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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-25

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-25

aiWals ptch VppVctu W hnl thlnk w
the Constitution that so much as in
dicated illiberality towards a people
conquered In war, as the printed
record Of my course in the Conven-
ton last winter will plainly show
and / strove TO have the Constitution
adopted, not because Il contained H.
liberal clauses, but because I believed
that, once adopted and the affairs Of
the State once more in legitimate
shape, Il would be comparatively
easy to so amend as to suit the wisher
Of all parties. To this end was The
gentleman whose election I particu-
larly advocated pledged. l believed
IN my heart That II would be betteI
for Mississippi to be oocs more re.
established as a State In the Union
even under this Constitution, than &c
remain as she now is-trammeled IN
every way, and as little likely tc
prosper and achieve honor and
wealth while so tummeled as tho
sun Is to rise 10 the West.
Mcssrs. Editors, l wish Il distinctly
understood that I do not Intend iii,
letter as an apology. For doing what
l conceive TO be right, | apologize d
no man or party Of men. | hsv,
followed aud shall follow ~conviction,
Of duty without reference to an,
mans ~displeasure or favor. l hav,
written II because | wish my positior
on the question REFERRED to In th,l
sentence fully understood. and an
glad Of the opportunity to State Il
the public, through your columns
my position generally. am not an
adept In the srt Of writing billings.
gate. I never wrote q letter bef6r
for p1blicstion, sua dc not intend d
write anoshtk, whatever mar b tbs
temptation and contentine myself
with The denial h toto Of Buhan,,
iasinusiion, the .sar. plantation |.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09
DR.. Bigelow,

.lsshs only Physician. - . Opse14hc1s
nov In Chicago that can D. sosssel
relied upon. Go TO mn. ana nos ~.
fer thst horrible disease 70 fcmaan 10
yous system. disngrfing youS NICE
and body. besides destroying yous
happiness and future prospects u life.
He hae made PRIVATE DISEASES
ard NERVOUS DEBILlTY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
AGRICULTURAL.

| TnE CogHfRy GgxrLEnAN.-This superi.
or agricultural journal appears this New
Year enlarged and improved in every re-
spect. lehas q reputation Of being ore OIL
the best established and most popular is
sues Of the kind in the land. Well, It has
earned that reputation richly, and should
have all the benefits arising thereirom. We
cordially recommend it to the patronsgc Il
our farmer, stock growing and gardening
friends all over TIE west as an article upon
which they can firmly rely and safely base
their operations. Price 81 SO per year
and every number is worth more than that
10 IN intelligent reader.
The following item 10 valuable to farmers.
1t is . statement made at . late meeting Of
the American Institute Farmers Club At
New York:
To prevent steers from jumping fences,
clip OF the eyelashss of the under lds with
pair Of scissors, and the ability or oisposi-
ton to jump is Is sfsctuslly destroyed ~
SIMPSONS power vas BY the loss Of his
locks. The animal will not attempt fence
until the lashss are grown again. OF this
We are informed by Samuel Thorne, the
great breeder Of Dutches county, who as
sured us that he had tested il npou pair
OF brtechy oxen. AZ it 10 Of great value to
him. he hopes it will be tried BY others.
Mr.. Hasmann, Of Herman, Missouri, gives
the following weights Of must from grapes
grown BY him ct that place the present rear.
HE report gives someWha. heavier Weights
than the Same sort raised In this psighber-
hood: Norton's Virginia l13 deg; Della
ware, l06 Catawbs, 30; Concord, 81 |;
Diana, 50; Hartford Prolific, rs. He re-
ports the wine produced the past season 80
Of unusually good quality, owing 70 the
late fall weather and consequent perfect
ripening Of the fruit. This Vas the case
here also.
A correspondent Of the Prairie Farmer
declares. with good deal Of truth, that the
farmers Of this country are fifty years be.
hind ths times 10 sheep raising, and in stick
ing % closely to the 'Merino abomination'
lie gives the following reports from come Of
the worlds great food markets to prove his
assertions. Rec eipts of cattle in Chicago
for one week i, 1852 head hogs, 1915; -
sheep, 1864. Receipts Of cattle in Liver
pool. England. in one day, 1928 sheep
and lambs $3.50; hogs not quoted, ~ tn y
are not regarded as . staple article Of food
there. Whom We understand that an Eng
lish sheep is worth three Msrinos, the dis
parity becomes still greater. Three sheep
Of the large breeds can really BE- raised
cheaper than one hog, and our farmers
ought TO 60 more largely into breeding
them. They are also much less trouble and
more healthy, particularly since the days Of
hog cholera.
MILK FROM TBIRrEsN Cows.-Mr. Horace
J. Smith Of Hsstonville, near Philadelphia,
sends to the Country Gentlemen the follow.
ing tabulatsd statement of the produce 10
milk Of his dairy Of thirteen COVE:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09

RAiIR DADS.


Chicago, Rsck Island + Pacific
Railroad.
lS67-es. Winter arrangement. lSt7-sS.
rrsi.srun By Chicago I'd h which is .w.lv. si..
utes faster than Davenport time.
0NAND AFTER MONDAY DEC :. les5.
~ and until further notice, trains will leovo
Davenport daily, lSusdays excepted) - follows
Going 4ast-l Let Aaiftrsin at........7 so, =. =.
o.... w... = sssh, . :..,:' md VI. e: D.:
Moinee and Warrington. SIS =. =.
%. Mised, for Des Aoines -
Auscstine. .716pn.
Arrive q Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
From ths Ess.-lst Night express u. g 70. 4 .
ID Daily Ex 4 mail. 4 90. ?. .
From the wsst-lst Mixed from Des MONIES
ID, Express from Desl MONIES
and Washington. ....7 .o6P.s.
CORNERSTONE.
A. Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
Al Joliet with =: A. I .. l. r. B. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, &c.
Al LaSslIe with l. O. r. r for Dunleith. ~
Louis. Cairo, Ae.
A Pond Creek with q. B. 4 q. 4. n. for Bur.
Msgton, Keokuk and Quincy.
A. Peoria with p. r. 4 J. r. R. &c.
Al Des Aoinss, lows City. and Washington
with Western sage Co.'S Stages, for ell pointa
| West, Southwsst and Northwest
Sleeping Coeehes on all Night trains. Through
| Tickets for sale and Baggage checEed TO Prin-
cipsl Eastern Cities and Towns.
PA. BALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chicago.
Davenport
H.H. H,Ils. Ag't, Davenport
| Davenport, Dec. 2. 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09

SIS 10 500 per month. everywhere, male
aud female, to introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON 81 NOR FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE Thu Machine whs
glitch, hem. fell, tuck. Quilt. cord. bind
braid and embroide4 In most supsrist
manner.
- Price only sis. Fully wasssnted for Eve
years. We will pay 81 ono for any machine that Will
eew stronger, more beautiful more elastic seavn
1kan oufe lt MAKES the :. Elastic Lock stitch" -
Every second stitch be cut. and stll the cloth
cannot b. pulled apart without tearing It, We pay
Agents from 9.S to 500 per month and expenses, ~
cs,mmieeiou from which twice that amount can b
made. Addrese. SECOND CO.sPl1TSBUk0H,
PA, or BOSTON, MASS.
CAUTlON.-Do NOT be impoeed No. BY other par
ties palming On worthless at Iron !chsnee under
the same name or otherwise Ours = the only GEM
~ dec3eAAw1n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09
PIANO. FORTE9
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

which are now acknowledged n be. BY the lead
ing Artsts In this country, Superior TO any others
In America. These Instruments p0sseee every mod
en- improvement are OF the largest size, finished u
Carved and Plain Rosewood Cases embracing svefy
Oventruns Bass, (with or without the sgIatIs A.
sangemen.). Each has the French Grand Action. &C
know lodged 10 be superior TO any other In rapid ex.
ecution These inetrumcn T. all Seven Seven and
Quarter aud seven and Third Octases; conetruc.
ted OF Thoroughly Seasoned Wood. and Of the finest
and best material For Great Power. Singing Qual'
ties So eei nese and Purity of Tone throughout the
entire Register: Elegance OF Finish and Great Dn-
liability. the Piano fortcs Of 0essrs. JkNNfs Z
RON are unsurpassed bv any other matters In -
world and have taken the niehsst Pssaism ~.
ever exhiblte6 The sams fseilitbes which easoss
this lrn 10 produce Superior lnstrument. ~ n
BE then 20 oes theis Piano-FoStes 70 nc 49,
twenty peS cent lower than anv osncf F"ss
nanufactures ID the country. ....h.r. and ofA.
- = ~ the exanina tion OF thee Fianos -.
re mailing thsr Sssr, p.sesDs,e
ereslars scs 70 al parts Of the cSSTs9 Spon sppe
ea''o1 "a "a Sss East sis: street, NEW YORK.
Dseweeo q . - Avsnuss. 09ssvsseV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09
CIRCULAR SAWS

With EmePson'a Patsnt Movable Teeth,
These saws cut Moro and Better Lumber In the
same time, and with Lees Power. than any other Nav
IN the world. with Lees Expenditure ~ Labor and
FILES Ia keep In order. amp smaller Aiew
Emerson "a Patent Hanging and sharpening Swage.
Tor spreading the Points ~ Saw Teeth. send Tor
Descriptive Pamphlet. with rrie. List
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
SJscoh ~ ;, nsar Ferry IT.. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09

WA VIA w. Tor the past ~ years. ana y thtt''"so
the peerop whom all afflicted should consult NO ono
ever hc ard 81 patient OF HE not being cured since ne
has been in this city. His reputation has vouchers IN
ali the city papers, his patients and the met ca
freson both here and abroad, as being the most sk
led specialists here. and thorough maser o. ~
"a dsesses II all others fail. don't deepa.ss H.
him 4 call II 10 only common occurrence S ,nn AZ
II cure euch cascs Hrs rooms are separate % s1'es
snd reutleWpeu and the mDst comp etc ~ Me SX:
Y0rua Nrr Take Particular Voice. -DOcs0I ~
.,ov devoted mach ~ his time q me uostment g
~ cssss caused BY secret hsb when snins botn
hrSv Ana mind unAttis the unfoftunate individuAi
- ssha, hnsnese or society. TIE sad cdect OF these
, ~ h,s or the Of ripcr ycsfr, II 10 weak
G X seniiitsts the constitution destroy the physi
-, ana mental powers. diminish and cnfeehle the
csfnrs Feelings, an exhaust the vital energies OF
snhood the pleasures Of life msrreA the object
81 marfias frustrated and existence i'sef rendered
. tesm Of unceesine mkery andregret Such persons
especially those contemplating marriage. should lose
no time IN making immediate apy location. ns DR. BE-
By Bic new treas0sut 10 enabled 10 insure speedy
and perm anont cure.
Consultation lsss and eonAdsntial. Once, No. -
ooUth ClarA stsost cos. o. Monroe, half block nom
~ Pot Ofee. Post Office Boz ia, Chicago. H.
OGlcs hours hon a. r. 70 SPIN.
Sssd for NJ :. Guide 70 Health" pubaished aoasA-
sG6.-ia6i:S, sssA for : Gsses,Dtivs sisCslae. q
psesas1e ns1o1ls, he bet pesvgzve - eaeeeUe1g0
nDeUB. 0oastoa6y addsego0soo 0Mop9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09
rANTED, AGENTS

II. H. HiLis. Agt, Davsn
Davenport. Dec 2. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09

OSrETTER's Celebra,ed STOMACH
BITTERs.- Safety fo- the Healthy, and Health
for the sickly. The Bi,ters. a. means Of sbv'-
sting the effects of exposure. ir-esaar diet, SUD
den changes oftemperature, and missma; as
requesting medicine for persons engaged IN Sc
deniary pursuits; as remedy for Dyspepsia,
Fever aud Ague, and Bilious Complaints; as .
cure for habitnsl Constipation, and IS general
corrective Of all disturbances OF the stomach
Liver and Bowels.
With good appetite. a vigorou. digestion,
sound liver. and . regular habit OF body. Il 70
possible 10 brave constant exposure, to fare
eoarsely. to encounter violent clins,e changes
and to breathe On atmosphere charged with the
seeds Of epidemic complaints, withou, serious
Inconvenience. But the strongest bodily
health. the most elastic and vigorous constisu-
ton. will sooa decline under such dePrcssine
inaaensss. ualsss sustsissd BY srtiacal means
The physical powers must Be fortified Against
the extra pressure, or they will bresh dowa
under il. How, then. eaa the sppe,ite be pre-
served. the digestive organs kept in good con
dition. the socre,ions be beautifully governed
the regularity Of the bowels be main tanned, tn
spite of the disturbing causes referred to'-
The problem puzzled the world for centuries;
ut it seems TO have been solved ii last. The
invigorsting, regulating and preventive opera
ton Of Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters produces,
in the most Agreeable possible manner, the de-
sired result
While the traveller. the piosssr, the miner and
ali ~, a.. - ~ l.. ga ,nral
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-09
STEAM
To and from the cid country,
3horfAaf 4aa 0aaaaQa.

Thsfavorite first case Clyde built Iron stesmerse
THE ANCHOR LINE
OF transatlantic steam packet ships
81bemln. Caledonia, Gam brloS
Brftnm N mia. Column bin, 1msli0,
Sail regnlarlyto and from New York. RATES OF
PASSAGE n low ~ by any other first class line.
These fine ocean steamers fitted up In every re-
pect 10 insure the safety. comfort and convenience Of
passengers. On very advantageous terms the AncheT
Line grant through tckcte To and from all the stations
the Irish and English Railways, and the principal
ries In the United States and Also passengers
at very moderate 10 and from France Germany,
&c. Az this Company does not employ runners those
who wish passage cke.s certificates OF passage to
send for their friends any further information will
please apply at any ofthc Company aences through
out the States or nj the head Office In New York to
FRANCIS MACDONALD h CO.,
New York ian ts68, q Bowling Green.
D. EVANS, Agent,
mchs:diy Davenport. Iowa.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

shook hands warmly with Mr.. Green,
and then, turning to Mrs. Green, apollo
gized In the politest manner for not be.
ing in at dinner. "The fact, dear
mother" he said, "was that at half past
five started from my club to return
home, but just as l got into Park Lane,
Sir Lytton Bulyer spied me and stop
ping his brougham, insisted on my 60
ing back with him to dine, as he had a
MS. he wanted to show me. l think
told you l often revise bis works for
him ere they 60 press. Well, you see,
| could not refuse to go with him under
the circumstances. But / left as early
as l could, knowing Mr.. Green was to
be here to-day; and though must
devote few hours tonight to complete
some work | promised to get through
for Sir Lytton, | therefore hope to-
morrow l shall have time to give to
you, sir," and he turned as he spoke
to Mr.. Green.
To be Continued.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

II CCA ABCA AJCh
SCRA TCH! SCRA TCHiI SCRA7CH!!!
in from 10 to 4S hours.
IFHEA TONS OINTMENT cures THE IroH.
VHEA TONS OINTMENT cures SALT RHEUM.
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures TETrER.
lPHEATON'S OINTMENT cures BARRIERS ITCH
RHEA TONS OINTMENT cures 0LD SORES.
IFHEAT0N,S 0LNTjtkNT cures EVERY KIND
of Humor like Magic.
nggFF gFFiti tRS g aP5tSaaSE aPtSa aE 9dde 9de OEE E 8 38Gt the Old
lady could not make up her mind to this
step, nor risk affronting him, under the
circumstances of his engagement with
her grand d-daughter. If there should
be any hitch, she should never forgive
herself
"Samuel would soon come, and then,
perhaps, some time would be fixed for
the marriage. But" added Mrs Green,
IL can't for the life of me think when
his new work will come out; he docs
not write at night, Il am sure he has
not burnt out one candle during the
week. l suppose love turns the brains
of young and old, authors and all alike, E"
Fanny's dress was not of the newest
fashion or quality. The poor child felt
her shabby appearance. True, on her
engagement, her aunt had consented to
procure her two new dresses, but they
were simply inexpensive muslins, which,
by constant wear, soon lost their new
appearance, and she felt she did not
dress as we'll as she wished. She was
so candid by nature that she concealed
nothing from her lover, and she impaired
to him her regret at not being better
attired. He replied that it was her mind
and not her outward appearance that
had attracted him. Still, he could un-
derstand that it added somewhat to a
woman's self-respect to be we'll dressed
and that before he introduced her to
his family he certainly should take care
she was suitably provided with clothes.
cat nresent, dear Fanny" he continu-
|. 50. repair inc damage WIN ~ syvv po,'--a y,
vet harmless, of nyigorants, HoSTETTERS|
STOMACH BITTERS. Remember that debility
is the Beginning Of the End"-that the climax
of all weakness is a universal paralysis of the
system, and that such paralysis Is the immediate
precursor of DEATH.
Don Z wait for disease to commit It's rayages
before you commence thestrengthening process.
Keep the whole body ina vigorous condition by
prepenRg as far as possible the lnroads of decay.
Repair the waste of nature with natures best
t onlc, HosTETTER'S BlTTERs.
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I'm h
chronic diseases without the use OF merdfgHy.
any poisonous agents That his treatment Ia
much more successful in private and chronic dis
eases than any Of his competitors. That bis
treatment In acute diseases relieves aud cures his
patients much sooner aud more permanently than
the treatment adopted by the old school, That
under his system Of practice fewer visits are re-
quired thereby saving much expense to his
employers That he can perform operations
with as much skill as any surgeon who served a
few years in the army can. That he knows as
much about the theory and practice of the old
school as any ofhis competitors; having thor
oughly studied the Alopathic System of practi &C
previous to having studied the New System.
The afflicted are invited to find out these facts BY
laying aside their prejudice and testing the merits
of his treatment by giving fair trial.
Hundreds Of certificates of cures coul be given
Of private and chronic diseases of long standing
when other physicians have failed.
Office in Drug Store, third door below Orange
Furnace Store Jackson, Ohio
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16
coNJuGAL LOVE.
4 nd AZ Hnnninese al Trne Mnrrlnne

And the HappineSs Of True Marriage.
Essay for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses
and Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers
and create impediments to MARRIAGE, with
sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free of charge. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN
HOUGHToN, Howard Association Philadelphia,
Pa. March 26, 6s.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

Il Il "A IN l. - !
ENARLY Tomato and Cabbage
n Plants, cultivated and for sale by A. l..
WOOD, Webster, o., and furnished from list OF
Nav to let of July, 1868, -
YELLOW NANSEMOND SWEET POTATO
PLANTS will be put at the following prices
packed n icely in damp moss and delivered at
Express office here 600 for 81; 1000 for So l.,
1000 for gil; 5000 for $13; 10000 for $25.
Also, The Kentucky Edrty Red, similar in size,
shape and habits TO the Nanscmond. | can re-
commend il for general cultivation as strictly
prime. Same price as Yellow Nansemond
TOMATO PLANTS, of very best standard va
rieties, 80 cts. per doz. $l,5O per 100 Very
extra sized large Plants, where they have been
cultivated with much space, will be furnished
In limited quantities at 80 Cents per DoE,, or
EARLY CABBAGE PLANTs.-EARLY YORK.
(the earliest varety) WINNIGsrADT (twO weeks
later, and twice as large heads,) 81 per 100 -
81, so per /. 900. Late Cabbage do. furnished
from 10th May 10 july at less figures than early,
at market prices.
DIRECTIONS FOR RoRDERING.--H you or
der from me, You may rely on receiving good
6lants, put up in damp moss so as to carry 5,OJO
miles If necessary, and arrive IN good condition.
I'm ordering please give plain directions for snip
Gment. and post Office address. Money may be
sent by mall at my risk in amounts of sc and
under. Larger amounts by Express, addressed
to Webster, Portsmouth Branch of NJ. &. Z. Rail-
road; or, If parties wlsh will COD. COLLECT
on delivery Of plants,) which Is very good way
to do business. -,
Persons should bear in mind that the larger
the order the cheaper the plants, and less Freight
per 1000. Each nelghbOrhood should JOIN TO-
gether, and make up a club for TO 0 thOusand,
and by SO doing get them fresh and cheap. We
have two daily Express Trains each way, and
will do business with promptness and despatch.
ANY person is authorized to act as agent, Lei
your orders come In soon. Post Office Address,
A. L. WOOD,
Iron Furnace, Scioto Co., Ohio
Anr i6S-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

"PAIMER's VEGETABLE COSMETIC Lo-
TIoN has cured my face Of eruption of over Eve
years standing" writes A. j. Jessop, of Mt.Airy,
Hamilton County, Ohio
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

MosT BrTTTERs of the present day
that are loudly pulled through the newspapers
as having great tonic and curative properties are
vile compounds and base impositions, containing
no medicinal virtues whatever, and are really
very poor whisky beverages; and instead of act
ing as a stimulant and tonic, have q tendency to
weaken the stomach by entirely destroying the
coating. The public should therefore be very
cautious, and purchase none but Roback's Ston'-
ach Bitters, which have stood the test as a rene
dial agent for many pears, and are really as their
name indicates, stomach bitters, and not becer-
age. They combine the properties of the best
tonic and stimulant-a gentle laxative an eff
cient anti-bilious agent and the best stomachic
known to the world, and, when taken in conjunc-
tion with RobackS BLOOD Pills. are the safest and
surest preventive against all bilious derange-
ments, thoroughly regulating the whole system
and giving tone to the digestive organs.
Trey are highly recommended as an invigorat-
ing tonic to mothers While nursing, increasing
the flow of milk, and for cOnvalescents, to re-
store the prostraton which always follows long
continued sickness, they are unsurpassed. No
household should consider themselves safe from
the ordinary maladies without these invaluable
med dicnes. They can be obtained of any drug
gist Sold by DIR. o. c. MILLER, jackson.
Mar. 10, 1S6S-1m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

@Those who talk most, generally
talk to the least purpose. In socisty
theKgreatest bores never strike oil.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

@To kill cockroacheS-get pair ct
heavy boots, then catch your roaehes,
put them into barrel, and then get IN
yourself and dance.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

sEThe first ingredient In conveFsa-
ton is truth the next good sense ths
third good humor, and the fourth wit.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-16

@To kill bed -bugs--Chain their bind
legs to tree, then 90 round and make
mouths at them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHILLs AND FEVER, DYSPEPSIA
LIVER COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY
.--.. DISEASES CURED.
MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs

Has cured more diseases where it has been
used, than all other Medicines combined. 1t Is
the only remedy that really pai6es the blood, and
has never failed in curing Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, and Diseases of the Liver.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DR.. s. B. HARTMAN & CO., Proprletors,
Lancaster Pa, and Chicago, Illinois,.