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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-22
ORMSBY COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET
lJv State Senator. II. BROWN
For the assembly:
SIN. C. WRIGHT, ". II. CORBETT.
JOHN HANSON.

f,~ Sher!f..................S.T T. SJrLF7
~, County C7erk.......T. J. EDIV4RDS
For County Treasurer s. MASON
For County Recorder...... ID. KING, Sr
For County assessor. ......G. ". CHEDIC
t5r District Attorney. SIM. c. DENSON
FOR Ss.pt. Pub Schools. .CHAS. MARTIN
Tor County !Serreyor. .......R. 4. CHASE
10y Public Administrator. II. II. BENCE
Fer County Commissioners
II =. RICE, H. B. DRIESB1CR
S Z. JONES.
Carson, Township Nominations
F','- justice Of tie Peace. A. H.AITZ
t)- Constable. WILLARD
Empire Township Nominations:
Pr Justice IF the Peace.......L NORRIS
For Constable, ..............D. H4RkINS
The following named gentlemen are members of
the Drasby County Uuinn Central Committee
Henry L. Mirhei-. Chairman George ellison,
H-rsr etary; ;. L. Jones, W. D. key,er, L. NJ.
L1Apin.
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Won i.snx be Too Lnte.

Be warned In time. Disease like Indigestion
and Dyspepsia are not to be trifed with. There
is such a thing as beingAOO late in these matters.
inflammation, or ScirrhpsC Cancer. or some other
dangerous disease msy Slsue, when all restora-
tiYes, no matter how potent would be Intellectual
Do not delay then. When the symptoms of
Dyspepsia are first experienced resort at once to
the great restorative medicine, HOSTETTERS )
STOMACH BITTERs, and you will be sato.
But few disorders involve greater suffering, and,
If not in itself immediately dangerous, it is the
source of many deadly maladies. Even II 1t did
not tend to greater evil, the menta aud Physica
misery 1t produces is alone sufficient reasons
why no pains should be spared to prevent or cure
It. In no country on the face of the globe id i so
completely domesticated as in our own, where it
is found in nearly every household. HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BTTTEEs are universa Ily
conceded 10 be the sovereign RENE dy for this
annoying disease, as they act directly upon the
digestive organs, correct and tone the stomach
and give renewed vitality to the syst EN-. Acting
delightfully."- upon the nerves and soothing the
brain, renders them eIilcaclOus as mental medi-
cine, as well as genial stomachic. II taken as
a preventative, they will be found particularly
well suited to the diseases arising from the un-
healthy season OF autumn, and their use will
prevent the creeping unpleasant sensation Often
complained Of when the chills are stealing slowly
upon the patient ........,u.
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ELECTION IN IDAHo.-Our Democratic

ELECTION IN IDAHo.-Our Democratic
brethren have no election returns that suit them,
but they conclude that tie territory Of Idaho
may have done something for them. They arc
waiting and watching for this news.
While they are waiting, 1t will be well for
those who desire reading matter, to call at the
Book Store of Leonard Rockwell, across the
Street from the Bank, and buy 4 good book, a
magazine, an illustrated paper &c. Rockwell
keeps everything usually kept in Book Stores.
Cali and see his stock.
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CouuT OF COMMON PLEAS. Judge
Plyley held short session of his court on last
Thur,dav. In the Limestone Furnace case the
receiver had offered the property for sale, but
there were no bidders. He was authorized to
run the furnace another blast -.,-...a, ,
In the case Of Orange Furnace Co., the receiver
filed report, stating that he could not make a
balance sheet, or show the condition of tho busi-
ness, in the middle of the blast, and must wait
until the end Of the blast be fore doing so.
The Report Of the County Commissioners
was filed, and the Court appointed Levi DUNCAN
aud D. Aackley to examine the same, in connec.
tion with the Prosecuting Attorney, and ordered
said Report to be published two weeks in the
jackson STANDARD $3.50
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OpIrUARY.-Dr. David Il. Mitchell, ,

OBrrUARY.-Dr. David H. Mitchell,
of Jackson. died OF disease Of the lunEh on
Tuesday ofthlSwcek. In
DR.. Mitchell was . native Of Jackson county,
having al his life resided near, or In the town
ofJackson. His father was Judge Mitchell, one
Of the pioneers Of this place.
DR.. Mitchell praetlced med lcine here for near
ly thirty years, and was successful IS physi-
clan. He was quiet. peaeeable, goo citizen,
and perhaps had as few enemies as any man who
had been 80 long In business
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N CARD.

"a CARD. an
A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
ica, as a missionary, discovered safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by bsnefu and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfor innate. will send the recipe for pre-.
pairing and using this medicine in sealed envel
ope, to any one who needs II, Free Of Charge.
Addrsss,
JOSEPH I. INMAN, "A
Station D, Bible Hotise,
Oct, 8, '66-Sm. NsU York City.
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Dr.. LIGHTH1LL. "A letter from this
distinguished Cincinnati physician desires us to
announce that he will stop over at the Ishan
House, in Jackson, for two days (Nov.
10th and 21sD to examine patients who
cannot conveniently go to him to Cincinnati.
Dr. LighthilI's name has become quite familiar
throughout our State. His remarkable cures
have been reported for some years past in the
Cincinnati papers, and We congratulate the
afflicted upon this opportunity to consult such
good medical authority. He will be in Jackson
Nov. 20th and 2lst.
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PUBLie SALE. Ion Saturday next, I
gill sell al public vendue, at my residence in
Jackson, near the Court House. commencing at
tOo'ci6ck a. NJ, all my household furniture, and
other articles too tedious to specify. Also, on
thesame day, Ghouse and lot on Main Street.
This house win be sold on time, the payments
being the same as rent; or the purchaser can
pay in cash, and have 20 per cent deducted.
Come and sec the property, and get you home
that you canpay forapd never miss It.
Terms for the personal property cash In hand.
.....,,, adm. I'D, .,,., d. L. w. FRENCH.
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THE New CLooK. clock in the
New Court House will be started this week. We
are sorry to see that the dials are entirely too
small, They are black, with gilt letters. They
cannot be seen 90 as to tell the time at distance
of two squares, They ought to have been at
least two feet larger, white, with black letters
and hands. The clock will be of little service,
only whepit strikes. II will strike on the Court
House bell. and as it has beautiful tone, twill
be Verv hne "a ......1s..
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pGEN. GRANT has over fifty thousand
majority in the State of Iowa. But that is no.
thing tOthe majority Of the. people who 20 to
Orange Furnace Store to trade. That Store can
beat both Grant and seymouE in gaining the
good will of the people. i'fWa'a'J ra '
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r.. J, PURsELL q Co., Importers and
Dsalersln oUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
eortsmoetb, Ohio cah attention Of jackson
county merchants So thetr large and we'll selected
stock, whlch they are eaeriag at greatly re-
daced prices ,n..ma eb6--f
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MrDlcAL NorIcE. DIR. Cone may be

MEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. Cone may be
consulted as follows: H.1
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House. on Thurs.
days and Fridays, May q and 22 June 25 and
26 July 30 and 81 Sept. 8 and 4; Oct, 8 and
8; Nov. ~ and 133 Dec II and 49,
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Saturdays
and Sundays May 20 and "a, June 27 and 28
August and 2; Sept. s and g.; Oct. 10 and IL
NOV. IA and l5i Dec. 19 and 20. ....-.,-.
DR., Gone cures Laryngitis Bronchitis, Asthma,
Serofula, Enlarged Tonsils, Diseases of the Heart
Liver, Kidneys Skin, Nerves, all Diseases
Peculiar to Females, and all varieties Of
chronic and constitutional affections. All persons
in delicate health viii find it to their interest to
consult him. as he charges nothing for an exam.
nation. Cash for medicines.
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CHEERING. .44our subscription list had

CHEERING, ,A4Ohr subscription list had
run up quite largely before the Presidential
election. We did not pay much attention to the
matter, but supposed that we had several hun
dred campaign subscribers. In striking these
from eur books, We counted them, and there
were only 17O of them-about qulres. This
leaves US larger list on our books, Of yearly
subscribers than we have ever had before.
Many ofour campaign subscribers are renewing.
We will endeavor to give our subscribers the
worth of their money. t"
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Doors AND SHOES. We had coca
sion on Tuesday last TO cali in at the boot and
shoe store of Daniel Jones, in ClSrk's building,
next door below Monshan's Drug Store. Mr..
Jones showed US some Of his shoes and boots,
and they are the nestest and most substantial we
ever saw. Ladies especially would do we'll to
call and examine his slock, See his advertise
mani '' .....
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If you want Beautiful Complexion,
Fair Skin, if you desire to have all irritating
aud di stressing eruptions and cutaneous diseases
cured without fail, go to any druggist and ask
or Palmer's Lotion. n.-COlumbus, (IHd.) Democrat,
July II, 1866. -,,,,. ...r.....
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JACKSON County LANDs,-400 acres
of Mineral and Timber Lands in section 16
jackson Township, Jackson County, miles
from RaysvillO, M. g. Z. R. R., and within 1s
miles of jackson G. H.. for sale. Good title, on
easy terms, in tracts to suit purchasers.
inquire of d. MAcKLET,
Sept 24-H Standard Of1ce.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ADVERTISEMENT for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
DAY each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening". u Ir TA IglTI41
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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part of this paper
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
BY all who use It. Read the certificates, ..
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NoTIcE.-I will be in Jackson yet for
short time, and desire all persons who are in.
debted to the late firm Of French & Barber to
call and settle before leave AS desire to 60
West soon, hope this notice will receive
prompt Northumberland L.WFRENcH.
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FINE WEATHER. I'VE have seldom
seen fall that was so favorable for farm work
as has been the present one. The weather is all
the time delightful. and the roads in fine order
1t is an excellent season for furnaces to get in
stock. + m G.e
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Hoonand's German Tonic

g combination Of al hs iagysdisuts ef hs BdterG
pih PURE Santa Cruz Ram, Orange ETC. tS use4
for Tie same dsedsgs as ne BieTs IN cases tTs sOHS
I,trs alcoholic SiimpluE is required Tou Will bear -
mind that these remedies entirely different JroEa
any oGeyI Gduertisd far the crs Of e disedses HdB'eA
Sss being scientific prepqrqoaS Of medicinal eraotss
tcits the otLers are mr.: directions Of IN some
form The TONIC is aAtdsl7y oRs Of UR most per
sont and agreeable remedies offered 10 he publs,
It's TASTE Is e1qnte is pleasure 10 tdke Il t1htie ~
ks-giuiHg ez4ldrdiag aud medicindl qualities haze
caused % ts knotvn as he greatest Of az tOH'eA
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A GRgAT NEwspAPER ENrERpRrsE.

N 1V7 NJ -7rS
As will be observed by reference to prospectus,
Moorss Rurai NetO- Yorker 10 to be nearly doubled
In size and otherw ise materially improved The
RURAL Il already the most popular national
weekly of its class but the proposed change
must largely extend Its circulation and infuen e.
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J. f. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and EurnacenIen of jackson
county asuperior stockof Dry Goods & Notions,
en- terms the most favorable. lyI
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CAMP IrcH, Prairie Itch, Illinois
Scratches, or under whatever name 1t may be
designated, is speedily and edectually cured by
the use of Palmer's Lotion.
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MAJoRIrr N KENrUcKY.-Nasby

MAJoRITr IN KENTUCKY.-N 10 y
writes that, although Seymour has carried Ken
lucky by sixty thousand majority, yet the Cor
ners are In mourning. He says that his Post
Oface Il gone, and schoo house will soon be
erected where Bascom's grocery now stands.
While this sadness settles down upon our old
friend Nasty, It Is pleasant to know that ell iS
lovely at Star Furnace Store. Goods are sold
there - cheap as ever, .'' No..
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Now that the New County Clock has
been put up, you will want good time piece, so
that you can always have it set correctly, by the
public clock If you have one that is out of
order, take it to Saylor's and have it repaired.
II yOu do not own one, 60 to ssylor's and buy
ana
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PERsoNAL.--Dr. Lighthill, the distin-
gushed Cincinnati aurist will be at the Isham
House, jackson, on Friday and Saturday, Nov
EN- Der 20th and 21st.
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PERSONS prematurely gray can have
their hair restored to its usefSl beauty, by using
Hall'I Vegetable Slcilian Hair Renewer, the best
article Ia the market. ,n.aI
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THE Post Office at Levi, in Scioto
township in this county has been discontinued.
Nail matter for that ONCE hereafter bs found
In the Post OfEice at jackson. r7
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A TnrAsrRr OrrnRrn no Ever

A TREASURE OFFERED TO EVERY
FAMtE.7I The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine =
Is rapidly winning laarels in public favor. 1t is
second to no machine In use. Perfect in form,
make and action, and, IN fact, just meets the re-
Quirements Of every family, rich Or poor, in the
land and only costs about Oae-half the price OF
all other Arst-class machines. ~ ~
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0UR DrRBCToRY, on the first page has
got somewhat out of date, Next week We will
have It corrected ,& ElJalEE t-
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READ the new advertisements. -
ThOy are too numerous to specify each one sepa-
lateIy. u. j, ,4r t. ..-... n
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON CouN

EARLY MARIA C Es IN JACKSON CoUN-
ty-1S35.-Benjamin Radcliff and Nancy McGhee
April %, by Jacob Delay, Minister. y -
VIM. Qualls and Rachel Shepherd, April 80
by Robertson Townsend. Minister E j
Geo. How'd ishel and Elizabeth Pierce, May z
by Austin Palmer, j. P. .l,m.ts r.fgs
Calvin Morrison and Nancy MurdOck, May IA
by John Reed, ]. P. ia Hnij .f' "' a7f
Gabriel .Keeton and Sarah Callaghan, May IL
by John Stephenson, j. P. re1
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TAXES FOR 1868.
Notice TO the Tax Payers OF .Jncls@on Co

1n pursuance Of law, D. w CERINGTON Tpasucr said County
hereby notify the Tax Payers thereof that the Of Taxation 1865
correctly stated the following table showing the number Of Cents levied
every Hundred Dollars taxable property Townships
corporated Towns Of said County:
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nERITLTY

Tt,r, IL no ,ssdicip, scuaI 10 Roodapd7t GrTmda
Ddfsrs or Tonic in s=zyzzzzss---7cdai n Dsbihfz
T5ey typari a tsns q EdRd uo0r tAhs UkOit
svesa g'rsrgte, @d the appetite, eouss
an enjoyment of tczg-z fo0d, sn0bk 0'e Ro
mach 10 digest Il. pUrjg The bleoa, gre coed, so'Snd
hcaly co7p in eradicate thc ysil0C ttIgs from 1A
sye imrcrt loom N ne chsis and eigHge De Pottsmi
from a st0ri-Jr,adsd eaiuci0irf tcsdk, and HeVroas
izralid to q fuil-f -focsd ron, oHd rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using tIse Bltters OF
Tonic. En fact. they are Family moA5S
Cincs. They can be administered win
perfect safety TO child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a maa
Ofninety.
These Remedies are he lest
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RuMsEY ROADS 3 RrEp, the Iargest

RUMsEY RoADs q REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, OF
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive Winter
Stock. Thy give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and you will always find their
stock the largest and prices the lowest. One OF
their firm remains East to give his entire time in
watching the Markets and in buying for them,
solely, and hence their stock !, always fresh and
always first supplied with the newest goods.
They operate largely, do business on the princi-
pie of the smallest profits and practice the spirit
OF liberal accommodation. Nov. IA, 81 1yI
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TnE following are the proceedings i

THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday lasts
AARRIAGE EdcENsEs
David ]. Davis and Jane E. Davis. F
George W. Douglas and Charlotte Dunkle,
Charles V. Jenkins and Franeina Smith.
a.--A MIsoELLANEoUs.
Thomas D. Jones, Thomas E. Jones and Jenkin
Williams naturalized. .,.Is..
VIII of Peter Morgan admitted to probate, and
David P. Morgan appointed administrator. Bond
1880.
Allen H. Keller appointed guardian Of James
]. and Stephen Welsh, minors. Bond tsOO!
viii of Mary Ann Poor admitted to probate.
Moses Morgan appointed School Examiner.
An order received to admit Vinton Powers to
Asylum. HNf 2HsI1VRFf
One account filed. -t... ...t....
Ohio VS.. John P. Reed. Assault and Battery.
Plea guilty Fined $40 co.
Ohio VS.. Jasper Long. Recognizance for
feited .rra.a ..rt ...r..t..
Ohio VS. John Staley. Sentence carried into
execution. t.ar Co..
Ohio Vs. David Goddard ct. al Trial in
PiVk'SSS' r- Nl ID v r In.. .flHl ... rs..l.
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CAsH,-The highest market price in
cash, paid for wheat and oats, and goods sold as
low as the lowest, BY Sutherland g. Adams.
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Benjamin TrAko and wife to Levi B. Gibson.
part Of IN Lot 81 IN Jackson. .....s.... 81 900
B. r Scott, Oea., TO B. +. Scott, ir,-6s acres In
Washington tp.......................ei,o tp. .ei 800
]. NJ Evans and wife TO J. NJ. Caughey--In Lot
In Moore & Trago's Add. to Jackson. 1902
J. E. Dove, Exeeutrlx, to A.. ]. MOntgold-Salt
Reserve Land In Lick tp. $1,000
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The Old Book Store, established by
DF, ]. T. Monahan, more than two years since
Is in full operation and will assure my friends,
that can and will sell all kinds Of books ten
per cent cheaper than can be bought in town.
Call at the Drug, Book and Variety Store, and
see my stock, before you purchase elsewhere.
Oot 90 I'm t....'
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THE DRUG BUSINESS. Patent medi-
cines, and quack doctors, advertise their business
ddHs eStenaivels! By their lmpudenee they
succeed. The man Of, real worth often permits
his mOdssty to keep him back Ia the world. Of
this latter class, we may mention the House of
Enos Reed q Bro, on Second Street, Ports
mouth, Ohio, They 90 right along, quietly,a
ssll pure drugs and medicines, oils. paints, dye
stua, glass; &C., and their goods are always of
the hrst quality Give them trial. We have
traded " ith them, and know whereof we speak,
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20 Jon WoRk Having procured first
class JOB press, and new type, and other materi-
ais, the STANDARD OFFICE can now do job work
on short notice, In as good style, and at as low
rate, as can be done in the State. We have pro-
cured large quantity of stationery, Of the best
quality. % 1 tH.J ao
We can furnish all kinds Of blanks for county
nfaeeri, justices Of the peace, constables &C.
Also envelopes, cards, circulars, bill heads. and
in fact any kind Of job that may be needed.
Cal and SEQ specimens Of work plain and fancy,
done ID colored ink, bronze &c.--K
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GRATIFYING

To know thar reliable remedy is within the
reach Of ever, body for lhe iadic5l cure Of y :
pcpsia ~ Hidize-tion. Such reneiy is Ru-
back s Stomach Btters. Sold by all Drngeisls.
qnfDrY
Dr.. o. c. MILLER Jackson Chic.
Sept 5, 68-ln
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HOW TO IMPROVE OUR SANITARY CoNDI-
TInN

A great cause of disease is nrropcr food and
hurried eating. In order fully 10 understand
how to eat and how to conduct ourselves AFTER
eating, it is necessary that wc should I've ac-
ouaintcd. in some measure, with tue process Of
nutrition. Many persons tumble their food
precipa tely into their mouths ana swallow it
without mastication, contrary to express laws OF
nature Food should undergo thorough masticS-
tion and salvation before il enters the duodenum
and becomes mixed with the bile and pancrentic
Juice. This bile is there sccreted br the liver.
The chymc having undergone the changes Ad-
verted to is uiged; by the psristalic motion of
the mlrstines. onward through the alimentary
canal Ii the p,rIStaic motion be diminished
owing 10 the dtfci'ucy OF bile, the progress OF
digcsl ion 10 retarded aud the bowels become cOn-
stipatrd and dyspepsia Cftcn follows. In such
cases thorougu ana active tartic should b.
used To produ:e specific action, accusing tue
Secrclions aud producing lrec bilious tyhcuaII ons
The bert ar,lclc iOr this purpose Is Df. kobacA
Blood Pihs. the use of which should be followed
by kulacks Stomach biltCrs to give tuAe 70
the stomach ard aid digest ion.
sod BY DR.. .. Z. MILLtR, Jacksoe,
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AN ANrl-BILIoU5 Specific.

This is the s, ason Of the year when there is
great danger Of the liyer's tending TO diseased
action. 1t ia the largest gland in, the body, and
ia liable to a number Of diseases. Now then, is
the lime 10 use protective medication like
MISHLER'S HERB .BITTER's, go rs TO check
at once any such course This advice is founded
on experience, and Is easily followed. Tie Bit
tiers i. the most tlsuccessfdl ambitions specific
extant, and is highly mdorsed byvmedicsl gen.
tlrmen for bilious epidemlts ami endcmics. such
Ms Ague. JaunIice, Fever nd'Ague, &c. People
who live in districts where either Of these con-
plants prevail ought 10 provide themselves al
once with the Bttcrs, as prO!sctoa HttiHsi
sicsuess from tllCse causes, anl to use it as a
remedy whete thasc diseases have already gained
a iOGthOld in their systems. Sold everywhere.