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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05

Laurens Railroad--.New Schedule.
GrHzEgp MAIL Trains on this Road run to
gtaZ-1-Sedz return same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greenville and Colum-
bia Railroad, at Helena; leaving Laurens at S
A. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays;
and leaving Helena at 80 p. nj. same days.
July j. 8. BOWERS, Superintendent
Evening star., 1869-05-26

6The strike Of the Philadelphia journey
men painters for IS 30 per day has proved sue
cessful.
~Dr W. +. Broaddus, during his recent
trip south, collected 8 ,2O0 for the education OF
soldiers children.
grin Maine, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Mime.
sofa Temperance organizations have resol we'd to
run tickets In the next fail elections.
~The Lawyers in 81. Louis have adopted
new fashion, that of wearing swallow tailed
coats.
~The dri wing of the spikes in the last rail
OF the Pacific Railroad prophesied the coming
day when the last nail would be driven into the
coffin Of Mormopism.
sTGen. Candy On Saturday issued an order
suspending Judge Phillip A. Boiling, of the
Lynchburg Val circuit, pending an investiga.
ten of his oficial conduct.
sEIn Nova Scotia every kind OF business is
dull The failure of the repeal movement has
tended toincrease the desire for union with the
United States.
ga camp meeting under the auspices of the
M. l. Church, South, will be held in the woods
OF David Clements, Esq, near Chesterville,
Kent county, Nd, commencing on the 9th of
August next
Evening star., 1869-05-26
BOARDING..

ROARpIHG. Two pleasant second story
u Rooms, heslths location, fronting on city
reservation Ierms moderate. No. i6> street
above 10Th, next 90 drug store. my sstsf
TEN Oh FIFTEEN PERSONS CAN Blk Ao.
eommodated With hrst class TABLE BOA I'D.
AT Mrs MARTIN q Dining Rooms northeast cor
ner OF Massac husetts and 18th street Rooms
can De secured In the neighborhood. my 36-3ts
EOCR Oh FIVE GEETEBL PERSONS CAN
L be accommodated with BOARD in the country
near blsdensburg Ste ion. A carriage will take
them to and from the station. Terms moderate
Address Farmer, Wsshing gton, d. c. n2s-tJ2.
COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
~ three miles out l4i street. In O beautiful and
healthy location, Stewards farm half way be-
tween Pipey Branch Botel and Brfshtwood Park:
Q beautifol Hover garden and large orchard Ct
tShed TO the house, also Q well Of pure water
conveyance 70 and from town. Terms reason able
Arpy to oALIAANDkkSP Paper store, 9th street
petween a 3. my A-st.
FIRST GLASS B0ARO And ROOMS ROR
families and single gentlemen at red need rates
for the summer. Fountain Hotel, corner 9th street
and Penha. avenue. myls I'm
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY-At "sprine Dale
~ ouse. J" Lincoln Village; near the railroad,
rooms and stabling. Address ..Sprine edals. !" Lin.
coin, Loedon county.N4 my II 9Ws
EIReT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEAeANr
L FBONT ROOMe. to be had on reasouabIe
terms, al 21e H street, between Eth and 18th, Q
snort yak from most Of the public ofhoss.
Evening star., 1869-05-26

Chicago, up to the times in lberality and en-
srprise in general way, yet plays sharp oc.
casionaily In small things. For instance. she
expects her Mayors to have their portraits
painted ;or the city council chambers, and to
psy ior tnem out Of their own salary. As their
pay l. small, and as the cost of q good picture
ranges from one thousand 70 fifteen hundred
doliars, q change IN the custom is urged By
those interested and by the more liberal iour.
nails Of the city. They sensioIy hold that il
the portraits are worth any thing to ne city, for
any purpose, they should be paid for by th.
corporation, even 70 the extent OF refuud,ns
the amounts heretofore paid for that purpose
by gentlemen who have filled the once.
Evening star., 1869-05-26

The Baltimore Sun ant Bl.tno-e Aus~icI-
use our special reports from Annapolis wita-
out credit The CiToHi,is has the fii-nsss 20
copy and eTedIt- The RSps1;,San has .-spe-
oisI report" this N orning that reads amazingly
like ours o. yes;eTdsy, but with n bit OF em-
broidery 10 the ehec; that ''the days plsasur.
was concluded by .he President IN witnessing
display o. gymnastics oy the graduating
class and Toll tournament. in which many Of
the mlddies exhibited great skill in the art Of
fencing"
This was an unfortunate guess. as il will be
seen by our special report to-day that from
some cause the fencing exercises were dropped
altogether from the programme
Help yourselves. gentlemen. 70 anything on
our counter, bu; don't forget the landlord
Evening star., 1869-05-26

The yelocipede has been utilized q. Port
Jervis, n. Y, where the mail messenger uses
IT in transporting the mailbag from the pos,
office to the railway depot. Per contra, the
Central Park Commissioners have directed the
expulsion Of all veioeipedsts from the park
during the greater part Of Saturdays and all OF
Sundays. ON the whole, as we have heretofore
predicted, the institution will not be able to
secure 4 footho;d worth having in this country
Evening star., 1869-05-26

The nuddle in the Pennsylvania coal mi
ming region assumed q new and ugly phase
on Monday last, If the reports telegrapned
thence are TO be believed. The last sensation
vas the posting Of an anonymous notice at
one OF the mines threatering death 10 any MI
ner who descended the shafts % work; and 1t
Is said that wild aEd most unreasonable
panic n once spread among the workmeu, in
consequence of which the men in all but four
OF the mines refused TO go TO work What
the result will be it is Of course difficult u
foretelL out IL looks very much as though the
capitalists. who wish to stop the supply of
coal, would be able 10 carry their point,
either by actually operating on the fears Of
the men o. by making other terms with them
and inducing them 10 assign personal dan
ger as the reason for not working There
seems 10 be good ground, too, for the latter
hypothesis. as II Is safe TO assume that IL the
miners really wanted 10 work they would not
oe kept from il for many days by threats of
assassinaiion- They are too formidable as .
body to be seriously intimidated by such q
oUgbear.
Evening star., 1869-05-26

The Liberals in Cuba are not without oc-
casional and substantial in spite of the
reports to the contrary given ont by the author.
~ OF the Captain General. Private and rsli-
able advices have been received at New Y ork
which corroborate the late reports said TO have
been officially received from Cespedes. The
informant of the Tribune was an eyewitness
of the tour engagements fought by the Cubans
under q uesada between Nuevitas and Puerto
Principe. and youches that their victories were
not supposinons or trifiing. In these hot con-
tests the Cubans were generally the winners.
Lesca was defeated At Las Tunas: aud at Saba
M Nueva the Spaniards were routed The
same paper has another report, which 1t con
siders truthful. TO the effect thai Of the eight
hundred men under Lesca, when attacked in
front and rear on the ground from San Miguel
de Nuevitas by the Cuban guerilleros, halt
were lost
Aturning point IN the contest appears TO have
been reached; and many Of those who have
give the matter cool and impartial attention
now entertain the belief that with a little time
ly aId in the way OF war material and recruits,
the Cubans will be able to throw off the Spanish
woke In the meantime, W here are the vessels
which were said 10 have left New York for
Cuba q couple of weeks ago, so heavily laden
with men and munitions Isn't IL about time
for the xpedition-if there really was one-to
be bearing fruitsl
Evening star., 1869-05-26

The First Branch of the Baltimore CITY
Council yesterday adop:ed the Western Mary
land Railroad ordinarce by sections, and then
referred Il back TO the Committse Of ways and
Means 70 b perfected. Amendments which
would virtually snnuIihe ordinance were yo-
ted down.
Evening star., 1869-05-26
DuPARrMsNr OF STATE.

WA8HfNGIONl Mdy II, I-OSs1
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. William H. Dabney. the Consul
OF the United States at Teneriie, Of the death,
on the lst Of February, 1859. at Grand Canary,
Of seaman Charles b. Frederickron Of the ship
"Lsouis Waish."
The legal representatives OF the deceased can
obtair further information by addressing this
Department.
Evening star., 1869-05-26
AIbei, he Republican O..y Nominating Con

Albeit the Republican CITY Nominating Con.
yenrion meets this afternoon. our readers
should not pass by the proceedings OF the sew
eral ward meetings held last evening for the
purpose Of selecting delegates thereto. Ac-
cording to the In variable rule Of TaB STAR,
the reports viii be found in each case paIticu
Larry full, impartial, and truthful; and In con.
sIdsration Of the tact that they indicate the
views and feelings Of the party in power, they
~ We. -epay perusal
Evening star., 1869-05-26

Mr.. Alfred Pell- who died IN New York q
few days ago. Is believed tc De the mal who
rrst suEgesssd the idea OF the Central Park
Better this fame than 70 have isd armies OF
rsets into battle.
Evening star., 1869-05-26

From John g. Parker, ass 7th street and
from J. Shiliington, Odeon Building, we have
ApPlsfoH's Journal, No. 10.
Evening star., 1869-05-26
|APASEsH SILKS AT sIaS.

JAPASEsE SILKS AT 81 Is.
nIGREAT BARGAINS. ~
We are selling Of our largo stock OF Beautiful
CHECK and Strfped JAPAN1sG SILKS AT THE
VERY Low PRICE OF 81 % PER YARD.
Also, large and elegant stock OF Very Choice
Goods Tor Suits and Ira yelling Dresses at CHEAT
LIZ kEDUCED PRICES.
JOS. ]. NAY CO.,
II ZOE CRIAM MANUfACTUREK, $50 nth
street, between Z and = streets, undoubtedly fur.
nishes the finest ICE ORBAM and WAT1R iOE0
in his Saloon. - we'll % TO Families, Fairs etc ,
Judging by the extensive business he does. mil -Ims
Evening star., 1869-05-26
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAsHINsToS. May "a, 1859.
Information has been received at this De.
par'nert from Mr.. George W. Prescott. the
Sonsui of the United States at Ceylor. of the
death, on the 18th Of February, l-69 at sea, OF
Julius Both. an American seaman, belonging
% the ship "Henry Buck"
Evening star., 1869-05-26

General Robert Andersen and fal.ily "a ed
I'm New YORK fo- Europe yesterday
Evening star., 1869-05-26
SELF.RAlSlMG FLOUR.
FORNAN, 1.-THE GROCER
NOS. 221 AND 2.e 7TH 81 ), BET. N AND n.
Has received the Agency for the District for the
sale Of
JHwILL BROs UNEQUALLHD
slLI .RAIBIHG FLoUR.
IT ID PUT UP IN PACKAGES OF SIX LBS.
EVERYBODY SHOULD Try II.
ONOE TRIED WOULD USE NO OTHER.
SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES
N Using
fELF. .LEAyENING FLOUR.

I. HEALTHFULNES
Its saving Of the nutritious constitu ents OF the
Hour ON consumption In the process Of raising
Its rsstor alton Of the phospbsses, which are. in
ihe Drepar alton Of the inner qualities Of flour.
ids peculiar 70 fsrmsnfsd bread follow. II nav bs
:sas :ssn = s:s sS.s .n IN
lose ito freshness or become stale In order 60 the
Destruction Of some objeesionsbs qualities, before
a.sAvING OF TINE.
While ordinary fernented bread involves. A a
ssa: s:s e.
ron the acur Tor sss oSss n
g. CERTAINTY 0T UMIToRA. EXCELLENT
IL OF doubtful issue, sed In p.ehold prodactiSn
10 more frequently indinsfens than good. ra.rI
KIHPING FRRsH.
II furnishes breed which retains its moisture
and aoss sos = rssdiS 5: fern .nssd Ss:s1
does. - - : :, :
eOEylNIEyCD. 9
II Z, Tsssod ~ yeisa SS proyidiss sssns. O
sres OF care sSd necsrsss sIDSadisurs of sins,
unifornnly excellent breed. =
II. SsAHS sssG.. SUPPLIED At MAsUYAo1v.
NoUxs TRINcH BxsfAURAHr,
slsB sTREEr,
Between iAth aad iDsh stsesep,
,.,. .s.s.yoes " osrss - rrovsssr. piaas e.ay
Evening star., 1869-05-26
TAX NOTICE.

0EAhNOAL TAX NOTICE.
COLLECTORS OFTIcE q. 9. ISrElSAL BEvxSrE.)
DISTRICT OF OoLrMBIA, ,
WARRINGTON, Hay Is, 1859. \
Notice 10 hereby given that the annual list Of
tsxes assessed In this collection district for the
year 1862 has been received from the ASSESSOR snd
tnst tne duties and taxes therein sDecihed have
become due and payable. The taxes included In
the sfor. said Inst upon income for 1858 ecisl
% and silver plate for 1859
will aftens ct my once: No. ass 7th street,
opposite the General Post Ofiioe. daily, Sundays
exec pted,j from this date TO Nay 81, 1S6e. from
O'Clock m. to O'Clock ,. m, to receive the
All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums
due BY them resp cti ely, according 70 the list
Aforesaid within the time spscined, Nay lsG0,
pay FIVE PEk Gent. ADDITIONAL UPON the
amount. together With other ccsts:
Collector OF Internal Rsvenus for the District Of
Columbia. myls 81
n~HEOKl1B GARIN fern very sersss-
u3 BILE lisht nntritive food, . Superior article
Tor luddtnss and jellee, and 10 highly recommen.
dtd hy physicians for invalids and children. Sold
oy All grocers. my u 2aw6w
Evening star., 1869-05-26

NIASON CAMPBELL,
zfISESFEs PAL EsTHTS 7SR sShIs1EOHs' SsIsFso
GENERAL CLAIM AND INSURANCE
AGENTS,
AND SURVEYORS,
Office, ROOM II. Federal Block,
Corner cf 7th and etreets, Washington, d. G.
ALI business promptly attended to. The best ref.
erences given. If REQUIRED.
GEO T. MASON. Of VirsiHd.
may 35-lm OHAs. w. CAMPBELL, Of Nsm York.
Evening star., 1869-05-26
/ ARMS FOB SALE Or EXCHANGE.

.:,s. 30 ACRES 4H one mile M f,en II: D,.trc. line
hiss; healthy sisustion; nne springs Of pure soft
SO ACRES, mostly in oak. chestnut. and pine;
on the road; good sandy loam soil; healthy.
90 Oh 100 ACR1S, splendid location; healthy;
snd
ei cnienen mouse and yard; 30 or more acres uader
Iither one or all OF these tracts will be sold
enesp iof ssso, or exchanged With ZOO or $500
ss:s 81 good 'n'''';;so JOHN fi lfoif.p
HOT wEATHER e O0MING-T you want to
q: cs'isiI .s p;:
corner 7th sndf. mys
EQR RENT-T!o three: story Rriol HOUSES
ana laHS1ss ss4s. ss Hrs FARNHAMs' 1Srns. nth
FOE 1Inr-Esv,y aud elegantly !UhNISh6D
ssa sss street. bsswe:. sn "
>TQ BUILDDRs AND OONTRACrORs-To
lease on groS1d rent. fer . term Of yesfs. over
:nd .os 3. ss:
nc tea:se Tor moderate amount. Apply 1t the Star
EOR RENT-AA elegant BRICK HOUsi- con.
tainip 9 10 rooms and kitchen: bath rosG, and
crate cs g So + d.:
yATE contsininS Il rooms and
M t.essS nSds.n Nth I.rss ground:
~
s:l No ss s :.!: s.!...s s. s &
E>OR eALE-Dlegant ceeptry home, fruit and
II garden IABM. i've ntiss from the city, N
''rsi.l.. Price s'a'Gi '8iLbAJS8bkZsso bASblkZ F. . LArra.
sp l1Si Corner 7th and y sts.
II o = R INT. =
III C0UnTRY SEAT, % acres. two nile,
frcm city, and In tull view Of Il; Il rooms; doe
shade; fruits Of al kinds. Healthy and beautiful
AIsO,
TH1 OLD 110IDENol ON AIIIDIA
HItL, having 70 rooms, with surrounding Lawn.
FOR RENT, HOUSE on = street betvAso n IA
ana sth streets, IN good order, is rooms vitS Enr
niture fer sole. esnt q - Per year.
HALL BOos
-, 8Sd Estate Dxchaa ee,
spN Oornef yth and strsen.
! Eok okknNtLA tvostory FRAMl- aVUe1 o.n.
tsining eight ROOMS, IN good io0olf,y vifh lsr a
s...s.s' 80. sns.S 49,. = nIssauire Of T. .. 9L
Evening star., 1869-05-26

rsTRAwBIBRY EIsfIvAL-CHURC
H corner 9Th and streets, TUESDAY
WEDNEeDAY, and THURSDAY, the 18th, 18th,
and 9th instant. Finest Fruits. best Cream, and
fair prices. Cone and patronizs the ladies. Ad.
mission 10 cents. my25 st.
Evening star., 1869-05-26

i ON TElMe TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
several OF the finest BUILDING LOTS In the
CITY, stua,ed on the east side OF Connecticut
nne, oetveen Q and 3 streets north. adjoining Mr..
nopkino nne residence; Devements laid. and street
cers gil pass the coor this summer
TEN LOTS on the north side OF B street, be-
tween 18th and 10th ets
elvBRAL Lots on the south side Of B street,
between 19fh and 10Th cts. r
Also. SEVERAL LOTS remain unsold on the
north stde OF street, between 18Th and 18th SITS.
Pavement 10 now laid on Y Of. to 18th st.
lndueemelts viii be offered for . short season to
STARR 4 MsrcALr,
m76 Ct Northeast cog n. q sse. and l6eh e.
(Chrontcis. Express .ReDublican.l
E0a R1HT-sT0RE 81 = strset,, epeosit. the
rafent Once. Apply 60 J. DENNIS. u, front
room over the s.ore. my24-a'
ENOR RENT-Ope large FRONT ROu suitable
= = -tof we seentienen. inquire % No 9OA q
street nerth, be :ween 18th aad 10Th. m A-3ts
EoReALE.One Of the best RlTAIL GROCIRY
ssllirz Irquire at tins sosfhWest ccfner Of NSv
ay'nne aud street north my9l Sc
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIBHED ROONs
For kent-euttsble for housek eping. ferns
seesooabls. Apply st6lS II street, betvecn lsh
FOB eALx-Two asv FRAMH HOUSES. Ave
= good rooms esch located on n street north.
netseen oth and 7th west VIII be sold cheap n
:" y" @ediate aee,tr sttou is made 90 q q oLkO-
s'sS 80 .SS s.a ss-sst. ~ q 80
Evening star., 1869-05-26

So 80 -ECl y..rrrE t8.rfs asr.lr.. =. -.
f1-s s9i q Fs.r.. .- 81 .-a.
~ alHGu8l pa sHTg0F
---4 l-E e--t .ss- sra 4 gn
Evening star., 1869-05-26

EOR RENT-Four FURNISHED ROOMS, two
II communicating. parlor and bedroom, at 4 2
18th ST., between and View York ave. myls l3ts
LOB RENT-A new FRAME HOUSE, wit al
l. the modern improvements. contaiping7 rooms
and bath room; stu sted In healthy portion of the
city, and convenient to the cars; viii be rented
furnishes compiete) to Q good tenant on reason
aole terms Reference required. Gall at 654 d
ct between 9Th and 5th streets west, from 5 to Z
O'Clock m. myls til
EOR RENT-Three or four UNFURNISHRD
u ROOFS on same floor. well suited for house
Eee1ing. No. 429 llth street, between C and d
streets. myI7 l2t'
LOB sALE-SSOO Cash; balance in ea,y
4 monthly payments, will purchase Q conve-
ntent 7-room HOUSE on street Island, bet veen
~ ,.;.i and 9Th Apply to to CHARLES PERSONS. on
Inn AOREs SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES
TOO AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE-At
North Arlington Va +, In lots of from one to ten
acres OF Land. comprising the finest views of
try; "a healthy - any part Of the United States
many springs Of the purest soft cold water; soil
excellent, especially for grapes and the small
fruits. Long or short time, as desired, and will
accommodate purchasers a. to payments in small
amounts, say from SO per month M.
R.A. PHILLIPS,
myn u Georgetown, d. O.
X Oh RHNT-BRIOK HOUSE. on L street be
L tween 18th and 18th streets. Has rooms
water and gas. Apply TO SIBLEY d GUY, Pa.
ave-, between 10th and lltb streets. myl2tf
FOB RENT-Two LOTS stu at ed on street
between nth and 2ist streets, suitable for coal
spd wood yard: Apply TO CHARLES e SAMSON,
Columbian College, ID. O. myl2 sw-
Evening star., 1869-05-26
COUNTRY HOMIs FOB SALE.

Parties wishing to purchase small COUNTRY
HOMES, say from 10 to So acres, will ii nd II to
their interest to look at the Beautiful Building
Sites on Mr & T. Suits home plantation, 81, miles
from the Navy Yard Bridge, on the Silver Hill
road Any one hing to build, the lsnd will be
sold at Q very low price, long credit. Apply t.
or address G. GRIMES, Silver Hill Post OH ce
Maryland. lOhronicle, Intsli gencerl my2O I'm
FOB sALE-A three story BRIQK HOUSE on
north side. INQUIRE of J. q. s LYLES, at the
Once of Thomas Marshall. No. 2 1 Lonisiana ave.
nIe; or at }. r CALLAN'S ONCE No 10 Lon
isiana avenue, under Bank Of Warrington
myl9- luts
Evening star., 1869-05-26

tsiufng sight ROOMS, in good locality vish a. :.
sssS.n sn.In.ed inauirs sf i. Z. gI SSS
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CHROMOS.
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Essay for Young Men, on the Errors,
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or every description, constantly on hand.
We hope by strict attention to business and fair
md honorable dealing, to receive liberal share OF
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-15

lOuS contamination until
they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every see
ton of the country that the public scarcely need to
be informed of its virtues or uses.
ScrotulOus poison is one Of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Ohcn, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermnes the constitution
and Invites the attack of enfeehlng fGta diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its prcsersr Again
it seems to breed infection thrQpuhC,r the body AMI
then, ON some favorable OCCASION RAPIDLY deyelop
into one or other of its hdC,us forms either ON tbe
surface or among The ,itals In the batter tuItar
Giles may he eItlGenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or u!moTs formed in tire liver, or il shows
It's presence by eruptOns the skin or foul ulcer
atlons on some part Of the body. Hence the coca
sional use of q bottle of this SarsdEayfRn is ed
vlsable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com
plants generally find immediate relief and ct
length, cure, by the use of this S4RSAPIRIJ-
-: ~. dnthORy's Fire. Rose Of TFysipclas,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of ScyoJtioHs disease. Also i'm The
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, DrogsB,
Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, Nc,1at0iG,
and the various Tycerons affections of the nt;scu.
lar and nervous systems.
SypiSus or Je:screal end lrercuIiaI Diseases
are cured by 1t, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine
But long continued use Of this medicine viii cure
the complaint. LeucoSTHGa or Whites, Uterine
Cfcerofions, and Female Diseases, are cGnl-
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc-
tons for each case are found in our Almanac, sup.
piled gratis. Inflammation, and Cont, when
caused by accumulations of eXtTancous matters
IN the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Iircs'
Complaints, Iorpidify. Congestion or Infan-
nation Of the Lirer. and JGundice, when arising,
az they often do, from the ranking posoGs in tie
blood This S4RSAP1RTJL1 Is great re-
storer for the strength and yigor Of the system
Those who are Ldagaid and JistIcss, Despon-
dent, Sfecpless, and troubled with Ne9roHs IN
p''ehensio,as or Fears. or any of the affections
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-10-15
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. lnveterate
cases of SCrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu-
louS contamination until