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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-04-20

REAPING AND THREsHING MACHINES.
The attention of our readers is invited to
Capt. d. Bustamante's advertisement in
mother column offering tor sale the cele-
hrated Walter A. Woods Reapers and
Movers for sale. These Machines have for
aany years enjoyed the reputation Of being
he very best for harvesting purposes and
ssuch entitled to the attention of buyers.
Capt. Bustamante is, also, prepared to
iurnish all descriptions of Threshing Ma
chimes and all at Manufacturers prices,
ading transportation only. Orders should
Be sent in early to ensure prompt delivery.
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BREVITIEs.

The ladies should remember that elegant
visiting cards are printed at The CLARION
office.
Jim Lynch threatens to revive The Col
ored Citizen under the name OF THE FIF-
TENTH AMENDMENT.
During the hail storm, that usually sturdy
old monitor, the town clock $ took hand, .
and was badly worsted.
The attendance on the Metairie races in
New Orleans, is said to be larger this season
than at any meeting since the war.
The French are demolishIng each other
bv thewholesale. The Versailles govern
pent seems likely to come out first best.
schools, Colleges and Societies can have
programmes of anniversary exercises print
ed in superior style at THE CLARION office.
A new county. free bridge, and free
ferries at Byram and Columns, are among
the progressive ideas of vast majority Of
ourcitizens at this time.
sheriff Lake commenced the collection of
taxes last Monday at his office in this city.
sWalk into the Captains office and SETTLE"
A. J. Willis attends the Office at Raymond
The Detroit folks have a shrewd way of
getting rid oforgan grinders. by publishing
in the papers that ''organ grinders in Mem
phis make $40 per day" The consequence
i that Memphis has music ito give away"
On Tuesday night the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen passed resolution to pur-
chase the Pearl River:Bridge. Wednesday
an Injunction against the proceedings was
issued, and served on the Board by Sheriff
Lake.
The dispatch from New York, announce
ing the assembling of the incorporators of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, fails to men
ton among the important personages
present." the name of the Eminent Man of
Mississippi. And what about o. C. French?
A Scotchman named E. NJ. Gammie, en-
ployed by Messrs, Lemly & Sons disap-
peared last Sunday morning, without ex
PLANTATION, leaving behind him his personal
effects He was well esteemed by his en-
pIoyers, and by the customers of the store.
A majority of the Board of Aldermen
now favor the purchase of the Pearl River
Bridge from Messrs. Green and TaPley, and
we're taking steps to secure its transfer to
the city, when 10 and behold Mayor Cliff
ton obtains an injunction from Judge Ca
baniss to stay proceedings until some day
hence when the merits of the whole ques-
ton will doubtless be discussed before His
Honor.
The Senate rejected the nomination of
of George Donnell for the office of Chancery
Clerk of Kinds county, made vacant by the
recent decease of his brother, Samuel DON
nell George enjoys the reputation of being
both "honest and capable"-but these re-
concentrations are not deemed essential
with Radical Senate. He is neither a
carpet Dagger or scallawager, and we sup
pose that's what's the Natter
1t has been suggested that pending the
Injunction on the bridge questson, Sheriff
Lake be enjoined from paying over to the
County Treasurer all monies received from
ax-payers in this corporation on account
Of the, general bridge tax of the county
The bridge tax collected in this city to be
applied to the purchase of Pearl River
bridge from its present owners.
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TIME subscriber offers for sale the above seed
H. the present years product from seed inn
ported from David Dickson, of Sparta, Geor-
gia The price of seed saved from the first and
End pickings will be two dollars and a half per
bushel, or two dollars for amounts over twenty
bushels. There will be limited amount above
my own wants of seed that have been selected
again as improved seed the price of which will
be 81 per bushel. The later pickings, of which
there will be large quantity, can be sold for
one dollar per bushel.
Parties ordering seed from q distance can
have them forwarded from Summit.
This variety of seed is twenty daysimore for
ward than any ether variety--giyes much
larger yield and turns out more lint cotton.
Apply to me directly, or to j. N. Atkinson
WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
Summit, Miss.
novI-5m
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On the 9th list, at st. Andrews Rectory
in this city, by the Rev. DIR. Crane. WIN. III.
CRANE, TO Miss MARY BELL ENDERs.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of La
fayette Montgomery Esq, in Madison coun-
ty, by Rev. DIR. Jonn Hunter, Mr.. THOMAS
MCMAHON, to Mrs. KATE S. HIcKLE, OF
Madison County.
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cas- REWARD.

STOLEN from the undersigned one SORREL
- MARE, ON the 4th January, 1871.
Seven years old; fine haired; white on the
face; four white feet above the fetlock; walks
fine and trots; has the mark of broken rib
on left side.
Any information leading to her recovery
will be rewarded. Address,
j. F.. BASKIN,
mar16w6t Clinton, Kinds Co., Miss.
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DEATH OF THos. G. NEwcoMER.-It
is our painful duty to chronicle the death OF
Mr.. Thos. Z. Newcomer, well known and
greatly respected merchant of this city
He died on Sunday morning last, after q
brief illness. His funeral took place on
Sabbath evening from the Episcopal church
and the procession which followed the re-
mains of deceased to their last resting place,
was one of the largest seen in our city for
some years. The Fire Department, with
which he was connected, was out in tull
strength.
Mr.. Newcomer was native of Maryland,
and was thirty eight years of age. He came
to this city in the winter of 1865. having for
about fifteen years previous been connected
With the house of Folger 81 Co., New Or
leans. As citizen and as merchant, he
was very highly esteemed. He was of a
singularly amiable and generous DISPOSE
ton.
The deceased was a cousin of Mr.. S. G..
Newcomer of this city. A half-sister re-
sides in st. Louis. He left no other imme-
date relatives; but he left these and others
who will cherish his memory with brother
ly and sisterly affection.
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AND STILL THEY CONE! j. t.
Parker, Esq, of Graysport, Yalobusha
county, sends us a club of ten subscribers
to THE WEEKLY CLARION, Much obliged
to him and the many kind friends who are
sxerting themselves in extending THE
CLARION circulation.
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GERMAN N. JORDAN, ! In Bankruptcy.
500 Bankrupt
N0TICEto Philip Rockford and Shepherd
You are hereby notified to appear before the
District Court Of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi at the Court
from the date of this publication, and plead,
answer or demur 20 the petition of Richard
Ledbetter, and James G. Bull, administrators
of Sallie " Jordan, deceased, filed against
you and others, or the allegations of said Pc
tition viii be taken for confessed and this
cause proceed to hearing ex parte as to you.
Test: GEO T. SWAMI,
IL. 81 Clerk.
Jackson, February %, 1871. WIT
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SAD TRAGEDY.-About nine o'clock
last night an atfray occurred at the saloon
of Young q Garrison, corner of State and
Capitol streets, between DIR. Willie S. Buck
and JEFF. ID. Bell, both young men, raised in
this city, during which DIR. Buck was shot
IN the abdomen with a revolver in the hands
OF Mr.. Bell, from the effect of which he died
about o'clock this A. NJ. There are many
rumors afloat regarding the difficulty, and
we forbear giving any version of the affair
until legal investigation shall have been
had. DIR. Buck had arrived in the city dur
ing the early part of the afternoon, from
Simpson county, where he had been resid
ing for the past year, in the practice of his
profession. The principals in the unfor-
tunate affair were on very friendly terms
to within couple Of hours of the tragical
event, when a personal misunderstanding
arose. Without reference to the merits of
the difficulty by which noble young man
has lost his life, and shadow has been cast
upon that of his antagonist we may be per-
mitted to express the belief, in justice to
both, that the melancholy affair would not
have occurred but for the too free use
of alcoholic stimulants.
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MAPS, CHARTS, APPARATUS, Erc-
Al
INTRODUCTION PRICES,
ONLY
HALF RETAIL RATES,


ALL FIR HTS PAID.
The attention of County super
fntended1s, school Omcers, Teach
ers, and others L. called 20 the I'm
ducements we Offer 40 parties tn
any portion Of the state 90 P"r-
chnse 1heir school Books Of u~'
ms we are enabled, by special nr-
arrangements with all the large
pubIIshers, 10 give the BEST
TERMS that can be Obtnined from
any house North or south.
SKID ToR CATALOGUE or PRioEs.
q. &. EYRICIn A. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Deaiers'
dec16-sw-3m.
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Mas Onio BlanLs

ns iollOWs.
Dimiis from Blue lodge.
Dimiis from Chapter.
Petition faf Initiation.
Petition Tor fhnutrr Unrrn...
Odca for Third Degree. l1l cont. rrr I6FI
Certificates Oh MUmhrfahIH
Diplomas on Parchment morocco urk al
Lodge, Chapter, Council or Command.
cry, al 90, or nny three come
bncd Ia ono tuck Obj Obj.
Warrant and Receipt Books. LcIeeft arf
Minute Books made 10 ORDER
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The Supreme Court has adjourned UNI
Y the Isl Monday, the LIST day of May. The
ear OF this {1st) District win make note
y this.
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PHOENIX HOTEL,
MERIDIAN, MISS,

B. II. RUSH, : :ProPrietor.
MB- The Phoenix Hotel is new and spacious
brick edifee, newly furnished, and supplied
with modern yconveniencies.
80 An Omnibus conveys passengers from
the Depot 70 the Hotel and back, free ofcharge-
A arst-cIass LIVERY STABLE is connected
with the Hotel tep<ou
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Trustees and ComnissIoner's Sale.

Trustees and COmmissfOner's sale.
In the Matter of
THOMAS f. MILLER, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
PY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable r.
I'D A. Hill, Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the Northern District of
Mississippi, made on the oath day Of March,
1871 in the above entitled case, the UNDER
signed will proceed to sell at Public Auction,
on Monday, the 10th day of May, 1871, in front
of the Capitol, in the City Of Jackson, Missis-
sippi, TO the highest bidder for cash in hand,
the following described lands, to-wit:
The e IA and IL of the W Ia and the e
IA of the n IA of section two ~, and the W
- of the c / 4, and the IA Of the n e IA
of section eleven OH all being in township
twenty-one of range four east, containing
four hundred acres more or less.
Said lands are embraced in deed in trust,
made by Thomas L. Miller, to the undersigned
as Trustees to secure debt of said Miller TO
John Humphreys, which Deed in Trust is duly
recorded in the Probate Clerks Office Of Car
roll county, Mississippi
WILLIAM T. WITHERS,
JOSEPH BELL,
april7sw30d Trustees
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Col. S. S. CALHooN. we're de-
lighted yesterday by call from this worthy
and honored son Of old Madison. we could
not have had a more welcome and agreeable
visit.
We will add that we have been no less
Fatided by visit from our valued friend,
Aaj. Chalmers, Of DeSoto.
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Law CARD.
A. G. BROWN, a. y. A. BROWN,
TEeRY, MISS. JACKSON, MISS.

HAvE OPENED A LAW OFFICE, in the
LII Langley Building, corner Of State and
Pearl Streets, Jackson, Mississippi, and viii
give strict attention to.any business instrust-
ed to their care. They viii practice in all the
Courts held in Kinds and tire adjoining coun-
ties, and in the State Supreme and United
States Courts, ut Jackson ,-F
Address A G.. J. A. Brown, at either
Jackson, or Terry. Mississippi
noHe6mtH&R.
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MEDICAL NQTHCE.

DR. w. s. LANGLEY,
HAVING resumed practice, Offers his pro-
Ill fessional services 10 the citizens OF jack
son and vicinity. 80
once in Langley Building mrl'u
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4 FIRsr cLAss scHooL EoR rouNa LApIEl

q FIH9I CLAss stHOOL FUK EOUAG LADIEs.
GONE Of the advantages we offer are Ele-
~ CANT Grounds (23 acres h.. Healthy Location
.---Capacious Buildings expressly for School
Purposes---$l0O0 600 Apparatus. Well selected
Library of IL 600 volumes Large Sleeping
Rooms, with fire in each...Abundantly sup
piled Table...Full and Efficient Faculty ...36
years Experience. Course OF Instruction
thorough and complete. Prices greatly re-
duced. Number of Matriculates Z, ass, and ia
charlottesville Sectarianism. Session opens
September 4th.... Catalogues FREE.
VIM. A. SMITH, A. NJ, Secretary.
January 81, 1871. sw&wlm
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This School, having all the advantages Of
School and College. with none of the disad-
vantages of College life. viii enter upon its
EIGHTEKNrH ANNUAL TERMs
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER nrH, 1870.
BOYS prepared here bore OF the first honors
at every University, where they we're present.
North and South at recent comnaencements-
Make early application or you will not OBJ
obtain d room, Eixty-three students were re-
fused last session for want Of room.
Young men preparing for teaching never
fail 10 obtain hrst class situations, without
trouble. when they attend our instructions.
Let 70 one leave home without securing .
place beforehand
Board, Tuition and Washing. fer 20
Payments must be made in advance
send FIR Catalogue Address,
THOS. 8. CHATHBIGHT,
Principal
r,,1v III 1s7O1f Gholson, p. q, Miss
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The Great Fire im rfchmonH
HERRING'S SAFES
IN THE sPOOTs we oD
S2S,5OO IN CURRENCY.

And the Books, Papers. silver anl Valuable.
Of the spotswood Hotel and iho AiamH
and Southern Express Companies arr
SAVED IN HERRNG's SAFES.
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AND
General Commission Merchant,
ITO. Aa Caronia ct street,
new cRLEsAls.
partlc liar llttentAQn given Y ne Pur-
cbass ~ Nero aands l fiaat .5 R9na SUP p
plies Orders ed ipI 'll ui' Y als i'lnu g.
Al.E z1{ 81 " IL
TT. 81 & <Irf .tl< b>1ted Baking Powders
II is j { 76-'l Is tild ID. packages Tor iees
H. WI. b TAYLOR SEQ.
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e. q !. aAnosE. 4 Il n hq''''
nY virtue of decree rendered in the above
I'D cause by the Court aforesaid, on 23d day
AZ January, 1871, notice is hereby given to all
creditors Of the Estate OF John r. Watson, de-
ceased. 10 present their claims TO the under
signed. special Commissioner, at his office IN
jackson. on or before the 18th day Of May,
is771 with proper proof Of same, or they will
~ forever barred from payment out Of the
assets Of said estate according 70 said decree.
JAMES d. STEWARI
anriI11sw3Od Special Commissioner
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT,
Showing the condition Of the
Planters Insurance Company,
OF MISSISSIPPI,
For the Quarter ending March slst, 1870
OFFICE PLANTERS Insurance COMPANY, J
JACKSON, Miss, April 0, 1871.
ASSETS:

SAShSoNt MihAt AlillD p l0tAs J
ASSETS:
Stock Notes 5000 90
Deposit Notes, secured by lien on
real estate and on property
insured ..... 30 SO 4G
items...'.......................,.....'. 7.O7l 81
course Of transmission, ...... go 1893 90
Bills As ~
Cash due from sundry parties......- BOZ ~
Office furniture and hxtures.........- 2U7l 81
Total. ,480 "a
LIABILITIES:
Losses adjusted not due ............... 2.334 40
Losses unadjusted, Maximum, ......- LOO %
All other liabilities 4,SOJ -
1,l44 %
Total amount at risk March
slst, ..........Sl, OBJ 4yt W
Approximate value ofproperty in
sured ............................... 2OD0,Ul0 ~
Total losses paid by the Company sO,0os "a
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
HNDs CoUETT:
Personally appeared before me, Oliver Cliff
ton, Mayor Of the City Of Jackson, and q
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County;
Thomas 4. Helm and NJ A. Nanhook 10 me
known 10 be the President and Secretary Of
the Planters Insurance Company, who being
duly sworn, upon their oath, do say that the
foregoing is a true statement Of the Assets and
Liabilities Of said Company on the 3lst day Of
March, A. ID. 1870, to the best Of their
knowledge and belief.
THOS. Z. HELM, President
NJ. A. VANHOOK, Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed this 9th
day-of March, 1871.
OLIVER CLIFTON,
IL. s. Mayor aud j. p.
Jackson, April Y 1871. sw3w
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PRICES OF THE
M AS ON & HA MIL N
Cabinet Organs !!

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
IL for manufacture, the
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co,
are now enabled to offer their we'll known Or
gans, which are the
Acknowledged Standard of Excellence
among Instruments of the class, at prices of
inferior work. They print their lowest prices.
which are, therefore, alike TO all, invariable.-
The following are illustrations:
Four-Octave Organs. .-S 80
The Same. Double Reed 05
Ffve-Octave Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornamented. - 100
The Same, Double Reed, with Five
Stops. ...-..-....... l25
Forty Other Styles, up to-. 1000
All IN solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly first
class in every respect. They will not make
the so-called cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority of their instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every COM
petent judge who will carefully examine and
compare must perceive.
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G.. j. Beck sells ladies' fine handkerchief
from 81 so to 80 90 pr. doz.
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES,
with Wood Cuts from Photographs of the diff
ferent styles, full information a nd lowest pri-
ces. also, Testimonial Circular will be sent
free to any address.
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MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
WarerOOms, 500 broadway,
april11 NEW YORK.
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A Medicine as old ms Time. For
aught we know TO the contrary, the Settler
Spring was bubbling and sparkling when
Adam walked with Eve i n paradise Be that
as u may, its sanitary properties have never
been surpassed by any medicine Of human in
vention. They have, however, been embodied
in all their native eficacyin
TARRANTS SETTER APERIENT,
which is the chemical duplicate of the Spa
ITSELF and it is effecting cures Of dyspepsia,
biliousness, constipation, collie nervous de-
bility, dropsy, rheumatism, &C., quite as rapid
and as marvellous as those attributed to the
famous Spring, and which the faculty Of Eu-
rope have placed ON record as among the
medical miracles Of the age.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
April Is. sw&w
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CUmmERVHLLE INsTrTUTE,

A BoARDTNG SCHOOL FOR BoYs AND YOUNG
MEE-11 MILES FROM SHuQuALAK,
M. q o. RAILROAD.
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1853 south Clark street, Chicago, ILL.,, Conf len
risl Physician. II is we'll known by all readers Of
the papers that DIR. Tovnsend il one Of the hesf
phy seians in Chicago Who has made the treatments
Of all chronic and sex ual diseases speciality. He
has devoted the last twenty year. Of his time ex-
clsively to the treatment Of all form II privsae
disszsss u 10th sexes-
From his long establishment and unequaIesi sue.
In curing all cases which came under his char,
be h0 gzined . union-Side reputation, vhfeh
causes the afflicted 70 seek his aid and advics ftoO
all part. Of the United State.. II Is we'll Known
that all Who call him With any private a0iesiso
can and vili lie cured In the shortest po.ibis 1Da,
without; the dangerous use Of mineral poispa
YoUSs Mky. TAKE WARsnye, Seminal Weir
ne the result Of early indiareton or Other esaaes
producing nervousness, aversion to soeiety, I'm
paired sight, los Of memory and snanhn3 II
YOU have injured your,slf BY secret habit, o
sbouii lose time, bot call, o. vrise to Dr. Town
send at once, and he cured. Special attention
sives 70 all female daseases, and Irregularities
trssted With perfect safssy - ssecss. send ~
mis- circular peculiar % diseases Of both ssxes.
Oe.ee and PsIlors sepaEase Or ladies and gentle
men. Correspondents slriesiy cosAaential Cs0-
suliation free. Q63 South Clark street, Chieaes
III. p. o. Bog ~. aptHsoa dAvlse.
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MEATS, &c.
RYAN & whitaker,

beavcn~o Kan.
Manufacturers oil and Dealers in
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one hundred and fifty persons were in atten,
dance, and nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure of the OCCASION.
At midnight splendid supper was act,
which received ample justice from the
dancers. Among the number present from
the city were noticed Mr.. Diefendorf, oui
County Clerk, and f. II. Madden.
The I" wee sma' hours" finally put an end
to the round of pleasure, and the work-day
of another year had set in.
And 80 ended the ceremonies and festivi-
ties Of the comme,noration of our National
Day at this place, and they were of greater
magnitude in all respects than those people
have ever known.
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MARRIAGE.
Unhappy Marriages.

Why are there many unhappy marriages II
Is because many enter into that state from worth
motives, while others have their systems filed with
the virus of Scrofuia Syphilis, and this hidden
enemy does not always isy quiet but breaks ouI
when least wanted: then the trouble begins Nth
chickering's On one side and remoSse on the other.
This fact is already known 70 thousands.
On this point We shall say more in this article
kept To caution those Who contemplate marriage
With their systems in the above condition to sToP.
First cleanse yourselves Of those impurities before
you bring misery on your offspring.
And We offer advice also o1er free Of charge
until positive oure is elected the
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERE JUG >.
This purely vegetable remedy Is 4 positive cure
ior SeIofua in all It's forms any kind oi Sores Iin-
ples, Blotehes or any disease arising from impure
blood, unlike the many mixtures with which the
country Is flooded, bottle Of vhieh cannot be Oh
tanned without hrsi laying down the price the
Ovpen having no fifth in tbem,) the Boot and
Herb juices will do all that Is claimed for it, thus
making IL the grsafest blood purifier the ~orld has
ever produced. And the unprecedented offer Of
furnishing the remedy free Of charge until 4 cure
is effected h.s given an opportunity 70 thousands
Who have been trifed with snd Who had given up
all hopes Of even relief 10 lie cured and restored C
sound health Ladies who desire a brilliant COM
pleIion With fresh rosy cheeks should the Root
and Herb Juices. All Who desire the medicine on
the above terms will please ssnd good reference that
they will pay when cured Root and Herb juices
u. Is per bottle. DESAOND 4 co. ProPn
SIS Raced Philadelphia, Pa