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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

Gen. Schenck is reported to have broken
off his engagement with the Widow Hicks.
On the last occasion when he pressed his suit.
she warned him that he was young and rash
and might regret it. He innocently protested
that she was old enough for both, and that led
to GOODNESS between them that no thern ,rn.
ster ca ssa -..e. -Brookclyn Argus,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CON.
YENTIAN

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2O.-Ex-Gov. Magofiin, Chair
man Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Convention
tonight made the following appointment of the
permanent Executive Committee provided for in
the resolutions adopted, to which his own name
was to be added. by the vote OF the Convention:
H. G. Smith, J. T. Petit, F. S. Davis, c. Fl. Nc
Chez, Tenn; John D. Adams, F. P. Dockery, A. p
Curry, Arkansas; W. s. Haven, Louisiana: s. $.
Davis, Ohio; N. 81 Harris, Mississippi. The head
quarters of the committee will be in Memphis
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

uRoVER BAKER SEWING MACHINES The
headquarters of the agency of these wnrIa 70 :
no"ned sewing machines have been recently re-
moved to Chartres street, where can be found g.
null supply OF the elastic and lock machines to-
gether with complete assortment of all the
palaPnernaiia appertaning thereunto These
p % are Manufactured by and for the Grover &
Baker Machine Company, and are fully war
ranted. Mr.. Il. ii. True, the general Southern
agent, publishes in another column a warning
against aga the limitations of their goods now being
offered 1or sale In this and adjoining States
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
Plenty Of carpet rugs for 81 at LEWIS.

On Wednesday next Messrs r. NJ. Il B. J..
Montgomery will hold an auction at Harris, cor
ner Of Gravier and St. Charles streets, on which
occasion will be sold an extraordinary large COL
lection Of Watches diamonds, iewelry, chains:
cameo amethyst and gold sets pistols, guns and
one elegant A No. Pleyel piano. The sale will
no doubt attract great crowd
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

FURNITURE.-The well known cheap furniture
dealer, Mr. John Bots. is determined not to be un-
defsold. His stores, No 152 and 154 Camp street.
are packed to their utmost with large and va
RED assortment of furniture, which he is Offer
Ing at prices to secure a ready sale. Mr.. Bots ia
prepared to fill all city and country orders for
moving. repairing, shipping and upholsterine.
Lei those In search Of bargains be sure TO look IN
at l52 Camp, next to st. Patricks Church
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
FIRE Az SEA,

BosToN, Nov. 20.-The ship Favorite, which
arrived here to-day from Manila, reported, Oct
LIST, latitude II degrees 50m south, longitude II
10 west, saw large vessel on fire: ran down to
her, but she sank 10 about five minutes after we
reached her. Cruised around the spot for about
two hours, but could not d scover any trace Of
the Grew, nor learn anything to establish the yes
sells ldennty.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

-, IMPROVEMENT IN DENTIsTRY.-Dr J. r. Knapp,
than whom there is no more talented and sI1c
cessful dentist, has removed from IA Baronne to
l45 Canal street, where he is filling teeth. with
out pain, by means of a new Improvement. and
making artificial teeth on a new plan with a new
substance, which defy detection. He has made
MS charges the lowest in the South DIR. Knapp
niEed as such. J ioNV6
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
A STORM In THE MEHT.

OMAHA, Nov. 20.-Reports from the West show
very heavy fall Of snow and severe storm ex-
tending from Laramie City on the east, and be-
yond Corinne and Elko on the west, during the
past week. To-day's train from the West was
three hours late, but all the other trains are re-
ported as running on time.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

MADRID, .Jov. 20.-The Cronista says that the
last American note was discussed in the Cabinet
yesterday. Meanwhile the satisfactory situation
promises a favorable and early settlement OF the
pending questions relative to the United Sta tes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

When FIJI Islander marries, the first thing
he does upon beginning to keep house is to
cat his mother-in-law. But there are very few
sons-in-law in this country who love their
mother-in-law enough for that. -1Noaristoton
herald.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
JUDGMENT AGAINST SUPERVISING AGENT BUR.
A. BRIDGE.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 20.-In the case OF the United
States vs. o. Il. Burbridge, Special Supervising
Agent of the Treasury, with headquarters at New
Orleans pending since April, 1868, for $4,000
alleged deficiency, verdict was rendered against
Burbridge for $4,000
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

= SEED OATs.-Our friend, Mr.. John Calder, 81
refers street (late.New Levee), corner of Lafay-
cite, has for sale very large stock of selected
red rust proof seed oats and choice seed rye. 10
which we direct special attt ntion.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON; Nov. 20.-In the Gulf States.
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cIopdr'
weather and occasional rains, followed by rapidly
rising barometer, brisk MOI therly winds. decided.
ly colder and partly cloudy weather, and in the
Western Gulf norther.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-While a driver of the
United States Express Company was delivering
package, the wagon was driven off and robbed Of
S40, 900 worth of goods. No arrests made.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
POSTS FINANCIAL ARTICLE

New YORK, Nov. 20.-The Posts financial
article says:
Goid is lower. The opeL.1s sas LA, si4.cs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
NEW YORK FAIlURF.
DEATH OF A JOU RNALIST,

New YORK, Nov. 90. Claudius B. Conan
failed Liabilities. s1l0, 900.
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r. ossood d Co. New Orleans: r. 6
Eyrich.
A splendid story for boys, and one whicl
Santa Claus" will do well to distribute freel
when Christmas comes.
A STORY Book FOR THE CHILDREN. By Mrs. A
NJ Diaz. Boston: James 3. Osgood x Co
New Orleans: R. G. Eyrich.
This is volume Of charming stories for yer!
Young readers, most of them, however, alread,
! familiar to the patrons OF juvenile magazines
The illustrations, which are numerous, are en-
tirely unworthy the literary merit and genera
get-up of the volume, which is otherwise vel
adapted for Christmas gift.
THE QUEEN OF CoNNAUaHT. A. Story. New
York: Harper & Brothers. New Orleans
r. G. Eyrich.
HuGH M1LToS. A Story. By Katherine King
Same houses.
an anonymous writer, who makes quite sue
ceseful venture in the present volume; the
second is by Katherine King, who is well known
as writer Of similar stories of military life, bar
rack scenes, horse racing, fox hunting, love max.
ing, etc. They constitute Nos. 449 and 49, OF
Hsrpers Library Of Select Novels.
EVERY DAY RELIGION. Sermons by t. Dewitt
Talnage. New York: Harper i Brothers.
New Orleans: r. 6. Eyrich.
This is collection of sermons recently de-
Dewitt Talmage, constituting about the eighth
volume of sermons published by this prolific
preacher. This volume contains some thirty dis
courses under the usual ational titles and in
his usual vein of would-be sarcastic humor,
rather than elevated devotional rhetoric.
MABEL MARTIN, Harvest Idyl. By John Green
leaf Whittier, with illustrations. Boston
James R. Osgood Il Co. New Orleans: R.
G. Eyrich.
new volume by Whittier needs neither COM
ment nor commentator. 1t is sufficient to say
that the story of Mabel Martin is written in the
best vein and spirit Of the poet, and that it is
worthy Of the pen which, in younger days, gave
to our literature some of the finest rhythmlcal
legends in the English language. We a re glad
to notice that one who has contributed SO much
by his verse to the historic annals Of New Eng
land, in illustration of the manners, customs and
moral feelings of early and later times, still
preserves the music OF the heart, and that
and glow of youth which are always
of ripened age. The legend Of Mabel
Martin required no establishment, but the Illus
tratons added by the publishers. full of the
spirit Of the text, and accurately finished in the
highest style Of art, assist the imagination as it
'ollows the story, and are in some measure orna-
nents Of the exquisite verse:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
OUR BOOK TABLE

The YorSa SURVEYOR; OR, JACK ON THE PRAI-
RIEs. By J. T. Trowbridge. Boston: James
r. Osgood d Co. New Orleans: Il. w.
Eyrich.
splendid story for boys, and one which
Santa Claus" will do well to distribute freely
when Christmas comes.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
HEAVY ROBBERY.

San FRANorsco, Nov. 20.-The great race ha;
been pos tponed to the 25th.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

A new supply of oil cloth rugs, 81, at Levy'e
Dollar Store, 1877 Canal.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
POSTPONEMENT OF THE GREAT FOUR MILE

Troy, Nov. 2O.-Wm. Merrmap, newspaper
man and Herald war correspondent. is dead.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21

THE GLOBE THEATER.-Manager Flynne has
| justly styled his house the peoples Favorite
Novelty Theater, for its entertainments are we'll
calculated to please the most representative audi
ence and are made up Of selected specially per-
formances by actors well known in their profess
sion. On Monday there will be quite sensation
at this theater In the appearance of Nine.
Paris by Gasight." The troupe is composed of
sixty young ladies, and all said to be very excel
lent. Several new variety performers will also
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
HANS cArEcHIs'i.

We find Il ond by der book dot Adam
q forgot bis oder nance, yos dc lir-lsst
nan.
Eve yos der nexed Won tay der got
rubbed erboud eading some gwineesi
,lnd yos kicked uud Of der garden
Cane and Abie yos dc iir-tcsi sbiidted
Cane got mad und pot bod bls
Drudler, aud den lie out. lie y0s Won
pad boy.
Yonah vas fi.hmaker Won tay he
CONT 10 ter goosppnl @ cqtcii shrinps
lnd ven be vos looking tor bait ha walked
rieht away OF a yale's moul la. iia dor
sale make hin valk beody ggick oad et-
gain. He vos doc sthrohg nit DEF i'ii's
stummick.
solomon knows more as tyeU p9dy.
Ie don wood cut linie pey ~ piees
eddie disturbance nit doc gris lie
,aid il vos peter y gone de wu9ie hog
II none.
sans son. q don't hear li' maddefs
asmp), vos de strongest. ~ R3*
bruiser. lie got h4beut mii dgsea1 iel-
era, und be clean 'eln oud mii cfAetass
o0ue.
Yobe vos de pashenlist man 1aa
could saH pick pins 10 bin 81 tay nha 30
Nalda't h0iief.
Merdeselem vos de oidest eFsnditdder
We gol desc limes. He could toli you aii
tb0ud IL.
Lszuus vos der poor mau, DaYd3n
iii no free laneh dose dtis, uha q gys
dyays eklrni.hiu aloud for suma
Yosenth's pig bradders 20 e'i"os q
aim because be year 81 ddsa glai na =
.od bla, for twenty dollar Uaa sits
vie be- give um some fgssaius ~ qad
make 1t ail rgbd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
PROTECTING LOVE.

They were coming down from Ssai.
nav on the boat, aud as swell rocked
the steamer, the yonng lady screamed
out aud crawled aronad until she seiz 4
the young mans arm.
Filler yer besd right here, susanl he
exclaimed, patti ng bis heart with one
hand aud slipping his other around her
waist. When a feiler loves 3 girl a. !
love you, he could take her on hi back
aud swim eighteen mites in bee linr,
and then 20 home aad hoe corn unlil
supdovn. Pilier yer bead right here.
ms 1--we, ard II she rsins, spd hails, and
tbuaderx blae biszes, don't You sqnea
one sqaeal.
Are we safer abe tremblingly inquir-
ed.
Safe as COW tied 10 brick wall eigb-
teen feet thick, my love! just you lean
right over iIere, shut your pehry eyes
and feel as eontenied ss i ye set on tie
top rail offs pastur' fence, waitin' for d
tin peddler TO srrose IN sight.
she piIerrc. 2 and eyvg body remark
ell that be looked Ike hero.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
lUME ny

rhsi hoN Il umrerfal lrneat
sekgt hsppl ihnagal' lM8d
aivst.ou ana esssg e. shttuar
- ihlck sud faa therefore
'at | opeurd IL } found mf
ft.t, enIy s,nal pis er paper cas-
sss written ,he sisgla weld. ita
l eou'd uoi nsaerstapa Is NWher
'uld my wife. Va tagpl a s'aas .is
ea cop in ,hc discussion 81 lhs 4teusl
cement.
The next morning rtsA Ia tNe pepper
bat a harmless lab4tie had betu ii pfar
q 10 toe city, abe prevlpu SHeuoon
e bad escaped from he ss am, sra
when found was engaged la reddhNe
omo pstcnt preparation on ctIiaih
sruef Ia a perfectly laoflensiva wat
io weni willingly with tbe Gif hos
'rrsi.ted il declaring lhal he oasat lore.
uaiu, as be article be was selling hai ~
superior Ia the market
said my wife THAT must have betn
your mau
iel' quite oertsiu of ID And teal
Il L the best eetaoat lever saw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

sash mi,iskel ssid oas ecatlem
wiih bald bead.
50 awkWAul Dor yen, ms dear ~. .ai'
anolher mlddie-Aged gentleman vith
Roman nose.
But entirely aaiulentiouai, J assuf'
you, sir, elamed 10 third.
While Mr.. Tripler iouked ysgucp
from one to the other he said
Tbea I'm not mad, il seem,s he g.
Ipsnded,
Nol : particle, Sir, cried The thre,
committee men 10 chorus,
| Obi ssid Mr.. Tripler, I'm glad TO heaI
4.
Then The committee proceeded 70 y.
form their Involuntary guest how ,hs
Ristske hsd happened by which 81.
Identity bad been confounded with thai
of bis mysterious acquaintance of th,
woods.
We are very sorry, said the first com.
mitiee man shaking Mr. Triple,'s band
"a IL be bad been the town pump.
so am |, sal Nc, Tsipler, lacouiea Z
".
Here is your hat and coat, sir, said lhr
second committee maa We bad greal
difficulty in getting them away from our
friend IN the ibeurabIe ward, who tsuo.
led they were the last dying btqaest OF
President Lincoln.
And anything We can do 70 make an
alonement for the awkward mistake
would be a pleasures said the third whilt
the keeper eyed MIR. Tripler dubiously
as II not altogether certain but that he
Was a little mad after all.
When Mr.. Nathan Tripler reached his
home, all was the widest griet aud con-
fusion there. Dorothy had had the wouds
searched, the river dragged, aud th,
whole vicinage ransacked aud wss now
in Mysteries In the nursery. Nathan
walked straight In and put both arm.
around her.
Here ! am, Dottiel don't cry any
more.
But Mrs. Tripler cried more than ev-
err.
It's only dream, she sobbed forth,
Nathan Is dead.
No, Pm not dead, said Mr. Trlpler
with grim sense OF humor, only, l'vt
been mad. Aud quieting his wiie's sob,
after while, he told her all bis adven-
lures. Aud now Is the diuner all read, z
he asked, for am as hungry as auy old
bear.
haven't thing in the house to eal,
Nathan dear.
| don't care if its nothing but dry
bread and molasses, DOttie, said the hus.
band. can tell you the sylum TOOK
some of the nonsense out Of me.
shall never grumbIe again, dear, don't be
afraid.
And Dorothy frightened up. II wes
the first time he had called her Dotiie, on
spoke so teuderly since their honeymoon
was In it's crescent glow.
Tie adhered TO bis good resolutions he
never did grumble again. The asylum
had done him genuine good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
srw rosr orrnr nrliso..

some idiot has put IS circulation BE-
ollowuR, AS ncing the ruine' VI lac Gee
ptrmept on disputed questions pasa
masters, however, Lad better uot na spt
tnem ,ill they have iasruotions % liat
fI.cl itom Washington,
Monthly magsziucs, pubIi.hed geeblr,
must be charged ietIer postage wban do.
hered daily. Pusder magaEuest 70
egular Subscribers, may seua tlait 6
Iorts tree.
limo stamp Is affixed 10 lette fetala
It. II, however, ihc postage Is uverpaid.
eiter rip.
II you feel any doubt about pspeF's
going with only one cent stamp, have
wo sent.
Seeds can 20 through the mail A. mas-
chandisc. The postInasters ate caution
"a against allowing old seeds 90 SO tllp
he mails, however.
Signs cannot bc sent through ibe mall
Without paying letter postage; tufee
ieuts on every letter
Calico prints, any foreign prince, ~
prints aud foot PRINTS, atl 20 as printed
matter, aud pay tax accordingly Vac
3ine natler must be propery (poeb)
marked.
Poetry, in its various stages, iuc.nling
he Edgar A. poeslage, mast hc -r't
post paid, whether Il ever paid % read 4
1r not.
Shirts may be mailed At lhe rate OF two
.ents for every ouuee Of shirts L lle
,wuer's name is on the shirts lotierposts
,ge must be charged. This rule Is indeis
BILE.
A subscriber residing IN the county 10
which newspaper is printed can take
, paper II he pays tor II ia advance, and
rges bis neighbors to sub cribs, IT. he
loes not live Ia the county ~ which he
tesides, and the paper Is not printed "
he county where its press work Is done,
hen the county must pay double postage
N the man we mean u two eent county
nust be liked TO every matL
Editors of newspapers aud their iani-
lies will be allowed to pass through Iue
miis free.
Postage on newspapers. shall be poii
II moi, according TO tho opilh al Ho
subscriber aud the pnbli-her, u prepaiit
he pay ment may be made at ans tihe
most convenient 20 either, aud may 20
lther IN cash or country Or eltfpeod'
ice. The rate per oauce shall btaeiei-
mined BY the editor, aud the weight mu't
Oe calculated At not Ices than ioiiy-lour
,unces TO the pound.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04
rRUTH UNDER GREAT TEMPTATION

There were a dozen or more of them
seated Ia front of the colored st. Charles
and they were talking about tornadoes
De worstest iornady ever did see, re-.
marked an old negro, war sixteen years
ago in Alabama.
Did she blow much? inquired anotb-
er.
Blow much! shoot niggersI but dat
WAS no deck passenger, dat tornady =
Why, sab, ii jist Tits me right up TO re-
member il!
Everything went kiliu', eh
Khin'l Bress you'll you poor, ignorant
niggers, but seed mule lifted up like
a fedder, and how fur d'ye 'spose ii blode
him him? Jist gin guess.
One miller
Free miles2
Across dc ribber5
Iuto q tree2
Each one 10 the crowd made guess,
and when all were through the hoaly-
headed old man repeated:
Niggers, you is all wrong. Dat tor
nady Gun Tor dat mule, an howied
around, an got under him, an' lifted him
up, an he was blode jlst z'aclly four
inches by de watch, sure's you live!
There was painful pause and then the
crowd rapidly tbinued out, wtile the Old
mau remarked.
Four inches by de watch, an III stick
10 dat siatement II die for 1t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

A lads delivering : ieefaie recent. p
Providence, exelsimed shAli ~ 2vit
su baqe tbe privilege u eigilx 3 2 at
aune Willis tHeY gU q F7te a#iat
lsat nj 4nent bsey 10 ,e a#'iietiaa tass
hsi been ss,eep, swoke sui snes "'t
vigorous PROTEST ssa.pf ~ ~ Is 4
Outrage. Tee asaisoes fpaf
.saghter, aud 40 qassupH WA ar ei
10 TIC nsgAtts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-04

Anns Couaeu, a pretty gin over 10
Nes Jersey, wns sequiudd Of tie charge
Of buFgiary, whesespen she threw her
srras aroand The jHsge's neeA and Lissed
hlsa. And nos al, sbs married lswler.
Ia Plslaasld ase candidates Tor gad2es.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-23
st. Nicholas for May.

There Ia fun enough in the May
number Of 81, Nicholas to keep lh,
children laughing ill the next mum
Dor comes QUIT children are ~
Jolly rs We take them TO BIO, First
Of all Ia Rose lery's poem Of "PolI
Tadpoo," which has n worry season
able luyor NJ this timo Of the meta,
morphosis of everything In general
mud Of tadpoles in particular, Al
most any ono would laugh ut the
picture Of "Poll,' taken as no was
lying at ease in his puddle, not
dreaming that ho would soon bo.
come q discontinued baby.Gog,"
Then there Ia u capital picture by
Church, full Of this artists humor
A moro graphic expression Of the
comic effect Of II newcomers en-.
trance has rarely been pcncled.
The stranger is scanned as closely
by his fcllow.prisoners ASA now boy
at boarding school,
In the poem, "Poor Puck the
humor even goes over into Fairy
land, and our admiration Of Puck s
audacity in transgrossion is cQuoled
by our respect for Queen MAIDS
tactics and her clever way Of pun
ishing the transgressor.
And, is if this were not enough,
the "Vory Little Folks" have their
share too--a story, illustrated with
five pictures, which, if the baby sec
them first will carry the laugh all
around the circle TO grandpa,
Last, but not least, is Jack in.tho-
Pulpit, who is always funny,
But St, Nicholas knows how to
be serious, too and no girls story
could be sweetcr than Susan Cool
idgo's delightful May. day narrative
Of Queen Blossom with its beau
ttul illustration by Frodericks The
three illustrated stories, by Rebecca
Harding Davis, EIsei Gorham and
the author Of RutIedge, will interest
everybody, and the practical articles
will well repay all who read them,
especially the two entitled, about
HeroIdry" and "The Feast Of
Flags" the illustrations Of which
are novelties. But we cannot name
all the good things; we only envy
the children the monthly happiness
Of such u magazine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-23
MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, no AIMED for lis medical ylr-
tues, has, by tho lnbored efforts of DR., a. \,
Coleman, been placed ~ the command OF all
who may require It's curative properties. II
was left for II Texan, Gail Borden, TO con-
dense two gallons OF milk 10 the compass OF
one pint, and yet retain all ils pure and
nutrHtivo properties 30 again has Texan
reduced two gallons of White sulphur
Springs water 20 sixteen ouncos, without the
slightest loss of its medical virtues.
There are thousands OF persons suffering
from the following diseases; Dullness, de-
preston of spirits, irrltnbllity OF temper,
vertigo, headache, palpitation of the heart,
gastric arrangement, disorders of the liver
and kidneys, bleeding from the rectum,
piles dysmenorrheg, amonorrhca, meDorr-
hngiN, lucorrhea, foul breath, npopleXy, opi-
lopsy, paralysis, hysteriN, melancholy and
insanity, and many other diseases, traceable
TO habitually sluggish bowels, and yet re-
main ignorant Of the cause, and have sought
In vain for relief Not unirequently the
COM laints which originate In constipation
take IN independent existence, und continue
though the cause may cease. From all these
considerations it follows that the disorder In
question, whether original or induced, re-
qures close attention, and should be made
an object of treatment Whenever II occurs,
one bottle of DR.. q. s. COlem0n'S white
Sulphur Springs Water IL warranted TO cure
any case Of hHbitual constitution, II taken
according to directions found upon the bot
tie. It's action Is cef0 tm0 q iUcUlde.
10 be mad nj any of the drug stores of the
city Price one dollar H3dly2bWly