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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
Parson BroWnloW's PRAYER.

Ptrson Brownlow issues the following
lorn of prayer, which lie asks the local
preachers of East Tennessee to use while
the country is in its present peril. L may
be open to criticism, but nobody can say it
is rot explicit aud straight forward We
publish it by request;
Almighty God, our Heavenly Father, in
whose hands are the hearts Of men, and the
issues Of events, not mixed up with fOcofocu.
ISM. OF rendered offensive in Thy sight by be
ing identified with mcn Of corrupt minds.
syl designs, aud damuable purposes, such az
seeking IL upiuru the best form of govern
sl.nt on earth Thou has gTaciousIy prom
.,ea to hear the prayers Of those who in an
tumble spirit aud Wi;h true falth-such a
IL screysi0nist can bring into practice-call
upon Thee 80 pleased, we Uesecch Thee,
f.y1raJly to look upon and bless the Union
ml4 II tnia Commonwealth, and sustain them
in their praiacworthy efforts To perpe:sa1e this
government, and under il the institutions of
uof holy religion. POSSESS their minds with
r.a spirit Of true patriotism, enlightened Wis
t9u, aud Of persCTerlnS hostility towards
those traitors, political gamblers and selfish
!emacugues aho are seeking ~ build up
J. },
70 iuaugurate new reading of The ten com
maudments, so as to teach that the cbie} end
sf man is Niger In these days Of trouble
And perp'e1ity, give tAe common people grace
t. perceive the right path, which, thou know
est, icad5 from the camps Of southern mad
caps lni northern fanatics, aul enable them
strajiaslly 70 walk therein.
50 strengthen the common masses, @
Lord and so direct them, that they, being
hindered neither by the fear Of fire eaters, nor
by the love Of the corrupt men in power, nor
by bribery, nor by an overcharge OF mean
gbiskoy, nor by any other democratic passion,
but being mindful Of Thy constant superin
tendence, of the awful majesty OF Thy right
cousness, of Thy hatred ui corrupt democ
racy AID its proaigate leaders, and of the
strscs account they must hereafter give 10
Thee, they may in counsel, word and deed,
aim snpremely at the fulilment ei ikeir Gu
u, which is to talk, yete sad prsy against the
wicked leaders Of abeliti0nishl, and the equal
unsodly advocates of secessionism. Grant
that .thbse. QT Thy. prafessed ministers who
are now mixed up with modern democracy,
and have Become so hardened in sin rs omen
IL 10 advocate the vile delusion, may speedily
abandon their unministerial habits, or go over
b the cause of the Devil, that theiE position
may at least be unequivocal, and that they may
thereby advance the welfare of the country !
And grant that tt1ese fireeaters may soon run
their race, that the course of this world may
be SO peaceably ord cred, by Thy superinten-
ience, that Thy church aud Thy whole peo
pie, irrespective of sects, may joyfully serve
Thee in all godly quietness, through Jesus
Christ our Lord Amen"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
McVEYTOWN ACADEMY,

- Z.SuARP would respectfully announce
% that the second quarter of the McEey-
town Academy will commence on the 9th Of
February. 1861, aud continue eleven weeks.
Instruction given in all the common ard
higher English Branches, as we'll as Latin,
Greek, French and German. # desired For
this purpose he has secured the services of G..
F. Davenport, A. NJ, graduate of New
York. and an experienced teacher.
Tuition, $500 to 81 so per quarter; Ian
guages 81 so extra; Primary Department,
81 SO per quarter.
naA1Students boarded in respectable pri-
vate families at very reasonable rates.
McEeytown, January 24, l660.-*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21

By the following orders Paid for the support Of the
out door poor VIZ:
Nathan Frank, merchandise, 10 30
Jos Brewer, sending p. Deviu wife to PhIa. II 30
John Kiefhober flour for Elizabeth Shelby . 90
Isaac Stu. fire wood il 90
George RubIe. ileepisg Mary Rutle % 30
rss5.s set54 posarocs. sr. wood p ; = Z
Oyerseers OF Miffntown funeral expenses Of
David Norris 10 co
Or. J. swartz, attending Elizabeth shively's
child and Vim. Paterson 10 20
DIR. \. Rothrock. attending Ezra Jenkins IS 90
DR.. a. J. Atkinson, in full Of salary Il rs
Mrs Jane Lllley. keeping and attending to
Margaret Forsythe IN confinement L 30
DR.. r. Martin attending same 90
Elizabeth Haiaes. Eeeplng Frank Lytte 35 Is
J, F. Rohrer. To redeem Smiths watch so
Wm. Hardy, keeping John Peris Ga 81
Dr.. J. j. Dahen, salary months ~ 90
Mary Nelson shaving Frank Lyttle 25
Vim. p. Elliott wood for D. Link -
Marks d Willis, -four and meal % 25
VIM. J. Mccoy. of house for Robi. Mccall 10 90
Henry Zerbe groceries. &c 61 %
John Rube. provisions furnished Daniel Myers 20
F. r. Sterrett, -four and meal 75 10
DR.. j. i. Swartz quarters salary IS 90
T. J. Hoffman, clothing for Miss Price 10 90
susan Shields, keeping Elizabeth Smith 90
Blyrnyer Brlsbin, mdse for Adclia CordelIs
child 10 90
Bart Bush; digging grave for Mrs. Anderson : %
W. and g. Mackln, merchandise IS %
Vim. Cornelius, keeping Mrs. Carney j rs
N Wilson, cofins 10 90
Cyrus Bonger, keeping n. Wilson & child 2 So
VIM. McNabb, coffins B 90
DR.. NJ /. Mitchell, years salary o0 %
DR.. S. 4. Martin, months do IL so
DR.. s. L. Alexander, attending Benz Ingie s 90
Vim. kays. grain for C. BeFleR Is
Joseph Brewer, on acct . %
Samuel Stayrook, keeping, and funeral e1pen-
ses Of George Long 25 90
John Hamilton, ndse. for Mr.. & Mrs. Shilling II d
Robert Forgy, keeping Jacob Dsnsln, and
sending HIM to Poor House 60
". Stevens, digging grave for Martha Deackson 20
Dan. Decker, bringing John Peris to Poor House 90
David HeisteT -four meal for Wuskey family Q IL
A. Felix. collins. groceries, &c. 81 90
John Kennedy & Co. merchandise 6 Is
George BlyInyer, do is so
DR.. Jpo. !. Marks, attending Eliza Moon Jar
cob ort 90
Jno. Purcell Son, mdse. for Wlnskey family 10 o.
Jacob Krsher, fire wood . o.
Jacob Corre. wood for Jno Ball Il 90
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21

Had the County Treasurer PaId much for the sIty-
port Of the Poor in 1860 lie did 1854 VIZ: $500
u would have supported the Poor and paid the above
indebtedness of Sl45I j5-Sl2ll l. OF which existed
January l. 1860.
We, the undersigned. Auditors Of Nittiin county,
elected and sworn according to law having examined
the accounts and vouchers OF John W Shaw, TrcasJi-
for the Directors of the Poor. from January lSUo
70 January l. 1861, do certify that nd balance.
due the said J. W Shaw from the said Directors Of
the Poor II eighteen dollars and that have can
ceil"d the orders paid 10y the said Treasurer. Given
under OH hands and seals At Lewistow! January -,
1861.
JOHN - BARR,1
HENRY SNYDER. -Auhtor-.
ichT AliAl. GAltNE Err,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
Programme of the Presidential Trip.

Programme of the Presidential Trip.
The following schedule shows the arriv-
ais and departures in and from the various
0ealltes the President elect and party will
visit on their journey to Washington city :
Thursday, Feb 2l.-Leave New York at
hine 6. NJ, and arrive At Trenton at twelve
a. m; leave Trenton at half past two p. m,
aha arrive at Philadelphia at four p. IN.
friday, Feb. 22.-Leaye Philadelphia at
uihe q. m, and arrive at Harrisburg at one
?, IA.
saturday, Feb. 23-Leave Harrisburg at
.-'Ae a. m., and arrive at Baltimore ct one p.
~ ~ leave Baltimore at three p. M, and ar
''' al Washington at half past four p. m.
'S-A@ Next week will close the publication
i he eountv oooo,,..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS,

MN. A. MCKEE respectfully announces
w to the citizens of Yeagertowu and
vicinity that his car will remain fer short
time in the above named place. for the pur
pose Of affording all who may desire it, the
opportunity Of procuring a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21

John y Sia,c. Treasurer, in account ,rith
Join Peachey, Richeson Bratton and SAM
uE Bluwer, Directors Of tie Poor Of .WE
tti,. county, from Jumaiy |, 1860 10 Janta
1y l, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
PAUPERS.


Waol" number uI pauprrs january |. 1851 70
In addition to the above tn ,rc have been Al for
eiEnrrs. and IS Americans transient paupers support
ed Tor short time lnostly over nisp without orders
cutrv the register.
W the undersigned, Auditors Of Mnliiu county.
elected and Grcordng to law. having examined
the accounts Of Joseph Brewer Steward of the Poor
House from January l. 1860. January 1851 do ceT-
fv that find balance due to the said Joseph
Brewer from the Directors of the Poor. the books
hundred and eighty dollars and twelve cents.
Given under hands at LewstOwn. January % lSG0
JOHN j. BARR,1
HENRY SNYDER. Auditors
ABM. CARVER,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
GEORGE Il. ASHTON.
Ne. AS2 Market ST.. Philadelphia, =

sole Agent Tor iilll2tlClpilia.
Read he following from the New YorlL Courier:
E>oEHoI> 81 >IHE,s FoR oNK MN loFK MrRcHsNT--
We ar" happy inform lepw-citizens that there
Is 4c" IL Ky whore the physician, spothe
cary, AMI country rcbht, 20 and purchasc pure
best quality. We do intend 10 give clat oTata
description # Ihis merchants extensive business al
though lt Will repay any stranger citizen % visit
ldplphp VOTES extensive warehouse Nos. Is 20 and
-. Beaver street. and Nos T.. l9 and IL NarkcttiulI
street. Ills stock ui Schnapps on hand ready fo-
shipment could not have been less than thirty thou
sand cases the Brandy some ten thousg nd cases
NlutaEe- vi 1885 10 1885, and ten thousand OF
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine. Scotch and Irish
Wh KEY. JtInaca and 81 Croix Rum. some very OLD
and equal any in this country H also had three
large cellars. filled with Brandy, Wine, &C. in casks
EaaCr tn" Custom House key, ready for bottling.-
Nr Wpfc's sales of Srhnapps last year amounted TO
one hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and we hops
IN less han years lie may bc equsl!S successful
with his BTandes and Wines.
His business merits the patronage Of every lover of
his species. Private families who wish pure Wines
direct TO MIR. Wolfe. until every ApDthccary in tho
land make mp their minds discard the poisonous
stuff from their shelves, and place it with Wolfes
pure Wine and Liquors.
We understand Mr. Wolfe, for the accommodation
OF small dealers in the country, puts up assorted
OF Mines ami liquors. such a man. and such
merchant, should b" sustained against his tens Of
thousands Of opponents IN the United states. who
sell nothing tllt limitations ruinous alike u hInHI,
health and happiness.
For sale by John Kennedy 4 Co., Lewis.
town. sepl3-tm =.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
MIFFLIN COUNTY
POOR HOUSE STATEMENT.

JosegH RT0lcgr, Nelcdr0, an Acc0uni cal Wn
Creighton. John Peachey and RicLeaoa
Bcafoa, Directors Of TIE Poor Of NiBYip
county, from January /. 1860, to January
/, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21

's@ Next week will close the publication
= 'as Gounty aceoputs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21
i.:4:+:::cta9.;RkIINc CORDIAL

II he C1.-s,.s q. .Ne,r Jorsly C Ptngsy!,
raaia, 4yotascaricS. Druggists. G,ucers
aud irtrote Families.
W0ife's Pure Cognac Brandy.
Wolfe's Pure Madeira, sherry and Pert
Wiue,
WOlfe's Pure jamaica and 81. Creix Rem.
W0Ife's Fare Seeteh and Irish WAisksYs
ALL ~ BOTTLES,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21

lQuORS.-The undersigned have in store
IL Brandies, Wines, Old Rye Whiskeys,
Gins, Jamaica Spirits and n. L. Rum, of the
very best brands, and warranted pure and
old JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21

4 fHEESE.-Just received lot of Western
~ Reserve Cheese. For sale at small ad
vance to dealers. j. KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-02-21

1000 feet Window Glass from 6x8 and lexis
- for sale low by
febl4 JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
The Secession Triumph! !

Louisiana has dissolved her connection with
the United States, by very large majority
This action had on the Goth, and was hail
cd with accIamations of JOY in that State and
throughout tho seeding States. Six States
have now taken their stand for separate inde-
pondcNcc, and we trust soon to have the plea
sure of announcing that Texas has done like
wise
The election, in Texas, for delegates to the
State convention has resulted in favor of the
Immediate action party by a largo majority
The convention was to have met on Monday last,
the 2Sth ult.
Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri,
and North Carolina have called conventions
The election in all these States is to be held in
February. and most of the conventions meet in
tha same month. We do not anticipate as
prompt action by them as has characterized the
cotton States; but. sooner or later, they, with
kcntncky and Maryland, must cast their lot
WIN us Unless u " compromise of some
KIND is patched up, at once, most of these
STATES Will bc out Of tho Union before the 4th
OF March. SO mote it be
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
The Southern Confedsracv.

lime and times changes have dissolved the
connection. which, for eighty-Gve years. bound
the States of the federal Union together The
causes that lead to this are already known 10
our readers, and were. in our opinion, sufficient
for the disseverance The old Union bnvipo
failed, the seeding States must have o new
government.
For this purpose, South Carolina, Georgia.
Alabama, Florida Mississippi, and Louisiana,
have appointed delegates, equal to their repro.
sentation in the Congress of the United States.
to meet in Convention, at Montgomery. Ala.
bama, on Monday the 9TH day of February. inst.
Tor the purpose of putting into operation q
PROVISIONAL Government on tho basis of the
Constitution of the United States, for these
States. In other words, to form q Southern
Confederacy! Texas will also perhaps be rep
resented.
1t is believed that q government of this char
ncter will be moulded in very short time. and
that an election for President Vice President
Senators and Representatives. will be ordered
atnn early day; and the whole machinery of a
new government be put in motion by the 4,h of
March.
There will be little or no division of sentiment
IN tins body, heuce an agreement on a suitable
form OF government may be speedily looked for.
Our interests demand this 1t will rive us
strength, power and influence Mt once, and per
hops secure for MS n lasting peace with our
former confedcrates. 1t will. too relieve the
State governments that are now porilling their
all Tor an indcpcndeut existence and rive addi-
tonal security to life liberty aud happiness,
amongst us.
Another Convention will assemble soon there.
after for the purpose of forming "pcrmanent
government" fur the Southern States And of
this moro Mt another time
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
The Legislature.

THIS body rescinded the resolution for an
adjournment on the 24th, and did not adjourn
until Monday last, the 2Sth
The list of acts appear in this paper, and VIC
refer our readers to them for Information as to
wnnt has boon done. 1t will be seen that yory
few aois rc y public nature have been passed.
The usual amount Of regular routine business
has been accomplished.
The Legislature has been in session, with the
exception of few days, since the 9th of Novcm-
ber-ncarly threo months. 1t is, perhaps, the
lcnSthicst session known in our history. The
times, however. have been of an unusual char
actcr-trying in the extreme
we have not been able, as yet, to digest
properly what has been done by our legislators.
But this we do know--that they deserve tho
hearty well done thou good and faithful ser
wants for taking take care, as they did, that
the State of South Carolina should, in these
revolutionary times, receive no detrimcnt."
Wo welcome those gentlemen to their homes.
and to the warm heart of their generous con.
stitucncy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
From Charleston.

Wo have nothing definite from the "scat Of
war this week Col. HAyNE is still in Washing
ton The object of his mission has not been made
pubic by our government although public opin-
ion gives it peaceful character.
oar brave troops arc enjoying good health, and
arc eager for any honorable duty that may be i'm
posed them.
There is spirit of rcstlcssness porceptible in
the State, because the Governor does not attack
with our forces Fort Sumter. We regret this for
@oreasons: list. Because the Governor has neither
theright nor authority to do so and IDLY. BE.
cause the seeding States should act on the defen
sivc omtil tho 4th of March. If war must come
let it be made by enemies. AT least, the lth
OF March will be soon enough for us to rid oursei
YES OF this handful of soldiers. Their presence,
under the circumstances, neither COMPROMISE our
rights or honor.
More: IA we haveremarked before we have great
confidence in our Executive and his truly able con-
stitutional advisers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
The Tax Bill.

The tax bill, as it passed tho House. and refcrr.
Gu TO IN our last, did not meet with favor in the
senate The latter body decided that the tax
was too high, and proposed plan of it's own for
raising the revenue of the State, lin the shape
OIL treasury notes and bonds,) The House re.
fused to concur, whom a committee of conference
was appointed, which reported the bill in this
paper and which finally passed both houses.
The entire amount proposed to be raised is
about Sl,SoO,oOO. 1t is thought the tax bill
will raise $S50,000 of this sum. The balance is
to be raised by bonds and bills receivable. ac-
cording to the terms of the act.
The State tax is about twenty five per cent
higher than it was last year. Our district tax
IL also lower than usual; in fact. but little more,
IT any, taxes will be paid in this district tho
present year than that of the previous one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
Special

Attention is called to the "Walhalla Insti
tHtc" in our columns. MrAxcERER is COM
petcnt to take charge of this institution, whilst
the chcapncss of board and the healthfulncss
of the climate will, wc trust insure him large
school
Mr. CSnr has made some corrections in his
lax notice. Look to it.
The Pcndlcton Female Academy is soon to
opcn under the most favorable auspices We
could not add anything by word or representa-
ton to the favorable surroundings of this school
Other new advertisements claim the notice of
the public.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
The Anderson Gazette.

Mr. TnoMAs HALL, Il gentleman of character
and fine education, has taken charge of the ed
itorial department of this favortc journal. The
entorprisng Publisher promises well for his
part We may very reasonably expect, there
fore, to receive in the Gazette, for the future,
an able and most entertaining and useful paper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
The State Flap

The General Assembly Of this State has final
iy cancurred in the design of the flag which ia
hereafter to represent tho sovereignty of South
Carolina. The design published last week was
incorrect. The field is dark blue. Upon the
upper inncr corner of the Gag is tho crescent,
in white. the horns pointing upward In tho
middle of the tlAS is an oval, in white, embla.
zlned with golden palmetto. upright.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
Carolina Homo Guards

Two Of our patriotic citizens Messrs. w. Z.
frtLn and r. G. CLAYTON, arc engaged in form
ing company with tho above name, for the
protection Of their homes and families, should
they need any, The company, we doubt not,
would respond to any call for their services.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
Mr.. Pryor's Compromise.


Washington letter of the 22d ultimo, refer
ring to this scheme says:
'The plan has been received with marked favor
in political circles. II ia now certain that a, no
states that have not seeded will be represented
here on the itll of February, by their ablest md
purest men. They will be met by an equal num-
Der from the most of the Northern States and afcr
mutual consultation, they will recommend a plan
OF aoJu'ment to Congress satisfactory to the South
which 4. that body adopts by two-thirls vote
will save tho Union, aud which if it rejects will
cause all the fifteen Southern States to leave tho
Union before the 18th of March, and thus arrest
bloolshed. ior seventeen States will never attempt
to cOcrcc fftecn"
We are opposed 10 all I" compromises" with our
Northern Lrefhrent They only make them to break
them at their pleasure. Our only hope is in n
Southern confederacy.
New York, January 25--The Abolition po
lice, yesterday, made an attempt to seize q largo
quantity of arms. ammunition, etc, which bod
been shipped on board the steamer Montgom
5ty but tho captain, getting wind of their de-
sign, ordered his hawsers 10 be cut, and steamed
of hastily from the wharf, thus frustrating their
design.
The arms seized from the schooner Caspan
we're destined for Savannah TheysAaye been
returned by the Police. Those taken from the
steamer Monticello are still detained by tho
Abplif;6hfsSa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02

CATHoLTc RoME.-1fhe distress at Rome
Is.on the increase. Breaa Is at famine prices.
The walls are covered every night with MA.
cards calling on Victor Emanuel 10 dol;vsr
F" hiS city Of Rome" from the priests.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02

TIE LEApsR--A despatch New York
paper sayss Col nuger, of theArny. formerly
of South Carolina, is the cheseasieaser of the
party Of gentlemen Of the First Families of yir.
ginia who have. formed an prgssizssion for tho
purpose of seizing Wasbingtda byga coup de
n'g'h. How far the purpose is effected by the
preparations made by Gen, Scott my informant
docs not appehr To be hdyieed ~ -...l..,N
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02

Nsw OaLEANs, January 22-Dates from Vera
Cruz to the 10Th, state that Ex-Dictator Mira
mon and some of his officers have been captured
by Indians. Miramon narrowly escaped being
killed by three Of Juaaez's men, and startod for
the capital on the 5th.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02

VIaGIN,A.-The Charleston Courier il in
formed by The highest authority that il is the
confident opinion of distinguished states.
man and official of Virgins that the State
WI assert her sovereignty before the goth Of
February. "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03

An unfailf1g cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder Obstructed and Difficult
Menstruson and al diseases caused by deyiating from
the path Of nature, and indulgng in Self Pollution
b she Of this Cure al improper discharges
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured and fun vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound mind and body necessary to promote
eonnubial happiness
IN the Cherokee Cure the poor, debtstsd worn down
and despsirg dsvOee Of sensual pleasure will find re
lief
Il is safe and pleasant In tste but immediate in It,
action containing mineral poison but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form OF delicious
syrup.
Price s. per bottle, three bottles for s. and for
warded by express TO all parts Of the world.
Sold b. all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN, Proprlstors.
Sole Proprietors, @ jefferson street post Office
general deslers in al popular family medicines, Mem
phis Tenn.
HF-sold IN Memphis by all responsible druggists.
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