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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Thrice Armed. Thrice is he armed who
keeps within reach of his hand a specific that
at one and the same time will strengthen, reg
ulate and purify his system when enfeebled,
disordered and corrupted.
Such Is the three-fold operation Of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. and hence the great
superiority of that standard vegetable restora-
tive over all medicines that are merely tones
and nothing else. The effect Of the ordinary
astringent tinctures and extracts upon the
bowels is disastrous, and upon the depraved
blood or bile they produce no beneficial effects
whatever. In dyspepsia and liver complaint
all the fluids and humors Of the body are more
or less infected. and the bowels are often badly
constipated. An unmodifed astringent-
quinine for instance does infinitely more
harm than good in such cases. In Hostetter's
Bitters, on the other hand. the stimulating
and tonic elements are qualified with apcrients
and antiseptic ingredients. The finest laxa-
tiyes and blood depurents in Me vegetable
kingdom are intermixed with those Of purely
invigorating nature, and under the operation
Of this admirable combination, the three i'm
portant processes of inyigoration. regulation
and publication 60 on together. Therapidity
with which the disordered organization returns
to its natural condition. under a course Of the
Bitters, il due TO this cause. Every disturbed
function of the body is favorably affected BY
the various properties of this comprehensive
and well-balanced preparation. As ageneral
rule the bowels are more subject to irregular
tiles and the fluids more liable to become
vitiated in spring and summer than in winter,
and hence the Bitters are especially valuable
as a spring and summer Alternative, corrective
and invigorant. At all seasons where the
seeds of Intermittent fevers infect the air. this
healthful vegetable elixir should be taken as
protective medicine. 74-eod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-20

From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor Dinwid-
die street Methodist Church:
PORTSMOUTH. Va. October 25, 1879.
This Is TO certify that know Dr. Lawrence
we'll. He is a gentleman Of cultivation, and
worthy Of the fullest confidence. have used
his Koskoo with advantage to myself, and have
adopted It's use in my family in cases Of ners-
Gus debility and depression.
w. II. CHRISTIAN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-20

pavement consists Of foundation Of
bstoB, on which are placed wooden
blocks six inches deep, two and three
quarter inches wide and from four TO
sixteen inches IL length, Holes Of one
and a half inches in diameter and three
and half inches deep are bored in each
block. and then triangular grooves
formed on each side Of the blocks, so
that when two blocks are placed together
there viii be a square opening one and a
quarter inches square to receive wooden
doWel OF key. In laying the blocks
and keys they are dipped in hot coal
tar The perforstons u ihs blocks are
filed with clean roofing sand. The
paFement is finished BY coating three
quarters Of 81 inch in thickness Of coal
Tar and fine sand
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-20

Absolute Divorces legally obtained in
New York. Indiana, Illinois and other States,
for persons from any State or County, legal
everywhere; desertion. drunkenness. non
support. etc.. sufficient cause; no publicity
no charge until divorce obtained. Advice free.
Business established fifteen years.
Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
4-l0O No. 7sNassau ST., New York City.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.

Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than city
time.
Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket Office. 2S71z Main street, one door
north of Jefferson.
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FEMALES. old and young, who have
SO long been t Dubbed with some female
should not despair. Let us
whisper words of comfort. You can be
cured You can be snatched from the
monster which has so long Frustrated
land paralyzod your whole system. You
lean regain your health, your beauty,
YOUR strength and bOuyancy. Take
courage, despond not, be cheerful; a
is at hai Il, prepared by expert
physicians, specially 70" just such
diseases as aiilict you: and as the pro
ps ion ARE using and prescribing tins
with mueh success, we feel plond
lin calling your attention to it. 1t come,
recommended, and We earnestly
advise all suffering females to use this
great medicine at once. We alludc t'
|thc English Fcmalc Bittcrs' advcrtis d
N another column.
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Remedy for OhiilS and Ferers.

Rcmcdy for ChitlS and FererS.-
|lt is u notorious fact that the
medical fraternity have no remedy
Ibut quinine for chills and feverS,
land that so far rs tho patient is
concerned, it is q matter Of boubt
which does the most damage to
|hls constitution the disease or
the remedy. Those who have had
amy experience with the disease
know that the simple remedies
used by those living in districts
Infested by clills are more etfica.
|cious than all the prescriptions OF
the physicians. In view Of the
ltact that there is such a preya-
Hence Of the disease in the West,
we are requested by a gentleman
residing in an adjoining county
to assure all those suffering from
the atliction that the swallowing
bat sunrise in the morning, f0l
three mornings in succession,
heaping teaspoontul OF salt, dis
solved in a tumbler of water, vii
effect a certain cure.-CiR. Times.
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Prepare" i, I''i H. zEuLTN & CO,
valuable Tract Of LAMB
FOR SALE.

ron ACRES of valuable land lying four
w milcs north of Macon, about 100 a
'cres cleared and in cultivation, the balance
IAN 6ne woodland. | will sell the whole
tract or divide it TO suit purchasers, provi'
lied the whole tract can be sold Term;
Twin be made easy. Apply to the under
at Tuscaloosa, Ala. or to DIR. h. II,
sCUGBURN, Macon, Miss.
N. N. CLEMENTS,
J Sept l7-l0t Executor
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Attachment Notice.

j., W. Sanders Justices Court. October Let
W. 1870. Attachment for
IA, W B!ushwo,dl S54 AZ.
WHEREAS the above named parties in
w sti,uted suit in the J%sstirt's Court for
he third district for the aoOve named county.
by attachment, for The sum Of $34 4S-l00, ON
he 9Oih day Of September, A. D., l,7O, aud
t appearing TO this court that the defendant
IA, W, Brushwood, is a nonresident Of this
State, notice is hereby given said defendant
hat unless he appear on or before the FIRST
SATURDAY ir NOVEMBER, berg the Sin
Jay Of SAID month, aud plead, ansW er or de-
nur to said action, Judgment final viii BE re, :
der ed against him and the property levied
upon will be sold to satisfy said debt and all
lc ,sts. G. j. SHlPMAN. [Ssall
Oct Z At j, p,
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LAND FOR SALE.

.THE HOWE -TEAD oftno late Bryar
4 Z. Williams, about one mile from
Macon, is offered for sale. The tract
comprises about three hundred acres
good dwell ing aud outhaules, and
two cisterns Of good water. There Is q
growing crop On the place.
For terms and further particulars APP
ply on the premises to the undersigned
Aug 20-tf A. NJ WILLIAMS.
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Administrator Notice.

III FILTERS Of administrator having been
II granted to the undersigned by the Hon.
.Chancery Court of No&nbee county, Miasiep-
tppi, on the 10th day of September, 1870.
upon the estate Of S. LINDVAIL, deceased.
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present th,IA
and have the same allowed ana registered
in the time prescribed by Law or they will
be forever barred.
CHAS, II. WISSIlRR.
Sept. II, lS1O--Gt Admr.
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Sept. Il, Is7y
CcmmissiOner's sale,

lTHE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,l
Noxubee County.
I'm Clancery COurt Of NO1ubss %tOunty.1
Turner Gold,milh
p. W. Maury and G. W. Grant. Sale.
UNDER and by virtue Of a decree Of the
5Lhancery Court Of Noxubee county In tho
State Of Mississippi, made at the Bully term
Ia. d. 1870 thereof, the undersigned COM
missioner 10 Chancery, W Il, on Saturday,
the 8 b day OF October, 1870, between the
boura prescribed by Law, proceed to cell at
the court -house door In the town Of Macon.
at public on,cry, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described parcels Of
land, lying and being situate In the county
land State aforesaid, to wit : NWt and w Of
NEt sec IS; ST aud w Of NEt and 81 Of
NW4 and 81 Of NJ Of NEt sec. 10 NJ sec.
30; w OF SW4 and M Of Fl OF SWi, and
8N4 Of VI Of SET sect 80; SWt sec. 20
w of NW4 and 81 sec. % NET and FL Of
sNW4 and 81 sec. 81 n! sec. 80 all in
! township IL, range II cas-, or 50 much
I hereof as shall be sufficient to safely said
decree and costs.
GEO. s. s NTH,
Sept. 3, 10 st Clerk and CONF,
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Buy your Bagging and Ties of
KLAUS & BRO.

AMONG THE INDIANS Lieut.
Herndon tells us that no tribes 0.
aboriginees are found in the deep.
est forests Of South America, from
the Andes to the Atlantic coast.
that do not have and use Doct
Ayers medicines and Lowell cot
"Tremont,' Suffolk,
"BOOtt," are seen stamped in large
red and blue letters upon theiI
garments, while Ayers Pills ant
Cherry Pcctoral are among thu
treasures of their habitati0nS
native soil furnishes them al
food and most Of their rene
dies, but they suffer from somC
Affections which must have thu
.interposition Of higher skill
Sentinel, Liberty, Va.
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p.I ra.k met -
I,rpl. iltou
KLA h.H
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL sell my SANDY-LAND FARM
a wing tourlmilcs from Brooksyille am,
ninr from Macon, containing $50 acres
We'll improved nice dwelling good out
bindings, g1ad Clubhouse aud screw, and
pcrty oi good water. / viii sell all To-
gcthor 81 divided, 80 suit the purchaser
For information apply on the premises,
Aug 10 J., s. DISMUKES.
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Attachment Notice.
The State of Mississippi,

A'OtUbte CphhtfY.
Jacob IIolberg 4 Co. September lNh, ls7o.
vs. Justice Tourt.
Je'hro Thompson. Attachment for $40 81
Whereas the above named parties instRu.
tied suit in the Justice Court for the Sd Dis.
,triei for the al0ve named county, by sttachs
ment COR The sum Of $40 2i-lt0 dollars, on the
llGth day of August A. D. 1870, and it appearing
10 he Court that the defendant is a non-r. 81
dent IL tins State. and thaI I've so absconde Of
,conceals him self that a snmmOns cannot DO
served upon him notice is hereby given said de.
tfendant that unless hG appear on or before the
sTHIRD SATURDAY N OCTOBER, be:na
the 18th day Of said month, and plead answer
or demur to said action, judgment will be-
egivon against him by default, and the proper
Nv levied upon will be sold TO satisfy said
debt and al cost. G. J. SHIPMAN ts L.
SeptA-4ws J.. p.
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ExecnIrix Notice.

In FILTERS TESTAKENTARY having
I been granted by the honorable
|Ch1ncery Court of Noxubee county, State
lof Mississippi, 20 the undersigned upon
the estate of Milton r. Love, deceased,
all persons having claims against said
will have them probated and al
flowed within the time required by law.
lor they viii he forever barred, and per
Sons indebted must make payment to the
undersigned.
ELIZABETH LOVE,
Sept ~, 20. 5w EXecutriX.
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'O0O bindings Bu ma 405 900 900 0

PE'psn1Y DESTROYED, H,yiogs Sye il
loatcatN@le. "21e only She mitch pre-.
fsyce} lis c0ateats."
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Attachment Notice.
n Of Mississippi.
Noxubee County,

State Of Mississippi.
Noxubee County,
], W, Sanders J%u.tice's Court. Octc-
VS., ber Term, 1870. Attach
lG, W, Summerall, ment for $l2 As
AVA HEREAS the above-nsmed parties in:
w stituted suit in the JUSTICES Court fer
|the third district for tie a6ore-named ceunt' /
10y attachmeu. for the su u of SO As on the
|a0ih day of Septembc., A, D, 1910, and il AZ.
pearirg TO this court that the defendant, NV,
Summerall 20 absconds or ~couceals hiims elf,
hat he usual pfocess OF law cannot be served
upon him, rolice is hereby given Said defend
ant that unless he aprear on or before the hrst
SATURDAY in NOVEMBER, bsir Z The 9TH
day IF sad month. 1870. and lead, answer 'r
slrn,ur to said action. judgment final VIII be
rendered sgalnst him and HE property levied
upon will De sold to satisfy said debt end all
scos', G, J, sHIPMAN, seaIJ
{ q II 4w j, J,
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A negro preacher had a lot OF
songs printed at our office some
ago, and got to fooIing wild a
nig's frow, and had to
without paying for or taking
songs away. If any ofour col
bred friends want the songs and
will all obligate themselves not t.
|go fooling with any other mans
|wife, we will sell ont to them
rbcayl.-Brookhaven Citizen.
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FOR RENT.

NTY place formerly owned by Bird Ivy, an,
vi known as " the Buuch Farm" |, con
lains f0l acres Of cultivated lard, said to b
one Of The best cotton iaims in the count,
terms apply TO Mr.. LAWRENCE Yates, NJ.
con. NoXu5ee county, Nj 8
S ptlO W. II. SHACkELFOHD.
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NOTICE

a III persons having left Watches and
n Jewelry Tor repairs in the hands of S
,LINDYALL, ar1 hereby notified that the
same is repaired and now in the store o
Jacob Hoiberg & Co., aud Il not called FOL
within sixty days from date will be sold ac'
gcorliug to law. CHAS. u. WlsSLEk,
| Sem. II, 1870. Alnin'r
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! The microscope shows the color OF tho
'h,ir due to IL deposition of pigment IN
.its substance. Whoa the hair glands he
lcome e%nfoeblod, HI sp'smcnt fails One
-aner another the iHirs become white or
'fal ont, producing badness badness
ia easy to prevent but hard to cure, A>-
icrs Hair vigor stops it; even restores
stbe hair somctiW o; always restores its
color. Immediate renovation is at once
visible F; softness, freshness and the gloss
5or Youth. This great ornament should
Inc preserved since it can be by Ayers
.vigor, which is beautifully clean aud
8fec from anything injurious to the hair.
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SHERIFIT'S SALE.
Bird Ivy
VS.. emu. EXP.
CnrrnMnv

EEY virtue Of the above-stated writ, to
HP me directed from the Office Of tho
|clerk of the circuit court Of the 9TH judi
|cial district for the county of NoxubeS
land State of Mississippi, | will on MON
IDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, A. d. 1870, in front
lof the courthouse door in Macon, within
legal houls, expose for sac at public
lauc,ion to the highest bidder, for cash,
'al the right, tit aud interest the de-
lfcndant has in ard to the followil &
IdescrihcA land, lying and being in said
county and State to wit: the SW1 of sec.
.l5; town Is, north of range 10 east.
The above described property having
Ibeen levied upon AS the property Of de-
'fendnut, }. G. C%arraway, will be sold
Ito satisfy the above STAGED case and all
costs.
f. &. J. McHENRY,
Oct. :, ~ Is Sheriff.
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Commissioners sale.
In tie Chaaecrg Court, October Term 1868
e. W. Walker
W.. tCOm'rs Sale.
y.r,rl n pouall

- w M = ~Nl
IL. W. Walker
W.. tGOm' RS Sale.
|Saml 4. Powell.
IWTNDER and by virtue Of a decree Of th
u Chancery Court Of Noxubee county, i
|tbe State Of Mississippi, made at ihe 0elobe
term 1868 thereof, the undersigned Commits
,ioner in Chancery will, on Monday, Sd Ocit
lber, between the hours prescribed by law, pr,
,eed TO sell, at the courthouse door in I'll
town Of Macon, at pubic ontcry, to the high
,st bidder, Tor cash, the following describe
property, lying and being situate in The conr
aud State aforesaid, TO wit; the west end
fractional block No. s, 10 the town Of Manot
md bounded as foil tws beginning at the SP
corner Of said fractional block, No. 8, %runninI
ast wIh Pulaski street one cwain and nlnei.
h to cotton wood tree on a branch, theme
nrih four hludrcd chains to North stree
hence west one chain aud ninety linds to III
inc Of the lot formerly owned by Jehn Slater
hcace with said line four chains south to til
.eginntng, cJncalnmg seyenty.slx hnndreib
f an acre, A part Of the SW4 Of seclio
BE-, in township Is, range II east, the sam
being the ,0t lately occupied by defendant
Samuel Powell as a residence.
REV YATES,
Sept Il, 1870 is Commissioner
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The Garden Plantation
FOF sid.

inN SATURDAY, the 18th day q Osioberi
" 1870. BY virtue Of an order o. The Probate
Ceuri uf chickens county. Alabama, 10 as d.
reelrd, we wiz sell on lie premises, The fol-
.lawin g described tract Of land, va The E1S
If the SE1{ aud SEH ofEEL Of sec. -. invh y.
IN, range 10 west al of sseiioa 3. v II
range Is west; VIZ n NWX. end 20 acres IN
the NY corner Of be W. Of The SWA Of sec.
2, Town. % range 10 vest; Ma and WIS Of
SWH NJ section "a, town. %, fuhge 10 west,
except 10 acres of Of The 81 euTnef OF the
NEX of section u, containing IN ell el-veR
hundred and fifty (I5u) acres; The zane bsing
she : Garden Plantation" six miles south Of
gPickensyille, Ala, heretofore oWp'd By Hoh
r. Iemison, IT,, and nov owued by she essate
of Randall Sherrod, deeoased, and Tbon as b.
bradford, az joint owners; lbs sane beinggold
by order OF said court for the purpose Of si'
fccting Il division belW cen said Joint owner.
This is one Of the in6st hbted aud valuable
: plantations in west Alabama.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne half purchase Nancy
leash, and haleuce on q credit Of IL months
with interest.
". l.. S@ANSEI,
Il DC HOBO.
4 JOHN A. BIIhQPS,
Sept. Il, 1870 COmh issiohers ..
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are notified not 10 trade for
= original warrants No. 1888 and 1908.
the iormcE issued to J. A Moore for $500
and the latter to Lewis y. Smith for $751; 80
IA duplicate warrants for like amoanta haye
been issued to ne, the former having been
los' or mislaiA.
; octl lS7u J. b. HnAGFs.f
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~ 100 years a secret
q Cures as by magic
IL 1000 persons testify
wounds, and suffering
cease
"a Physicians use and recon
; mend it
E$5.OO pots ordered daily fol
! hospitals and public institutions
in all parts Of the T.. S.
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L. r, u. cures all females.

j. II. SNOW & BROWN, 90 Dauphin
Street, Mobile, Ala, offer for sale fine
Rosewood Pianos, fully warrented in
every respect, with stool and cover, from
SS75 to $500. Organs and Melodians at
greatly reduced prices.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUALE tract eff land, being Q,
n Big and Little yellow creeks. paril,
Winston and partly in NoXubec coun
". This fine cotton farm contains (ll5O
ievcn Hundred and fifty acres, six HIM
'hcd of which are bottom land, and ioll
hundred aud fifty open, and is natural,
divided into two farms, about eqial por
ions being on each creek.
Will be sold with It good crop now OF
IL, together with all the stock, &c, O
without as may be desired, at a bargain
all and see it,
W. II. HARRINGTON.
AJg 6, loo.
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The Chanccry Court was il
session this week, Chancellor
IyOn presiding.
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EcoNoMY.-By using Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup COR children, many IL DOCTORS bill
lcsn he saved and much suffering avertcd
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H-Fine Old Brandy and Honey
he "sTONEWALL."
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. SIMMONS

~----- The symptoms o.
1 SlMNOM a "Sss.i SS%', ana pa air
- ---- in the side. Some
the pNin is in the shoulder, and il
mistaken for rheumatism. The stoma' !
is affected with less Of appetite al,
sickness, bowels in general c%ostivc, some
times alternating with lax. The lea'
with pain, and dali, heavy sen
considerable boss OF memory, ac
'companied with painful sensation o
having left nndone some
HIND thing which ought to have
1 Ill nn haen done. Often complain
- --- ing Of weakness, debility
and low shirts. Sometimes some Of th,
aaboye symptoms attend the disease, a
eothcr times very few Of them but tn
sIiycr is generally the organ most in
Evolved. Cure the Liver with
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Buy your Liquors of KLAUS & BRO.
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Hats and Caps-ncw sty'es.
KLAUS 4 BRO.
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HEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

,HEw ADvERTrsEI1rNTs.
OCTOBER, 1870,
& p. GOATS
| BEST STE CORD
Is NOW TIE
CD "a e. W
Thread put mp for the American market
which is
S1X-CoRD IN q IL NUMBERS
From No Z to No. 100 inclusive.
For Hand and Machine.
A DAY FOR ALL-Slebcii Tool
Y sample mailed free.
Al FuLhAM, 6l5 Broadway Nm.
1907 ADAY!-I0 new articles for agents
Samples FREE Il. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me
1 Royal Havana LOiteky
r zes c1shed and inflammation furnished bv
GEORGE lPHAN, Providence, r.. /.
30 Cents - S. per Evening, at
Home.
1 We are prepared to furnish profitable
employment to Men and Women at THEN
Homes. One person in egch locality
Throughout the United States. can en-
sGage in this business ut great wages.
WE send, IHEE, full particulars and a
3'aluahle sample, which will do 10 com
mence work on. Any person seeing this
n0tiee, who wants profitable, permanent
awork, should sen rs their address, with.
out delay.
j 4. {. ALLEN IL CO., Augustn, Me.
q a VOID QUACKS-A victim of elrly
"a Indiscreti0u, causing nervous debility
4premature decay, &c. having RED IN vain
very advertised remedy, has a simple means
4 # S]elfcure, which he will send fee to NJ,
ellow-sufsrerS Address j. Ii, FUTILE, rs
Nassau st, New York,
91000 Buildings Bu Md &95, 600, 600 Or
pE.ren1y DESTROYED. H.riogs Sge il
lyatoatNqlo. "21e only She mah pre-.
'sycei It's coai0ts."
CoYsfANTISopLg, Turkey lure 81. 70.
nMessrs Herring, Farrell d Sherman, n. y:
n Deu Sys arrived h.re with my family
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Ig@Whcelcr 81 Wilson SEWING MA
CHIMES, for sale by
r. j. & j. W. PATTY & co.
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Buy''yOur Groceries of KLAUS & BRO
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Ladies' Cloak5- Elegant styles
KLAUS Il BRO.
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' PGGoStsEraph Fe1i !,

Il. rOIOgraph ,Fent T.
N n mN anne n, j, TaOa IS take pleas.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-15

LIVER
DIR. ST VI MONS
Liver Regulator,

IA prpparation of roots and herbs, war
ranted to he strictly vegetable, and can
no injury to any one.
Ii has been used by hundreds and
for the last 81 years us n OF the
most reliable, cficacious and harmless
nreparatious ever offered to the suffer
ftaken regularly and persistently
III Is sure to cure.
- Dyspepsia, head
ERegulatOr' % fS1 5 !;as si'f S %s.i.
- ---- ache, chronic diarf'
shT9. affections OF the bladder, camp
.dysentcry, affections of the kidneys
.feycr, nervousness, chills, diseases OF tht
lslin, impnrity of the blood, melancholy
Tor depression Of spirits, heartburn, cole
sor pains in the bowels, pain IN the head
tfcver and aguc, dropsy, bolts, pain II
3hack and limbs, asthma, erysipclaS, te
suale affections, and bilious diseases gen
serally.
j. n. ZETLTN s. CO,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
NrPricc 81. For salein Macon, Miss.
Elm the Drug Stores of Sample & McLel
gland. Jones & French, and Beauclaml
&& Yates. Febl2-ly