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BANKERS,
J. =. BRopHEAp,

j. =. BRoDHEAD,
BItOIkER,
No. B98 Pennsylvania avenue, Room ..
WASHINGTON, DO.
Special Attentisn Given 10 Investment Sc
curities.
Refers by permissionto
LOWS johnson Co, BANKERS, Washington, ID, O.
MQses Kelly, esq., Cashier National Metropolitan
Bank, WAahinRtOn, u. o,
,n Hon I y BrOdhsAd' second Comptroller Wash
EdSs5d 6i.rs. "a, Architect, United States c.pI
Now ofers for sale securities, with PRINCIPAL and
interest gsaraaissd At prices which will pay the In
weston W 70 Is Per cent Interest
Before loanfng depositipR or investing you
funds at kur per cent call and examine these se
amounts 10 suit mhI7ly
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IMPROVEMENT OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

ESGISrLRs Dryer, 4. y. A., liza PISE ST.
IT, LOUIS, Mo, May %. is71 (
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, viii 30 received ct
THIS office until y O'clock m, Of THURSDAY, June
~, 1873, for fuTulshng aud delivering the material
and doing Az the work required for the improve,
ment of the Mlssisslpli river between the Missouri
aud Ohio rivers Tor which appropriation has been
made by CopRTSss. speclpcatins aud all pecossAry
office, personally or Ivy letter
The tight To reject the whole OF part OF any or all
bids for reasons deemed SUFFICIENT by the under.
signed, is reserved. J, II. SIMPSON,
Dol. Of Engineers, BTeNOt Brig Gen. u i. A.
F,N-fI
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nRorusALs FOR rREsn uErr.


OTEIUE ACTISG OoNAIssAhY OF bubshIEucL,)
fOHT WADHwORIn,
NEw YoRK HAnB1R, May 10, lF7a
Sealed pro nsals In duplicate VIII be- received AZ
this ONCE unit n n'r ok a M, Juno H. ISIS for
furuikhlnF the Fresh Bogf required BY the subast.
. co Department, uHtgi States ARMY az "a sta
ton, duriuK six months Cuuitn anCing July ], 1873
separate " 'pusals i"T choice frrsh ieei for com
Ipisal1nFd Ntlcrru VIII .lEu bU received.
Iufrm4ti o 10 cund tons, quality OF beet, ray
ments, 6c. can DO obtained by alplcatlgn To
q. 4 H. M.CAULEY,
Second Lieutenant Third Artillery, Acting Com
lnisuhry Of Subsistence,
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pALTMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6Eror CORNER BRAZILIAN sIFJW AND p STREET,

bEror CORNER sISJH AND p STREETS
After MAY e6. lisa, trains will run Is follows.
BALTIMORE - wABHiN0TONt
Ires., daily greaS. daily. except Sun.
daily, fhis train viii y I, m, Mail. daily. 81.
10 Esn daily MY Vein sslsp n, osgt sunday RI,
gress. daily. sIcsptsun. Press. daily
and ~ p p, ,Baltimort press, daily except Sun.
except Sunday. Is ~ 3. m, Pacific Express
8 n y. m, Cincinnati Ex daily, eIcept sunday.
preaa, daily, except Sun % p. M, daily,
~ D MI Western FL ach.dsiiysiospisandsS
press daily.
TrAins leaving wAAhinl son at 10 and 10 ~ q m
and - y m. connect At Bowie with trains for Mari.
boro' leaving Bowie At "a aud II - q m. and 20
y. M arriving Al Marlboro at si3 a m. and i9is
Trains arriving at Washington ct u q m. and
~ and g1o y. M connect II Bowie with trains leav
ins MArlboro' al a m, ana 40 and % p m.
Passengers leaving their orderp Al Ticket once
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pennsyly wanna ave
nue. northwest corner Sixth and PcnnHylyaniA eve
nue. can have their baggage called for and checked
a hotels and Residences to all points North and
West Through tickets to Cincinnati, Columbus
IndianApolis, Louiayille, 81 Louis, New Orleans
NortE, Horthwesi West and Southscst
X. L puDARRY, Den. SUPERINTENDENT
u L. YOUNG. Gen. Passenger Agent
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.


DEPARrHEST or TEXAS,
Sealed prqposa duly l s as such sassc,
to the usual conditions will be received At this Of
masters at The several posts S named below, eacspt
Galveston Texas, aud Caddo Station, Indian Ter
20 supply sTain at places and in quantities, more or
l6,9jJ poundA Oats, s5,gOJ pounds Corn.
FORT BLISS, TEXAS,
1910 pounds Oats or Barley, ~ pounds Corn.
FORT CLARK, TEXAS.
l,l72,iD pounds Oats, 29lLldl pounds Corn.
a.a,o ,uI R96 It, cQS Y rs O TEXAS Sor
I'SscJ pounds Oats OF barley, iSi,iI pound, Corn
INA ,,,,,,,l FORT DUNCAN, TEXAS;
FORT GIBSON, INDIAN TERRITORY.
IA ,dSO pounds Oats, 1880 pounds Corn.
FORT GRIFFIN. TEXAS.
s2,blO pounds Oats, 56i.alJ pounds Corn.
FORT MoKAyErT, TEXAS.
Jl6,s0 pounds Oats, $3.50 pounds Corn.
:, .s,,.,,I FORT QuiTMAN, TEXAS:
tIi, pounds Oats, -, 80 pounds Corn.
-,aoo sAH A, ANTIoSIo, TEXAS,
6sS,i71 pounds 6ats. i.jio.sto pounds corn.
FORT STOCKTON. TEXAS.
Bid; WI Se resolved ior ths GsIlysfS q $50
POUNDS Of 0ais, more or les At CAddo StatiopS on
sill, Indian Territory,
Bids val be received tqr Lessee pounds Of Oats.
also, for $3.50 pounds VI Oats more less, to be-
delivered At Galveston, Texas; also, fer i,l2lT7l
Austin, Texas.
The above are the estimated quantities that will
he required at zach place according TO the present
distribution of ro ps, but the Government reserves
the right to increate or diminish the same at any
time during the continuance Of the contract
AL grain to be we'll sackFd, the oats In good, new
burlane, tine corn In good, new, double gunnies.
All grain to be inspected on behalf Of the United
States at the place Of delivery.
Delivery OF the grain To commence within thirty
days altar notice Of the award Of the contract has
been given.
IL IL desired to purchase IN the vicinity Of each
post, from tho pFOduota Of the neighboring farms
aud settlements: and bids for any portion Of the
specified supplies will DO considered.
, Separate bids must be- made for each post In trip
licats aud for each article
blank forms Of proposals eau be had on applica
ton to the puartermasters OF the above named
POSTS, or 10 tho undcraiHued
BY order Of the Department Commander
ID uOLABIRD,
Amy, Chief QuaTteTmAster,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY At
. JEFFERSON BARRACKS, MO,
RHoNEER OHYIcE q. g. Al
NQ, la Pine btreetJ
On wypsysSBT,Jt 1 az INF, No Nay y va ia, IN,
commsncing at II ,o'elock, ? m, and continuing
Jefferson Barracks Missouri. to the highest bidder
In lots 70 suit the purchasers and TO benent the 0ot
ernment all the ponton trains andcnyineer material
stored q that place, consisting q ~ Anehors. q
large plumber q PontSn WAGONS and dear gqfn'
Iron Wire Gable, q Pumps t,so lbs Manilia Rope.
handled and ais shorthAndled Bpades, ~ short:
banded sh9yels Los long handled sh9yss. LOT q
Paper, Tracing Paper, 10 LthosrIphic Stones, and
part OF which has neyeI been used
TeTms; Cash. and depoait required from all pur
Persons interested In the sale shoud visit Jeifsr
son barracks and inspect the property before the
sale. 70 become acquainted with its extent and
Tor information upon the subject apply At thi,
MURDOCH DICKSON. G1ctionecrs, Nos. ~ and
DO Main street, b. Louis, Mo ,,,o,o,,
U.B.A. myi1
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects q
Errors aud AbuHce In early life Manhood restored.
hnpedimCnis to MarriAgp removed New methQd
OF treatment. New and remarkable l.medies Books
and Circularr ecnt free, IN sealed envelnpeas I'D.
drrss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2 south Ninth
street Philadelphia, ra-kn Institution having q
aionai skill midi am
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE boUrHJ
OFfIoE CHIEF QUARrEnMAarER, y
LoUIsyILLE. Ky, May ~, l571
by authority q the QuartermAster General Of the
BarfaefS, under the direction Of Llsltcp AMI Msr.
~. Parker. A; a; 2. ~, Y. q A, on TUESDAY. The
following buildings, to witt
Two az buildings, 2t1l4 feet
Two l9) buildings, 24xlbl feet.
One ~ building, h1lpo feet.
One ~ building NIiS feet
One ~ building, nxt0 feet
Hix (5D buildipHH, tsIi7f feet
One ~ building, Nxh9 feet, stories.
One ~ building, E11l0O feet
One ~ building, AKt4 feet
One ~ building, Nxbtl feet
One az building alIl0O feet
Fourteen hundred u ,sno) feet picket fence
These buildings arc open to the inapeetlQn Of the
public AZ all hours Of The day, until sold by the
United States.
The ground on which the barrAoks stand will be
,urrendered BY the Government TO the owners on
June Do, is71. before the expiration OF which time
purchasers must r,moYe the buildings, unless 9th.
eTyise Arranged with tho owners Of the property
Deputy O NJ General IL a JAMs Gs,s A 6kdS DEN,
OF tho South. my9
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oTIJcE A. Q. T.. PosT OF NAsHymLE,l
NAauyILLEt TIrS., May L. l6is. i.
Sealed propiaahi in duplicate, will BE- received At
this once utn O'clock a M Juno -, 1913 toT fur.
niahnS tho fresh Beef required ny the subsistence
Department. United States army, at this station,
during siG 10 nlOnths, commencing July 1913
Information as TO condition., quality Of Beef, pay
ments, etc, can be obtainssd ~ GpPlltieati9p 70
First IIsutenant Sixteenth united States Infantry.
A.C,H, mJl1
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Bidders will state the kind Of Hay or Wood they
propose 70 furniah. also the kind q woodof which
delivery y more than one post viii mAhe separate
lbs Hay Vi must be well cured, and Of the be..
sS.isa N such susa3iiss and ,saSS places = may
be de.inated BY the proper oficer Of the ouartsr.
masters Department - 49,
ne sao mi ~ 70 r. snred Ths cutting 70
SuSitermsstsr's Bspsrtmss, x DE posts named
nay Sssisnsts psliScry 10 be completed on " b.
Two thousand pounds viii constitute one ton Of
: is wood must be sound. and of good. merchant.
psctly TIsd IN such Quantities and places a. The
proper officer Of the y. Ms Department may dcaig'
The Charcoal or Bitum,nous Coal must be Of good.
understandable quality IN every renpect and must 10
stored In such Quantities and places a. the proper
Ofiicer Of the " Ms Department mar direct
on or Seiere tie Isl day o. August liza and 70 Be
entify quantity oontrVcted for to be delivered
PToposais for furnlahins any quantity Of the bay,
wood or coal los, than the whole aIn9unt required
al the posts named will be entertained
The right y reserved by the UNDERSIGNED 70 reject
one fourth, at any time within thirty days before
the expiration of the contract. the quantities con-
ioood and SUFFICIENT bonds will be required. from
the oonirp tor Tor N prompt and faithful fulhll'
Ths usual requirements must DO observed in
biaaf propossis may bs had upon application a,
the once OF the UusrternAsterAs Department. At
other Of the posts pamed, or At this ofire
BY authority Of the District c2mmsndsriv ,s
Quafterinaster. myA
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ID RoPosALs FOR SANITARY WORK,

DKPor QUARTERMAsrKRa OYYIoRl
-. WARRINGTON, ID, O., May a. lisa \
sealed proposals, In Duplicate with 4 COPY of thlA
adyeitiseinsht attaehed will be received al this Of
AAhes, ke, for one year from July J. ms from such
buildings occupied BY branches Of War Depart,
ment a. are Designated by tho depot qukrternAatRr
For further information apply III ihla once,
Drevct Drlgadier General D. 3. A.,
myli Depot QbattoTmalttr,
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GALE OF UNITED STATES SCHOONER
. AMERICA. -,

BUREAU or CONJUNCTION AND hIPAIR,
wAsHInoToH. May ~. t571,
auction, atthe United states naval station, Ahnapo.
lis, on FRIDAY, the 3Oih day Of June next, ct II
O'clock IN, The Omitted States rchooner "Amerioa,"
Of 100 tons, with mass, sparu, sails. rigging, &c, o.
An Inventory Of the articles 10 be sold with her
may be seen on apple 70 the superintendent Of
the Naval Academy al Annapolis.
The Government reserves the right TO withdraw
the vessel from sale at any time and 10 reject any
myQ
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WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BosTc.I AND
w PROVIDENCE
Ths hne iron steamer LADY ofTHE
y FoRtoak: vii leave her ShsiJ ftt1f
nd nd II igjRs eTeg at onsPinT
ne ysr ,SsnSShS Nor
and Proyidenee, Freight should be- addTesSod
aoars o. Lady % the Lake, via Norfolk BrapcR
mia avenue. r.. N. CROUCH, Agent
- BlHth.Street wharf,
DORSEY CLAdETT, General Agent
Plants store corner Fifteenth street and Now York
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PROPOSALS.
FOR FRESH BEEr.

QTrIcE DEPQr Cor. or SUM-
Sealed prnIoeala, IN duplicate Will be revived
raei foT 1aP ~ rs s . NsEgSri
she.sst wiih fresh Beef, from July % December
Any Information - 70 manner Of maNius bid.,
reguirements Of bidderr, &c, may be had by In.
lnlr ny o. the Acting Commieeary Of Subsistence
y his Once. HENRY NARCOTIC,
First Leuterant Heventeenth Infantry, ACTING
C0nuiasAry Subsistence. myn-
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IMPROVEMENT OF MOBILE uARBoR.

UEITED STATES ENaINTER OFPIuE,l
iNorthweht cor, 1T Louis aud Joachim Eta,,l ,
MoFiLE, Ala, ApTil o. lisa }
or less IN Mobile Bay, Alabima, viii be re0cIy ca
~ lhlA gthCe nntil lODn July !, It7g and opened
immeda ely thereafter.
PRINTED blank forms u proposals and guaranty,
epecilcauOnA, Instructions TO bidders, and any ID,
sired Information can be had on application II this
once, A. N, DAMRELL,
nyl9 Captain Of Ling lnCcTu, III 81 A.
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A LKxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
nRISK 4 u Nj 4 RA 4 ,n , a..n..r.

II E RhR 1 f RHILWRY P''rA AND fnhpH
DEPOT CORNER, SIXTH Mp STREETS. ,
~ so, 10, II a M, u noon, !, q sIb6Ie; pa. m
and IN. 20 Alexandria daily; all others daily en-.
local trains from Alexandria arrive as tollowp
%, 49, 49, in - 20, u 10 q m, l93, ~. as9,
y m ir1m Alexandria daily; ali other trains daily
Trains mar id thus Connect with trains on wsah.
instQn aud Ohio railroad, r
QUANTlCO accommodation leaves Washington
aIiIIf 20 s6t Filth GeSaffkEss. Vi. Risnnend,
Through tickets 70 all points South and Southwest
for sale at the once corner sixth And PennHylyania
who're PassengeTs can leaya orders tgT. bar
rae e be sheelsd At all hotel' aad 5sidenoea
jyeH General Passenger Agent
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pRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.


QFyIcE A. @, q, CoLUNBIA, 4, O., May 2. Ina
Sealed proposals, In Duplicate will be received at
tho FreSh Beef required by The Subrlsisncs DspaSt
ment United States army At this station during siI
months, commencing July |, 1873
Information NJ 10 conditions quality II Beef, pay.
ments. etc, can be ObtAlned by application To
JAMES II. BALDWIN,
First Lieutenant, Eighteenth Infantry, A. q. g.,
u, 4. A mYl1
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DROTOsALs FOR FUEL AND FORAGE.
orrIck oHtky ou.RrspnlsrrRJ
DfsInIcr QrNNw MENlCo,
eArrA IN, N. NJ, May IL, Is7a J
!ealed proposals ~ tgiplisate with copy q this
ONES until 10 o'clock;A N, TUESDAY, July !, lgla
We dsysTy 90 Hay wSod ~ Gal Essisd
pa,tiISens e. series isl, pids VII als9 b *
1sry q ne sSpp s'Ss q PANIED Tor do
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The Henpecked Man.

sizESesT eiheppeckea man iz. most reneral,v
married but there are instances on re-
cord pf siugle men being harrassed .bv
the puiets.
Yu can alwus tell one ov these kind
ov men, espeshily if they are in the
company of their wives. They look as
resigned tew their fate az hen turke,
E&tmin a. wet day. ugx
'''4'aSss Thare ain't nothing that will take
se&wthe starch outov man like being peck :.
ed by awoman. 1t is wuss than a
seven months ofthc fever and agy.
The wives Of henpecked husbands
most alwas out liy THAR victims, and
hav known them to,get, married again.
and igit hold ov man that time thank
swFthe LerdD who understood all. the hen.
peck lodges:
One ov these. kind ,ov husbands IL an
,srss honor to his sex.
sS1 sagsT be theppecked' mao, when he gifts
ont amuugst men puts on airs Of bravery
81 sss and defiance, and once in while wifi cit
. & = go, lsesle drunk and thsn go home with a.
Hrn resolve that he will be explain ov
his hPpseholdt but,ths ola woman soon
takes thS glory outsot him jesk as she
would hafdrosn chicken who had fell
Z into q swil'. barrel, aud had to- be ierked
outawfal .qaick.--Joah Billings. I
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Poor Once Very Rich Now.

Ofthe New York millionaires William
B. Astoriso one of the very few men of vast
inheritance who have increased instead
of diminishing it.. What a long list of
self-created sons of Cresus have,,we here
There is Cornelius Vanderbilt, who
began life with an old pirogoe, running
between Staten Island aud this city, and
carrying garden stuffto market. With
two or three thousand dollars raised
from that source, he entered upon steadi-
~ increasing enterprises until he has
amassed the enormous sum Of $50 900,
600. s
Alexander T Stewart first bought a
few laces at auction, and opened his way
to success in dingy little shop on
Broadway, near the site of his wholesale
establishment.
Daniel Drew in his early career, was a
cattle driver, at the munifcont rate Of
75 cents day, and he has driven him
oS'A Auto' gu eSttt0 NdlDCu aD from C-.J,
100000 to S3O,OOO,oOO.
George Law forty FIVE years ago was
common day laborer on the docks, and
at present counts his fortune at some
thing like S1O,OOO,ooO.
Robert l.. and Alexander Stuart, the
noted sugar r-refners, in their, boy hood
sold snolas4es candy, whichs their widow
ed mother had made, at cent stick,
and today arc worth probably from
s5,0O0,0OO to S6,O0o,OOO apiece.
s.s. Marshal 0. Roberts is the possessor
of s4,ooO,OOO to- s6,OOO,ooo and yet
until he was twenty-five, he did not
have S100 he could call his own.
Horace B. Claifin, the eminent dry
goods merchant, worth it is estimated,
from $4,000, 900 to s15, 100000, com.
menced the world with nothing but
energy, determination, aud hope, aud
see how magnifccntly he has invested
shem ~ Y Paper.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14
Sow Corn for Fodder.

Hay at two dollars per hundrc d
pounds! Who can stand this expense
Let us get rid Of it for another year.
How In the absense of permanent
meadow and for thin years use by sowing
corn for fodder for cattle aud horses.
Make 9, piece of ground very rich
eilner Win barn ynrd manure ar co,.
m ercial fertilizers. 1t Will be OF ,w,,.
p N'e 10 attempt to sow corn for 6, Jar on
rand IN ordinary coudinon'.
1t must be made very rich. Break
it up deeply. Lay off the ground in
rows three feet apart. Sow the corn in
tho fGrrows at the rate of three bushels
per acre. Cover with a iurrow and roll
Keep the ground clean by one or more
workings with the plow if necessary.
s -Four tons of good dried fodder may
be expected. On very rich land good
deal more than that amount. Allowing
one ton to the horse for the wo rkipp
season, one acre should give fodder for
hVe horses, or cattls. Weadvise this
expedient for roughucss by all means.
Horses and cattle will eat the
whole of the stalks, which should be cut
down and cured as soon as soon as thev
are in tassels. 51a
The acres in sowed corn ought to keen
well fifty head of horses, mules and cat.
tie during the winter, allowing for the
cost Of manure. The expense is a triae
compared with that of fodder, which is
the least remuuerative product of the
farm.
Those who have never seen corn sow.
ing for fodder carried to perfection, and
who live within reach of Atlanta, should
visit Governor j. e. Browns corn patch.
within the limits of the city auy adioin.
ing his residence, From fragment of
an acre he annually'raises fodder enough
to support pair Of horses and COW.
usually with surplus left. The amount
OF fodder which he obtains from this
little spot is incredible. " 70 ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14
Fever and -Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, Is he consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet soil, and rises witt
the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers the oarths sur
face, and the virus Is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts us an irritating
poison the internal viscera 2n5 excre,ng organs
of the body. The liver becoms torpid and fails to
secrcte not only this virus, b also The bile from
the blood. Both the virus 6ndthe bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent copstitu-
tonal disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
discrdored also. Finally, the instinct of our
gahism, rs If in an attempt to expcl the noxious
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IL the internal excrctores to force them 20 cast il
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
is the CHILL. But In this effort it fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
trail organs and rushes to the surface, as H in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great .excretory skin. In this
also Il fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
the fits paroxysns of FEVER AND AouB
Such constitutional disorder will of course under
mine the health if it is not removed
Wa have labored to find, and have found, IN
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarous poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expe it from the
updy. As it should, 80 it does cspe this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And Il does more,
or rater does what is OF more service to those sub
ject to this infection. If taken in season it expcls
it from the system ii is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from it's attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently IL not only cures bu. protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such us Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague.
Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness
Toothaohe, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tions, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries
Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which. when arising
from this cause will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AoUB CURE Z"
removes the cause of these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the oxcre-
tories to expcl the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
we term acclimatdtion. Time may accomplish the
same end, hut often life is not long enough, or il
sacrificed in the attempt, while This AGus CrRB I"
does ii al once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is u sureF rs well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseaEss which are
caused by the miasmatic Infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is tfat
1t is cheap as well good.
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DIR. j. @. AVER &c co.
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