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MARR LIE .

At Madonvile Ia "Wednesday The 9Th instant by The
Rev. Mr.. Gray, Mr.. WYM.AN nRINSWArER to 0RiANA,
daughter OF j. A. Dick, Esq, nh of tins city.
The happy couple agreeahy surprised by the unexpected
arrival party of their friends from New Orleans The
"hoys well received and after spending the night In
Fasting dancing left for home Returning board the
steamer Pamco meeting held, md unanimously
Rcsors That tender heartfelt thanks to Mr. Dick
family their kindness towards during our short stay
that congratulate friend Wyman upon his union
with so esmabe young lady, and sincerely hope that it may
be prosperous and happy =
ssPortland and Bangor tMel and ST. Louis 'o papers
plaa ., rnnv
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Mothers.

Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
DR.. EAT0N's LyFAETYLE CORDIAL.
and why because fails instantaneous e,ree.
= .''s''' gu 9D' s'ia' sio lIR /
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
OF any kind and therefore relieves by removing ueringsF
child instead Of by deGdenng sensibitles For III
eommerds itself the only reliable preparation
known for Children Teethng Darfhea Dysenery Grimm
in the Bowels Acidy of the Stomach Cold in the He
and Group also for Saftenng the Gums Reducing nanna
ReghLng the Bowels and Relieving Pain it has no eaua
being auispasmodie it is used with unfailng successor
Of Gonyulalon other Fits. As yop value the M
health of your children, and wish save them from til
bghtng consequences which result from
of narcotics Of which ali other remedies for Infnret
plants arc composed take none bur Dr. Eaon's InaERr
dial this you rely upon 1t is perfectly harmlesR -
not pJte the delicate infant. Price, % cents at
tons accompany each bottle Prepared only by y'"e
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway New, yor,
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ettcr with the following short but cheering para

letter with the following short but cheering para
graph:
Since the reinforcement of the johnson i" fam
ily,'' at the recent elections, the Democrats
OF this region are the most woe begone looking set
of creatures have ever seen. Positively, there is
not spark of Breckenridge enthusiasm here. The
friends of Bell and Everett are in fine spirits and
we are in great hopes of carrying this State for
them in November. Many old Democrats say they
will vote for the Union candidates.
MoNrPELiRR, VT, Sept, 1.-The election for State
officers and members Of Congress took place to-
day. Returns for Governor, in twenty nine coun-
ties give Erastus Fairbanks (Republican) $3.50,
John q. Sake douglas Dem) 1854, Harvey tBreek-
inridge Denny 4ST. Majority for Fairbanks, $685.
Majority for Hail. Republican, last year, 30G4,
| showing Republican gain of 699. These towns
embrace one-fifth of the State, and indicate the
election of Mr.. Fairbanks; siXty-nine towns elect
| forty. three Republican representatives showing a
gain of seven over last year, and six Democrats
a gain of four.
CoLuMBus, ONO, Sept. 4.-There is large Bell
and Everett meeting here tonight. Hon. L. d.
| Campbell is speaking in front of the State House.
Gen. Leslie Coombs will follow him. 1t is larger
gathering Of the people than on any occasion of
| the kind since 1856. Great enthusiasm prevails.
The Hon. Isaac N. Morris, of Illinois, has ad-
dressed letter through Forney's Press, to the
Hon. j. L. Orr, of South Carolina. Morris is one
of the men who voted for Mr. Orr for Speaker, and
| he tells him:
| am in some measure responsible for the posi-
ton you occupy before the country, and the nfiu-
ence you exert feel it is my right, no less than
my duty, to protest against the alarming and dan
gerous sentiments you promulgate.
| Col. B. f. Perry, ofSouth Carolina has published
another Union letter in the Charleston Courier.
| The Fineastle Democrat, published in Botetourt
county, Virginia. has hoisted the names of Douglas
and johnson.
1t is but justice to Capt. Pike to say that while
/ he supports Mr.. Breckenridge, he admits that Mr..
While our cause loses the vote of Capt Pike, it is
more than remunerated by the gain of his two gal
liant sons, who are Jealous supporters Of Bell and
! Everett and the Union. Arkansas State Gazette.
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ng- Two verdicts. from very Impor

k7y- Two Verdlcts, from very Importa mt
sources in relation 10 CRISTADoRo's HAIR DYE. The
first Of decisions is from the of De- Chiffon who has
no equal in this country analytic chemist and declares
the Dye to he absolutely free from deeeyous Ingredients This
may be called the Scientific Verdict.
The second decision is popular one The thousands who
use the Dive are unanimous recommending above all 9TH
ers for the exquisite Of the blacks and browns
mparts and the rapidly Of its effect This the Public Yer
dict.
The documents which constitute these verdc may be seen at
the establishment of CRlST&DoRo No. Asto House, New
York. .o..
Sold everywhere, and appledby all Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT Co. q and ISL Ghsrtres street. General Agents.
seS 2plmdW CRISTADoRo. No. G Aston House, N. Y.
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SAND SogR ANTS. - reader Of the Corpus
Christi Raashero informs that journal that after
vainy trying yarions preventiYes against the cat.
ting ants 'a-the pests of field and garden-he has
KEPT them in check lately, and finally driven them
away by pouring fine sand into and about their
holes. lie takes the sand that is drifted By the
breeze, as being the finest and best. It easily fills
DIP the ants holes and il Is long and difficult la
Dor for them 70 get t out, grain at time. After
two Or three attempts they viii abandon the place
and move off, to make q nest. On being followed
up and again sanded, they again beat retreat
and in this way they are finally sanded off the
premises.
6 took only few minutes day, for several
days IN succession, to accomplish this.
The rsrnedy is simple one, and easily TO be
had.
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su-pr. j. Hostetter,s sltters-These Ritters

are universally acknowledged
Ague Faueuce Heayiness of the Stomach or
any other like affection Their effect upon the system is most
miraculous they give healthy tone 10 the system remove all
morbid and in fact thoroughly ecanc the system OF all
impurities The propeors in presenting this preparation 10
the public them that i'll single when has been
used according their directions, has been known to fail but
on the contrary virtues have been found in its To
those afflicted with of the above ills of the body the Bers
are offered speedy and certain Try them and form
your opinion
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale aud retail byJ WRIGHT
co. and 15l Gharres street. sole agents fer the Southern
ssos whom all orders should be addressed and BY drug
gists dealers generally everywhere. se5 2p6hltW
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II L II Hs

On Friday the 7th inst Mrs s. A. ETCTBERGER aged d
years native Of Baltimore for many resident OF
this city.
The friends acquanances of the family aud those Of D.
G. Tayor are respectfully invited attend her funeral this
morning at 10 o'clock from residence, No 50 Felicity
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hlssIssiFFl FIRE CosHAag No. 2.-The members
Of this company called upon to assemble, fully
equipped Al the engine house, at o'clock this
Afternoon. See the Secreiary's call.
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LsgkYErFn HOOK AND LADDER Go. No. 1.-The
mentIly meeting takes place on Monday evening.
Members VIII attend TO the official call in another
column
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Es- 1ihe Sewing Ma hsn. Election s,,o,,,a
ea tEsf 70 Tztg LApEs $3.50 votes aifcsdy cas, M
GkeF 4 n the incoming 1naiot;iies fgo
o. az aaas capacity aad purpose 10 ,erpilaie
tas Sizes saaofiiag p tho merits his ga didass.
Lea ie peaso and 'sisck stitehas that arc .ot js,
thowessT sss sassaed bs y A4IY BOUGHT aaa L1uDrY
TRUMP nT csiuioaa Ii c5n,,nittee rpor lI, d n ~
ING IA PAY than IN machine nn giy, place
tae LADIES' WHO ELEerED THE GROVER 4 RAKER.
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THE ONLY DIsCovhhS
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR E.EsTeRlNs
The Bald and GrayY


The Bald and Grayi
Many, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood stPt
cd a@ Gn sgmshn h wd 81 e
they gone being carried away by the wonder
leave he asd to lis sway the oosn aS:''a %
BATH, Maine, April 49, 1889
s valuable @ and Which, sRs You u
hsns g a ss s given rise
The inquiries arst, is II fact of habtaon and
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al Gnu and do answer INEVITABLY yes M s ev eo
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kers and the only cause why is not generally Is
4 used by wiping The face in close connection with
ee en Il s .a .s s sa T p o q e have
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compounds well Ills has doubt been basely initiated
jury have not used any your nn "
for some months and yet my ar is good
sS ay ee G snS
your quart bottles Last summer for Which
am very grateful f.n,. .rs ,,,oro,, ,,au..,
many s sksPea an hen purchased dy and
BY which discover Restorative
sold ~ many fear wh tho authority from you pure a
follow the failure caused by the impure article which
keep 81 the continued eject NY h IL assure 70
al who inquire Of me Of mistaken opinion
Aaron's Run, Ky, Nov 80, 1858.
PRor. o. j. WoopDea Sir: wouldceranly be doing voc
injustice make all wonder.
full well the unexpected result have experienced
using bottle of your Restorative After using every
kind of restorative extan success and finding my
head nearly destitute of hair finally induced
tie Of Hair Restorative. Now, candor compel
TO whoever may this that
and beautiful growth of hair which pronounce
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sion TO recommend this invaluable remedy who may
the necessity for it. Respectfully yours,
REV 8. ALLEN BROCK.
r s. This testimonial of my appreciation your valuable
medicine as Of unsolicited but you think
worthy place among the rest insert IT, you wish. not
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The Restorative pu up bottles Of Large
medium snail, The small holds hall pint and retals for
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds twenty
cent In proportion than the small
dollars bottle fhclrge holds auG forty per
| in proportion, and reails for three dollars bottle o. J.
WOOD CO., Pfopretora IA Broadway. York, IL
Market s. Louis Mo- solo BY all good drusts Al
| fancy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO, Agents.
Il and l5l Charities street..
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'puble-sinset Crescent.
Tslpls-shee. yyte..Iy creseent.

Tie weekly Crescent is printed this morning on
triple sheet. # crowded with valuable reading
matter. including our Annual Statements.
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rg-tsxgserhsn os teaeaes as thns sieiseaoy
pssels n lslaips for the rHeAaa u aey4Ae
al e'a sac slls Chat DISCRETION oasiaed Ii tha case
OF s 1srss Clarke Fauale piils, pFspassa amer
sssRtIsa 81 aes alesk= Physician dc Qaeea Of Eng
isis - s aasn = = ~ onls and sae remedy for
fenae aid from any canses' They can
bsssa sci.le pills, pset fsev by eascsis Sd
Aad sin pestssyo ztansps ID any asent
tlesesai fos tbs dnaa States JOB MosEs Roehessrf
n. =. T. WRIGHT CO.. iaw ltlsans, wAoissais Aseas
sas SCI b q sesge1sa5ls Dfasgisia. fey 2pls&W
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ANorHEs IasugREcrIosARy MOVEMENT. From
tha Dalton aa.) Times We learn that there was
good cause FOR apprehensonso f an iasnrrectionary
movement on the part of the blacks Of that COM
mufiity. TIE confession Of negro girl belonging
TO Mr.. James Lyman led to tho discovery. The
confessions of the negroes arrested were to the
effect that the town was to be fred on Sunday
night while the citizens were in attendance at the
different churches. That paper concluded with
the remark: 9 That some black-hearted abolition
ist q abotionists have been tampering with the
blacks ii this place and VICINITY, there can be no
question. and the owners Of slaves and tlc city
authorities cannot be too watchful..
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AsoFEEa RALLY or THE YousG BELL RINGERS.
This enthusiastic club Of young patriots are deter
mined never to BE idle They believe in the motto
that the battle belongs to the viglant and act up
to their belief. Hardly night passes without their
being heard Of il some quarter Of the city whether
ithe ii participating in the displays Of other clubs.
On ia holding meetings and forming professions on
their pva hook They are good workers. and
Though young, are able workers. Tonight, on the
occasion q their regular weekly meeting they are
to BIC oct again. The meeting is ordered to take
place in their hail. al ~ o'clock 1t is net necessary
for US " say come early and come all, for VIZ
know that ali viii be there. They never miss
But We viii say to the wavering and undecided
attend Ills meeting. You will then see the prid
Of the youth Of the First District devotng thei
energies foy Tie preservation Of the Union and til
coastitation, and the sight viii do you good. You
deubts VII be dissipated and your patriotisl
awakened. Therefore co.
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Rally! Rally: Rally /.

YOUNG BELL rim q ERS!
The regular weekly meeting of this Club will be held their
HALL Story Building. THIS EVENING Saturday, Sept. S.
ut y o'clock
By order of the President: .=.@.M
ses 2pIt d. G. CANTER, Sec'y.
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New York.


Healthy Human Blood upon gS4s ANAISzEp. ALWAYS nrs.
vents with the essential elements, aRa gives Of
the True Standard. Analytic Blood Of person SUFFERING
from Consumption Liver g@mpaint DT5pepsia scrofna
and lind in every INSTANCE cern deficiencies in the red lob
ules Of Blood Supply these deficiencies and you are made well
Tho Blood Food founded upon This Theory-henee Its
ug success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adopted deficiencies of the Boodn different diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronehitis affection whatever of the
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption use No. which i. also
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for ali
Chronic Complaints arising from over-Use General Debility
and Nervous Prostraton No q for Complaints No
for Dyspepsia Beng already prepared for ABSORPTION il IA
taken by drops and carried Immediately into circulation
that wha5ou gain you retain The No. Female Irreg
Rrites Hyeria, Weaknesses See special directions for
this. For Salt Rheum, Eruptons scrofulous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. s. In all the directions
be strictly followed Price Blood Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH Il DUPONT, No. 4GS Broadway, New
York y. WRIGHT Co. No. Isl Chartres street, o.
j. WOOD CO. ST. Louis, No. and by ali respectable Drug
gss throughout the country.
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EsGLssH seANnAL.--An occasional disclosure Of
scandal in high life takes place in England which
Ii Of melancholy interest as showing that educa-
ton. rank and title are not always conducive to
sound msraiity. Thus we have the case OF Lady
zetland whose waiting maid brought an action for
wages and property trnkets, etc., withheld, and in
the conrae OF her examination accused her lady.
ship 81 Improper intimacy with her family ply
stefan; q using profane and obscene language OF
gambling; Of consulting spiritual medium TO
learn whethes Lord zetlands horses would win on
the tuff. ana Of other conduct unbecoming peer
ess or q modest woman. The English papers pub
liall The waiting maids charges without comment,
but society Il must have been shocked at the
scandaious expose. The maidis French woman
and employed the bestof counsel to recover wages
At the rate Of 81 week. alleged as due for somt
weeks.
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NoIieE 70 cossaosiEEs Dr THE sHIr MARX HAN
II ZIP = new aisehasins past ST. Third District
g Sea 2 attend ihe receipt Or Jour goods
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SAEFORD5S .=
Ii TER INV 0 RI TOR
Maxra,.

tits compounded entirely from Gnms, become an es
nbihed fact Standard Medicine known and approved by
that have used it, and with confidence in all
tho diseases for which tits recommended.
It has cured thousands within the last years who had
given up all hopes of relief the unsolicited cerf
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted the temperament the indiyd.
nal taking IT. and used in such quantities gently the
Bowels
Lethe dictates of your Judgment guide you In the of the
Liver Invigorator and it will Liver Complaints, Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Darrhea Summer Complaints
Dysentey Dropsy Sour Stomach Haba Cosveness Chole
Cholera Cholera Mobus Cholera Infantum Flauence
dice Female Weaknesses and may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Headache, las
thousands testify in twenty minutes, if two three
spooIsul Of attack All who
it are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix in the mouth with the Inygoator and swallow
both together.
Price, $lpef bottle.
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RAJ RuHEer Hin Rangers The regular
weekly meetings Of this Club viii held their hail.
Bensile and Magas Streets on MONDAY EVENINGS, at
o'clock.
By order Of the President;
sci ape GEO o. BEAHEs, Secretary.
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rs- The sewing ma. h,,,. rs,ss.,.,,

PhAsIEgE1ss WASrEp.- Six plasterers arc wantea
4 ne new grsicrab use. Sci advertisement.
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Tng AuqVsN Parry AT MAGNoLIA.-The first
Grand party of the season will be given at the Cen
hal House, Magnolia, ninety-eight miles from the
city, on Monday evening next, the 10th Septem-
ber. This party and ball is a new feature in the
round of an,usefnents available by our citizens.
Arrangements have been made TO have this, as
vel as succeeding parties, the most reherch6-the
asne Mus ulsrsn Of the season. 1t is hardly more
than necessary 10 remind our citizens that by tax
ine lie clock 2. NJ. train Of cars the Jack
son Railroad, that they will reach Magnolia at Q
O'Clock, md haye the enjoyment Of the piney
woods ana salabrious air Of high upland country.
Moreover, the Central House accommodations,
sleeping arrangements, fare and all, are not sur
passed hy any house in the Confederacy. Our
citizens who have travelled all over the Union this
season, hase not met with its superior. The
trss great bali comes OF on the 10th. The Jackson
Railroad cars leave twice daily, arriving there at
O'Clock. As to-day IS the day Of the general exo-
das our citizens win find this the most agreeable
course u spend the next forty-eight hours. The
costs ii passage are much less than over the lake
to fhe sea-shore islands, excursion tickets being
furnished II half-price. Go to the pine woods to-
njsht. one aud all
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ASoTHEs NEW BOOK. The publisher has sent
rs, thseuga aEessrs. ]. G. Morgan Il Co., the fol-
lowing new book, fresh from their press:
Woods ssisG Waters. or the saranaes and Racket.
By Aired y. Stourt. New York: NJ. Doolady,
publisher.
This work y . sort Of narrative Of tie events
which tool place daring hunting excursion of o
club among TIE saranac lakes and the forests Of
Northern Ne# York. It is interesting enough for
The money charged, provided one could not get
ANYTHING a,sn.
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To the Travelling Community.
WoLFEis celebrated AR OMATIC sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs
eonld be in the hands Of every traveller No family
leave the city be wthont supply during the weather
Il invariably The i'll effects of change weather.
beverage it is The purest liquor made in the world.
Put up in pint and quart bottles Sold by all Druggists Gro
and Fruis Stores.
udolpho Wolfe's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles, imported and bottled by himself Warranted pure
and the best quality, with his certificate each bottle
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in eases of dozen each with Ills
tifcate of its purity each bottle.
UdoIpho Woife's Pure Madeira Wine,
In of dozen EACH with his certificate on the bottles
guaranteeing its purity.
Udoipho Wolfe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by himself Warranted pure with his certificate on
the bottle and stamp the cork.
Udoipho Voif.'s Genuine Schfedam
AROMATIC sCHNAPPs,
Pints and QUARTS The best Gin the world All Gin
sold nnde the of schnepp put up by him. an i'm
position on the purchasers
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.RdftOn0E Elsi0u Ticket.

FOR EsIDENT
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee
FOE VICE ESIDENT:
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS FOR LoUIsIANA:
First Electoral District.
RIvIERE GARDERF, of ST. Bernard, Elector.
@. DEFERRIET. of Orleans, Alternate.
m~~~" Second Electoral District, ...
Hon. RANDELL HUNT, of New Orleans, Elector
JULES LAvERGNE, ofNew Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosELIus OF Jefferson, Electcr,
DUNCAN S. CAGE, of Terrebonne Alternate
=" ..= Fourth Electoral District.
j. .FuQuA, of East Felicana, Elector.
I'm. FAvRoT, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opelousas, Elector.
vALsIN FoURSET, of ST. Martini Alternate
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of ouachita, Elector.
Hon. b. Il. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate
Each voter at tie Polls casts his SIX ELECTORS
each Of which must reside in separate Districts Jy24
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Fis.Ile y Eyo,,
s WING MAoHIN 81

S e WIN c. MAC H 1 N E S |!
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SIMPLE IN THEIR CONSTRUCTION
Certain in their Results!
I'm all respects
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER SEWING MACHINE IN
THE MARKET.
R5-The above statement guaranteed by us, lie money will
be cleerfuis refunded
PRICES.
$50, $50, ss5, $50, sloo, sl05, snO, s1I5. s1a5.
IA Agents wanted for the adjoining cities and States 10
whom liberal discount will be made
w.. ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
Story BUILDING,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
seq 2pMoThSa.SltW New Orleans
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sandfor.,s Family cathartIo Pins.

Compounded from Vegetable Extracts and put upin Glars
Cases air tight, end will keep in any climate.
Family Pill gentle and active Gathartie,
which the has used in his practice than twenty
years The constantly increasing demand from those who have
long tho i and the satisfaction which all express in re-
gard their has induced place them within the reach
ALL The Profession we'll know thai different Uahaes act
Oh different portions of The baNes
The Family Gaatc Pill has, with due reference to this well
established fact been Compounded from variety 81 the pes
Vegetable Extracts which alike every part OF the ame
tary canal aud good and safe in all where GatheTs
needed such Deran;eneRt he Stomach, Seeprless
the Back Ions Pain and Soreness
over the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected, end in of Fewer Loss of Appetite reep
Sensation Of Told the body Reesse6s Heeisee, or
Weight in the Head, ali Infamrnatory UseaSes, worms IA
Children Adults Rheumatism great Purifier oil the Blood
many diseases which hesh heir numerous to
this advertisement. Dose Price, Dimes
The Liver Invgortor and Family ahar Pills retailed
by Druggists generally and sold by the trade in all the
W, SANFORD NJ, D., Manufacturer and Proprietor,
s35 broadway, N Y,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Wholesale A gents,
nHkw And sold By eyiEy niaggtst.