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ssAgats, /" the Warrington ooErsspondsnt Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, tslla ths following in his last
letter:
South Carolinian. Of unqusstIoned personal
honor and 81 the best standing - home. hae been
telling one Of the Manager Of the impeachment
curious story. t ooems scarcely credible. and
yet witnesses are named and dates given with
In the winter of lS606l before Major Ander-
son had len Fort Moultrie for eumter-the story
runs-s small boat one night approached the land
ing before the gate of Moultre, and vas hailed BY
The sentry INC gsnsls1 g. s ses So,; sent word
bearer Of . message from the president Of the
United States. Il Was after midnight, and Major
Anderson. on being AROUSED TO receive the mes
ssge, sent word that be would see the gentleman
sentry returned. The gentleman said that he was
instructed BY the president Of the United States
10 deliver certain message; that his Instructions
required him to deliver Il forth with; that be had
used ell possible diepatch in presenting himself,
and that be must insist on being received without
delay.
Thersupon Major Anderson hastily dressed him
sell, and ordered bis untimely and pertinacious
visitor to be admitted. The gentleman proved to
be an oficer holding responsible position IN the
civil service Of the government in South Carolina.
He presented Communication addressed to the
commanding officer in Charleston harbor. and
signed James Buchanan, president Of the United
States" Irequired him @ deliver, on receipt Of
the order, fifty cases Of riled arms, then in his
possession, to the civil authorities of the State Of
South Carolina.
Major Anderson demonstrated. The bearer Of
the order persisted. There is the handwriting"
he said, !" of your anderin-chief. insist
upon an obedience to its requirement" ORR
the major were unwilling to sbey, he insisted upon
an explicit statement to that effect. Thus pressed,
the weIl-intentioned officer. the story goes on.
saw no escape from obedience. and an order for
the delivery Of the guns was signed. These were
the guns, the South Caronian who makes this
statement adds. with which sharpsbooters after
wards picked of Federal soldiers at the embra-
sures Of Sumter, while the Confederates reduced
the fort =. r.lt r..l ...s.,. IS s,.4t t....
The question arises,v, said the manager who
told me the story, !" whether the order thus pre-
scented was q forgery. II not. then hold that we
ought yet to try and hang James Buchanan" For
myself, confess that the whole thing wears
mythical look, but the people who tell II are men
whose words cannot be questioned and Il can do
no harm to ask whether anybody else knows any
thing about the sending or the delivery Of such an
extraordinary order shortly before the transfer Of
Anderson's garrison from Moultrie to SUMTER
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Do you want to be forced to send your
children to school with negroesa You do
notla Then be sure to vote against the Black
Crook Constitution.
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In another column viii be found notification
from the treasurer Maj. James, to the members
OF the Metairie Jockey Club that their dues are
now payable and their badges ready for delivery.
Both these matters may be attended to by call
At No. lag Common street.
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Let the laboring men remember that the
Black Crook Constitution puts them under the
control Of negroes, and thus practically de-
prives them of their rights of citizenship.
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Do the coffeehouse keepers want their bust
ness broken up' If not let them exert
themselves to defeat the infamous Black
Crook Constitution.
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InroxrASr FROM JAPAs.-Ths following i'm
portart telegram, relative TO the internal affairs
Of Japan, has been received at the department. oil
state:
LEGATION OF UNITED STATES IN JAPAN
HIoGA, March 2, 1868.
(via San Francisco, April 1.)l
Hon. william H. Seward. Secretary Of State:
The tycoon was driven from Osaca, after five
days' 6shting. On the lsh Of February the Japan
ese attacked with rifles the Foreigners at this
Mace. One American ssilor and two Frenchmen
were wounded. They we're pursued ~ Ameri-
cans, and other marines and sailors, ana dispersed.
The town Is fortified. On the sth the hikado
euvov arrived, and peace was restored.
The foreign ministers demand An apology, ana
the capital punishment Of the officers ordering tne
attack. The demand Was acquiesced IN, and the
execution Il expected today.
The tycoon has sbdicated.
The niksdo is sending troops toward Yeddo. !.
Notices Of neutrality have been issued by gu
the foreign representatives.. - r.a ..a-...t E.
have the honor to be. SIR, your obedient SER
r. want. R.B. VAN vALKKSBURGH.
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The steamship Josephine, r. s. Bourne master.
arrived at Berwick Bay. from Brazos Santiago.
April lth, and Galveston April 5sh. She put in
for coal on her way to New Orleans.
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AUCrIoNEER AND APPRAISER
ones No. n Comners,al Place.

Having taken Commission, prepared make Sale q
PUBLIC AUCTION Of REAL ESTATE City, Suburban
Country; also. OUTDOOR SALES Of svsry description
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERS OF TaE
BAR, ADMINISTRATOR ExECUTOEs. SYNDTos,
AsS1GNEEs. and Others SUCCESSION and sYNDiO
SALES. SALES or BANKRUPT EsTATEG SALES
or MKRoHANDIsE and PRODUCE. in Store. ware
houss. Press. on thipbosrd. or in Bond; SALES or
DAMA0KD COTTON. and CARGO sALEs. Sales foe
Account Of Undsrwrtsu. whom may Concern. PORf
WARDEN eALKe. SALES or STOCKS and SORIP.
HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE rURNITUaK. LIVE STOCK.
ETC., etc, etc
In addition 70 his experience Of The ast nine yar
with Col j. B. WALTON. N the busl1ss be possesses
the sdvantsgsof having tho assistance and sxpsisn a
Messrs GREEN ELDER. Gin the Same odice long and
fsvorably known . REAL ESTATE AGENTS. thus e.
ab1ing him to entire sstacon 70 thoss Who may
employ his Appraiser. In making Sales snd
may be favored with shave Of puhlc pakronar
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srxss RoBsERY.-we learn from the Browns
vEIe Courier, Of the slst ult-. that the robbers
Who attacked ~ Monterey and NAtaznoros stage
> few days previous, suecesded IL ceryins on
houee Of echonfsldt 3 Co, and Sl5s4 bsl0nging to
p. Vncaya, Of Matamoros. There were only two
oseeeueers, one Of whom. Mr.. Hernshsin, Of the
fou1e q echonleldt 3 Co., We severely wounded.
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The public cautioned against trading for the same and
the above offered for the recovery Of money
Gu. JUkONvILLE,
New Orleans, March Is, 1858 Cashier
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To secure the best family sewing machine of
the day, 60 to Grover d Baker. Once ls2 Canal
street.
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An OLD BLockBousE Goss.-In recent con-
fsgration at Waterford, Penn. an old blockhouse.
relic of ante-revolutionary times, was destroyed.
1t vas the last Of the old line Of forts which. one
hundred and twenty years ago, reached from
Erie to Pittsburg. In 1853 II was visited by
die, of Virginia, on mission to the French COM
mander, 81. Pierre, to inquire into the designs Of
the French in occupying territory which belonged
to the English government.
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Vote against the Black Crook Constitution,
and get your neighbor to do likewise.
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We the undsssnsa Of several parties Of
emirAnts having carefully Investigated the evil reports
concerning the Steamship TARTAR have become fully
satisfied that she 10 every sssworhy and have dess
mined to set SAIL with families said steamer, the
- II. +. STEAGALL,
H.. w. wIGGINS.
T. d. SMITH,
RICHARD CARLTON.
Grocer + B0Iter's
s. WING MA HINES.
HIoHEsT PBEMIUMs
-Ar THE
SECOND LOUISIANA rArR AND PARIS EXPOSITION
IS T n Cans a:ss1i. the
TO Cossssry Bsyers.
SPRING AND su.Hz. oLsrHss
JUST RECEIVED AND or1naua
AsLery Low Prices.
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
Call and examine the GoodI
J. c. DOWNING.
.sta afi4 - No Maxasins street.
Turner's Drug Store
AND MINERAL WATER DEPOT,
Ge3 Nagssine Street,
BETWEEN JOSEPHINE AND JACKSON STREETS
JAMES TURNER formerly Aposhecsry Charity HospL
tai lately Of the firm Of Turner Wales Is Roy street
beg the medical proson and the public that
he has opened Shove where he viii give his personal
attention TO the Prescription and Compromising Departments
and socs continuance Of the liberal patronage which
been extended to him In other locationa
Depot Of Turner'S Standard Southern Preparations
Prescriptions put up all hours, day and night
Carpet Warehouse,
srkEEr................u
FEHSsszku oo 7s:s q: e \ "a ss:
furniture and enamel OIL CLorae 1AfILNo-ao rolls
s.s 10 s:s cs.es sas
;:s.s:s =! "a 49, AL Dsso s. = s s:s' 70. c': ::
Il. Il. II. Bonnet.
&c CHARITIES STREET.
CUP sTAIRs)
Has just received bis Spring styles in
n1ILLxN1EX GOODS.
And prepared offer Inducements TO city aad country
msrchsnts
Stsrer,cGre and JesUexry.
nos sSfsy g s..s Z So sd D
lanai Ruv11 rfrn .~~~E-I -...l--
Gioel Bro, nsnss ornsnsnss Work Boxes Wsisins
p De: = D ," Il csss cusy Guns and f
4. B. GRiswoLD & CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal strss<s
Zfnsmsev1n0mSs's
JEWELLERY MANUFACrORx
AND
sILVERWARE MANDATORY
nos. o. AND 8 CANAL srRrrr
Orders for Fine Jsvely Medals and Presentation Plate
Promptly end Cassfury Executed.
REPAIRING PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Watches repaired adjusted and regulated BY The very best
zmMERMANN's.
- and % Canal street
Important 70 Lae0vers.
TH1 ACTs OF THE LAST LEGIsLArURn,
Hsld md bssn ~ sDsASs.ssy M, b shs siy ssNs~
os:s.A Hs'svy~'sin'.g ssss'sss vihsss sAs vs'uasL
JANE -. GREaxzAnds
DeeKsEzzsnR AuD srAzIoB1a.
- oAnP sFRzn.
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HOME EVIDENCE FOR
GREY JACKET BITTERs.
NEW ORLEANS. JANUARY l. 1873.
Msssrs BARNETT LION. Manufacturers Of "0REz
JACKET BIrTERS:"
ouus-ns mdssignsd having used IL
GREY JACKET BITTERS
During past two ysas take pleasure IN sssyns shs
valu&
Capt L ". COOPER
Capt wESTERUELr
THOMAS @ HERND0N.
~" "4-.e FRANK A. BARTLETT.
Hon A. ". WALKER
~ JOHN II. OARTER IN
GEORGE WOLFE
EDGAR THOMAS
L. ELDRID0B.
g. EWING.
o. BROWN.
g. CLARK
ID. 4. sCRU0GS
W-R. CHAPMAN
AND MANY OFFERS.
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A. BHOUesEAU Z O0> Importers. egs q Iov pr1oss.
tSTnisurs snd enamel OIL CI.olas; hAfIINoa6 roll.
Piano Covsl; orumb Coihs-DQEsA linen and Pei; Our
tsins-Laoa hspa Wogsted peme1k, se ysmi>1n Cover
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StSreysCGre and JesCeSyy.
A heavy steck e BILvERwARE, JEWELLERY ana DrA.
nONDs on hand It A B. GRIsWOLD 4 cos, corner
Canal and Royal sreesk Also such ussful articles e
Cocks Bror nants Ornsmsnts Work Boxes Writing
Dsskn Dressing Csses spectscles CUTLERY, Guns and Pie
A. B. GRISwOLD & CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal strss<s
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lsssrs. BARNETT LION. Manufacturers Of "0RE1
JACKET BIrTERS:"
ouuss11s snda1Ignsd having used ths
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commissioners Sale
" "a u a bic arm .
Saturday, July 18th, 1868.
FRONT DOOR OF COURT HOUSE

rra't va FOX cirouit e coant II Ohio saS
Sherrard clemens, ct al. County, West Va.
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
II in the above cause on the sd day of May,
1868, will on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY
OF JULY, 1868 commencing at 10 o'clock A. N. /,
as Special Commissioner appointed by order Of
Court, sell at public auction at the front door
Of the Court House of Ohio county, the certain
tract Of land in said decree mentioned and de-
scribed, as follows: "Al that parcel OF land
situate ON Big Wheeling Creek, in Ohio county,
beginning at sugar and walnut on William
Buchanan's line, and with said line n. ~ Deg.
z. 900 poles to W. oak on the banks OF Wheel
ing Creek, thence down said creek with its
meanders and binding thereon 2263 poles to two
sycameres, the corner in the line separating
the land Of James RenfOrd, thence with said
Renford's line S. 81 W 32s poles to stone In
the corner of said Renford's line thence 5. IA
deg Z. IA poles to the place Of beginning, con.
tanning one hundred and twenty-six acres OF
land" being the same tract of land which was
conveyed to the said Sherrard Clemens by An;
drew White, administrator of Daniel Steenroa
deceased, by deed dated the 18th day OF October,
1864 ana recorded in the Recorders ofhce OF
Ohio county in Deed Book No. 4s, folio 1919.
TERMS OF SALE-"0ne fourth Of the purchase
price in CASH on the day of sale, and the re.
mainder thereof in three equal instruments,
payable respectively in six twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale the title
to be reserved until the purchase price is fully
paid" s. BRADY,
junl2.td Special Commissioner.
The above sale is postponed to Wednesday
the 18th day of August, 1865, commencing at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. s. BRADY,
iuly2O Special Commissioner.
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West Virginia Legislature
GEXTRA SESSION.
SATURDAY, July Is.
SENATE,

The Senate was called to order by the
President.
Prayer by Mr.. MARTIN, member Of
the Senate.
On motion, the reading of the journal
was dispensed with.
Communications from the House were
received, notifying the Senate OF the
passage by that body of House bill No.
81, re-arranging the circuits, and Sen
ate bill No. 6, for the relief of Clarke
Craig, in which it asks the concurrence
of the Senate.
Mr. CARSKADON offered a joint resO-
luton relating to procuring a suitable
building for the sitting of the Legisla-
ture when the term for the present
building shall expire. Laid on the ia
be.
Chapter 33 Of the Code was called up,
and, on motion, passed by for the pres
ent.
Chapter 81, of the Code, came up on
its second reading for amendments.
Read by sections, and no amendments
being Offered, il was ordered "a itS third
reading.
Chapter Sc, of the Code, was called
up OF its second reading for amend
ments. Read by sections, and no
amendments being offered, it was or
dered to It's third reading.
Chapter Ne. 81, of the Code. came up
on its second reading for amendments.
Read by sections, and no amendments
being offered, it was ordered to its third
reading.
Chapter IS, of the Code, came up on
its second reading for amendments
Read by sections, and no amendments
being offered, it was ordered to its third
reading.
Chapter SO, of the Code, was called
up on its third readigg, and by consent
was amended, and the chapter was put
onits passage. On motion of Mr.. BORE.
MAN, the vote by which it was passed
to its third reading was reconsidered,
for the purpose of amendment.
After considerable discussion the
chapter was so amended as TO establish
the license on retail dealers in liquor at
500, and, on motion, was ordered to its
third reading, whereupon, on motion,
the rules were suspended aud the chap
ter put upon its passage. Passed.
On motion, the regular order was
suspended, and chapter No. : of the
Code YVES called up on its second read
ing for amendments, amended and or
dered to its third reading, and, by con-
sent, was put on its passage. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. CARSKADON, the
regular order was further suspended to
take up chapter 81 ofthe Code, from the
table, and, on motion, was referred to
the committee on Revision.
And under the suspension of the rules
chapter = of the Code was called up
and put on it's second reading for
amendments. Senate bill No. 33, being
an ameL dment TO said chapter, was ia
ken up for consideration, and, having
been read, was laid on the table.
On motion, Senate adjourned to Mon
day at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
House called to order at 2P.M.

Prayer by the Rev ELI RIDDLE.
MIR. GREGORY, from the committee
on Claims and Grievances, asked that
that committee be relieved from the
further consideration of bill for the
relief Of Patrick II. Heptinstoll, late
constable in Mercer county, and that
the same he referred to the Judiciary
committee, which was SO referred. Also
reported 1t inexp dent to report n hill
to compel n. b. French, of Mercer conn.
ty, to refund certain money.
The Clerk reported message from
the Governor, transmitting a report
from the Board of Claims, which, on
molten of Mr.. BENDER, was laid ON
the table.
The Clerk read a communication from
Messrs. Berkshire and Melvin, submit.
ting their report of certain chapters OF
the Code, which, on motion of Mr.. FER.
GUSON, of Cabell, was referred to the
committee on Revision.
The passage of House bill No. 20, re,
funding certain taxes enormously as.
sessed against the estate of Robert
Daniels, of Berkeley county, was COM
municated from the Senate.
Senate bill No. 81, il relation to mon
ey due from the State to deceased sol
dlerS, was passed.
House bill No. 40, legalizing and au-
tnorlzing the recording of deed III
Barbour county, was passed.
Snapter "a, OF the Code, on Insurance.
Telegraph and Express Companies, was
read the third time and passed. " 90
House bill No. II, authorizing the
trustees of Methodist Church i'm Rray.
ton county to sell the same, was ma ssad
House bill No. as, declaring WilIev;s
fork of Fishing creek public highway,
was passed.
House bill No. 60, authorizing Jasper
Perry, of Logan county, TO distrain
for taxes for the year 1866, was ordered
to engrossment.
On motion House adjourned till Mon
day at 2 O'Clock.
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PROPOSALS,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiyed by the undersigned until Tuesday,
July 2lsT, at o'clock L. NJ, for building a
School House in Washington Township First
Ward Bidders in making their estimates will
include the value of the material in the present
School House, and other buildings on she prem
ises, and all the material not used in the con.
structiOn Of the new building must be removed
from the ground.
Payments to be made in three instalments OF
90 three months each, from the date of com.
mencement of building. reserving % per cent.
of the Snperintendents estimate of the work
done, until the building is completed.
The construction of the building to be com.
menced Immediately after the contract is award.
ed, and bidders are required to state in their
proposals the earliest time they will contract to
finish the house.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office OF Mr.. Fairfax, Superintendent of build.
ing.
The Board of Education reserves to itself the
right of rejecting all bids.
Any other information can be obtained by
calling on Mr.. Fairfax; or the undersigned
j. NJ. BICKEL,
Clerk Of Beard of Education.
WHEELING, July 18th, 1868. jyl3-6t
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Strengthen the Defences {!

Malaria, the most deadly enemy of health, is
everywhere active in July and August. The
blazing San is decomposing and fermenting
every species of vegetable and animal abomina-
ton, and poisonous gases that depress and infect
the system are universally present. On the
prairies, in the swamps, in the woods, and in
the midst of crowded cities, this development
Of the elements of disease is NOW GOING on. In
short the human body is in state OF siege, and
reason and common sense suggest thatit DE-
FENCES BE STRENGTHENED. A stimHlapt, tonic
corrective and an Alternative are required to
mt Il in perfect trim, and these four grand
rreouisites are combined in H0STET%ERS
STOM ACH BITTERS. A man must be made
of steel not to be affected BY the morbid matter
set afoat in the atmosphere by the rays OF an
aImest vertical Sun. Nine.tenths of the COM
muuity are premonished at this season by de.
bility. indigestion, headache, want OF appetite,
ipdisposition for exertion, nervousness, &c,
that they NEED SOMETHING TO BUILD THEM Up
AND REGULATE THEIR ANIMAL MACHINERY. DO
thew want to fight it cut on that line all Sum
mer," or to achieve an immediate victory over
their unpleasant symptoms, and secure that
first of Heavens bessings-"a sound mind In a
sound bedy :" If the latter is their desire let
them resort to the BIITERS without delay.
That agreeable and potent vegetable regenera-
tive will soon restore the system TO its balance
regulating the liver, strengthening the stom
ach, gently relieving the bowels, and giving
vigor elasticity and energy to the whole frame
| These are proven facts. No man who reads the
testimony on which they are founded can for a
moment doubt them.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL KINDS OF
Sun and Artistic Pictures
Partrldge'S Gallery, III Main St

DARrRlDGE Is Now BETTER PRE-.
pared than ever, and offers greater induce
nents than heretofore to those WASTING any.
thiHg, from a Card Picture, at - for One Dollar,
! formerly, P'''es IMAM
In "y Frame Department have man who
mas served an apprentice ut making Sonare
Frames, and all can depend upon their bs;ne
made IN the Best manner and at lowest prices,
so they viii not fall to pieces
MY Gold Frames are all gilt in nv establish.
nent and nothing but the best gold used. and will
he sod as low as the same quality of work can
I've bought East or West \ large assortment OF
Gold Frames for Oil Paintings always on hand.
Old Frames re-gilt and made better than when
new. All sizes of 0vals, i'll Gold, Walnut aud
Rosewood.
Photograph Albums, StereCscOpes and Views
Wall Brackets, Artists Goods, including Oval
and Square Stretchers; Oil, Canvas, Tube Paints
&c, &c.
Stock of Looking Glasses and Pictures which
are sold at Cost are getting less every day.
The Schedule of Prices adopted for few days
Tor the benefit Of School Children should receive
OF Wheeling iunl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Examination of Teachers.

By,HE ANNUAL EXAMINA Al ~ Wheel
I i Teachers for the Public Schools onsS Council
ing, viii be held in the TTI 1ts ON Thurs
Sax 10Th, Commencing at 9 9ha Son A. y
Candidates must be presen'
commencing. o, desirous to have then
renewed, will please t,be day of examination
dsrsgnea on Already issued win to be vait
Certibea '.s snsuing. Their renewal is at thu
August III IL Examining Committee, and viii
depend upo" F. s. WILLIAMS,
Dis. Sup't OF Schools.
,uurrIISo. July Goth, Is6s-ta
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The Undisputed Superiority

OF the medicinal virtues of Rsbacks bioo'
Pills, Stomach Bitters and Blooa1Puriher owe
all other remedies prepared to relieve sunerinl
humanity is shown in many ways, but espec any
is it evinced in this important fact; That respon
sible druggists and merchants all over the coun
try take active interest in introducing them u
their best customers and friends, while at inc
same time, it is quite as much to their Pecun.'
arv interest to recommend other medicines =
The reason for this is obvious. They 49,
positions to see the pre-eminent efhca'y VI Oh
Mills in cases of Liver Complaint anu n ~ 80
s,rnctions of the bowels, and in TACT IN "n
where q cathartic medicine can DC emp 49,,
While the Bittsrs, by their gentle tome ss' nnd
,ant and LAXATIVE properties and as sa tSs a aS
cartain remedy in Dyspepsia nave mUn ,hen, q
certain ni le ~ ayery one who has gwen ,nein
mi mira nd the Blood Purifier Is aoknoWleugea
trial anu Of tbe best remedies to search ont DIS,
to be one o. serofUia, Old Sores, Eruptions and
ease G 3iseases and to purify the blood extant
Sa The seople must naturally give their
ne mems IN favor of remedies which effect 80 much
reaI GOOD in the world.
SOLD by all druggists everywhere.
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