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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-23
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La MFJoR MAQUINA DE CoSEB DEL NUNDo
"NUEVA ANIERICANA.p i.

Su uso reluere instruction. no puada deo.
eomponerse cose desde Ell tejfdode papei haSsa lAs
guarIieiones de cuero. ..},,.E sf- 49,. ~
Sc hda muy por encina de todas las M6huinhA
de Coser. por sas exceleateg mejoras. de IL nisma
manera que un earro dc vapor aventaia entodO Al
antigno coehe diligencia, s. s +, 4Gr..-9 a .
Cada Maquina va acompanada de- Ing sfeHientea
pleas. sin que por elias haya aleraeiOu akruna a
Su precio. 2 8@WI IFNF
doeena agujas surti- dera. segYftnsYT
daS. Di9 de preston ina A
i medidor tornillo usa tambien para 'acar.
l pie trenzadOr que sir doAar.
ye talnbien para recOfyer IN dobad illador 0uA %
yso6re coser usa tambien barG nbs-
nell Have .4@A4sr
1 destonillador de la medidor para racoi.
LanZadern. char.
/ acuZa para aceite. i Hbr0 instruction. On
carreteloS de LANAI espafiol.
Los precios estan- -aeometlados In estrecheg
Ia 5poca 10 mismo al ooptado que al fiado
Las legitmas EN- q Nueva UepQsitA del Quincalla
Ferreteria de Francisco Baston i G.
GALE DE TETUAN MUM. 81. Hta. jul
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-08
,un,Y 80 COMPLETELY devoted to reform

county 81 completely devoted to reform
rs TO write oil Of these communications
1--WE believe they will number from 80
to 40 in tho Inst irc years. for tho
sole purpose Of Swing to eacL voter II
cents n year. We are therefore 70.
luctan;ly fo-ccd, to the conclusion that
the writer Of ,hesl letters is moved by
some other and less patriotic motives !;
but the object Of this article is not to
discuss tho motives Of the writer. but
tho Effect Of these communications.
That they are calculated to create an
unjust prejudice against the institution.
no one who has read them can doubt !;
consequently, such prejudice will tend
in great degree to impede. il not pre-.
vent entirely, an appropriation for con.
structivc purposes, md in order 10 cor
rect such prejudice, We have examined
the official reports from other hospitals,
and We find tho salaries paid and cost
Of keeping patients MS follows: This
Nebraska Hospital for the Insane pays
the Superintendent $500 per year,
with 30 paticnts-cOst per week per
patient, 81 S5l. The Superintendent,
at Williamsburg, Virginia, gets
50. 900, and the total amount paid in
salaries is 81 ,T24 76-cost per week
81 II. Central Asylum, Virginia,
(celOred) pays 81 800 Is in salaries :
has 23S patients, at cost Of 81 20
per week. Tho Asylum at Long
View, Ohio, pays tho Superintendent!
SO. 500, tho Assistants S2,oOl, SoS.
ard Sl,40O, Clerk $1,000, total
$500. In addition to this amount,
they pay for two Supervisors S4,2+0.
store-keeper $3.50, gas.maker $3.50,
florist $40. teamstcr $3.50, laundry.
man $3.50, dairyrnun $500, porter
$500, . laborcrs $58O-total. 81. 400,
for all Of which our Hospital substi.-
u,cs other help, without ono cont ex-
ira. 1t will DO seen also that they pay
Steward 81, 5OO,u ClOrk 81, 200.
Our Hospital, BY the aid Of the physi.
clans, pays only $500 for Clerk. saving
thereby near $1,000 per annum. In
Kansas i: costs 50 SO, Rhode Island
IS 10, Maryland IS 70, Texas 81 S..
Utica, New York, IS so, and Penn
sylvania 50 per week for each patient.
As to the suggestion Of "Refotmer"
about committee Of tho Legislature
visiting and examining into the man
agcment Of tue institution, We heartily
approve. 10 Virginia, committee
consisting Of members from each house
visited all Of the institutions Of the
State yearly, and report upon the man.
agcmcnt and wants Of the various in.
stitutions. and VIC believe it to b.
good plan for the Legislature of this
State to adopt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-08
The Insane Asylum.

For the last four or five years tho
Wheeling htclliScncer. Clarksburg
Telegram and Stale Journal have been
furnished, just prior to the meeting Of
tho Legislature. with humorous CON-
munications from this placO, charging
extravaganza upon tie managers Of
the Insane Asylum; this, too, Ia tie
fACO Of the fact that the cost for board.
lug, clothing, medicine and the salaries
Of officers and attendants, isouly 50 3S1
week for each patient. The burden
Of our patriotic r:tormtr's cry is rs
20 tho salaries paid tho Superintendent
and Assistant Superintendent; yet tho
largest reduction claimed would ouly
save about | ] cents yeur to each rvter
10 the State. Now we claim for Lewis
county as many patriotic rttormeY as
auy other county in tho State can boast
Of. but candOr compGls US to admit that
W. Do not believe We haze Que in Lewis
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-08
Judge c. d. Camden.

As will DO seen from the following
the Jackson Herald fayors tho cleo.
ton Of Judge Camden TO the United
States Senate:
We dispatch tho claims Of no aspir.
ants. 1t is fortunate that at this criti-
cal juucturc We have many worthy mon
who would fill the position crcditably:
yet We do not hesitate to express the
opinion that whoever may be selected
for the other of the two positions, that
the decided sentiment Of our county is
That Judge G. D. Camden should be
chosen for one Of them. This was
manifest in tho last election for Scna.
tor when SO strong was tho feeling 81
our county that our delegate, though OIL
opposite politics, voted for him. Ills
popularity throughout tho State was
indicated By the fact that lc came
within few votes Of election. Ills
large and varied experience in public
life ; his minute knowledge Of legisla'
tive routine his known ability and
integrity, and his energetic efforts III
behalf Of our own State and tho inter.
es's of her people in tho last two Leg.
islaturss arc known and appreciated By
the citizens Of tho State, and they,
consulting their own interests. cunno,
do better than through their delegate.
appointing him as ono to represent u,
in the Senate Of tue united States,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-08

IOur Lamp and Lamp Fixture Do
partment
Is fn,l and complete and prices TO suit ths wants q
The purchaser. Government Test Lamp fol, hEATs
lin sicck. Paints, Oils, Dye,stuSS fsrni,ho' aae
Brushes Of every variety Window Glass Putty, g..
large and comphte.-ln short, we eaa say ihas oar
Ienry, accuracy purity Of sosds sold at low prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-08
Federal Judges and their Dragged
Ernine.

Our institutions may DO lost by .
corrupt administration Of the govern,
mcnl, when it can invoke tho aid o.
subsCrvicut judicial auxiliaries. All
republics haIo attached to them, 10
times Of troubl,, q tendency to couocn-
iratc in tho executive powers. or 10 al
low usurpatioh dangerous to liberty
and rromotiye Of Capitalization. The
patriots hope has always been that as
long as the judicial ermine could be
freed from contamination aud the SC.
ductions Of power, our Institutions could
bs maintained.
Whatever may have been tue hope,
all thoughtful minds cannot now 10 10
ditierodA to the potent and alarming
significance Of the recent performance:
Of somo Of Grants judges. Two years
ago. through his obsequious maudlin,
Judge Dufrcll. hO broke down law.
State authority and iudivtdnil rights.
in defiance OF aeltarfy expressed will
Of the people, in an election. and uu !.
der the pretCnsc that Lc was supporting
judicial authority prstenss SO void
Of color and so Shameless that it dis.
gusted his own party. We have seen
a Republican Congress interpolatc new
judges on the Supreme Court bench for
political purposes. We now again
have seen that a plant Instrument un'
der a Federal commission Of Judge,
usurp tho power by haboas corpus, to
undo tic order Of the Supreme Court
Of South Carolina. No ono who claims
to be informed, can DO found to show
any law for this act. The Jurisdiction
of Circuit Court Of the United States,
in habsas corpus, eau ouly be conferred
by act Of Congress Congress has log
islatcd four times on this. subject, aud
has not aud could not. in ouch case con-
for jurisdiction.
This most rcprelensihlO conduct il
to DO followed in RIorida-all in viola
ton of the decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States; but the
trophies Of the past arc to be obscured
by the audacity Of the present. Tut
elder Adams appointed his midnight
judges; but an Indignant people. will
their apostle jefferson, ExpvSGrD MeiI
conlmixions. We have hope Of rescue
from the vigorous coils Of tho enemies
Of our temple. We trust tlsiS dagger
have not reached the vitals implanted
by the skiliul hands Of tho fathGrS o
the Republic. We have confidence it
u peaceful return Of the people TO I
proper realization Of the dangers t.
which We arc exposed. A diagnose
botrays the presence Of an alarming
disease, and the patient should DO com
United to proper hands. "TiIden ant
Reform" Is the prescription.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-08
Amendment 10 the National
Constitution,


The Hon. Henry Blair, of New
Hampshire. introduced in the House Of
Representatives OF tho 22d of last
month aa amendment to the Csnstitu.
ton Of tho United States, to prohibit,
after the year 1890, the manufactur.
ing, sale or importation Of distilled al.
cohelic intoxicating liquors, except for
medicinal or mechanical purposes.
Mr.. Blair made a lengthy speech in
behalf Of his proposition, and cited
many authorities. showing the grcatin
rouds the uso Of intoxicating liquors
was making upon the health and NOR.
ais of the people oftho United States.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-08
JNEDE&l()CRR1
MeMNaN 1eMA.NxN 3

Is there a President OF the Senate, In
a Constitutional Sense, ! If not, Il
should not be claimed a Presiding
O1icer OF that Body can Exercise
what are Claimed 20 be his ConSti-
tutional Powers; or IL there is Il
President OF the Senate, his Pow
ers Discussed.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
Radical Wrangle.

Ii was given out that there would be a
ijint discussion al the Courthouse on Sat
u~ltr night, the 9th ult,, between y. D..
Dixon and J. NJ. Magce, opposing candi-
dates for Marshal on the Republican side.
There was considerable curiosity to hear
he speeches, and BY eight o%'ciocl the
Court.house was filled with whites and
Blacks. Mcgee opened in a speech OF
about five minutes and said he woail con-
cIuae after Dixon had told the audience
What he knew about the Marshalship, but
tina, portly c,n lidt.e c1no no: fo:war3,an
calls were made -or Dldley T~ynan. IVY
man assembled the stand and employed
twenty minutes in abiding to Magce'7 ac-
complishments. Magce ordered hiil oui
OF the Oh ir, but the dusky orator braced
himself in the stand and moved not. III
nally Twyman abdira,ed and Magee again
TOOK the sand and electrified the audience
with his cloqpence, and sla7hel his oP2o-
nent, Dixon. for arranging the meeting
and coming up missing"
Twyman was again pushed in the chair.
but as he seemed disp oaed to repeat what
he had just said about MAGE, he was cried
down, and two or three other dark eS were
c,llol on and responded, Some were for
Magee and some were opposed to him.
At last Dixon appeared in the hall, and
with Msr,hal tread approached the stand,
but being too horse to speak askcd to be
excused.
Mogee replied to him and mildly hinted
tina, his ho&rseness WAS a sham.
After that the chair was occupied first by
one darkey and then Ivy another until some
one blew the lights oat, and darkness closed
over a meeting equalel in It's ridiculous
uess only by the Electoral Commission.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
millions in II.

We are now negotiating Tor the pur-
chase of the large two.store brick house
Of Storm Il Son, fronting on Railroad Az
enrtMnd Cherokee street. The building
is held at $4,000. 1t is our intention to
fit up the house expressly for a newspaper
and job printing office, and when all the
arrangements are made we will put in it
the finest printing outfit in Uncle Sans
dominion We will have sixteen steam
presses, including the largest Bullock ma
chine ever made, and will employ two
hundred hands, and print the largest and
best newspaper in the United States, and
will do job work of all kinds, from the
smallest visiting card to the largest circus
pictorial. The establishment will be COM
ple;e in every respect and the finest print
ers in the world will be engaged. A large
stereotyping establishment will he connect
ed with the office and the forms Of The
LEDGER, which by the by will be publish
cd daily, will be stereotyped before being
pun 10 pIess. obltNI VIII oS ~
The LEDGER the leading paper OF the
United States. The reading will be varied
and interesting.
We have been in correspondence with,
and have employed, upon an annual salary
Of $4,000 each, James Gordon Bennett,
Chas. A. Dana and WhiteIaw Reid to edit
the political department Of the paper;
Robert Bonner, Francis s. Smith and
Frank Leslie will have charge of the lit
erary department, which will be an impor-
tant feature; Msnton Marble, Montgomery
Blair and Henry Watteraon will attend to
the news; VIM. Cullen Bryant and Henry
LongfelIow will contribute a poem daily;
Mark Twain and Josh Billings will do the
funny column; Chas. J. Peterson, Cooley
and Demores. will att:ni 10 the fashions;
Mast and Sears will provide the ~illustra-
lions. Foreign correspondents will be en-
ploved in all civilized countries, besides
one will be sent to Africa to hunt up Stan
ley. The Atlantic cable will be leased for
the transmission of European news, so if
Queen Victoria takes her evening tea with
or without sugar the gratifying intelligence
will be published in lie LEpcER the fol
lowing morning; il Bismarck has had bad
dreams the fact vii! be known through our
columns before the ODD Count awake'; II
Engenie'e hair dresser introduces a new
friz the ladies # the United States will be
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08

Referring to oar notice that ali isgll adj
vertising of Lincoln county would be pub
iished in THE LgD3En free OF charge
the Brandon Rrpub'jcaa says:
You can't a ffJr1 to publish legal adver-
easements at the rates allowed by law, and
to oder to do ii TO- nothing, justto keep a
rival paper from getting it, is great piece
Of folly.
We can better afford to publish the legal
advertisement for nothing than not to pub
lish them at all. The off .ers ot the coGn.
ty, Chancery Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Sher-
ii, had determined no, to ut their %aivar-
tisements in The LEDGER, and knowing
that our Sa,scribar3 desired to see the leg II
advertisements, We conclude to puLkn:
them, and having infornci the pa &A&%
or intentions We will carry them ouaA to'
is a privilege every man has to d, "a !"
~pleases. Ii We publish legal adyne l,e
ments free Of chlrg it is no boly's blSi-
mesa bat our owl. If plrtis5 who are
compelled to hays~fegal adver isement
published, choose to pay for the work whes
they know they could get it done for moth
ing, it will make no difference to us.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
BRO0kHAYEN RETAIL MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Axes-Sl 90 to 81 5n.
Bacon-Clear sides Il to IL l-3c.
-" Shoulders, 91x to Zoe.
Hams. lie,
Baggiug-pcr yard II 10 i6-
Iron TIes-per pound &c.
Butter-Country be-.
Western, 81 to 4Nr.
Bran-Whcnt per lGu lbs : 90 to } p.
Bect-retaii Stn lol%c.
Cotton per pound "a to ill1c.
~Cotfce-per pound - to 2S,.
COrn-pcr husheI Soc to | 90.
C~hickens-pcr dozen ; % 10 . o..
tornmeal--per bushrI | 90 to | -.
Domestics-Brown. 9 to !3c.
B~leached, . to lac.
Eggs--l5.
FlOur--per darrell 90 to 10 90.
FOddcr--l00.
Hay--I5c.
! !ron--1 10 Zoe.
Lard--per pound i3c.
Molasses--pcr gallon 80 to 15c.
Mackerel--per Kit l - TO -.
Nails-per pound TO ne
Oats--l ca.
Pork--Mrss PEI barrel 50.
Country. per pound Sto Zoe.
PrimtS--S to Zoe.
Pcns--1 On to | 80.
Potatoes Sweet SOC TO l on
Irish , %.
Pl0ws--5 90 20 ~ 30.
Sllt--per sack } 90.
ouyar--per pound = II to -.
Shingles--3 80 to ~.
I~urkevs--t 90 t. | =.
Tuhactn--per pound - to i Oo.
~ .-.-- ,-, -,lT.Y, I -. q, \ .hI
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
Irihufn nfReSNlCt.

1t meeting of the Iliberuiaa RencV-
client Mutual Aid Association, OF THIS
city. the following resolutions We're
adopted:
Whe cas-, 1t has pleased an All-Wise
Providence to remove Il esteemed
brother, Michael Hanley. aud
Whereas, BY his death the AssotIa
ton. loses one of its most active mem
bers and his family a Kind father, there
fore,
Resolved, That while bowling with sub
mission to the divine Will, We sincere y
dep!orc the loss Of our uepar ed friend
and co-w0rked i'll the cau"s we repres-
ent.
Resolved. That this society tender
their heartfelt sympathy to the family
oftlle deceased in this sad bereavement.
Resolved, That while we deplore his
loss we feel that he has left us an cX
ample of n wcll-spent life, and Il name
beloved ~ hereVer known.
Resolved, That a copy of these res0lu'
tons be furnished the family of the de-
ceased.
5 JOIN T; - sx Sny,x, Committee,
JNo. b. NALTY
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
Eunal 10 The EncrgRnrY.

During Mardi Gtas the CITY no.e' wa'
crowded from cellar to dome with people.
but the efficient proprie,og>, Mes4rs. Mum
ford 4 Watson, had ;heir force OF employees
so well trained that every guest received
proper attention and could mae 10 con
plant. The City Hotel is the prpulat
house FIR Ni5,issippians, and oil ra 9;eat
Inducements to the travelling public, suci.
as fine fare, clean rooms and SET ocds. All
for the low price of - 50 per day. Fry
die City the mex; time you 50 to New Or
leans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
roR SCHOOL rRUsrEEs.
Comfy Law Makers.

The Board Of Supervisors have been in
session since Monday. The most OF the
tlnr has been taken MP making allowances,
reccising the report Of TIE TaS-Collector
the report OF the Treasurer and the reports
of heroad oyerseers. From the report Of
Treasurer we see that : er has on hand
.523 20 II RI. ,c1 II land X nd
efhod thai cnf = Gofe,
sleAitls ana CONSUMPTION,
~. Leans Cough Lang Heal
.,. ,ies. A. ihsy dissolve in your
Il healing gas Is generated and
MID. p~ermeates and comes in direct
can Mct, will cure Throat and Lane
.t,aaees- 'rrial Boxes, hv mill, 25cts
Sr.IJ. IL. Mclean ai5 Chestnut St
~ II llls.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
LlyEST MAN OF BROOKHAYEN.
Ca t..5. a. Notwithstanding
AbOut HEis En tcrpriscs.
Complete Foundry and Machine shop.

Brookhaven has many institutions that
among them are the enterprises of Capt,
j.. A. Hoskins. Capt. Hoskins' name has
been associated with our city since its first
streets were cleared, and he is denominat,
ed, and properly too, the Invest and most
thorough-goIng man here. lie is n man
that laughs at obstacles and overrides all
that are thrown across his path. He is an
energetic, go-ahead fellow, one Of the git
up and git" sort who never says "die'-nn
institution with in himself.
But let Us sec what Capt. Hoskins is do
ing. Just beyond the male academy
is his foundry. Now we imagine
people from a distance will exclSim,
"TIas Brookbaven got a f~oundry?'
Y&s and a large one, built of
brick, with capacity for casting any thing
from a plow point to a steam engine. The
foundry is provided with every thing nee
essary for the execution Of fine work, in
Gliding several hundred patterns Of all con-
ccivable designs, and the skiilful foreman,
Mr.. Joseph Connerly, informs Us that ev-
cry job turned out from the establishment
has given perfect satisfaction. Any and
all kind OF castings are made, and special
attention is given gin and mill work.
Adjoining the foundry is the machine
shop, where the clanking Of planning ma
chimes and iron la,hcs is heard from seven
in the morning TO six in the, evening.
There machinery ef all kinds is made and
repaired. And here we might say a few
words in reference to the support of home
institutions. Capt. lIoskins has a com.
plete foundry and machine shop, he EN-
ploys the best mechanics in the country, is
prepared to do work as good and as cheap
as any similar establishment in the South,
and spen!s his money among his home
people, gives employment to fifty hands,
and should receive the business OF this
and adj Dining counties. Those needing
machinery or casting' slou!H, by all
means, examine Capt. lIo, kins' work and
prices before sending off.
In addition to his foundry and machine
shop Capt. !Ioskins conducts several other
enterprises. He has one Of the largest
saw mills in the State, and it is kept run-
ains all the time 10 supply tue Immense
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08

SINCE tho last month the circulation Of
THE LEDuER has been greatly increased
Seldom a day passes but new names are
added to our list. We are very grateGu
for the support extended the paper from
the people of this and adjoining counties
and hope to always publish IL %journa
worthy Of the support Of the pubic
To those OF our friends who have interest
ed themselves in behalf of TIE Ledger
we return thanks, and hope all sub|cr'ber'
who wish the paper well will recommenc
it 10 their %ncighbors.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
AROUND TOWN.

The March winds are whistling arcun'
the corners.
Bishop Green will be here on the 2lt
and 22d inst.
We learn the Misses Gar man will 500
open a millinery establishment here.
Bob Withers' horse ran away .Sunda
week, and broke up 4 very fine buggy.
You can now get the New Orleans dai
lies from the trains for five cents per copy
There are two passenger trains each wa,
now every day. This is a great conve
nicnce to the public.
1t has been suggested by those who have
i right to sp,ak that Dixon be elected
Mar.hal for life.
Active garden preparations ere going
on. In times as hard AZ these ege4y fami
~ should have a good slrden.
Messrs. Johnson & Burlinc have openec
a sAdd!ery esttblishment on Rlilroad
avenue, in the old p~Jstoaiee building.
There wa. i notice sc; up for las, week ;
paper to the eff.ct that Capt. Burke hld
Withdrawn from tn contest for Mayor, bu;
with other matter, it va, pied.
sEr. ". L. Mitchell, late Of the Wirone
Fee PesS, VAS in QUIZ city las; week. He
has settled in CopiAh county. and VIII try
the healthy exercise o. farming.
Mrs. srib'e., a lady Of over ninety Yeas
OF age, and oae Of tn heirs 0! the grea;
Jennings estate Of England, died here on
the 23d nit. and WAS buried sunday morn
ing, the 25tl nj.
The Fhise,ria t~ojayi1a has been favor
ably mentioned by all the papers Of the
SAFE. The Brandon Repetition %inyi,cs the
fair editors Of the CoIcyidn to attend The
Press Convention at Holly Springs in June.
The Hebrew ball Of Wednesday night,
the 2S,h ult., MAS 4 recherche affair, Mr..
Mark Kliser performed several cAvice
airs on his violin, and the evening pas ed
of most asreeahly to all present. Oar
Jewish c~it;z>ns are great lovers OF fun, and
wh'teTer they ul12ri4ae Is always a sue
cess,
Tbs Superintendent Of Education in
forms Us that he viii only be able to run
tie public schools Of this county for about
Two months. This falls far short OF the
promise7 made by the Democratic canvass
ets. The Superintendent viii soon puh,
fish, through these columns, al article re
8arding lhe schools.
Atrbo meeting q the Hi5ernil, ls4,ei-
,.,,n "a, s,,s,.b tho Il,yipy ,r.mr.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-03-08
No More Sick iieauarlp.

Our enterprising Druggists, D~aughtrr &
Snylie, have received some of that old anC
reliable remedy which has been in list
thirty-six wears and never falls to cure al
affections arising from Il torpid and dis
eased Liver, known as the cd original DR.
40. Simmons Liver Medicine put up il
yellow wrappers and the likeness of The
cid Doctor upon each package. Put up il
Chattanooga, Tenn, only. NJ. a. ThedLorc
| & Co., Sole proprietors. jan. / Gn