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Agents Wanted for the illustrated
Universal History

4 Char and Guaehs HEO-yS az aaIie"i
couuspeing With the Earliest PsrIots ard spd-
ing With the nost recent Iupnrt1nt ETentt ID
eIadiny the Tsreo- REIFtsa RG, lie Admlni.trs-
doc Of Pr0i6sDt Hayes, ee SBgOks IN oaE
Law pree quick ,.lss, e1tra tsras Addrett
my97 Ic. Mecuapf q CO., Phlilcelp, b, Pa.
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DUPONT,S
Wheeling Powder Agency

Ihays at oil times In Magazine q large
stock Of the above celebrated Powder,
VIZ: Rife, Sporting In cans), Blasting
snd Mining, 10 metallic packages which
will sell st Wholesale ct manufacturers
prices. have Portable Magazines Of
diaerent slrss for chipping and will dsIiy.
Or free on cara or boat. This Powder
. unequaled In strength and quality.
jeIi n. REILLY, Sole Agent
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HYGEtA HOTEL

i ULp POINT CONF0kII VA
ali The year, With ample capacity Tor 600 EneE1
HM al modern tmproItmentH, elevator, ps and
electric bsIA In tTgT roam. paier, bIth-Fooml
and elosets On each foor. Stx daily mhlS, AID
teIegfaph ofaee. Fifteen To uenty antelsa Iteam-
s1 ahd dhly, sIesPt s1edIy, 80 yards iron the
and sod from My until November. Boating;
aIhInx and diving especially attractive. Seed
jof eircasr des1ihtng 6Ygisnie IdT1ntaSss. Term,
q % to 8 80 per dIy, according 70 lOaton o.
nnmber In room, length d stay etc
mys q. PHoEBUs, Proprietor.
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The far. BY boat from New York to
Boston has been reduced to 81 20.
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DUE LEAF LAHD-Isaos, Barslh HLlf
Barrels PRls md HalI PaIlS. espenW 70 he
boo1d "RSe.sd" Lard, unsh q uhtse u gnst
o. tood. DC L5II "a
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Or. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
Restores manhood and the vtgor Of youth % ths
mot shlttsred constitution In four webs. FAIL
URE INVISIBLE This hie-restennS renedy
lhoald b tak6n By al about to marry, q Sh0
have become veakened iron Hrea o. Hny othd
esnss. s1eees In sVay aN Las oItEtn -
yltg q1snehs thlrIt g Pr 80 ssnf rnyshie:
SoIS leant, Or. JOSEPH JACQUES. UniVent1
Plaza New Yak. OFupoisil Sglpaed. ~
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No 10 90 Saturday nigh, hn 10 euuneaaal,u
Chie,so o. eipduiky.
Pullman tL.ss, Drawing Reon and Eeeptna
Cars on I'll tight Isiins.
cOss eonpto,ien, ne made fGr al po'na south
md southwest S0rth sbd Northwest making thh
. desirable rputs iaE oolonisb and p1soLi moving
% The Eret West, and % whom particular atiea-
uoa Is sirSn.
WHEELING. PrrTa AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave Whetlng-.------tu = n I9S p q.
1IIsdePhta Aoeonm1dIuon
Laves whetlins....--..---...6t q n $50 n n.
CBuRcH TA,IS-Surda.s only.
Lave WhotllnE..-----..-.--.1 % 4 n. Ito p. u
Leave totHt Ntlls...---.-..--.s Is q. N. 500 p =.
1ieEsu 70 ali principal poInu @ nIs Al GxpoI
Ono opea ai al hour during The day.
lhtGrmAton To The tIlTsling pablo ehssrtRiy
given. ". N CLkARsTS ~ d Z.
Il {. pEvRIEs, Gsn7 AssGL KhsllrE
nylt
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are found 70 exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Or. c. MeLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for "all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without o rival.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, 90.
DHGNN SALOON { RESTAURANT
L No. 8 WASHINGTON HALL

This stIblihnsnt IN, hen attod up rsErdIsa
Of txpSnS, and Il Sithout doabt The h1ndsomsIt
lnd most attractive place Of the hnd In the dty.
The Restaurant cannot Be surpassed anyEhOrS,
and the Bar cnntA1ns the ehdeet WinOs, lIquou
and GgHrL Clam coup every morning BDd even
Ing. Concert 81 Rnlfs cd saloon, No ltS7 MErkss
STREE, eTSry Saturday sTsnins By Krtner'I unri.
vailed orehaanL rs
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WHITE eoAP Vim ussh nars s0ths IN n
hogr thsa any otheE lind d sapi d0n't yGa totsst
SATIN CLOS PLOUR, tbs h~ooesvtist enIy
m oome ~ Mor4s vith lis BROOKE GoUG.
~ MILK CEll. Anof The above At
~ LEW u. MoRRI2-Ehasd.
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AND FEVER.

AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
As a simple purgativs they are
unequaled.
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ON AsD AFTER WEDNESDAY, The ioA
" Inst Can on the nhtsIlng . Elm Grove 4
L. viii IGn 4, follow Can vii leave tns Cry
leOrnsr d Mail lei Ln1 Ea'snth SUI and stEmaf
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II " OHIO.
The Haryest-Fruit Crop-Fore.
bodings Of Eyil-The Remedy.
The LOWER ONO, June II.


c~orrspsDdsnes Of the Dlly IntslllssDeer.
Harvest in thi. region has been pro-
crossing for some time. l saw barley in
shock two weeks ago. Wheat harvest
commenced last week and Is still going
forward. The yield is magnificent. 1t is
years since such = crop as the present has
been gathered. To-day, however, tor.
rents ofrain are falling; and many per.
sons are fearful that It may be the com.
meneenent Of 3 time Of moisture which
would work incalculable damage. Very
likely this Is borrowing trouble.
FRUIT.
This section OF the country ~reioices in
the prospect Of 4 great abundance oftruit
Strawberries are gone, and r~aspberries
are going rapidly. In The immediate
locality where / am writing there is the
promise Of = vast crop Of peaches. At a
meeting Of the growers the other day in
the nsighboring county in Kentucky they
seemed TO agree that they would have
about one hundred thousand bushels for
shipment 10 other markets. / have seen
the whole amount 10 be shipped from
this immediate vicinity, including both
aides Of the river, placed st three hun.
dred thousand BUSHES.
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BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.

DI "NI VE
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
MeLASE's LIVER PrLLs.
Each wrapper bears thesignatures
ofC. MoLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
ND country storekeepers generally.
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Trains leaving CalunGus 1t 8 70 !. =. AID eS2sA.
n, run dbly. Through Chicago express lsses
cdumbus daily, s1esPt sunday, al 81 ,. E,stth
tlssping aI I~iIlehedI IravmS IN Chicago d 10
next ndrning. BxrtEi Can Be scuIed IN AdNnos
al UnA0n Depot Ticket Oree, Columbus.
Pullmap's PRIAcs UlSiBg Hom rLeeping cEs
through without Change from stenhspylle and Co
St LOuiL
Fer through Tickets, Barsnse CHECKS sleeping
Car H~ceonmodatlonA md snT further Inforusdo1,
spply 70 Jus. n. bEILt With, netst Agsnt u
Pan handle Depot foot o. Eleventh Itfeet, o. %
City IiekSt oGSs, under MeLafs h01Se, WheelIng.
o. ". CALDWELL,
GenI Manages, Columbus, o.
g II. FELruE, ia,
W. L UkRIEN,
oea'I Pas. and Ticket Agent, calumbus, o.
myi6
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-08-08
From Nineteenth District.

At meeting held by large number of
the voters of the 10th district, on August
LIST, 1878 at Pocahontas for the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates to represent
our district in the GubernatoriaI Conven-
ton to be held at Bolivar, Tenn, August
5th, 1873, organized by appointing G. L.
Irwin, chairman and J. r Wooster, secre-
tary. Resolved 1st, that Thomas Shea, A.
c. helms, John A. Wilson, R B. Bass, G..
W. Garrett, G. NJ. Nolen, J. L. Rosson and
J. P. Wooster, be appointed delegates to
represent this district in said convention.
2nd, Resolved that we are in full accord
with the action of the Chamber of Com
merce OF Memphis, Tenn, in relation to the
unobstructed navigation of Hatchie river.
3rd, Resolved in response to suggestions
made to us by other districts, that our
friend and neighbor, ]. L. Rosson would be
with them an acceptable member to repre-
sent these views in the Legislature, a warm
advocate OF the free navigation of Hatchie
river, which his past career in the Legisla-
tive hall, viii prove to the people of Harde-
man county, while we say this we would
say to the people of the county, if they
want his services in this matter they know
the man and where to find him without his
immediate neighbors urging his claims.
Said resolutions were adopted: On motion
the Bolivar Bulletin was requested to
publish them. J. P. WOOSTER,
Secretary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-08-08
County Convention.

The citizens of Hardeman county,
met at the Courthouse in Bolivar, Mon
day, August 9th, 1873, in pursuance OF
call of Democratic executive commit
tee in mass convention, when the fol
lowing business was transacted:
Gen. r. P. Nicely, chairman Of
Democratic Executive Committee
stated as the object of the convention,
the selection of delegates to represent
Hardeman county, at Gubernatorial
Convention atNashville, August 18th.
1873.
On motion of Col. Rosson, a com
mittee on permanent organization
consisting of one from each district
was appointed by the chair, viz: No. 1
j. 7. Lowe, No. 2, w. F. Hancock,
No. 3, John J. Polk, No. 4, Jno. Har.
din, No. 5, w. A. Caruthers, No. G.
G. A. Miller, No. 7, A. H. Rose, No.
s, VIM. McKinnie, No. 8, not repre-
scented, No. 10, j. B. Russell, No. II,
not represented, No. II, Zach Simp
son, No IS, w. F. Price, No. IA, W.
J. Blair, No. Is, T. J. Rufin, No. 16,
John Murdaugh, No. II. Z. j. Hud,
son, No. 18, VIM. Rush, No. 10,
Thomas Shea.
Committee on permanent Organiza,
ton reported for permanent chairman,
r. H. Wood; permanent secretarys,
w. S. Armistead and John Hardin.
On motion of Judge Fentress a
committee of 5, on resolutions was ap.
pointed by the chairman. consisting OF
Hon. James Fentress, Thomas Shea,
w. E. Davis, A. H. Rose and John
7. Lowe. Gen. Nicely moved that
each civil district select two delegates
from their respective districts to rep
resent this county in Gubernatorial
Convention, which was adopted, and
thereupon the following delegates
were appointed:
District No. l, D c Wells and W A Lowe
?, J Ferguson and J R McKinnie
" 8, Thomas Polk and Orris Harriss
4, Thompson Allen and Jno. Hardin,
3" 5, H Clinton and w A Caruthers
6, R H Wood and R P Nicely
q" Z, A II Rose and w r Newbern
8, Ed Carter and NJ Webb.
9, U A West and Tandy Russell.
4" 10, ] A Manson and P NJ Crawford
IL, John r Reaves and NJ Lambeth.
D." u, Zach Simpson and David Bishop,
" 13, r n Mitchell and c c Mcdaniel
II, w Blair and F Nuckolls.
Is, r Anderson and H Hillhouse
" Is, G BMcClendon and Jno Murdaugh
d" II, T ] Hudson and Thomas Harriss
" Is, William Rush and James Mccain.
" 10, G w Garrett and L Rosson.
Alternates from 10, Thomas Shea and
R Bass.
Gen. Nicely moved that any Demo
cratic citizen of Hardeman county,
who may be in Nashville at the time
of the Gubernatorial Convention be
authorized and empowered to act as
delegate to said convention, which
motion was adopted.
Hon. James Fentress, chairman of
committee on resolution reported the
following resolution which was
adopted. Resolved that we are ep-
posed to reputation of any honest
debt, by either the State or any indi-
vidual, and that we favor an early
adjustment of the State debt on basis
alikejust and honorable to the State
and the holder of its securities.
Resolved, that we favor there-open-
ing of Hatchie river for navigation.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
Secretaries. { c. A. MILLER,
"0'i e'''i io''' JOHN HARDIN.
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Convention in District No. Four.

The citizens of district number four, OF
Hardeman county, met in convention at
Lafayette Academy on the LIST inst. w. NJ.
Norment was called to the chair and j. \.
Moore was appointed secretary. Whereup-
on the following business was transacted:
The chairman explained to the convention
the object of the meeting was to appoint
delegates to go to Bolivar on the 5th instant
to select delegates to attend the Gubernatorial
Convention, to meet at Nashville the 18th
instant. On motion the following delegates
were selected:--W. T. Cross, w. H. Sed-
J. w. Wilkes, w. E. Davis, r. A. Jones,
J. n. Smith These duties being discharg
ed, the following preamble and resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted:
Whereas natures God has furnished this
county with great thoroughfare in the
form of Hatchie river to facilitate the trans
portation of the various products raised by
the energy of her people upon the fertile
soil adjacent thereto, and whereas we a por-
ton of HaFdeman county's citizens think
that injustice has been done the enterpris-
ing people of this country too long already
by distractions having been placed across
said stream. Therefore be it resolved first
that it is the wish of the people of this dis
trict that our representative in the next Leg
isIature of this State be requested, and he
is hereby earnestly solicited to use all rea-
sonable means in his power to secure the
enactment of law that Will repossess the
people of this county of 4 great natural
right, and transportation facility, that has
been wrongfuIIy wrenched from their grasp
by the railroad vampires of this country.
Second, resolved that a longer delay in
asserting our right to this navigabIe stream
would be detrimental to our financial interest,
and derogatory to our character as freemen
capable Of guarding or enjoying the bless
ing afforded Us BY a beHifcent Creator.
Third resolved thatwe hereby tender our
sincere thanks to the Chamber of Commerce
at Memphis, for the promised aid in this
movement. The Bolivar Bulletin was re-
quested to publish the proceedings. No 9TH
er business, the convention adjourned sine dis.
VIM. NJ NoRMENT,
J. A. MOORE, Chairman.
Secretary.
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A DIseased Liver.

Duncans Liver and Kidney Medicine is a cure for
all aseshaving their origin in diseased state o
the kidney OF liver such as sick headache, dyspep-
sia, swimming in the head, less of appetite, bad
taste in the mouth, heartburn, tenderness or full.
ness over the region Of stomach, cramp collie, COS
tivness, papitation of the heart pain in the back
sides and limbs and all diseases peculiar to females
We can say to our friends that the above medicine
is just what it is represented TO be, and is pro
nounced by every one who has used it far superior
10 any liver medicine they have ever used We
know that it gives better satisfaction than any We
have ever sold. Knowing 1t 10 he purely vegetable
we can recommend it to suffering friends. Price
70 cents For sale by r. NJ. Hammer, druggist.
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Notice to Mothers.

A sure remedy Tor teething children, and
all bowel affections, such As diarrhoea, SUM
mcr complaint, bloody fux and gripping
pains in the stomach and bowels, in both
young and old
DIR: DUECAN's BLACKBERRY ELIXIR,
is far superior to any and ali preparations
that has ever been used in the treatment OF
the above diseases; it never fails to relieve
when taken in time and according to direc-
tions. 1t Is an Elixir made from the berry
and the root of the plant and therefore con-
tains ali the medical virtues Of the plant, OF
which everyone is acquainted. 1t abates
all inward fevers, counteEacts and removes
every cause that = calculated to irritate OF
infame the stomach or bowels 1t Is pleas
ant TO take and perfectly harmless. Physi-
clans are prescribing and recommending it
every where. Price 30 cents. Prepared
by c. ?. DUNCAN, Jackson, Tenn.
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The Liver is the imperial organ Of the
whole human system, as it controls the life,
health and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds OF
ailments are the natural result. The diges-
ton of food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and ner-
vous system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's Ad-
gust Flower is unequalled in curing all per-
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plaintJ and all the numerous symptoms that
result from an unhealthy condition Of the
Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try,
10 cents. Positively sold in all town on the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that it Is just what you want. jly18 If
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The Madison county Democracy
Preamble and Resolutions.

The Madison county Democracy
speaks:
Preamble and Resolutions.
Whereas, there is no proposition
whatever before the people of Tennes-
see looking to an adjustment of tn.
State debt.
And, whereas, The financial policy
of the country has produced unprece-
dented hard times and made it impos-
siblc for the people to bear heavy bur
dens of taxation; and, whereas, it is
impracticabIe for the people of Ten
nessee to assume furthere responsible
ty until there is relief to the country
through Federal legislation:
Therefore be it resolved, That it is
the sentiment of the Democracy of
Madison county in convention assem-
bled that we are opposed to any higher
rate Of taxation at this time than may
be necessary to defray the current ex-
penses of the State government, the
payment of interest on the school
fund and on bonds held by charitable
ms titutions and those known as the
Hermitage bonds.
Resolved, That in the event the
creditors of the State make bona fde
proposition of settlement, that said
proposition shall be submitted to the
people in the election of Representa-
tives to the General Assembly.
Resolved, That we regard the organ
ization of the Democratic party as a
matter of primary Importance, and to
that end and that harmony may pre-
vail, We deprecate all strained efforts
at forcing issues that are not german
to the occasion.
Rr:,olved, That our delegates to the
convention at Nashville on the 18th
inst. be and are hereby instructed to
use their best efforts to have the prin-
cipIes and policy of these resolutions
embodied in the platform of the party.
jackson Tribune and Sun.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-08-08
From Memphis, Tenn.
JULY Both, 1878.
Messrs. Editors:

OOL1 OOtHy 1910
Messrs Editors:
In times like these, when the country is
racked with violent pains as of 4 disordered
state of affairs, it becomes us to look around
US nd find bold and courageous sentinels
to guard the watchtoWers of our liberties
A public man ought to be bold and courag-
eous. He ought to be a man of position, de-
cision, caste. He ought to be able to lash
himself to the mast of principle, and be able
to guard against the siren voices OF the
| hour. We are entering upon a new era OF
national life. The young manhood of the
State, planting itself upon the constitution
and the laws is beginning to come to the
front. 1t is new day. The courage, the
manhood, the ability of our land must now
be drafted into service. If we can find a
man Of ability, man of talent, man OF
integrity, man of power, even this is not
enough; man must have more. Archim-
iades had the principle, but he needed the
lever and the fulcrum. We have many
men of fair ability, of fair talent, of fair
parts. But we want more. We want 4 man
that is in sympathy with the people; that
can kindle in the young manhood devo-
ton to the new National life, that can i'm
part to it the inspiration of his own powers
and ability and genius. We have a great
country. We need sentinels, instinct with
life, that can touch the great heart beat of
the people. By our western border flows
the great river upon whose bosom floats the
wealth of the valley. Upon our hills and
valleys grow productions capable of enrich
ing people. In our homes live and toll
and work people that in the near future
will make themselves felt in the great in
dustries of the nation. We have a grand
constitution and a grand civilization.
Opening up before us is 4 scene if we are
toilers and workers, if We are true, that
will startle a people and dazzle nation.
With such state, such resources, such a
future, such destiny ought we not to be
careful in selecting a sentinel for the watch
towersi We have no word of complaint
for past laborers. We have no inquest to
make into their stewardship. Suffice it to
say our destiny is in our hands. We nave q
! free district, and believing in rotation in
Office we have young man of courage, ca
pacity, talent, manhood, equal to the place
He is bold, fearless, outspoken. He has
been tried and no man that ever met him
in debate has had reason to boast himself
Of an easy task. The past eight years have
| fitted him for leadership. His youth and
courage, and manhood, and new national
impulses gather around his name, and al
ready he is strong, strong indeed in the
countyeof his birth, and no one in old Shell
by can question this fact. In city and
country,i in the field and workshops the name
| of Gen. Luke E. Wright is already canvass
ed, and the finger points of destiny have
selected him for the leadership in this Con-
| gressional race.
] ITrNyTTrG
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-08-08
4 Remarkable Result.

# makes no difference hcag many phvsi
cians,or how much medicine YOU have tried
it is now an established fact Il It German
Syrup IS the only remedy which has given
compI satisfaction IN severe cases of lang
Disess-s. II is true there are yet thousands
Of persons who are predisposed to throat and
lung affections, Consumption, Hemorrhages,
asthma, severe colds settled on the breast
Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, &c, who
ffave no personal kuowledse OF Boschee'-
German Syrup. To such we would say chat
$4,000 dezen were sold last year without
ole complaint. Cons,,mptives Try just one
bottle. Regular size - cents Sold by all
druggists in America. maY2Iyr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-08-08
From District No. Is.
CRAEEsvILLE, Aug. /,

CRAEEsvILLE, Aug. l, 1873.
The citizens of the 18th District met in
vRiItion August 1st, for the purpose Of
eleetir,g delegates to attend the convention
at Bolivar for the purpose Of sending dele
gates to Nashville to nominate man for
Governor, when the following were appoint
ed: W H. Ammons, D. S Webb, Nat Hud-
dlesto a. David Keistler, NJ. H. Jernegan.
Motion carried that any person from 18th
District being in Bolivar on the 9th be
added to this delegation.
Mo ion passed that the proceedings Of
this convention be sent to the Bolivar Bull
letin for publication.
r. Y. MFTCHELL, Chairman
JULIUS CRAWFORD, Sec'y.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-08-08

For the speedy and certain cure of all
malarial diseases, no medicine has yet bccd
invented equal to DR.. c. p. Duncan's ccie-
brated Chill Tonic. It contains rs arsenic,
strychnine, or quinine, in any form; conse-
quently it produces none of the bad effects
which so commonly result from the use
of those mineral and poisonous medicines.
Duncan's Chill Tonic is purely vegetable,
and purifes and builds the impoverished
Blood, giving tone and strength to the whole
system-one bottle equal to Three Dollars
worth of Quinine. For sale by r. NJ.
Hammer, druggist.