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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-05

rNyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REMOVED TO
the Once formerly occupied hy Snm'l Dbh,c.
ESD (NEAELI OPPOSITE HIS OLD STAND,)
will he glad 10 see his old Micnla and customers.
E.i: Particular attention la;d 70 cutting ior the
c0iintry. JAMES JONES'
scih ,! II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-05
TN EQUITY,
MHURG DISTRICT.

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-05

ton, ,andathc grounds, and all proofs relating
thereto, to these Headquarters.
BY Command of Brcvct Major cncral Ep.SR
S. CANDY
LOUSY. CAHIARC.
Aidc-dc Camp, A. a. A. Gcn'l.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
auriiou 6aIss Of Real Gsidie.
w. H. mmLEA Auctoneer
DY JOHNSON, MILLER g. HALL,
1D AUCTI0NEBRS AND
No rs : slsslu.T., Z . cor CEpAa.sr.. Nsw.Yosx.

No % hAssAu-sr., UEDAR'sT., NEw'IoRN
onaes an Ftuns bought sold rented
changed Loans negotiated Auction Sales Of socks Furniture Mds nc
TUESDAY, April 20, at II o'clock,
At the Brhsnge sAesroOn No III Broadway y tho following val
uabc DusneSs Property Wohst, opposite H. B Ca1n CO.
IS woTrlsT brick building y A. n Ti5i store on
is focr ;tcnements aboYej lot IL H. q In no n Gin
No 81 WORTHSrstory hck building e56 store l'i door,
above Also, 3Sto brick bang the 2SIs o
2ITO6.
The plots ~ 6inehes In width Woshs and 20 n in
IN depth, Tannng through 10 alley on the 49,
This will afford capitalists opportunity 20 purchase at public
the valuable o business property the city OF
New-ioik SJ0o0J may remain on mortgage for l0 years
Maps and psrtcularsat the oSce ef The Aucloneer.
No 1875 lORKSr-vauabla Business Stand NsvyYs en-
trance story and attic House Sh5 With brick extension S0A
Now used wine and liquor and bowling saloon Gas water
Immediate possessioni gool order, terms easy.
Also the vausbe North Sscondt side bet Second
and Trls Wlhambuph Large 3soy House good order just
painted containing 10 beside basement and cellar water and
other convnenee oass 2i35 lot 2xSl S2oo remain on
mort
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
ARaIAS II MgLLEs. Auc.ioossr

ADRIAN IT. MULLER. Auctl0oeer -.
CONTINUATION SALE of the BALANCE
" Of the 30 LOTS ofthe BoGGS ESTATE ADRIAN MulBk
T. r. WILKINS Co, will sell at auction FRIDAY April ~ 1907
At O'Clock tho Brchange sasoom Ill Broadway the bapee
the 100 lots ofhe BOGGS ESTATE beng the entire portion lying
othe Eyenh comprising the entire fonts on both SIDES OF
Seveuseeord and Scent <rdss together WIN the valuable
Aucioueer N,53D
ID i. BRUNDAGE, AuctiOneer--Under the
Aes direction Of John Jeuos Referee Partition will SELL on
SATURDAY. April a. 1861 at 10 o'clock on the premises At Nil
Of ye whester County the RIAL ESTATE Of John
deceased containing II of land onllg Milton
ahor With water prnges within ~ miles Of Rye Depot ~
H. H. steamboat landing. the premises
are two dwellings barn. and several Gne building s commanding
splspdid We've VI loBg lslErd essBd
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
90 Eei.

90 fei.
AZ ELlMABETH, JmIo %, LEm ,r. sevefn 90. aTai
House With acres of ground weLfutd o aas9m Fur
nshed Houses o and Il mouths b J. MEkAEh No ~ bIoAast
Elizabeth, NJ j.
A II Y0NKERS.-If you want TO HIKE
"a furnished HOUSE, puhase property IN lons-r' e'o si
JAMES Y0uMAkS No. Doekst Two unufnAhed-"hs Win ok
acres fruit, stable &c.
At No. 90 PARK ROW the spacious BUILD
IA ING opposite Posoee se 20 Lhi ts,ea Ao honuas
OF two streets. BRLWeIhh. No. % 30 btosasAy -
A TWO-STORY and Attic HOUSE in Perry
N st. to LEF rent i 0 to party willing 20 buy from 81 800 to
worth Of AMI vey e used Inrc OF
BLANciiBT NJ ?si slsba,s before 10 0'eloel NJ AID alter
is'eloei y N
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Clin Real Geta!c for Sale.
Drooklnn Real getalc for Galc.

DOR SALE CHEAP-A Very Superior New
II Double HOUSE squsre and Lots gh superior location
or Mdde near Hnha,e brooklyn. $500 ouse cost M moI)
X H. MARITIME SrhAye Aud Thirty secondt j. MAkllNb, No.
9n West Twenty eiehthst
EOR SALE, in Brooklyn, four of the row OF
IL new two story. ard suhcear. lhladeptis bnrs
Houses siop with all the modern Ina
proven convenient distance % the rue and near three ear
routes Inquire the balg Ia Defgtnst, between
Smith and llortsls, BrOoAl,n
HOUSE for SALE-Three-story basement
Il and abctar hrk HOUSE, No Sahst, beisten SoHih
figlb a1 south Hnb Wilmsbargh ucsv Asd IN tIi ie
-, e., Ina',Ts an H. ,rsu.,e. JOHN MURPHY.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Geaehers.


"a MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1856,
~ 5 reliable Educstiona Bureau
For supplying Schools and falniies with Teseheti
eseLting Teachers Who seek positions,
Tor gvng Parents information Of good schools.
me Rev Ebcu Sesrrs Albany Female Academy. ~ T.
Having tried School Inst regard most desIAb
medium supplying schools senaes With tie best ace and
for wequGGed teachers wbo N employment Al ser
ing teachers viii End wide Tor selection With assurance h'i 10
stating and qas6c ons there no hgMhug and there can
no viii hud situations for which they % Other
Wise eeE 10 vain The highly respectable character Of those Who
duct the IuEtuie affords sufficient oi fair dealing
sIvlAining plan and sent when applied for
J. W. SCnERMERHORN, A. ". Aetu'rv,
No 80 BToome-st Que block b. Of Broadway Ne~-lof
YNEACHERS WANTED in Ohio, KY, Tenn,
Md Va Mich. H., Pa. No. Iowa and other States All muia-
b Address
"SATI0YkI TEACHERS INSTITUTE AND AMIR. B6uCA-
TIOSAL UNION No. s3s Broadway y. Y"
THREE YOUNG LADIES, qualified 10
TEACH the Rngsh branches Drawing Painting, French sni
Music SITUATIONS, either IN schools nilc. Ssanes
Call address TEACHERS AZ PoweGs Hotel Park
ros beeween u and o'clock m, for 2 days
VYTANTED-A MALE TEACHER to take
w charge higher arnant Of District School IN The
Monroe Orange n Apply personally or address TIL
SCHOOL DIST. No. i, above.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Gunner Retreats.

BOARD and INSTRUCTION, with the care
AD and attention Of home obtained r three four elhfen
u 0fage, for the Snmme year Ia private anl
living h beautiful village Connecticut Tor particulars sppp 70
HENRY REEVE, ESQ, Office Canal ani Centre s's
pERGEN HILL.-A few single gentlemen, or
- tFo gentlemen and their wives et BOARD with aAy
n. j. bali hour from jersey City ferry by boTse cars 10
cation pleasanest sId highest part the ILL Address H. C. NJ No.
26 Water-st eityi or llud'M Cts P. on J.
COUNTRY B0ARD.-DelightiTii, HOARQ az
~ lndeli Cold Spring, IN the II shlards Hnly
OF the Hudson unsurassd ten minutes depot and steamboat
landng spacious extensive grounds well fne drives
near ssam ferry 10 West Point Apply premises. RIO
(Sl7) HOMER MORGAN. No 2 Pnest
GUNNER BOARDING, excellent and desla-
- ble country Gap be obtained
BY addressing WM. F1NDLBY BUSH, StToudsbuTg Pa
NNINDEMERE HOUSE-GTeenwOOd Lake,
w Monroe Orange County with view to the aceommOds
pac giving housekeeping the above house will e eopened
on the 1st OF May Address NJ. p. BROWNING Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Ueniistrp.

HALF PRICE.-TEETH SAVED, TEETH
ISsEGTED TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT rAlS. With ~
NARCOTIC SRAY. Alto NITROUS OAlDh sdninrterc IN the
MOST APPROVED nahaef. by Dg PRANKLlS SPRoUEL Den
lists No u Bi5s House u NEtlst snd fhiriare
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

EOR SALE at Newark. n. IA 3-story ex-
HOUSE Il rooms modern perfect order,
~ 'F' JOHNSON HOUGHTOs Newark
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Al AKBLE QUARRY for SALE,

II mile, south Brandon vig. and within 50 rods Of the
Rutland aud Burlington RAilIosd - -.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
A FURNISHED
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
TO LET FOR THE SUMMER.

family goVs to Europe May %, viii let their COUNTRY HOME
STEAD for the Summer to desirable party Ample gaias ready
planted fruit greenhouse barn private gymnasium and seOrOOm
and excellent private bowling alley for exercise For par
teu, inquire Of ORANGE JUDD, Editor u Amenc.n Aguur
Yo x Pnrk-row.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

nENCEs New Brunswick n lot o5Il2o with rut house,
tWostory cellar with addition l5i2O ID
house i've minutes ifolnd depot. ~ rrns daily.
Own No Braaduav,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

EOR SALE--At a BARGAIN, FARM of 35
depot miles from Nesfork, y TO - Acres
stocked also .pnrg brook timber land aud beautiful prot,
peci. g. IT, OLIVER No. BtskmAu.st
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

EOR SALE-Ninoty acres of first quality
Craberry LAND COUNTY N j. ~ lots TO suit purchasers
partly Uih vines Address H. b. BEiGLB,
Aarni Hrrk n i
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

EOR SALE-A very cOmmOdiOus and finely
arranged HOUSE with stable and Uther outbudIg and acres
Of Land with Of fruit situated and IN plain view of the
Long Island Sound minutes walk nom Tho
HevYo and Haven and hsugAuk Railroad depo stIasa
residence the cannot be surpsed The
Of tie best and the locality healthy Inquire Of
J. 4 q. A STAPLES, No. II Bridgeport. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

EOR SALE-A pretty little PLACE, of about
the village q Sedn. ~ lss Long lsand
garden saf yLsrsr Of
grape 10 besrng enough so good and
place healthy With an nee ene,s hssd price
Indnre of S JAMES STEAvINS No i9J Broomes IT, Aes
York Mr. EFFOkDS, or the place Take morning tram TO WAveeJ
.fnfion ,faye etot the 0ooF
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
Countrn ReaI estate for Sale.

ATORANGF. N.J-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ and PAgNS great variety beautifully situated. ont hour o
ff SALE low Also Country seats and e1se. 70 LII for
Ls .sa.ou OF res BLACKWELL SMITH No - william a.
KexNork sio II Orange cornsr Main AMI Conrf' oo
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for SALE-At
Tvtox doulle HOUSE, plclssuy ati ies minutes VAN
e n, Isp; trees; Lol contains II vel
bui: pIovuis vaier stationery ske
Apuly 70 VIZ 4. CFOCKER 10. 20 Brosissy,
oYa Rli'ruai Befo' Tam oSn
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

EOR SALE--At Nyack on the Hudson, q
Il COTTAGE HOUsE with fve acre.. address Wh. X.
WHITE, Nysck, or g. II RUTHERFORD, No. % wllamst
HOTEL FOR SAI.E.-Tlis Property is very
elgby located Of the foltAng village Ia Western
New YnrE only place ali adapted for hotel
bdt the best materials the best In the place
For all could doing pIohAble
which be largely increased Must he sold 10 close IN es
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
4 CHEAP HOME ut ELIZABETH, n. j.
NOR SALE-Ny pIncc on the OLD RALEIGH

ROAD known A. the tAnlOIC PAEa miles from hsnrL'
coutanhg ilCi 80 cleared AL roh bo of'e snppAe
neyerf.ug spTls thrnsgh Ga fh eastern - ridge
Nth oaks aud AG0ug spEi tan sLi trW u ue
snd osiera Here also beaHtfi ate m oosEe OF an 'es9snJ
NJ. pisrr hssfhv goe hohei att haN ~ di'fl re-
ou err lri protiab inrmeri snl Tor lac
fsreu. dsnes Srd Mh. s 'ooa BE- iuosf ne
soo,I pce go eah hsud per Bg'llg
ts usp sold for 900 g. +h1 II not sod
by MAJ Offered b. the hsh buAera 1ius IN
-a-.-u.- N. A-.r-.. n- q AAlMkL M.n.Ll. Lr...
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26

NEW ROCHELLE RESIDENCE-GeDteel To-
~ cation House IS rooms aud separsi,
stable Tss lawn aoble elm trees minutes from depot Furnished
LRhkk BsI No LON IP ROBINSON. New RocleLe
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17
: BUILDING MATERIAL.
Established 1895.

ESTABLISHED 1899
LumbeI-yard and Builders Warer ooms
.--Doos, sash and Venetian shutter
Hc'ors i1 HIGH t M
(AUR FACTORY is go BY $50 FEET, 4
~ stories high. We manufacture and keep
constantly on hand, Panel doors, Sash, Inside
and Outside Venetian Pivot and Panel Shut
tiers, Mantels, Door and Window Frames, Base
Pilasters, Misunderstanding, White and Yellow
Pine Flooring, Shelving for Stores, Planned
Boards, and holdings of various patterns, suit
able for the, finish of frame or brick houses OF
every description. All kinds of Stairs, with
Mahogany or Cherry Rail and Newell. Sash,
painted and glazed constantly on hand. i5li
In the LUMBER YARD connected with this
establishment, we have an extensive assert.
ment Of Lumber for building purposes. Or!
ders filed for Boards Plank, shaved and saw
ed Shingles, Joist, Bath Framing and Cornice
Timber of every description. Also, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Nails, Locks, Hinges md Screws.
Persons about to erect or make alterations in
their buildings or stores, In city or country, can
be supplied with all the carpenters work ready.
made, of seasoned Lumber. If they will fur
nish us with a bill of items, giving size and
quality, we will send them the cost by return
mail. 7ssa 4Hia-t
Reference given in any neighborhood, if de-
sired. .I..-
Our Book on Building, containing 1872 illus
trations of dwellings, churches, colleges, stores,
molding, architraves base, cornices, stairs, &c,
and much valuable Information OH building,
will be sent free Of postage on the receipt Of
so cents. april 19-w1m&doaw.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17

As this is really A Specific FOR WORMS, and
the best and most paiatable form to give to
children, Il is not surprising that Il is fast
taking the place Of all other preparations for
child will take IT,
JAMES RUDOLF q co.,
-'@ iii.A 1e ;.e ~ Proprietors.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17

ONIRCULARs OF EVERY DEsCRfPTI0
Opfintsd a sh0rt u0aus q ehil 0mes.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17

NEWELL1s Screw,
INGERSOLHs, Portable,
HOT9-A eBoyEsdol Zoo
BULLoCK'S Port.
L We haze a combination Of Pitts 4-horse
power Emery Cotton Gin and Condenser and
Grove Press, which wiz effect the ginning Of
crop without . Clubhouse. Cotton can be
ginned In the field as readily as grain can be
trashed, and the complement Of machinery we
have ARRANGED, will effect this.
This we have COTTON up because Of the wide.
spread destruction Of Gin Houses and the ma
cessIty Of aportable set Of Ginning and Press
ing Machinery. .,.'.
nE Steam Power, A 10 S-horse, can be subst-
tuted for the horse power mentioned above, AZ
an additional cost. 81
~, = aaFls i,... - IS sh.ari.eI tls 4
10 GIE EFTE
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Hall a speer Flows, 49,
John Hall Flows, tl-h ltFl
spratt, Jones q Co.'S PIsws,
Bidwell PlOws,
James h Hall a Co.. PlOvs
Avery Flows. ~
.I l.en.zI - Peoria Plows,
Cotton Sweeps ana sorapers. : -,
Mowers. Rsapers, Thrazbers.
STAFFORD CULTIvAToR,
ment Of the sge-ths work On four ~.
men and four mules cone BY one
boy and two mules.
The past SEASONS eultivstihg has proved its
perfect success In Mississippi and LouiS-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17

900 annually, he bhonld be treated as a com
mercial broker or d dealer, as the case may
be. .rD n v-rF.sz 81
Is. Peddlers may buy up produce to sell
again as peddlers without liability as pro
dnee brokers. Produce brokers cannot ped
die produce from house TO house without in,
curing liability as peddlers. TX. ,;e .s4sft.,l
16. Original or unbrOken packages OF
pieces, as referred to in paragraph 80 of sec
ton 79, are held to be packages or pieces
sold Just as they come from the manufacture
er. wholesale dealer or importer, without
being broken or divided. igIf1tE
IL Brewers and rectifiers may sell their
liquors at the brewery or place of rectifca-
tiOn in large or small quantities, either to be
drunk on the premises or not without pay
ment ofother special tax. Brewers aud rec
orders previously received 10 their regular
customers about the country without pay
ment of special tax as peddlers.
1S. Farmers and others who frequently
furnish food and lodgings 10 travellers for
pay should be taxed as hotel keepers. Yet
an occasiOnafa act Of that kind should not Be
construed Is rendering any person liable 10
such tax.
10. Persons engaged in the business. of pre-
pairing legal papers In support Of claims,
against the general government, who do bot
present the claims personally OF By letter
before the departments, should be taxed as
couveyancers, unless paying special tax as
lawyers or special agents- tlt
% Persons whose business 10 Is to aell
patent rights sh0old pay tax as patent right
dealers, even though they sell only pafent
rights for their own Inventions Assessors
will observe that q patent right dealer IL
subject 70 . different special tax from that
of patent agent.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17
So -s.s.r
HURLEY'S
STOMACHIC BITTERS.
ai ifasf o. q gu FT7--- - -'I s-.. t ief
For .rt,..-s
Debility,
LOSS Of Appe-
- ~ Ute, Weakness, m ln- !

digestion, or Dyspepsia, I'd. .-ar,
Want OF Action OF the Liver,
OR DIs0RDERED STOMACH, o.
There are no Bifteys that Cas- Compare tptfk
these in removing these distressing complaints
For sale or can be had at aAy drug store in the
United States, or from the proprieto.s al Lou
isville Kentucky, to whom All orders should be
addressed. JAMES RUDDLE q co.
H. .rHn - raerr -
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17
LOUISVILLE, aKY,aII

ib pfYptpt A4if4Ii
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iji Ynogifa ipl#H j htG biiGi
English Horse 'l Liniment.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22

HD- Selling goods at low prices is
one thing, and blowing and gassing in
the newspapers is another. The citi-
zens of Evansville, who bought shoes
Of JOHN RAscH years before the
late mushroom shoe-shops we're i'm
ported here from the East, KNOW
that he is not one of those alluded to
in late advertisement in the JOUR-
NAL as selling goods to poor people at
more than their value. The owners
or hard learned money" will consult
their own interests by buying their
Boots aud Shoes of JOHN RAsCH, No.
s North Second Street. He has the
latest and newest stock in Evans
vile, and will undersell any Main
Street house on every article. Come
and see. iune21 DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22
CITY NEWS.
Evansville, Henderson & Nashville
Railroad Meeting at Mozart
Hall, New Metropolitan,

On this SATURDAY EVENING,
JUNE 22nd, at 8 o'clock P. NJ, will
be held a citizens meeting, to discuss
the question of taking Stock, by the
City, in the E., Fl. & N. R. r., on the
conditions ordered by the Mayor and
Council, to be voted on.
Gen. Shaekelford. j. j. Chandler,
Thos. E. Garvin, A. T. Whittlesy.
Col. Cheatam, of Nashville, President
of the Edgefeld & Kentucky Rail-
road, j. Ingle, Jr.. and others will
deliver very short addresses. The
Crescent City Band will enliven the
meeting with its best music.
Evansville, june I'D, 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
EVANSVILLE, June 81, 1857.

LtAEcf AA<LEs ahC 81 4C'ss
The City Council met In extra ses-
sion. Present His Honor, Mayor
Baker and all the members of the
Council, the Clerk being absent.
1t was agreed that the connection of
the sewer under Canal Street be made
under the supervision of w. |. Z.
Mills.
The time of receiving bids on the
short sewers--from the foot of Main
Street to the river, and from the foot
of Leet Street to the river-was ex-
tended till Monday evening next; also,
the time for opening the bids for
graveliDg streets, was extended till
the same time.
A bill was presented from the
steamer Argonaut No. 2. for "a 30,
for excessive wharfage paid at the city
wharf Laid over for investigation.
The Council again resolved itself
into Board Of Equalization, and
proceeded to discuss the value of lots
on Main Street. The discussion was
interesting and somewhat excited.
After lengthy discussion, the val
uation was fixed at 5000 per foot
front. from the alley below the Ev-
ansville National Bank to the alley
midway between I'd and Sd Streats,
by majority of one vote. and tie fifth
vote was drawn out by the hardest
four members standing out for high
er price. ttft
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22

ADDENDA In our notice of the
concert of Thursday night, we mad
vertently neglected to mention that
our talented young townsman, Col.
C. X. Drew, acted as Musical Director,
acquitting himself with signal ability.
Prof. Russell, who had trained the
choir and brought them to their pres
ent high state of proficiency, was un-
fortunately indisposed, and necessa-
rily absent until it was too late to
cf4iciatc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-22
No Name.

72RzssS many people suffer from they
Azs8SF asa what. They are not sick-they
sszszn1s gall. There Is no name for it. 1t
sMz&zEEzy Weakness breaking down of
ezha-stnl Sorces. Whatever its causes land
skx7 <zs innumerable). its symptoms are
ia. &xT IA &in the same. Among the most
-2ssenks1s1t are extreme fassitude, loss of
xpeznss -, loss of flesh, and great mental
aE1Esszaou- Indigestion and a Stomach
11sxss ass also frequently concomitants of
mn. k5ss gessing state of body and mind.
szxn- xvxaz1on remark in relation to per-
1naD II such condition Is, that they are
zzEz xzEsptive. Now, what these unfortu-
E1s12 rsally want is Ui0or, UttaI strength :
4x9- - certainly as dawn succeeds dark
1mmk 1hey can recuperase their systems
80 1gein perfect health by. resorting TO
1H<FY EFT E RS celebrated STOMACH
5<xzza213. It is as clear that a Hfe-reviv-
s14t1n24Eis required IN such cases as that
znD s4nHg tame OF an empty lamp requires
zDn<x 1y1ved with new supply OF oil.
zBxfnx3y pure and innocuous, containing
s&uGkzkr1G but the most genial vegetable ex-
innsbL ana combining the three grand ele-
nuszoz . stomachic, an Alternative, and a
xpIxknn 1zrxi Borant. Ho>tetter's Bitters are
21nn sHzk 10 all constitutions, and are as APP
MS1enk3S1s 10 the diseases and disabilities Of
4ugssr3bker sex as to those OF men.