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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20
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TAX PAYERS!
TEEA.uRER's OrricE. Doboi i. ca
Jr-p-r. Ind, NV. Is h rs.

Jr-p.r, Ind, NV. Is h rs.
AOTli'Ei il hereby given % N. Tax Pay
cs %! Dnhnls uOun'y. thu, | have 70.
r-ived he Duplicate Of Tsx-s icr the year
1868 and 'hs' I VIII n,'sbd al lh- Coun'y
Tf.ssurer'- Office . Jasper. Tor NE purpose
II tecrviur I.xes until The Third Monday
10 Ap'il, 1859
The rs,,- o. T,xss for 1863 on each one
hundred doli--s ,us'io, are ~ fn love:
Ciuuiba Tp--S'a'e 20 cents school Is
ct. hiking iupd - cts, Cpnni, 30 ct- buun
~ iund go c's Poor ssy um 5 e. road 10 &c
,owrsh', Is els specii -caooi IS cis. total
TAX s. 81 total poll s. IS
Ha,ni-on Tp-s'a,e 70 cents. school IL
c's sin K ~ fund 20 cts county 30 cte boun
y inrd 50 CITE poor nsy lum &c rc'd 10 c's
spec,ai school o5 cts, total tax 81 l6 total
pol So IS
Bsinordg- Upstate 90 c's school IS
cts sinking fund 20 eta county 80 &c b"uni,
fund so eta poor ssy inm 5 c's road is cts
township 10 c's sprcisi schoo! as cts, total
tax 81 81. Total poll - Go
Hal Tp-S,ate 20 CITE school Is c's sink
itg 'und 90 cts county 80 c's bounty fond
30 poor s-ylum s cts roso 10 cts Io~ n-hip
10 cts spscisl school IS CITE, totsltax s. 20
'"'aI POLL 81 GO
Prfnka 10 Safe 90 cha school Is rts
sink' z 'urd 30 c's county so c's honn'y
tund 81 CO. p"ur a-s Ium 5 cts '"st 10 c'e
to~n-rip 5 cts special school 10 c,s, tuis
lax SO DC to'el poi So 20
Ferdinand Tp- STATE 20 c.. echoo! 10 CTS
sinking fund 90 c,s county 90 c's bounty
fund 30 cts poor Asylum S CTS road Is c's
iov, -hrn 90 CHS special school % cts, total
Tx So A. irtsI poll 26O
Town Il jasper State 20 &c school l6
CTS ,inkirg fund 90 cite couni, % cts bounty
fund 30 cts poor ssy 'um 5 CTS ro-d Is cie
-perin school 25 cents. ictsItsx - n, tots
poll 81 60
Town Of Huu'irgburg = Stat. 90 c..
-ohooi is CTS r,nkirg funo 40 Ct. couo'y 80
c,s houo,y fund 30 cts poor ASYLUM 5 ctr
special school 10 cts. total tax 81 SO. ,otal
pol So 10
| Tnr TX IN Dogs is ~ follows: One y @
one toiiar (SD al 1--WE, ore TWO dollars ($2J
each. SUITS or bitches two dollars ($2
.nrh
| All persons v no are exempt from MIi,a,,
Tax bv reason o. service in the Amy, viii
please call upon The County Auditor, and
procure Certificate OF Ex motion, aud pre-
rrn' j. Al hts Office q, he time hey make
application 20 pay their Taxes % that II msy
be detUc,ed
WILLIAM BRETT, ST.. T. D. G.
| NJ 20. '6S-<~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20
SALE or LAND.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND.
n Office Is hereby given. thu b. vit'us
~ OF an order OF III. Dubos county Court
81 Common Pleas, the undrriansd adm,n--
irirstor. OF the estate john Er"y. decesssd.
viii fer Tor sale al public s4c,ion ou The
prt mIs3s on
MONDAY. December Z, 1868.
The following described Lands o. the dece.
d, n, si,nn,e IN the county % DUBOIS sLd
State Of I,dinnh. ss follows. Wig:
The two Equal sud undivided third parts
of the Eas, halt OF Lot Number Ninety.
three (03) 10 the town Of Jssper, Dubois
coun', Indlon6.
TERMS. -One hale OF the purchase money -
b. ~ cash, and The balance on . credit Of
twelve months. the purchaser giving note
with approve surety bearing interest from
date Vt sale. an d siving valuation laws.
Sale to bcpio ~ 2 o'clock p NJ.
WENDOLlN ERNY, Ad0f.
Nv l96S-4~
Is Buriiuer. Any
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

The New York Herald says the, Grant to'd
a prominent officer OF the War Department.
after he had received The Radical nomina-
ton. that he had always been Democrat
aud way . Democrat vet, and tina, he had
never sough, to be- President. But Judge
Pierpont is more emphatic in mis- statement
n regard 10 the matter. He sage:
One day, at General Grants house in
Washington. while he was Secretary OF
Wa. told him though, he would make +
good ID mocrs,ic candidate, il he WINS rgb
on the question Of negro suffrage. lie re-
piled that he had 40 wish tor the Presiden
cy; ,ha, his feelings and ssn'im'n,s were
entirely opposed to negro suffrage; hui that
he did not wish to be resusined Ivy any
pledges lrcm The RICH, TO change opinions in
future, II new exigsacies convinced hlm
that he " ss wong; Tor, said hs, you will re-.
member that early in the war, when Wa.
in command at the West, | publicly stated
TIM, il The negroes had al inrDrre ciion,
would hold my army in check un'll il wac
put down. But long before the war was
over should have been GLAD of a negro IN.
surrectioa, aud would have moved my r,my
oil the faster. Wh,l | want il III Uuio.,
The whole country returned 10 peace and
submission 10 the Laws do not like uni
versa n gro Suffrage, now, but tho irredm. u
oush, 10 be protected. and il he only way
TO pro,ec, them in their helpless condition is
TO give them The suifisga. then | sh,il be 10
favor OF letting them vote. We van, The
Z MON restored. snd 10 have tn Suu,h come
back, obey tho laws, ard submit, ~ good eli
izens; aud il the future proves III t,hcy viii
do i, wi,hou negro suff-rge, then ! wouid
not give them negro suffr age
Perponl supported Grant upon ,his plat.
form. II his statement be correct, Gran
cerlsinly has been guilty Of great fnpiiciiy
md The II ,dcsis can make an sc.ion h.
aysins, him for false prstensss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

RAn.RoAD.-We publish today ar.
ticles from the papers Of New Albany
and Vincennes in regard to a railroad
from the Falls to Vincennes. Snch a
read would be or incalculable benefit
to the cities around the Falls. in SO.
curing them q Urge trade which now
goes to Cincinnati. 1t would also BE-
of immense benefit to the country
along the line. and we have no doubt
ii the capitalists OF the cities would
properly start the enterprise, it would
secure subscriptions sufficient in tn,
country to materially aud it. Go in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20
SALE OF LAND!

ADM NlsTRATOk'S SALE OF LAND!
NOTICE Ia hereby given. IA The under.
-,gred rherts,a Horney. Administering,
81 'h- estate OF V.c'or Hrnay. deceased.
by vi,'uS 81 an order OF the Dunois County
Common Pleas Court will sell 81 public suc.
Ilun %" the premises on
MONDAY. Novembe, 3O,h. 1868,
he following dsrcribed Lands OF the dpce.
dent, situate in The County ~ Dubois and
8 ate OF Indiana az follows viz
The iwo equal ard undivided third parts
Of North hail OF he South Est quarter Of
s'cuoo Number Three (3) in Township
Number Three (3) South OF Range Number
Fow (4) West, containing Eighty 1907 acres
u.uve.nr less
TERMS " SALE-One half OF tho pur.
case money 10 be- paid In cash, and the bsl.
ance on q credit Of twelve months the pur.
chseer giving note with approved surety,
brnring interest from date OF sale. and waiv.
ing valuation laws. Sale to commence al
p n'riock. p. NJ
THERESA HORNEY Administrative
P. s. rhasesis Horney, tho widow Of The
deceased will at the same time, place. end
on the snme terms, sell her interest in the
Lands. being her widows share, that 10 one
equal and undivided third part thereof.
THERESA HoRRsY, Widow.
i b. Bnettnev. Attorney.
Oct 30, '68-4v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20
What Will Grant De?

There is good deal NJ speculation a. T.
the pu'ical STATUS Of Gran, aud he polio,
he will adopt. The ultra o. The Rsdicoi
party are distrusrsnl III him. IL recent
speech Wendeli Phillips said no one knew
the opinions OF General Grsot upon the he
gro question Only eighteen months ago
General Grant remarked, Negro suffrage i.
sbhorrent 20 me-" II 10 not probable that
he has changed his opinion eince then. ~
nothing has occurred 70 make negro 9, ff,sge
NOR. lovely. Mrs. Grant says her husband
is obstinate II so, and she ought TO know,
he will no, drop into The Radical hands ike
Iins fruit. His perversi'y and reticenre
will trouble his Radical friende. and his dis
pcsition 20 have his own way nav cousr
many Differences with the psrtv that elected
him "a candidate because
ne was their only hope Of success In
s!ectipg Grant i, my turn out that The r d.
icsls have won the elephant, snd We think
before a long while they will wi-h they had
70, engaged 10 the - ffle --i"d Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

nTA ludIcrous incident wss repov,pd 20
have occurred At the polls in Quincy Hon
Charles Francis Adams deposited a written
ballot A sew minutes afterwards he re-.
turned and stated that BY mistake. he had
put q receipted bill into the box Anex
animation proved The correctness Of the
abatement. It 10 reported he voted The Re.
publican electoral. and Democratic State
Boston Transcript.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

nTThe Democratic Press at Pc
tersburg has changed hands, Mr..
Huckeby, who So ably cunducted it
during the camIsipn having sold out
to Messrs. O. &. M'Donald and James
NJ. Crow. 1t will. ~ heretofore. still
be devoted to the virdicstion OF Dem
ocratic principles, and it behooves the
Democracy OF Pike to give it a liber.
al and energetic support.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute Of Dubois
County will be held at the School
House OF District No., III the town
Oh Jasper, commencing on
TUESDAY. DEc. /. 1868.
ut 8 o'clock. A. Nj. The law requires
every public school in the county TO
he dismissed duling the session OF the
Institute. The Examiner wishes to
impress upon the minds OF the teach
vrs the tact that the law must be "b.
served. and that every teacher is eN.
pected to be in attendance promptly.
a assistance from abroad is expected
in the conduct ot the Institute.
A. j. STRAIN. Go. Examiner.
-Sey mour has cairld Oregon by hbsui
-.
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NOW EADY
IN THE
SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL.
70, cal. bv All N, w-desi-f-.
MRS. WIASTANlEY'S GREAT STORY,
ENTITLED
THE PEASANT GIRL.
ALSO, THE
CRUISE OF THE SIX HUNDRED,
pYMAy w W IDsBoKoUoH.

The sccount he gives Of The horrible sui.
fe,inpe aud priva,i"ns Inflicted upon SIX
HUNDRED CONFEDERATE OFFICERS, vho
were sent, 10 1864 from For, Delaware 10
General Fosters department in the Sou'h
tor reis,s,ofy purposes, is Amos, beyond
humsn belief bu, there sre siii, many living
witnesses to the facts Everything we have
ever rrrd d brutality 10 PRISONERS during the
war psles before this, which canses ne m
invo 10, my shuddev. Truly there Is Wirs
who has been overlooked
The Southern Home Journal 10 published
"a, Bnl,imore, Md by John Y. Slater. at the
low price OF 50 per anoum and should re.
ceve the support Of oil who desire ~ foster
Southern literature. Send for . sample
copy. Nov. lS-lw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

The Electoral CnIrge Of each St''e
is TO meet At ito state capitol on the fret
Wednesday in December. II 10 then ana
there 10 ballot Tor candidates for President
and Vice President The bslloting is Sc
cret The result OF the bsIIosing is 20 be
sealed up and cent TO The President Of the
S-ns;e. On the second Wednesday IN Feb.
rua'y the vote OF each State is 10 be an
nouoced md The result declared II any
ore candidate hiss maj 'rty over oil the
others, then he is 10 be declared the Presi
dent eiec, without any formsli,y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

A Johnson Democrat HIS been eiecte
ifornis, by . small ejorny.
The LA.venworth Conservative ssys
The Kansas senate IL uOsninnu-ly Rrpub.
iicsn. and ,h,i the lower house will have
bu, six D. mocrs,a IN ".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

The full official vote OF PeDeylvsnis
s,snds Grant, 1880. Seymour. 1888
Grants majority 10 2s.ess.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

BROKE lNro We are informed
that the store of Mr.. John Milburn,
on the Haysville road, was broken
into on Tuesday night lest, and a
quantity Of shoes. clothing and dry
goods taken. The window shutters
were forced open, and the sash knock
ed in. No clue has been found to The
thieves. but it is supposed to be som,
one who was well acquainted with
the premises, and who knew tha
Milbnrn was not at home at the tim,
he having left that morning 10
Louisville.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

Snow The first effort at snow in
this locality. this season. WAS display
cd by the clerk OF the weather yester-
day morning-a few flakes being
scatteringly spit about.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

The Board Of Regents have elected
General Mcclellan President OF a Univsrsi.
ty in California.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

The vote 0t the Stale Of l. ,uisisns
stands. with PsrIsh 10 nesr IRON, Gssn;. &c.
$50, Seymour, 6l7A2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

PoRK.-Mr. Joseph SermersheiD
informs rs that when the season o.!
killing begins he expects to take in
all the pork he can get at tair price.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

@Gensrsl George B McC elan 10 one
Of the engineers engaged in constructing
The bridge across the Hudson a, The High.
laOds.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

4 T. the October term, 1868. Of the Crm.
IN mon Peas Cour, o. dubois cuun'v, the
estate 81 john Erny. deceased. ~as declared
insuveM Those interested are n0,iitd
that il viii he -.t'lsd rctofd'ney.
WENDOLIN ERNY, Ad2's.
Is Bue''nfr, Any
Nov q 'Cs- 4w
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NOTICE or INSOLVENCY.

A Il the October term. 1868, OF the Con.
IA mon Pese Court Vi Dat Ola county. ths
estate Of Victor Honey. deceased, ~ss d.
clared probably insolvenl Those in'e'ss'.
I'd urr 10 flied 'ha' u will b" s4' led arco,t.
ineIy THERESA HORNEY. Atn,'x.
b Bur,trpr. ANY. Nov 9 '68 3~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

Eek G vernon Todd, 81 B lar Hill.
Ohio. died very suddenly while p'epari 9 "a
take the train for Cleveland The d,ses.e,
a. get, j. unknown
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

A Tribune's special says, ihst AIabama
has certainly gone for Grant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20
ROOFS AND SHOES!
lROMUALD BECK,
EAST SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE.
0@&DaSuNs GmG5

I'D ETCRNS his thanks to The public for
IA their former hhersi pHttonegr. and ~
spect uliy reques's further x'enr'cn Of II,
plrdging himself ,h,t he viii eEdesvor 10
merit i, Hc keep. constantly on hand
waved assortment of ladies snd rhldrens
wsS ~ OIL dosc in'ion.. aud viii promptly
~ k. Ia order ANY kiud 90 bouts or shoes -
q ., his a"rk warranted. Gail ant sae me.
Nv 20 '6S-6m
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The WHOLE WESTERN COUNTRY
R AlSING
THE undersign. -
ed returns his -
thAnka In the 1llll

Clubs for r II FLTNN H. cos GREAT
ONE DOLLAR SALE Circulars ser' tree.
Send Is cents Tor two checks, OF ON E DOL
LAR for 10 cecks describing valusble eoods
20 BE- sold for ONE DOLLAR. Address,
oct 23-4ws r. Fl Finn d CO.,
81 WsshisWon Street, Bu,es, Man,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-20

4. BEcK.--Read his advertisement
in another column, and it you want a
pair Of good boots or shoes you will
ksow where to get them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16

of Jericho, Fletcher of Cavendish, Smith
of Stowe, Lynde of Marlboro, and VIII
liams of Monkton.
On Judiciary.-Messrs. Miner of Man
chester, Converse of Woodstock, Wales
of Burlington, Brigham of Hydepark,
Wood of Fairhaven, Hinokley Of Chel-
sea, and Waterman of Wilmington.
On Education. - Messrs. Mead of Ran
dolph, Dunn of Fairfax, Corey OF
Craftsbury, Gleed of Morristown, Bald
win Of Hinesburgh, Jones of Benson,
and Brigham of Pittsield.
On Claims.-Mr. Pingree Of Wealth
ersfeld, Hall of st, Johnsbury, Sykes of
Dorset, Humphrey of Underhill, Golf of
Royalton, Barnes of Ferrisburgh, Pea
body of Pittsford.
On Railroads Jones of Corn
wall, Crane of Newport, Langdon Of
Montpelier, Hall of Groton, Martin of
Montgomery, Foster of Wolcott, Hask-
ison of Mount Holly.
On Banks.-Messrs. Allen of Iras-
burgh, Pingree of Weathersfeld, King
of Tunbridge, Hunt of st, Adams, Abel
OF west Haven. ....
On Manufactures Messrs. Estey of
Brattleboro, Batchelder of Wallingford,
Kennedy of Colchester, Robertson of Put
ney, Fisk of Isle La Mott, Washburn of
Starksboro, Irish of Searsburgh.
On State Prison.-Messrs. Whedon of
Pawlet, Fisher of Westminster, Kinney
of Plainfeld, Lynde of Williamstown,
Ryan of Fairfield.
On Town Lines.-Messrs. Carpenter of
Charleston, Divoll of Rockingham, Will
kinson of Weston, Huntington of Wey-
bridge, Southwick of Middletown, Pork
er of Hartland, Dow of Strafford.
On Federal Relations.-Messrs. Con-
verse of Woodstock, Park of Benning-
ton, Hunt Of St. Adams, Niles of Thet-
ford, Langdon of New Haven, Wright
of Bradford, Reed of Barre.
Of the other committees, Mr.. White
Of Springfield, and Holton of Jamaica,
are on agriculture; on land taxes,
Knowlton of Stratton grand list, Up
ham of Windham; public buildings,
of Townshend; highways,
bridges and ferries, Wentworth of Ches-
ter; Mr.. Robinson of Londonderry is on
the special committee on saleries of
States attornies.
On motion of Mr.. Hinckley of Chel-
sea, the House will hereafter meet at 10
A. NJ, and hold no sessions in the after
noon. 1t is hoped this arrangement will
expedite business, by giving the commit
tees an opportunity to sit in the after
noon.
Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendish, introduced
a bill relating to Intoxicating drinks,
making three-fourths of the fines paya-
bic into the State treasury, and one
fourth to the person making the COM
plant
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
Decree of the People.

The result of the October elections
foreshadow the certain election of Grant
and Colfax. The loyal people of the
north who supported the war for the
Union, will not trust the country or its
government in the hands of those who
tried to destroy it, but will dedicate it
anew to the patriotic men of the nation
who saved it. The decree of the people
is most emphatic that the heroes who
died to give our country new birth of
freedom, shall not have died in vain, but
that under God, a free government "by
the people, and for the people, shall not
perish from the earth"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier, Oct. 8, 1868.

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
The october Elections.
OVERWHELMING UNION VIC
TORIES.

The result of the elections on Tuesday
is glorious republican victory in all the
states that voted. In PENNSYLVANIA
the Union majority is over 10000. In
ONO it is estimated all the way from
$4,000 to 10000. The only question is
as to its size The republicans also car
ry INDIANA by from 5000 to 5000 ma
jority. With these victories we also gain
a U. S. Senator in Pennsylvania in place
of Buckalew, dem. Returns from Ne
BRAsKA show republican gains, leaving
it more than probable that we have car
ried that State also, thus including every
State in the republican column that vot-
ed ON Tuesday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16

white malcoatents, owing, no doubt, to
their inability to control them in politi-
cal matters, and this animosity in many
places is becoming very oppressive and
tyrannical. This class Of whites use ev-
cry means in their power to intimidate
and compel the blacks to vote the demo-
cratic ticket at the coming Presidential
election. If they cannot intimidate the
blacks into voting their ticket they try
to bride them. They have offered intel
ligent and influential colored men in my
District $4,000 to canvass these counties
for Seymour and Blair, and failed at
these figures U. s. A.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-16
NEW PRINCIPLES OF MEpIc,S,
Viz: Railways Ready Relief R,snt,,t.-,.
RpanIva,'. Nh~AaNAng ~

Viz: Railways Ready Relief R,s,t,,,.
Resolyent
DR.. Railways Remedies are n,,,a,
new principles, and that is WHY tS Sva o.
quick, and cure the most dangerous AZ 20 \
IDLY, and with so.ittie Inconvenience y .se
Some Of our contemporaries boast IN IL '!ans n
ments, that there Is nothing new In thsi,H tllr
that the ingredients are all 10 Be fosnal M. NJ.
and other dispensatories their puhiish.55 ~
are copies taken from the n. s, phs,'asai -
hence. they clans superiority Of merit H. IVA
pectorals and sarsaparilla for their si,ailyf
lot OF imperfect. inert and worthless Ia
Were II not for the new principles er,e.l
tanning the medicinal virtues from new "a
remedial agents, progress in the science ~ ~
would be a slow coach. Take f0r ipst,rs-. -
popular remedial agents OF the day--ss,.,.ss \
it's adjuncts. forming the official conpopsi.
purgatives-of aloes, jalop. &c, Pkys-,.I
lists, pharnaee nttsts. physiSlogists, All ~. asl
condemn these agents as uncertain p,.sHg N
The Materia or Mediea is deficient Of ~ " n
reliable medicines. The formulas N ~. So
oflieinal pills are based on wrong r,is.
these who claim TO put up specific Fsssi,s
old uncertain rules prescribed, are ceutrJ-s,..
of value to the pubic. Radway's RsaaT ~
solvent and pills are new Incidence fr...
new principles. and will cure the sick xih,ss-
and Inconvenience. See DR.. Radwayis ~,
1865. Sold by Druggists and country u,ersS.,
A-f