davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOREIGN DEPARnITENT-

Our bns:aess connections With Europe being DIRECT
sa.e IN ASSURING The public tst ali foreign banking tnss
tons can be effected through house with pfCptnesa
Drafts and Letters OF ceds u 70 sus Nsx Yo9F
te!ns 94 our correspondents In London, P4 Fantfo1t
af!s1s1eeEE Rs1as ss;e bee p1s:sea. f. r.
81 intercourse between the Wes and hrzope re cher
ia{ aad or terms 1nost favorable, extend particular isc
poEt9Ea Collections of D1as Order. Notes, Aeceptsa.
ees. inssLtances &C. &t payable in aay part of Europe
ma E Mt1h pso1psne.s sd d. patch.
Eountry bAngs AID Bankers supplied with Foreakn
Bulls y low rates. Private BontsAcd Aoxak pecotiste
, 1860-04-24

7'RUSTEE'> S.ALE.--W hcreas
l. Malcolm McSe1l anil In ". F,ast7 have r,A!c Dr.
f.nE Tie payment Of three p1eua-uYy cutxs by
them. The tw<ny c: ii daf Il: May A. u la3f,
parable To the ordes n Jastts Foul On t twenty u.ah
txy Of Janua;y l.. 1A with !nsre.: Vt siz nt;
u sail being dye hurdsel dran taeh an1
the other fer dTc huns h.a cRstythN- dclisrs
cuted by +ali Mcaeiit mid fr.+r cf Ia. with .aI
running the unsessxtsd Trustees and ee,rs.Ex
lot puuer twenty ta}li hctk trr Lu .Fei
and one tlol3 In tie .cacs S<cpn al'a 70 tie C;y o.
In The tlty IT h1c,so. Gnua.y ofccrA r
luos asd WHICH decd oris.s te ss If Tie ii.
cuFaer If as1d 'ock tuuriy. In h.cS II. teta rs.
Now therefore, In ruruance with TIC ps,A.r- Ll trt-
visions o( sE red n Tut ctre ar! She p:ts-
tluo Of the legal hu!.tr uf sL :t ri
LIu.tt. will. sL fourth lsr " Nav. i, H. tt.
rc.ock IN the f,se If said day It sc
cA., iIe ExheNt hi1er til. ttnve e]r-.tu renrr
make the suot.y t' .sid I"f .It IT,
tetrs' and the c sts If sale ! .tQtk~ iuELL,
tCh!csxo. F<byu>yy =, Ito. S4.MCEA SrKACS,
Koum Nj. u Metropolitan illccs. TsaEeta,
, 1860-04-24

FR1-VoIs =. H0leF.n-z-s.sz,
Consul Of the Grand DuenY OF SaIeWe;ar she nrh,e.
q btuns"eA and snd the de- cttT Of Frsnf
5of ana " epec ac Of several States to ~
!9. tofmer eitltens Of AUS rRlA. BADER, BATARfa'
AAHgrER. hESsIA, NASSAU, PRUSSIA. SASnNY'
WIKTENBERG. OLnENBERG IA fse7.1a ~
, 1860-04-24
PUXZLEt


Perhaps e3ery who Is ps,nz near the coruerofL3
and ssk stE+cts. Is not that At nAKkS, NJ.
LAKE STREET. t1ece elegantly ~: W estas!t.h-
1es ttte .:th eve vaesy ol h dut T2iies and F4ory
dty. .aese such aaed!sgay q Eeh GOOD setu y
ssvs :, s seea .Sa9n ,afeaz sas Hau. R al
ofaonx buane* has oee2 demonstrated in such .a.fas
tes Strangers md G: lEeas tnas The hAZAAK" IT,
Elace to Ind m ena !7ziety Of hno Toilet a1ee'r
, 1860-04-24

1V1 Gel X. Etklev AID 1'ttt!A y. E. Kew, Bis wife,
,s s,,s e ns 'S< ,s sta f. !st! t. # sMg1
mortaxed,o Kotet. T. L&ac rs heirs aE4 as'I'
s. Ss I'll a III /, s4s aa
of stxt*ca hupd.. aSd tweptyse:ru las 4E .4hy-
s 1sa Ian s IT, u ss pr
Se y c's .'.S, sss si,s & 6 e. IT, n
T" S:' ? W.: I m 's
f.1o Sstr II III H.
es Ten n rs aoS ty ri = 'aas! T. !tao!.
ter Of >tttlta nuuher -. IN T"wr'hp t~.ntjst1
% Ash sss oun1sF .tn @ #, r u slth,y sss:
ted er fecorl IN tbs Neeoele. csc ot eslaty q
1ea, .nd u; q ce, Il; II t sas sa + T. IT,
hutdEai md and vi ch nutr ul-s hv the said
ssss ss: s mo- Ryss ~ t. e. IT, T. I'll M Ia
;sss' t<p p.s ss r. ann1 ,t"a' Sep'sm!f 9Th
asnt o. said ps"n.orS nstt ~ virus n~sr ND
anaeHty x,anx,t tS as in .e ..a 9s E;. I'D fp' The
The Sa vii s<i pub aus l"n he hshsts
is IL II
IL ccar i1uu.e, Il. The cy q cheax"; >tsts q .sre
tstsss aas aad i 81. sspta.*: =. ':st,se:
H. Eiss3 add Ieta I'M ~; " ss4a.
TXECUrOR'S SALE.-The exec.
# IL ss f. Fl i s9 s T. csa Fl Go: s 4 4
n. Ch!csxn. the lNh day or May nex the fol
io1irH otA and description Of property being part It sad
sat4's' ''Tr5,:s Tno,:s IN THE c1Tr or CHICAGO.
Sub Lot tszs blssf school s. 91Sfs 1ao
- ! : = soas1tc-n, : \; : i.
E." I. !" r. %ch7 Sec, tV1.10 n
1,,. block q seseo II" ~ .absst itdtn1s:oa tcT
Lot. @ .sss III - IT, i: n Fl: zEsg; g1 IT. l. Railroad s..
me ''1aa LAXp \ siS' X 'w1y.yEBaGo co. ILL.,.
ixs6s s. Il r3WS Z! 7s ySc - IL o7f4w1 4ica.
S.Ses !: '''s<' i::.:::.:::::::SS
A.propesrl narsss t1f rot ,od previously bv p.t-
at" sse.) o" ~ Cleveland o.. ls;6. Length Ii 5&.l0
fe<t Aeasurpent :63 ela9 tons,
TEKA3-One half ca4h: es41ace In AID svo years,
with interest and with Eattaattn1y secr.ty.
$. LiAO AaA ). - SLATER,
felSb61std Executors.
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CTATE OF U.LINOIS. County

OF Coax. S. Superior aourt nf Chicago, My T<ril.
1861. viii an II. Townsend VI. Thomas B Msk;nsirr
LAvna Mcktstry h* wfr- Lonath>a LIAR, rse E.
Crut.eE. Slputs F. $aes AMI ltoet tsIk-1n I'll ne.
Anadasit Of The non.rs,hense II feras II. NcK4u.,r.
and Lav'na Ne k!nHry biz wifi w. Ct ftna sabovu
supe.t.r Court es hsA" asss. Avs's,s *:yen IL thu
%7:e. thas tt complainant alcl h> hill sur! III a.ld
e<fr. ~ The chseyFy .!c the'r. IN tie 1wea:y
d. March. In D. and tn f~reut~"t 1sued
af III ceutt aAu-t sal: ..:ri, rnase tlu
Er,t Mcn!as If Mar atyt. leu a. shy W os,:rt..
Now Hnl4ns you, ths xali fhnn.A+ L. Mck.s1ry 7a.f
Layna Meklas,y th.i PERSONALLY b.. acl fefsro
next term thereof fe be hc!cn :case. - t,ynty
%, ,he n1,. A%ntay = N.Y. lso aml li:'. an,w.r y
and things tGtrele eha1.. and s.at.- n,
taksn confrs>r, and teerre enerrl A;r.t You 40
corning TO the PRAYER VI stM bill.
, 1860-04-24

nj ASTER'S SALE.-~Statc OF Illi-
~ noa- coot County ss-Cook County tl-rrts Court
IN Chaneery. jha Il. ktnt'~ ~, George T. Batta Thou
NArmstr ne sad Jane% A.er!H
aaate In decEee- entena II the 4tore snti,td ce On
sss & l9th esy Of xaleh A ! ls ~: Z: ralne esf.
% ta' seventh lay Of Nay I'D. is .~l 1utc aucots
toF to sae hthsat odier. Al Tie ueh Of ths
Cuun Houst. IN the ts Of Chicago. tnutY % 4. x
aorrssd u ten O'Clock IN The fen Of SAL, day .u =
ths fou1! described razce Of q s..asr. wit: Al
Chcaxc. and W called the sand Esr. bta. at t.t
part ct t2e rth fraction Of tseua NJ" I'm {u. owr-
ofthe .hrt principal ntrIan which es ;ou.n q tas pts
eludsi IN the waite. u NJ King - A!a.n to be sd
town Of Chleaso tse tad aid Oh: isa
original pat uap Of snid kIn-;es edition On uis
IN The oce Of the Eeeoner OF Deed. the Csurty II
cooR to which aA n nap LAT seef*sc. - hereby
made - nucht hthcrcaf BE- necessary make fs1
m1nty due u i1 eompA u1,- ,.ic dtler with sos
8R. L-t. FAME FhEEk
Muster in thanesry. Csaak tvut,ty.
, 1860-04-24

WOODWARD, LULL d ABB
w BoT1. A1TUKHETy 1T L4T.
Corner Of Washington and EInrk.nts.
VIZ. G. WOODWARD. Q. +. Y. Lu11. Al. Assor7.
aplExtm
GTARK & ISHAM,
~ ATTORNEYS C0UNSEL10Rs AT LAT.
Room 4-.s0 Dsarbosn Ssr<ss.
Chicago. Illinois.
sAs. L. 81 Aar sa..... apaoc1s.. xnF T. 1snAv
, 1860-04-24


for aad within tie States OF Wisconsin, Iowa and Nuns-
AID hereby ve notice that II parties dealing these
goods wtthlu the a5ove StAes w.thuu having frs
IN: .etrs ou: EXCLUSIVE Hhsa md sa.s - Son
an9tmnet!4se Etdrc.s-
hive made extensive ARRANGEMENTS with tbs rcst
SsepaseQ naanfaftufs whereby tufr supply the
asuand With The hest qualities Of iaea Tipped
"h:ea III be stamped or labelled With our name.
We shA!! neugntze no Tipped Coota within either tho
hy,gs. '4'S''>~
w wssa"tia Ill instances one rai- Of ehlds cop
pe3hppct Ahcesfo out and oteutIne- tnree
four pairs OF equal Qls without t ~ c1n b. showu hy
vess many Testimonials while The r1pense il but ts!d.
nc asinK an aetual average k,vtng tha cpnstner
Etar TWO hund ed pr
sht (aot excusve} E,r the sale ofthese
psteh goods into a territory of the the patent
saa ae - no Tay subjected to patent comlaon Of dva
We ny .olc3t the en,lon Of teAats in these
goos within the states of Enos Itch sau and Indians
10 oar unJtr this and the quality our
good. will be Unsurpassed hY my stock ia he Cuion
W ca we an quality con.1deEst TO offer II competing,
PRICES wsh gods without Tlpa,
We shall dve nndvtisd attention to this branch Of
bC:lnessn conneccn with general stock respect
Ekhts. "
that dealers may not be Iaied BIZ the advertisements os
others IN Cl!cago aud elsewhere outside the Statea
Nhconan, 1nw1 Ard Mnnesot1, who advertise themselves
l. Agents 1pr the ssle OF
AlTcHEI.Ls PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS,
we sts.e that Ill such agencies e1teu to Q. IN any
Eay whasy tppetstn TO the ia Of sad goods within
states q " lscons.n. Iowa and Minnesota.
AptosE9 Sm NADSWORTI i WELLA.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-12


A RICH SCENE BEFORE THE SCHUYLER
COUNTY GRAND JURY.-The Watkins
Republican of last week relates the follow
ing. (Enter disconsolate looking female
without hoops.) - ..........
Foreman-Madam, what complaint have
you to make?
Complainant-1 come to enter complaint
agin' my companion. ...--.
Fore.-Your husband, I suppose-weH
what is his name, and what has he done
Com.-His name is Mr.. -, and he
struck me, and beat me, and threw me 'ou
door, and threatened to kill me if came ir
the house agin
Fore.-What provocation did you give
him, madam, for such treatment?
Com.-I do not like to tell sir =
Fore.-But, madam, you mast! The
Grand Jury must know all the circumstan
ces.
Com.-Well, if I must, I must. He done
it just cause I wouldn't sleep with i'm.
Fore.-Ah, that's the nature of the case
is it? Very we'll, why did you refuse, tc
sleep with him.?
Com.-'Cause he was drunk, and die
not ac0nt to.
Fore.-Well, how is it when he's sober
Do you refuse to sleep with him then {?
Com.-No SIR, but when he's sober bt
won't sleep with me IA general roar fol
lowed, in which the Foreman can't hell
but :jine.')
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


THE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, in view of the awfu
destruction ofhuman lfe caused Sexual disease and h
decepons pactced upon the victims OF suct
diseases by uacs years directed their Con
sultng Surgeon, " a CHARITABLE ACT worthy ofthc
NAME to open Dispensary for the treatment of this class
Of disease In all their FORMS and to give MEDICAL AID
VICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter. with descrip
ton of thelrcondition, (age occupation habits OF life &C.
and In cases of extreme poverty to FURNISH MEDl
seine FREE OF CHARGE Itisneedless to add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill OF the age
and will furnish the most modern treatment.
The Directors ofthe Association, in their Annual Report
upon the treatment Diseases for the year ending
January st 1885, express the highest satisfaction with the
which has attended the abors of the Consulting
Surgeon in the cure ofSpermatohea Seminal Weakness
Impotence Gonorrhe Gleet, Syphilis the vice of Onansn
Sefabuse, &c, and order continuance OF the same
plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors review OF the past feel assured tha
their abors this sphere of benevolent effort have been
great benefit the afflicted especially to the young and
they haveresovedto devote themselves
TO this very important and much despised cause
An admirable Report SpermatorrhGn, or Seminal
Weakness tho vice Onanisn Musturbaon Sefabuse
and other diseases of the sexual organs the Consulting
Surgeon will be sent by mail Tin aseaed envelope) FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment OF
for gratutous distribution and will be sent to the afflicted
Some of the remedies and methods OF treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great value
Address for Report treatment, DIX. J. SKlLLlN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street philadelphia, Pa
By order of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FuRcHnD, Secretary, =,
Aus.t u y
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

A compound remedy In which we have labored to pro-
duce the most eecual alternative that be made 1t Is
concentrated extract OF Para Sarsaparla combined
with other substances Of still greater Alternative power as
to afford effective andote for the diseases Sarsapara
Is reputed to 1t believed that such remedy s
wanted by those who suffer from Strumous complaints,
and that which win accomplish their must prove
Of immense service to this large class of afflicted fe
low citizens. How completely this compound will do 1t
has been proven BY experiment on many of the worst
Scrofula and Scrofulous Complaints, Eruptions and
Erupve Diseases, Ulcers Pimpes. Blotches, Tumors,
Salt Rheum, scald Head Syphilis and syphalitic Aec
reux, Debility, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Eryspeas
Rose st. Anthony Fire, and indeed the whole class Of
complaints arising from inpurity Of the Blood.
when taken In the spring. to expel the foul humors which
tester In the blood at that season of the year. By the
timely expulsion Of them many ranking disorders are
nipped in the bud Mudtudes can by the aid Of this
remedy spare themselves from the endurance of foul erup
tons and ucerous sores, through which tho system will
strive to nd itself Of couptons not assisted to do this
through the natural channels of the body by alternative
medicine Cleanse out the vtiated blood whenever you
find its Impurities bursting through the skin In pimples
erupons sores cleanset when you find Is 0bstuct
ed and sluggish In the veins cleanse It nwheneveri Is foul
and your feelings viii tell you when. Even where par
cuar disorder Is felt people enjoy better health and live
longer for cleansing the blood Keep the blood healthy
and all is well but with this pabulum of life dsordered
there can be no lasting health Sooner or later something
must 30 wrong and the great machinery OF life s disorder
ed or overthrown.
SarsaPalua mas, anu deserves much, tne reputauon
accomplishing these ends. But the world has been eyre
gousy deceived by preparations Of It, partly because the
drug alone has all the virtue that Is claimed for It, but
because many preparations pretending to be concen
trated extracts of it. contain but little Of the virtue Of Sar
saparilla, or anything else. 49, 5.
During late years the public have been msed by largt
bottles to give quart Of Extract Of sarsapa
s for dollar Most of these have been frauds upor
the SICK for they only contain little, any, Sarsapa
rils, but often curative properties whatever Hence
bitter and painful disappointment has followed the use
the various extracts Of Sarsapara which food the
ket until the name itself Is justly despsed, and has be
come synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still We
call this compound sarsapara and intend to supply suef
guy which rests uponi And we think we have ground
for believing It has virtues which irresistible by the
to secure their complete eradication from the system h
remedy should eudicousy taken according to directions
on the bottle.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-12
Ynll1orolrs 8eaainnlg., i !.

THE DEVIL AND THE LAWYERS.
The Devil came up to the earth one day,
And into o courthouse he wended his way,
Just as an attorney with avery grave face
Was proceeding to argue the points of case.
Now, q Lawyer his Majesty never had seen,
For to his dominions none ever had been,
And he felt very anxious the reason to know
Why none had been sent to the regions below.
Twas the fault Of his agents, his Majesty
~ thought, '~.aE r"I
That none Of these lawyers had ever been caught;
And for his own pleasure, he felt desire
To come on the earth and the reason TO inquire.
Well, the Lawyer who rose with visage so grave,
Made ont his opponent o consummate knave,
And the Devil was really greatly amused
To hear the attorney SO greatly abused.
But soon as the speaker had come to q close,
The counsel opposing them fercely arose,
And he heaped such abuse on the head of the
,ygtfrst, 6s2S,=a.al - ..
That made him villain Of oil men the worst.
Thus they quarreled, oonsended and argued so
long = - ~ -
Twas hard to determine which Of them was
wrong, -.
And concluding he'd heard quite enough of the
fuss, - ~ 1E s$'2
Old Nick turned away and soliloquized thus:
If fall they have said of each other be true,
The Devil has surely been robbed of his due;
But am satisfied now, it is all very we'll
For these Lawyers would ruin the morals of He'll
They have puzzled the Court with their Villianous
cavil, - 81 E2s'
And Pm free to confess they have puzzled the
-. Devil; ,
My agents are right to let the, lawyers alone,
EIhad them they 'dswindle me out of my throne ,
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contrary, said the deacon. 'Nowyou clear
out of my house; go to the station, and
clear into Boston. I won't have nothing
more to do with YOU
But Deacon, hear me- ...
Il don't want to hear ye, ye sarpint,
cried the Deacon, stopping his ears with
his hands. Margin two wives, and comm
a courtin' third. Go long, clear OUT
Even Mrs. Peabody, who was inclined
Ito put in word for the culprit, was 81.
lenced. Susan turned from him in horror.
10 despair he fed to the railway station,
hotly pursued by the clamarous and indig-
nant French woman.
That afternoon, as Miss Susan Peabody
was walking towards the village she was
overtaken by Mr.. Jonathan Dubkins, dress
ed in his best, and driving his horse before
his Sunday buggy. He reined up and ac-
costed her:
sHallo, Suke get in and take rider
Don't keer if I do, Jonathan replied
the young lady, accepting he profered
seat.
Il say, you,' said Jonathan, grinning,
'that ere city feller's turned out poorly
pup, amt hev
dts dreadful, if it's true,' replied the
young lady.
you had narrar escape, didn't YEP
persued the old lover sBut he warn't nev-
er of no account What do the old folks
think about itT
sThey hain't said a word since he cleared
out.
Forgot that night I rode you home from
singing school = asked Jonathan, suddenly
branching off.
NO, amt replied the young lady, blush
ing and smiling at the same time.
Remember them apples I gin your
sOh, yes '..
well they was good, wasn't they?
First rate, Jonathan
Got hull orchard of them kind er
fruit, Suke,' said Jonathan suggestively.
Susan was silent.
'G'langp exclaimed Jonathan, putting
the whip to the black horse. 'Have you
any idea where we are going, SukeP
sI'm going to the village
mo you amt; you are going along with
me-
where to p .-
providence and you don't come back till
you're Mrs. Dubkins-no how you can fix
it,
'How you talk, Jonathan ss
Darn the old folksp said Jonathan, put
ting on the string again, sef I was to leave
you with them much longer, they'd be tra-
den you off to some city feller with half a
dozen wives already.
The next day as Mr.. and Mrs. Dubkins
We're returning home in their chaise, JON
athan said confdentially: .-
MAY as well tell you now, Suke, for I
haint got any secrets from you; that Gus
set never seed them women afore they came
into your house and blowed him up. I had,
though Cost me ten dollars-thunder !
I teached en- what to say; and expect
they done it we'll II! Old Gusset may be a
shop-keeper, but if he expects to go ahead
of Jonathan Dubkins, he must get up apla-
guey sight earlier of mornings.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-12

AN ABOLITION CoLLEGE.-sA1temus
Ward thus sums up briefly college life at
Oberlin:
Oberlin is a large place. Kollidge opens
with prayer and the New York Tribune
is read. a collection is then taken up to
buy overcoats with red horn buttons on
them for the indignant Kullered people Of
Kannada. I hav to kontribit to the glo-
rious work as they call it hear. At the
bordin house the kulored people sits at the
first table-what they leave is made into
hash for the white people.
S.-The Kollidge has bestowed upon
me the honery title of K. T., of which I
am sufficiently prowd.
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STgWg0S ngTEl,
YORKVILLE,xS. C.

AM~o THE undersigned announces to
&Sl the. former friends and patrons OF
"a lf fIA- II this long established Hotel, that
szzzs=+sss-a.s he has become the Proprietor, and
will conduct it for the future, in style which
will be satisfactory to the most fastidious OF his
guests.
His Agent, Mr.. NJ. JONES, will be constantly
in attendance and will conduct the business-af-
fairs of the establishment; while the other de.
partments will continue under the experienced
and skillful management Of the former landlady.
The rooms will be re-furnished, and kept in
perfect order strict attention will be given to
THE TABLE;
polite and .well-trained SERVANTS will attend
to every want !; an experienced Hostler will keep
the Stable, which will always be supplied with
abundant provender; and in fine, no pains or ex.
pense will be spared to make the Hotel as CON-
Portable and inviting as.any to be found in the
up-country, and at as reasonable rates as the
condition of the market will permit. The pub
lie are requested to give us atrial. ~
~ JASPER STOWE.
Inn 10 - f,- IF r.
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Il Liver Medicines now before the public.
These Gums remoyeallI One dose often repeated il
morbid or bad matter from Ia sure cure for Cholera
the svstem supplying in - Morbus, and prevents
their place healthy flow of = tive of Cholera.
ha fnviooratnp the stom Only bottle is needed
ooh causing food to throw out of the system
well, purifying n ED the efects OF medicine aitei
bIood giving tone and ~ O long sickness.
health n the whole machin. u One bottle taken fol
cry removing the cause off, Jaund1ce removes az az
the dsease-effectipp rad salowness orunnaturacol
ical cure Il or from the skin.
bilious attacks are j. One dose taken shor
cured and what is better time before eating gives vig
prevented by the occasional to the appee ana makes
use ofthe Liver Invigorator the food digest we'll
One dose after eating Is One dose often repeated
sufficient to relieve the stom cures Cnronic Dlar'
ocb and nreyent the foodS lrhGn In its worst form
from rising and souring while Summer and
ONLY one dose taken be- IB owe1 Complaints
sorerernp prevents night yield amostto tho first dose
mara 1D A few bottles will curt
Only ono dose taken atS IDropsy by exciting th'
night looSens the bowels Il IaDsorDents
gently and cures costtve-S we take pleasure IN re
ness lcommendlng this medicine
Ono dose taken after eachS las prevenvefor Feve1
meal willcur DYSPEPSIA. and Ague, Chl1 re.
Ono dose oftwotea-spoon- = Yer, and all Fevers OF
fnls will always relieve q lBnuous type. It ope
Sick Headache. N rates with certainty, ant
ONLY one dose Immediate thousands willing to tes
" relieves Collie, while fifty toits wonderful virtues
All who use 1t are giving their unanimou'
testimony In its favor.
MIX water in the mouth with the 1nV1gor'
ator, and swallow together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 345 Broadway, n. Y.
Retaied by all Druggists Sold, also, BY
ALLISON & BRATTON,
and H. W. MERRILL.
April 81 16 ly
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-12

p9- sHow much money have you said
rich old curmudgeon to gay young fel-
low courting his pretty daughter. 20, l
haven't much of anything now, but l have
a very rich prospectindeed.' The wedding
occurred, and the old chap learned from his
fine son-in-law that the rich prospect was in
marrying his daughter.