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The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT THE CANON HOUSE,
On Thursday morning last, a lady residing
at the Canon House, fired pistol at man
who was charged with having made some re-
marks hurtful of her character as virtuous
woman. Luckily the ball missed the mark
intended. The lady's husband then brought
out against the offending gentleman shot
gun. but before he could use it, a bali from
pistol in the hand of the assaulted person.
passing in close proximity to his head, caused
him to seek safety in the house. We pre-
sumo the affair will come 10 finale through
the instrumentality of the courts.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

DIED FROM THE EFFECT OF HEAT.-Monday
last was a scorcher. One of the Cal. Stage
Co.'S horses, worth 800, died from the eff
fects of the heat at Horsetown. Another
could scarcely stand upon his teet when the
stage arrived here, and the whole team was
dreadfully blowed.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

A BILL excepting Shasta county from the
district system, and making the entire county
one revenue district, has passed both Houses.
The new Revenue bill, however, if it becomes
a law, will do away with the district system
all over the State.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

THE Odd Fellows of '.'North Star
No. 6l," Weaverville, will give their s.
anniversary Ball on the 26th, next Fra
eveninc
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20
Notice..

vTHE ADVERTISEMENT OF J. P MO-
Il rette, in the COURIER of the 18th, stating that
his wife hade his bed and board without cause and
forbidding the public trust her his account, is
incorrect She leftme because of my excited conduct
and for her and my safety and child's.
J. 2. MORETTE.
Middlctown, April IL, 1861. apo
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

Persona Fred. Walter, Assem-
blyman from Trinity, accompanied by his
wife, arrived in town on Thursday, on his
way home, where he has been called by the
destruction of his Brewery. His numerous
German friends and countrymen here gave
him a verv hearty reception.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

Itishould be rccollected, that those excess
ively rich leads, about which SO much has
been said, are comparatively few in number,
aFgl tlAt by far the larger proportion of
claim riH .,ofpaylor scor.,iaF rt.',- nresent
rates of crushing, etc. - | believe
THE arc not two claims in the country, ex-
eosy. Gold Hill have paid for themselves.
: - For the information of those who
eosnt upeq coming here to work for wages.
lf.sn state, that men are now hirel for 81
per day and board, to work on roads -
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

PhilIipson & Co., book dealers,
have our thanks for large bundle Of late
Pictorials, Periodicals and newspapers.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

BRoccoLI.-We neglected to thank cur
friends of the Tower House, for magnificent
specimen of this delicious vegetable.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

SAppLERY.-G. s. Schroeder adyertises for
sslc full stock of saddles, brides, whips.
all kinds of harness, etc. etc. His shop is
next door below the = Bee Hive Saloon.
Ills stock being vcr5 large, he is prepared to
give as good bargains as any person can hope
{ ccure anywhere else.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

GERMAN MM-FAsT.-The Germans of Trah-
ity have determined upon the 18th of May
next for the comm cneement of their May Fes-
tival
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

CHEAP GRoCERIEs.-Dealcrs and consul
mers are referred to the advertisement of J.
& D. Callaghan, who give list of their prices,
which show an average reduction of ten or
fifteen per cent upon former prices. They
have a tremendous stock ON hands, to whic,,
daily additions will be made, which they arc
determined to dispose of at prices which
ought to induce country dealers to make THEN
purchases in Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

& Co., proprietors of the Gilmour saloon.
have reduced the price of liquors and cigars
0 one bit. This sort of reduction is good
news for candidates for Office, asa dollar will
now 20 a good ways
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

THE WEATHER-Yester was cloudy,
drizzling day. The previous parL-0e, the
week was quite hot.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

NoTIcE TO SHIPPERs.-It will be seen bv
..aynes will continue the forwarding business
1T Red Bluff, for the benefit of the estate of
the late p. L. Miner.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

"HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and style of Holub
lsaacs, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be continued by Mr.. j. Isaacs,
and all those indebted to the late firm are respect
fully requested to make immediate payment, ,cith-
out FURTHER notice.
A. HOLLUB,
j. ISAACS.
Shasta, April Is, 1861. ap20:Im
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

FIRE IN WEAvERvILLE-Onl last Monday
the Weaverville Brewery, a very extensive
establishment, owned in part by Hon. Fred
Walter, Assemblyman from Trinity, to
gether with several adjoining buildings, were
destroyed by fire. The loss of Messrs. Wal
ter & Co. will fall little short of So. 200.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

The Virginia Convention reiecte.! o seces-
sion proposition by a vote of IS ares to 50
noes.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

COP save the country from all hot-heads,
all ultraists, all coercionists, all men who
pant for the smell of powder and thirst for
the taste of human blood, whose eyes water
with cagerness to behold land desolated.
and her cities laid waste,-whose ears ache
to hear amid the din of war the death rattle
in the throat of countrymen and kindred. and
the expiring cries of murdered women and
children
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

A BAD HABIr.-A portion of the Califor-
MIA press have acquired the habit of always
speaking disparagingly of the intelligence of
our State Legislators. This is wrong. Our
Legislators, on an average, are as intelligent
as those ofany State legislature in the Union.
We are inclined to the opinion, from long
observation, that this sort of editorial sneer-
ing, and sneaking villifying, is the result of
vanity, self-conceit, ignorant egotism. Little
minds are never so delighted as when assault
ing something they realize as their superior.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

JUICE McLEAN of the United States Su-
preme Court, and Captain Bergman, of the
Navy. are dead
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

THE last Pony brings good deal 'sen-
sation'' news about Pickens and Sumter, but
nothing reliable.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

TOMATOES and raspberries, fresh and
lamp. are now for sale in San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

Congressman Burch, wife and nice. arrived
on the last steamer. Senator Latham is cx-
pected by the steamer now almost due.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20
BIRTHS,

g.e and Pomoroy are elected Ulaite.' Slater
tors fro,n Kansas, by small 1naj5ritics.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

SHASTA RoDEo.-The farmers east of the
river will meet at Millville. to-day. for the
purpose of fixing upon time and place for
holding the next annual Rodeo
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

A LEGISLATIVE INCIDENT.-The other day
Laspeyre intimated that Conness had falsi-
fed, whereupon c. called L. a dirty dog
Thereupon l.. threw an inkstand at c., who
lodged and permitted it to land against the
wall C. then projected an inkstand at L.,
who also lodged and let it find lodgment 9TH
er than the side of his countenance L. then
reared up with Bowie knife in his hand and
started for c., who, with a chair doubly
grasped, awaited his coming, with a full de-
termination to cave in his cabasa. The
neighboring inkbesprinkled Lycurguses,
however, caught the intrepid and bloody
minded coercionist, sponged him off, and goi
him sufficiently cool to take drink or two,
when he resumed his accustomed amiability
At last accounts no indications of "pistols
for two and coffee for one'
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

CorroNwooD BALL.-Jake Foster has built
him a new house. on this side of Cottonwood
near Bells new bridge, which he is going to
open with grand ball, on the 18th of May.
Jake will have big crowd, sure.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

DEATH ON PEDDLERs-Senator Ryan has
introduced bill, the second section of which
requires any person wishingto sell or peddle,
to pay to the County Treasurer where he is
domicilcd, for the use of the State, the sum
of $500 for license for the period of six
months, for each license the county to receive
s.. Penalty for violation of the provisions of
this act, $500, with liability of imprisonment
not to exceed six months, and not less than
thirty days. That is to say, if any one is
convicted under this act, said conviction must
be accomplished at the expense of the county;
if the person convicted is unable or refuses to
pay the fine, he must be imprisoned at the
expense of the county; but if any profits ac-
crue thereby the State Treasury shall receive
the benefits thereof! The Senator should
give the counties-all of which are over head
and ears in debt-the benefit of a more equal
division of both expenses and profits.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20
e.,- The Democratic state Central Com

mittee will meet at the City of San Francisco
TUESDAY, the 9TH day of May next. at IL oclock
N. A general attendance is earnestly requested, as
business of great Importance will come before the
Committee. j. p. H0GE, Chairman.
JOIN A. MONROE, Secretary.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

At the last General Meeting of the Committee, the
following resolution unanimously adopted:
Resoired, That proxies can be conferred only up
members of the State Central Democratic Com
mittee.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

At the North Fork of Cottonwood, on the I'd inst,
Mrs Hugh Shuf1eton, of a son.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

The Herald says it never meant to say
that we had charged McDougall with having
. Republican proclivities,' but simply that
we had g defended Whites action in bolting
the caucus, and that he had done SO on the
ground of McDougall's Republican lean
ings." Satisfactory
By the by, if John White has ever, direct
ly or indirectly, charged Gen. McDougall
with Republican proclivities," we have
never heard of it. viii the Herald please
state when and where he has made such
charge? He did charge some of McDou
gals friends with having Republican pro-
clivities, but never McDougaH, otherwise
he would not have voted for him, as he did
on the successful ballot.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20
Narrow Escape.

We regret to learn that our friend Can't.
"m. ID. Fair. of Yreka, together with his
wite and child, came very near losing their
lives last week, by drowning, in Clear Greek.
at point, on the main road from here ss the
Tower House, just beyond Grizzly Gulch.
While passing in a carriage over portion of
the road flooded by the swollen creek, the
driver deemed it advisable to bear out little
from the bank, but unfortunately got out so
TAR as to be drawn into the stream. when the
swift current swept the carriage and precious
freight of human life down with fearful swift
ness. For time the horses and carriage
were almost wholly submerged, while the
driver and passengers were up to their waists
IN water. Luckily, however, they succeeded
IN getting footing near the bank, when Capt.
Fair and lady, by wading through water al
most up to their necks, succeeded in getting
ashore. The driver was also equally fortu-
nate in getting his team and carriage out
without serious injury.
Every winter, thst rt Of the road is rem
dered impassable q 81 3 dhegerous, by high
water. We resllf ftfkR u bsard of Super
visors should SsJt q ~ ~ 4 a ifion. A good
road might be est - ah';' ah's;' side Of the hill,
at the point alluded 4 somparatively small
expense, which would always be free from
any injury or danger resulting from high
waters. Won't friend Trainor, overseer of
that district, lay this matter before the Board
at their next meeting?
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

Horror WAsHoE Chas. NJ. Aaron writes
from Washoe:
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

4
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-20

The Mountain Democrat, speaking of the
call for meeting of the Douglas Democratic
State Central Committee by its Chairman,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

~ isaer'aatsd ff0u thesE ssson.iln, power Il Gre
Atins new life And health. as Il we're from liz very
ss.ss q - rost delapicaled oons,itutions-sIe
mere strongly toric AID more Immediately nyigora-
ting tas sAe pals soutAinins the sames hoice veseta
tleextracls The later in diIereai medication Al
tholSA really eathartc than the l4Es PrIs they
evertheless begin 20 cleanse the ai.Enentary canal
much sooner. generally slightly ope-ai.ng within
three feur hours and producing decided sense Of
relief % the head and stomach ssa exhiiAraiiug the
mind. aver IN less iirnc than this.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

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SHERIFF. ; SAIL; by virtue OF
l-'.a ess = SIS as-sd irsn =, Y.s0 ciern
lgf fs-es er delivered, ~ = fSr u Avn
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sasi. sisry a. faf tnsrt ard Hilllsn a. Ia ~ ed.
srs =. = selt kl.- aiigs - des roed kssL ks.ate,
sifsl .te - s - .aats. tlulsIa, 70 = 2
~ tsffnr - flT-r 1-easf eo-uor ~ 10 number
f~snty 80 - n saodi.l. ois0ry ve1 sd
q. - aa4ldrxth sCrcs a. - lou q tAe cazf
&C - he vet aaf 81 the west hsf ~ q SCI
flai iw-fff-fwe > tO~nship twelve a. lciih o
r-.ssz az - s.-i. herva-lofe mtsis ~ ChauBcsy
81 s laes - reee.d-i "a tl4s ieeo cess
one s4it eeaaf, ofYigo running tietcc wesi one
lus.4sl SO. seet. tbeace ssutn allie. thence
a. * - 4liry hufercd llv iect IA
ln1b & zee gslcs = beginning. AID ga
s. ClDAy NOVEMBER Oh, isCl.
- Ire legal hours u tsd das, q ne Coal
J. ferr. in frre Hrrif y ~ offrr tue and
gl.-.s = toe siose deseribed real estEte tgefhef
TIA - ths privilege all appuEtena o. lh-
frIa ~ = r. frrsu ceiling years. -
fh- -. st tfller Ssh and upon failure 70 real
- suu sffcssnt % sausy said order q sale and
&c = j i lhs1 AZ taere o9eT the i~e--lInp's,
AS e. sad Essi ksteis. 70 the higb~s; hlt f1r
cssa. T. satisfy tte zane.
IA lal1 DIS e Ccfoyer, lscl-
r. ss.,.eers e.fs4.so.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

.-tifERsFF's sAIE--By virture o. IN cr.er = sale
lfnrn xiee Circuit C0urt. dirccts 4
F. r dsiIrsftt f. favor ~ Thomas n. Nelson ard
sfs.fss fanes =. q eva and su<es a. Caitveii =
reiIlsf su4 x1rf1n a. flickcox rcpl va bsii, -
ol. :. sell ~ soilsN r- IL scrbed Hcsi ks;Ete,
.ifa sfe1 NsSe c9unfy. ia,'-aaa, t--~i
Zoe "a htH : 2 tae ,cuth-east qnarter y
~ -se-losss. tosr4sAir 4. raaye si>o the soufn
iaf - = ne sQath Evst quartes - 4 sectoa 8
fla.isl1 l. r4nse ?. an e.
rArT-saY. NOVEMBER III. 1851.
y So - al hoafs = said tsy. Al the ecurl
JHa -. fsffs uaut- = Y off-r az en-. q
posts - above erscrls-d k-.s ks.ate. toSsth r
: a rr.F1ir e, --4 ri noncez 70 n sanao
~ ga l1t exc csiir s,r "a years, -
e. - h f0r cash Al upCu O.. urv - real
sfst - s-la.l ss-@ sd - sale ADD
este sla ga r 4e1 thfrt 0l~t IN f,e-siinple, l.
a.. > ii 49, k-sAse. = fas isEest edoeF sor
81. & sas4--st 80 tlte-
l9.h = 3el ,,T. 18Th
SAACEL C0xNrR, Sa.rlL
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

In afec-ous Of the head, s.ck headache or nervous
headache, these Pile viii Se Sound 20 possess he
most sanitary efficacy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

n composed q Vegetable ingredients exclusively,
BE sscc-ts.ned BY chemical tests Their PROM
ieut qsaiiues arr those OF al seuve snc searching,
ho1zh perfectly rild ard agreeable detergent ape
sspii e gentle sHP~EaS, promoting the inseasitle
pr qlrsGou. 4 p.eAsan. eGgetic lnyigotat.rg TIE
<ieeys and bladder ant q delightful tonic ca16s-
s, eaeiiEs appetite b tie Semsl1s q active 1sge.
.0ls and cheering le E.id ~ith that grateful sense
c~nssased hsaiA ~Lsch l. 81 TIE most fsuc Gus
stisnss Of our nature
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
cuERIFF.S sALE.-By virtue 0.

- AALA1A - 1.AA<h<. 'ttteo W
fDre Venlitcni Txpouas Execuu0n issued from
lie Fso e5fuo ~ - soart, % ine directed and de-
l.s.r. Il laFsr 81 John e. hlss ard agsinst Willis
4ls1as4 .rlHelDti aui Dasld " Gods repeviu alll.
al efterel = stn t1s following described IL
Ests1r. .ifasied 'n figocoantg. india. a. t0-s1c
Iar ur.t 80 east . i1rter =, -
Sec lsr teeafy a. a. township zen 10 ranse risht
3 eesf, coafaiains s'yhfy so acre., anf 70
sArUgD ~, NOVEMBER 9th. ls5i.
vIthn DE ess. lfurs ~ "a. isy al tn Cour; House
fnu> ID iersr atufr will orr the rci's and lrc-fs
.oo~e desc ocl tka Eta together With all
Ia fls e-ses al 4prgrte - tbs saae beiSog
IA ~ 6 fefn got exceeding seYea years. g. tie
L. best idasr for cash. ari rpca failure realze
s-c' -leut - satisiy said ex~cutisn rest-.
p No flza al4 t8ers C.tF -a lse-rlu.f-f, n sll g
s.f3 rssl Es;s.r % re hlgt - t.da for cazA, .
slts-fy fae .alns.
as lfta 49, q oef3.eF. iscl.
stMJEL GOMEZ. sheriff.
og.VsFa lye.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
MEDICAL.
A Gard to the Public

1Hk alnornt q bocfiy aae nental misery arising
aFon nesecs Of snail complaints Is incslcuable and
Is therefore Of The utmost Importance tAas strict
attsaaoa 70 he least and mos. ushlnx bodily all
Gsnss should Be had fgr diseases q the body snva
rlAs'y Aness &c mud, IA NoFEAT's vTsrrAIIx
In E'-ossiSEz.sn eFeEy Instance ~Aers they have
Len 'hefsSSA'y s'rc, Asss TaluDaD oyrH pss-
sAsr, In A.noa al is diversified irms. The sAlrta.
~ Effects q tie tfe Medicines have IL fAst been 70
universally sxpericoea. that they have bsoon. saly
s-tA5sl>t I'd a. ts eksy. safe ard Ssrfss NOD
q trssuzeui ever sssree 70 the public.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
SuralFF.s sALE... .Br vir.ur .

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--lss &. 49, - : 49, .so.u tle Niso Common
7 -. ~ fif tfcf I'D delivered. ore Ia
81 is 1 10 d. - totf io,vio-il ard Asr.en
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hesl ..s...s, ssaates b Nlso soaaiy n.alAas. To-
usvs haagsa al :. rs tses 81 ,ar torn q fsre
= :. s. kaeva q uf serala plat a s-ia to~a.
ass
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ft.- ~ erst - ~ cab. su4 90 fsilu ~
ana -4ss si.tet4fts srsisf $40 sKeelt eas A.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

THESE MEDlCINES,
Have low been le:oss he pablc for psssot Of 20
years, ard during TIA. tas have maintained hiSA
character II almost every part u the gebe loE he
e-traosli=sEy curative prope es which hey posses
In Many Thousands
q certified lns.anc. hey have even rescued suffer
era fron Ae very verge Of an untimely grave, Aner
al tie Deceptive rostrums q ne Cay have Invariably
f..ed 50 great lIceel hAs tisis efficacy invariably
and infaaiby proved that Il has appeared soarce.y
Zee than miraculous 10 taose who we're acquainted
nth Tie beautifully philosophical psslcipssa upon
vAich ssey are compromised, an upca which they
consequently ART !. Vas their msnisst And sensible
action in purifying tie springs and ehsRa0ls Of Ie.
nd enduiag them With r-ss~sc tone and vigor, that
icy were Inhabited f0r their rene
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
LEGAL.

s.,-.--e..< ps II
LrliEls1Tf = = A4-As.-is f'eutE "
49, tszeed ffoa t1e figo Circuit
$3.50 t.rls art srfcis o. a. tstv1 q
go. - .-,,,,., James - Clark 90 N
lA.'. !, 49,, 49, a lr.di.,.s .nt arsin.t
- ! 60. 1s.r n. Chapman and isel.-y fstr-
es - -. f.sar II Armada Fnoua and q -zfna
+, rss....-ss sna James Clark e. principals.
- - =, - --.lsssF, bra ana enc. - favor q
- = ~. see % Irdiana. Branch a Terre
u,r,, "a a.zir... 5a.ass ;. Clark, John II. e.sP
ia, lame y Aae's' -, ~erit fe-i
No5ie, 2 ~ - - =. - lI.es ts-ris.
Estafs- taztef p 80 - -. - = -
! aIs4aef - -1l.H - - s"--'f
- city y .rfss A7l-e' - -
<arRrRY. NOVEMBER On, 1871,
- So. - IA a.v. =. re Co1rt
Wa = - -. s.,.Ii.,f.., the rent. ~
- - = :. - 81 49,. t.-crhsr
Z - - - - srrnft. ta-ees z. tie sers-
$3.50" $50 -. 49, 49, sessa fe4-s -
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sass - - - rsr-.iss "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
THE LIFE MEDICINES

fo1 ni.lioos ard liver complaints with their mary
Fvi.-kno~u sttert tiis, 5'iiors and sck headache
.ain md opYfessioa afsr meals rifdiness dizziness
sesrtenra, les Of appetite. are acknowledged 70 De
ss.ly Superior = Anything ever hsfere oered th-
,utAc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
piles. piles. Piles

Is Teedy Tor this most distressing and Obstinate
aLAdy. TIE VEG table Life Medicines deserves d.s-
t-nct and ernph=-ic Recommendation Il IL well
aon % butreds in this city that Tire forIaer pro-
pHetor o. taese lual e medicineswa b. eel afc-
ed vita this complaint Tor upwards Of 7s-Rr1
fEsAss I'D that Be tried IN vain every reacty pre-
criDrd WITHIN The whole coupsss q tAe NatsrA
dsiiea- Tie however, 80 length tried the medicine
u oh = now offered - The publ aid ~ cured
n very sbogt tine, after hls recovery had been
troooa-ced ncs ouy Improbable tu' absolutely I'M
,ossiels, ~ any human rseens
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

ss- s'rst es,iie a spAuLDss1's PRErAHKp
GLE al -s~~ tsn flrses ~ eoes--s1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

Mofat's Phoenix Bitters!
Have been happily used fc- The cure Of Fever as
Ague With invsrisb;e success
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
Bilious Complaints, and a Mode
Of CnPef

wen regulated AID proportionate quantity " bic
Upon the stomach is always requisite for the promo
tiOa Of sound bcalth-it stimulates digestion and
keeps the intestinal canal free from all obstTucsons
When here Is deficiency Of bile tie tody is COG
SANITY costive. On the ether hard, ovsrzbua-
6ance OF bile causes frequent nausea IN the stomach
snd often promotes very severe attacks % disease
watch Sometimes. end In death.