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In Dublin, the great Methodist ora
tor once attempted to preach from the
text, Remember Lots wife," and
made failure. Afterwards remarking
to DR.. Bond that he did not know the
reason of his failure, the venerable
doctor replied that she had better
thereafter let other peoples wives
alone"
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-07

Joel Lindsey, the Medina IN. Y. }
clergyman who beat his child to death,
has been released from custody on
giving bail in the sum of $4,000.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-07

Field Marshal Benedek has, it is
stated, announced that he will accept
Mr.. W. H. Russell, the historian of the
Crimea, as the only correspondent of
the press at his headquarters.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CLOSI NC OUT!l
M RS. E. VOORHEES, would respectfully
1tA-inform the ladies of jackson and vicinity.
that owing to the rapidly declining health OF
her father, in distant State, maryland, ) she
feels it her duty to close up her business in this
city. Her present stock of Millinery, Dress
Goods, etc, viii be sold at greatly reduced pri-
ces by the 10th inst. Also, Sewing Machine
and sundry articles Of desirable furniture.
She takes this occasion to express her thanks
for the liberal patronage extended to her while
In jackson, and would respectfully remind
tie. "
july Z 1S60-d9t
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-07

The difference between Carlyle's
Works and Beadle's dime novels, is
that while the one are sententious the
others are ten-cent-ious.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-07

Gen. Ely, Of the Freedmen's Bureau
in South Carolina, against whom
charges were preferred by Generals
Steedman and Fullerton, has avoided
arrest, and trial by court martial, by
resigning his office and retiring from
the service.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Blanks for Salel!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE III

WE have large quantity Of Blanks on hanos
w neatly printed, on good paper, wnlcn We
will sell at the rate Of One Dollar per quire'
CASH.
Our list embraces:
subppnas to testify before Grand Jury;
County Court Summons;
County Court Subpoena for witnesses;
Circuit Court Writs;
Circuit Court Writ Of Error;
GO 90. Bond;
Justices, Warrants and Executions;
County Court Capias;
Scfre Facias State Cases;
Executors Bonds & Letters Testamentary;
Writ of Error, Bonds and Citation in Error;
Scire Facias to revive Suit or Judgment;
Attachment Writs and Bonds;
Executions, Circuit and County Court;
Executions on Judgments High Court;
Recognisances, Apprentice Bonds and In
dentures, &c, &c.
All the above blanks, or any others printed
for sale. can be had at One Dollar per qulre.
SpeciaI orders for blanks will be filled at the
shortest notice. and in the best style. The
price per quire will depend on the quantity Or
dered, and the size of the blanks, but we guar
antee to give satisfaction, not only in the exc
cution Of the work, but in prices. d&wlm
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

L
ChdnceTy CORrt, LIST District, June Term, 1866.
William T. Sutherlin,
:. VS..
Patton, Smith & Putnam, and others.l
IN motion Of Complainant, andit appearing
~ to the satisfaction of the Court by affidavit
of Compliments agent, filed herein, that the
Defendant, Thomas f. Patton, is nonresident
OF the State of Mississippi, and resides in New
Orleans, in the State of Louisiana, it is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
In the city of Jackson, Mississippi, weekly for
four consecutive weeks, commanding Thomas
+. Patton, one of the Defendants herein to ap-
pear at the Clerks office, in the city of Jack
son, on the third Monday of August next, en-
SUING, and plead, answer, or demur to said
COMPLIMENTS bill, else the allegations of said
Compliments bill will be taken as confessed
as to him.
A true copy from the minutes.
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"Parlor Volcanoes, starry and per
almed, price fifty centimes," have SUI
rseded the "Serpents Of Pharaoh"
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Five noblemen-the Earl of Bread
albane, the Dukes of Argyll, Athole,
Sutherland and Buccleuch-are said to
own one-fourth of the land in Scot
land.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-07

Mr.. Dean Richmond obeyed the law
against free passes, and sold train to
the Editors Contention, last week for
one dollar.
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The Constitutional Amendmeu,


There seems to be trouble in the
Radical camp on the proper course for
the faithful to adopt in reference'to the
amendment Gov. Curtin, of Pennsyl
vania, addressed a circular to the Gov
errors of the Northern States, urging
the calling of extra sessions of the
Legislatures to ratify at once the
amendment. But so far the desired
result has not been obtained. The
Governor of Maryland refuses to con-
vene the Legislature of that State,
New York does not seem disposed to
come to the rescue, and in the West
the movement meets with considera-
bic opposition. The Radical papers,
like the Radical Governors, are divi-
ded, and quite a number prefer to
postpone the matter until the election
of members to the next Legislatures
Of the different States The Chicago
Republican opposes the policy of
pressing the amendment in the Legis-
latures at present, and says: =
The Republican party will enter the
campaign this fall upon the issue of rati-
flying that amendment. Upon that
issue will turn the election of Legisla-
lures, State officers, and Congressman.
That is the plain and direct question
upon which the people are to vote
To call the several
Legislatures in extra session to ratify
that amendment is, in point of time,
merely to anticipate the results of the
elections by few months, and it will
take from those elections the square
and direct issue upon which the Re-
publican party will most cordially be
united, and in support of which they
will turn out in all their strength. To
call the Legislatures together now is
to give pretext for the charge that the
Republicans are afraid to trust the peo-
pie, and, therefore, must resort to
what, in legal sharp paactice, is called
snap judgment.
CONSTITUTION
which cannot command the approval
of the people ought not to be adopted
by any shorthand process, no matter
how much that process may be in strict
accordance with the letter of the law !;
and ratification by Legislatures elect
ed expressly on that issue carries with
it a weight which a ratification under
any other circumstances, can never
possess. The Republican party in
Illinois are about to meet in conven-
ton. They will accept the amend
ment as proposed by Congress, and
upon that sole issue will go before the
people, confident of success. To con-
vene the Legislature now to ratify that
amendment would be to deprive the
party in this State of all the advantages
of that issue, and take from the con-
test that enthusiasm and interest which
otherwise will be universal
The amendment may now be consid-
cred the party platform of the Radi-
calls, and whether adopted or not they
hope to carry the fall elections for Con-
gress on that question. The whole
number of States is thirty six: twenty
seven will therefore be required to
make the amendment part of the Con-
stitution. Besides New Jersey, Della
ware, and Kentucky, there. are ten
Southern States that will certainly vote
to defeat it. If the Southern States
remain firm the amendment cannot be
adopted.
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Administrators Notice

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration on
w the Estate of H. l.. Jacks, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned at the July
term, 1866, of the Probate Court of Jasper
county, State of Mississippi; now all persons
having claims against the Estate of said dece-
dent are hereby required to exhibit the same,
duly registered within the time required by
law, or the same will be barred
JAMES j. SHANNON, Admir-.
,JulV 10Th lS66-w7t
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Ninety four thousand acres of land
in Scott, Morgan and Campbell coun-
ties, Tenn, have been sold to parties
in New York, who propose to settle it
with immigrants next fall.
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jy12w5t. L. A. LINDSEY Dit fte sfh,k'
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

KINDS COUNTY.-Ist District.
County Court Of Jackson, to hug Term, 1866
Geo. I. Swami,
VS.. Attachment for $3.50 CO.
r. Bleakley & Co.
OATH having been made and filed with the
" attachment herein, that the Defendants
are non-residents of the State of Mississippi, ii
is ordered that publication be made in the
Clarion and Standard. newspaper published
in said county, and State, weekly for four con
secutive weeks, notifying said Defendants to
be and appear before our said Court, on the
second Monday of August next ensuing, to an
swer the complaint of the Plaintiff, or, in de-
fault thereof, judgment by default will be en-
tered against them, pursuant to the statute i'm
such cases made and provided.
Attest:
W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
Jy6dl&w4t. l.. A. LINDSEY, Opt. CPk,
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)UGHER, Secretary Of State.
DE sc RIPTION.

Jerry Clarkis 26 or % years ofage. Z feet 5 Org
inches high, fair complexion, light hair, grey
eyes, and weighs about 100 pounds.
Green b. Clark is about IS wears old. fair
complexion, light hair, blue eyes, about feet
pounds.
A. y; Putnam is about p years old, 5 feet 8
lnches nigh, dark complexion, dark hair and
Eyes has black spot on the back Of one of his
"i ;aSi ana VIII WEIGH about 100 pounds.
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PROCL AVIATION.
s e 0 o r Z w ARD

w HEkEAS, it appears by information re-
" celved by me, thatJerry Clark, Geen B.
clark, and A. J. Putnam, stand charged with
me murder OF N. >. Townsend. on the ID day
State of Mississippi, and are still at large
Now, therefore, l. Benz. G. Humphrevs,
Governor OF the State of Misslsgippi. 40
offer the above reward-tnat is. 5000 90
each-ior the arrest and delivery Of the
said Jerry Clark. Green r. tisrk and
A. j. Putnam, to the Sheriff of Scott county
And do moreover require all officers of this
State 10 be diligent in their efforts to arrest
said fugitives.
Given under my hand and the great
LIS. seal of the State affixed, at jackson,
this 10th day of June A. ID. 1896 and
OF the sovereignty of the State the fortv-eighth.
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS
By the Governor: y
Z. A. BRoUGHER, Secretary Of State.
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New York, Februarr 1, 1866.

STATE, CITY AND COUNTY OF GO
NEW YORK.
Be it known that on this, ninth day of Feb
ruary, 1866, before me, personally came Geo.
f. Snitfen, Secretary Of the Knickerbocker Life
Insurance Company of New York, and whose
name is signed to the foregoing statement (;
and he, the said Snlffen, being duly sworn, did
depose and say that the said statement is full
true and correct statement ofthe affairs Opsaid
Company, as therein set forth.
Witness whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and official seal, at the city of New York,
the Jay and year above mentioned.
EDWIN +. COREY, DR.,
Notary Public for the State of n. York.
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has ust
STERLINGS AMBROSIA

Is willing to recommend t. Three years of rapidly
increasing sale have mad the Ambrosia famous all
over the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp Cools the Heated Brow: Re-
moves Dandruff; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures
Badness; ENSURES Luxuriant Locks; Inclines Hair
to Curl; Superceds wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good
effect apparent at once.
{ TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia viii suit you to a 7. Elegantly put
up. Delicately Ierfumed. Patronized by Opera
Singers and ACTRESSES Sold in splendid boxes or
cartons, containing two large bottles-No 2. for
morning No. for evening
There Is No Mistake About It.
SEERLUGS AlLBRoSII is the best, most
agreeable and elective toilet in the world To prove
this, try carton. Sold by Druggists,
Sterling's imbrosia Manufacturing Co.,
as Fulton Street,
mar16d m NEW YORK
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

AUDITOR UFFICE, JAChbUN.l
/, Thos. T. Swami, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts of the State Of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the Knickerbocker Life Insurance
Company, located at New York City, has COM
piled with the Act entitled "Act to regulate
Agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies"
approved January 31st, 1857, and in virtue of
the power invested in me by said law, thereby
authorize. VIM. II. Brown agent for said Com
pany, at jackson, in the county of Kinds, to
transact business of Insurance in this State,
until the first day of March, 1867.
49,, Given under my hand and seal of
lL. 5. office, at the city. of jackson, this
t~'-' 9Th day of July, A. ID. 1866.
(Signed) THOS. I. SWAMI,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
VIM. HI. BROWN,
Agent for Kinds county.
w. j. HARRISON,
Gen'l Ag't for the State of Mississippi.
jy7d3w.
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ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Amount of Cash on hand, S25,996 81
Real Estate unincumbered, 1900 OO
Bonds Owned by the Company.
U. S. 6~per ct. Coupon, s67,065 90
a" Registered, 1870 90
Coupon, 1850 90
$40 pr ct Coupon 35,O73 50-14l ,563 90
Debts secured by mortgage. 1872 $50 90
90 otherwise secured, -
g for premiums, l36,S6O w
All other securities, sol 1853 IS
$500, lSs 90
Amount of liabilities due or not, None.
Due to Banks and other creditors,
Losses adjusted and due,
adjusted and not due, S3O,5O0 w
90 unadjusted, 2O,OOO w
in suspense waiting proof, None,
All other claims against the company, 1884 %
GEO. F. SNIFFEN,
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Administrator Notice.
WHERE'S, Letters Of Administration on
w the Estate Of Jarreld M. Windham, de-
ceased, were granted to the undersigned at the
last May tenn of the Probate Court Of Jasper
county, state Of Mississippi; now all persons
having claims against the Estate Of said De-
ceased, are hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law, or the
same will be barred.
L. b. LASSITER, Admir-.
July II, 1866.-w7t.
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Second Quarterly Statement
" the First National Bank Of Jackson, on ete
morning Of the First Monday of Jnlv. 1855
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, GA aao .,
Bonds deposited with the Treasurer ''"'O VI
OF the United States, to secure cir
cdlating notes, Az ma 20
Real Estate, Bank Building and OV' "
furniture furniture, I7,O2s 60
-~Pe"seS' LAOS 20
CASH ON HAND. =
Legal Tender Notes, S73.s08 90
National Bank Notes, 1900 10
state Bank Notes. 8198 m
Specie, 1857 o. IN, o.. -
Remittances Tin transitu)
and other cash items
including stamps, "a noe M
Due from National B,ks. 10 saa ~ '1o %
Due from other Banks
ana Bankers, 1890 n s7,124 80
elI0 sOo,7s4 &C.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, lOoooo NJ
me nenositors ,.ao.. 1880 90
Due other Banks, 90 T-1Ao 600 ~
: i0n's anu Loss 1882 sc
m,,,. sOO,7s4 GO
STAR. THOS. GREEN, Cashier
1yoo1s. = :. GREEN, President.
n N
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+. NJ WHITE John Rrpp - : -
resident Of Mi Formerly of Late of Gordon q
ana Tenn. K R. Augusta, Ga. Roote, ST Ionis
WHITE, KERR & ROOTES.
NOTION FACrURS, ana General C,omm,s-
sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 394
Tennessee = - NA A 70
6 Consignments Of Cotton, Provisions
PRODUCE, ETC., solicited, and all orders PROMPT
y hiieu. jy6d6m,
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Good ON all Passenger and Excursion Trains
from the morning of the srd inst. to
the 9th, inclusive. ass

ms Is rare chance for all who NAV desire
70 visit New Orleans during this week. The
F1remen's Celebration VIII exceed in snlendor
any thing or the kind in former years.
ED. WARE.
General Ticket Agent,
h New Orleans.
,-s,-. A. j. KERR, Agent,
yoo"s' jackson, Miss.
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EREsH LEMONS
JUST received % boxes Massina Lemons
for sale at LOW FIGURES.
June 18th, 1s88-1m.
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u X A ND RATION
OF THE ..E
new Orleans Fire Department

C0"''"Hes Five Days from All inst.
ENcurslon Tickets from jackson to New Or.
% leans and back, for $40 70.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
Chancery Sale

jackson, Miss, June II, 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

Il - = f-fll7'' - ~ a st'f y
/ h Ne lfSt.as A1ftlr;;' -, - ll;, a. y
SSSSses u ~ ms1bsfs 6gtkt L1ef1l1gSp
haekneekso consi1DssAls = ~ 4 ~
sssisty ~ sapieA. - s.-s--so
4 diasraeeiaI scsn. ss ! 4 ItAs Male
|tkish eSuseh IN IL east ~ q ehs sitet .
dl6hs 6enWS dscas : NM rsaiGieus eilSsf
ces wers in progrss0s tWe>e tGsse bsuonps
o6ugseeaGtd On the outil0e 0she1 up -
Cd - Ahssw = With ~ tAsis Segoe asaitst
~ Sftbswindovs, brsakiag = tdne q g1nes,'
Nod depoeiting the dead aaimAl insi1s . ~
tuio1ise.-6Gsss BsytGesr. go sess. =.
r.. D. am K. @. R-Ths Indlans1s
! Hsissv, Of April tth. staass thss IL ssrsss.
II the line OF railroad from Dss-absiso 70
that plscs. VA cohplsted on Tuesday LIT.
Mr. Bassmsn, CAisf Engineer. informs ~
Vbissr ehSs the fouts is fsasibls and cheap.
md ~ the lise from the Capital 70 lss
dianela does not s1eeed Eighteen and sas1'
half miles. The risiter adds that TIE work
of raising subscriptions i going on bfavely
Ii Warren county. aa w
Two neslese bsdiss wefs found ~ the
prairie about 6ftsen miles northeast Of Den
nsssn, Crawford county, on the 44lh ult-
Their faces were % dia6g.rsd By wolvesl
that classification was impossible. The
bodies are supposed TO Be the remains Of
two ysuHe mn whof bsssae lost on the
night II The 1St6 or February near the place
where de corpses ven disesvsred, and a.
though diiigent search had been made, were
never found So says the Magnolia SSsr. =
n. II. Money, formerly u The fudianola
V1itor, is about TO staIt paper At New
Js6epson, Gstsae counsv.S f3
Mr.. Todhunter. just elected to the May
orally Of Indianola, commenced his inaugu
raj address as follows: my dear hoary-
headed fellow sipDcrs |"
McGlinsey, charged With tirips NJ, Judd
Il fs5l1r Ceppty xas cgnvsds4A Ast
term pf thsl - cpunty Cop,t, aud sen
tencei to three yeAfs'in the pcn,cntiary.
we.lsarn by the Council BluGs BugI
that the c. B & St Joe Railroad has been
permanently iota,e3 and the directors ars|
now busy securing the right of way.
The hinggold Rsesrd undess tsudS that
NJ, Blalss y o started for Ottumws, lev
days since. with drafts to the amount Of
some twelve or .Gfteen hundred dollars,
had the misfortune to loose his pocket book
coplsining all Of his money and the drafts.
Some Of the drafts can be wed. while
others win be . total loss. NJ. Blades
thinks he lost the wallet somewhere between
Leon ard Co-ydcn and should II fall into
the bar d OF an homes. man. it may yet be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-10

WA VIA ~ VASES ana NERVOUS pvuiLut Mn
study for the last twenty years. and ~
ther. fore The person WHOM, all afflicted should
consnit. No one ever heard 81 . patient
Of his not being cured since he hes been In the
city His rapni htion has vouchers IN all the city
papers Ills psttlts and tho MEDICAL profession
boih mere aud abroad, ~ being the most skI
Specialist here. aud n thorough master Of ~
sexual disense II others fail, Gon't despair give
him "a call l, is only N con mon occousfence " im
him 10 cure such cnses His rooms are separate
tor ladies and eenil, men. and HE most complete
IN the city.
Yoke Mrx, TAkE PARTICULAR No1lcx.- Doctor
Birel deyoic- much ~ his tim" to the trest-
men; ai tlose eases cnused by secret habit y at
rim. both mind snd BODY uniting the unor-
,nnate individual far either business or society.
TIE sad effects Of these early habits. or the ex-
crsses Of rip.r wears is To- weaken aud deb.l'ta'c
the constitutions destroy the ply sical aud mental
pUwers diminish and cnfecDic the nsfufat Ieei-
rgs and \ xhausis the italsnerR.s OF msnnoodi
tile p'ca.,rcs of life are mnrfe". the object o.
marriage frustrated, and z xjst,nce Itself fcMder-
Il a term OF unct asiug misery pndfepieN sue"
eersors especially those contemplating mar
cage should lose no time in making immediate
DUPLICATION, as Dir. b.. by his new tfes'mess, 70
enabled To ensure n speedy and permanent cure.
Cons uitation free and confidential once NO.
40 south Cla b etrcet. corner o. A0nroe:
half block from the Pos. Office. FOB uOA
Chicago. m Office hours from ? Z. NJ. 70 -. m:
send for his Guide 70 Health published
monthly free Of charge.
~ H-Iadics send for n descriptive circular of Pes
-aric E,.ncdie. tic best preventive oil eoncepuon
known Sen, To any address free Of charge.
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DIABETES

IL . disease of the stomach and liver. acting
through the Kidneys. and Is. without doubt. the
most obstinate disease, except consumption. TINT
affects the human constitution. e have no SPACE
for discussing causes but viii state that tn ef-
feet Of the disease is the conversion OF the stafthy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar whi~ stimulates the kidneys 10 an exces-
site secretion OF water. Man, persons suffer from
this disease who ignorant OF II; that -, they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
Obliged TO get from one 10 fifteen or twenty
inns during the night No notice is taken OF Il
uui heir attention IL called tohe large discharg &C
Of water, and often when II is 50 far advanced 40
to be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
another symptom Is the extreme thirst, which
,.hen the disease fully established, Is in:oera-
bie--M pcti..i irinls constantly 'eitaonf tan2
ssti.6si also dryness Of tie mouth. cracking OF
the lips, sweet DIe h. IN Tie more advanced
cases. aad finally loss ofAapeiiie, eii aciaiion aud
tle patient tainal'l sinks fum exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION NATrE II without doubt TIE only
known remedv fnr diah,fes aud we have much
confidence tina, is specific MS "" have that OF
nm will produce sleep au'i ire;,iu.'y say that i
has cured every case in wi.ic., ii has been used.