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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19
ALSO,
ALSO,
oRASGFBURG COUNTY.
IN PRoBArE CoURT,

BY, deerstai orders from che Hon. iPrebSaSt
Court. for 0rangebnrg- County, win zen 4ss
SaleSday in April next, the following Real
Estate belonging to the Estate Of Naihanisl
p. Cain. deceased. kkfz s gSSE - = = Eg@
Tract No. /. Containing - asrea ,sasro
or less. " IL
Tract No. 2. Containing -- acres mere
Tfas, No. !. Containing - aerss Alors
or less. ~
Further particulars given ahd Flats az
hibited on day Of sale. Il !,
Terms-Ons-third cash, balance in emo end
two years, purehasers to give bond aHa usxt.
gage, and pay for papers and stanps.A tst1f
Sheriff's Once. n. RIGGsssh9p
orangeburg C. H., 8. c., 8. oe.ol
mar ID. - ~ - - "A
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the Nseedition of success | for one prefer
70 ssaaih under the yoke of Radioalism.
Thp time is fas. approaching forshe
SGD people ofshe State to organize fos
sshe contest. trust that plan OF ac-
lion will be adopted upon which no can al
be anais.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

CaIiiornia hns newspaper knoxn as
the Watsonviile Pajaronian, The news
boys are shy Of it. dj
Geu. Sully writes that 700. Of the
1900 uros Vetres Indians, in Montana,
have dicdlof smallpox since last Sep.
tember. III, r, ass8 ds.g.
There are in America and Europe
mere than ESQ manufactures of India
rubber arlielea smrlPgi9g some, 400
okslasisSL c4.4, see pfs
than 2O,OOO,ocO pounds Of gum year.
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Assign1ee's Sale.

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of, South Carolina.
IN BANKRUPTCY--In the matter Of FRrp-
ERIcK LIVINGSTON, Bankrupt sr pdrte VIZ.
Is. LIviSGsTos, Assignee.
by virtue Of an order Of sale from tn e
Honorable the District Court of the United
States. fer the District of South Carolina,
will sell at public auction at 0rangeburg c.
H. on Monday ,ke 4ih day Of April next, at
the usual hours OF sale. 9
All the Right Title and Interest Of Fretle-
rick Livingston, bankrupt, in all that pianta-
tion or tract Of land, lying on the north side
OF North Edisto River, on the road to Colnni-
ba from Barnwell c. H., erossing Mt Jeaes'
Bridge. rangeburg County, containing zoo
acres more or less, (bonnded notS or foFmer
ly) by lands Of Frederick Livingston, sr.,
Frederick Livingston, Jr., barnett Living
s,on and North Edisto River.
Terms.-Onc-haif cash, the balance in one
year, secured by bond with interest from date,
payable annually, and q mortgage Of the
premises, with covenant for resale on breace
Of bond. purchasers paying for papers anh
stamps EA5lF
l ALso
AZ the residence Of Frederick livingston,
in 0rangebnrg Copnty, / win scll at public
auction on Thursday, the 2sth inst, at II
o'clock "A. NJ, tho personal property of
Frederick Lisinston, Bankrupt consisting
of s,-t sses
Cow.i Yesrling, - Sheep aud Lambs. /
Buggy, Log Cart, Chain and Streichers,
Blacksmith Bellows, Anvil. Vice, Hammers
and Tongs, 2 sheets Boiler Iron, Old Iron.
pair r.. II. Truck Wheels, wheelwrishi
Tools. Corn shelter Spinning Wheel, warn
and Tie Rope, Double aud, Single Barrel
Gun. ~
Terms cash, FH'tdis' Fte4o,s
..,@ r v DIBBLE. Assignee,
Frederick Lisingsio-, 9sasr,aps.
mar IL ~
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Sheriff Sales
ORANGEBURG-Is EouIrr.
I; y. v. JsIpisop. Co,a'rl
tfer: Anoihsr,) In the
Rufus 6. Bailey, Ear Circuit Court.
ct. Rl<

'a' = =, ssisy 1sr Circuit Court.
ny virtas Of an order Of sale made in ikss
case by the said Court, viii ssil q Orange.
burg, 3. :, on Monday the lah dsy Of ApriS
next, during the usual hours os sais.
All that undivided m0iety cf ths4 tract a =.
land containing 20 acres, situate on .Gecd-
land Swamp. in the County Of OkAnksbaFx
and state aforesaid, with the siiis ssA. end
Appurtenanees, known a.. Tsmpey NiIl.
being the moiety thereof. Of which the late
Urbanc Il. Jefcoat died seized and possessed :, =
Tcrms--One-half cash. the bslanue hkIa "
months, with bond aud interest pspabis an
ualiy secured by inorigsse Of the property,
Of the eondifiont Of the toad, pasok oksssr - 4
pay for papers and stsnrs,
3 se'ALso "a as4isl sav.
e oRANGEBUBG-;Is PnosATs,z
. 80: ! IS: !: / ::;:;: ::;.::, ::
jacob rssi. 81 Admir-. cir'ai' cssr..
& Ct. .ai. ' s9f
case by the said Court, iwill eeli at Orange
burg 8. c. on Monday, the 4th day Of April
next, during the legal hoars ef sale. :s sgst
J. AHthas tract o. parcel gf Isaa ssstsssl4e
on Doth sides of Holman Bridge Read, In Ahe
County OF oIangeburg ind E'aio afosesaid.
containing l73 acres more or iess sud 4
bounded by lands of G Cooper, Washington -
Robinson, benjamin Bnrs. George pisisrsls
ard John Riekenbaker.
2. Al that or parcel of Land fsitnats On
the HeaIasn Bridge Road in the County snd
State aforesaid, containing IsO ecres more or
less, and bennded By laIla Of J. j. aalIsy,
David Jamson, Duniel Kenneriy, George 8, 80
Binnicker, James Cherry, Eyss Bes.sn ana -
q. All that tract or parcel Of Lans sitaars
on Robert Swamp, in the County and gtass y :.
aforesaid. containing SO acres more oY ia1s.s
snd Bounded By lands Of David WilliaHssa.
perter Pearsoh, William Cherry and Dsrrh
Brandenbnrg.
Terms--oae-haN cash, the balances ON
credit Of twelve months. bearing interssg
from day Of sale, wish bond and mortgage. 80
and covenant for gesale on breach os eoiidf. 'e
tien Of the bond Purchasers TO pay for pe-
pers and stamps 81 @tss{ sts ~ pea
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ORAyG EBURG-Is Eaerrr.

Ms'ry r. Gibson Rill to
~. Tvrtcio,e
Ry ririnc nj an or,icp or sale made in shis
sia'c. by the lion. II. u. C~rpens,r, ., = uiKs es
iis, FIRST Circuit, wall seu ., osanEebngy
.. H.. e.. on Mc,a'. y The Itit i<y Oh april
next. s a,z1-ss.ss 4 ss4is5 -
All that pfaaIssiss or tract - land situate
in the coasss ss s,Eangrbarg. isS said state,
cont .ssrsi,za i.st acres .,orc or less, bounded
Asois yF yshn Browns Gephas Rutland 81 q. q
". Riley aud Jacob e1ia,Iin SkAA Sga1. ~
Terms rash. y - sf y rFs~f- =
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ALSO
ALSO - =
oRANGEBURG--IN Bou,rs.
rhad- C. Andrews. Judge Of PrObatals

Thad- C.. Andrews. Judge Of Probatelk
vs..
8. b. Sawyer, ct. al. - ~
Under order IN this ease, will ssil on the
4ih day Of Aspn next, fop one-shisd casa. u
falshce in u months, secured BY boad and
mortgage or wiab the privilege sf payiug Gii
cash.
tine tract Of hsa5 sohiaiIsiaE 500 acres
mess ~ less buupdrd by lands Of b. Tyler.
r.. y lis,io. South E,tiste k6ser andla6sssots 4
5. B.BA~Srr.
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BURNT CORL. OPERA.
AT
BAN1BERG, s. O.,
ON
KNHnMnNn " Aru6,uu.u,
FRIDAY NIGHT,

March 18th, 1870.
TIME BAalDERG MINSTREL TRoUP
will give one OF their Characteristic
Representations at BAMBERGi. in Masonic
Hall. OH the above mentioned evening.
Doors open Mt a o'clock.
Performance commence at g o'clock.
years % Cents. J. +. Is.
mar I9-lt Secretary.
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TAX NOTICE.
oRASoEBrnG CorSrr.

March lith. 1870
Notice is hereby given that will be mt the
Severa, different Places hereinafter named,
for the purposes of COLLECTING STATE
and COUNTY TAXES for the YEAR 1869, in
the following pror roriions, viz:
For General Purposes Of State Gov
crnment. Interest on State Debt
and School Purposes..........--..5 Mills.
county Tnx........."............ .........5
Poll Tax.................. -. Sl.oo
Total per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 Mills.
At Brnnchvills on the 18th and 3Oth of
March.
At Lcwisviie on the eth and 4ih of April.
At ]. Hamp Feldcrs Store on tho 9Th and
9Th of April.
AT Eastcrling's Mlllu on the IltL and 18th
Of April,
At d. r. Shannahan's on the lith and 5th
of April.
At zcigler's Stare on the 18th and 18th of
April.
At Orangeburg from the 10Th April to the
18th OF May.
On the 18th of May the PENALTY Of %
PER CENT. will be added, and all Default
ers will be STRICTLY DEALT WITH, ac-
cording to Law.
T. X. sASPoRTas,
mar 1915 County Treasurer.
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FHNO RENT - Use NaBawAEsRm,
III and Cammodious RESIDENCES, ona e6<
hppiy 20 sAEiEs pE0s ! -
i'm 10 ~ sg5stqN - = -
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BnAScnv,lLn, s. c., March 9Th. 1870,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

All that tract of land in the Town OF Or.
angcbnrg, with the Improvements thereon,
containing l25 scres more or less. bounded
on the east by W. 7. McKewn and the Five
Notch Road, on the south by Harpin Riggs,
ON the west by the Charleston Road, and on
the north by W. n. Scovill, T. w. Glover. T.
A. Jefords and oilers. Levied ON as the
property. OF John Rowe "a, the suit Of u.
X. Barton A-s 81 fAA-
The New York herald., 1870-08-14
AUS T.RiA.
Interests of the Nationalifies in the War.
Vienna July 23l correspondence Of the Eastern
Budget OF Berlin.l

Interests Of the Naiionalifies in the War.
Vienna July 23l correspondence Of the Eastern
Budget OF Berlin
1t Is OF great importance, In considering the policy
OF Austria III the war; to ascertain how rar the atti
tude OF the government is In accordance with the
views OF the various natonalities of which the EN-
pire is cOmuosed. Among the Germans there are q
few corporations which have demanded from the
government an unconditional neutrality towards
Prussia. So lmpOlitic and unstatesmanlike de-
mand has, as might be supposed found but few sup
Dorters. ana the majority OF the Germans approve
the government policy. Similar demands were
made by the Hungarian radicals, usually so pugna-
Austria remaining deenceless and unprepared in
presence OF the great events which are imminent Bs
secuted by all the most eminent politicians both
sides or the Leitha. Neutrality is one political watch
word ut Pesth, as at Vienna but the HungaranS,
with such neghbors as Russia in the north and R0u-
mania In the SOUTH feel that they must be at least
as watcniu as their countrymen in the other hall
this crisis II is in every way satisfactory. They ask
neither for war nor for deencelesS neutrality, Tor
both might be rulnous to them; but they put their
trust LII the Hapsburg dynasty. which they believe
VIII protect and perhaps deliver them from their
long bondage. 1t is not merely among the fancllui
and the superstitfOus that certain hopes are at
tached TO the circumstance that exactly 100 years
are now about to elapSe since the first partition OF
Poland The policy OF the Czech agitators. on the
viting France to join them against Prussia they now
loudly call upon Russia to side with Prussia. Such
conduct can only serve to make the Czech natlQn-
atty contemplate IN the eyes OF all Europe.
The New York herald., 1870-08-14


Wuseevei. Ahu ms II, IL seems their system or
W., NO. i as,. map' oi ~ ys'ein in thelr caVairy
,orsaa ISL ",ri,en ile most was tbaL aithongh the
nvan,,v az NURSES from Aiyeria, anu consc'
,y que oi tnen' stations. tney Wsre
~ ~ I,o .use'.ier. an were ailowcu 10 nBhi,
w AZ ins puar.ei oI an mour was In the camp
md ono nI ,ha @ oo yi , suo uisapvu ron 2,lliLis,
,,nt q, r,,r w., H. 49,, '.a,' .'us a'ou. hot ~
Sever dninG Hou,u s ~.iem ~ vnsHo @ us
and non cou,nio',oraT naoa.s usii nu. ,., n,en t
mtn,nst indlraranno on,a,n ,ooMeu On wiz, .mu
wnnI a,n,, aomahn~ a, a .i az IN oae VI 'nnn S.
49, az, ,i'rt@ ~ ~ o"up'o VI norsss tis'
.nn hind ,egS ana wom a srnar 100, Vi .,n ~
fyn nv te hr,,tes ut tho VOL, or .na ,was 70
REF ,her ynrIsstpg s"n ra""v an ~ % i narsa S w.
Ihev dd NOT seem ~ ,arn q 40 ~ i0' '''''i "oS'
' ~ o,SC,p, I'VE nv ruv sn,uc,, .,,,,,
This =, so ,ar, va ,,.o,,,,an M ., rHnSch ~ Aaaf. =. ,
moi narnanS haSorwo,, ca-a,,,aa, @ n.u % au, ~ uv
wo has hean N dr,I,ed uu',er aa e ,m, vsa umv
svsten 70 cr;t,c,sn, ~ n, Tet Wn peraecsy uescut
Is hut right that a corresnonaent shou,d mt do down
what ne re,iiv ne,;eves tn Sa trno IN ,p,u p sn,,t
and ,makiw all "IIowanca" fsr ~ 80 e..s ,.srow'
cnce that cxiss hetwean rho III vramc, @ n Tnm'sh
armies in tneir snr,t M ya,, "a t,o1 d,sni,,,n, ~,
nrond tn oov tbat ~ , n.y.. ,,' an a.,
have The men nCs dn 'io on. 40
they even a,tannt ta nn -, i""'' ~ ~
duty NAV Ina vvrn10 IN, ~ s,"n,J COW
that tho fate of arv fcwn ,ha, Soii tntn
the hanns or the french army % "r,ar n had
do NOT fhint The "n,ceps cou,d saem the mo" hack
I'm fact the wno,e svsem of ,,isc,nro IN Eranca has
now rot To he ,hst or thar army In afrtca that
Is ante unlike that of anv other trnons in Erone
and rnsemhles more than anvtn,ng a,se the riI
French renunIican arn,,aa of 'wh'n6 wa raaa ~
the h,siory or the e,a nT In =, ceptnrv w 'N"N M
pFRrrcT ops MI .TIoS
AS a perrect orran,zotInn the Erench army "a II
stands now il Secnnd tn mona in inc ,yhnIa ywnr,a
Thus the other day the Marshal wanted to- commu.
The New York herald., 1870-08-14
THE BRITiS H NAVY.

Power, Positions, Commands and Morale of
she British FIeets-Protection of the Cham
mel and Home Duty-The Question OF
C0nI-GeneraI Order to Man the Guns
On Deck md at the Bottom of the Sea
Guarded-From Marine to Great TOrpe-
does.
LONDON, July 80, 1870.
The Decentralization of marines and supernume-
rary seamen from the ships belonging the channel
squadron confirm the statement In my last that the
idea Of sending those ships to Gibraltar to meet the
Mediterranean fleet has been abandoned In conse
Quence Of the disruption Of Europea1 affairs. and
The New York herald., 1870-08-14
Exhibit Of the Whole British Navy, the
Safeguard Of the Kingdom.
E FRANCE.

AZ Deifort from Paris-Pntri0tism on the From
ticr-The Town and FOrtresS-French Cav
airy-Turcos as They Go 70 Battle
The New York herald., 1870-08-14

her turret guns-the small-arm men, sheltered be-
target bullets from their breech-lOaders vessel
during the time being worked by the sail trlmmers
ana the men stationed at the two guns on The hur-
ricane deck. Under steam alone she was propelled
at speeds from lve to eight and u hall knots per
nour, ana consumed 800 and 600 pounds or coal per
mile respectively.
The Hercules has mad a steam capstan fitted. but
the experiments tried with II ut present nave not
come up to the expectation OF the officials although
have no doubt the difficulty Will be gOt over, and
from what could board OF her yesterday II ap-
peared to me that the deect arose rom the inability
Ol working the auxiliary boilers to iul pressure to
supply steam TO the capstan engine. she goes out
to Spithead on Monday where she will be swung for
the adjustment OF her compasscs and the following
DAY VIII make another trial VI her capstan
The MinOtaur will most likely leave portsmouth
harbor on Tuesday, and the high reebord turret
ship Monarch on Friday.
COAST GUARD.
The ships forming the coast guard squadron, all
OF which are irOn-ead5, now on their summer dril,
are cruising IN the vicinity OF Bantry, In Ireland,
Where III the event OF their pelng required they can
DE communicated with III a Few n0urs.
FAILURE.
The Active, a new iron vessel Of the IncOnsJant
class cased with WOOD, which ls to be attached to
the squadron OF observation, is q regular failure
she dld not even come up to her indicated horse
power by about 1000. and the engineer officials who
1rom the intense heat they experienced In her en-
gne room and stokehole. This. however, Is TO be
Temedied u possible by the construction OF q vent'
laung SHAFT In one OF her tunnels.
BITUMINOUs COAL AND SMOKE
The experiment OF combining bitumlnous coal
and smoke for steam purposes has been tried on
board the Active with the same success as attended
It's adoption by the inventor, MI. Thomas Williams,
a royal naval engineer O1lcer some twenty years
ago, and from what saw on board this ship yes
terday 1t Is very evident to me that whoever h 6
ordered experiments TO be tried on this principle has
committed grave error OF Judgment, lnasmuch as
consume tins combination OIL bituiuinous coal and
smoke the furnaces on board her have had to
| be shortened and channel OF cold air
| admitted througa tho back OF the hudxes
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-28

FEEDING HoGs.-V. D., a CORES pondent
of the MAINE FARMER says that his expert
ence has taught him that unless you wish
to raise shadowy hogs and sloshy pork, do
not incorporate into their food more liquid
than nature demands. That too much swill
distends the stomach and weakens the or.
gans of digestion and assimilation. He is
feeding six hogs weighing three hundrtd
pounds. each. His allowance to each hog
per meal, feeding twice per day. is one quart
of raw meal, mixed with three pints of wa
ter. He sets water before his hogs, but
they do not drink it. He commences feed
ing his pigs in the same manner, and they
s"on learn not 10 cry for swill. Some one
not quite so enthusiastic as himself accuse
him of having hog on the brain He does
not care for the insinuation, but says 1t pays.
His motto is to take live interest in your
business, and to seek in all things the better
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-28
Ciyilify and It's Value.

Civility is a fortune itself, for a courteous
man always succeeds well in life, and that
when persons of ability sometimes fail. The
famous Duke of Marlborough is case III
point. 1t was said of him by one contem-
porary, that hi. agreeable manners often
converted an enemy into friend and by
another, that it was more pleasing to be
denied favor by his Grace, than to receive
one from any other man. The gracious
manner of Charles James Fox preserved
him from dislike, even at time when he
was, politically, the most unpopular man
in the kingdom. The worlds history is
full of such examples of success obtained bv
civility. The experience of every man fur
nishes, If we recall the past, frequent in
stances where eonciliatory manners have
made the fortunes of physicians, lawyers,
divines, politicians, merchants, and, indeed.
individuals of all pursuits. To men, civility
is what beauty Is 10 women-it is a general
passport to fsvor-s letter of introd uctiou,
written in language that every one under-
stands
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-28
qailn ARGUS.
The Art of Conversation.


"Why is conversation diving out ?n II is
in measure owing to want OF culture and
thought in those who make up general
soclety, lack OF interest in subjects sdop
ted to general conversation 10 Iete a teta
chl' chat, and personalities are admirable ::
OUT 10 conversation to use slang phrase,
We must talk like book" or must possess
git In talking that kind of nonsense which
islieyrand found SO delightful and refresh
ing, and IN which The French excel, or else
know something of the world through our
own travels or those OF other people, or poll.
ties, metaphysics and philosophy. Conver
sation is an art, Emerson says, in which a
man has all mankind fer competitors Does
be not fail to draw the line here between
those who talk and those who converse :?
The world is full of the former but few of
the latter. 1t seems to take so many intel
lectual qualities to make good conversa-
tionalist. 1t is not enough to have the
power of expression; many bright spirits
have been witty with the pen who utterly
failed with the tongue. We read "Charles
Ii. the wittest monarch that ever sat on the
English throne. was so charmed with the
humor of Hudibrss, that he caused himself
20 be introduced in the character of private
gentleman, TO Butler, its author The witty
king found the author very dull compan
ion, and was of the opinion with many 9th
ers, that so stupid fellow could never have
written so clever book" But there are
many exceptions where the double gift is
bestowed.
As in Scott, Burns, Sheridan, and nearer
our own day, Sydney Smith, AMI our own
Lowell, and Holmes, and Higginson, Henry
Giles was sparkling in monologue and Hen
~ James is brilliant conversationalist with
an endless amount of humor which is nee
essary TO entertain men in conversation.
But the last essential TO a good con versation
is magnetism, the power over others of max
ing them express the best that is in them
This comes partly from hospitality to their
thought" to use the Urphic Alcot,'s expires
sion, but mainly from an occult power that
is possessed by some individuals.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-28
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
NOW OPEN TO
Rock Island.
gumme CT Arrangement!

THE short and direct route from Racine. Nil
L wsukee, and all points IN Wisconsin. TO
Rock Island and Davenport, and All points in
Southern IorA and Kansas.
On and after Sunday, May sth. ls7O. train, on
the Western Union Railroad Will leave and ar
rive at Rock Island. a. follows:
Trains leave Rock Island at $40 g.. H., ami
SEQ p. II.
Arrive at Reck Island, 5:Se p. m, and 1I:5o
g. n.
Making eloss connection with ger train.
at the following points:
AT RACINE JUNCTION, from and to Nil.
veukee ard Chicago.
AT CLINTON. from and TO all points in
Northern iscOusin snd Minnesota
AT FREEPOET. from and to Galsns, Du-
bGqGe, and Ell points North ami West
AT SAVANNA, with steamer Henderson,"
from and 10 Dubuque, and with ST. Paul Packets.
AT FULTON, with trains from and 10 Cedar
Rapids, Marshall, Boone and Omaks
At ROCK ISLAND, with trains from and 90
Muscatue, Washington, Town City, 8rinne!l.
Des Noines, Omaha, AID the Union Pacific
Railroad; and with steamers from and 40 All
points on the Mi,,issippi river between Rock
Island and st. Louis. Rates Of freight and fare
always a. low by this az hy other liBes.
u. 4. oLiN, Gent SuP't-
Z + BARNES. Asa suP't.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-28
A QUICK RESULT.

Thousands suffer needles,ly from indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, &C., and it is only
because they neglect to avail themselves of that
wonderful Household Remedy. MISHLER's
HERB BITTERS--a preparation that excels
any other ever discovered for complaints of this
nature. Sufferers from that scourge of our race.
Dyspepsia. why will you endure the agony it
prod uces when by the use of Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers you can drive it from you forever? This is a
sovereign remedy and will effect positive and
perm anent cure in your case, The public 10
made acquainted with al the ingredients used in
the preparation of these Bitters; and the highest
medical authorities in the land Recommend It,
and it has never been known to fail when taken
according to the directions accompanying each
bottle. Sold by all druggists and dealefs Dr.
8. B. Hartman d Co., Proprietors, Lancaster, P .