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BANKRUPT NOTICES,


Gsa va. 4445 sFf KIDS. r.su
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Branch Godsey, bankrupt
in bankruptcy. a#
At Richmond. on the 9th day of August,
1873.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Please to take notice hereby, that n petition
has been, towit; on the 9th day OF Aug, q. d.,
1873 filed in said District Court, by Branch
Godsey, of the county of Chesterfield in
said district, who has been heretofore duly de-
clared bankrupt under the Act of Congress entitl-
ed" An Act to establish a uniform system of bank
ruptcv throughout the United States,' y approved
March I'd, 1867, for a discharge and certificate
thereof from all their debts and other claims
proyable under said act, and that the 9th
day of September, a. d., 1873, at 10 o'clock
n. m, before w. w. Forbes, one of
the registers of said court in bankruptcy
at his office in Richmond in said district, is the
time and place assigned for the hearing of the
same when and where you may attend and show
cause. if any you have. why the prayer of the
said petition should not ne granted.
You ale also hereby notified, tibet the second
and third meetings of the creditors of said
Bankrupt viii be held AT the same time and
place. w. w. FORBES,
~ Register in bankruptcy for
au 19--Tu2W the Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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O. x WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
pC the WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL fol
one year,
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PRIVATE SALES.
'-,.s.,;,-,.-, =. :. -,
PRIVATE SALE
oF TnE eRANIrE QuARRY on TnE

OF THE GRANITE QUARRY OF THE
JAMES RIVER. GRANITE COMPANY,
being 100 ACRES OF LAND, with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of DWELLING
HOUSE, WHARF DERRtCKS, and complete
QUARRY APPARATUS The Quarry and Appur-
tenances all in working order. Quality of the
granite unsurpassed. The property fronts on
James river, lying in Chesterfield co. Va,near the
city of Richmond, adjoining the lands of $. Bas-
sett French. Bids in writing are solicited, and
the highest bidder viii become Tho purchaser.
For further information, apply to
p ISAAC II. Sill ELDS, -
Attorney-at-Law, corner Tenth and Bank sts.,
Richmond, Va,
Attorney for James River Granite Company.
Ill y 4 b.
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NOR sSALE.--1'o make quick sale, we IA
Il will sell for less than cost of improve Mu
ments alone, that iirst-cass BRICK RESI-
DENCE No. 307 College street, near Monu-
mental church. The Dwelling contains seven
rooms besides store.rooins, bathroom, and six
most convenient closets; brick kitchen, four
rooms I; and other out-houses gas throughout,
and water upon premises side alley and
entrance to yard and dwelling yard well
paved, and has fruit trees, grape vines, shrub
berry, and a wide alley in the rear.
his property is very desirable on account of
its convenience to business, being in five
minutes walk of office.
A. $3.50 ALSO, 49,
A BRICK DWELLINGS six rooms large
LOT and adjoins southwest corner of Canal
and Third streets. This is as desirable q local
ity as can be found in the city.
To secure II bargain, apply at once to
se j. THOMPSON BROWN,
M Real Estate Agent,
I1l5 Main street, opposite
yl6-t Dispatch office.
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A Chinese Dinner.

Hang Yang, merchant, who was Q
superior man, and to whom my husband
became quite attached, writes an English
lady from Hong Kong,) one day invited
him to call at his house and take meal,
great honor, and finding it would be
agreeable, included me in the invitation.
He sent two sedan chairs for us. When
we arrived. we were ushered into the
reception-room there were raised seats
running aroung the sides, made of bamboo,
and many chairs standing at intervals
about the room. Elegant little tables
supported vases Of beautiful porce-
lam, and hdeons monsters OF soapstone
were in the corners. A. profusion of
bows passed, and was taken into an inner
room, where sat Madame Hang Yang be-
fore little box filled with drawers, like The
little Chinese cabinets. She had not quite
completed her toilet arrangements, but she
bowed and smiled as | entered The room,
pointing to chair, and kept on with
her operations, about which there IS no
secrecy She was very good looking,
but was painted the thlckest white |
had ever seen, and her teeth stained
black with the betel.nut-as is the GUS
tom when married. Her attendant hair
dresser, who had just finished her performs
ance, stood by to take the little brushes
from the hands of her mistress and replace
them in the drawers when she hadfnished.
Her hair was jet black and was very much
creased, was plated and rolled up IN
masses upon the back of her head, and
stuck full of iewelled pins and flowers
made Of brlght-colored paper, also silver
and gold. She wore gay, lowered robe,
with hanging sleeves, and her arms
I |, ovnte f.E 1nAnx
gold. AS she spoke no English
and | spoke no Chinese, we looked at
each other in smiling fashion, nodded
and bowed. We sat together at table
npon settees Of cane, and her two chill
lren were also at table, and were as de-
corous in behavior as people of twelve and
fourteen years of age with us. First,
sweetmeais were brought then wine, in
lovely tiny porcelain cups then cups Of
!, larger size with q pinch of tea at the
bottom OF each, upon which hot water
was poured-whch is the way Chinese
tea is always made, thus one gets the fla
yor and none of the bitterness. Then boiled
rice and some kind Of food cut in mouth
fuls, chop-sticks were laid by each plate,
and | foundmy husband was nearly as dex-
trous in their use as his host. labored heav-
ily with mine and made many Intellectual at
tempts at spearing morseIs swimming
about in my plate, not daring to sit quiet
or decline anything, for fear Of being impo-
lite. Little squares of soft. colored paper,
edged with gilt, were placed by each plate,
as napkins. Lastly, we finished with a
famous bird's-nest soup. After dinner,
towels, dipped in hot water, were passed
round upon trays for us to wipe our
mouths and hands upon.
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AUCTION SALES.
AssIGNEE,s SALE

In obedience to orders of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia, dated respectively 18th June and 9TH of
July, 1873, I shall, on a
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One-thirl cash. balance In one and two years,
with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent.
per annum from the day of sale, until paid.
a5 SPARREI. L. SIMMONS,
au 19-1aw1w Assignee.
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allow d. Nsssss. q. 6;ds. o. i"s.rs.s I. as. b.
r. ,sss:d to S. r. s ~
psrtos0 To- stsvIeS awarded to thcm through the
Nhtsse cONtrxct term.
H. SECTION SD IT she act of June s 1917. prnvidrs
that cSt acts i0s ID. ,stiOn Of the mail .a
ne awarded ~ ihS lOwcrs htde, tesdsrMy sntici nj
guarantees tr faithful pr'fnn 'An,, wiiGOnt other
m nests-ary ~ provide the due crei t. Certainty.
and sscasssy thcr,f" Under this law hi,- thar Jao
~. !.ss TO- %.,;S tbs S.., Nth &C. siy
bids. NJ cOnstrued ps0vdiug for the entire mail,
however large, and whatever may hs The mode Of con-
VA so S I IT, 81 s
and 10 Others are considered except for steamboat
routes. Vt
,srns 10 tsntamonnt to ncw hid snd canno, be r..
ceived 10 ~ % lntesfrsc with regular competition
Making new bid. with guarantee and certificate, l.
- @ ~ .s :; - ssss,s Sn no, to .ct, to
they are ptssons Il sufficient responsibility iScs
the certificate until the Of the hid IA Inserted and
the bid aud guarantee are signed BY the bidder NM,
twO] Huararsosa: disregard Of this instruction by
pos'mss,sr. VIII subject them to immediate removal.
Postmaster arc also ia"lc I" dismi..ai from Office
f srtiug ~ agent. at contractors bidcs with "
without compensation. Tn amy business. mater, "
thing. relating 10 the maii service They are the
trusted agent. d the Department. aud cannot con-
'ss ~ 10th s:p:s: and .,r...
stnctIy noticed that On failure ~ enter into "
perfOIm the contsSets far the service prored for In
the aecepsed bids. their legal liabilities will he enfocrd
u Present contrsctt9s. aud psraons known ut the
Department, must equally with Others, procure gusr
T. 10 . ss"ss Is.
'ud'c'eney must b. s=psi ~ po:tm:.,sr; ,,-,
1S41Se POstmaster General
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0oH'r CALL 4 MAN AuAa.

Never tell man be II Q liar unlcss yOr
are certain 70, can lick him, &. : ~ y~"cr
ii rule. when you ny that ~ sny U"c II
means 6xh,.
have arrived at this conclusion lhrOu.l'
- experience I know TINT il IL not safe
~ give the lie ~ muscular Christian.
Idid il once. .m sorry Tor it n"w. IS
never grieved for anything else In the whole
course Of my life
We were standing On the Sidewalk In front
Of the club, when made tue statement.
We were talking politics, and men who
talk politics and get hot over It, sre-so put
II mildly. lunaiics. or else want IN Office;
o. have some friends who want IN Office.
This msn made an assertion. touching the
fair fame Ut my candidate. 1t IL probable
that IL it had been 10 true rs il was fslee, |
should have taken the same course. because
you understand. = man who talks politics
l,ss no sense anyhow. think said this
before, but il IL all the >a,ne. want ~
mike 1t strung. and get y"u to understand
how got my ornamental eyes.
I mildly suggested that man who would
make such statement ~ that was lost to
oil sense Of shame. and would Le guilty of
any b"sc crime.
lie disagreed with me upon that point.
Al far himself hr never msJe . statement
excerpt upon the most ample proof. My
candidate was the n'esuest man living.
I told him lie lied.
l have been kicked by mule; have fallen
oct Of . secDnd story window on hard
pavement; eaten green pers'mu'ons; heard
Miss Blow read poetry for two hours aud \
half; sksted hunted rode sharp hacked
Nurse Of mustang psrent"ge. sn adept 10 the
srt 1T "bucking:"s Uttered grief Of vsrious
kinds. and still chung to life-but oil 1T
these are feathers in the balance, ~ com.
pared with the result Of that one little word,
liar!
Immediately after saying il sat down.
not in the way people usually sit down.
sat down on the rim Ut my ear, about
ten feet from the spot where had been
standing when made use Of the expression
quoted above. am not used to sitting 10
that position and 10 not think II Agrees with
me.
l have heard Of people who ''sot up on
their car and walked of. ::ish / knew
how I" do it. aud would have propelled my.
self away fr"m that spot Immediately if l
had possessed this happy faculty. l pro.
ceede'l I" get myself perpendicular intend.
Ing to usc the NcDmotion which nature had
given me; but when came right side up.
something heavy ran against my o0se, aud
- I felt very tired sst down on my other
ear l like change; It IL too monutonous
doing the same thing over and over again.
Somebody took my large friend away and
I was quite pleased when be was gone.
have concluded to lO,k twice ut . man he.
fore I give man the lie again. Ny eye 10
In mourning. my noss sweIled into the size
Of ciiron with the color of blush rose,
and my store clothes luok ~ If they had
been run through patent sausage machine
l would not have that mans temper for any.
thing In the wOrld.-Taoajn.
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Application for Patent.
7. 8. LAND Oyv,cs. HELxxA. TT

I. 3. LAND Ovy,cE, HELxxA. M.T,I
February let 1873
Notice r. hereby given that ANDREW ], DAVIS.
whose pOstoisce address 'e'ena, Montana Terrific
~ has inside application tot patent IN lO linear feet
II the Gem k1a bearing silver aud cOId, The came
nsnx 1870 feet westerly from discovrry shalt thercOp,
with surface ground lO7 feet In width. situated in
Summit Valley Mining Dstrlc., IN Deer Lxlge cDanty.
and deseibed IN the plat and Held no,cs On nlu In s
office NJ follows, viz. Beginning At stone srt fcr
corner N: a., on this lode from which the corner No.
20 min ". di.tant 57.93 chains; thence running i,
- dey w. 107 feet g stone; thence y ~ deg K.
1900 fec, 10 stone: thence n "a deg f. iU7 feet to
stone thence = dey. W. u the pIscs Of b. inning
derrnst'1i m 'Ot NJ. IN A. also mill ats (t Is VI
Sppc'tanng u said (;em lode, commencing 4, etoue
e.. Tor corner No ~ said mill site. "a chain. sart
Of corner NJ. on sstd Item lede: thence rnnninr
cast chains to stone. thence north 10 chains to
:tol, thence wet chains to stone. thence south
y chains ~ The plcs u beginsiny designated 40 lot
~ A. b.. IN t"wnship north of ran. west princi.
pa MERIDIAN ccatsninx u 100 acres; sad location
being recOrlcd In vols. z. aud l. Of the ruc,,rds Of
i!ser Lodge county. !bc stjonng claimant IL WIN.
kcsEan On the Gem lode, eAss from said discovery
shaft ". G. CHM.
1s60od Register.
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mo. 1861
Application for Patent.

US. LAND OFFICE. Helena. N. T.
January 18th. 1919.
Notice IL hereby pnbli.hed that DAiLASP. NEW
CONFER CONRAD kOllkS aud WILLIAM W.
DIXON have this day died application for patent.
under the Mtnsng law. u longr.-' fos thei. placer
Deer. Ledge county. Montana Territory. On uusu,.
veyed public lAnd which clsin n rctsrvcd II the
office Ut the District Recorder Of sad di.trict and
dcscribcd ~ foOws. beginning Vt = point from
whence the initial point Ut survey In said dlssricl
bears 63 des. T. <aSs chalns distant. and running
thence n. " dess. h. l0l3 chaus. thence T. 5sH deg
Z. 37x deg. n. 3s@O ehsins, theme N. 68 deg w
$50 cnsns thence \. x9H deg. H. 1S66 chains to sad
initial point thence 70 place Ut beginning. embracing
77-9 xcrcs, upon which notice Vt said appliea.
tiUu 10 ported. The adj0ining claimants to these
premises ere Schnsl ca. bslcw. sSd Bowers 4 90.
above.
W. c CHILD. Register.
L. B. LYMAN. Attorney for claimants
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>Sn : mo. I42
Application for Patent.
U y. LAND OFFICE. I1ELs NA. ". r..

y. LAND OrFIcE. tfnL sNA NJ
FEBRUARY 5iI,. lS:3
Notice u hereby pnh ,.hrd that Ell d luIILIN
and JAMES W iS1lLl. wk.,sr Is,-tOhjce utidI,s =
ip.hu'y. Deer LOtig' county ". r. have iii. I'm,
tiled application f1r tcit uld,r the Mining laws ~
Congress-, for l30 linear feet Ut the Little E,nms %
hearing silver, the same heing 400 feet northwestern
trOm discovery shaft thereOu aud $50 feet sOuthcsst
csy texcepetag 1Ol feet ut the intersection OF m.
Cam spchS Exteu.t0u l0de,l from discovery shaft
Thereon, with surface ground lOO feet Ia width sim
nteti Ia Flint Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge com
~. Montana Territory. In township north range m
west: which claim Il recorded In Book E. In ina
Office of the County ResUrer Of said county, and de-
scribed an the plat an" Asd notes hc In this Office
IN two parcels ~ follows. viz Far first parcel, sl,ri,
nate't Int - A. At point on north boundary thereof
whence the initial paint Ut surveys IN sad district
hears Is deg. l. SOO fest distsnt. and dis Oy,rv
r'nst ON .aid ie brars D. ID deg. W. 50 feet distant
~" running thence Is deg T. Ell feet. thence s.
~ uets; III feet themes n. Is deg. W. W. tec,
Thence ~ l3dsg. Mft. thence >. IS deg f. SsOft 10
pAcS y oeGsann:: an (ur second paic: designated
lOt w otsinnin. 1T the mort Invest cor,cr thereof
wlcnc. the northeast Corner Of Ot ~ A. hc,rs n n
Deg W. lOl tcse distant anl running thence j. :;
aey T. ~ tect thence :. Ii deg. W. 100 feet them.
% de-. W. rs feet. thence n. N de-. Il, iUl T. a
u place Ut Gginn'ny, embracing three and 3l.lOl
acres. al1n which notice Of said aprlic atom ia
posted. The only Known adjoining claimant. to ,hes.
Rten,sss arc u. Cox.wel, 3eOryc CaduwWyi. ID
Brown Snd OTHERS ~ the Cam nchc lode which inter
sscts the laid Little Emma l"de, aud ", n Dance
Claimant "po" the lsasc Iods.
L. H. LYMAN. attorney f,r caim,Nt issuT
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NO. 1871
Application for Patent.

o. 3. LAND OySiCE, Helena. N. r..
January ldsh, iSsa
Notice 10 hereby published that JOHN B. WILSON
and JAMES Il WILSON. Ut Deer L0,lge county, NJ.
r. Who're p0stOncc address 10 HlnckfOOt City. N. r..
have THE dayeled application fOr patent under the
Mining laws Of COn::voss, TOR lacer mimi" claim
situntrd In tn. locally known ~ Wilson's Digvings,
In Nevada creek valley, In organized mining die
tict, Deer L.dge county. Montana Territory, ~ 49,
~ township Thirteen north. raMge ten west: which
claim II dsscthed fOllOws: The north half VI the
North half u tive nOrth haH Ut thr south west fourth
and south halt Of the III fourth aud the south
half VI the north halt u the north west fourth mud
the south halt Ut the north half Ut the north hail Of
the north vert fourth. VI s.stiOm twenty. In the
township ami range at"rssnid. embracing Quo hun.
bred snd sixty acrer. upon which n notice Of sud
application II posted. The nearest caimants N these
premises heng J. II. Helms. AGOph il"epfnes. Ch -
HOcpficr and Thomas tOlemsn. agricultural claim
nuts. W, G., CHI u. h,a.irter
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yho 00Destieoal Mn.
From, the Descrct News,

From the Descrct News.
Elsewlere in tO-dsy's Ners appears "A
Bill to Promote Education in the several
Territories of the Union" presented in the
House of Representatives, Dec. 9th. 1872,
by Hon. Mr. Clsgett. Of Montana.
Mr. Clsxett presented an amendment Il,
the bin, Dec. 2oih, 1872, which amendmen,
Vas ''ordered to be printed" The amerd
ment strikes out oil but the enacting clause
0f the bill. and Substitutes new bill. dit.
fering however from the original one IN
but few particular, as follows:
In Section I, sitter sixteen and thirty six
sections 1T the public lands. the words, 'os
other sections ar parts of sections selected
IN lieu thereof in conformity to law" arc
supplied.
In Section 2. after ''select and designate
the lands tor sale may" the amendment
inserts IF authorized thereto hy the Terri.
torisl Lcgislatu e." After lone dollar sn.i
twenty five cents per acre." the a,nendmen,
substitutes the following:
''Such lands shall l,c disposed of ut pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for c.sh,
and shall be offered for sxle 1t the coupty.
seat Of the county within which the same
ore situated. No sslc shall be made until .:
least two mo:ihs' notice. particularly epeci>
flying The lands 70 BE- rid, shall have been
given In some Newspaper published In the
c'unty; and when no newspaper shall bc
publ'si'ed IN such county. then in the ne 70.
paper nearest to the lands IL bs sold. M
desd Or patent shall issue for any lands sol.i
under the provisions If this act, nor shsll
tho title thereto BE- In any manner changed,
until the purchase money shall lave been
paid up In full All sales made In violation
Ut any pr,vision Of this oct shall be sbso.
lately void"
In section 3 after ''Uniicd States sevuri>
ties" instead of land when the Terrihry
on whose account" the amendment reads,
''two years after the Territory on wbose &c
count" Alter .'bc turned over 70 the Trras.
urer il'e'eof," the amendment supplies the
words, and until the same shall bs ~
turned over, The interest shall continue Ia
he paid TO tie Treasurer of such State In H.
same manner - though !, was still Tcrri-
tory" . .f#st
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TINS BoTTUn OF TINE ATLANTIC The
sOuntlings which were male between ireland
end Newfoundland OefOre laying the Al
lxntic cable have made the bottom Of the
Atlantic almost ~ we'll knows - ~ sosfsce
OF Eunpe and America. Il b covered with
6ns mud, and remains of n,icnacopic Ii
secss, which will one day doubiiess harden
into chalk. 0sshs iaequsliiisa u lhis oeas
bot'na, RN4. m xlsy says:
III b : psodtStuss plain--one Of The wid.
ct and most pr,digious plsins 10 the w.mld.
II the "a we've dlaiasd Of. yos might drive
. 1allehs way fsua vaIsn,ia, a ~
pest eaass q ireland, u Trinity Boy -
sNewfoundland, and except one sharp 10.
elise. about 800 miJes fmm valentia, I sm
not quite sure that Il would ever l,e neccs
ssry to pat the skid N. ~ gentle sse sbe %
cents upon that long roale. From vslsntis
he r'ad would lis down far sbout two hun.
dsed miles, 70 The point q which Ne bos.
soa b bow covered y l.7o0 fsahouS Of -
waller. Thsn vosM come the centsalplai
0nes Than l,7oo nilss uids. ~ ineqsalisies
q ths surfaces Of which wosd b hardly
pescspsible- Beyond This ~ ascent On ~
Anesjcau side oo0msscss, and g1adually
Md fur aboss 80 miles 70 tn NewSosnd.
49, eOssus . q 49, 49, A+ss 49, ~
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the s,'un'y binds. Said letters will i's forth
cunning. should the question 1T voting the
''onds tn our cs'mpsny ever como before the
I'e'rIe, usskinE II recessasy to show their
ability To build the the rMd.
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The Doctor having permanently established In this
city Ut nut professionally engnxcd may at all times
bc found At his 0ce 10 attend IN calls In the city
from the country and. havin. ten year, experience
the treatment Of diseases peculiar to the mountains.
can safely cay that within the reach Of medicine ha
Iaftsnta Will b successfully treated.
Private Discaac treated without the use Of mesc,.
~ with unparalleled succcss syphilis In al! ts VAR
10 futna, Go0Mrhoea, elect Ssrrtnr. Oschitis, Her
uia. Spcsmat0srkOca, and an Urinary diacasc~ C0t.
suatoa. by etteF Il the Olcs fire.. r. o. B.x TN
11v
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PROPOSAL.

The undersigned ---, who4e poet Office
addrcss 10 -. county 0t -. State Of -,
prOp0ses to convey the malls VI the unicd Statsr,
from July l. 1871, to June ~. INA. on routn M.
leaweeW - and . under the advertisement u The
Postmaster General. dated Detc,nber l, 1879, "weh
CELEBRITY. certainty ana security tMw Ct June g. 1879:
tO1 the annual sum Ut dollars.
This prOp&-a j. mnde with luil knowledge Of thc
distHncc Ut the lOuic the weight Ut the mail h.
carried aud all other particulars In reference IL the
route and seivic aid. after Al.U careful exnmimatiOn
II the laws and instructions utincnrs IN the advertise
lneni III mail service: aud VI the psOviaOns cOnsninsd
IN the act VI Congress Ut June I. 1879
Daled---- ..-x--Hidder
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q N w A r. D.

THE medical revolution which commenced years
a:o with the rraua! disurs: Of bloodlctin., saliva
ton, t,sse pur.atives, nd powerful opistcs, sue
beavcly m gloriously on. Every day the sick srow
wiser. They ere no Longer willing to open thegs
mouths shut their eyes, and take whatcvesthc doctors
arc pleased to prescribe without inquiry They want
to swallow, and demand to have the my.sioss Latin
lingo Of the psofcs.iou translated into plain Englisi
The INVALID WORLD understands 1t last that
vlGOR IL the great antagonist Of disease. The feeble
decline to be utterly Frustrated by depicting pills and
potio"S and turning from such mendcanents with
ioathins. jndicio 's,y pacc their trust In remedy
which combines with the properties Of an Alternative
thosc Of pure and wholesome Tonic and Restorative
1t 10 now about ttre gears since this grand disider.
alum was introduced under the name Of
PLANTATION BlTTERS.
AID from that time to the present its progress has
been without parallel in the history Of proprietary
mediciucs. With the epIrit of the sugar csns-ths
most nutrtcious OF al stimuants- it, basis. and
mecated solely with the juices and extracts Of rare
VEGETABLE species. such ~ Calisaya Bark, the heet
known Tonic that the world produces, and which
makes It BY all odds tho most unobectionab,e invc
GRANT, cocctve and general Alternative that has ever
bcca plsced by science within the reach Of the rex
the suffering, and the Respondent Hence II has over
caped al compcitioo and Plantation Bi.t.rs I. to
The most popular Tonic either eide Of the Atlantic
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