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fALtacnLuents
steamboat Leslie Combs.
Whereas, libel has been'33led In the Dis.
trict Courtofthe United states for the Dis
tIict OF West Virginia, on the sd day OF July.
1868, by Peter Shaver and Andrew smlth,
partners under the dFm name 'of +. Shaver
& Co., against the steamboat leslie Combs,
her engines, tackle, ouIft, APPAREL and furnt-
ture, nov, therefore, in pursuance OF the
monltion under the seal of the said court 10
me directed and delivered, L do hereby give
public notice 10 all persons claiming the said
steamer, her engines, tackle outt1L, apparel
and furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
said District Court, to be held at the city of
Wheeling, IN and for the District OF West
Virginia, on the twenty-fouTIh d AZ OF July,
1888, at II O'Clock In the forenoon OF Ihesam
day, II the same shall be day oijnrlsdictton
otherwise on the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter, then and there TO interpose
their claims, and 10 make their allegations
In that behalf.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
u. x. Marshal, Dist. W. Va.
By w. d. IRWIN, Deputy. jy9.l4td
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1865.


1902. IsG7. 1858.
In 1902 the grandfather OF DR.. Tobias intro
duced the VENETIAN IMMINENT In Eng
land. Ii was a success although the pr Q
was Guinea Bottle His late Majesty Will
liam ~ used 1t for Chronic rheumatism, and
was entilely cured, after suffering for two
years. his attending physicians being unable
to effect a cure, and he wrote a letter OF
thanks, which is now in possession OF my
uncle in Liverpool 1 have offered sl00 ster-
ling for that letter, but 1t was refused. In
1877 1 put 1t out In the United states, and
now, in 1868, the sale is immense. Thou
sands OF families aIe never without it. It is
safe and innocent to apply externally or
lake internally. For q years / have war
ranted 1t to cure the following complaints:
Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, roup, Colic,
Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness, taken
internally, and Chronic Rheumatism, Barns,
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores. Toothache, Frosted
Feet, swellIngs. Insect Stings, and pains in
Cnest, Back, or Limbs, externally. II never
| fails, If used as directed; for Cholera or
Dysentery It Is certain, II used when drst at
tackled. No one once trying 1t. Will ever be
without it. Sold by Druggists. Price Fly
Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park
Place, MY. Jel6-lmd&w
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aJeit 9dBertIsEtufuts.
Girls Wanted.
NOTICE. to Merchants.

T1oUR GOOD SCRUB GIRLS WANTED
n at the Mcclure House, Must apPly III ~
mediafelY with reference. lylO
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Attachment.
steamboat Tsi Leslie Combs.

TINTED sTATEs OF AMERICA, DIS.
u trict of West Virginia, SIS.
p Shaver 4 C0
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We have chartered the steamer
4 SS4AhBELLE" to take the place OF lne
steamer Expires" in the WheeI-
inF and Par keFsbuTg trade during low water.
This steamer Leaves Cincinnati this day al Q
= s4osA' = = BOOTH, BATTELLE i CO.
ly1O-It Agents.
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AssEra.

SEVENTEENTH QUARTERLY Report
y OF the First National Bank OF Wheeling,
W. Va, showing It's condition on the morn :
Ing OF the 9Th OF July, 1858.
ASSETS
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WIS. BADGER, P. A.
The COMMITTEES appointed by Post No. 4, G..
A. K. TO make Arrangements for the dedica-
ton Of Soldiers Graves on the 18th inst, re-
specially invite all benevolent and chart
table societies and the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, to take part in the ceremontet
OF the occasion. The ladies and friends Of
deceased soldiers are specially requested to
contribute flowers and eyergreens, which
in the Custom House, on the mo ming of the
18th, or taken to Mount Wood Cemetery, as
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RESOURCES

CKTEESTH QUARTERLY REPORT,
- showing the condition OF Ihe First Ma
tionAI Bank OF Mount Pleasant, Ohio on the
first Monday OF July, 1865.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS
u tr.ct Of West Vii ginia, 8. s.
Best & Bro.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF
~ the Merchants National Bank of West
Va. at Wheeling, Monday, July 9Th, 1853.
REsouRCE8
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ELEVENTH QUARTERLY REPORT of
II the condition of the National Savings
Bank in Wheeling, In the State of West Va,
on the morning Of the First Monday OF Jnly
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CT No notice will be taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by re ponAlble
name The name viii De conside1ed conn.,
GENITAL, bnf must in all cases accompany let
terI a. q guarantee of good IaiIh.
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WHEELING INTRLLIGENCER.

It Il r. NJ 8.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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REsoURCEs.
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mORNIHG Edition.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
4 Beauliful Sentiment,

Sorrow sobers w and makes the wind
genial. And in sorrow We love and trus,
our friends more 'ende'ly. and the dend
become denrer to Us. And just as the
stars shine out 10 the night, so there arc
blessed faces that look nt US in our grief,
though before their features were fading
from our recollection. Suffering | Let
no man dread it to much, because it il
better for him and it will help to make
him sure Of being immortal. II is no,
in the bright happy days, bu, only in
the solemn night, that other worlds ore
to Be- seen SHINING 10 the long. lone
distance. Aud it is in sorrow-,he nigh
of the soul, that We see the fartheat, snt
know ourselves natives Of in6n,.y IN,
sons and dsughters Of tho Most High.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Happiness.

II would form perhaps oue Of the mos,
amusing, il no, the most instructive chap
ter in poetic history to compare the Va.
rious opinions expressed by the Inspired
respecting happiness. lie who dwsils in
. lonely valley believes huppiness resides
in a crowded city among company and
books; whilo he who sings among the
rattle of other men chariot wheels, and
the smoke Of ten thousand chimneys,
6xcs the abode Of happiness by the side
Of some purliug brook, beside . green
bill, where the wind il ever fragrant anu
the voice Of nature is alone heard. Tho
high. | orn bard. sick Of the hollow cour
sssies Of polished socie'y, signs for the
pa.toral solitudes, where flowers never
fade and aocks never stray and:beauty is
never out OF blossom. The shepherd
bard, on the other hand, who has to wan.
der over moors and mountains, huff
ehokcd in winter with drifting snow, aud
hslfscorched in summer vi h burning
suns, who has to smear and clip bis aock
o. we'll Us keep them from the iox, and
save them, too, from suotheriug in the
snow-wrea,h, envies the opulens aud
longs to be lord. There is some sense
10 the remark make by Scotchman, on
reading the saying Of Soloman, "snow i.
beautiful id its season." when he said
"Aye, nue. doub. il wus beautiful to you,
sitting with the rich wines AMI the las.
siss o Jerusalem sitting aside you bu,
had ye been pour stans.,nasou ye would
hae said nue. such thing"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Administrators &le Of Talua6l1
Renl Esfate.

THE undersigned, administrator Of the estate
i Of Carty wolls, deceased, viii in obediepcs
10 the order Of tho County Cou,t Of Lincolp
county Missouri, made At tho August term there.
o. for 1858, sell At pub 10 auction il not sold pre-
vious'y at private sale, on
wednesday. November ~, 1859.
at the front door Of the cnurt house In Troy ID
said county, and during the session Of the County
Court Of said county, the following dsseribsd
rsnl estate, situate In snid county, vix'
The northeast quarter of section ~; tho eass
b II OF northwest quarter Of section ~ the
southeast quarter Of .ecti' ~; the west half Of
tho northwest quarter Of section 81: thu south.
east quarter Of southeast quarter Of section 20,
all In township 40 IT range ! west; and tho
southwsst quarter Of northeast quarter Of section
10, and tho sou, hssst quarter Of northeast quar-
ter Of section 10, snd the sou Invest quarter Of
no thwest quarter II section 20, ;he last three
| tracts being In township "a Of range ! west
| contsining 10 MI 64V aCres-l20 acres Of whiat,
Wis: the east halt OF northeast quarter Of ction
| 80, and the soa heast quarter OF southea qur-
ter Of section -. bo'h In township ~ range
west, will DO sold subject to the widows dover
tn srein. being the land assigned by commission
- dover to Mrs. N. Wells. All the rest Of ssid
| land will be sold clear Of dover.
Tsa,s->Ons half cash, sud one half iu sls
months--deterred payment TO hear interest from
day sf sale at 10 pr eee<. pr ann0m.
Until day Of sale said real estate 10 offered ioy
J.p.ALLEN, Aduiuissrsss,
! ssFN ~ efosyV wslis, dsssasse
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
AueedVie OF Hume,

An amusing snscdo,e 10 told Of Dr..
Robertson, Of Scotland. who, With q
ready wit, drew an illustration from Y
misfortune Of David Hume to point su
argument II was - follows:
The celebrated Mr.. Hume wrote an
essay on the suficicncy Of nature; and
the no less celebrated D.. Robertson. IN
the necessity Of revelation. and the 10
st. ifciency Of the light Of nature. Hume
came one evening to visit Robertson, and
the evening was spent on the subject
The friends Of both were pre.ent, and i,
is said That Robertson reasoned with bis
accustomed clesrness and power. Wheth
or Hume was convinced by his reasoning
or not We cannot tell, but at any rate he
did not acknowledge bis convictions
llvme was very much ola gentleman,
aud .. he arose to depart, bowed politely
to ,h"se in the room. while. as he retired
through the door, Robertson took the
leh, to show him the way.
20 SIR" he continued, Il End the lieh,
Of nature always sufficient" As he bowed
along the entry. he stumbled over some
thing concealed, and pitched iown stair,
into the street. Robertson ran after him
with candle, and Us he held II over him
whispered softly and cuuning'y:
"You had better have q little ligh,
from above, friend Hume" and raising
him up, he bade him good night, asd 70
turned 10 his friends.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Want or Courage.

Sydney Smith 10 his work % Moral
Philosophy, speaks 10 this wise Of what
men Iose for the want Of little brs.s, %
It's termed: "A great deal Of talent I.
lost to the world for the want Of . little
courage. Every day sends to their
graves . number Of sbsesrs men who
tavs cnly remained In obscsrity bscsu.e
shs,r timidisy prevented them ftos ma.
king 6rst effort. aud Who II they could
only have been induced to begin. would
10 oil probability have gone crest lengths
in the career o. fame. TIE f.ct 10 tha,
10 order to do anything 10 'this world
worth doing 10 must not stand shivsring
90 the bank thinking Of the cold aud
danger, but jump IN md scramble through
% we'll US We can. Il will not do to bs
perpe,ually calculating risks and adjust.
ing nice chsuces Il oil did very we'll be.
fore the Aood. when q msn could consu't
his friends upon ., intended publication
for q hundred snd City years, aud then
live to i,s success for ak or seven cen,u
ries afterwards; but at present Q man
waits and d. ubts End hesitstes, and eon
suits his brother. his uncle, and his 6rst
cousin. and his particular frie.ds until
one day he 6nds that be is sisty.6ve
years Of age, that he lost so much time
in consulting 6rst cousins and particular
friends thst he has no more time left u
follow their sdvics There 10 50 little
time for ovcrsqueamishness At present.
the opportunity slips away the very Pc
riod cf!iFe Ut which 0 man chooses tu
venture. ifcver, 10 80 confined It Is No
bad rule to preach up the necessity, IN
such instances, Of q little violence done
10 the feeling, and Of efforts mad, 10 def
aucc Of stric, and sober calculation"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Feninipe Beauty.

Men in society I ave from time imme-
norisl. 90 ravsd about beauty in women,
end poets in rhyme and romance huve
90 sung its praises, that it would be nat
uisl to conclude only beauty loveable in
ths sex. Aud the proverb. Men lose
their hearts through their cars" no,
only corrobaratss the idea, but makes il
appear that in our sex, the senses and
in the opposite .ex the intellects predom.
mate. Men ret sufficient store. the gods
know, upon physical comIinsss in woman
But. after all, it appeals to them ~ au
effect rather than cause. and is out
weighed BY . dozen othor qualities.
Beauty commeuds but II does not win
Il attracts but il docs not hold. And il
II bs not answered BY some inward beau
~, it soon dissppoints ; and may by con
slant suggestion Of disharuony. st Las'
repel, just - fair aower attracts us.
We admire its form, its color, its dain
tinsss. But when sc pluck it and 6nd i
scen,less, reaction comes that border
on disgust. We feel w have been cheat
ID BY = counterfeit. ID it looks honlie
than il It we're less fair.
81 there must be somothing more,
vast deal more, than mere personal beau
~ 10 woman, TO make her, for any lengtl
eftime, evcn pleasant IN our eyes. mucl
less grateful to the hsayt. What tn.
something is. It is difficult to say but i
10 expressed 10 the word intcrest-whic
70 convey the exact idea, should BE- int,
ss.ingness. How Or why aoy one iuts.s ss,
10, ws cannot detsrmiss.
Of tho fact 70 are convinced bsyos
argument, but v" are incapable "t N
slysiug the subtitle agsacies that produc
the effect. This capacity to interest
not . necessary couco~itsut Of persons
somsliusss, hat. Gu the contrary, it IL ia
depeadsnt Of II, 1t least 10 msny cssss.
TRuoT AND WARRANTY DEAD
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Execssor,s Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given 70 aN ps,soss intsr4
1 sssed In The estate Of Francis Parker, dec !.
late Of Liscolo county, NO.. that the eusd
have obtained fr"m the clerk OF the County Jourt
OF setd c"unty letters testsmsnary on said s-tatss
eeertng tate the 10th isv NJ September, 1853.
AN psvsons having claims aysiust said estate
Gre required to prtasnt them for allowance as.
ccrdins TO- law within one year from ,a.d date, Of
thcs nsy b preciudsd fo,n any benefit Of said
sstate, and II net presented within two yssss
from ss'd dste, they will be forever barred.
HENRY PARKER, l,
nh ~ CuAS, W. PARKER I 61eGus
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Send for Reports and Circulars.
WIN. z. PLANT,
General Westevn Agent,
JO6 CBesMUt ST. St. Louis
Dec 10. lS87 n5Ily
Orier of County Court on Remoual
Of County Seat of Justice.

I Linoola County Court. October adjourned
Term, 1868.
4 MONG the records Of said Court, made st
= said term, 10 The following to wit:
Now here petition, signed BY one -four rth Of
the voters Of hi. co., nty, IL presented to The
Court. praying the removal "fthe Seat Of Justice
Of this county to the 8 corner Of the s W or
Of tho northwest quarter Of section "a township
81 OF range I west, whcreup"n the Court order
that the proposition to remove said Seat of jus
,ice to the place named In said petition DO sub.
mitied to the qualified voters Of this county, st
the next general election, to be held 10 said S'un
And u 10 further orArsd thst publio n, Ice be
given Of said " posed resaoval by publics,,ou
the.eof !" tho Troy Herald, . newspsptr printed
In this coun,y; and II ia further orde,sd & .
'h" Sheriff Of this c"unty pat up In handful e. q
printed copies Of this "rder In not less th TIRE.
of tho mast public places In each township g.
his county, MT less Than thirty days before .aid
election, ~ said third day Of Novssber. ISIS
and II 70 ErtAsr ordered that The ballots In III, o.
Of renewal 10 tho point shove d,sixuated yhal
have written Or printed therson the words: ">hal
| the county Seat Of Justice b. removed to ,h,
seuthsast corner " the southwest qusrter of tn,
| northwest quarter Of aeciiOu 80, township 81
'anss ! west, Yssg' and shoss op,s.sd 10 ~
m"val shall have written " p.in,s6 thereon tn
wvrd.: "Shail the county Seat VI Justice be 70
m"ved to the sou'hrsst corner ot tho s0u,hves
qr OF the northwest qr Of section 80, towushil
", range ! wss,f MI"
A true copy from the record.
| ...". In Testimony whereof 7, Francis
;sR.I; Cake, Clerk OF the County Court q
| said county Of Liucoln. have hercuu
'''''" set my band and o@oisi ssai Of ole
In Troy, this "a day Of October, 4. D. 1858.
se.s ss%l ~ FRANCIS 9. CAKE, Clerk
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT

For the Cure If DiIrrhGr1, Dysenirry,
NMmmer G,mpt,,"t, Ch"iera Iyorb~s,
fh~a. Chihirr"'s 7se'hing. and the
0.~at Preventative If Aam,ic Cholera.
THIS extraordinary Medicine, the fame oI
! which is spread broadcast through ut the
country, 10 undoubtedly superior TO any rem d.
ever offered 10 The public "r the complaints fo'
which It L. intended. We have In our possession
testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col. Logan,
ate Chief Typographical Engineer Bureau nj
Washington, Gen. fi,s Henry Warren. General
Pleassnlon, aud others Of the army !; Father p
J. DcSmet, tho celebrated Indian missionary
n'sr officers Of the Navy, Surgeons, Hospital
stewards, Commanders of nearly every steamer
ply ing on the Mississippi aud tributary rivers
Western Sanitary and Christian Comm. ..ions
army ehnpl"ins, and nhers too numerous to me
tion. Likewise highest encomiums Of the P,ess
must Of which are published In our 4 .nana-
which We will send to any one requesting L.
praising its vals,tls medicinal qualities In IN,
highest ter,ns. No other medicine hn. such 70.
conmendati"ns. Sold by d.ugyist and msdic,n,
dealers ovvry whore.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
A min Isl fator,s Notice.

n Office IL hereby given that letters o, admin.
istrston were granted I, Joreph B. Allen on
the estate Of Hulus Ma tin deceased, on the 18th
Of Aususs. 1883, By the Clerk of the County Court
OF Lincdln county, Missouri.
Au upefsons having claims sgainst said estate are
required TO exhibit them 10 the adm,pis,ra or for
allowance within one year from the date Of said
letters or they may DO prssladed from sny benefit
OF ssid estate; and II not exhibited within two
years from tho date Uf said letters they will BE-
forever barred.
sep,7n3S JOS. q. ALLEN adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Adnlinixt ratoP's Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given that is,t.rs Of Admin.
~ istration were granted ~ hichaId Wommsch
on the estate Of William Ives deceased, on tho
10th Of September, 1898; by the Cl.rk OF the
County Court Of iinco,n county, Missouri.
Al persons having claius against said estate
are required to exhibit them to tho adruinistrs.
tor for allowa, CO within one wear from the dsts
Of said letters, or they mar DO precluded from
any beneot Of said estate, and II not exhibited
within two years from the dats Of said letters
they will be forever barred.
seP?4 n39 RICHARD wOMMACK, adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

The contemplntioa Of distress softens
the mind Of man. and makes the hear,
better. Il ex'iuguishes the seed Of envy
ind in will towards mankind. corrects IN,
pride oi prosperity, and beats down sll
that iusolencs which 10 opt to get inte
the minis Of tho f,v.unste.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
shali We Meet Asasu-A tsadsifsI
7H1 Extract. .t,.I

Shalf We Meet kgsin-A esautif.l
Extract. },.t
TIE Following wit, sloat o. The 'tss
ofreadin2," ws clip from au exchange.
We do not know i.s paternity, but !. con
taius some wholesome truths, BEAUTIFULLY
Get forth: ....lt .|s
"Men seldom thiak Of sbs great even,
Of death until the shadow falls scrosr
their own path, hiding forsver from thei'
eyes the traces Of The loved ones whose
living smiles were the sunlight Of their
existence. Death il tho great antssonis,
Of liz, and tho cold thought Of tho tomb
10 tie sksistos st oil Gessss. We do aot
want to go through the dark valley, Al
though il. passage may lead u Paradise
and with Charles Lamb ~ do not want to
lie down in the muddy grave, even with
kings and princes for our bed fsllevs.
Bu, the 6st Of nature is inexorabls -
there 10 no appeal Of relief from the
great Law which dooms 10 to dust. We
aourish md w fade % the leaves Of the
fore.t, and the flower that blooms and
wi,hcrs in . day has rot q Trailer hold
upon life than the migh,iest monarch
that ever shook the earth with his foot.
steps. Generations Of men appear and
vanish an the grass aud the countless
multitude that throngs the world to day,
will to morrow dissppsar % the foot
steps on tho shore.
IL the beautiful drama Of Ion, the 10
stinct Of immortality, so el"quently ut.
tered BY tho death devoted Greek, finds q
deep response 10 every thoughtful soul.
When about TO yield his young ssis.
tcnce Is sscri6c- to fate, bis beloved
Clemsn,he asks If they shall not meet
again, to which hs replies: II have
asked that dreadful question Of the hills
that look e,ernal-of the clssr streams
that Cow forever-of the stars among
whose fields Of asuro my raised spirit
hath walked in glory. All were dumb
But while gaze upon thy living face, I
feel tha. there is something in tho love
tina, mun,les through its benuty that can
not perish. We shall meet agaiu, Clio
manthe."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

NOTICE is hereby given thst letter. Of admin.
htra'ion wsss granted TO O. W. Hardssty %
1904. BY the Clerk of the Cpubty Court Uf Lin.
colin county, Missouri. an pe'soHs having elaiuS
against said estate are required IN exhibit them
to the svscutor for allowances with one year fvom
the date of said letters, Or they may b. prccludsd
ir.m any bensdt Of said estate, and if not OK.
hibited within two years from the date Of said
lstters thsy will bs forsverbarrsd.
auei3 mss 4wpd1 @. W. HARDKSTY, Exe'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Gllar()iNn's Notice.

\ NoTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
tilda J. Rector, heir OF Henry Rector decd, will
make u hnal settlement Of his guardian hip Of
said charge at tho next November term Of tho
Lincoln county Court, to be begun and held 10
TOY on Mondn >, the 0,h day Of November. 1888.
sep3 n3G1 GEORGE A. PALMER, Guardian
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested that the undersigned will make fnat
settlement Of his gusrdi nsh,p Of Samuel
Egin, at tho next November term Of tho Lin.
coin county Court, to be begun and held IN Toy
ON Monday, the 9th day Of November, 1898.
oct Is n42 w. 7. STEWART, Guardian.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Final settlement.

NOTIcE is hereby given to all rersons inter.
make u hRai tc''i mcnt Of bis administration
Of lid estate at the next November term Of tho
Lincoln county Court, to . begun and hold Ia
Troy. or the sth duy Of Now mber lsts.
Oct1 n5O1 JOS II, MARTIN, Ndmr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
MACUlRE,S
AGUE MIXTURE.

Far the Cure Of Chill. aud Fsver, Inter-
mstent Fsrer, Dumb Agae, DiseassJ
Liver, DC
E0R m,rs than 6ftcsn years this great and in
tallibie s"cciAc has becn used rs q u nncdy fO,
,he above complaints. and It has effect he most
extraordinary cures. controlling the diseases after
every 0the, medicine has been resortsd to without
effect. Thousands havo tested It's efficacy, and
all who have used 1t will give testimony to IT,
wonderful sucosss.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
MACUIRE'S
Sarsaparilla Stomach Bittcrs!

THE best Aromatic stomnchic ever offered /,
] the public tits an excellent tonic, pisnsnn
to the taste snd agreeable to the stomach. and
will be four vastly superior to any other article
in use for promo Ing digestion, preventing chill,
and fever. gthcnins and purifying the blood
II is made from the Sn, saparin, Still ,gia. Vel
low Dock. Snake and Blood Roots and Cslisaya
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