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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-05
INNING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
JReI1Imore Americas Gold and SIT.

BaItimore AmcrIcan Gold nhd 81.
YER Mlnipg Compauy-Locaton, Gold Hill. sto'
rey county. Nsvsda-Notlee Is hereby given.
that M a meeting OF the Trustees Of said Com.
nnnv, hid on tho tenth' day Of March, 1866, IN
s,se,,nent Of. rive Dollars (e2) per share was
levied on each and every share Of the capital
,tock OF said Company, payable Immediately. in
gold coin Of the United stutes,; 10 the SECRETARY,
A. the ONCE Of the Company, Room No. 81 Mont.
comery Block. San Francisco. ,r.-.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
AprIi, 1865, will be advertised on that day az do.
iInouent, and unless payment shall be made be.
fore, Will be sold on the 18th day ofApril, 1865,
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale,
J. Fl. SAYRE. Secretary.
Office. Room No. 80 Montgomery Block. San
Francisco, California. ur al mrl2l I'm
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Dissolution

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Association known a. the PIONEER
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION" at Gold Hill, IL
this day dissolved by. mutual consent. All debts
duo tho Association will be. paid to BOOTH &
PRESCOTT, who have this day purchased-all
the right, title and interest Of said Association In
and to thssame, as we'll a. In and 10 all tho prop.
erty belonging 70 snid Association; and said
BOOTH & PRESCOTT nrc alone authorized to
receive, collect and receipt forsald debts, and all
debts due by said Association Will DO paid by
Booth & Prescott.
A. ]. TYRRILL,
g. HHs5H. g. ANDERSON,
p G-~ %+ J.sF. KELLY g.
p J. FEEDER,
B. D. SIMPSON,
y~HyTriTISG BOOTH g. PRESCOTT.
The FOUNDRY BUSINESS will be carried
on by VA at the Pioneer Foundry, under the man.
agenent OF 4. !. TYRRELL, Superintendent.
BOOTH & PRESCOTT.
\, BAH persons who have any demands
Whatsoever against the Association, arc requested
10 present them within Ten Days, or they will
not DO allowed. BOOTH a. PRESCOTT.
Gold Hill, February u, 1865 feI3n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-05

ID Kaiekerbscker Gold and Silver
Mining Company.-Notiee Is hereby given, iha,
Mt a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Com.
pany, held on tho 23d day Of March, 1855. an
assessment oftwenty.hve (a0 cents per share was
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stSek o. SAID Company, payable Immediately In
By order Of the Board Of TrustseS.
9. W. cHUBBUcE,
nrN eserstary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-05
NO. ~.

An Act for the Drainage Of Certain
Town Lois nnd h improvements
thereon, Situated, lying md being
within the Corporate Limits OF the
Town OF Gold Hill, and or the East
side or Main street md fronting
thereon. ..
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u1scstrAssats ACHIEVEMENT.
TO INVALIDS

WHOSE sUFFERlSaS HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes
and mnl.treatment, and who require
prompt relief to render exist.
once desirable. 'ts4l
DR.. J.
Graduate Of tho University
OF Queens College, bess to in.
form his patients. and others seeking
J medical .dviss. tina, ae may Oo con.
suited personally or by letter In ail
cases Of Nervous and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from sedentary habits. exco.s.
accident or climate. from9 A. N. to 70
~, and from Q to 8 +. NJ, at his Office,
Armory Building. northeast corner
Montgomery aud Sacramento sta,
Rooms Nos 9. 10 and II, first floor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont.
gomrry or Sacramento streets.
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On GsrREMEMBBR.W TJN
ASr. Chas. II. ToZer'S institute

e at the northeast corner OF y..
S"oSsoh nnd .Kearny streets, San Fran.
cisco, California.
sn,sanSs on Kesrny street. An letter, through
ESprsss should be addressed to
..,.u DE. cHAS. n. TOZER,
San Francisco, Gal.
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Ken, cool and nice In assone eellsr. All drinks
and cigars ct H Ia cenfs. CO -'k L.
TIA pablis are invited TO call. mrls
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UHL'S SALOON.
I've Door. above the Eclipse Stables,
- COLD HILL. ~
Fresh Carson Lager,

A LwAYs ON HAND, THE BEST WINES,
n Brsndies. WHISTLES. Gin, Old Tom, Cordials.
C9ary, and best Of all.
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DR.. CHAS. II. TOZER'S
PRIVATE
II EDlGAL INSTITUTE.

y. +. Cor. Jnckson md Kearny sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
TRe Great Eradicdior Of Special Complaints, for
rs,riy Of Locke Hospital. Loadoa; EieAt
Years in Sacramento. and the
0iGE Three Years in. San ..Eys
Fraacisco.
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M. GIBBONS ADVERTISEMENT.
TO THE !!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES!!
DIR. Gibbons DiSpenSary,

4 KEARNY STREET,
V4i near Commercial. San
Francisco established in 1854.
for the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such as
Gonorrhea, elect. Structure.
syphilis in all It's forms. semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
exc. Skin Diseases (of years
stauding) and Eleerated Legs
successfully treated
nnrrnn rVnnNN
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National Intelligence.

This standard journal, Funded more thar
half a century since, has been reorpnnlicd Nltl
an able and active corps Of editors, reporter,
and correspondents. II IL Of enlarged slle
superior typography aud Is Published at rate
comparing hvorahly With any other 6rst-clasl
paper. II has aecess 10 authentic sources o.
original Intelligence In politics commerce
science, aud literature. The intimate Inter.
course between the founders Of the National
ln,elligeneer aud those men who represented
the extremes Of opinion which have eliminated
In the late war, prove the moderation aud IN.
I rgrity which have ever marked lis course.
This Intercourse and respect embraced Webster,
Calhoun, Clay, and Benton. II had received
the confidence Of them III. The National IN.
tslllgencer Is conducted tctupulnusly upon the
principles which have ever guided Il, II has
lived to feel the value VI moderation and ma
uonal tlalsmiy, and rJoiccs to perceive that
the American people respect them likewise.
Daily paper, one year, so; siy months, 80;
three months a. so. Th-weekly paper, one
year 80; sa months 81, three months 81 so.
SNOW. CoYLE co.
Successor " Gales 4 Seaton.
Washington, October, 1860.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Ths State Of Mis- sipri Pamela county.
Ia The Clfrait court u aid county.
W. s. Harris surviving partner cf Byar 4
flsuis plaintifA ~ James 7. Wsslbroak, De-.
3 nisnt
Attashmsu, Issued the issh day Of Sevem.
hsF, 1885 and levied upon The estate u said
defendant for the SUM Of sss TO- rvtufnahle 10
the Circuit Court Of aid eosnty. Notice Is
hereby given n the aid defendant james 7.
hssibrook. that ualess be appear beloss said
ssurt on Tbs first day d the nsxt term lheroL
10 Be- holden IN and ff said county. II the
q uft-hsuss thsfVsf In The tsrn Of Pamela On
tis ssssrih Monday sAsr the fourth MoadAy in
March, isss and plead 10 aid action, iude.
neat VII y entered seainss him, and ~
a. sts attached uill hs "a.
jahis-sw 10 HARRISON, osss.
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To Whom II May Concern.

Al rersons afr hereby warned ngaiusi tad.
log hr = note So ss1el payable to Thuma. J.
DARBY, dated March 10Th, issa. ard ,rued by
"keiih A sunby for the halancc hoe on .
hors. This note u pul,s,ei ~ @Ii fun b..
cause u va given fof 90 iniis itlual Debt u ".
y Meth, aud the firm viii not pay N, auis.
KEITH a SoiiSBY,
by $. 2. somui, SuFyl wing Partner.
JANUARY J. is6G. janC.tt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas tbc ilouohhl. Probate Couit Ut
lshola county and Stat, Of Mississippi Al ,bs
D~cecmher term, 1865 ihcuof, granted ~ tht
undersigned letters of administration on the
estate Of Oi,uryc q TAFT deceased nov there.
fore all persons having claims against aid 60.
tate, are hereby notified Ia have them rtoha,cd
and registered IN the Probate CLERK. onicc fot
said county within The time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred
- N. II. SLEDGR,
5Ane.oL Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

letter. af administration npnn The estate Of
hsnI, p lfby, Deceased having been granted to
me y. the Probate Court of Pamela county. AZ
the December term, 1868. notice 4 hereby Civ
en- To all creditors Of aid deceased. 10 Prubstc
and register iacif claims ~ The Probate Clerks
Office Of said county Of Pamela, within the time
prescribed BY Law, else they will he barred.
EDMUND RBy,
lans-eL Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate Court Tor
Panola county anil State q Mississippi, At the
pcormbef term. 1895 granted lriien Of admin.
isiraiion 10 the undersigned on the estate u
William Little deceased, now therefore al per.
son- having claims against sail estate, arr here.
BY notified 20 have them Pruhaicd aud regis,
efci IN the Probate CLERK Office NJ ald county
within The time prescribed By Law, cf this no
lice will BE- plead 10 bar u the same.
J. 4 CONNER
iiu6-dtpd. Administrator.
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INSoLvENT NOTICE.

Whereas Al a special ierri Of the f.uhal,
Court Of Tanica county. hcld On ihe g5th las
It NOVEMBER. issA TIE estate q A. w. Jours.
Deceased vas declared iusoivrnt Now al r4f.
ssss hpldias slaims agains, aid estate an here.
~ Aosihed 10 Gurus ivtvafd aud have the nm,
! ruhsiei and Registered within twelve month,
fosn III date hereof o. the = d shali BE- ar
,Fsr barred. ~. SANPLE
iaae-Gm. Sheriff aud Administrator.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

| will open on the first Monday In fsbsr
1866, In the town of Sardis, an English Z
Classical School. The following charges v
be strictly observed:
Reading, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, saH'
Higher English Branches, sAH'
Latin and Greek, extra, 81.
Music on Piano, tAs
Use Of Instrument, Sk|
Naturalization Fee, NJ
One half invariably Ia advance.
The musical department will be undr b
control Of Mrs. Emma Crump.
The Principal will be assisted In the Liar
department, by Ms. s. b. Gooch, who hak
considerable experience as n teacher. NtAF
by close attention to the discharge Of or !
ties, to promote the moral and intellectual
yanccmcnt Of our pupils, and to satisfy ih, .
mands OF our patrons. Board can be ohtsh
In private families on as reasonable terui !
elsewhere. For further information applys
REV. 7. J. GoocM
janl3-im. Principal
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AGENTS.

Consi gnments and orders solicited. We
shall tadeavsF hy strict personal attention Il
All h%asiuesS and prumpt. vigorous and untiunp
efforts, % 70 avail ourselves Of evsry rossibls
advantage N eli matters confded 10 our houses
u either Nemphis New uvIsans uoAiis =,
New lori, a. 10 merit and secure a most gen.
ereas and couiinued cuHidsnce aud ~Fatrunsee.
SPkED. DONOliu. FUUTE 1 CO.
ones up ssai.a nesusa block. Maiisun sd
fesan NssFHu Trss
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woRsHAM HOUSE.

MS paraisr and e~<aislls located House I.
- or<n f5s The aesommofstion u Ne pahlie,
- Ne rrarri<tafs tiedss themselves Il shall
- k>>t N N ss1Y bs-t s,yis. and respectfully
relI1< sssr< e ths pshiis FzsfousFs. 10 oar
fI<o<s 80 tAs pahlis ~ ueaid ar d opms
sd ~ - Ill WoKAHAM 4 CO.
4nt11m
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sale Of Personal Prepsu,

Wy tifine " an mlef " NJ rmla. e.
of ftbl'l C4ang N made Il N,
boz term isat thereof I viii bfonssd
NJ Ihs highest b.dd On TUESDAY ne IA /.
NJ fnu.fy 1896 hi ths ptfuhaI pfo.a. I
lansIng 10 ihe hein n r. fliifaY.
ceased nov On lbs farm known A Il
td place, three miles soaihwes ~.
check ruIilHi. 4, consisting N part n nj N
lsf slime lof n fresh cotton seed. esA -
mnl pounds Of pJfk o hnc lot " saxs.sa
.Jm. twenty bead VI fine cattle, Ihtludnf !,
yoke n osen mules q fine mate aad Ell =
RtsanY .ul @ Iofgp lui OF plantation lss !
tluiiag q ssi u llafk smith lgols Al ,
commence AZ II ocIusk Terms can AZ
livery. D. n iKnY
jaht3-1t Gandin
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" kNnfY, Proprietor 7 D. MlHm
Editor Lrt DtSln, General Agent. hsta
70 the Interests Of the City, State and Ma
Official paper VI the City Of Nieksbufg h
liable Cotton and Gold quotations. Buis
Directory for he benefit Of advertiser
TrnVs -Sub%scriptiogs per year, On, 4
month, a.; invariably IN advance. Ad,as
meuts inserted on reasonable terms.
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CITATION.

Lhe STATE Of Mississippi, Panals eopp,.
10 sohn burnsit V. n. Burnett, and -.
maralaw, and the heirs whose names =.
asnee are unknown. Of John J. Burnsh '
frances Buchanan, decreased. ia !,
on aud each Of tou are hereby g.
aPPsaf heiors the PROBATE Court u saidss..
VINE couft-house thercof. ON the ith Aesss,
,es'aafy next 10 ansssr the petition o.
vna " iloourn, and show cause wby ne II
o. me petition r-svin~ for tile 70 hea
chased by petitioner Of Thomas ]. burnett
oi ssid county, deceased. shoald ROD be gr>.ss
by order q Court. izzurd an JsnusTs =
". p. NOofyES, ciHp
r ~ Ts,lor. seiirff for esaFft
isni1 ~
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i "'oaruu' VIC. Woodruff.
NOODnIFE n co..
Carriage Dealers,
ID6 Hahn NJ. Memphis.

After an interval o. ierr years. The sub.
sedbess have again resumed the ,'arriaFs
business, and hase on hand a hsw and we'll
selected stock Of Carriages, RoekAways,
bstOuehes, Park Phstons, Burgiss. liar.
hsss Of al kinds. In addition 10 flashed
earriaEss, We also keep a large assortment
81 All kinds of Carriage maierial-reonsi.t.
ins 70 part Of springs, %axlss, iron. wheels.
spokes. hubs, leather, cloths, damssk, su.
amsled cloths. paints, varnishes, etc.
Ihaasfas tor the liberal patronage We
have received for tsssty years, us ask our
friends sai the public 70 call and m
cur stock. WOODRUFF a co.
n1vlsasm ICE Main Street
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

We have the pleasure of announcing that
the Mobile and Ohio, the Mobile and Great
Northern, the Alabama and Florida, and the
Montgomery and West Point Railroad Co.'S,
have very literally protfered a free passage
over their respective lines, to members of
the Press Association and delegates TO the
Press Convention, to be held at Montgom-
cry on Wednesday next, 14th inst. Doubt
less other roads connecting with these will
extend the like courtesy to the delegates
coming from points beyond the terminus of
the roads named. Members coming to Mont
gomery from the East will pay their fare to
that point, on the Montgomery aud West
Point road, but the amount they pay will
be refunded them. and return tickets given
them at Montgomery. Delegates coming by
the Mobile and Ohio road will pay their
fare to this point, but on reporting at tins
office, cards viii be given which will secure
a return of the money, and return tlckets'
All delegates arriving in Mobile VIII ON re-
porting at this office, be furnished with COM
plimentary tickets from this point to Mont
romery and return. Our brothers OF the
Montgomery press are making suitable local
ARRANGEMENTS for the Convention, and VIII
be ready to give all it's members cordial
and fraternal reception.
The indications are favorable for full
attendance The press generally have re
ceived the call with favor, and seem TO ap
preciate the Importance of consultation anC
associations for the the common benefit
We have words of encouragement from
points from which we hardly expected rep
resentatlon--Mobile Reg. and Adv.
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The Columbus Index, of the 7th'
knows of only four cases of small Pox In
that city.
The Houston Record reports the
farmers and freedmen of ChickasaW
county very active in making prepare
ton for the forthcoming crop.
Aman by the name of Stannard hao
fsraa ann of silver coin stolen from
him on the Mobile and Ohio road. town. :
e. 600 in silver coin. Day before yes
terday, we learn, two of the thieves VIZ sLs
arrested at Enterprise, and part Oh lLe
money recovered.-Meridian MesSehsei'
Sth inst 20 5s;44z4-AA>.s- 49,
We regret to learn that an ARRAY oo-
curred at Egypt Station, on the NJ. q y -
r on Sunday, in which Capt. /. d
Scales, for some time a resident oi tnie
CITY. was dangerously and others siign',
Iv wounded. We have not heard Tue
1.rt;culars in relation to this affair.-Ab
erdeen Sunny South. 9th.
THE Sauthern Sentinel reports, iron
Mobile papers, the safe arr'Tal OF twt
boats from Columbus at the latter Pol,
"A member of the 9th Mississippi
in the Brandon Republican, cautions tn
public against DIR. Logan, who pro
fasses to have been Surgeon of that reg
;ment The Surgeon of the 9th was ID
: VIM. Aills, of Rankin county.
r A paper is about to be started
. Starkyille by Lee Stillman, editor an
d proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL NEW ..
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Our dates from New Orleans are to tne '.n
inst We give summary OF Inc 4uot"eHi i"oHin,
and the condition of the market IN leaoins
articles 1os 5a6
COTTON-Market inactive sales Loco
-hoIas Quotations Ordinary 5oO4Ici
Good ordinary, 43044c; Low Middling 4o'@
Acc; Middling 47048e. ~ ft. oo,,
SUGAR-No Sales. Quotations: Goou con- con-
mon l34c fair to good far, l34 ~ l43G'' as luinS
80 1s9I5Ic. nrime. I54D15Rc., aud choice
l60 I64c. y fb. ;,,e,-
W0HASSES-No sales. Quotations, lnfe-
rior SOC !. common, 75c,and good 1ermentlng
Soc p gallon. 751a7 a
for fine; 50 for good do; - ost.@9 80 l"r 80.
Sl10Il SO for good do, and Sl2 ~ t. Dol loi
0Dl9 CORNNsales of $50 sacks at ST 1O0
| q 12349 bushel for yellow and white.
OAfS-Sales of 500 sacks at SOC per
| bushel. ,,.oic c,bt
Mess at $32 49 bbL ooz
RACON-Shoulders 15c; clear sides 2OlG
! o3c. nlain hams l902Oc.; uncanvassed sugar
TERD-Market quiet. Retail parcels
selling at I9c. 49 ib for prime In tlerces'
and 2I022c. 49 ID in kegs, ,,5
COFFEE-Dealers supplying the @ 9elhanJ ,,d
at 28c. for ordinary; 290294c for talr' an ana
sic Ssfb1.currency for prime to choice Rio;
WHISKY -Rectifed selling IN sn'li
way at 81 35 %9gallon. ,oca,oc
SUNDRIES-Western butter oCGtU, %1IoSa
Northern do. 4505Oc. p tb.; Northern CheesT
20G2Sc.; Doc ts English Dairy 24028c. y fb. Full
weigbt wei Star Candles 24Q25c.; short weight
do. 2OG2lc. y ib. Soap 100l5c.' and starcn
&C; GTffNNY BAGs-Small lots have beer
selling at 3Oc for second and SOC lol
new. ~. -. aA05
Onions at S2Q3 sc, and apples at$3G4 p b6l
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

VThe New Orleans Crescent resuscitates
an old newspaper published, at Portsmouth,
n. H, Jan. 4th, 1900, and gives resume OF
its comtauts, the most interesting part of
which is that devoted to the memory of
Washington, who died on the 14th of the pre-
vious month. This recalls to our mind a
persistent item," which we have recently
encountered, for the thousandth time almost,
the purport of which is that Washington
died the last day of the last week and last
month of the last year of the last century
How OF where this paragraph origi lated it
would be hard to tell, but it is strange that
anybody still thinks it worth copying when
its errors are so notorious. The single blund-
er of calling 1899 the last year of the CEN
tury, when everybody that can count a
hundred knows better, should betray its
worthlessness, even to those who forget the
precise date of Washington's decease.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

- The Natchez COuriez describes
Evarts, who has been retained as gov
ernment council against Mr.. Davis "as
a man of ability, skillful and adroit
reasoner, dangerous legal opponent
and thorough partizan.' The Courier
says:
Mr.. Evarts has never mingled. Proml-
nently in public life, contenting himself
with accommodating q fortune by his
practice. He has, however, been an
ardent politician of the Seward stripe
and was that gentleman's favOrite for a
seat in the U. s. Senate few years
since, With his assistance in the Davis
trial, everything that legal chicanery'
acuteness, favoritism, partizanship or
money can do for conviction, will be
done and with an unsparing hand.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

SAD AccIDENT-We regret to learn
that Col. Jas. Hagan's eldest son, a boy
of some ten years age, accidentally shot
himself with pistol yesterday. The
ball entered the mouth, carrying away
his front teeth, and lodged in the back Of
his neck.-Mobile Register and Adv.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

Change of climate always involves dan
ger unless precautions are taken to prevent
it. Fortify with the Red Jacket Bitters,
and bid defiance to vicissitudes of tempera-
ture and exhalations generated by exces-
sive heat acting on swampy soil.