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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13
VRLAL LLST-DECEKBER TERN, ISC

-CRLlL LLST-DECEEBER TERN, 1867.
Isaac Dotie;ger vs.. Samuel Tage ct nj.
The Borough OF Patterson vs.. Jas. North,
Treasurer Of the Bounty Fund.
james K. Morrison, Admir-, vs.. Edward
Bergman, with notice to Terre Tenants.
Isaac Bottciger vs.. Samuel Page.
bearing & Foiz, for US OF Ezr, d. Parker,
vs. Columbia Insurance Company.
James Watts VS.. George Iiutchison-
Right Rev James T, Woods, Executor of
Henry Felix, decd, VS.. Otto Albrecht Her
man Albrecht.
George Bowers vs.. Ernest 3ipple and Alex.
McKillors.
John P. Thompson and George Maus, part
ners. &c, for the use of Sarah Ann Thomp
son, Assignee of said John P. Thompson, VS..
Lewis Il. Maus.
E.R. Allen. for use of W. W. Creighton,
VS. J. l. bearing, Neal Mccoy and Thomas
McCammon.
Henry Cross and jeremiah Lyons, Assig-
nees Of William Cross, surviving partner OF
Kurtz s Cross VS.. John L. Bears.
Right Rev. James T. Woods, Executor Of
Henry Felix, decd, vs.. Ottz Albrecht and
Herman Albreoht.
GEORGE REYNOLDS, Prothy.
Miffliutowu. Nov. i, ISG7-tc. o.
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why did they not wait until they had a
chance to re5uke him. and tlen do it, and
not pour the vials Of their wrath on the
head Of the brave, exemplary, maimed
soldier.
"Their shame is all the greater for try
:ng TO excuse themselves in this perhdy.
In point of qualifications Captain Wilson
stands incomparably above Mr.. Miller !
in patriotism and devotion to country he
is so far above the Democra: for whom
the Juniata Republicans voted, that it
must be an Insult 10 brave soldier to be
named on the same day with Miller and
yet they voted for This Miller to break
Captain Wilson's neck, in order to crafty
their spite at John j. Patterson.
ave have no apology to offer foT J. j..
Patterson. The Republicans Of Juuiata
county probably have reasons for their
dislike to him, but then he, individually,
is the man for them to vent their spleen
on, and not q meritorious soldier like
Captain Wilson, who, for three years, in
te:posed himself between these men aud
their euemies and returns from the war,
MANNED for life
Their conduct is cowardly, and their
unequaled! The same re-
marks apply to Colonel Robison's case"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13
GRANT AND RETRENCHMENT.

General Grant lis creating gconsternation
in the military department of the gov
ernment by the numerous reforms which
he has ordered The reduction in the
number of clerks and employees Of the
government is so great that the yearly
saving will amount to handsome sum -
This ,eform extends to all portions of the
service, and cuts off many useless expen-
djtures. In public affairs Il is much ea-
sier to increase the number of officers who
may be employed than TO decrease them.
Once a man gets into "a position he be-
gius to consider tha, his place is reces-
-ity, and although it may be altogether
useless, be will resist, as personal wrong,
any attempt to reduce extravaganza SO
that the people shall be hampered with no
greater burdens than they should bear
with ease and justice. Ii requires an of.
icer of independence and s.era resolution
to deal with such eases, and perhaps none
could be found better fitted for tie dis
charge of the delicate and unpleasant du
y than the General-in Chief.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il Il PRIVA TE S Il l. Z.

THE undersigned offers at private sale. his
i farm, situate in Milford township, Juni-
alta county, FIVE miles west Of Mihiin, con-
tanning 100 acres more CT less, about 100
acres cleared and in a good STATE of cultiva-
tion. The Improvements are q good Frame
House, Log Darn ana all other necessary
out buildings, with Stone Spring House, good
Spring Of limestone water convenient 10 house,
with good Apple Orchard and other kinds OF
fruit.
Call on the undersigned residing on the
premises. ALEXANDER McCAIIAN.
Nov Il, lSGT-2m.
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All the above, according to the decision
of woodward, are UNCONSTITUTIONAL,
ana consequently Wegol, nuH and rom !
The figures then, thus far, elect Mr. Rob
ison by 200 over Shugert, and leave Nr.
M'Vit,y only IL votes behind M'In;ile
aud as there is no doubt every deserter in
the district, where Coppcrhead boards
presided, was taken and counted, we be
lieve they alone would be sufficient to
overcome all that could be Brought ior-
ward by the opposition.
"VIyA Ia CONSTITUTION !"
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q IiEhIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry
~ writs of F1eri Facias, issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Juniata county
Pa, and to ne directed, there viii be exposed
to public sale. at ,he Court House in the bor-
ough OF Miti;nrown, on Monday, November
18th, 1857, IT O'Clock ?. NJ, the following
property. 10 Wit:
Tho one un- divided half part Of four Ger
tein Lots of Ground, No. II, IL, Is, "a in
the general plan of the Borough of Niilin-
town, bounded on the north Sy.Bridgo street
en- the cast by front street, on the south by
lot of c. j. Chamberlain, and Oh the west b
the ponasyly y.ai. Canal, with . Brick Store
House and Ware House, Frame House and
Blacksmith shop thereon erected.
ALsc-Ali the right. title and interest Of
Jacob Sulauif in = trac. Of Land in Sim
gut VALLEY" Ferinanagh township. adjoininS z
lands Of Henry Dunn. Jacob Ulsh' lleirs
Henry Sulouff, and others, containing Three
Hundred and Thirty Acrep, more or less, with
4 Dwelling House and BAnk Barn thereon
erected.
ALso-All tie right, title and interest Ct
Jacob SuouH in . tract of Land in Hernau-
agh township. adjoining lands o. Fnoch Horn
ing on the south, Jacob Ulsh's Heirs on the
, east, Henry Dunn on the norm, and the Ju-
nia;l River on the west, with q Dwelling
lou-c and Barn thereon erected, containinE e
Two Hundred aud Twenty Acres, more or
less.
ALso-A Lot of Ground in thr borough Of
MiEiutown. bounded by Second street ~ the
wesi. 10y Cherry street On the north, by an
alley on the cast, and by lot of james Kin
ON the south, with House and Stable there
en- erected.
AIso-A Lot of Ground in the said borough
Of Mia,i;riows:, bounded en- the north by J.
Burchtcld. on the west by an alley, on the
south by lot of ". A. Magonagle and Mrs. Z.
Jacobs, and on the east by Orange street.
AI7o-i Lot Of Ground in the borough OF
Miaiintown. bounded on the north by lot of
!. 8eidler, on the west by the Pennsylvania
Canal, On the south by lot Of William Bell,
on the east hy Main street
ALao-Tbe undivided half OF n tract Of
Land on Shade Mountain, in Fermau2gh
township, adjoining lands of Henry Sulouh
on the south, J. Hover and Brother on the
east, on the Eorth and west by by ( /. Ben
edici, Welsh and others, containing Twelve
Hundred Acres, more or less.
ALsO-A Lot Of Ground in the borough of
Mitiiintown, bounded on the east by Water or
Front street, en- the north by lot of James
HognilG. on the west by Penn'a Canal, OIL
the south by Alexander Speedy.
ALso-A tract of Land in Fermanagh typ,
.!uniata county, adjoining lands of Henry
Damn Oh the south, on the west by Juniatt
River, On the north and east bv L. L. Eene-
dict and Jacob Ulsh's Heirs, containing Three
Hundred and Forty Acres, more or less, with
House and Log Barn thereon erected. Seized,
taken in execution and 10 be sold as the prop
erty of Jacob SulOuf
S &. LOUDON, Sheriff.
Oct. 90. lS67-ts
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Dri toof jake, Gar eC8mS der
"iiuiper."

VTIiE undersign gned is now running the Short
L Market Car formerly run by Hoilobaugh
& Rowel TO this place with every description
of Fresh Fish and Marketing. lie arrives in
Patterson from Philadelphia every Wednes-
day and Friday. Goods hauled for mer-
chants delivered at their stores free of dray-
age. II unable to supply his customers ant
haul The freight BY making one trip per weHk'
be will run two trips per weeF, arriving in
Patterson on Saturday with the second load.
Thankful for past patronage be trusts 20 inert;
a Continuance of ,lia same,
iube =, iS6r.tf J. Z. HOILptAt|F.
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Negro suffrage amendment was defeated.

Negro suffrage amendment was defeated
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov 6 Returns come in
slowly. The indications are that every
official position 10 the State will be filed
by Democrats
NEW JERSEY.
Tho Democrats have carried the State
by small majority
WEST VIRGINIA.
In this State Ike Republicans gain four
members in the House over last year and
two in Senate.
Reaction here, ike gravitation, "turns
the other way"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13

STATEMENTS by certain Chicsgc
journal, made some weeks ago, were SUP
posed TO reflect tie opinions Of the Hon
James +. Wilson, Of Io5a, Chairman ol
the judiciary Committee of the House
Oh the question OF impeachment. Since
the arrival Of that gentleman at Wash
lngton he has seen proper to contradict
this interference. Whether those state.
men;s were unauthorized, or the results OF
the October elections induced the Chair.
man to recant III advance movement, it is
ii!e to spend time in ccnjecturing.
Practically, it does not essentially mat
ter whether Mr.. Wilson is in favor of i'm
peachment OF opposed to it. When the
reports Of the Committee shall be pre-
sentcd the House will determine what it
will Go, no matter which way majority
ct the Committee shall so. If the House
shall judge the evidence t. be such as to
demand impeachment, it will prefer ar
riclcs. If it shall decide otherwise, the
agitation - that end will cease.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13
THE "Democratic" papers advise Gen

THE democratic" papers advise Gen.
Grant not to accept tie Republican nom
iuatlon for the Presidency and kindly
add that that they will defea. him, if he
should run on that ticket Grant never
kept out OF fight for fear of defeat ::
anu never asked his enemies how he should
act. He carried on the war in his own
way. aud without regard to the advice Of
the Rebels, who all the while insisted that
THEY were winning victories. So he will
ao, in po!iticS-in contemp'uous disre-
gard of the opinions and wishes of the
Coppcrheads; whom he detests for their
cowardy desertion Of the country when
it was betrayed into the hands Of traitor
Gus enemies.
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From the Leuisfowa Gazette.
OUR SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

!
/ Our readers will bear witness that We
have generally reirained from urging can
dida:es to contest elections, even when
good cause existed but the conduct of
McIntire and Shueert's friends, tbrous h
their Copperhead organs, is so mean, con
temptible and overtearing, that we feel
constrained to urge the prosecution of a
contest, ard thus test matter to which
we have repeatedly called attention. No,
satisfied with their success 10 Obtaining
certificates by the aid of deserers, BY
bribery, and by involving the Peinsy Iva,
MA Railroad into political difficulties
which it may yet become the duty of \
Legislative Committee to ventila,c, they
are arrogantly charging in advance az
manner Of fraud, corruption, and diSrs
gard Of law on the Republican members
of the Senate of Pennsylvania.
These Copperhead gentlemen all po-
iess to love, revere, and worship the Ccu-
stitution. If they can be believed noue
of them, much as they love power and
money, would even hold an Office in VIC
la,ion thereof; and they are struck with
horror, turn up the whites Of their eyes,
or are lashed to fury when either of thre
twin rebel sheets, Age or Patriot oad
(nton, gulls them with dish Of pie.eld-
ed violations of tha, instrument. Taey
cannot complain then if they get dose
OF "Constitution" Of q compound caihar,ic
nature, are pbysicked according to the
Constitution, and cleansed Of bile and
mucus by that object Of their apparent
idolatry. And TO 60 this, we need not
quote a Republican judge, but viii cite
their own kth and kn-a man after their
own heart, who, during the rebellion de-
clarel that Pennsylvania naturally alfilia-
ted to the rebel S;atcs-thc immaculate
Chief Justice Woodward. Althoug h so!
ders voted under the laws Of peuusylva-
MIA in the war Of 1912, no matter where
stationed although they voted under the
burning sun of Mexico, no one dr4amt oi
depriving a citizen Of his right OF sui
frase because he was serving his country,
until during the rebellion, when, soldiers
not voting for home snakes according to
order, Woodward issued his fat that every
citizen MUST VOTE IN THE ELECTION
DISTRICT WHERE HERESIDES We com
meuted upon this construction at the time,
and pointed out the fact that Granville,
Derry, Oliver and Wayne did not hold
their elections according to this decision
we did the same thing subsequently, but
the Cons,itulion-loviag Democracy paid
90 heed to our admonitions.
The following are the msjoriics fox
Shugert and McIntire, in the district re-
!eired to:
Shugert or N'Titiy MIntire c'r Robson
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NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 6.-Thc re
turns complete and estimated from thirty
eight counties give Democratic gain
over last year, when The Republicans car
ried the State By l2,769 votes. The Dem.
ocra;ic majority in the State will doubt.
less exceed 10000
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN. Nov. 7.-Returns frcm 3lG
towns, comprising nearly the whole State,
give the following result:
Bullock Republcan..... e. ............... 95, 5Sg
Adams, Democrat. Observation-Disclosures. Is, So
Republican majoriiy 26,727
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 6.-The net Dem
ocratic gain in the State, as far as heard
from, is two thousand and four. The Re
publicans claim that Fairc!.ild is elected
by about four Thousand. The Democrats
concede about three thousand. The Dem
ocrats gain six or eight members Of the
Assembly, and three or four Senators.
KANSAS.
The Democrats have made heavy gains
in Kansas, but the Republicans have car
ried the State. The constitutional amend
menrs have been defeated by eight OF ten
thousand MAJ jority.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6,-Scalterins returns
indicate that Marshall, Republican. is
elected Governor b. about 4 $50 majority.
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HErEYFF,s SAL ES.

BY virtue Of sundry wIits of TendfioaI Erponns
issued out of the Court # Common Pleas of Juaaia
county and to me directed will be exposed TO public
sale nj the Court House, in the borongh Of Minlin
town at O'Clock =. NJ. on MONDAY, DECEMBER
I'd. 1866, the following property, to wit:
Tract of Land situate in Milford township. con-
tanning 100 Acres, more or less adjoining lands
of john Mooney, John Woodward and John Rolf
son. with Frame Dwelling House and Log stable
be sold as the property Of John II. BARLEY.
ALSO,
\ Trac; of Land situate IL Greenwood township.
adjoining LANDS of VIM. Woodward, Joseph Cupp S
Daniel Lcsher, containing rs Acres, more or less,
having thereon erected Log House and Log Stable.
Seized. taken in execution and to be sold AZ the
property OF James J. Wilkcson.
ALSO,
a Tract of Land situate in Milford township, bound
ed by Licking Creek, lands Of Henry Aughey David
sulcuf. David Kerlin and George Mcdonald, con-
erected bwsilins House and bank Barn Barn % Also
Tract Gf Woodland in the same township adjoining
lands Of David Sulour Mathew Browns Herr john
j. Patterson and William Cunningham. containing
30 Acres. more or less. Seized taken in exccu-
,ion aud to be sold as the property of Joseph L.
Dearins.
ALSO,
Trac. OF Land situate in Monroe township. con
iain!ug Is Acres, more or less adjoining lands of
Nicholas Rrocous, decd George Beaver, George
Iharp, dec d. and Others, having thereon erected
Two Dwelling Houses and Bank Barn. Seized. tax.
en- IN execution and TO be sold as the property oil
George Brocious and Sarah Brocious.
ALSO,
\ Lot of Ground situate in The village of Mexico,
adjoining Lot Of Jacob Parker the seuth, an alley
on The north, fronting on street, having store
House and Dwelling House thereon erected Seized
taken into execution and be sold the property
OF James l.. Postiethwait and Peter y. Shaver.
ALSO,
q Tract of Land situate in Milford township, con
tanning 73 Acres, more or Ices. partly cleared
Seized. taken In execution and sold the
property OF John Mooney.
s. T.. LOUDON, SAs,:g.
Sheriff g Office, Miilintown,
November II. 1861.
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Ge,u AdrcstiscM:n!s.

TEACHER WANTED.-A male reachcr is
L wanted to take charge of the Thompson
town School Liberal wages viii be paid
Apply soon, either in perscn or by mail.
q. ". SMITH, Pres't.
AMOS GEAYBfLL, Secy. II.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13

The late election in Georgia resulted in
a9raple;e Republican victory.
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/ DROCLAMArlON.-W The H.
l. JAMES II. GRAHAM, President Jpdga -.
the Court OF Comnon Pleas of the Ju9icisI
Distric; composed OF the counties of .Jnnia,o
Perry and Cumberland, and the Hons IT,,
/. Mhilken and SauauNl Watts, Judges Of IN.
SAID Court OF Common Pleas of Juniata conn
ty, have issued their precepi TO me direcred
bearing date the 20Ih day of October. 1857
for holding Court of Oyer aud Termiper
and General Jail Delivery, and General Quar-
ter Sessions Of the peace at MiffiinIown. on
the first MONDAY Of DECEMBER. 1866. he.
ing the % day of the month.
/ NoriCE IL HEREBY GIVEN. TO the Coroner.
Justices of the Peace and Copstables of tho
County of Juniaia, that they he then and
there In their proper persons, at one O'Clock
on the afternoon of said day. with their re
cords. inquisitions, examinations and over
rememi RANGES. to do those things that to their
Offices respectively appertain, and those that
are bound by recOgnizance toprosecute agains.
the prisoners that are or then may be in the
jail of said county, be then and there to pros
ecute against them as shall be just.
BY an Act of Assembly passed the Sth daY
of May, 4. D. 1854, ii is made the duty Ct
the Justices os the Peace, of the several coun-
ties Of this Commonwealth to return 10 tho
Clerk of this Ccurtof Quarter Sessions of tho
respective counties, all the recognizances en-
tered into before them by any person or per-
sons charged with the commission of any
crime, except such cases may be ended be-
fore Justice of the Peace. under existing
laws. at least ten days before the commence
ment Of the session Of the Court TO which
they are made returnat le respectively, anI in
all cases where any recognizaaces are entered
into less than ten days before the commerce
ment OF the sessions to which they are made
r, r,turnable, the said Justices arc to return the
same in the same manner as if said act had
Eot been passed.
Dated at Mifiintown, the 2stL day OF October.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eigh:
hundred and sixty and the 6Jth year
Of Tie american independence.
Nov. 6. iSi1-tc.l S. 3. LOUDON, Sh'f.
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EXECUTORS N0TICE.-Notice is hereby
IL given that Letters Tesla n ntary Cd the
estate of Thomas Robson, late of Turbett
township, juHia;a county, dec d.. have been
granted to the undersigned residing in said
township. Allpersons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and Those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for set
Element W. NJ. robson.
D. Z ROBSON, hA'
Nov. 13, 1S61-6t.
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PETIT vrT9TE.

De'avarc-JaaA Auker, Henry Ebcrso,e,
Joseph Guyer, Rufus Ford, Mah,on Farra,
John Leech.
errysvllle-semuel Buck, william Wright,
Ii. ii. breRuisholtz
Faye'te-San.url Bay, Michael Bosom, Jao
Robson. aaron teIdy.
Brais-J. u. Boon, Thomas Harris, g. T.
Martin. John Woodward, Jr.
Lsck-S. L. Barton, Joseph Huber, J.
Murphy, John Robson. r.. ID Rice.
Tmtett-wesley BaTke!, Michael Fox,
George ileucr
Milford David Cunnin.ham Dan1 Dough
man, George GU.s.
Greenwood Hilliam Thomas, David Car
gill, Adam wilt, Jesse Reed.
Tuscarora-Dlvil Deaa, William Hart, J.
! Lane, josiah NcNecn.
feru4ansgh-Jacob Hover, william Nc
LarEh.in Samuel Van Ormer.
Walker John Hostet'sr, Moses Kyle, judo
Tyson, IAadieus Switz,r
NOuTJe-D. ". Swdrtz
Aiiin-John H. Roiiman.
FA'tefsoH-F. 2. RoAm.
Nov. .. lSj.-tc.
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sOUN G. HUTTON. NJ. b. formerly of Har-
u rsburg having located in tie borough of
Perrysyile, offers his professional services 10
the citizens Of that place and surrounding
country. I.r,. 7. ls614i.
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7 IST OF JURORS FOR DECEMBER
IL TERN, 1867.
GRAND JURORS.
WHller-fohn Bratton, william Rratton.
Spruce Hill-Samuel Deale. theodore Mem
niger, Wm. I. Patton.
Lack. Z. barton, William Collier, Jos.
DouShcrty.
Bea'c-J p Conner.
Grrenwooi-Isaa; Dietrich, Simon sLe!-
lcrbergsr.
yrt;3-Nichaol E;rhman.
TUsc'rora-Alex. Mckinley. Harry Pat.cr-
son- S. !. Lrdwick, ! " Milliken.
Mi.@.u-Jchn Mckinley. John Wagner
Noar.e--T obia5 Ki;z John Sellers.
GIshanLa-C Christian Scchriot.
Fermara sn-Sa.nuel Thomas.
PerrysVilie-E. 2. Tjt1el, James L Whar-
tom
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-13

.EXECUTOR'S TOTICE.-Noi.ce is hereby
a. given that Letters Testan:entary on the
estate of Josiah McAiecn, late OF iUscar0-
n township, Juniata county, deed, have
teen granted to the undersigned residing in
t4e above named township. All persons in
debed to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
ataInst the same WI! present them duly at
taenticated for settlement.
Doy. q, lSj1-6t. ii. l. McNEEN, EIr.
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Registers Office, Mimin-
town, Nov, /. site.
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VAAU4BLE ToHN PROPERTY F0R
' S4LE-Thc house and lot known as the
''Iryson property" viii be sold at publ sale
Oh
Saturday, NocemJer 23d, 1857.
This property is situated on Main street. Mif-
Antown, adjoining Wills hotel and Solomon
Books, The inn royehents are q Large Stone
house. &c.
Sale u commence at o'clock Of said day,
when terms will lie made known by
WILLIAM BELL,
Nov. 6, 1S6T-3t One Of Tie Hers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-31
For. Bronchitis, -fstAHa0, Ctttal4'7t,
C0RsuMsptil,3 G.sI Thro06
Diseases,
DR.. Schenok's Mandrake Pills a
Substitute fer Calon1el.

Those pills composed Of various roots, having the
power relax the secretions Il the liver as promptly
and e1ectually as blue pill mercury, and without
producing any cf these disagreeabIe dangerous eff
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In all bilious disorders these pills may be used with
confidence they promote the discharge of vitated
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Skenck's Mandrake pills sick headache and all
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o. weSraess ard lasstude showing that the liver is il
torpid OF o- -structed condition.
In short, these pills may be used with advantage in
all cases when purgaive or medicine IS required
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
Of the Doctor, when in the last stage Of Con
sumption. ad.the other he is in perfect health
are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price dollar ard
fifty cent per hottie. dollar and fifty cents
the half dozen. All letters for advice should be ad-
dressed to Dr. schenck's Principal Office NJ. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ce1eral Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co.,
Y; S. s. Hance, Blltmore Nd; John D. Parle, Cir
cnnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago Ill., Collins
Bros St Louis, Mo.
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