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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-05-06

A little girl sent out to hunt
eggs, came back unsuccessful,
complaining that s.lots of hens
mere standing around doing moth.
ing"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-05-06

Wishing to make change n ray bus
~ ness, viii sell at private sale from
If HORSES and MULES of all de- eiiI,tion'
CARRIAGES, HACKS, HEARSE,S, BUG
GIES. WAGONS, &c, on reasonable terms
Also, vii sell or lease my stables from Jan.
I.ilS1.i @a
nl9G tas JOHN CALDlF ELL.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-05-06
Could country dwellers but

perceive q tithe of the wretch
edness and misery which is to
be found in cities, they would
be contented with their rural |
homes. Were farmers boys to
know of the wear and tear,
risks and vicissitudes attending
business pursuits, the longing
which so many of them have
to get away from the old home
stead would be materially les
sened. Stimulated by stories
of those who have made rapid
and enormous fortunes, dazzled
by the glitter and tinsel of
metropolitan surroundings they
too often flock to large cities
to work for meager salaries,
live in cheap boarding-houses,
and to sacrifice their indepen-
dence. Thousands Of clerks
mechanics, and others, who can
| Just contrive to make both ends
meet III New York, are to-day
signing for their old rural
homes, and they would gladly
return to them could they do
so.
The farm is always sure to yield
a living, also competence,
TO any any one who labors and
strives for it. The seasons are
never so unpropitious as to
cause absolute failure of crops.
The farmer may SOW and plant
with a reasonable certainty
that he will realize haIvests of
some character. He is free
from the risks and uncertain
ties which attend business ave
cations. He does not have to
worry himself in regard to the
condition of home and foreign
markets, be in a constant
state of fear and anxiety, lest
this or that debtor may fail on
him and render his own SuS-
pension necessary. E[e grows
weary, it is true, but physical
is far less eXhausting and easier
to endure than mental toll.
The former causes one to sleep
soundly and rise refreshed and
invigorated, while the latter
keeps one awake nights, and
seriously tells upon his health
and spirits.
We would by no means damp
en- the ardor of those who aim
to better their prospects in the
world but the figures at the
commencement of this article,
; together with the everyday
experiences which we all en-.
I counter, prove that the ex.
, change of the farm for the
counting-room, the tradesman':
shop, or the mechanics tools
} is by no means a sure way fol
, advancing ones self, or for Sc
curing greater happiness ant
enjoyment.-H Hearth &; Home
ALEXANDER THE GREAT re
: member an Eastern legend whicl
| / have always thought furnishe,
{ a remarkable though Ilnconciou
commentary on these words o
the Psalmist. Alexander tn
: Great, we are told, being upon hi
, death bed, commanded that whel
he was carried forth to The grave
\ his hands should not be wrappe,
|, as usual in the cerecloth, bu
should be left outside the bier, S
!, that all might see them, and nigh
1 see that they were empty, tina
there was nothing in them; tha
he, born to the empire, and th
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-05-06

General jackson had in his
household at Washington, in an
important position, d man who
inbibed freely, or, in plain lam
guage, often got drunk. Que day
the President called the man into
isroom, and said to him: '@They
tell me that you often drink too
much, aud are in a condition not
proper to be seen. Now, though
/ have not noticed this myself,
yet | am told this often; and you
know l cannot permit you to hold
so important q position as you
now hold in my household if this
is true of you. 1t viii never do,
man." "Ah,7 replied the imbiber,
II understand You to say, you hear
this story about me.D "Yes,n re-
! piled the President. "I hear it Of
ten." swell, General" rejoined
the man, ''if all the reports and
stories hear about you are true
it does appear to me that you art
not fit to hold the place here thai
you do" The old General saw
and felt the point of the joker's re
ply.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-05-06
The Coming Man.

w nlle our Hlic girls arc Ut
moaning the lack of young
men and the scarcity of beaux
who are manageable and who
mean marriage, there is a class
of young men whom they do
not recognize at all, yet who
will furnish to the next gener-
alton its men of enterprise, of
power, of position, aud of
wealth. 1t is not the sons of
the rich who will, as a rule, re-
main rich. The sons of the
poor will get rich; and there
are to-day drudging in office,
counting-rooms and manufac-
turing establishments of all
kinds, the men who will, in
twenty-five years, control the
nation socially, politically and
financially. Every man OF
them means to be married;
they will as a rule, make ex-
cellent husbands; they are all
at work trying to win success.
They are men who could be
easily improved by recognition,
and by bringing them into
good, intelligent society; yet
they are as little noticed as if
they were SO many dogs. Ex-
cellent young meu from the
country go into the city and
live for years without any so
ciety, and are regarded by the
fashionable young women with
indifference contempt; but
these young men have a hold
upon the future, and when
their success is known, in
whatever field of enterprise il
be, the fashionable world will
be glad to receive them as be-
longing TO their own number
We regret to say that, as
rule, the young men for whom
a position has been won by
virtuous and enterprising faith.
ers amount to but little in the
world, and rejoice to say thai
companions chosen from those
who have their fortunes t.
make and their positions TO win
are those to whom a wellbret
woman can entruSt her happi
ness and herself Holland.
General Jackson had in hi
household at Washington. in al
important position, a man VIII
imbibed freely, or, in plain lar
guage, often got drunk. Que da
the President called the man int
his ,oop, nvl ,oi1 IN him sgNh a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13

DNkEkTS NX0.-LIlxIr Of Health for Internal
Is and external use it Is not cure all but superior
10 all her remedies io Kidney Diseases Neuralgia,
Pains, Tuoihacht, Siugt, C0rns, &C. Try u ~ cur
r,pen,c. Your druggist has II tukr no other. Pre-
pared by 7. II. D. BAKER, Pckin, Ind. hgeH" rant
"a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
"Thc House we Live In"

Dr. Wheeler has favored us with II medical
work bearing the above tile. DR.. J. b. Attix,
of Knoxville, agent for the book in East Ten.
ness, also called on us. We are not II "mcd.
icnc man. and hence may not he able to APP
prccatc the value of the book before us. 1t is
neatly bound in sheep, and is printed on an
excellent qnaity of paper; aud for the pub
licaiion of the work the authorS-Drs. =. an
5. =. Scdgwick-say they arc alone responsible
We have examined it mewhat-not very mi
nutcly-aud have concluded to study over the
principles advanced. IT they meet our idea OF
efficiency in Cllccting cures, We shall give it a
further and more extended notice. The
medical fraternity and others can purchase the
book from Dr., Attix, and do likewise. 1t treats
of many diseases which are quite prevalent in
East Tennessee, and may be the means of ac-
complishing much good,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
Cur Column II .EHn,

For some weeks we have been forced to leave
out our weekly Column of Fun which has &C.
casioned much regret with many of our read
ers. One subscriber writing from B!acksbur.,
Va, says in postscript: 81 must tell you II
joke My wife is strongly opposed to you in
politics, but it makes no difference how many
papers come in my mail with the FLAG, she al
ways goes for it. with great eGgcrncss But
what has become Of your column of fun lately
Let us have it again by all means" The wife
of n distinguished statesman lays in Il recent
letter; " For the past twelve months the FLAG
has been steadily improving, both in original
and selected reading, as well as the mechani-
cal execution Of the paper. Your domestic de-
parmcnt is always interesting. We all miss
your column Of fun. Why have You discon-
tinuad tY" The Clerk and Master at Blount-
vile says Please give us the column Of fun
| again-by all means Let us laugh and
grow fat" Many other. letters rontain SINH
lar requests. Next week, therefore. we will
again publish the Column Of Fun, with side
splitting anecdotes, besides making other im-
| prtgpcments on the fLAG.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
.yha, Old Blue Cotton Umbrella

The editor of the Grceneyile Sentinel ad-
vcrtIscd in his last weeks paper that he had
lost his umbrella at tho Washington House,
~ this place. Feeling a deep interest III
tditols generally, and knowing they, OF alt
specimens Of the human race, deserve to be
udrd IN any matter pertaining to their pecu'
nlnly interest, WI have kept close Wllch
this rainy spell on Wll suspicious characters
iotcUy "umbres." The other dry we saw
mouslrous thin looking chap making rapld
strides down the ruihOnd WIN three's'ori
stoyc.pipe hat on, and II blue cotton W'Jrei
under his arm. Says we to Josh, the con-
stable Catch him-he'i the thiti-crrtrin
no nistukc--hN walks just like he had been
in some hody's meat-hUusr, aud had abstract
ed lhprpIron bam pnd was carrying II Oh
under his arm. Go for him, Josn y AND
80 he did--.putling the brakes on the old itl'
low just Ms he was making the last curve III
the suburbs, aud soon succeeded In backing
his engine to the scene Of his depreciation
On close examination of the waJreh th'
name of our unfortunate SPAR OF the SeHtwe
wns plainly seen in white letters on the ~
side, Rs described. The thin emp was duty
"bound over to keep the pence IN the SUI
of So, 800, aud TIE editor OF the %at'nd hn'
ONLY to "come forward, prove property, PA,
for this Ndyerlissment,' and get hh dry
goods
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
Storc-Iousc and Goods Burned.

We are informed that the Storc-houSe be-
longing to Hon. Elijah Symmetry, Of this
place, situated in Doe River Cove, Garter
county, Team, was, on Friday night last, en-
tircly consumed, by fire, including stock of
new goods just laid in. No one WIS at the
Store at the time Of the occurrence, nud hence
nothing was saved, We learn there was
no insurance. on the property Fortu-
nntcly, Mr. Simmerly's books we not in the
Store 1T the time Of the fire. Loss $4,000
4 is believed that the Store was nrst robbed
aud then set on fire.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
Personal.

Hon. N. A. Patterson paid us a flying visit
this week. lie is looking well, and is in his
usual mood of good humor. We are glad to
hear tlrivaiely) that kee will loon launch his
bark in the blsstul ocean Of connubial hap
riness. shorld this prove true, We trust he
will have a sfnoo,he sea, fair winds, and
safe anchor finally where boats of his tonnage
never spring ulsnk > -
CaNt. Robert l.. Blir has retngncd from Vir-
GINA. lie is partrcr with Col. McLin in the
legal profession. Office opposite the Court
House, under Kecn's Gallery.
Mr.. Henry Cate Atkinson, formerly of Jones
boro ;, bu, now doing business in franklin NY.
arrived in town last week, accompanied by his
estimable lady They are on n short visit to
old Lome and friends, and we sincerely trust
they may have pleasant scjourn among us.
Edwin Forrest, the distinguished tragedi"n
passed up the road few evenings since. lie
is said TO have flanked knoxyille thssame day !;
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
SDrend the truth,

Some medical mon Insist that II Is undignnei 10 ad.
vprtisc remedy howptcr valuable II may be. Queer
reasoning thp II il like saying that m article which
tho world needs should b. hid In corner thh hen.
Gifts aud blessings may be too widely di0used-thnt
the means Of protecting aud restoring health should
be- A lose monopoly, aud not accessible to ALL Tho
nr1umeut il bad ~ Is worse than that, II Ia mbu.
nan Suppose llosoticr's stomach Blltcrs--an ubsu.
luie suorHc for dyspepsia, biousness Rnd nprvuu.
tilit,-hnd uCvct been known beyond the rpcriDir,
Of the faculty, what would have been the cOnse.
aucncc Instead Of curing and nyigorallng mliont
thr good effects uf the preparation would have bpru
ro1ni ed tea comparative few There In the highest
authority for saying that light should not be hid nm.
der hushol that whatever IN excellent should bt
placed ~ rity oH a hll where Rl mon can take cog
nlynnre " II, II upon the principle that the Nit,
tors have been advertised aud continue 10 bc nd,rr
tIscd In every newspaper or any prominence IN III,
western hemisphere, and that these spontaneous tcsi
mnuals In ~ Glror havpbeen translated into all wit
ion Languages Thousands enIoy perfect health to
day who would be Auguizhlng on beds " sickness II
lhe npwspnpors had not spread the truth with regard
Ia tins unp1uhpd inyiVUtHnt and Corrective far and
wide suppnse profit has been renpcd from tbs phb
liriy T. thai Any argument against ~ " the pub
ir bpntih hrs been protected II lives have been saw
ri If tho feeble have bppn strengthened aud the scl
restored grta mood has been accomplished and who ~
nrnn M 10 drudge 10 oscrluns thus directed ther ia
reward
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
IO.JI, 81 ne J hOEIIDAETQTI
ISLO ,.PUiEoSAH pAlSAS, IO

Ihe rid standard remedy tor Coughs. Colds aud t""'
,nmptiou. = Nothing bitter" CrILKR, BROS. ,"''
Boston. ....
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
AR RIED.

90 the 2lst ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler,
Mr.. PlTER &. RANGE and Miss MATTE A
Gentry, all Of johnson City.
On the 22d nit, by the Rev. J. Milbnln,
Mr.. DAVID NJ. TAYLOR and Miss MAMIE A.
LACEY, all Of johnson CITY.
On the 22d ult. by the Rev. J. Mburn,
Mr.. WILLIAM T. MITCHELL and Miss LAURA
NJ IaEsoS, all Of johnson Civ.
On the 9th ulr., at the residence Of The
brides father, 10y the Rev, y. Lonely, Mr.. s.
W. DgBusK, of Johuson CITY, mud Miss MAR
GAREr 5. SMITH, of Washington county, Va.
On the 9th inst, 1T the residence of the
hrid.s mother, by G. W. Meek, Esq, Mr.
R,BrRT IlI.k and Miss MARTHA LANCASTER,
all OF Washington county.
1t is reported that the fair bride had two
suto4s: ole of whom sold out his interest for
tie running gears Of wagon
IT'S sweet To court, but o! how bitter,
TO conft a gal, aud then not git herl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
THE COUNTRY SEEMS TO BE
FILLED WITH SPECIFIC

For the cure Of Lung Diseases, that one
;arcrly knows which to use, for want of
confidence in their me licAl properties; but
from the remarkable cures aud the high
srdrr and extraordinary efficacy OF Aliens
Jung Balsam, that we are compelled to re-
gard the evidences Of our senses, and CON
h lcnry stntc for Cough aud Cold, aud that
Hydrc. heBiR Monster Consumption, we
think that preparation safe and certain
cure that is now before the public.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
TURBINE WATER WHEELS.
GEORGE w. WHEELAND,
Would respectfully invite the attention of
all persons owning water power, to
T0DD'S PATENT TURBINE
WATER WHEEL.

which he is now manufacturing ut ATHENS,
Tennessee. This Wheel has no superior IN
workmanship, and no equal in many other
points, among which are simplicity, durnb'i-
ty, and efficiency. We have quite number
Of these Wheels running 10 Tennessee and
Georgia, all Of which are giving perfect salts
faction, and we have no hcsitancy IN guaran-
tcelugn per cent Of power equal to any over,
shot wheel, and better than any other Tur-
binc. We are also offering this Wheel at
from S25 to $50 less than any other first
class Turbine can be bought At, which brings
II within reach Of any one using water power
TO AM person wishing n Wheel, and doubt
ing the efficiency Of this wheel, we propose
the following, to wit; We will ship Wheel
10 one address to their nearest Depot, which
they cnn put In, according TO our directions,
and run 1t for thirty days, and II II proves
satisfactory, after that triNl, they take the
wheel, aud pay us for the same. II not, we
will take out the Wheel and refund the
lroigh,s Any drafts or other Information,
wanted concerning he putting In of these
Wheels will he furnished free. We hrvo also,
m excellent supply of Patterns for all kinds
Of Grist and Saw Mill Machinery, and can
furnish ii nj the lowest rates. We also man
uacture Sepnrators, Cane Mills, Cloyer.Sped
CATERERS, Turning Plows and all kinds OF
iron aud brass Castings and hollow.ware.
Send for Circular and Price List.
Address q, w. WllEbLAND,
Athens, Tenn,
oct, - l810--N
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13

TIVE want Of Medicine Of This character has long
br-n irli by the community. aud has induced the
proprrtors. by over thirty years trial IN private" Ia
Introduce II for the hunrii Of the public ~ staple
'amily medicine II dors not net ~ stringent alone
hut by reducing the acidiiy OF the 'ccr"ling mem.
frames oi IN" bowels reduces the Inflammation, hence
performs thorough cure.
The pnrrictuts take the liberty of stating to the
puhlc that no more perfect receipt (Which j. cua,hn
iced for the cure OF the above. drascsl eN
ISIS In the world, being entirely vegetable aud con
tanning no sugar Of lead ur other noNiuus drug NJ
mineral. Ard they would further sHI that The PIE
pntaliun has met the hearty approval Vt numerous
physicians who have used IL.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
Harris Magnolian Cough Drops
Price per Bottle. 25 Cents.

. This medicine can confidently he recommended ~
all diseases Of the Throat Bronchial Tubes Rnl hR'
II IN Invaluable ~ remedy Tor rnughs, colds 'o's
Of vuicp sore throat, Influenza diphrta, bronchitis
hoRrs"nrss. GROUP. whoorisgcnugh, asthma ard tr''
ting Of blood, II does not profess 10 cure c"nsuiP
ton, but from The largely demuIccni anil Ihl%'ml,
charHclct ~ the ingredients OF which II II composed
1t IL claimed that II will de- al for th, dire disease
that ,mg toTgh Medicine wiR 10.
This Medicine contains 80 OPIUM, or other nrte'
dent VI delrtcriun, character, aud maN b" Fl'"i
with thu utmust confidence and safety ~ rvry STAG
If tho disease, aud TO patients q: every age, n'.t
from ton drops toa tra'poonful, according n IN" 'to
II the patient aud repeated IN every instance y" the
urgency OF the case rcquires, IN one two, three o.
four hours,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
Cca,I, Of Little Girl.

We are sorry to learn that Little twin
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Weaver, OF Carriers
Depot Tenn, fell on the frozen ground on
last Tuesday, ami broke her leg just below
the knee. 1t is believed that II weed upon
whIch she tell worked Into the wound aud
not being extracted, caused her death. She
died Oh Wednesday.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13

Mr.. aud Mrs. Mann wish to return many
thanks to their friends, in Joncsboro' for Aded-
soD,s and rri"ojie presents received during the
hodays. As "lt is more blessed to give than
to receive" how Os,g harry those donors must
be! We earnestly wish that
Those who give, may be happy ever,
Feel no poorer Tor having gwen.
God will hlcSs the cheerful sivcr,
Oh may his home be htGh in Heaven
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
- ENUtNE NORWAY OATS

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IN steam fn,ines, with and without ru'4of, aud
sectional Safety Steam Boilers. hsilt In quantities ny
,pesia machinery. Send for circular, A torahdt ~.
'N"W York.
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Agents ! Read This
EMPLOYMENT for ALL.

lON SALARY FER WEEK, and expcn'e' r'td
SO\ J AGENTS, TO eell our n.w and useful disc"o'
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$1,000 to $4,000
Salary we Guarantee to Pay I

DOCK AGENTS of experience; or larger commits.
| .inn than Ia offered by any other Publisher
Agents Rfc making SO To 300 per week cun1assing
for our new illustrated books We guarantee Agents
Il .alary ora large c0nmiss on, with choice of TIVE
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ataip chnnce To purtgolc men Of wsIn"n 10 make
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lishrn J, u. bURh CO., Hartford, Conn.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
House Burnt Down.

We learn that II house belonging to a col
ored man, named Hen. Gibson, was entirely
destroyed by tire few evenings since, with
all its contents. No one WITS ut home when
the fire occurred. lie lost nearly everything
himself and family possessed.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
EsOOFLAND'S
German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitlers, and is intended for use in
cases when some slchoholic stImulant is re-
ouirrd in connection with The Tonic proper.
tiss of the Buffers. Each bottle Of The Tonic
contains. one bottle of the Bittcrs combined
with pure Santa Cruz Rum, and favored in
such n manner that the extreme bitterness OF
the Bites is overcome, forming prepare
ton highly agreeable and pleasant to the
palate, and containing the me0ictna virtues
of the Biters. The price Of the Tonic is
81 80 per bottle, which many persons think
too high, They must lake into considrrn-
tion that the stimulant used is guaranteed
to be of n pure quality. A poor Article could
be furnished ut n cheaper price, but is 1t not
better TO pay little more and have good
article? A medicinal preparation should
contain hut the best ingredients, and they
who expert'to obtain cheap compound will
most certainty be CHEATED.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
nIunirinnI Election.

municipal election held at johnson
CITY, in this county on Monday the I'd inst
the following gentlemen were chosen ol'lcrr'
Tor the present year W, u Taylor, mayor
r, A. Faw, J. D. Akntd, l. Johe, q w. h,cNe'
and l.. @. Berry, Aldermen r. r. ANAru
Recorder aud j b. Coward Marshal
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13

Will be ready by the 18Th or 9th of Janua-
~, 1871 the large and conmodious brick store
house, opposite the Court House, Jonesboro'
Tcnncsoec-fOr rent on lease. Terms liberal.
ArIly at the UNION FLAG Office.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
$40 MADE FROM SO Cts

Something urgently needed everybody Call
aud eximine. or samples sent postage paid
for 50 cts ina, retail easily for $40. X. l..
WoLcoTT, l8I Chatham So n. Y.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1871-01-13
ApITTERS wIrWOifr ALCOHOL OR
sPIIsIrs OFlatsY KIND.

Is different from all others. II is composed Of
the pure juires or Vi1ALPRlScIPLE OF Roors,
llERBS, AND BARKs Tor ms incidentally termed,
extracts. the worthless or inert portions OF
tive Ingredients not being used: Therefore,
in one bottle Of This Bi tiers there is contain
ed MS much medicinal virtue as viii BE- found
in several gallons Of ordinary miIlurrs.-
The Roots, &c, used in this Bitters are grown
ia Germany, their vital principles extracted
in that country by "a scient fc Chemist and
torwa,d ed to the mandatory in this city
where they are compounded and bottled
Containing no spirituous Ingredients, this
Bitcrs is free from the objections urged n.
gainst all others no desire for 'tmulsnts
can be induced from their use, they cannot
make drunknrds, and cannot under any cir
cumstances have any buta beneficial effect
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sss,ts issEs 8

rlftE NEW YORK WEEKLY DAY.Rlok--
tHE CHAMPION oF rRR WHITE RrPuBiC GAiSsr
rnh W"Rtn. ~ per year. Address "DAi .DoUK, :
New York CIV