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yyrrr1f 9pG2gSsl9n OF IL Tb4 Ito dse9sed
harab 49,; ttat IL \ - ~ = Is
IF tba q ~ W. CI4 Wv ELL @ y ai "
scb e If nbs % dn 9 e 5 deceased 5as a
opposition be madg thereto within thirty DAYS the same
will be homologated according to law as PRAYED for
! 49, Given under my hand officially this the 18th
! L. 5. day of February 1868.
10y A. L. MERSHON, Clerk
! Shreveport, February o. 1sG6-Gt
| STATE of oTisis,,., % -i.T, - f5.,,Ij
! TEEENTT JTrDICI AZ DISTpTST C6T2PrT ~; :;
barabv 5rirar tit n ~ ;o 4t =
has fla tabInau III dab+ az IL a. 90
Young deceased and unless opposition be- made thereto
ordered 5e p5d pr sS S De D0"0osn'e" and
A - Given under my hand officially, this 20th day Of
\ l. . IepLuary' 300. ,r,-,-,r -,
/ (cIll 7-.r. ., "A; ~ AiEhoIloN, CLERK.
.2nLo eLg = Leol 1eL ] q, I2o2
state OF L0uisi0na--sPariSh of Cadd0.
Succession Of MARY RUSSELL, deceased
I TE7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
Il hereby given that Jony A. RUSSELL has filed in
succession Of Mary RUSSELL deceased and unless oppo-
as9n ~ l%4e SneIGto VIM lrty days. the samesII
! DC Hoiuo ieS rs pray ca Ior.
! = oven under nay hand oiAcIaIIy this 2Sth day
I Z ? u GglulIlJ' A. D. 19o2. - -
- 4uI1 -2yl q. D. AERSHON, Clerk.
State of LOuisiana~--I'arish of CadGO.
Succession Of J. W. 0RE, deceased.
FEEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Notice is
1 hereby given that WV. FLouRNor, curator, has
9isr@on Of the succession Of j. v Orr dooo@s cd
days the SAME viii be ,g 5eo %q rnr
- Given Nh 5ar NV han rfn;551I-- ~ All
: If FebrraT ~. 7ose .oi'' ''iiS -o'u gay
10y rrlh75fI - - I, zrrpcTro,- ~,
So, = -. - ClIl ~
S4cGGsSqa q agSAN BGZBEE, deceased.
AGNIH JcDlCIAL DISTRICT CouRT--Notice is
= hereby given It that ALBEEP shrs9E adninstratot
Oh Iae 3 OF susan uz3ee and also tutor OF the
final account Of said administration and tntorship,
DAYS the sanew be- homologated as nTayed for.
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INFOKMATION WANTED

NF MRs. r. w. ADAMS, alias Mrs r. Zo1Ezzr, who
~ was last heard from about two years go in or near
shreveport Any information in regard to her business
while IN Shreveport her present whereabouts or in
formation leading to the same, will be thankfully re-
ceIved by j. B. Z0LEZZT,
mh7 Lots II ROYAL street New Orleans
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State of L0uisiana..s Pnrish OF. CadEn.

IIIEUC9a8I0W o. Z. u. T0MR0T d0CoaSCd.
e VEN III JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
Il hereby given that D. j. ELDER executor Of the will
Of &. H. Pomeroy, has filed in my office an account Of
his administration of the succession of e. H. Pomerov
and unless opposition be made thereto within thirty
days, the same will be bomologated as prayed for
- Given under my hand officially, this 2gth of
L. s. February, a. D. 1866.
t-- A. J. BERSH0N, CLERK
Shreveport February 29 '7gGf-5r
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TO COTTON OWNERS.
TIHE following order has been received by all Ware
Il houses in this city, and is published for the benefit
Of parties having cotton in our possession.
PHELPS e CO..
WALSH & BGISSEAT
HOWELL & BUCKNEB
ELSTNER, TRUSTWORTHY & co.
OFFICE ASSISTANT SUPERVISING SPECIAL AGENT,
q. S. Tre1sarg Departments
SHREVEPORT, La, February 22d, 1866.
Gentlemen You are hereby notified that all permits
heretofore granted By agents Of this department
abrogated and revoked.
Upon rigid compliance with the forms prescribed,
giving history of the antecedcnts of the respective
lots OF cotton in your possession, permits will be
issued.
BY order of the Chief Assistant Special Agent of The
Treasury Department.
N S. MOORE
Assistant Supervising Special Agent .. S Treasury
Department. feb28
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NOTICE.

TEHHE undersigned have opened an OFFICE on the
Levee in the building formerly occupied by Messrs
JoHNsoS DURR, for the purpose Of winding up the
affairs Of the firm, and all persons indebted to them
hereby notified 10 forward and settle and those
having claims, to present them, duly authenticated.
STACEY & WELLS
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TAX COTTFCTOR.

PROPOSALS for collecting the Parish Tax for 1865,
and also for collecting the Parish License Tax and
Tax Trades and Professions for the year 1856 will
be received at the Court House, Shreveport by the
Clerk of the Polio bury, on MONDAY, 10TH INST.
until / o'clock rnb7
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VULCANITE BASE.
IMPROVEMENT I'm DENTISTRY I.

- WITH pleasure, we introduce to the notice
E@-4ss-S of the citizens of Natchitoches and vi
QYTJy5ssga cnity, the late popular and elegant i'm
JILL proTement in our profession, the YULcl.
This process Of adjusting and inserting artificial
teeth is not alone quick correct and durable but is also
attended with less expense than other NODES conse
quenty, it is accessible to the means Of ALL We are
now in receipt of all the stock necessary to the execu-
ton of this work in the most approved style insurng
perfect satisfaction to any who may favor with call
A. i. PLOUGH, SR.
feb21 A. l.. PLOUGH In
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state Of Louis5qna--zParish of caddO.

Succession Of W.. BLAKEY. deceased.
FBYENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUET-Notice is
Il hereby given that PETER ?. BUTLER administrator
has filed in my office account Of his administration
of the succession Of VIM. Blakey deceased and unless
opposition be made thereto within thirty days the same
will be homologated prayed for
- Given under my hand officially, this the 1st Of
L. S. March, a. b. 1866
Shreveport March 1ege-7t
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New Orleans, Shreveport and Hurricano Bun
PASSENGER PACKET.

Turnew, magnificent fast running Steam
# G<z7s0 : boat LIVE OAK, 2. TARGAEoaA, usls
55zs} ter will run during the entire season
commencing as soon as the waterRe
taking freight and passengers for all landings 3n ha
River In point Of speed safety aud fine aeeonlmo4a-
ions the Live Oak is unsurpassed by any boat IN the
rade and by strict and prompt attention t. the inter
,ss Of shippers and the comfort Of passengers Der Off
.ers hone TO merit nhblic tayOr Lou-I
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GEORGE B. ROBINSON
NALTLA RLE T0lIN IsEnE,I,ls,rn. -. - :.
HESIDENCE E0R sAEn
,.,,r 70 , TENT " FOR FOR, THE YEAR 1866.

= We WIIIJLTe NLSo- ILANTATION, On Do-0n
= Pierre, Immediately west of Mrs. Powers on Red
Fef there Is about three hundred and fifty acres Of
negro cabins clsterns, cribs, mill gin and press All tie
improvements are new, and in good repair There is
relting, can have. t'-"
hP2y to The undersigned, q miles from Shreveport.
nllI-.. II AICAN-
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PROPOSALS FOR WHAR

MAYoR's OFFICE-ClTy or SmoRT,
Mnrch X,
GEALED Proposals will be received n Office
. for THIRTY DAYS, for the building Rock
Wharf at this Mace. in length three hunttet, be
ginning at the point whore the railroad es Red
river, and running north and Of width 4. be de-
termined necessary. The layer Of locA twelve
inches il depth the contract To be By there yard,
grading included. The payment to be ecent. in
advance. upon the contractor giving birth ap-
proved security; the. balance to be paidse work
progresses.
mhf4 4t JOHN /. G0OLcyor.
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n STOLEN from the subscriber, on Monday night,
gSZTA the 26th last, Dark Bay Horse, eleven
~ years old, about fifteen hands high ana brand
ed on his left hip. The above reward will be paid
for the delivery Of the horse at this Office.
fmh7l HUGH MURPHY.
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Il. B. ORION. i. NJ. VAN NosrRAND.
II. B. ORION & Co,
Successors to N. G. Trron)
XgrILI pay the highest CASH PRICES for Hides,
w Wool, Peltries, Furs, Tallow, Beeswax &C., &c.
Corner Texas and Leyce streets,
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA,
end DALLAS SrnsEr, JEFFERSON, TEXAS. rsept20
B. GAER. l. poDENHg1GER.
BAER & BODENHEIMER,
Baer Duildng) Texas Street, Shreveport, Louisiana.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
Coffee Sugar, Molasses, Salt, Tobacco, &C., &c, &c.
Liquors, Brandy Wines, Fancy Groceries, { 9 rs,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, &c, &c. Loc4
S. p. GRIFFIN & Co.,
No g. Levee street, Shreveport Louisiana.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in Groceries, Dry
w Goods, Hardware, Iron and Nails, Agricultural
Implements Drugs and Chemicals &c. &c. The atten-
ton of country merchants is especially called to our
immense stock of the above articles now in store.
Planters viii find full and varied assortment Of all
supplies needed for Family or Plantation use.
The highest market price always paid for Cotton,
Wool, Hides, and Bacon. Please give MS a call
s. 2. GRIFFIN Il Co.
Shreveport, August 2, 1868.
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state of Observation-Disclosures Of CadG0.

SUCCESSION Of SUSAN BUZBEE, deceased.
TETENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT--Notice is
q hereby given that ALFRED SIMPSON, administrator
Of the succession of Susan Buzbee and also tutor of the
minors of said Susan Buzbee has fled in my office his
final account Of said administration and said tutorshfp
and unless opposition be made thereto within thirty
days the same Will be hom53og2ted as prayed for
L. $. lst day of March, A. D., 1868.
40 a. j. MERSH0N, Clerk.
Shroronort M.unb I, ls6G-st
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1.-TWO LARGE C0MF0RT1BIE ROOMS AMY Il
Ill II. A. DAVIDSON
Corner of Common and Cotton streets
Shreveport February 81 1866
If 0D BASKETS fine Champagne Wine 100 kits
1OO Of Mackerel, $50 half kits of Mackerel 40
BARRELS of Aackerel For sale by PHELPS 4 60.
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A Ii PERSONS having claims against the late firm of
N STACEY L WELLS, VIII present them for exami-
nation and payment, and all those who indebted to
the late firm will please come forward and SETTLE as it is
important that the affairs Of the late firm be wound
up. A. J. STACEY,
Iiquidating Partner, No. Z, on the Levee
Shrarnnnrf nacnnhnr N So
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NOTICE.

4 HEREBY constitute and appoint n E. WEIGHT ESD
my agent, and attorney in fact in relation the sue
cession Of JAMES NJ. CHRISTIAN opened in this parish
c. B. M00RING Administrator.
Shreveport February a. lSG6-5t#
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DFgG0TTrTF0N.

The undersigned informs the citizens Of Shreveport
old stand second stall, right hand side Of the Market
where will be constantly found large assortment of
the finest BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and Y EAL that the
country affords.
Returning many thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended me, would solicit continu-
ance of the same.
day or night las If JACOB RIGDON
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n. ORLEANS &. SHREVEPORT PAcEET.

su7~~r : THE new and substantial built steamboa.
Sllka==sa@ CADDO, THORNTON JACOBS, GantaHi
go I. Il. PIrrs, Clerk will run during tie
entire season as regular packet between New Orleans
and Shreveport touching at Grand Bayou. Camnte,
Grand Ecorc Alexandria and all intermediate land
ings The Caddo, for comfort, good accommodation
and speed is unsurpassed by any boat IN the trade Her
officers viii give personal attention to all business
trusted to the boat and make OF every etaE ro give
satisfaction For freight passage, apply on board
Snreven0rt. FebrnarE Il. 1856.
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BEEF Western, choice, u 1b nett..... lS@
Texas, p head ....-3 SIS 600
VEAL CATTLE-52 head COO
Hocs-s2 II. gross. ....... 6ld
SHEER y head Observation-Disclosures S. 50I
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STACEY & POLAND,

: NO y on INC Ltle2s
EEATE for sale, on consignment a large lot Of Ala
4 Il bama Strings, Sheetngs Osnaburgs, and Cot
ton arrs Also
4 lot Of superior Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of
the best Virginia brands. To which they would cali
the attention Of the trade fia4tf
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STCCESSTON SATE,

Shreveport, February Is, i865-5t
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N. ORLEANS & sHREvEPoR PACKET.

THE new and substantially built steamboat
NJ "a CUBA, VIM. T, Boardman master, Green
MITCHELL clerk will run, during the entire
season asregular packet between New Orleans and
Shreveport touching at Grand Bayou, Campte Grand
Cuba for comfort good accommodations and speed, IS
unsurpassed by any boat in the trade. Her officers 81"
give personal attention to all business entrusted to The
boat and make of every effort to give satisfaction
For FREIGHT or passage, apply on board. Lnov23
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BLACK SME,rEEENC..

! - HEyEv ST. JoHN will be found at Robson
IN 4 kimbles old stand, corner of Milan and p
IN u Edwards SITS, Shreveport, fully prepared u 50
- " to do any description of Blacksmith W
Work, Horse Shoeng, &C., &c, on as reasonable
terms any other shop in town.
Shreveport, June IS, 1865.
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A. WINTER

No. Texas Street, near the Levcc,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public,
Z that having made extensive purchases Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
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PLANTATION ron RENT.

sf8AIt 7 = IION TUX Il ENI's
A PLANTATION ON Red river known as the Dtrk
"a BEND PLANTATION, containing eleven hundr,
ana httyscven acres seven hundred acres in entity
h2J on liberal terms. Inquire, at Shreveport La,
ll5 q H. 4 Z JACOBS
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New Orleans Market,

[By Telegraph
New ORLEANS, March u, 1866.
Cotton market uncommonly dull. Quotations nom
innl Cold l2IMIaS-
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H0WELL 3 BTCKNER

HOWELL & BUCKNER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
II AVE taken the storchouse on the Levee formerly
4 j. occupied by Stacey & Wells. We have also a
warehouse on the river where prepared to re-
ceive and forward freight.
Business will be conducted by us IT was done be
fore the war.
Shreveport, July -, 1865.
RTCH'D WALSH. JOS. BOIssEAU
FE7HE undersigned respectfully beg leave to inform
4 you that they have formed c6partnership for the
purpose of transacting General Receiving, For
Warding and Commission Business.
siEe Warehouses en- the LeYce, corner of Milan and
Commerce Streets they are prepared to take charge of
and properly store all kinds of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise entrusted to them.
WALSH & BOISSEAU.
Shreveport Jme7 1865
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= REW RDa..sTl,r-

g. fRoH the subscriber, on the night of the Cd
Ey45S@ inst. at his mill, miles from Shreveport n
- sorret MARE spare made, well built, branded
Wlih on the left shoulder, some saddle marks 2 Of
hef teet white, with white spot in her forehead on &
years old TnoyS1 M n pTTiSTts
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SAC 81 Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

SUCCESSION OF II. IANLTON, deceased.
YEFENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
Il hereby given that JNo. n. HOWELL, administrator
of the succession of Henry Carlton deceased has filed
schedule of debts due by said succession and unless
opposition be madg thereto within thirty days. the same
will be homologated according to law as prayed for
- Given under my hand officially this the 18th
( l. $ day Of February, 1865.
- A. L. BIERSHON, Clerk.
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BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.
! \ the town OF Homer, Louisiana, two fine PHELAN
Ill and one POOL TABLE, with Marble Tops-Bals
and Cues all compete-as good as new.
noYnl A. McCRANTE.
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nlUP The MURDERER,
TEuTE undersigned is authorised by The BOARD Of r,.
tees Of the City Of Shreveport to offer reward of
$50 for yhe apprehension Of one VIM. Simpson, the
murderer If David Bright w
Said Simpson is about thirty years old heavy set five
tee', I'VE inches high, dark complexon black hair and
heavy BLACK whi$kers with face badly pox-marked
wien ne @it; he had on Military Oyercoat. He for
nelly resided in Austin, Texas
ha above reward will be paid for his delivery at anv
jail q safe keeping, or to the undersigned
st y l. GO0CH, Mayor.
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nrT.INoUENT TAX PAYERS.
MAJORS OFucE-CiTT OF HHREvEPoRT, !


March 2, 1866.
,tpTrFS whose names appear herein are notified
- - come forward to this c6ice, within THIRTY
- ys rom this date and pay the Corporation Taxes
,e br them for the year $50, Or he accounts will be
ocsj ii the hands Of the City Attorney and collection
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Succession of RICHARD RATLIFF, dece7sc2
/ FEYENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CUURT-Notice is
q hereby given that J. w FULLER, has made applica-
ton to be appointed administrator Of the succession OF
within ten days he will be appointed as PRAYED for
- Given under my hand officially, this the 28th
l. 5. day Of February, 1866.
! IL rlnh1-9fl I. A7RsUNN r1orl-
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CHAMBERLAIN & MONTGOMERY,
ECLIPSE STABLE, TEXAS STREET.

! z AFING leased this well known large and n
) commodious STABLE, and thoroughly - =
rotodl we are prepared to attend the wants Of Tie
public. The best horses, carriages and buggies kept
constantly on hand Strict attention gwen to the groom
iing and feeding Of horses. GEO. A. COOK & co,
anG1a-I PronIietuEs
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state of LOuisIana-Pa of CaddO,
.PT r. n

Succession of ]. G. WILLIAMS deceased
THYENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notfce is
Il hereby given that W. p. Williams has made ap-
pdeation to be appointed administrator of the success
ion Of J. G. Williams, deceased and unless opposition
be made within ten days he will be appointed as
prayed for.
g. Given under my hand, officially, this 28th
l. 5. day of February 4. D. 1856.
~ rmrT 2ti A. J.. MERSHON Clerk
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PORTLAND aud MACHIAS
COMPANY.
INLAND ROUTE.
Two Trips Per Week.

r~, 1he new substantial and swift going
ltSteamcr :. City Of Rick AssOssA,o
S-ssazr-VA, CHARLES DEERINo, Master, will
Gaze MACH ASP0RT every Monday, and Thurs
day morning at, o'clock, for PORTLAND, touch
ing Mt
J0NEsPoRT, MILLERIDGE, MOUNT DESERT
Is. wv. Ha1bor,) at IL A M,-SEDGWfCk ut
M-DEER ISLE at 1870 p. M.-CAsTlNE at
3 p. ~, and ROCKLAND. arriving in Portland
same evening.
Returning will leave PORTLAND Tuesday and
Friday evenings at 10! o'clock, touching al above
and reach Machasport Wednesday aoa Saturday
evenings.
Stages will be in readiness at all tho landings
to carry Passengers to the neighboring towns.
This Steamer is SEQ tons measurement-has
large and we'll ventilated State ROOMS New Fur
niture. Beds and bedding, and in all respects ele-
gantly fittod up for passengers, and has large
Freight rooms.
Goods forwarded from Portland by the Boston
and New York Steamers.
Passengers by the three o'clock train from BOs.
ton on their arrival at Portland will be taken to
the Steamer with their baggage free Of charge.
2 y q Gs
Mlbridge to Portland. ................$ $500
5. W. llarbor g $500
Sedgwick, Deer Isle and Castine, ......... 50 90
:. W. Harbor to Rockland ...............S2,5O
Sedgwick, Deer Isle and Castine. ....... 81 90
Tickets to be had of Agents, and of the Clerk
on board.
rly-1ickets sold, by rail or boat to Boston,
New York, &c.
ROSS ~ STURDIVANT, Gen'l ACTS.
rs Commercial St.; Portland
April IS. 1866. myJl-tfl7
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that have been whitaucd by age >frEtes. sor-
lou. black or brown hue N7bad, uew : suca
a LU y ATTIC,
a. not to admit that the finest AMI mo, Aarm, =
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Ayers Ag,ue Cure.

For the sq'efv and certain Cure If Intermittent
IeeeF, o. mills aad Ferer, Renittent ferer, chin
ferer. Dumb igls Pcri0dcat Headdchc or Baiions
HsadacAe, eId EHious Feuers; indeed for the
whole class 81 diseases originating in bil,ary de-
rdhgfme'tf caused by he malaria of miaSmatic
countries
THIS remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
cases OF Chllls aud Fever and it has this great adj
vantage over other Ague medicines that it subdueS
the complain wi hout injury to the patient 1t con
tains no Iuininc or other cterious substance, nor
does it produce qunism or any Injurious effect what
ever sinking brothers of the army of the west try
ii and You Will endorse these assertions
Prepared by DIR }. c. Az Err K co Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere, In Ellsworth by Calvin q. Peek, and
Niggn Parcher. sept&oct
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d r. TO 81 y $
1E.tEZ/.d.f ZIlI.1/Z.lY.

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N rheumatism. headache. t0othachc. Group, collie
ninsy, throat and pains in any part OF tie body
Remsmber, this article is s-uot an expert
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Without the aid of crutChes with lhi, complaint,
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land Remember, relief Is certain, ard positive I
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To cure Putrid sore throat quinsy, and diphtheria
are robbed OF their tefrurs by timely otlthc Ven
ctian Liiment IL has saved hundreds the past thryo
months. Price, 10 and ~ cents hpitle, Office, 81
cortlandt street, New YORK.. sold by al Druggists
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Ma. fhRKY DAvfs-SiR The benefits have received
from the use Of your Invaluable remedy the Pain Killer
induces me tie pen word in it, praise Experience has
convinced me that fer Headache, Indigestion, Pain IN
the stomach, any part Of the system. Chls,
WEAKNESS, common Colds lloarsencss, CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MOHBt > Diarhoca, Dysentery, Toe thaehe,
etc, THEIRS NOTHING BETTER THAN rHs PAIN Xii
I have this hour recovered rom attack the
Sick Headache by using two tcaspoonfuls, taken at
thirty minutes interval in wine glass fan of hot water
l am confident that, through the blessing Of God il
Cd me from the cholera during the summer OF ls+3-
Travelling amid heat dust, toll chunge Of diet, aud
slant exposure to infected atmnopkere my system
dsi predposed to dyseutery attacks, accompanied
with pain for which the Pain Killer u sovereign
remedy teaspoontu curing the worst in an hour
or, at fhs most, hail "a day have heard Of many
OF Dysentery being cured by it, Put in the
teeth, it will stop the tootlahe Gratitude, and de
sire for Its general use has drawn from this unsOci.
ted testimonial in its favor.
80 D.. TAYLOR, JR., Minister Of tie Gospel.