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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-05
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
HINDs COUNTY.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
HINDs COUNTY
/. NJ. Quinn chncey Ga
A. n. Green, e,l. sect al
AZ Rules on che Third M0nd,fg Hs WH.
June. 4. ~. 1863.
an opening the papers in thh eaaa.
" appearing by affidavit that Frank D...
one OF the defendants iu this cause Is aur..
resident Of the State Of Mississippi blt \.
sides Ia the State Of Texas, ana hm
Postoiliee Is Fairfield freestouc count
Texas.
IL Is therefore ordered, that said Dunn
on or before tile fret day Of the next tr
Of said Chanccry Court, ~ bc begun y
lreld at the city Hall, la the city of JH,.
son, Mississippi, on the First M0udaFf
November, next appear and plead au,ar
or demur 20 said complainant bllL of.
default thereof thc said bill viii be takeu
confessed by him.
IL Is further ordered, that a copy of EN-
order be published once q week Boz Tu
CLARION, newspaper, published al Jad
son. for not less than four consecutive wegU
before said session ~ said Court, and thati
certified copy of this order be- sent by mi0
addressed 10 said Erank Dunn, at taIulaL
Freestouc county, Texas.
Ordered this 2lst day Of june, A. DISC
j. NJ. STONE, Clerk
9. T.. sMuMD.C
HARPER a SHELBY, soils.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: }. NJ. STONE, Clerk
July q, 1869. 4w q. r. SMITH, DC
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Southern District ~ Missfssl4L
District Court. Special Term, May, 1862
In the matter Of ,o,.
J.. a. DUNCAN, NO. 1898,
BANKRUPTCY Ia BanhrupbF
nURSUANT 20 a decree rendered herein
mi in the Court aforesaid on the 10Th day
OF May, 1869, on the petition OF John Dan.
can, ct. al against j. NJ. Langan, assignee of
said l.. A. Duncan, the undersigned W 1pr
cial commissioner OF said Court, aud in a.
cordance with said decree Will sell no public
sale, I'm front of the State House, 100 The city
of Jackson, on the
18th day Of august, 1869,
To the highest bidder, for cash. the follow.
ing described real estate, tO-Wit the one.
half undivided interest "a tile d e. t8c =.
section l, township q. north, and range J.
east, and the Onc-third undivided Interest
In ne "A and " "A y 4, section ~,
same township aud range; aud also The orc
third undivided iuteIe1ts e "a sW 81 section
IL, same township and rage. The snmcbf
ing situated near Meridian IN the county q
Iauderdale and State Of Mississippi.
JOHN W. McRANEN,
July G, wtds Commissioner.
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4MIssIssfPPI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
The buildings for this company, which are
being erected at the foot of Depot street. by
Messrs. A. G.. Fisk and others. to be used as
n cotton seed oil factory, ETC. are being
pushed forward with alacrity, and that part
Of the city win soon be enlivened by the
whirr and whiz of their machinery. The
main building is sixty feet in width. eighty
i'm Iepth, and three stories high. This Is to
be used as the cotton seed oil factory. The
second building is forty feet front. eighty in
depth. and three stories high, and viii be
used for ginning cotton, grinding corn, etc.
The machinery has all been ordered and
made. and only awaits the completion of
the buildings.-Vicksburg Times.
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SummervilIe Institute
A First Glass Boarding School for
Boys and Young Men.
GHOLSON, P. o. MISSISSIPPI;
II miles from Stuqualak Station, Noble
and Ohio Railroad.

THIS School has just closed its sixteenth
IL annual term, and is justly regarded as
being entirely the greatest school for boys
known to the country. 1t is unnecessary to
add more than to mention that our classes
are so arranged that we can receive boys at
any time and charge to the close of the ses-
sion. We always have fine class. As an
evidence of our standing in high places,
read the quotations below.
From Basil L. Gildersleeve, PHI. ID. Prof
OF Greek and Hebrew in the University of
Virginia: "Your students here are conSid-
erably above the average in preparation.
am satisfied that you are doing great work
in the cause of education, and wish You
abundant success"
From Charles S. Venable, LII. d., Prof. of
Mathematics in the University of Virginia:
Two OF your students have in the past
year and the present entered my classes
The first Joined the Senior Glass and showed
his thorough preparation by graduating in
the school of Mathematics in one session.
When he entered the class there were TWEEN
ty-One in it, only nine of whom graduated.
The other student entered the Junior Class
and does well.
1T gives me great pleasure to make these
statements in Justice to you as an instruc-
tor"
Similar endorsements could be had from
DR.. Waddel, Chancellor of our State Uni
versity, and the other members of the Fac
ulty.
Our preparations are ample for large
class-and we desire TO fill up the measure
of our usefulness.
By informing us upon what day they will
arrive at. Shuqualak, wagon will meet
students and convey them, free of charge, to
the School.
Young gentlemen who leave home to kill
time, and have fun, had better go elsewhere
Those who desire to study and learn, can
get the best Instruction in every branch of
liberal or practical, business education.
hnw-s H.. IL
and good Surveyors Compass for field op-
erations.
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DOYS' CLOTHING. MEMS "
ID M. n. WaIshe.

Youths Boys, and Childrens' Clothing and
Mems Furnishing Goods Importer,
No. ITO, Canal Street, New Orleans,
Always on hand every requisite for a gen.
'tleman's toilet, Shirts, Under clothing and
Neck wear, in great variety and of very
latest styles.
Country orders solicited and filled, G. o. ID.
Money refunded when goods are not salts
factory. dec23W6m
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TIE Brenham Texas News SAYS. last
wee three companies of negro troops ar
rived &C JaeksbOro from the Wichita, and
proc eed to eneamp in the quarters recently
cons tructed for the accommodation OF the
post when they were ordered By the Jacks
bore troops to 6 git eout.7 The negroes re-
fuse. I saying that they were United States
sold srs too. Both parties then few to their
mus cts, and the firing commenced, which
corf; nned until the negroes lost two killed
and we're routed. Several were wounded
on ibt th sides, but none Of the white soldiers
were killed. ~ fa8fAm
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RICHARD BALL. J.. HALsTED.
B. BALL & co.
WORCESTER MASS.
MANUFACTURER of Woodworth's,
IVl Daniels and Dimension Planers,
holding, Matching, Tenoning, Mortising.
Shaping and Boring Machines; Scroll Saws,
Re-Sawing, Hand-Boring, Wood Turning
Lathes, aud a variety of other machines for
working wood. Also, the best Patent Door,
Hub, and Rail Car Mortising Machines in
the world.
HSend for our Illustrated Catalogue.
July "a 3m
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MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
SAVED TO WORKING MEN!
WEALTH FOR ALL!
FEVER AND AGUE CURED

FOR FIFTY CENTS
There is not remedial agent in this at will
cure Fever and gwe, and all other MsIs rious Bill
ious Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow and other fevers aided
sonlsfinis with Railways Psis) a. kADwA1 READY
RELIEF.
Millions Of people Throughout the world know how
quick il will All ordinary complaints: for 10 all
diseases where PAIN. INFLA NMATION or CONGES.
TI0N Is present. effects necus Bat in
Fever and Ague, Asatie Cholera, Yellow Fever, a.
these diseases exhibited in the tropics,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
has proved na1Iible and win cure these terrible fever
quicker, and without entailing the fghtful penalties
Of ENGOtsGEU LIVER, FAT SPLEEN, DISORDERED
TO follow the Of the q ChOIogogues Asue
Cures" snd other agents heroic Qniniue Merc
rial Arsc. and ehar treatments where the medicines
used aec"asiee, and become deposited in the system
RADwAYs READY RELIEF
is the Lst and cheapest remedial agent tbs
can be used for FEVER AND AGUE, BILIOUS, and
person need suffer, be they much exposed to
Fever and Ague, if they will only take RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF, and keep their 6oaeeEs OMEN arh Rad
rays Pills Hundreds in the West, who heretofore
lars for few months tllent, keeping them
selves and familiss free from FEVER and AGUE
CHILLS and FEVER, RHEUMATISM. etc. for one or
two dollars year. spent for Railways Ready Relief and
Railways Pills tcoatedl
Railways Ready Relief is old established remedy
Under the new process of manufacture prop
and Scarlet Feye1 Yellow Fever Asiatic Cholera Dys-
entery, Diarrhea, etc. and a Pain Remedy it acts
like magic. NOT ONE HOUR need one suffer with pain
or remain one week lingering in bed from Rheuma
or other acute innamnAtOry disease The Ready
Relief VIII afford ieea ease 70 a. Price only ~ cents
per bottle
stopper. sold by all Druggists, at Dr. RadwaE,s
Office, No 81 Maiden Lane, New York. 10y
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED

= Pain in the side. Sometimes the
iii lUpD pain Is felt under the shoulder
Iu I'M blade; Is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sicknPss, bowels In general are
cOstlye, sometimes alternating with lax: the
head is troubled with pain, accompanied with
dull, heavy sensation. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation Of having left ,indone
something which ought 20 have been done.
slight, dry cough IL sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of weariness and debil-
ity; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains OF a priekly sensn-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low; and al
though satisfied that exercise would De bcne-
fetal TO him, yet he can scarcely summon up
ortitude enough 60 try il. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several OF the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases have occur
red when few Of them existed, yet examination
Of the body after death has shown the Liver 20
have been extensively deraDged.
1t should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any Of the foregoing symp-
toms appear. IL is a purely vegetable COM
pound, Is not injurious 10 the most delicate
constitutions, and will keep the liver In a
healthy action if used properly.
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks BY taking dose Oc-
casionaIly TO keep the liver in healthy action
For children COM
BEGT AT0R ssss. y e. e s: :Isss bead
1890. - = = teaspoonful, or omere
wman win give relief. Child
rem. as well as adults, eat sometimes too much
supper, or eat something which does not d.
gest well, producing sour stomach, heartburn,
or restlessEess: a good dose viii give relief
This applies TO persons Of all ages.
Many persons, from eating too much, are
restless At night, or in day time are hdgefy,
w0ol-gathering, cant understand what they
read, can't keep their thoughts on any one sub
ject to reason well, or become frctfnl -
One two Tablespoonful will give relief
JAuSDIcE.-Take enough Regulator after
eating each meal TO produce one full action
from the bowels every day. ~ + iff4l t ri IA
Pregnant ladies will ind sure relisf from
their headache, eostivensss, swimming N the
head, collie, sour stomach, restlessness, etc.
Prepared only by ltlln.rf.. a. s,s..a.
y. H. xENLKN az co.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Price, 81 co. bysmail, 81. q
For sale in New Orleans and Jackson, and
Druggists everywhere. mayew6n n7
- 600 "a ---T-TT-T-I q, q. T-T7I--T
~ ser.No-fasl ~ MOB i'B. n. PADDocK
J Eta 6GHWING a. PADDOCK, fss4a
R al Esta A GENT.
ii riisa.. Faycdfe, Aliam. u ti ~.rs
DARTICULARa ttebtion given e piirshns-
ing and selling Real Estate, lemaimn 4
lands, collecting, rentsI and paying taxes. |
Charges reasonable. jezW6m.
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THERE rs ATFULL FACULTY
July 6tf

Citizens or stran gers who wish business
education for themselves sons are invited
to call.
Students can enter in any or all the depart
ments Of the College az any time. ~
When clubs Of three more enter at the
same time from the same place, ten per cent
deduction will be made
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CHINESE IMMHGRATIox CoNvENTIoN.--Mr.
p. A. Parker, one of the delegates from
Ho mes. county to the Convention held at
Me nphis on the 18th inst. for the purpose
OF Slevising a plan for the introduction of
Chi 1ese labor In the South, has just return
ed, and informs US that an organization was
effe ted In which the maxinaum ofsubscribed
stock Is to be $2O0O!O00. the DalninlaBs 500,
600, and when ten per cent of the subscribed
stock Is paid in, an agency is to be establish
ed It some point in Ghina.-Central Star.
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W00E~-THE HIGHEST MARKET
SIDEWAYS.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
WILDER & ERNSHAW,
CINCINNATI, OHIO
DLOWS. COTTON SCRAP S
IL SWEEPS, HARROWS, BUCREl f
MOWERS. SULKY CU LTIY a Il 0RS,
HORSE HOES, and all kinds of Planters
Machinery. Also, all kinds of Field and
Garden Seeds. Send for pamphlet and price
lists. feb %. lS69-3m
POOLE 81 HUNT,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE
IXM and STATIONERY +.
STEAM ENGINES AND B OILERS.
Steam Fire Engines.
LEFFEL'S PATENT AMERICAN
Double Turbine Water Wheel.
Saw Mills, Mining Machinery, Portable
Grist Mills, ROBERTS BURR REGULA-
TOR, FIGURING Mill Machinery, Cotton
Screws and Skating, Pulleys and hangers.
Send for circular. oct3lw1y
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For Board, Tuition, Washing and
Fuel, tor twenty weeks, payable
The regular annual term begins on the I'd
Monday of September, 1862
Address, to secure places.
THOS. 5. GATHRIGHT,
July Off Principal.
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One Fifty-csnt Bottle Of RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF viii DO service and cure Complaints
that daily occurring in every family than So
pended ia descriptions and drugs.
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CtTIEFFS PIANOS have IN the lst..-
- pruyements, including che Aer.-
TREBLE Ivory FHONTs, aud ihr tr.
French Action. fully NAHHAAfn for ~.
YEARS, with the privilege 81 c,ohar..
in one year. 81 not entirely saHsuc.6.tr m.
purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Or5r,.
WAYS on hand from $50 to SOD
References who have oar Piano. iur...
Gen. X. 4. Ice, Lexington, w.. Gta. r..
lotte. y. G., Gov. John Lctchcr. LtKmel.. e
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, ta W.
Withers, jackson. Miss, Orphans ZION.
derdale SpriRgs, Miss, Five Hundred ~.
in the south, who have purchased sfeF.E
amos since The War. Send for o c.rsular
Terms Liberal. maylgWfr
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Beard and. Lodging SD per Montll.
BOOK-KEEP
PENNNIANSH
rw MATEHENIAT
ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH. GERMAN.
PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC.
Are taught as used in business-so that each
student can at once take charge of ANY set of
books.
An edss1tiOn That. enables Ii -stddent to
earn
$1,000. 81 900 or $4,000 a year,
Is the best FORTUNE parents can give their
sons. The South must nov educafe ALr.1her-
sons PRACTICALLY, or they VIII forever he
the slaves of the North
Afthe last two Faiys the Students and Pro-
fessors of DOLBEARE COMMERCIAL Col
LEGE have been awarded SIX FIRsr-cIAss
PRIZES viz: Four Medals and the Prizes of $40
and s. and ONE H0xUREBLE MENTION. and
more than any other Institution in thsU nited-
CAUTI0N.-Beware Of CITY RUNNERS
and DRUMMERS, and-aPPly at once at the
College.
For Gashl9susss etc, apply al the cIa1ros
Office, or address
RUFUS DeLBEAR, President.
my20tw&wly
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7-III-pcT,cial Correspondence Of the Missouri
hUhc Democrat.
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REGULATOR
=. Nh. xEHLHr az co.,

styssts5 MacVH1 Uo'
Price, 81 co. y,mail, 81 %
: For sale in New Orleans and Jackson. and
Druggists eyerywhere. y mayew6m %
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CHANCERY SALE

State of Mississippi-Chancery Court-Hinds
COunty-Eirst District.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Southern District 81 Misstssl4d,
District Court, Special Term, Nay 1862
In the matter Of
J.. A. DUNCAN, No. 1895,
BANKRUPTCY M Bankwp.r
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PIANOsl PIANOsI PAM.

The Gold Medal was Ava
A. the late Fair ln Balimoret
ChaS. NJ. SStiem
For the best Piano. over Baltimore. PIN
phia and New York Piano.
Office and Warer0oms. No. .. ~ Lfyt.s
abofS Baihmofc STRAIT
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sep2lw&twtf.
The Evansville journal., 1869-12-20
JOHNS SATURDAY.

Johns Saturday was a complete
failure. In the first place it rained.
Secondly, be oversight himself, and
didn't get up till breakfast WAS over.
Thirdly, he couldn't find the mate to
his thick boot. Fourthly,in in dressing, he
got soapin his eyes and a tooth-b brush
bristle in his throat. Filthy, he
caught his heel in the rope door-mat,
and fell headlong off the front stoop.
Eixthly, just as he was picking him.
self up. his grandmother called him
to come in again, because it was rain
ing. Seventhly, as soon as he. was
inside, his mother made him take off
. those forlorn old Clothes" because
e was going to clear off Eighty,
he put his knife and new
ball IN his pocket, and on his way to
Bill Seudder's house, to get Bill to go
nutting with him, he lost his knife
out of hole in his pocket. Ninthly,
Bill had Just been seized with the
measles, and couldn't go. Tenthly,
John conscled himself with pitching
his ball, and it went plump into the
corn-held and was lost forever.
Eleventhly, he ran into Widow Nor
ris' to get drink of water, and some
how the glass slipped through his
fingers and broke into fifty pieces.
TWelfthly, it was raining hard when
he came out, and he ran in the
widows wood shed for shelter, and
tore his new coat on nail IN the
door. Thirteenthly, he comforted
himself by poking at hornets nest
with sharp stick, and one OF the
hornets stung him on his eye before
he could say Jack Robinson. Four
teenthly, rushing out to put mud on
the place, he stumbled and fell into a
big puddle.
Fifteenthly, the widows fierce dog
then few at him and tore his trowsers
Sixteenthly, it cleared up suddenly,
and while be was walking home, all
muddy and torn, and with swollen
eyelids, he met Mamie Green, the pret-
tiest little girl in the place. Seven
teenthly, on reaching home, he found
that the hogs had been in his garden
and destroyed his pumpkins. Eight
eenthly, bis brother reminded him
that he had a. composition to write
for Monday. Nineteenthly. his eyes
were so much better that he was
afraid he couldn't have an excuse fol
not writing the composition. Twen-
tiethly, his tooth began to ache
Twenty-frstly, company came to sup
per, and he had to wait; and TWEEN
ty-secondly, he went to bed.
Poor felloWl How wretched he
must nave beenl Why? Who said
SO? John never said it. On the con
trary, he Whistled all the time he was
undressing.
The fun OF it all is that John va:
such a happy, good-natured fellow
that nothing ever troubled him much
and he always spoke of his Saturday
as having the jolliest lot of fxins
in it that ever fellow had.-Heartl
and Home.
The Evansville journal., 1869-12-20

that all the people along Red River win
turn out te sae the naW nag on The h M.
Shreve.
A correspondent on the Nat1hez. writing
from lalF0f On Sunday, says Ma have
orr RUurdG full OF stock. tire quarter part
Of which goes OF az Memphis. .nus ma king
room for cotton below. We % ne now draw p
ing nine feet. Arcby France says that she
IS the best boat 70 handle hat DE ever
pilOted, and from hishEDHIier ce ha "a pilot,
We think ~ would Dn hard % nuu more
Weighty testimony Mr.. Paul ~ la dailght-
ed with the engines. Ihcy work strong
and have never refused 70 back or go ahead
Whcu called upon, she has q apiNndid
natural drauEht, makes stea M eneYs and
50 FAR Ills al the expectations Of Captain
Leathers. Occasionally we hear some one
say THIS is the boat built to beat thH Fob
Lee suppose. Wei, if she does, she wiz
nave 10 60 like h--l But, th am. she can't
Doat Tor Captain Cannon that wiz beat
heE. OuE Captain answers that size was
punt WiNhOut rt ference o. tie Robert E.
Lee: mat she was built 10 beat the rafl-
roads, and u they ger "a b0al ta beet her
they VIII have TO % % Cincinnati for her.
day says:
The weather yesterday turned out clear
and cool. with q PLEASING smile nom mo
ceptable to lev oo pedestrians
Business on the landing continues brisk.
We still notice large ghipm autG for RED
and Ouachita Rivers, while onr Western
packets are doing about nli they cen exc
pect, scarcely q boat leaving for CiBcln-
natl. Louisville or 81. Louis, that does not
take out tull Trip OF sugar mQia2aea aud
sundries: and as fest as 10 Is shipped, our
coast packets come IA heaVi y laden with
tie same products.
The Evansville journal., 1869-12-20

The Three Remedies. "BGmENCH pusa
HoNIC SYRUP," for the cure OF CourhH
Colds, Bronchitis, anu ever form ol Gone
sumption. The pecp tsT action OF this mea-
icine ripens the ulcers i'm the lungs rro-
notes the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purines The blOga. nuH
thus cures Consumption, when eve1J oiher
remedy fails.
EchencEB sea-Weed Tonic" f0r tHa
cure o. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, aud aii
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigoratos the digestive organs, huupllea
the place OF She gastric Juice when fhat a
deficient, and then enables the patient fo
digest The most nu;rlelous food. fa Us
sovereign remedy for al eases OF indisas-
Gon.
"Schenck's sIandrai1o PMS" one of tue
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being a vegetable substitute for osiomai.
and having all the useful properlie5 as-
cribed 10 that mineral, Without producing
any OF It's injurious effects.
To these three medicines Dr.. J. if
schenck, OF Philadelphia. owes hi8 un-
rlvalsd success In the Treatment 81 HaI-
monte Consumption. The Pulmonio Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, disohnfaes Do
and purides the blood. The Mandrake
Pills acG upon tha liver, remove an ob-
stIuctions therefrom, glys the orsnn
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complain.
which is one OF the most prOmlnont causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea-Wocd Tonic Ingigoratgs the
powers OF the stomach, and byatreng glhln-
Ing the digestion and bringing 40 tp a more
NAL and healthy condition, Improve lae
quality OF the blood, BY which mean tHo
formation Of ulcers or tubercles In tHa
lungs becomes impossible. Tho combine
action or beso medicines, 81 thus eE-
planned, " cure every case Of Cor amp-
ton, II the nedios are used 10 tinb n2d
the uBe OF the is peIsovered IN sumeieut-
~ 90 bring the case 10 n favorable tcrmlua-
tion.
DR.. Gchenck's Almanac, containing fail
treatise on Tho various forms OF disease.
his mode OF treatment, and general uIFee-
tions how 70 use his medicine, can bo Gad
gratis or sent by mail b. addreaslnE aIs
Principal Office, No. IS North Sixth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF tho Pulmonio Syrup Rud 8aa-
weed Tonic, each q 90 per bottle, or d. 5J a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per 1cs
For sale by all druggists and dealers.