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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

! mo letters from Gen. Santa Anna 10 INN
dated Dec. 1865 asking the government "
! bo1n him to re-establish order IN Mexico
ba asked for a personal interview, but Sec
retarv Seward in August denied IL Oh 'io
ground that such a reception woulo 10 Ii
compatible with the settled practice anu
bob;ts of the executive department OF the
Government, as we hold correspondence OH
" with the representative of the Republlc
which we have recognized, and not WIN
men who pronounce themselves to be hostlle.
A mass of correspondence accompanies Tue
correspondence relative to the arrest OF Oeh'
Ortega which Gen. Sheridan says was mace
on the same principle that the Fenlans were
arrested in attempting to violate our laws
bv invasion of Canada. viz to prevent
breach of the neutrality laws. Gen Grant
concurs in this view of the case.
Senate debate continued on the Nebraska
| bill until A o'clock without a vote, and after
executive session adjourned.
| In the House several speeches were made
while in committee of the whole on the
Presidents message, after which the COM
mittee rose and the house adjourned.
New YORK, Dec, 2O-Cotton opened
strong closed heavy under the decline IN
gold sales to-day 10000 bales; uplands
35 Orleans 361.
Gold 342
BUFFALO, Dec 20.-The merchants of Erie,
Pa are making efforts to establish direct
line of vessels to carry petroleum from Erie
to Liverpool-vessels to have capacity to
carry twenty-five hundred barrels each, and
to make three trips per season.
NEW YORK Dec 20.-The statement that
the New. YsaJyllh 6 = 9affempt to negotiate for
European news is baseless Our Eu-
ropean facilities for news adapted to the
wants of American journals are being ex-
tended so that they will be beyond compe-
tition
RALEIGH Dec. 2O.-Col Bomford, com
handing United States military forces of
this State, interlered and prevented the
Sheriff from inficting corporal punishment
on the person of negro this morning
Judge Daniel d. Fowle ordered the indict-
ment fall military officers concerned with
the transaction. The negro was returned
after receiving eight ticks. Indictments
will be issued against the officers and the
negro whipped tomorrow. Judge Fowle
has called on the Governor to carry out the
laws of that State.
PARIS, Dec. 20.-Evening-Th message
of President Johnson to Congress was re-
ceived ere to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20.-Lieut General
4
ably proceed to ST. Louis without any great
delay. The Susquehanna will await orders
from the Navy Department. Mr.. Campbell
landed at Brazos whence he will seek the
authorities of the Juarez Government
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

ATTENTION PLANTERS The planters
of Kinds and adjoining counties, who may be
DESTROYS of procuring means for the cultiva-
ton of another crop, and to consult upon
matters generally touching the planting
interest, are invited to meet at Jackson, in
the Senate Chamber, on Monday, the oath
inst, at IL o'clock This call, we will state,
is made at the instance of planters exclu-
sively, and we trust will be very generally
attended. An exchange of views and a
comparison of notes, at this time, cannot
but be productive of good
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

The frequent changes of schedules
on our railroads, would not be so in
convenient to the public, if the officers
of the roads would take the trouble to
give notice through the press when a
change takes place. Every day we
hear people make inquiries about
the arrival and departure of trains,
and not unfrequently we are applied to
for information OF course, as edi-
tors, we are supposed to know every
thing; but we can't quite keep up
with our railroads If the superin-
tendents of the different roads will be
kind enough to notify US of changes
in their time tables, it will afford US
pleasure to make the fact known, and
without charge. After considerable
inquiry, and some correspondence, we
are enabled to give the following as
the present schedules on the New Or
leans, Southern and Mobile roads:
Southern Railroad.
The regular passenger train leaves Vicks-
burg every morning at Z O'Clock, reaching
Jackson at 1928, A. NJ, and arriving at Mpri-
dian at 6:05, P NJ. Returning from Meridian
leaves jackson at 300, z. NJ, and arrives at
Vicksburg ut Clio p. NJ.
The Accommodation train only runs for the
present, betw en- jackson and Vicksburg-
leaving the former place at 40, 4. NJ, and arri-
wing at the latte ut 10:45. A. NJ Returning
from NickSburg ut 2:l5, p. NJ, arrives in Jack
son at 605, p. NJ.
The freight TT in arrives from Meridian daily
at II II, p. NJ, and leaves for Vicksburo imme
diat'ly after diScharging freight. Tue train
from Vlcksburg arrives at 400, p, NJ going TO
Meridi1n.
New Orleans Railroad.
The regular daily passenger train leaves
New Orleans at 1870, p. NJ, arriving ut lack
son at 6:55, A. NJ, and at Canton at S.45 NJ
where 1t connects with Mississippi Central
train. Returning from Canton arrives vt
jackson at S:25, A. NJ. and reaches New Or
leans at $50, p. NJ.
~ The tri-weekly accommo iation train leaves
New Orleans ut 1870, A. NJ. on SUNDAYS. Tines
days and Thursdays; reaching jackson at 6:50.
p. NJ, and anton at $50, +. NJ. Returning
from Canton, arrives at jackson at 9:15, PM
reaching New Orleans at $40, A. NJ.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
The Accommodation Train from Mobile ar
rive> at Meridi n lily at 5:lp, A. NJ, aud leaves
at 300, P. NJ the up Mail arrives at 2: IL, A. NJ
and leaves at 2:23, A. M. The down Mail ar
rives at $40, A. M, and leaves at 900. A. M.
DISTAN CEs.-Fhe Distance from New Or
lean TO Jackson il 1879 miles; to Canton BOG
miles. From Vicksburg to Jackson As miles:
TO Meridian 1 40 miles. from Mobile to Meri-
dian l33L miles; to Columbus, Ky, the ter
minus OF tie road, 472 miles.
nGB7 Cut this out if you want to keep posted |
OF forever after holI your peace.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

The Louisville Courier admonishes
the radicals not to magnify the power
of the Federal Government. There is
no telling into whose hands it will fall
before many years. They have fine
sailing now; but alrs not gold that
glitters The majority of the United
States are against them to-day, and in
the progress of events they may go
under and be rebels. They will then
look with horror at that rn"or they
are now building up, as they did a few
years ago. Their opponents then will
be sorely tempted to forget the doc
trine of strict construction they insist
on now.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

Nor DEAD.-Wn ORC rratifad e
Joar14, by telegram from Enterprise, of
the incorrectness of the report that
Col Robt c.. Miller was dead. On the
contrary his health is improving, and
we hope he will be able to resume in
January his duties as Clerk of the
House of Representatives. position
he has so long and so acceptably filled
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21
JAMES r. HARRIS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Real Estate
n and Collecting Agent, Woodville, Miss
Will buy, sell, lease or rent, plantations and
lands in parcels to suit purchasers, &c. The
collection of claims of all kinds will be attend
ed to promptly.
REFER TO-H. L. Lonsdale, Gen. f. McNair,
John P. Dillingham;, Attorney at Law, New
Orleans; Col j. S. Hamilton, Jackson, Miss;
Stewart d Leake, Bayou Sara, La; Gordon &
Barber, Hon. H. f. Simrall, WoOdville, Miss
dec 81 dom
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

The Hon. VIM. H. Fitzpatrick, so IA
Vorably known as the able Judge OF
the Circuit Court for the 9th Judicial
District, descended from the bench
that he has so long and worthily filled,
on the 18th inst.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

In Boston recently a negro tied his
white radical antagonist for council
man. Bully for Sambo We are sor-
ry he did not win.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

CONTRACTS FOR FREEDMEN.-A vari-
ETY. of carefully prepared and neatly
printed forms can be had at this office.
One dollar per quire; by mail 81 20.
Send in your orders, and they will be
promptly filled.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

An act reducing the official bonds of
certain county officers, will be found in
our columns to day-which is the only
act of this nature passed at the late
session of the Legislature.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21
DIR. KNAPP

HAS not left jackson, and will not leave.
III IL as has been reported, but will continue
the practice of his profession. He will be
pleased to receive calls from all who desire the
MOST PERFECT DENTAL OPERATIONS. He has
all the modern improvements in the dental
art. Teeth extracted aoithOut pain, by means
of local dnRSthesid.
jackson, Miss, dec 21-dtf
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21
SOULE'S CONEMERCT4T
TELEGRAPH COIECcU
so Camp Street, Corner Match,

Founded, 1856; Chartered 1S6I '"n'
ms Is a full course Commercial or BuS,s
college, IN all its departments perfect RIM
and stores are connected, goods actnalr DAM na.a
and sold. the books regularly kent and oT'; n
attendant duties 1.-THE clerk, book .kpana, y.
respondent and merchant, are practic5PrTD v
formed by the 5. 1dent ]"
The Diplomas and Premiums for the h,
Penmanship ana Pen drawing were aW,r5S
to this Institution, over all competitor, al n.
Louisiana State Fair. TT
MIR. r. F. Montgomery, Premium Penny,
has charge of our Writing Department
All branches ia thorough Business Fan
cation are taught Dy instructors of experDs
and ability.
For circulars, containing full information
call at the office, or address,
Dec. 1S,W2iD SEQ. SOUIE, New Orlen,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE CLARION

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE CLARION.
NOON REPORTS.
REIGN TIE R p.
CONG RES SION AL.
Serious Calamity i'm Memphis.
MILITARY INTERFERENCE
THE MARKETS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21
MILITARY ENTERFERE NCE

MARKETS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-21

BUCK & BAILEY, DrugglsE'
Dee 10 d&W1m jackson, m2e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

II. Dsvin. Il Ottsass, - patsutsd
~ ssset assk. vhieh 10 thus described oy
The Nev Yesk 1si1uas:
Ne stsups ths aans and loesiisn d The
ewnes upee . ciseulas pisse q METAL. bali
q shsee 6easths u % inch n dia0sees.
vhisA = ahsasssa - ~ sss q The animal
b . broad headsd sivst, made with .
shoulder - - not - pinch.
The hnles ere na1s wieh - esdieasy cut
ting punch. This will slways seew whe n
shs owner; - that. 20 where Il sosy. the
animal II not liable q bs posted % %
''esssay." 1t On expense II q a. % to the
owner f"r any ees tab NJ Il - rsed< ct
eaeo tie ossk aaA pisces letter IN tie
- :. enaifvsne hia that b. hes fsSad bic
bssus q cow. q ~ eass aay ~
The Dslawars couaty Ksss says: "A
serious accident occurred near Colesbusg.
In this county. On the 3lst ult. A yeant
ma namsd llossaes. who lived somewhere
near EsrIville. wss hauling fence posts s'on
. lares sled. having to teams STACKED On
The day mentioned be drove through Coles.
burg With his regular losd Of posts. s"d
when two miles south. going down hill.
the led was overturned. part Of the posts
falling upsa his body. aad striking him o"
the temple. killing him Instantly, - 10 sop
posed, fos. when lousd, . short time after
The sssidsat, be wss quite dead. lie vas
fosmssiy nswbsr ef the 9th Iowa Cav
airy.
The Newton (Jasper county, Frss Aress
ssys that John n. Ryan. Of Aontsssaa.
passed through tswn On Friday with the
horse thief who married his sister short
time ago. and then slopsd, taking NJ. BIS
team. lie is goel for Fort Madison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

Afse For the past ~ years Dr. "
has niaue the treatment Of private diseases his
business and stuly. which bus enabled him TO
perfect re.nei lies which are speedy and pernu-
nent. and in all cases be used without hinder
ancetO business Or exposure to friends.
Particular attention given To old standing cas-
20. such ~ were considered incurable SypmI s
IN all forms; iouorrh9a, elect, Structures.
to body aud mind. aud which produce some Of lie
following effects: Hl0tches. Bodily Weakness,
Constipation, Aversion and Uneasiness IN Re
male S"ciety, Unmmnliness, dread OF Future
Events. finally II complete proatrstion OF the VI
tal powers. loss OF memory, ringing 10 the ears,
impOtcncy--cHn be fully restored to health. ID !.
W. 10 the publisher Of new mcdic.l work which
should be 10 the hands OF all Those conte mpiatn.
marriage. Sent TO I'll ON receipt Of 10 cents I.
prepay postage. Please call . friendly ch.'
will cost you nothing.
The subject Ut Rupture, or Hernia, has lor
since attracted the attention Of the medical tal
uity OF both Europe and america. itbeing one o.
the most distfe sing complaints which nsn =
subject tc be afflicted with. U atl late years IT,
cure OF Rupture or Hernia has been consider. Il
quite improbable. il not impossible While ttas
citing through Europe IN iSSs, and visit ny d;
erent hospitals search Of Inflammation. Or. v !.
gave special attention to the subject OfKuPturr %
HernlH IN tier varied aud Complicated form:
which has enabled HIM 10 perfect rem-"'cs b,
which niue Cases out = ten can be permanently
CUE and furnish signal relief to he very worst
kind 81 Hernia Or Rupture. II will be necesssr,
Tor eve'v patient to visit Dr. W. "tfce. They
need not remain in the city more than one day /,
and no pal. or suffering attends any treatment
u his. All lettera with stamp answered.
Or: Whitt,-rreters the public to the following
physicians Dr Oetlor. Milwaukee. WIS; t'r Fen
Sody and pR kermott detroit; Or Price. Grand
NartJs. Mich: Dr Bowen nd D. Harrison. 81
louis; DIR Webster. Dr t;ainea DR. J. Bailey. ~
lac. Thorn. Ch,cxgo: t'r ilrndershoti, Toledo,
~; isr i'.v's. t''ncinnrt;: DR. Beatty. -. ~
i'm. Post ad,,. TICK . ..l rcv2s dAA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
GsMlMchesteCS&
Ml9a;l:I adA1&

osvep .oved their extrnordinar, curative power
in PuLHOAARY AND NERVOUS DISEASES turing II pc
riod Of seven years both N the hands Of the Med
zeal Profession and the People, No remedy has
ever cs;,ed forth such unqualiiitd ,imonias o,
its efficacy this The follow ing cxirattis Civ
en- from letter dated
'AAmERsIuRa, G. W. Feb .. 1868
The H,pOPiiOsphIt.s have become so firmly
established IN my estimation. Through yesis q.
severe testing, NJ an M iiHi EEntbY tt ia sa
wing uch. know, YOR CONSUMPTION, even IN al
most hopeless cnscs. that do not hesi ATE To us
seit that ALL eases OF ysnmDs .r'snMyf,on aaK
| iACrnARLK WITHOUT IT m A. klCE. ". -
PRicls-l hi az aud IL oz. bottles, q aLd q
each sold by all r spectacle Druggists. and al
the sole gcne,a depot. ~.,ol-snle md retail. b,
J. WINCIlESIEk6 20 3. John -. \. \.
J. Frank Harris Aa't 50 BRADY At jv2a-dAs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
AUDITOR, OFFICE. IOWA. :,

DIS II, N =. February 3D. 1876. !
Wh,reas Winncrhcik Insurance Company
located Mt Frcpo,t Illinois has hled in this Il.
Ice sworn statement a. i.s condition on the
hrsf dnv Ut Janusiy, ls"S. in sceo, dance with
he PROVISIONS OF M At 81 tie General Assem-.
bl, II the State Of Iowa. entitled AN Act IN
Relation tn insurance Comp.nies." approved
January 2sth, ls57. and mn Act nm, ndntory
thereto. up Ioved February oh. 1853, and where
as said siatt ment shows that said Insurance
Compan, i possessed Of tie rgnrii. amount
~ capital invrsiei as required by snid ,cis---
Ih,y're IN pursuance OF law, !. Joi n A. Eli
Oft Auditor 81 State. DO hereby certify that srid
InsursDre Company j. authorized 10 tIrns.c q a. e
business Of n.urnrcc in this State BY ~ nis
proper " app, int d NJ a authorized to stknowI-
edge service Of process fo' and behalf Of said
cnmrsny ne required by sa,d acts until the 3lst
my oi January. A. -. lstG
irics'tfnenv whereof have h,f,unto tuh
.-ribcd my name nd af xed the sc4l Vi ny o.
ice the day aud date above written
49, JOHN A ELLIOTT
Seal. ( Auditor Of State.
-,--' fcbl7 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

Conqaer Garly!
The tendency TO grayness BY prou,I tly attacking
1has great Eneaay
10 personal beauty, with the most popular arti-
Gle ot the duy,
which like SHERMAN. 3 LEGION, knows no
such word ~ tail. Under its application
'che lD1asks COssse Oat
brilliantly, and the browns Of every shade ap-
pear. Manufactured BY Cnxs, Aroso. No.
=. Astor House New York. Sold by druggists.
Applied BY I'll Hair dr-ssers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
SPECIAL Soorlce.

4 CsasA, CeIl. o. osre Tnreee,
noeg1nD wDsssAo As3Ssns, Aso eaocis -
cascssD. 10 AlLowAb 70 cussxUn.
lff1eesoeS e 49, aSaQs. . Pessna-
D0eOp00lo k00w mSoeaae
= ossu sss szssl,.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
nxvDo oa1cr 0Dscoass - ~ pAsss. ervs
msspaA1D sslisy.
FER 0eonchlsls. AsaAsna, Caearrh
CoasAOeeevo aas 1'hrOae
Disease.
ssocu0 Az UsoD VIM ALwAys COOS sucuesa.
SINGERS AMI PUBLIC SPEAKCKS
viii 6ad TtoeAss sssfal 10 essssiae the voice
when taken before singing or speaking. nd re-
iiavine the throsa afses - sausuaI sxer,io, Of
he vocsl organs. The zsss3s ~. recommended
ssd prescribed Sy rhysie,sas. sed have ~ -.
eassials sson emisest ess shse~ebous he
eosstsy. n % 20 article Of true merit. ~ hev
iag pressi their efficacy BY attest Of many vears.
sash year Gnds them II sew iocait e in various
parts Of the wor d, and the EoeAe, ere u.,vers.
ally pronounced better than other articles
OsrAu only '.l3sovx's Bsoxcs,. - rsocre.
end d not take s-y Of the we,sAssss imis.s;,s.
thst may be offered
Foreign Countries. 1t ssc ps box octssd1 : Gun
The 0rlAaI Chamber. an E,s.y u
Wsruins aud instruction f''r Young Men. Also.
sew and reliable treatment for D,seases Of -
Uriuarv and Sc xual Systems-Sent free. in seal
ed envelopes Address Dr. j. SKlLLlN
HUU0HTVN, Howard Association, Philadelphis
Pa. apr8dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

THE vE0EfABLE PULMONARY BALSAN
i 10 ,hs most highly approved medicine eve,
discovered II has stvOd ts best Vt Ill tests,
Time. having had IN unprecedented ssls Of
aearly forty years u - recommended BY OUT
Press, tie Trade. in fact BY oil who nov it,
For &c, tiHcstes, which can be gwen 10 amos,
any extent. see wra pers t. Act bot,le. The
rruprietors will chseriuIly refund the money il
not entirely satisfactory. r. &c 50 cents md 81:
tue iarge bottlss much the cheapes,. 81 ca.e-
BY REED, CUTLER 1 CO. Whole. ale Drug
xists. hostou. Sold in Davenport by d.sieis
generally jsn3l d&w3n,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
Stop That COnge
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
The Great Remedy for The turs Of
CONSUMPTION.

AND ALL DISEASES OF The LUNGS.
TIME results VI lss use 10 proof o. its great
u value. The extraordinary HEALING PROP
EKrlEE ofihis medicine are experienced BY all
those who have used il. Their teatsnony csn be
found il % nphlct, which can he Obtained Of
t.e Agents where the medicine IL tor ssle.
Coughs aud Colds, however distressing, are
broken ip in ~ incredible short time, BY causing
Z specific influence the lungs. SO that themat-
ter and phlegm ATE easily expectO' sied.
Pains sn~ Soreness VI the Chest are quickly re-
LEVIED. b. the irrit uted parts becoming healed
Cold Chills aud Night Swexts become hmm date
y checked. ~ the strength being restored. The
torpid liver is restored TO action. " the blood b.
ALE 'SLUNG BALSAN contains no OPT
um in any form Il 10 perfectly harmless for the
most delicate child.
Cossunrr,vEs would DO we'll to read his treats
. diseased Lungs.
PuyMc.Axs who have failed to cure their %
ients should try this Ne icius before they give
the case Up. rs we know very many valuable
lives have been saved by Seing persuaded to Civ
Il trial.
BE ssss and get ALlsxs Luxo BAl.As, and le,
no other srtiele lie paln,ed upon you.
ALLsS's Luxe BALsAn isput up with great care,
and with line steel engraved label, besring the
signature Of the prOprietOrs
DON'T FUkGtT THAT
ALlss's Luxe BAlsAn srstt bresk W tAs Msst d
trsasi.y Chvgt j.. a fer hosrs' tame.
Many cases vi CoxSunPri0x, that we're consid-
cred incur-ble. have been cured in the city =
Call aud ge. pamphlet. aud read the remark able
carea. whica will convince you oi the great vslu.
Of this medicine.
Don despair because all other remedies have
failed but try the remedy and you will not be de-
ceived. For sale BY the proprietors,
J.. y. HARRIS / Co, Cincinnati. o.
PaUs-tl per bottle. Sold BY Medicine Dea
srs Throughout the city and country. For sels
by 4. ). sll0rc. Usvenprrt; Z. Stone, AAs.
easiue; ~. =. Wosdrud. DesMo,nea; Morrssou
3 Co.. lev Csty. msi4-eod&eOwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
Constitution Life Syrur
Cares oil Swelling Of the Glands,

Either of the Face. Neck, or Female Breast. and
should be taken soon AS the swelling IL detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking. and l,roduc-
ing troublesome Disch-rging s,vI.s. whnh dis
figure 50 man, Of the Younger portion Ut the
community, f,"n, six to twenty .eais oiupe.-
Young children are very subject to Discharges
from the Ears, which depends upon u scroiulo"s
constitution. These cases soon recover by taking
few doses Vi the Lille syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

All scTotuious persons suffering from Genei al
Debility, Enia'iation. Dyspepsia. and Dr.Is, vi
the limbs, abdomen, auu TIE T. male. Drops, OF
the aries aud w..i.bs. generally accompanied
with inflammation and L!,c,a, Of the tor Us,
are pc, mancnIy cuied by Constitution Lie ;,
~ The disease known ms Go,ire or Sweled
Neck, the Life syrup will remove en,i,cly. The
remedy should lie taken for suinc time, us the
disease isexceedingly chronic aud stubborn, und
will not be removed without eAtiA effort.
Tumors Of the Ovaries, Tumo's Of the Breast.
and swelling OF other glands Of the body will be
completely reduced without resortinx ~ the
knife, or operations VI any kind.