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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

A Cure for the el'OOtShaCRne.

DR.. Henry L. Reynolds, Of BAlti-
more, writes to the editor Of the Medi-
c'l News, that for eighteen mouths he
has been using acetate Of lead (sugar
of lcad) as remedy for tooth .ohe
lie finds it better than any Of the nu-
merous remedies proposed in the
books, and in cases in which applica.
bic, the relief is instantaneous. lie ad.
vlses the sufferer to apply from enc to
three grains to the cavity for mo-
mcnt or two, then spit 1T out. L,
fails in fewer cases than any rcmed, !,
that Dr.. Reynolds ever tried, not
more than eight per cent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

Ayers American Almanac. for the new
year, hns arrived for delivery graft, by
Kctchin, McMastrr & Bricc. TO all who call
fr it.. This little annual has the largest
circulation Of any book in the world, mnd"
by the fact that il furnishes the best mcli
cnl advice which is available 10 tn" people
enables them TO determine what their
cOmPlants are AMI how to cure them. II
contains the startling announcement Of the
confngration Of world. or the combustion
Of one Of the stars in the frmam"nt with nlI
its attcndent planets. nov 2-lmo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
Life Of Charles Dickens.

= ---,
sFDr. Mackenzie's Life of Charles
Dickens is having an immense sale,
lthas been published but two months
and the publishers onnounce the
tenth edition. 1t is only sold by sub
soription, and canvasser is wanted in
eSery township, and we would advise
an ih search of work and money to
send for a canyasser's outfit, (costing
81 add commence at onoe.. canvass.
ing their vicinity thoroughly for sub,
scnbets for Mackeuzie's late of Cbas.
Diokens, price only 50 copy, it be.
ing the cheapest and best selling sub
sc'iptioa book over published. En-
ploymeht given to all who will apply.
Large commissions are paid, aud
steady apd,prqftable, work enn be Sc
cured sin = any 4 locality. With this
popular work, territory may bo can
vas>ed third or fourth time with as
god spcceos as at first, it being racy,
ohatty, yet reliable, written by his
life!loDg friend, who is universally ec-
knowledge to be peculiarly qualified
for the task, he having been engaged
for several years past in collecting
material for. this interesting work.
Address r. b. Patterson g. brother,
Philadelphia, Pa, who will send
Photograph Of Charles Dickens to
every capvasser. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

PATRoNIzE HOME ENrEnpn,sE.-Mr u.
=. Toale, whose advertisement appears in
another column, has established on firm
basis, in Charleston the largest and most
complete mnnutacIory Of doors, sashcs
blinds. &C.. in the Southern States. IIav.
ing advertised literally during the past
year, lie has secured II large custom ex.
tending ns far west as Alabama and he has
thus been enabled TO put forth printed
price list which drhcs competition. Every
person who cont"mp!a'cs building or re.
pairing should write at once for Mr. Tualc's
price list.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
Survivors, Association.

The annual convention of "Tne
Survivors Association of. tho State of
South Caolina," will be held at
Columbia, on the second Thursday of
\ ovember, lust, during the State
Fair.
An Grafton is to be delivered BY
General JOHN S. Preston.
Each District Association is entitled
to send five delegates to the annual
convention.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
PERSONAL.

We learn from gentleman from
Chal lesion that Mr.. j G. Bulo%. Of
R.decway, came within one of gct,iag
the bay horse ut the grand Tourna-
mcnt chat took place during Fair
week in that city.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
TaoCal TtennS.

l&T Fancy an - Bill Heads executed
neatly at tits Office. So" = : ~ = .
Letter Heads and Envelopes, print
ed at this office.
Cards and Circulars neatly exeoat-
cd at this Office,
Posters and every other kind of
Job Work, done at this Office. No
excuse to 60 to Now York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
Large sweet AestaiOcs.

We return our sincere thanks to Mr.
Adam B,rber'fJr a" mess or two Of
very fihe Sweet Potatues-,he largest
we nave sten this season some Of
them measuring Gftc.u inches in cir
cun'ference, and weighing two and u
half pOund.. Wac ..an beat them 2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
GoOdcEobaccO.

We were the recipients yesterday
of a salapleao Of fine Chewing Tobacco,
from Me SIS. Mcintyre & Co. 1t is
Of the ,"Prlce's" L'arA, aul is really u
good article. Tp all chewi.t of the
weed, we would respectfully recom-
mend this brand. Go aud get some.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
Following dc Bosses.

ltsccns part of the programme fos
eaolnnewiy elected Senator and Leg.
islator to visit Columbia and receiv,
Congratulations Of lis friends-and
none are trucr or more superciliously
polite than the aspirauts for Congress
sional honors.., -
A genuine "gempleman" arrived
last week, and was chapcroned by an
expert through the Capitol !; and af-
ter his wonder had subsidcd the new
ly elect said "I tot (thought) the
legislator house was like our meeting
house wild pulpit, and eOe was de
congregation"
"Oh, 10 - replied the wise one,
ityou will sit and voto. Newbery
elect-Vote Why, tot all OBJ de
voten was ober ~
Wise Onc-Not by ID sight
but by the way who are you going to
vote for
Newly Elect-"Vote for Why,
Is'e, done voten."
E'SWise One-No you are not
laNowly Elect-"Well, den, Ill vote
like de Bosses |"
These are facts. .t l,@
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
FOR SALE.

II WILL sell at public outcry on Mond ~
L. nent, l4th inst. on the plantation lately
owned by Mrs. L. G. Gaillard, lying near
Yonguesville, the Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and
Plantation Implements, Of tho late A. 8.
Gaillara, deceased. Terms Cash.
81 H.tA.@ GAILLARD,
nou 8-t8x1 Executor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
The state Eair. !

We arc pleased to learn that each
day during the Fair, an ezra train IF
oars will leave in the morning, and
return from Columbia in the evening :;
only one fare being charged. Tickets
are good until Sunday, 18th.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
CATTLE, &c, &c.
Particular Notice,

A LII those indebted 10 tho old firm Of
IA Rosborough Brothers.. will plenso call
and settle their accounts At once. All &C.
counts unsettled by the fifteenth November
next, viii be placed In IN Attorneys hands
for collection.
oct 26-xa j. L. ROsBOROUGH g. CO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09


I'd best brood mare and colt, G. Ii.
McMaster.
I'd best saddle horse, N. G. Robert.
son.
I'd best siugle harness horse, w. A.
Heron.
egrBest Colt yearold, Theo. D. Brat
ton.
( Best colt years old, A. P. Irby.
Best poncy Of any aye, Robt. Lem
on.
Best harness horse, County raised,
w. A. Cook.
Best jack, II. G. Davis.
Best mule colt, year old, S. II.
Stevenson.
Best mule colt 2 years old, S. II.
Stevenson.
Best pair home raised mules, S. II.
Stevenson.
Best brood mare and colt, S. II.
Stevenson.
Bet pair borscs, opon to tho world,
X. E. Ellison, jr.
Best bull, Moses Clowney.
Best milch COW, w. D. Aiken.
Best yoko of oxen, Ii. G. Davis.
Best buck, II. T. Ellison, Sr.
Best pair. ewes, r. Il. Ellison, Sr.
Best boar, DnBuse Egleston.
Best sjw, S. B. Clowney.
Best SOW and pigs, w. W. Kctchin,
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Best side Of leather, made in Coun-
ty, O. II. Thompson.
Best quilt, Mrs. II. Fraser.
Best woolcn counterpane, Mrs. NJ.
Clowney.
Best cotton couuterpanc, Mrs. j. G.
Mp"Icy.
Best ch Ids dress, Mrs. NJ. Hall.
Best specimens in this department.
by girl II years old, Miss Belle Good
lrg.
Best pair cotton socks, Miss Jemi-
ma Smith.
Best infants cap, Mrs. Brackett and
Miss Stuart.
Best toilet mats, Mi s Maggie Rion.
Best crochett work, Mrs. Brackett.
Best under vest, Mrs. w. NJ. Dwight.
noUsEH'LD DEPARTMENT.
Best jar lard, Ms. w. T. Aiken.
Best jar butter, Mr. A. p Irby.
Best domestic soap, Mrs. Sarah Nc
Cants.
Best loaf bred, Mrs. j. w. Shaw.
Best pre- ,ervcs, Mrs. W. Il. Aiken.
Best jelly, Mrs. S. Is. Clowney.
Best Pickles, Mrs. II. r. Center.
Best grape wine, Mrs. NJ. Hall.
Best cordial, Ms. w. S. Rabb.
Best pair fowls, j. S. Stewart.
I'd best pair fowls, II. Il. Ellison.
Best pair turkeys, Mrs. S. B. Glow.
ncy.
Cd lest pair turkeys, w. W. Brice.
Bost pair ducks, W VI. Dwight.
q best pair ducks, Gale Aiken.
Honorable mention was also made
Of jelly made by Mrs. a. p. Irby.
embroidery on broad cloth by Mis-
Mary Thompson, also Of buck en-
tered hy Mr.. David Campbell.
Over. three hundred dollars worth
of handsome premiums where award.
ed. o., ,Ey s., 81 sN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
New Advertisements.

Land for Sale-H. A. Gaillard.
just Received.-Ds r. .Flennlkcn.
A lot Of Nice Things at A. p. Mill
lev's. All lovers of good things can
find them Il; A. p. M,lle,'s.
10 Rent - F. lIls'inrS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

w + have on hand and for sale, O com
plete stock Of Family and Plantation Gro
ceries, also Family and Hotel Crockcry, Of
every description, Mems, Women's and
Children's Shoes, Mems and Boys Boots,
Of every quality, Family and Plantation
Hardware. every kind Of Salt Fish, Wood.
epware, Earthenwnre. SO.
Persons desiring any Of the above arli. /.
clcs arc invited to examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
DOT 20 KfTCHrE e. ROBERTSON.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

a man was recently committed in
London FOR stealing It mant"l clock, val.
ned attwcntv one pounds. This value.
over one hundred dollars, arises from |! G.
fac' that the c ock is said to have been
oncr.'he property of the first Napoleon.
Whether this estimate Of appraiscmen
will DC admitted oil the rial remains TO
be seen There is another Nopolcon
ic memorial in London, the owner OF
which wouI be dismaycd at losing it.
1t is due hill s1gne,l by The present
Napoleon while he was in exile. 1t fell
into the hands efa publican, who framed
IL and hung it on his bar as special
attraction, after the sigrer had become
Emperor, with the revenues of France
at his back. The Emperor through an
agent, rendered principal and interest
The publican replied that no money
could purchase it Its value is certainly
not diminished by The even,ful course
Of the siyner.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

Pain is supposed to be the lot OF us poor
mortnls, rs inevitable rs death itself aud
liable Mt my time to come upon us. There
fore il is important that remedial agents
should be at hand TO be used on IN cmer.
genry, when The seminal principal lodged in
the system shall dcvclupc 'tsc'f and we te,l
the cxcruciniing agonlcs Of pain, or the de-
pressing influence Of disease Such re.
medal agent exists in the Pain Killer,
whose fame hns NJ ie The circuit Of The
glohc Amid the eternal ices .nf the polnr
regions or beneath tho inloernblc and
burning sun Of the tropics, its virtues are
known and appreciated. Under r'l lati
tudcs, from one extreme 10 the other sui
ferng humanity has found relief from
many Of its ills by its use. The wide and
broad area over which this medicine has
spread, attest its value and potency. Frorl
II small beginning, The Pain Killer has
pushed gradually along. making its own
highway, solely by its virtues.
Such un, xamplcd success and popularity
has brought others into the field. who have
attempted under similarity o. name, to
usnrp the confluence Of the people and turn
II 10 their own 5 ifshiieHs ai.,i dishonesty,
hut their efforts have proved frnitlrss, while
The Pain Killer is still growing in growing
favor nov lin
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

The New Orleans, Baton Rouge and
Vicksburg Railroad has just been mort.
gagged for $6.250,00O.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
just R. .eGesAv@da

ERESH Oranges. lemons, Cocoa Nuts,
~ Almonds. Raisins, Pecans, English
Walnus Brazil N ts. Filbers. Lemon and
Ginger Schnapps, Cakes, Candies, and va
rious other tricks.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

asc"udancy has now been run, a Euro
mean critic remarks hat no modern ma
ton has held the position of military
arbl'cr long The general law has Civ
"n II to the most nnrhern nation thai
"onld wi"l'. consolidated strength. A*i
tr gave place to Greek. and Greek tu
Macedonian dominion From Macedon
1t" tide OF conquest rolled onward to
Rome. But victory forsoolt the eagles
of Rome for the standards OF Germany
as soon as the Empire Of The wcsl
went To pieces. SPAN waa the 6ra
nation to display united cohcrrncr, and
she in consequence dominated Europe
When France, however, collected her
shattered strength, military supremacy
followed IN her wake. Alter retainng
it for two hundred years, united Ger.
many nails it to her standard again.
The women Of French village ha |
heard of Bazaine's coming, on his way
t" Wilhrlmshohc. and awaited him with
cries OF "Traitor !" "Thicf /" "Cowar. =
"Loafrr !" "Brlgand |" Where are
our husbands whom you have brtrayo n"
"Give us back our children whom yon
have sold ~ They attached The car.
liage. and broke the windows, and would
have ynched, the Marshal but for the
Intervention ofPruss'an gendormcs.
90 &, o<:----
1t will be clear gain to the white peo-
Pile OF the State hereafter to invite and re-
qnesr the Ring to dispense with elections,
| and allow the Governor with, or without
an advisory board to appoint the Lrg,sla.
turc and all the county Offices. This
will save the expense, excitement anu
trouble Of biennial canvass, and pre-
sent sqnarely before the world the real
politicaE condition of this so-callcd
Commonwealth.
COOP ToRAcco CRoP. The tobacco
crop OF Lancaster county. Pa, is
the finest in quality and largest in
growth ever raised there, and will
reach sixteen to seventeen thousand
cas- ., and at $50 per case, n low cs'i-
mate. will be worth over one million
dollars.
The New Orleans. Baton Rouge and
Vicksburg Railroad has Just been mort
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09
Also,

One oask Bass & Co.'S Pale Ale, two
casks MoEwan's Sparkling Ale, one cask
i. & g. Hibbert's London Brown Stout,
Silver Wedding Catawbe, Gold Seal and
Charles tleidsiok Champagne.
nov 8-t1x1 A. p. MILLER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-06

!. = monster tooth has 81 On d:s.ov-
cred nesrF Knoxville. Illinois, i
weighs seventeen pounds and was
probably shed By the Cardiff giant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-06

- With suck other information and
1eseoasndations. IS they may deem
s4psdisns to lay before tho General
Asssnbiy.
See. IL. The Regents shall re.
esivs no compensation except for
mileage in travelling to and from the
meetings Of the board; which shall be
q che same rate. and computed in
the same manner, as the mileage a.
lowed to members Of the General
Assembly. The Auditor Of state is
hereby authorized to audit and allow
the claims for such attendance, for
not mere than three meetings snnu.
ally.
Sec. 10. This act being deemed
OF immediate importaa nee by the Gen.
sral Assembly, shall take effect and
b in force from and after its publ
cation in the Daily Iowa State Reg
lister. and. the Iowa City Republican.
Approved April II, 1870.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
act Vas published in the Daily Iowa
State Register April 18th. and in the
Iowa City Republican April 18th,
1870.
En- WHronr. Secretary Of State.
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THE VALLEY CHIEF
MOWER.
.... 4
SeH-Raking Reaper
combined

Is such machine, for 1t has the only
Self-Rake that was marked perfect for
work ut the Great National trial at Au-
burn n. Y. in 1866.
Ncmts lodged and tangled grain
Uith the same facility as the
best. No man to be hauled around
to rake off. 1t aciH make gauels
amy size required and ,Deighs
less than any other combined
se!f-raking machine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-06
A Book for the Million,
MARRIAGE sEI{Ill3

a PRIVATE COUNSELLOR TO THE MAR
IA RED or those about to marry, male
or female, In all that pertains to the physiological
my steries and revelations of the pexuxl syyessa
with the latest discoveries In producing aud pre-
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In Al IL attractiveness and beauty, &C., &c.
This Is an interesting and important work Of over
two hundred pages, written in plain language, with
numerous engravngs, and contains all that vAlus-
BILE Information that every person who married or
contemplates marriage ouGHr to have yet, which
~ few really possess. 1t unravels my stcrics aud
isvloses secrets that everybody should know still
\ II book that ought TO be kept under lock and
Key, and not laid carelessly shout the house. II
Sonbraces ything the subject Of the genera.
tive system that 10 worth showing, and much that
10 not published in any other work.
This Invaluable work will he sent to any one
Qtre Of post:Se) on receipt Of Fifty cents.
Address: DR.. Butts Dispensary, No. IL, North
Eighth Street, 81. Louis. Mo. .. .s-.'.....
Notice to the afflicted and Unfortunate
Before receiving treatment from any Of tie NO
tDEious QuAcKs Of this any other place who ad-
verisein the public papers, using any Of the al
DR.. Butts work. No matt er what yosr dis. ass 10,
or now deplorxble your condition, remember that
while It costs you Fifty cents to have 1t with a val
uahle infsra .ton, 1t may cost YOU, 1t has many
life of hopeless misery, and regret not to have Il.
DR.. Butts can he consulted personally or by mail
on any Of the diseases mentioned in his work.
Office, No. IL, North Eighth St., between Market
and Chestnut, &. Louis, Mo. f- 81 1870
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Wage. Makers.
EDWARDS, WA. See ID.
ALLEN, ~ u. - sAvt.
ISAAC, ?: Meat i'd llaxket S14axs:
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simply to introduce
our new music to the
musical world. Our
subscribers sing and
play the music We
give them. Their
musical friends hear
the nj usic,
ERS' like it, and
buy il in sheet
music form where we
make our profit. Re-
member! every yearly
subscriber gets, dnr-
ing the year, at lsast
$50 pieces Of our best
music, all Of which
we afterward
ICAL print in sheet
form, an 4
sell for over $50. Il
is published at the
Mammoth Mnsi 9
Store Of ]. l.. Peters
500 Broadway, New
York, where every
thing in the music
line can be had. No
CHLY small our
order, It will
be promptly attend
cd to.
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An early application will convince GUS
toners that we mean business for the mu-
tual bene6t Of buyer and seller
[25-l0.
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CHAPTER SO.

CHAPIEK 90.
An Acr to authorize foreign guardi-
ans to receive the property within
this State belonging to non-resi-
dent minors.
SEcrtoS l. Be- It enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Of
iowa: Tint foreign guardians of nou-
resident minors may be authorized BY
the Court Of the county wherein such
minor has personal property to re-
give tho same, on complying with
the provisions Of the following see.
tions:
SEQ. 2. Such foreign guardian
shall ile in the Office Of the Circuit
Court, in tho county where the prop
erty is situated, : certified COPY OF
HI ol6sial bond, duly authenticated
by the Court granting the letters Of
kuardianship, and shall also execute
.'rsesipt for the property received BY
ham.s
Sec. 8. Upon the fling tho bond
y provided BY the last section, and
che Court being satisfied with the
snosnt Of said bond. said Court
shall order the personal property Of
the minor to be delivered to tho guar
aisn; and the Court shall spread the
bond and receipt upon the records Of
his once, and direct the Clerk to no.
tify BY mail. the Court granting the
letters Of guardianship. the amount
otpvoperty allowed to the guardian,
Aed the date of tho delivery Of the
11ms.
Sec. 4. This act to take effect
frep epd after its publication in the
Iowa State Register and Des Moincs
Bulletin. papers published 1t Des
Mines. lows.
sjs,Approyed April stb. 1870.
4 Thereby certify that the foregoing
'Aos vas published in the Daily Iowa
State Register April IL. and 10 the
Des .Nsiass Daily Bulletin. !. 1870.
} EAaWAssHT. Secretary Of State.
= = monster tooth has Be- On d:s:cv-
cred near Knoxville. Illinois. Il
weighs seventeen pounds and was
probably shed By the Cardiff giant.
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EQUINE CONDITION POWDERS.

CERTIFICATE. se~Rs
~ I hereby certify that have examined, and
thoroughly tested In my practice the
above articles. aud regard them preparations u
great merit and wonld cordially recommend them
being prepared with special care from re.
liable Ingredients, ar.l more efieacous for tile
treatment Of the various diseases for which they arc
designed, than any remedies Of which have
knswlsdge
#.~. GEORGE II. DADD,
Veterinary Surgeon. Author Of :" Anaion'y and P'y-
ssolopy Of ne Horse" Modern Horse Doctr,' dc.
Purchaser, vii please AK fOE Spy 81 Horse and
LORD 4 SMITH, Proprietors,
CHICAGO, 1LlA
Cresco, and New Hampton, Iowa, and Le
Roy, and Austin, MINI; also by Price &
Lowry, Cresco. n1Ovl 1yl
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Purchasers Of mu- sir
sic will consult their on
own interest by sub mi
scribing to Peters su
Musical Monthly 1t pl,
il issued on the FIRST q
Of each month, and m,
gives all the
latest and PETEB
best Music,
ny such authors 40 m,
lays, Kinkls, Thorn ms
-, bishop, banks, me
Becht, Frey, Keller ~
wymxn, etc. Every I'M
number contains at Is
least Twelve Pieces mi
Of new and
good Music, MUSIC,
printed on
fine white paper and Sc
from, full sire music il
plates, every piece Of N
which il afterward 8,
printed in sheet form 8,
from the same plates, !
and sold ut from so Il
70 90 cents each, and ii
al We ask for
this valuable MON III
uagaxine II
30 ccnts q copy. 5 . b
year, $3.50 for six =
mouths; end We guar
antee 70 every yearly
subscribers ut least
433 pages Of choice
new music, by the best
authors.
eco for %.
We do not expect Pa
ters' Musical Month I
y 10 pay u n q Msga-
sine, because We give
too much for the mon
ey, X is iss ue d
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Rocky Mountain
Bitters.

~~~A Ss-~~A>
Bitte1.s.
Avery superior regulating Tonic, pleas
ant to the taste, imparting Vigor and
strength to the constitution. a thorough
Purifier Of the Blood,
. regulator Of nervous force and power
ful sustainor Of health against the encroach-
ments Of disease.
i Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
that bane Of Americans is speedily cured
by the use of this Tonic, also for Liver bis
eases, disorders Of the Kidneys and loss Of
muscular power, it will be found specific,
and as a preventive Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
ur restorer Of the natural powers Of the
system when broken down by continued
ague attacks, it has no equal Ms curative
for the invalid and preventive for the well,
it cannot be surpassed.
FElIALES,'w whose constitutions have
become nervous and debilitated through Sc
dentary habits and close confinement to
household and other domestic duties, will
find in these Bitters Tonic possessed Of in
trinsic virtues. able at all times to establish
healthy standard and bestow new lease
Of prcstine health, cheerfulness, and alacrl
" Of spirits 80 necessary to the happiness
Of Women.
If you cannot obtain the Bitters from
your druggist or grocer, you can remit the
money to Us and we will send ~ you direct,
one dollar per bottle or six bottles for FIVE
dollars.
Address, Rocky MOUNTAIN BITTERs Co.
LIZA 2O7 Fulton Street, New York.