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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

SUGARS.-Crushed, Powdered, New Orleans, No.
~ China, Coffee Crushed, by the barrel, half bar
rel, oox, or at retail HUNT CIiACE,
do On the Plaza, Placeryillo,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16
3OR ~

3ORHS-
In this city. - tie - Inss.. the viIs Of JoHx
hOcn, kSa, 81 . dAaghteT.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

Remember that CrissadoFa's Ex.
cEIsIOR HAIA DVH 10 the only Hair Dye In America
that has the DIRECT SANCTION Of the highest sci.
sntlAe susGOilOS. IN most distinguished Of our
chemists, (AAA ~ Analy5t second to none In the
vOE'4,J DR. CtILTON. has certified, over his own
aenaaure, that this Dye cOnlAins no DELETaIoUs
SHEssExn. The o@elal document may be seen At
No. 9 AstOr House. u II WISE TO RISK unAu-
thenlseAtea Dye Whsa one thus IndOrsea, and In
neaSarahly superior y an others In the quality Of
the eSloEs tinpAEts. is obtainable Sold everywhere
and applied BY an Hair-Drsssers.
c1ISTADORAs SAStOE House, New York
- GEO. ". sNRLL, Aseat,
fsbs IN WasAin0ssa -. Can FlsaeisOO.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

ia. J. A. w. LundbOrg, Dentist
Once, opposite Cary HOuse, tup stAir') entrance
from COlOmA street-begS leave to announce to the
citizens Of PAcervlle and vicinity that he has per-
mAncntly located himself in the above place. En-
cOuraged by the liberal patronage bestowed, hopes
for . continuance Ofthe same. All work entrusted
to his care win As pssHctuAlly executed, In thor
Ongh and WOEknanlike manner. febD-1m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16
ORDINANCE No. liza

4 n ORDINANCE 20 provide for the o,.,.;.-
n and grading Of Washington street. '''""s
TIE (bmmOa COUacfi n hs CITY Of RGcerriu, a.,
OrdHiH. ~ W
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

Thereby certify that the above Ordin,r,.
pa'red by the Common Council at a -,n-r,fr, w..
February 18th, 1861. JOHN T.. kI'NkIrR
leu" CLERK & T.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16


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Uses 10 81 - stis1GA COunNys ~ siasty
aayO 49, tAe 49, Asseel
J. MeCo8 N1ClE, gustios d the Peace
u Dugado, Feb. 164hy 1851: fsblS-Sm,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-16

A. D. PAHx; =. A. Dee ws,Ao a. Bsasssto A,
VI. ~ atpslhtipg,A. ~ r. - - = -
East. I copisd .iE and Ssna g = kE.Ws BsS.
Tie - kSahpeG itAWasA so. X Haaasya
oGiss b FIAtsszille. he m1etoP was not, 70
my knnWlodas, ever broagaa haloeS any mOel-
/. Il. LOWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24
NoRTHwEsTEIR.N VIncINIA.

The Sentiment OF Her PeOple--I.et
e GTn. y lFStn11 go with the Oots
west Will Never Surrenter.
rFrOm the Western virginIan published at Grat,op.l
Il appears, from the course. of events,
that we lrc to have revolution in Yirgini0:
and W Western Eirginians bnd as well pre :
pare for the conflict at once. Tho Eatt
we are sure, intends revolution; and the
only question tor the West to decide ia
which she Prefers-Yirginia demornlized
to the recognition of but one. interest. the
nigger, or the Union in which all l,er
rights have been, aud still are respected.
and all her interests protected.
Tue South Is now nvOwedly in tile form
alton ofa Stare Gonfederacy, and Western
Virginia. il attached to it, with but little
or no slave interest, must become the sldpe
Of SLAVERY. Are the freemen of the .West
prepared for this2 African slavery is not
the interest of Western Virginia, and there
IS no nse in trying to disguise the fact, or
ingoing to much trouble to prove our at
tacbment to the institution, for interest
will always determine its gtGtus. 1t is a
fact which needs no Disgusting, for it is
no aisgrHce. We people of fNOrthwestern
VIRGINIA tand we know that we ARE ac-
quainted with their views On this subiectj
where it is wanted. and Is an INSTITUTION
OF their State aud section, arc willing TO
afford it all necessary protection, biit viii
never consentto become the meniRis Of a
slave oligarchy. ~
North Western yirginia has no single
interest in rommon5with Slave CoufSsd.
eracy, where cotton IS to be king; and If
the Government Is 70, be broken in pieces,
interest IS the only consideration which
should decide the futnre of the difTerent
parts. African slavery. with MS, is iwinz
ding way,hnd never was and never can
be profitable. Int willineyitabIy snon cease
to be 40 institution among as. The agriz
cultural, manufacturing and mining inter
ests Of the country demand attention. dnSl
free lAhor alone, with iuditious protection
by Government. Will even develop thGm.-
The conflict in Virginfa, between. Ihc' East
and the West. virtually swallows ap the
national conflict between the North and
the South; 9ud i0s are for the eSJFesf. q
80 +s4fSx = - EEgs u a1E = -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24
Kentucky. View or the Crit.
LFromi The Frankfort C0mEmopVe,,l,b.

r. from the Frankfort Commonwealth
VI civil war'hGs commenced, ne tvish Il
distI1ctiy uuderStood Lhut zee are foy7the I'M.
ted States GovernmeRL we don't like Lin
coin, and never did, but he is only a four
years AFFAIR. We hops and believe tbot
the United States government ii perma.
nent. T. God bless The old stars and stripes.
We had rather die defending them than 10
I'VE Ia a thousaud years under rattlcsnake,
pelican, or skunlssssm misery flag.
The attack on Fort Saipter. wns. bastard. .
" and cow"rdly in the extreme. True,
Lincoln should have kept his promise and
surrendered the fort, but his no6-aetion
was no excuse for the attack of tile So1th-
en- Gonfeleracy. Eight thousand men
attack ny setenty-stx worn out soldiers and
deteat them. Wonderful The proves
of the ]. D. ConFe,Iet,icy Is now establisI,.
ed beyond q dod9t. II fs not safe Tor n6y
rabbit TO go down theI& now. They Would
kill him in minute. 80 Z
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g Gully guteIIIg
Great Day in TWashineton r.


The Departure OF the washington
InvIncibles Tor the seat5o of war.
The Hon. Ril1 lIontg goms i ryfsives FTis
Voice forsIV Vars.Nu speecheS
and esreat{EMthusiasm.
In an extra of the Washington papers
we fpd a very fun account Of. the sayings
and doings up at Washington on last Sat
nrday, On the occasion Of the departure Of
the InvinciGles for tue Federal Capital,
under the command of 'Col..Nortou arGn-
fen. The ntmos. enthusiasm perynded. lhe
entire people, but many OF the parting
scenes were sad and affecting A beauti-
ful silk flag was presented to the compa-
ny BY the ladies Of the borough, through
Robert H. Koontz, who delivered a neat
little speech to.tLe corps. which was re.
sponded to by H. "A. Purviance Esq, one
of The editors of the Reporter & TSi6une.
who had abandoned his peaceful vocation
and enlisted with the InVincibles.
Numerous speeches were made, all
breathing the spirit of devotion. to. the
gOvcrnmcn: Of our fathers. We have
room only for one or two of them:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24
. NUMBER 2O7

since writing the above, the most of the
Western members have arrived at home
iron the Convention, which. ne presume,
has passed secession orGlinauco. It mat.
ter7 nothing, however, whether the ordi-
nance Is passed or not, or if passed and
submitted TO the people, whether rntified
or not. The East is determined to resist
the operations of the General Government,
either through the forms of law or by the
exercise of theirrght of freYolution. They
have also, in the Convention, refused most
perststently and emphatically to give the
West their rights of equality in the State.
there IS now no choice left Western Vir>
g'nla quito flce tue musiu: Her rights
must be protected. and protected nO1O. by
her own strong arm. or they4wi be for
ever wrestcd from her blythe despotism
which Is, preparing to seize upon the coun-
try. s
We do most. sincerely hope, since the iu-
suits offered to Western Virginia, by tue
East, duricg the session of the Convens
ton. that no Western Virginia. roustituen-
~ Will ever again be represented In the
present Capitol of the Shtte. Wegbeliepe
It's a moral impossibility for Virgiuia to
pass through the present crisis undivided {;
we Know it is. without stamping Western
Virginia with the badge of infcriority.-
Fellow citizens, are you prepared to sur.
render all your rights except such us you
can beg from your oppressorS, or such de
they may magnanimOIsly condesrcnd to
grant to- you rs II gracious gift? We
know not what course others may take,
hMtas.tors us. give US liberty and equality
or give US dcathl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24
WIIEEEING, WEDNEsDAY y MOI 8ITNG.. ..APRIE24. 1861

za.s1i.s,,,,,.-
/ 49,, u ~ - = - a -7775
sI.ll1 set the smoke OF Northsrn cnmp
at,1 = e snail army Protracts the war
s9Ylo90snS9- !.: An 9Eefwaelming
arm! army c9nqqeFs rebellion and wins q bloed-
Southern men have said ~ me tl,ot 1gair
white population could ull turn out and
ihsht, and their negroes would remain Mt
nome TO cultivate their land and furnish
tMep nes @ sttn pEoEls!on' whist our leooFlng
men men 9nst remain at home to work TO
yer !elnllles' fsllo% cltlzens
..'iISp 'pS9En4nR qS Til Wnep saw tnaF
s,.sst 't o"u9 ot nope men 'HaFcn 9p our
~ {st, Spl.t sns "geu ana lnnrM1 ana those
!. S.o:.,l auu lAtntl1sS M! FeEaAn them
-. So.iu ~ "9Eh lot tneSe Wno are
o. 'stt tunt every man VINO remains
~ w .s Sea sNs PH1anSs IRON eaSn
Muss Y MAINTAIN ll'a tne wives ana
E,''.'S su y. tnS oraNe' true neaFts VINO
49, sstyt: EsnI 99E IoF US. goo
in,5o n'StS Mneh tney meet
rhicS s.,te9 ,,a,, EMuSS .! 9altte, Tue ohnner
lovr,, IN ,IiIt'4,- sttSt" :" s'' 30
i ETsIlE,,,s ~; ,S s.,.s.a,.,
v6i; p.u0 IlS toE
STy I.',:. s'tNs 1ns
t;,.: 49, ua.I lo5sot'su Lne I%Pse oI
IvI,o i!.l i.ts % my
)" sHs "emsnas my services they
TfSiss ~ "sE u,sE'osal ~ ms glorio1s
S.iT I,,a hi.s.; Tss SoFH 1Ty mha nave iEea' anu
- ssia S'''k - tiessHell, ~ IN " noPe
Aud here is a little speech that breathes
the very soul of II patriot =:
spprcu nj, ,y,, ,,,r-n,t..,
AZ. M,Es..,.,, -, .,.is'.,,'','
- tI, ;.E,.ai sl1''eu WIN Geep iceilng
n. ss;,i In's 'tSat uelnanu una OF Tue audience.
wf .;o,
ssss ~ [eCogpl1e the Ca'l up
""9 you not 70 "sk me TO
go 81 s,i,.,, SEees MMnt win the sadness
ni.;.t,Eor, III ~ eIIsle. lftenqs and
-" >, M'so hHNc gone from among US
5o-uMy' 11.y' nE'on y mis- ION OF patriotism and
IN1ssSEi .,sI ana ana u constant contemplation of
INV heart IL Too mnc yw 9.,r Gn,ss OUT country,
nerves unstruug TO allow me 10 smaka y =
an extended address. have only to say
1 mat ths ., time ., for reconciliation is past;
knawn ~ or "s.'9I ,.a,, liz, nus come y is
JrierFjs ,,,l,Gso ~ rom rom
resnert and wbose ia,i ,,.oIt HTt'G
iipEly have foliowed inSoraJ ,ans, Mi.-
ncstly labored to .rresf tn ~.
rebeilion aud ~ o,ort - SO "
war H~ ovcr,Srss @ ~ ooH.;ii,; .s gM.".'leS =, o.
these have bcen sn,,rno5 sm,I 1911 Hut
nrctendfnp naacaFI nH.n sIso", '.t .omg
Ineditntfne onr snh;Na,,;ag' @ "svs' TMs ~, Fgal!.y
thrown oif the mnsk nSd Iss b.,zna s INV NV
work Of JesoIn,ion and IIan5 ~ sle
MOT avoid tb. issnc II ra 49,, W. .1nI
meet ii then like mon and %"ut nS,r;G.s 'ses ~
getful Of noli,icoI sl,FSrsn.ds '.i aoS o.7
f4iiv ignoring nj 6ar,S d;S,;s.,fan %,a ISpss5
give to the lirnitv f Of ,,o tr's o1; rCiat ny
our country And mill tbo n ~ o,,ar SI.'nf'sS9
flne is vinjic,tad onJ onn 's Eninn, aonoi =. 9uF
sured against the me1ncsd e,'arnSnh ] rs ~.
of a military. rlcs6ofism Ict Ne Snn,s spss ,,o
duties bnt those Of na,riot;sr, =, srJ ... ao
,epepd, "a. no, sslapathiess hnt, those Srbich,
swell alike he hearts Of bsetbrcn es 70 = eiSu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with Rolveney and
fair profit.
giUeH 10 1lSura nee NJ DTEELLNGS
GRd Contents for terMI Of one 70 Are uear&.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24

The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
Na1unlntsErupted through seasons Of financial sun
shao aud storm OF periodsGventfn in exempt from
aweVpIns eOna lgrAtOnS AMI maritime disaster. BE.
log long established. ona caa basis the troubles Of
the credit syaem AFFECT us in material particular
Daring "hard times" the security Of reliable InSu-
is imperative duty-thS ability Of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lesseued
Policies t1'nal without delay, aud All business at
tended to With dispatch aud fidelity, by
y. G. ARTHUR. Agent,
Once over the Bank nf Wheeling,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24
room only for one or two Of them:
srEgcn % noE. W. MoNfooMERY.

Mr. President and Fellow Citizens.-I
nrise in response to your demand with no
intention of making n set speech. or labor
ed argument. In timcs like these it is 1he
duty Of every man who wields the slight
est influence to respond to tho call the
country mNkcs upon him. am firm
believer in the doctrine that mnn's FIRST
duty is to his God, and his next to his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24

a "SOutlern Rights" meeting was held
at Clarksburgb, on the nth, which pro-
mulged u circular to the people of Hnrri-
SON.
hcre is what the Guard says about this
Tie circular commences thus:
"AVar is upon US! \ most tanrFul, terri.
ble: and devastating war has been irtugug
rated by the present administration; it has
been forced upon the people of the Sonth.n
Thvre is II most notorious and infamous
talsei'ood TO commence with. This meet-;
ing, composed of III men and boys, us
chunted when coming down out ut the
little room up stIlirs III the court house.
perpctr.ted this modern monster of n cir
culur. They say it met "withont regard.
to party Well do We know it met WItl,4
out resnrd to party, being composed of
tic very rneanest and most desperate OF
renegHdes and political locusts. a large
number of the persons whose names have
been aided sat the bottom of the circular
have 70 votes, and nn0therilurge prOpor-
ton of them do not know tho diiFcrei{ce
between Northern and Southern policy
We are politely requested to join this in
ternal'cliquS uudrr the title Of ..Southern
flights men!n What a 6nrefaccll, ,tuda-
cious insult TO allltIue and honest SOntll-
ern menl The officers and leaders of tl,ut
hateful detesthble dnub of politicians are
well known to be uncomprolntsing scces-
sionists 2
We profess to be one ofitbc true sons of
EirElniL and her institutions, and meyer
while life blood wnrms our head shall our.
name DC linked With plotters Of The de-
strnction of our happy country.
In their Cirt.u1uYs t1IRSysfpl n Fn- =,
to be held on the 26th Of April. Their
purpose in calling that meeting remains
to be seen. We are satisfied that no good
thing cHnFproceed from such men as are
urging the couventiunpf that meetiug.L
Then, people of Harrison, beware! Attend
thl4 meeting en- aqsse, and raise your voices
against committees on Lynch law and trea-.
son. - : 6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24

Upwards OF SI3.OOO,OoO
OF Losses have been paid by tho ERtaA Insurance. Co
in tile past II years.
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~ 10. ~ EEE.--lO0 bags prime Rio 0oiEsS
Il. REILGYsz
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- CARRAGEEN RALM.
~ LSBRACRO FOR COU9fIS Il0Tnsss.h,-
\, ~ received. s. BOOKING. ARst y
Old FelloWs' Uall Drag Store, $
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Virginia and Kentucky, lot them
make their Choice. :

g. - ANttNu
Virginia and Kentucky, lot them
mako their Choice. :
Prom the n. Y. World.l
NIrginihatnd Kentucky side with the
rebels they will make feHrftil choice. and
fearfully will they answer for it, They
viii exchange positive security to their
property and families for one of terrible
danger. They invite the war to their bor-
ders. Their soil will be Llrtnched and red
dcned by nearly ull the blood that is shed.
Hostile armies will be enGnmpel in their
corn and t0bncco fields, interrupiing in
dnstry, laying waste property. cuusing
helpless women and children to as in ter
ror from their homes, kindling hopes and
creating INSTRUMENTATION among their
slaves, aud spreading universal alarm. II
these States should remain true To the
Union the red hand of war would be STAY
cd on land, and its operations mostly con-
hned to the coast line of tue Confederate
states. But whatever may be tho effect
IN the border States Of the active aud en-
ergcuc measures of tile administration,
these measures are necessary, wise, and
timely. IT there are in those States lutent
elementStOr the formation Of determin-
eu, out-and-out Union party, the vigor of
the government will develOp such n marry
into immediate life, anil infnsc into it the
courage necessary to Withstand the tide of
secession. But it there isno really ener-
gettc Union sentiment In those States-if
there are no materials there fUrthe fnrnla-
tion ot II plreky and devoted Union uartv
the sooner the government and the coun.
try ct'nlc to know that fact the more intel
ligently they can proceed. If the preten-
ded friends of the Union in thpsc stAles
h"ve only been putting on II mask, in orr
der to gain. time for tho traitors and give
ltnem aid the present energy Of the gov
6e@r"nce which has bcen1s0 long prncticea
out Of tenderness to the proFessed frienils
OF tue Union in the Border States has cnE-
bled the rebels to complete their prepaFG.
tlons, and has been attended by decline
Of the Union feeling in Virginia and Ken
tucky, These States must show their coll
ors. II they willznot follow the flag and
keep step to the masiv Of the Union. on
their hends be thesconseguences.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-12-21
Scrofhla, or Kings Evil,

sonsuso& ~ eotIaPooa g NE
olsCo' oy Wn,cn m. Hu.0 oeeoaes N:'asec.
49,, ."o Poo!: o1ms ~ ue c1scS,.1on.
H' . uE wnoss ~ ooa:e 10y
~. o's.e oa ~ P1: =, =. w IT. = uee
"om ~ .t1e n ~ 49, ~: vmcn : ny
noe oSIy. Aae :oloos ','ns = ..A! s:y
e.4seo ~ me,co.I os.ee:e' Iow HvI.e' c us
OI9e 49,, os uny go. nPu1e M ny"
NO natny n.c tns r :!ns 49, sr, no
seove ~. !e ."I m.ecocn' "n.t-
~. = :" o.'sI: y - n N -. s:, Jon.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-12-21
SlIEHlFFS SALE.
State of Kansas
County Of Jefferson

County Of JefiersOn)
Scott. Kerr & Co.
William Dougher,y)
By virtue Of an Execution
to me directed issued by the clerk Of
The 6rst district court sitting in Oska-
loosa. Jefferson county State Of Kansas.
l will on Tuesday. the 3lst day Of
December. A. D. 1861, in front Of the
court House door, between the hours Of
one and three o'clock Pm. Of that day.
in The village Of Oskaloosa. Jefferson
county, Kansas. expose At public sale.
all the RICH. title aud interest Of the
said William Dous Cherry of,in and to the
following described real estate 10 wit:
the west half Of the north west quarter
OF Section iwen,y-three in Township
eleven H. Of Range seventeen { ~ OF
the Delaware Trust lsnds IN Jefferson
county. Kansas. Said lands appraised
u, .i.ree hundred and rsenly dollars.
IF. HIKrox Sheriff Of
Jefferson county !. Kansas
Nov 3O-17-5w. Fee sS.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-12-21
OLDEST STOCK In KANSAS

We say to all. buy trees of home
Nursery. Trees raised in this soil and
climate are the only ones that will pay
for setting out: you who have bough.
from the East know BY experience.
Our stock consists as follows:
Apple trees from yearlings TO bear
ing size; Pears. Plums. Cherry, Pesch.
Apricot. Nec,arine. Grapes .Blsckberirs.
Raspberries. Gooseberries. Stravber-
ries, Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses.
Rhubarb. Asparagus. DC.
We will take Grsin. Stock or Land,
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Send for
a catalogue aud price list. Office and
depo, between 5th and 9Th streets on
Kansas Avenue. immediately north Of
the Commercial House, Atchison, Kan
sas.
October II, 1861. oc;26 l3f.
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AYERS
.gue Cure,
roa rmE SPEEDY CURE OF

bOH 1us ~" "
Intsrusittent Fever. Or Fever and Axue.
H11:. Perieaicsi ueadaeSe, Or BilI"s.
HeaAoeh e, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
fer the Wh0De class ~ &tseases originate
s s: s !: :s:. = c:.nsr;.s.
We are enabled here to offer the community .
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless in my
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable in dis,ricts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRE" expels the miasn,atic poison 0f FrvER
AND AoUR fiom the system. and prevents the Gle
velopment Of the disease, il taken on the first ap
proach Of it, premonitoTy symptoms. II not cnl.
the beat remedy ever yet discovered FIR this rlsss
u Complaints. hut seO tho cheapest. The Large
quantity We supply ~ dollar brings il within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts where
FsvHa AxD AouE prevails, every lody shoud
hsss il sad Ne il freely both FIR cure aud pssiec
ton. Asreat sapesiority q thi. remedy oseI any
stAsr svR discoxessd fS the speedy aud certain
cure Of lntermtteuts ID that il contains no Qinins
q mineral. consequently it produces no sniuism or
esher injurious effects whatever up0n the eonstita-
tioa. These cured BY it are le1 ~ healthy As il
they had never hxd the disease.
Fever and Ague j. not alous the consequence o.
:.s missmatie poison A great variety Of disor-
Nssss1is, Rkssnstis.., Cont. Headache. Blind
-. 15olkaeks, EeueeAs, CaARsy&. AsfsMa, FaL
ei6si;es, PsisNl 4 lsrfies ef he Spleen. Uysty-
&c, Pais in lie Bsceis, Colo, Paralysis and IL
ressesest Of tie Ssossck, all Of which. when
ori9inatiny in this cause. put ON the iafrsHttcst
tyys, or became periodical This "CrsE expcll
the poison tom the hloe1, and consequently cures
them al alike. II is "a Invaluable protection to
i,nmigrsI . and persons travelling or temporarily
residing u the naalarious districts. II taken
sionally o. daily whik exposed e die insee,iop,
that will be eacIetcd frUm the sJsteu, and canno,
accumulate in sufficient quantity % rpsp into dis
ease. Hence il u even more valuahlalor prctec-
ton than cure, and fsw will ever suffer lon, Inter
mittents il they avail themselves ci the protection
his remedy affords.
Prepared BY Dr. J. c. AX11 T. CO, Lowell, Mass