRECTION, and
am happy 10 state that with the use Qf NE Ers, b1
Ne she irIs 50 much rcIsrcd a. g. e ate 10 dress
herself uud bV the use oCtic Ste0nd bgtie she VAS
ENTIRELY RESTORED TO HEALIH
/ would most heartily recommend all persons who
are suffering from Diseased LiMgs, or any disease
u Iangs arising from Cohds, 20 use il at once The
above remedy does not fail in any instance to do ali
II is recommended SAMUEL LEAMAN.
BoLLus, SMITH Co. Projectors, l2i Lake street
Chicago to whom MI orders should be addressed.
Sold by Hess Bro 4 Co, East saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
MAsnINGroN. do. -

WASHINGTON, Dec. -.
The Presidents message has been de-
livercd 70 Congress. The President, az
ter expressing gratitude to the Almighty
for the blessings received throughout the
wear. refers to the recent bloody occur
renee at Harper's Ferry These events,
bad and cruel in themselves, derive their
chief Importance from the aHprehcnsions
that they are but symptoms OF ~ incur
able disease in the public minb wAIc@
may break out in still more dangerous
outrages, and terminate at last in open
war by the North to abolish slavery
While IL himself cutcrtains no such ap-
prehcnsious, they onght to afford n sol
emn warning to us all to beware OF the
approach OF danger lie SAYS: Let me
imploremy countrymcn, North and South,
to cultivate the utmost feelings of mutu-
al forbcarance and good viii towards each
other. and strive to allay the demon
spirit Of sectional hatred and strife now
alive in the land This advice proceeds
from the heart Of an old public function
airy, whose service commenced in the last
reneratiou--the wi'c and conservative
sentiment Of that day; but lie INDUCES
no bloody forebodings. He thinks the
affair Of Harper's Ferry viii be the means
OF allaying the existing eNcitcuent and
preventing further outbreaks.
We shall publish this message next
.,.ooI-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29
Donation Acknowledgement.

The undersigned hereby gratefully ac-
knowledge the generosity Of their friends
at the Bancroft on the evening Of the Odd
inst, and would also remember with graf
itudo the unheard Of liberality Of Mr..
HOBBS, the landlord, in opening his house
for the occasion, and providing part Of
the refreshments without any expense
TO us or our friends.
w. c. SMITH.
NJ. NJ. SMITH.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29

IMPORTANT DECISION. - An important
decision has been made by the supreme
Court of lllmois-which is regarded there
as rendering null and void every bond
issued by every city and county in that
State--a virtual reputation ly the Su-
promo Court Of many of the millions is
sued for railroad and other purposes.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-29
oXYOENATED BiTTERS

The annexed statement Of Prof A. A. HAYS. " u,
State As.ayer is ample testimony Of the scientific
manner in which ths medicine ), compounded
aul recommends it 90 professional men, 20 worthy
fair trial IN their practice:
An opinion being asked for, OF nc, in a1uscgucnco
Of the formula Cor preparing ONyPanatci Bt.ers be-
ing known 60 ne. 1 express Che following IN form.
TIE composition Of there Bigtcrs includes thaso
medicinal substances which experienced pGy iciaus
have long rg-pr,cd TO far special action on hC IS team
when derngol by Feyers Dyspepsia Acur and
General Debility, resulting from exposure or climate
Influence.
These are rendered permanent. anil remain active
in this preparation. e. consequence If s-,e.ttGt
manner IN Uhigu trey are combined
i, was vel. founded inference, that Tbs prey -ga-
zion, used IN larger or smaller doses wggli prove
ralu, BIC General Medicine which experience Aas
domonstr. ted
I'm this medi iue, no ino.r salts can BE found, Is
tic most delicate ci.,uical trial Respectfully
A.AHAYES, II. D.,
A.saycr Of ~ Stale Of Ma.sachus.tts.
Western \ gent JOHND. Pa Z, Cincinnati. Chic
Sec advertisement, ia another coluu.0 Of ourTarr