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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

JoHS MARcor, Clerk.
The Mayor and Board of Selectmen Of the
town of PIaquemine met at the Mayors Office,
this 27:h day Of June, 1860.
Present: P. F.. Jennings. Mayor J. L. Petit,
A. Valege, j. Z. Degelos, Selectmen.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and approved.
The proposals for cleaning the bitches within
the incorporated limits Of the town Of Plaque
mine, having been examined and considered,
and the proposal of John Cottrell and John
Harvey being satisfactory,
On motion. the proposal Of John Cottrell and
John Harvey was accepted. and the Mayor au-
thoTlzed TO enter into a contract with them for
the digging and cleaning the bitches within the
Incorporated limits, al the rate Of two dollars
and fifty cents per arpent, measuring through
the middle Of the street.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
!. P. E. JENNINGS, Mayor.
JOHN MARcor, Clerk.
The Mayor and Selectmen of the town of
Plaquemine met at the Mayors Office this 2Sth
day Of August, 1860.
Present-P. E. Jennings, Mayor; ]. L. Petit,
J. E. Degelos, Lucien Charre, H. yalega, Sc
lectmen.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were
read and approved.
The Mayor informed the Board that in pur-
suance of a resolution adopted at the preceding
meeting he had entered into q contract in writing
with John Cottrell and John Haney for the dig
ging and cleaning the bitches within the incor.
porated limits, and that the work had been
completed.
On motion, the said work was accepted, and
the Mayor authorized to draw on the Treasurer
for the amount duo.
On motion, Messrs. Joseph L. Petit and N.
Valega were appointed a committee TO visit the
INDECENT residents of the town, with authority to
relieve their necessities.
On motion, il was resolved that a Town Ply
stefan be elected to serve during the current
year, whose duty it shall be TO attend to all the
INDECENT sick within the limits of the corporation.
and that the sum OF one hundred dollars be fixed
as his salary OF office.
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TOWN COUNCIL.
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS.

The Mayor and Board Of Selectmen of the
town Of Plaquemine met at the Mayors Office
this 18th day Of June. 1860. Present:
Z. E. JENNINGS. Mayor.
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Barber Shop.

NICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully informs
IN hi. friends and the public that be still con-
tinnes at his old stand on Main street, adjoining
his brothers Tailor shop aud Wine Store, where
he still pursues SHAVING and H Mr. CUT
TING, as also CuPPING when called upon. S.
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AUG'S. TALBOT

j. F.. DEGELOS, n. VALEGAS.
The Mayor stated that the object of The m,et>
ing was 10 examine the proposals handed in for
cleaning the bitches within the incorporated
limits of the town of Plaquenine. The Board
proceeded TO consider the proposals offered, but
the same being unsatisfactory they were re-
jected, when,
On motion, the Board adjourned till the 9th
June inst. p. F.. JENNINGS. Mayor.
JoHS MARcoT, Clerk.
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What Everybody Wants.
FAMILY DOCTOR.
CONTAINING

SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, FOR
THE CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

EStrays
TAKEN UPb by Mr.. Jacob Scblatre. of
TO this parish, a DARK DUN CREOLE
ILL MARE, without any brand, abou, three
years old.
The said animal will lie sold by me at the resi-
denee of Jacob Schlatre on Monday the nth Of
September, 1860, al 10 o'clock A. NJ, if not soon
er claimed according to law.
sci J. ii. KILLS, J. !.
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STATE Of Louisiana-Parih Of BcrcnHe-
Sixth District Cont.
!, Marx A. Estevan, Clerk Of said Court,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy of the original Mention on file and Of
record in my Office.
~Given under my hand and seal Of our
4kS3 Sixth District Court, at the parish Of
Iberville, this 30th Aug. A. ID. 1860.
sepl NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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Setcing MHchines.

SetCtltS sx0CAStltCS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
I'VE have a few SEWING MACHINES on
w hands, which we will sell at a great re-
duc,ion OF price TO close out the lot.
sep,l ROTH. DEBLIEUX 4 CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

THos. {. BRowN, Secretary
, 1860-01-27

act concerning the sale Of adulterated spirituOus
liquors.
Mr.. Wood introduced Joint Resolution rela-
tive to appointing Delegates to attend the Pacific
Railroad Convention, to assemble at Sacramento
city, CAL, in February next.
All Of which received first reading and or
dered printed.
The Council informed the House BY message
that they had indefinitely postponed H. B. No.
SO, an act authorizing the board Of County Com
missioners to regulate the road tax in their res
pective counties.
The following bills received third reading
and passed. TO wit:
HB. No 42-An act defining the jurisdiction
and practice in the Probate Courts Of W. T.
II. B. No. el--An act relating to liens Of me-
chanics and others for labor and materials.
II. B. No. S2-An act regulating the time
within which civil actions may be commenced
H.. B. No. 6S-An act in relation 70 bills Of
exchange and prcmissory notes.
II. B. No. SIAN act relating to deeds. s
H. B. No. S6-An act to prevent fraudulent
conveyances. -. t...
The following bills were taken up and laid over
tin tomorrow for their third reading. vi
H. B. No. 59-An act 10 incorporate the Spo-
kane Bridge Co.
H. B. No. 44-An act to authorize and regu-
late the erection Of wharves. syrt..
II. B. No. 76-An act TO establish board Of
Pilots upon the waters Of Puget Sound was taken
from the table. Mr.. Wood moved to lay the bin
over, and that II be made the order Of the day
one week hence. Lost
Mr.. Tenant moved 10 incorporate the name
Of Henry Rhoeder in said bill as one Of the
Board Of Pilots.
Pending which motion, the House adjourned
till tomorrow ct 10 o'clock, AN. -IH. syf
, 1860-01-27
IN WASHINGTON HOTEL, On
Ell Corner of Maia and second ssrssss,. =
. OLYMPIA, W. Z. ilG ~
BILAB GALLlHERs PreprieteR.i Q

TyEIE PRoFRiEfoR mas RECENTLY nEcTED, IN coN.
nSctlon Win and % par % the HWashlnrisn Ilolsl
large Two sloIy budiDg ~ by 60 net, BY which be i
enabled % provide the travelling public uiih lAreeI
number of capacious, comfortable and exoeleny ven
public house In Washington Territory. AD idea Of BID
sbIty 10 accommodate he public mAy b Indgodfom the
TACT that the hoiel Contains twenty-five private roa
CsxclaIve q hmiy apsrmsnt) sz q which are IaFsi
draulre rooms of parlon.
7hsnkin % The public Ing the liberal plilnnags hereto
fore extended tothe propstg and having thus enlarged
upon he lnef bnHisi. he ea cunndent hs rsld1l
ant and % pains aha be spared % ~ BIZ tahe q uo
e any IN nke huneas BsaBand bsdIOoms lanllhsd q
unrh q may daslTe thom. rIi't 70 H..
Board By The day and uoek.
rood atAhls b nliached % ths eEahilAmeui uhlch
uiI 6o amply supplied win fhnae lsE Ne accommoin1ion
q anlmAli q NE tnsellng puhlio
shave Of public PAissssss b Fs1Pseifaly suIlei.,d
OLVurIA. nee. tih. 1857 aW
, 1860-01-27
For SALE.

4 WELI-AssORTED LOT OF DRUGS AND
N Mcdclnes They vi be sold In lots auli OF The who
oss,her, cheap for cash Inquire Al Tie sus sOre Por
elellacoom. .... a1stf
, 1860-01-27
FARMS FOR sALR

CxTEEN CLAIMS m THUnsr0N AND
y Pierce coasli.s .or ..ls-eIhe uaflr.'Ensd.
u thh and 10 alI1lnlne cnnnill a u uhI& ~ nrI1
o. lcu implotad. and alls unalf lil1 al1 u c1Il
s,,s.; z1ess H. e.... s.s s.E - - .illI.
eEo..lsd ~ is.,hy g lhe pac|1s olllk o11l . IN
aIo d1n.ilnl cl1inl q 80 a1Iul ~ 1|1I. ~ .a
el.lm. q leQ acr,. faymlnl ~ = H1Ii \ UI'. g
Rnlll1s kaplnl R.1'n, ~ ~ IN - 4 /. ~. -
tlllll - inllull Inn 4 - nnf1I1nrII ~ E.|nr
rle1any eIllE .cll4In1td uIIh - C1I0|I |.1 49,
faft - iu1ncl1 mlnT n r1lnIII = 49, . -. II
isaf o-hlnd Pam. Fi-S cs1,i5. w
, 1860-01-27
NOTICE.

TN. n. 2. BURSs TAKE Ptk1sUKE N IxFOln
Ing hs uumsruna tirnAs an1 - elll1snse q n.ne. o.
thai ha um apgn anre IN he roslO1cs buldne "
LAt) uhsrs n hiurs ~ Way y n1ld puneiunhy esef
saturday af eAsA uusk ms cAArgss On - nuisTAs; ~
terms cash. t.al
, 1860-01-27

',OAEsE sALT-ln Ssa' and i's '.'s ,sy,c,x.oo =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

WA60Ngr avn GnEr EAGLE SrALLIoYs-We are
glad 20 learn tait our section of country will have
the benefit o. these ine breeds of horses The stock
~ good horougbbrels in Northern Texas is already
aNery lggc lor i new country and one that has but
@ecently tirned he attention to such improvements
Our Lite Eair, at This place. showed plainly what
Texas can 10 ia The way of fine horses; and now that
the 5000 ct Old Wagner and Grey Eagle is intro
ucel into ony State, may look for renewed efforts
ON thcport q our mrmers and stock raisers to i'm
prove their nready fra boods
La all pro ability, one of these Stations will be
STONED al Dallas or The season, as there are many
inducements for. It. These horses are brought out
tsrsl s. A. At,hisou, now in Texas, and who de-
signs openpg snpere in this portion of the State
We arc informed that OF them one is colt OF old
Grey Eagle and the other colt of old Wagoner-
F, They are az like lheir sres could be in color
Band fo,nn Both arc out Of the same dam, sired by
imported barefoot these splendid horses were rails.
ed hy Samuel W I}ronts, Esq on his farm i'll Barren
Count, NenuoGy, WHO had them trained. They are
both fleet md gallant racers, not unknown to tame-
Grey Eagle has made but one season. The horses are
of the respective ages of seven and five years. we
are informed that they purchased for the snug
little sum OF five thousand dollars, by COL ). a.
Atchison, for his rancho in Texas. They will make
ne addition to the already increasing fine stock OF
our aourishiug State.
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From d. Richardson, Of the Galveston Jews. !

GAINksToN TOMS, .elt. %, 1905.
Dr. c. " lackson,-Dcar Sir You sugg sted t. before
leaving Philadelphia to take few bottles Of your Btttrs along,
preventive against Yellow Fever, vi N is raging
and in New Orleans dill and used II free my rontc
home was accompanied by several Texians who also took 1t
ns prescribed having had except myself Al
through New Orleans witou being attacked by the cpl
enc of them whom ave since met, attribute their
escape great to the Of your excellent specific
From what have heard from ther sources, and expert
enre hesitation in saying believe llooands German
Bs excellent article the prevention of le'w Fever ara
many other diseases peculiar to the South taken in time and as
directed. Yours truly, d. BlCll"EDSONi
Editor and Proprietor Of the Galveston News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

PAlEsg MnK PA,se-we are indebted to Mr. En-
ersoa. tlnnsr. bs enc u those invaluable cooling
ma rars, that oomtar, more advantages than one
would conceive a. ar' SIGHT, Il is convenient
L.nly affair, Is raid c,Oler. and cream-ralser, and
G,aally protects The iaiik from dust The pans
will held about three gallons. bu, can be made Of any
50, 70 suit eahomers u is preferable to, and more
convenient, than stone crooks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

Ri The cotlllon Pariy, IN honor of the KS. a.
c. Eus, We lee,e, brilliant affair We seize this
opportunity to mako the ''amende honorable" to the
fair Allegation who waited upon at the Herald Of
Zee n,asirs night musical with their sweet voices.
and shaning the very stirs with taer bright eyes
for cur uon-appearaucc We happened to be asleep.
IA TO their spoLesmnn, who Invoked a curse upon
our head aud twlited ui with being bachclor--as
~ there IL any Disgrace in thai-why we defy him
and vi l-N-|tiyoy him. If he repeats it outside of
the presence OF ladies We let him off this time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
Leather, Leather, Leather.
JIARNEsA aud Fair skiEupg tfa'li-l snrf,'er
lot NJ each aust reeeiye aii ile ion ~ ensh,
Al The RAILROAD Corner AififAi. Arfbs.
$4,000 Pounds of Wool Wanted

U'llR lndersigned wishes to purchase or take on
shlp.nent, on the most favorable terms for ship
pers the Above amount uf wool and Wool growers VIII
hnd il TO their interest to call on him. WASHED wool
win In all cases he preferred and FAR better price
paid in.proportlOn 10 the los sustained by washing
A. SHREK, Opposite he CruieAGdd Hou'f'
Dallas. Feb -, leG0-ai;8m0.
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N ru,rertaut Hem 90 the survivors or the Late
" Uor with HFNicG.

LascasrLs c. H., S. C.. May II, 1856
nr T,es,nnear After my return from Mexico was
s,si red with that terrible disease. which has carried to
re- "a 20 SO many my fellow soldiers Chronic Diaroa
nuied Neuralgia. brought on by the climate OF Mexico
an, The mode living while engaged in the The relief
have obtained from The Of BioonaI- German Biz
frr- astonishing and most cheetgy have, and Sun con-
Time 10 recommend the Bite all who susry affected.
believing that benefit that will result from their use VIII be
Very RosIsectuly lonr5
Il G. BIDLINGS, Late Lieutenant
or Company c, Palmetto Regiment, : Z. Volunteers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

KeS5" We were pleased, last Saturday, TO receive n
visit from Cob s. A. AchisOn distinguished clti-
zen vf Louisville. The Colonel is one of the most
reliable business men in Kentucky, and possesses a
large landed interest in Texas thereby rendering him
especially identified with the prosperity of our own
State, and villa the success of our institutions We
are glad TO this gentleman well pleased with
the Improvements q Texas, and so sanguine of her
prosperity aud greatness. lie has been a Democrat
- his lie and feels proud of the Democratic status
Of 4 State in which he may eventually settle.
40 one has taken deeper interest in our railroad
echemes than Col At6hson, and no one is more fully
impressed with the fact that ON their depends
the future groaiues Of Texas We wish him pleas
ant visit to state, and hope that he may find some
PLACE on fowery prairies, in which he may create
n home .yr himself md family, and enjoy our de-
lgh,u climate and help to developc the resources of
our G,t.lc soil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

eH,IIs sSp Paws cHrs FEvrH''onso o. the great
est remedies thar has been d before The Put'e for
Fever and Asue and uh have pee the highest sneoh
iums from the press end the people Is IA , HosFrrEs
erlIrEA4rn pirsEns Who would eauFe the i9F'fes as'
ing nom ibis terrible disease WheRhean be 90 easiy eafe
Who would endure sleeless uAis haFnins 'ers anu 10y
ehls alternately when aFemedy e'n DO Obtained efa ne''
tribe AMI yei how many families hnssf on' Iahlm eN'
l.tsnes under this deadly hight, AMI DO nothing bat gp
down oulnne until il becomes rs common their daily
meals and vet they are not relieved None but the foolish
and weak would hesitate % procure these valuable 'IoTs
and save themselves intense agony sold by druggists an
dealers generally everywhere
Thy druggists ami dealers generally everywhere AMI
w W. Peak Bro and D, D, Thomas Dallas reEas'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

Nav IksfSsioxif is ndi cSsasFdnafy 'hni 'e hq,oI
giving "a vogd the Nonderl Ri'h 1'n IN
der the present century isops through az nws' s''u'' =
claimed As has lse ne magnetic telegraph, ~ nsAy PER
sons because ali Tely great and peFet discoveries are not
horn ia monen lucky chance but are he result per
haps centuries Of sienshe progress fh0sihe - 'Aels
sIoNlcH Rlg1Ess ~ aos for the cure % ssases o. ne
Liver ami Digestive Organs are not IS Is EeaefsY pos
ed the discover, 81 ols man. although the d''t Ashs
physician Who peEelsd their pFspa'aion eAhAA is me
snsrses u long hf In his researches ~ The es9 ves Of
the Matsris Msdisa since the days Il I,seasphs
Tor sals " ". W Peak Bro Dallas, TeSas.
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ISP1U IN" I'.NIUVI1Ct:
From Y. Maginns, Of the New Orleans True nclta.'


From Y. Nlasiuns, Of the New Orleans True Detail
NEw ORLEANS, July 90 1852
Me.srs C. NJ jackson & Co,-6enemen: have for long
time look upon your lIooAl5 German Bttes the
bs pyspepc pr paron cvtnnt But am now disposed to
vent the rnyags OF that scourga this cmateYelow Fever
During the prevalence disease last had
even AN naccmated person, with the proper precauon
use of Iiers as directed, could safely in New Orleans
As preventive of Fever and Ague Also checrny endorse all
YOU claim for it, Respectfully Yours, JOHN MAGNNIS,
Proprietor vi the rue Delta.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

ass-A slnan iela,hnent Of KS @, c. started
from Dallas On Meaesy last. for some point to us un,
known. We vlsh lheia "God Speed" and many a
glorious victory oysr The oreasers-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

From Rev John Berg. Of the Baltimore True Union
nr. C. NJ. Jackson Sir: Your tso0nmEd's German
ssit,cr ervedy popular and believe calculated to re-
move host Of g the Ills witch flesh is heir to-"
Yours Truly, JOHN BERG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
HOoFBAND'S
RAHlSATKEG C0RDHAL

WILL positively Coughs Colds Ineu.p-s SrcTr t-
ne Y-.rhaiz Whc.ruF rrEh- lFrhra. Ii1asa-G & ut
-g-,s I'm sdl CID. Joe sent C0rsstaI 500, e
.fssi.- sfa rrrI.. rriy % ~ s. gacssru Z %
sss fs.ai5 De, ai So = iy DTuEsisa aad bal
sts .sfr-ui.r fl7t9 IS 1fsiis Iar b1i.l
- oar F,e1y Haifi. Ausnar srrtn araf y e r-r
a3.. s.taIs -srihrse irla Easrn IaFis 3 a sas
Of TIE c.lllfy. 4 e olf-
~ sale By v. ". ft4k 8 l-si .ill-. u y lilLLL
..it SOU. IS =. Fii.i It. ~ nc'iis = = l--lfi-
Rtlff.r. and fHhtTT w. ~ y 1AAts7if', ts2sfi
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Wanted.
u. g. nGAII EErIE'!:
FROM PALESTINE via ATHENS and klUF-
MAN 90 DALLAS.


NlAN 10 DALLAS.
TINE undersigned having rur- ..sA ~
l. chased the entire interest Ss:.;s7ssss
of Mr.. Black the Contractor of S3sg9z17ssss5IS2s
the above named line, respect
fully begs leave to inform the public, that he has
spared no pains or expense in fitting up his coaches
with view to the comfort and expedition OF his pas
Leaves Palestine, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; arr, es Mt Athens same days.
Leaves Athens, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS; arrives at Kaufman same "a. DAYS, ,
Leaves Kaufman, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAlsand
FRIDAYS; arrives at Dallas same days.
This route connects with the line at Athens ieanihg
from TYLER to C0RSICANA and Westward. Also
Mt Kaufman with.the line from Tyler which leaves
Kaufman every Wednesdays. Also, the stage line
from Kaufman to Marshall via Qutman and Gilmer'
and which leaves Kaufman every Monday morning
This line connects at Dallas with the man s.'se
route from Little Rock TO Austin and san An-
tonic Likewise, the
eSyepEsegssa NEsaha bgOgsdc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
TO Wool Growers /!

VIE undersigned is prepaid to buy wool, or 'aSeo
It on shipment for the Northern market, lie w.ll
pay personal attention to the sale OF the Wool IN the
North and thus secure to his customers the highest
prices, Mt the least expense. For Wool bought or
shipped, superior article of bagglns ana twine Tor
bundling will'be furnished. Pressing and packing in
square bales free of charge. ,,
S5.3mI HERMAN NIRSH.
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BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.

MALp DEPARTMENT..
Rev. Rurs c, inreson. NJ President and Professor OF
ancient and srnnsh Languages.
Dr. D. R. waIace a. ~ r,oC Of Natural Science and tie
French Iflginuc.
Rev Richard u Bprl.,oa. A. W. IloE 81 Mcual aud Nor
Al Philosophy and H'les lriites
Mr., U. H. Leland A j.. Eof OF Mathematics and AsiFon
omy.
Louis FRANKIE, A. N, Prof Of German Language ami Lit
crnturc.
Mr. !. l.. Smith, Principal Of Preparatory Department,
Vim. II. Long, Tutor
LAW DEPARTMENT..
PROFESSORS
Hon. n. r. Wheeler. Hon y. l.. j. Baylor.
VIM, y. Rogers, Esq, John SAyles ESP.
This Institution in fourlshng conditions, 2l3 student.
reported IN the hast Catalogue the Nrny discipline aud
health Of the University are III unsurpassed by amy young
Tuition 10 primary department, 500 Ooa agar
4" College, . W
Literary and Incidental f"C, 5@
Honri IN good families nj from $40 10 Sla = MONTH
The Literary Department commences exercises On the
LIST Of February, and the LAW Department on the 10th Of
June.
For Further particulars, Catalogue address rrcs
dent RUFUS c, BuRlESON, or Hon. H. T. WHEELER
independence, Texas. oct 10 lsN-lt.ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

.l,HaRER Preserres. DATES, Pruaes, &c Sc, for
y saleat W. W. PEAK BRO.
IMPORTED HI.NEs. of all kinds, also few
W. W. PEAK & BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
NEW YORK CARDS.
->---~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~|~-
SANE ORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR.

I u ~ compounded entirely from, gurt-. and ms
become established fCt STANDARD Medicine known
approved by al thai Pave uscd H. n Is now re-
surtod with confidence mi III the diseases for which
is recommended. IL
Il has cured thousands - within the last two years
who hal given up MI hope < If rohc rs the numerous
unsolicited certificates umy m possession show
The dose must be ad0pc' .'o the temperament OF the
individual taking it, md y ID in such quantities Us 10
gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates of yOm Judgment guide vouin the
use of the F,sVEK IN EIVISiaEs4T0R, aud il
,i ciIrc Liver CG,u .<lpiaiuss, fsiIiCus Z =
..c.Is. lpypptp-in = ghrcnic DiHrrhCn,
u IA ~ n, Conn. S,Ip Ia ints, feyscutc
~ gyruuay, 50Ht ~ sioMari, Esubiiuui
Co,,jycuess GhoI.l Ole, Cholera, IA g =
rm NrorSur, ChoirrnI - aniiIniun. n fu-
Jc,c, ID - n ~ d 1 G a.. ~ u e. q, Ic YrrLLnrs--
,s ond may be- used sue . lrcssflly NrNiun-
~ r. :: m, " Sscii Zine. II will euro tiFt'sk
"a u 4 ID g a III IL. eel ilhousnnis can testIIy) an
tyyrmiy ma mules az on we or ihr'c SC" :.
snrnnf,,is upc raj. -Irn ut commencement Of
attack. , -
All who IL nrr giving their testimony
in is favor.
N tx wGrrr in slsr n,cuih vh:h I''c SnFsSorn'of,
and .Wuliew both together.
Price One Doilar per EO!uc.
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&. REEDS trARE Avn III SD.-zls.s
- fir hofsas rlf dati---is IT, iic4s D. 49,
rsiEf4i ani atigiat 10 fs rsht Sod - 4ri ziaii "a
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