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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-10
FURTHER RESULTS.

Another shipment of ore was made to
Gold Hill of a larger quantity, the Com
pauy being DESTROYS of being On the
% sure side." This lot was about nine
tons and yielded as follows: Silver,
l,5sl.O2 gold, 1884, 3 total, 81, 7ss. Is;
or about $500 per ton. The company
now commenced the erection Of a 10
stamp mill, which is now completed.
10 tons Of ore were extracted, and from
it several lots were selected and tent to
San Francisco and sold to Charles Price
for coin. One lot Of At tons gave as
follows: Silver, s65. IS gold, 67.s0 ;
total, Ss23. o5 per tor. Another lot Of
ID tons yielded about $500 per ton.
One ton went over $1,000. am thus
minute, because thisis the first and only
written history of the District-the facts
being mostly in my own possession.
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The Kenraarpa Mining G0mDany hold
.ha o,;n;nai~cinstsr ~ soma I9',esds
wh;cb NAV in reality he considered as
on. .t-.ta' Il b.ino onlv sbont 5oo feet
~ the outside wall: though FIVE of them
form GOOD sized mines. rich in them.
elves thew being from three to ave
fest IN width. The Kesrs.rpe shaft.
wb;cb 4. the only one vet opened has
Mean ,nnt to a depth Of about l75 feet
from. the surface, and ia now ave feet
vidc In the bottom. with "a fine walls
y, I aver saw ON each side.
These Kearsarge mines are situated
,bopt 5000 feet above the level of the
ssn. and some 5000 above the valley.
They cut the Nevada range at RIGHT
angles. affording facilities for working
directly in on the mineral stratas. The
course, as q general thing, is northeast
and southwest, and all leads lie nearly
perpendicular. Some portion of the
ores 1.-THE richer) are r~ebellious; Others
AGAIN ara clear, free metal. WHARF the
ore /, rebellious and REQUIRES Ere to
fres IL. silver largely predomiuates: and
having associated antimonial sui
phurets, some. carbonite and oIyde. of
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GOLD HILL,

Monday Gye's, August lath.
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IS a ,r,ssr.CLAsss NorIcE OF GENERAL
p.,sEn.-The Cairo (lllinois) Democrat
goes in quest Of or-General Palmer,
late Tycoon Of Kentucky, at the following
gait: .--.,
.T'.umbuH E'ected.-Yes, Trumbull is
elected. We heartily thank this Legisla.
ture. That inscriptions scamp, General
Palmer, is defeated. We were for Trum.
bull all the time. He is half Democrat
lie will be full blown Democrat the mo:
ment that is popular. lie suStains the 81.
preme Court. lie opposed the suppression
Of the Chicago Times. He opposed Lin
coins second election, and only compro'
missed by forcing the nomination OF
territorial Governor on Jayne, his brother.
in-law. He is gentleman, with all ms
demagoguery. He is senator, and will moi
disgrace Illinois as would Palmer, the
man that INDUCES in bar-room fights.
Hurrah for Trumbull!
A shoulder-strapped demagogue and
soulless politician has been wiped out.
Bald-headed Palmer, goodbye! ~
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Sailing Tue RAILwAYs.-We are mol
quite prepared to take sides, positively, on
the subject of sailing railways. Public
opinion is very much divided on the ques.:
ton of the insalubrity of the practice, and
it is only year or two ago that number
of eminent scientific and medical men,
after considerable investigation and expert
mcnt, deliberately declared, over their own
signatures, that the salt on the streets was
not prejudicial to health.
1t cannot, however, be denied that the
salt, mixed with snow, is positively injurl.
Gus to the shoe leather Of pedestrians, and
that when carried from the street into
houses, it destroys the color and texture o
carpets. Besides, we are informed by many
very credible gentlemen that the salt and
snow compound hurts the feet of horses
and that they have had their own horses
hoofs so injured by it as to render the ami
mails entirely unfit for use. ..,
The subject is worthy gilmore particular
inquiry than has yet been bestowed on it
and, in the meanwhile, petitions are in cir
culation for the abatement of the so-callet
nuisance. The people should be allowed
to express their opinion pro. and con. OF
the question, and as we are in favor o
giving them that privilege, petition is a
our office which all may sign who wish t
record their vote against the sailing Of the
railways.-Philadetphia Sunday Mercury.
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A TERRIBLE DRAMATIC CRITIc.-lt IS
fortunate for the actors in our theatres at
the present time that theatrical criticism
does not take the form it did some years
ago-in one instance at least in this city.
Hon. James Blair, who was representa-
tive in Congress from South Carolina from
1921 to 1922, and from 1929 to 1884, at
tended play at the Washington Theatre
one evening early in March, 1884, when in
a state of partial intoxication. The per-
Torrance displeased him to that degree
that he drew his pistol and fired at the ac-
tors on the stage, the bullet passing just
above the head Of Miss Jefferson, daughter
of Joe Jefferson, Sr. The actors stampeded
from the stage, and a quick curtain was
rung down. Presently Mr.. lngersoll, the
s,age-manager, appeared, looking pale and
agitatcd, aud said to the audience La
dies and gentlemen, if there is to be shoot
ing at the actors on the stage, it will be i'm
possible for the performance to 60 on"
About three weeks afterwards (March u,
1880 Mr.. Blair blew out his own brains
with his pistol at his boarding house, on
Capitol Hill washington Chronicle.
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=. ,,.a.,,,Sab,e. To-day the mystery Is
s.,.aa No element less rcpulsive aud DIS
credi,sble than his character w"a'd nav
snff,ced to utterly bankrupt such q power
"a that court, which, in its pristine vigol
serving tyranny with decorum-m'gn' n ~
oyeraWed and misled the people ~ ~
crisis. % show the
,eop,e the true course to DC tshem a,,sd M
emergency. The nation mus '.,s - foe wbose
.nassr ,oLat or ho,o venerable me Ioe "nos'
'na'.e, 800 aoes down before that necessity:
eA's'e"s .nch a court, aloof from all
Inc . ias"s n,h;tion, far above all party spi-
po''. .o;,,ns STONED as justice, was grand
IN, n,;nn. Such court would have been
~ ;nysluabIe element in our system. Until
%;,bin some twenty years, the masses have
regarded it as a Bench basing its decisions
on definite, unvarying, and easily-under-
stood principles. OF late 1t Is seen to be
what it is, mere appendage OF party
Appointed for life, its judges must OF
course often fud themselves appur-
tenant, by their .prejudices and associa.
tions, to a defeated party. Such is their
present position, and like all fragments and
elements of the old, disloyal Democratic
party, its fate is certain. The moment taer r
arises in the Republican ranks 9 man Goa
enough to strike, the people ,oiA dpp'aud Ms
Nop. There will be the same cutlery ana
the same resistance from the same quar-
tiers as there was when anti-slavery arst
demanded that the nation should mould its
form or its spirit. The cutlery and resist
ance will be just as vain in TINS case as I'm ~
that. The instincts of the masses, the
consciences Of Just men, the spirit OF the
age, and Gods law all demand that the in
spiration and er-stone of this Govern
ment shall be justice. The Constitution
with its time-honored compromises, held
up by the strongest of parties, was dust IN
the balance against such current. This
Court will prove the same. The dry rot
of it's political subservience has made it an
empty form. The wind of the blow thai
demolished slavery was enough to scatter
this obstacle from our path.
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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New RAILRoAD.-A number Of citizens
of Upshur, Lewis, and Barbour counties,
West Virginia, publish in the Buckhannon
papers a notice that they will apply to the
next Legislature for charter for railroad
company, to be called the Kanawha and
Shenandoah Railroad Company, to con-
strnct line of railroad to some point on
the Ohio river, at or near Point Pleasant,
and thence by way of Chenille, Weston,
BuckhannoD, Cheat river, Petersburg, and
Moorefleld, to some point on the Virginia
and West Virginia State line, west OF
Strasburg, Va.
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A SOUTHERN EDIToR's PLAN.-A pro-
minent southern editor, who was, during
the war, an officer in the rebel army, made
the remark to a number OF Congressman
few days ago, that he felt convinced from
his experience with the influential men OF
his State that they intend soon making a
movement toward having Congress declare
the southern States in the condition OF
Territories, thus allowing them delegates
to Congress. This, they think, will give
each State q hearing, will hasten recon
struction, and will be equally beneficial to
all commemorative Washington telegram to
Ne,r York Tribune.
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Punch publishes the following completed

Punch publishes the following completed
proverbs
Take time By the forelock-to have his
hair cut. ......
Follow your leader-in your daily paper
The proof of the pudding is in the eat.
ing-a great deal of it.
Never look a gift horse in the mouth
lest you should find false teeth.
The hare with many friends-was eaten
at last.
A stitch in time saves nine-or more
naughty words when a button comes oil
while you are dressing in great hurry fol
dinner.
One mans meat is another mans poison
when badly cooked. H..
Don't count your chickens before they
are hatched-by the patent incubator.
Love is blind-and unwilling to submit
to an operation. @''
First catch your hare-then cook it with
rich gravy.
M DeSperandum-PERCY WERE.
A romantic young lady, whose mind was
deeply imbued with reading the "Sor-
rows of Werter," and other novels Of the
exquistely sentimental school, approached
a stalwart savage, whose sombrc viSage
indicated suffering of some kind, and ad-
dressed HIM thus: "Why droops the eagle
eye of the forest chief? Is he brooding
over the wrongs of his race! Does the
memory of the red warrior revert to the
past, when his proud ancestors roamed
through the mighty forests and enjoyed
the primeval glories Of nature now SO
sadly marred by the axe and pillow of the
unsympathising rustic" The answer of
the forest chief, with the dropping eagle
eye, was little startling to her refined
sensibility: emo! white man glib IDjun
too much whisky. Injun big drunk last
night; Injun sick; bye-bye Injun puke ;
Injun well again-ugh ~
The midnight Albany train, few weeks
since, left load of passengers at western
Massachusetts town. Among the number
was nervous, tidgety old man, who was
In great stew about his baggage. His
foot had hardly touched the platform when
he commenced DIGGING the baggage master
for his baggage. Finally, after being repeat
edly dunned for the baggage before he
had time to get it from the bottom Of the
huge pile, the baggage master turned 10
the man aud thus addressed him: Mister,
IFS pity that y0u wasn't born an elephant
instead Of jackass, aud thin ye'd have
had yer trunk always under yer nose"
There are twenty millions of people in
the North. If each one Of these would de-
stroy five-cent currency note daily it
would amount to million of dollars in Q
day towards the removal Of the national
debt, If this were done every day for a
year it would diminish the debt by three
hundred and sixty-fiye millions of dollars
yearly, which is more than the whole In
ternal revenue produces. We know q
man who thinks II Is his duty TO burn a
five-cent bill every day on this account.
It Is less than the tar on glass Of whisky.
NeD York Post. ~ 7afa 30 -
A western farmer being obliged to sell q
yoke of oxen to pay bis hired man, told
him he could not Keep him any longer. &
a"Why," said the man, "I'll stay and
take some of your cows In place Of moneys
u" But what shall do" said the farmer,
when my cows and oxen are ell gone f'
y. WY. Y by yop Ssa ,,Asa york fslns ana
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LA "a ssg sE AS

GREAT SHORT ROUTE To THE
R R aSKEhP RsDERIcksBusG AID p6roal e
RAILROAD, CARRYlHG THa UNITED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAILY ELEGANT CARS WITH
NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS, ON ALL
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
REDUCED THROUGH PARES-The only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond To the cities
North, Esst, and West.
Trains on this road are now run as FOLLOWS: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TEAM leaves Rich niond
daily atSsoA 4, arriving ~ Warrington Al 50
p N !, connecting with the EARLY AFTERNOON
EXPRESS TEAMS for tho MOTH, EAST. and
The NIGHT THgOUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRS sttaehed. I.syet Richmond daily 81 ii Is
p. M, arriving In Washingtos At o 20 A. III con.
Meeting with the EARLY MORNING TRAINS for
the NORTH, EAST. and WEST. NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local sI.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily tsundsys
sxcsplsdl at SIS p. H., arriving In Frederen'
burg att p NJ
ThR0UGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and all the prin
sipal citiss In thu WsEt.
For further Information and throash tisk.I
apply st the ofsce Of the Company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, shockos Hill.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
sssusL RUTs. Superintendent. NOS
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A work on Mental Arithmetic, recently
published at the South, contains this
touching problem: 8" Seven Confederate
soldiers captured twenty-onc Yankees and
divided them equally between them; how
many did each haveH A more truthful
version in the fight of Andersonville, Fort
Pillow, ETC., would be, "Twenty-one Con
federate soldiers captured seven Yankees
and divided them equally between them
how much did each have '"-Radiccl paper
EPIGRAM.-
How brave soldier Butler was,
Let this one fact reveal,
That even silver Spoons and forks
Were worthy OF his Sttm.
[Nsto Hren Register
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Rock HAVEN. MEADE CocyrY, KY.,l


VLIOUEr y, KoVg.
Mr.. Ed,odrd Wilder, Louisville, KY:
Dear Sir,-I taxa plcasura In saying that was
suffering from Ague aud Fever or Chills and Re.
yer, for several months, when ! was advised by
friend 70 try your famous Stomach Bitters and AZ
ter using TWO bottles am entirely restored IL not
only imparts new vigor, but II IL truly the bes
strengthening and appetizing tonic, At the same
time pleasant 10 the taste, have ev known used
or afforded 10 the public; and ! would lay 10 al
those similarly AFFLICTED that II they wond he cured
and have the disc 80 thoroughly sradiested froH
the system. 10 use your Bitefs, and be convinced
Of their wonderful medic inAi power and virtue.
remain yours respectfully,
p. p. hewitt.
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kr. Ed,nnrd Wilder. CITY:

Er. EiBord Wilder. City:
HDear Shiny wife and child have been suffering
Tor .evafal months from indigestion. Ny wife,
seeing your advertisement requested me to bring
her bottle of your Stomach Biters, which did |;
and on her using one bottle am mora than happy
to state that my child, now four months old, who
has not had a voluntary action since SIS birth, Is
entirely restored and my wife is eujoying the best
OF health. and Is now wholly unwilling 20 be with
ont bott. Of your Bitter In the house, a. she
says il il the most strengthening and appetiziug
tonic that be used, AID that no house ought 10
be without IL and I feel II dn- to the public 10
make known the wonderful good 10 has performed
in my household. and most heartily recommend its
use IN every family.
remain yours respectfully,
7. 81 SWAMI,
Of Craig, Truman 4 Co., .is MAR street.
Lottispilke, October %, lsss.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
STOMACH BITE RS.
Read the following home evidence Of its medicinal
virtue, and try it in your own family circle:
Mr.. Ei,gdri Wilder, Titu.

Kr Eiwdrd Wilder, City:
Dear Sir,-I have examined your Stomach Bitters
carefully and found IL what you represent II TO
be- Tho high order which the ingredients going
into II take in tia Mat.ris dcd'ca "a well az the
most happy pr0portioned combination Of SUBJ
stances ma ke your Biters far Snprror to any SINH
lar preparation in the country. The fact that yea
use only the purest bourbon whisky must necessa-
rly recommend your Bittors In another point, es-
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are taken into consideration. | was well pleased
TO see in your establishment the process Of mann
featuring your BiuerS carried on by way OF dis
placement which not only gives you a better pro-
duet but lso recomme nds Itself by clearer opera.
ton. EMIL schEffER.
Apoth ecary and Che mist,
Louisville, September %, 1885.
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DICH MOND AND DANvlLLE
IL, URoaD-CHANGs OF sCHEpULs
on and after MONDAY, November ., rso, the
TRAINS on this road will be run - fo'iows:
LYECHBURG AND DANyILLB AND WAY AC-
COMMODATIOs PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily tsxcept Sunday ~
Arrive AZ Danvills at. = -
Leave DsnvilIs daily Except Sunday, "a NJ
at...........,...,,......... .'''.'.'.'.'''''.
Arrive at Richmond at...,. ..........''.'''nE NJ
Passenger, for FsrmvilIe, Lynchburg,. Knox.
Vile MELVILLE, Memphis, New Orleans, &c, pta
LynchbuTQ and for all way sta ions on the routn-
side railroad, will Ike thistra
This train stops " all vay-st2uons ost"sen
Richmond and Banville.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN COMO west,
Le...s Richmond daily Ammonium. Ito
Arrives 1t Danyilie at.......,.,........,.s@ n
Arrives at Greensboro st..,............2 ~ ".
Stopping to PIT down passengers ouiy 81 'o.l'
field Puwhatsn, hAttoax, Chula, htnellr Court
house. Jstersyille, Burkevilie, heherin, keys.
Vile Drsks's Branch, Roanoke Boston, News
Ferry Barkardale, Ringgold, Danrills, ana sta.
lions vest Of Danville.
COMO EAST.
Leaves GEs5nboro sl......,.....,,,'''' i.s' =. "a
Arrives ~ DGnyills st.....,........,,..t " r. a.
Arrives ~ Richmond at..........,.......HI N.
stopping only at RaidsEilie, Euidn,s, PsihEm
Dauviils, RiEsSold, Bo.ton, Roanoke, Drskss
Branch. Meherrin, and Chuia.
Passengers from Riehmond for all stations west
OF Danvills, Charlotte, Columbia, AuguEt4, Us.
con, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, and
THOMAS DODAABAD.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.. October Il, 1888.

LoUIsvILLE, KY.. October Il, ISIS.
To &. Wilder. Esq. City:.
was a good deal afflicted with Indigestion and
occasional attacks Of Dyspepsia, Was advised L
use your Bittsrs 4 scarcely used one bottle whsr
felt relief and from the OF the Bittsrs. though
nearly sixty seven years OF age, feel the same en-
ergy and vivacity and cheerful spirits Of . boy a.
twenty fve. Your Btters are a pleasant tonic ant
cordial, and ~ they are prepared with pur~ ingre
dients and good old Bourbon whisky. can safely
endorse their u,s 10 all afflicted as was. would
say To snch persons, keep your mind easy, YOU
bowels open, your head cool, your feet warm and
uss Wilder's Bitters, and never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, &c. BUCKLES.
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TIRGJNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v CHANGE OF aCHEDULR,--on and aft,r
January l. 1851, tho DAY PAsSbNGth nkhM
FOR Staunton and Jscksnn's river VIII ieaVcDAiLi
lSrndays exceptsdi ~ 1850 A. ". -,
0AYIiiHT pass ENG bR TRAIN for Gordonsvills,
connectn4 with trains on tho Orange and Alsxan-
drta railroad north AID south, seven times week,
will leave at 1880 p. NJ.
The a &C mmodstion Ira Is discounted.
TICKETS sold 10 Lynch burg ana al prins.nai
points In the Southwest; also, 10 Lexington, WIN
chester. and other points In The valley
Freight recAIpted through 10 all points on me
orang. and Aiexandriz and the Virginia and Ten
nsssss railroads, ,,our
This FREIGHT TRAIN connects with the NIGHT
TRAIN AT 8ordonsyilie on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, and by 1t passengers
'An teAsn - H. d. wHITCoMB,
d.,o General Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
December I'd, 1888.
4 ~ NE lE 80;

TAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
Il RICHMOND AND LYHCHBuRG The Viz
1Inta Csntrsl ard Orange and Alexandra r.il.
Sod. bsya arranged a schedule for . DAILY
FREIGHT TEAM BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
LYNCHBrRG Goods leaving Richmond At A.
reach Lynchburg same night. Goods leaving
Lynchburg atTP. N rssch Richmond next day at
a. ". D wHITCoMB.
as General Superintendent.
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nwill cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and all species Of INDIGESTION, INrERMiT-
TENT FEVER, and FEvER and A6UE, and all Pc
riodical diseases a..t - I
will give immediate reliefin COLO and FLuA.
1t will cure CosTlvBxEsS. ttt ~
Its mild and doIigh Iful invisorant for delicate
females. a e.as.
IT'S safe ANTI. BILIOUS Alternative and
TONIC for family purposes. a.,
II 10 powerful reeurersnt afer the frame has
been dsbiiitated and reduced BY sickness.
nis an elegant appetizer a. we'll ~ strengthened
OF the digestive forces. a4t.
II 4, desirable alike a. corrective and m!le ca
thAPtic.
Ills being daily used end pssseribsd BY all ply
ssisns, q The fogmals vll Be hssdsd "a any rsss-
lar graduate. .ss2as 1eVA1l WILDER,
dsf-soA Sole proprietor, Losisvills, ~.
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tbs shove complaints. u IL partcu'sfiy yesoh
"nde., 70 ladies and Children TO be had OF drnT
gir,- and couniry mer -enttIl.ss.:----g =
YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS are
n the mos, perfect Pursa'nys ws'sn we ,st sssn
40 sg snybody Their effects have abundantly
snowo Ia The community how much insy excl IN
o,s.asn, ,otsts. but powerful TO cure Their r..
psirsiinu propert,.s stimulate the vitsi sonyuss
OF the body, remove the obstrnctions o. ~ n,s.
puTty 'h o, S Soaor s" whsh breed and DIS
temper stimulate sluggish OF disosuh saifhy
ths,r ns,urs acton sss .:s saa s9sss Not
But fa aso diseases
%s,,s ,ss s p,GG IN Sinssd doses s and
beat ' physic tsst Gan be employed for children
Being sugsr.sostsd t5sy are psSf rss rom any
flax Of harm. Cures Rave been made which sur;
pass belief were they not substantiated ~ men .,
inch sSasa S 81 sn Many
men and physicians hays lent their names 70 Ger.
tify to the public the rshabiiiy OF gu, M ,hei,
Conviction that our preparations contribute I'M
%snseiy TO the relief Of afflicted. suffering fell
The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis our american Almanac, containing direc.
lions for the aud certificates OF thew oufes OF
nc sa ,os Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn. Headache arising from foul
stomach Nausea, indigestion, d. Ofolo ibac,.on ~
the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom, Flata.
lency Loss Of Appetite al dsssiso T by
the blood and stimulating the system, cure man.
complaints which 1t would not b, :uPPs9,s.ed shey
Ssnralgja and Nervous Irritability Derangemsnts
OF the liver and kidneys, Gout, aud other kindred
complaints arising from 8 low state Of the oody, or
obstruction Of its functions.
DO not De put of by unprincip!ed dealers Win
other preparations which they make more p5T1tn s
on. Demand AYERS and take no others ne
alex want the best aid there 10 for them, and they
Prepar-d by DR.. J. C. AVER 4 Co., Lowell Mass
and sold by dealers every where. De Ill
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MORE FRESH ROLL BuTTER. just
HA 'ffon he nsvntsinf, rsssiysd spa Sofssis"
~ u SsosS ssss