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, 1866-08-30

fancT 1lanE5nEa mud Window Slaudca
a. Etsatly reduced prices. F. f, HGpY. 50 Han.
, 1866-08-30
Boarning=Guanten.

POARDNG-Wanted-Fpr VI
667s4 nm ans. L. Ps',a;,ss ;,st. 9it s!ss stable
House. Address @ W,"TYibuue ot5ce' p J
eest ot references gtveu. ~3t>S' |'s; ~
, 1866-08-30

SCrsmoR cornT.-We are requested to state
LOT sne information Of many who entertain t,,u
idea that the Superior Court OF this count. ,r,,
not ST IN September, that the Court vii, oncn ar
INC nret Monday Of September and continuc IN
, 1866-08-30

neHclAhf'-on Sunday last, while the {au,ll,
o. All. cnrtis, Of Maine Township in Cook coun-
z. were In attendance q, the Camp Meeting at
~ ,3a Satlon some thief there's hroac
Inass m noney. ,raf- Of ncw, light col6rcd
Woolen Ia'l.a,onns Tic properly OF Charles b. Cur
T. Curtis, and a black leather valfsc. Nth somc
s!o!h'nE belonging 10 young lady On visit from
, 1866-08-30
THE CITY.

MEEfRa CT THE E1oHTn ILLINOIS CAvA1ar.-
The Eighth Illinois Veteran Cava1rr viii hnla a
reun1on at ST. Cha:lea, Illinois. on the 18Th da of
September next. All who have belonged to The
regiment are cordially invited 10 attend Nv the
Committee OF Arrangements. ~ s3o
, 1866-08-30
aurttQ1r GaIR8.
VIM. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
Auctioneers & Commission Merchants
pAI5fETrS nT MT

pus Al & 4s RAspot,p,,.sr
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NWGn IKE. tn.!,a.Lt " MlEKs SAlttCG00 pieces
Dsn. - 'N1 'o41e"' ~" Is eo61on
AT ATCTro~
~. ,&,r,,-,, AAo1Ss
tn3 AuEu1t eh at ~ o'clock at But.
wd tSsS dAHItoa Rooms, IN Pau,ef's Block, a. and A6
We shall sell without Test7ye, for cash e0n niccra
c9tton so ,9tasc haM; ,oot, ''s
and re. ii fhe iste fe On injured of wafer
sq5ssee 1;ss Agents. VI. h6TTERs ssc@s' g.. I"
c.D
~
sucht,v a,r,.red ~ T.. 49,, .,a.. ~" n1sss
An an1.n1nE ''e1 W. 's'''s'
psce,ng Hans AnEust 81 st 70 oelocE a Stone.
Ao9 Cotton ,i.hrl Flour sacss;
sssMn Msnsi;s MsntHa ~ rrapes G:prl F1ous Sacks;
s9G9 fn HHsnoy Ha7a yIsg Bsgs trs+seTed,;
5GSS1 Wh;trre trerfaS rsS1sI raRes r.! eass;
The above viii be soId fr ouantjttes tn snJt nn,rhas
s5a lheSe goods we're bat slightly damaged not
T444tnAee4. luz Hno!e Etl be solo without reserve
Aue1 ean oe seeo A. any 1iae nefoIe the sae.
r1,o WAL A. buIAEhs q Us.
uAAs - Aucttoueef3.
~rrr c1~1.
4 = "a U.ks
, 1866-08-30

10 oeoSTHAc1ons.-Wcc call thr attention OF con.
1facfore TO The advertisement OF the Kentucky 1n-
p'oFcment Company OF Grecnup County, kcntuc-
hss. ,n ahoiher eo'u.an, aslius for proposals for
thrir mines near Iinnncue!, Furnace ,n ,bc 0hr,
itlsci1 proposals receivable for tAr whole or sec
nons q Ihe wn1k which INCLUDES Fix tunnels ol
t.cnlars will be Iornd In the alvertisc1aent-
, 1866-08-30
90for11latin1t dIdantrn.

IMPORTATION WANTED OF
THOMAS FoKhEs!ER, who 1e4t View fotk on tic
4. settled OF send his adsesa soon II poesble %
IS lA!Eht-st. New YoEE. NOT to 177 Fousih-xt. aud
lrhe II ants tny money 70 send {p1 eoipe, ass %
, 1866-08-30

FIRE IN THE WEsT plTs,oS.-At IN carly hour
Ses'efday morning fire b.oke out in barn on
.>o'!e stsscs near the corner Of Chicago aud NIL.
"asses avenues The Games soon communicated
WIN Two other barns Standing IN close psoxim,ay
and ere .bc fire department reached tic ec.nr tie
Whole thrcc were destroyed, loc1tflcf with their
Coniehts. ne barns were owned by some Nur.
10 me c'i-in oi The nc. The total loss sustained
s.1s anouh,ea y :hunt $50, with no insurance. it
M Mas tei;osteu tliat five cows verc roasted in The
LANES. hut it tVas not authenticated.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

EPITHErs COMING HoMg TO RoosT
The New York Commercial advertiser
(Rsp } THUS slludss to the fate Of epi,he,s
and those who use them:
Half a year ago. the definition OF
"copperhesd" was, zone who disagreed
with the President" row il mean. zone
who agrees with The President" So, a
year ago, to differ with the Adminlstra.
tion meant hostility 10 the Government.
treason, rebellion" Now, i, is held to
mean "s'eadiness OF purpose. fidelity to
principle, love Of country, elevated pa,
rio,ism.'
II this lesson in definition is worth
anything, ii teaches ,ha, the use Of epi,
thsts is absurd aud illogical, and a proof
Of the weakness Of a cause which resort,
TO thsm; that
Like that strange missile the Australian throws
Your verbal boom-ra,y slsps you on the nose
and 40 returns, not merely to plague the
Inventor, but him who castsit.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28
KEEP IN Coop HuMoR 1t is nc

KEEP IN Coop HuMoR 1t is not
great calamI,iss that embitter existence
II " the petty 7sxsticns. the small jssl
ousi's, the little disappointments. the
minor mis- cries, that make the heart heavy
and the temper sour. Don't lot them.
Anger is pure waste Of vitality; it is
always foolish, and always disgracsful.
except in some very rsre cases. when i; is
kindlsd by seeing wrong done to another
and even that noble rage seldom msnds
the matter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28
A Radicals Description of the
President-His Great Power
and Ability Conceded.

The Hon. John D. Baldwin, member
OF Congress from Msssacb usetts, writes
this description Of Andrew johnson and
his late speech. Baldwin is Of the Sum-
usF Stevens stripe politics:
= \ "What'the President said
is before the country. How he said il,
my poor words may fail to tell. For the
first time, | stood near and looked closely
on the man. 10 the course Of au event
fnl life, have seen many men of wiIful
power and force, but never before have I
looked on one so thoroughly em5odying
the evil spirit Of revolution. 1t will not
do to underrs,e Mr.. Johnson. Hs is
terribly in earnest, and, withal, most vim
d'cuve'y cool. A thoroughly paced dema.
gogue, his inconssquen,isl logic, bis ego.
"sm' his repetitious, his thorough behef
IN himself, and his popularity, are all
elements Of strength, when he faces such
assenblsges as were arrayed about him
Yesterday. Andrew Johnson is AL able
'nan-ho" able, | never rea lized ill, yes.
terday. AN results are involved in his
policy. Had lie Cabinet as able and
AS desperate, the dire results which the
near future would bring, could hardly be
named now, We stand on ,he verge OF
fierce strife, to meet which the country
should gather its strength and grid up its
o"s. This man is no weak Buchanan,
and he means to crush Congress or be
crushed.
'Mr. Jpbncon is man Of staluart
mould. jus, above middle stature, he "a
SO broad shouldered, firm set and deep.
chested, as almost TO seem below il. Ha
has large head. 1t is compact homo
for his fiery will and brain. His face 10
marked, strong oval outline, powerful un.
der jaw; veil defined, but rather sharp
chin; a wide, straight mouth full, fisxi.
bic lips; skin, coarse in texture, but firm;
complexion, swar,hy; hair, coarse black,
'ureaksi with grey nose small at the
root, but full aud large at the nostrils.
which expand and lfs ss he speaks
broad, roomy forehead; be.,lng, bu.hy
eyebrows, beneath which are pair Of the
coolest hazel grey eyes I ever saw in .
human head these are the outlines of
Andrew Johnson"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

The ADVANTAGE OF SEcURIrY.-Soms
weeks ago strolsd into friends count.
ing'room. lie being abssnt, commenced
chat with bis clerk, when a good Iook.
ing "culled pussun" entered, doffsd his
castor, and said:
Mass Bob, kin you lend me a QUAR-,
ter till dis afternoon, and pay him,
sartin"
Mass Rob applied his dexter to his vest
pocket. but made no sign I turned.
well, Buck, you look tolsrably hon.
est, but as don't know you. il you will
give me sscurit! l will lend you the
quarter"
lis eyes frightened As he asked:
IN ass Bob. will 50 my sscurity"
YES" replied Bob.
L forked over. Some time afterw ards.
vending the same way, as was about
to enter the office, the indentical Buck
stood before me.
Buck, where's my quarter You
didn't pay me as you promised Z"
mo, sab, but glib you sscu rity."
"WslI, but wan. you to pay mo I
lent you the quarter"
Oats true, sab, bit it am de custom
down here to FAUST lie security fust."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

ing to the rules of evidence now exist,
ing.
In the Senate House, the twenty,firs.
day Of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty
w. d. PORTER,
President Of the Senate.
c ii. SIMONrON,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
Approved: JAMES l.. Orr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28
Cotton or Grain?


tins year. IS a question of no little mo-
ment at this time.
In our impoverished condition, the fu.
:ure more than ordinarily ertain, and
Tree labor problem Of doubtful soluton,
1t is natura! that every body should de.
sire to plant all the cotton possible, which
will pay at least $3.50 per bale, aud if
the seAsou be favorable, enable tho plan
ter to buy his provisions, &c, and l.v by
something for contingencies.
Many are going to make cotton their
sole crop-pIsn,ng only little corn or
other grain. Everybody is going to
plant some cotton, and those who never
saw cotton stalk are now buviny seed.
and calculating with paper aad pencil the
great returns they are going to make
Cotton presents the readiest means of
making money, and therefore, all are ha,
In hand 10 his Majes,y-now, more than
ever, King. But there is an Old econom
teal adage-"dent put all your eggs in
one basker-which might be advanta.
geonsly remembered by the cotlon,wor
shipPers. If the season should bs unra
vorshe, il the worm, the grasshopper,
or any OF the other enemies of The "prea,
staple" should make the crop a failure,
and bring all the psuciIed estimates OF
profits to nought-nsy, make the result.
alter paying the freedmen and supporting
them. loss instead Of gain, where is
the money TO come from to buy provi.'
i"ns, &ci Or suppose that the crop. Of
the Northwest should fail, or be INSULT
Gent, and prices advance considerably
above the present high standard, even
snrposlng that we dc make the cotton
we expect, aud ge, $3.50 per bais for it,
If We cannot buy provisions or are obi
ged to pay an immense price for them,
where is our profit
Last wear all tho labor that was avail
able ~as employed in growing corn and
WHEAT. and yet it is an admitted fac,
that the supply Of breaIstufs in tn.
country now, Is insufficient, and that this
is one Of the causes Of the presen, hiph
pr'c~s of grain. The supply Of labor i.
now materially reduced below what :,
was last sssr, both in quantity aHd qua
iiy, and If 1t be almost exclusively sm
p'oyed in the production OF cotton, to
the neglect Of breaIstutf., We NAV de
pend upon it, that when driven to n
N"rthern marke, to buy all We want, and
thrown on the tender mescies Of railroad
companies to bring Us What we buy, wa
will find that the magnificent profits Of
our cotton, il ~e realize them, will pass
out OF our pockets into those of our friend 8
# the Noith,w west, OF whom va heard
such h.ltsring tales during the war, and
into the insstiate maws Of the railroads,
to whom the dirsst popular necessity, is
the most favorable opportunity.
The temptation to plant cotton is very
strong. 1t will certainly paw largely il
We make crop; but ths, If depends on
two other ifs, namely if the season be
favorable. and il tho freedmen ''conclud.
to work" II would be wise. therefore
10 guard against contingencies, and 10,
each agriculturist, whether he be th.
large planter with his thousands Of acres
or the humble fa'mer, plant enough o.
| grain at least for bis own use, and cher
he may WOO the smiles OF King Cotton
as much IS be pleasss.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

hn exchange says the people must feel
at home now on the Mississippi, Tor the
steamboats, are blowing up every day
JUS. as they used to do in the good old
tunes Of peace.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

Thackersy tells Of an Irish woman
beg ging aims Of him, who whom sns ssw
him put his hand in his pocket. cried out.
"M@y the blessings Of God follow you all
your life but when BE only pulled out
bis snuff box, Immediately added, "and
never overtake ys."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

Among the latest wonders 10 the ami.
NAL world. is talking dog, which has
been b;eught out in Springfield, Massa.
chussts. lie can say "Good morning, )"
How do you do Z" aud many Other
things as human being.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

The editor OF a country paper sa 70 that
he felt called upon to publish Father
Lewis sermon on the "Locsiity Of He'll"
as il was question 10 which nearly all
his readers were deeply interested.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28
Protecting the Peach from
Spring FrOsts.

We learn from the Northern papers,
that the severe frost. Of auuarv last, nave
killed the blossom buds Of the peach 60
generally, that the crop may be considered
failure. We are, then, sure of ready
sale Of all the fresh fruit that can be sen,
from Southern points on the railroads near
enough to Charleston or Savannah, fo, il
TO reach New York IN good condition.
The like remark holds good Of piaces that
lie west Of this, on railroads connecting
with the great western cities. The or.ly
obstacle We have to con, end with, or ever
do have to really endangss our peacn
crop, is late spr'ng frosts. Agans, these,
perfect protection is found in smoke,
which, first recom,2 nd.d in Gardening
for the South, has now been tired in this
vicinity tor over ten years. without fail
nre. We have tried it ourselves repeat
sd'y, while neighbor and friend make,
yearly preparation for the presesva,ion Of
hIs crops IN this way. lls has always
been successful in saving his frn, ay our
plan, aud anv ous who will follow our
directions, can make crop Of peaches
frost or no frost. [, is no, necessary here
to do ANYTHING generally, in ,hs way Of
protecting the fruit, before the lss, Of
March. IL IS the Iats March and April
(ros,s that are to lie feared It's dense
smoke, not heat, that is required.
Prepare some fnt h!htwood, split M
very fine, also some hllIsts Of dry wood,
cut quite short, all KEEP, under cover until
needed. Prepare also, in advance, piles
OF wet tan. chips, saw dust or o,her damp
combus,ibies, where fires are most likely
to be needed. rhs wood should Be di.
tr'buted the evening previous. About
two or three o'clock in the morning, har.
sll hand, up and start fires, about two or
three rode asunder, all over the orchard,
the wind~ard ones heiny nearest. Three
or four sticks are required for each FIRE,
which, when well started, should have a
stick or two Of green wood added. Then
put on and nearly smother tho fire with
the wet tan or trash. If sny pile breaks
out into flame, apply more trash, to
deep up, from dsmpsusd, smoudsrng
fires. a curtain Of moist, heavy smoke over
the trees, until the sun Is wsII up. aud tho
fros, fully extracted. Tho stroke from
fires o! dry wood is so light. and rises So
rapidly in cold, frosty night, that it
really stfords NJ protection, while that
from damp tuste,isl, ioadtd with mois
ture, hugs the ground end dissipates very
slowly. II your fruit is frozen solid he.
fore YOU begin, or while you are at work,
DO not despair, but max. all the smoke
you can, and as light y protection AS il
seeRis, looking through It when ths sun
is rising, We nave had it SO fully protect
The frozen fruit from rapid thswiog, that
the frost WAS all extracted withou, injury
10 the fruit. In our first trial, We were
about giving up in despair, the cold WAS
so intense at day break. but our succes
was perfect. A, this place, the fruit is
very seldom. indeed. destroyed before
Apnl, in which month not more than one
or two frosts are TO bs expected, and
against these il ia well to provide.
Southern 'uitivator.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-24

a -Ierrymsn. ~hile residing IN South
n Am~rie. - = missionary. disc- sered >
safe aud supple remedy Tor The Cure q
Nervous Weakness. Ear; D~esy, Diseases
u the Unn.ry SID Ssminai Orgsns- and
he whole train 3: disorder brought On By
bsnefsl and Vicious h.b.;.. Great numbers
have been slre.sy cured By This noble rem
esy. Psom7ied Wy desire ~ benefit ne
.flereJ srd unfnrrnraIe. ! ~iii ssHd rs
recipe far preparing aud ussas thi- med-
cine. in sealed envelope. - any ose ~h'
ne ID i. Free " Charge
Please incl0-s pc; paid envelope, ac
dressed 10 yourself Address
JOSEPH Y. lNMAN.
Srsrrrs ID. RIFLE HOUSE,.
.prii si.,. lsCg-ly. Ns~ York Cry
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-24
10 Con~unspsiyrs.

The advertiser. having bseu restored
20 h~sshia : :sx weeks BY very s;G2le
sfter have suffered tor sess-
raj wears 9th : severe lung affection. .nc
,hsr dread disease. Csnsumpsios-is snxiSa-
20 make known to his isllow ssEcIers iae
ueans Of cure
To 81 ~ho desise a. be ~ send copy
u the prescriptica used Tree oi charge. ~isf
rhe directions :Sr preparing sad using ~
zane. which they ~I.l find sure cure fo'
Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs
Colss, and I'll Thsv.s and Lang Affections
The only ohI~e, q The advertiser N sendin'
tie Prescription y 70 sOasis the stl'eiea
asd spread information shich be conceive
10 be invaluable. and he hopes every scHrrs
viii Try his remedy. - i wiz cost them no
thing. aud my prove pleasing.
Parties wishing the prescription fEEK
by resurn mail, will please address,
REv. EDWARD A. WIrsos.
Williamsburg. Kings Co.. Ne~ York
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-24
COURIER.

x.,ursbetweenl Thomas and Hood
ro5ss sxhibiiios Of generosity o
80 ssr.oa.I hoaor ~ss lhs sasrtsd
, J. !. u.<sisgl Of General Geo Il Thon'.
!. ". ed esnrses in arms. ez-Gsnefsl
"a Hosd. Usoa toe disss'roas hs'ds
4 4. eoafsdsrsey General Taomss had
u. m..ehsa sg.ias, Hood. and had over.
..lu,ssly beaten him . Fsank'n sna
x-s,,lis, ssd sddsd Isster 70 Inc stars snd
A. General Hood s,umped in'o The
.,.,osn Of the Louisville hotel 10 take hi'
-.Il,, neal. General Thonss rose from 'S''
IL, "a meet the msimsd and g.ilant Hood
- s.rdlsIIy greeted bio old eomp'aion 10
- The TO Generals dined together
n. al friend.. ard no doubt he'd man'
.;,;.esaees 70 recall Of scsnes BY fioos
~ s..s in saId lang syne- Their 'nief
~. 80 noss eenisl and pleasant. ops
...,I, and us b<ii-ve:shss such meeiiHr'
!. ..rsh.s.,s rsuniIe me lase opposing -'s
',sa. ,h.s . thsussnd resolutions 81 ~ofel
.,Irs.-LosisvilIe Js'irsal-
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-p,.s.-sst Lcomss. Of Yale Csiie.s.
...,. eone-rring shs late sx2se'ed neteorie
1902 explaining .iI.Ih-t y knevn n ise
...,, Of meisor-. sad ssys o. Noncly
!, al. Nuvsnb>r Il eomPsHy u observers
,'ses reunited tx hundred ssa niHs'y-
- .h.,sring stars in Ev~ hours ant t~-n's
-.,.,.,. wh,rh v sssni fYar iirn : tae aver
49, sumb-r visible fgr - -.ms permit
Ar.sghsut shs yr.r.
Ga Ts<sssy night. Svvemh~r ~. nHosh-
= rsmo.ny ecuss-d sS1 -hposing -s-rs -
=, huas-. ~alcis j. fvs 'imss rs ss~fsg'
nambrr-
Tn .ky sss svercsss - no obsess aiicn'
<s.ll BE m.de We cvae.a4r, tAen. ihsl
tAs nunb<r 81 shoe.iss stars visible on W.
13sh sere very remarkable. Stv-rsh-'ss-
III. di.,Isy j. not 70 DC compared With 'h'
4 yssezber l.. 1853. 10 uhien The nun
s.r sf nesesrs 80, ysricusiy estimated \
no. leo 10 thirty thuu--nd per hsur. tn
grad hsslsy. therefore. ~hich i Gas suP
p.ri uixst possibly occur this year, ha
s-ra wirnxssed in the UaItet States an
rvs.sly nst 10 EacPe. " l. would iss
| s.es .srn<s.ed la A-Ea u on sh- Pselt
Oc>.n. sut il such hat seem the case
~sn- probable ths, me number vlslS'e Y
he Uated States xouii have bseH greats
nan % sss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-11-24
TAXES..

NOTICE - hereby given fnst the Tax
~ DYpfcatr ~ 1856. . n0w ~ The hrnts
u The Co0ats Treasurer i0r soiisrii1n; ard
for the rurso-e 81 collecting th- rsnes n
~isg aftend az biz ciice. 10 JASPER. drrirg
bussnes- heuss. from ihe 96st day q Np-
veusber .niiI the 3ri ISndsF m Nrrrh- 1857
TIE Taxes Or 1856. % each kus9ret
collars r.iusfi0n 81 real and personal pro-
perfr. j. a. 50lIors fo-wif- Per State >
Ieca,s and - cents poll; G cnsy 20 eesr-
ana 20 cents pcis: Schroi l6 cents rnI 80
ceets coli. Sinking Fund - cents: fcsn-
.<hip LibrHy one cent, Military fnns -
cents sal = cents P0ll; and Poor Asya1
3 rents-
Township Tsxss are = follows to-wir-
Road 10 cenFs. Ty~ss.ip az
cent: Special School, IS cents-
Harbison-- Road no csnf~s T0rnship Il
cenfs; Special School % cents and - rsnEi
poll
Bainbrilgs-Iosd Id e~nss: TornshEi
ll5 cents; Special School - csals and :;
cents poll.
Hsli-Rcad 10 een;s. TssassiP 10 rerss
Special School - cents and = coats POI
Pssoks-R0rd 10 ceni<; Tosn-hig A.
cents; Special School, - ceats sss - es.s
poll
Ferdinsn6-Rcsd 10 esnfs; Township 4
licents; Special school Is cents
\ The Tax upcn Dogs 10 - foiloss. fo-si'
/. IAN Dogs over the &c q * no1ihs % "a
. ,fsrst Of Jsnnsry isfi for 81. 81 ever o1s =
e.eh; Sisis Or Bitches 9. escA-
4 The Tax payers ~iil please ccnss
! rec ursset, % I'll: Those 81 Csisnsia .
!. lNondsys; Hssbison-T.esSsys; ball
iWecne-daye. Psicka-Issrsisy-s fer1
-|nsnd--Fndsys; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tsxss can o. psi5 il Gold end silver. u
ldisns Solvent Banks. u . Tfe.s1ry. Leg
,tTerdcr, end Nssir.sl Bsnk Notes
n y. STEPHENSON r. ID. G.
W @Oy B, lSbS-iR.
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These Pills are composed n sarleus roots
hasise the power u relax The secreiions 2;
The liver a. promptly and sEAciualls - blue
pllI Or mercury. and without producing any
IL Hose dAsasr~eb.s " dangerous Effects
~hieh often follow the us u the latter.
n ~ bilious disorders these Pills nsy Be
used with confidence, a. they promote me
discharge Of visiaied bile. and remove those
iroaa the liver and hillary ducts.
~hieh are the cause Vi bilious affections il
general
SCHENCK'S NANDEAKE PILLS care
Sick Headache, and all disorders 81 Tie II
yer, indicated b. s.lI0~ zkin. coated tongue,
coslivenes.. droxsnes=. and = general feel
ing d WEAKNESS and iasAVpde. shoHins ths'
the liver i in torpid % obslEuc,ed conti.
zion.
ia short. these P.lIs may be used ~iIh i'd
vantage 10 ~ cases ~hen purgsi.se OF a.
tentative medicine i required.
P.esse eek fOr abr Schealk's Mandrake
Pills" and observe tnsl the tao hkenssse.
u the Doctor are on the G0yerDmenl
stamp lone in the last stage " ConssAP
iicn and The other in his present health
Said by ali Druggists and dealers. frie'
IS cents per box PrincipsI otiice. No. !.
Nor,h 9Th street. Pailsdeiphla. Pa-
Grn- al wholesale Agents: Demas Bsrnei
& Co.. II Park Re~. Sew YOrk- =
Hsnce. us Baltimore 81. Baltimore. Did
John ID. Park. y. L crr % Fourth ga
wainur ~. Ciaeinna'i. 0l.o: Waiksr I
Taylor. l34 and i5G WABASH Avenue. CHI
rasD III Collins Brothers. southwest Coz
nrr " second AID vine s1s-. .. LSsi-. Va
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