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FIRST YEAR.
Latin Grammar, tB)
Natural History.
elementary Algebra,
Rhetoric.
Natural Philosophy,
Physiology,
High Arithmetic, tB)
Physical Geography,
English Grammar,
THIRD YEAR.
Cicero's select orati'ns
Virgil's E.neid,
Greek Readers,
Anaba sis.
German Reader,
Trigonometry,
Mensuration, survey
Navigation, ling,
Constitution U. S.,
Political Economy,
Chemistry,
Exercises in Compos
throughout the cours,
original orations, wri
etC W OUIRL
, 1878-05-24
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Ihls Department is the MOST IMpoRTANr.
ana we propose doing thorough work in build
ing the groundwork tor iuture education.
Oir 'l,i system oI instruction embraces the latest
plans and most approved systems for
AWAKENING AND INsTRUCTING
the young mind, and at the same time teach
ing 1t to think for itself ACCuRATLLY and
READILY. The abcdariums are taught from
Wilson'S Family and school Charts, until they
learn to read, and then plss in order, AT the
sumo tllne receiving oral instructions in Lam
Suage, Combinations of Numbers Drnwin,r
Penmanship and Geog rqphy.
, 1878-05-24
CALENDAR
TUITION:

Tuition Is charged from date of entrance TO
close OF term, and must be paid in advance.
No deduction will be made except in cases of
protrIcted illness.
academic Aca Depart for term of 10 weeks. 80 90
nraiilllhr - .. 80
1 1 r!ihuI Iy " =. 90
Latin, Greek, housekeeping and German
each extra. ............,.. = 50
NJ. g. ROYAL, Principal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
WORSE THAN INDIANS,

Sunday amusements in Texas are not
calculated to encourage emigration
to that State from peacable, law-abidipe
communities. Last Sunday near Sum.
nervllle, masked men surrounded the
house of John Stull and threw tor.
pedoes through the windows. The
frightened inmates rushed out, and two
OF them. Stuit the owner of the house,
aud visitor named Rufus Saith, We're
shot dead. Smiths wife who also
rushed out of the house with her baby
IN her arms, was wounded, and even
the child Was not permitted to escape
uniDjured. The motive of the murders
is not stated, but AS the election took
place SIX weeks ago, it could hardly be
political. Who will dispute, after this,
ssat there are saw ges other than the
Comanehes in Texas.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
DUPLICATION FOR LETTERS
o. AO"liNIS TaATioa.

iN .tAo Dis.rieS Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Ia aud for humboldt cn,,'ts N4''' III
Al the matter ofthe estate Of Che ,ley Lamanoa
deceased
N"'ice lof posting appiicati IN for lette q ~
administration
suffice Is hereby given thai isabella Inn,
, nas nieu win the clerk OF tins uOure .,,,A,i
me p,aylns i1f letters OF Administrator ~
that Monday tine %, day OF ,,ecsro5 .eeu' anu
1910, ~ ~ o'clock Of said day, bein~ d a. ~ =;
regular term OF this Uourt, 60 WE. NC, ~9 VI
pe.1ocr Term, 1878, at minnemu.c, III ,ne
polus county, Nevada, has been n.t Nv huui
ing eaid petition, when aud where snv w. 1 nsar
tha may appear AID sho. ca ,s -, win Sp
1s s.d petition i,e SHOULD not be granted. way
j.. Ii. JOB, CLERK
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
NotIc' of Order to Show Cause

III the Fourth Judicial Dstrlc, Court i'm and for
Humboldt county Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate Of NJ Do,lev
doce fsed.
"'"er o show cause why order TO sell real
estate should not b. g,anled.
Patrick Reed, the Administrator Of The es,a,e
~, "a Dohley, deceased, having flied his petit.
.,oh herein prayieg for an order of sc ~ M
siio ieal ests To Oh said deceased for the pur.
pose tnefein SET forth 1t is therefore ordered
~ w Judge OF said Court that an persons in.
,etessed Ia the estate OF said deceased annt.,r
oeioro the said District Court ON N. fotn tav
% ~. 1Ahuary, 1879. &C 10 o'clock A. NJ az SAID
u's d. ths Courtroom Of said Court In Wfnn..
'i nuooa, huIAbolit county. Nevld' t. shov
go" W! IA order she0ld not be granted To
me sa1d Administrator to sell All the r.sI
a. .'o OF the SAID ie2e .ed at public ale. npu
~ 9 py OF his oeder be published AZ least
~. successive weeks in toe SILVER srArr
uIItmspap z priated aad published 10 said
humboldt county, '
Jrao. p WIN. s. BoNNlFIELD.
'u1ee fourth' Judicial District Court of Nav
IL, 1913. deel2.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
A cay AGAINST CARPErBAGGERs

Marcus D. Boruck. Secretary of the
Republican State Central Committee of
California, and editor of the great
centaur journal of the Pacific Coast. the
San Francisco Spirit of the Times, is
out in a strong article in his paper
against carpetbaggers. 1t appears that
the President. who in the goodness of
his heart, feels that it devolves upon
him to provide every Ohio man with
lucrative office. is filing the most ion.
portant Federal positions in California
with carpetbaegers from the Buckeye
State. This of course is displeasing to
California Republicans. who Justly feel
that they are entitled to some considera-
ton, and leads Mr.. Boruck to use the
following language. which in anything
but a pronounced Republican paper,
would be considered reasonable:
The importation of carpetbaggers in.
to this State, to hold positions 10 the
Federal offices. must be stopped; or it
may be deemed best to cast vote in
this State that will assist in bringing
about a change in its administration.
Even the Immaculate Rutherford B.
Hayes does not hesitate to demand
places for his particular friends in the
public Federal offices of California
There are Californlans enough, deserv-
ing men, to fill these places, without
importing any froM the f .st.
There is direct threat from as
staunch Republican as exists, that.
unless Mr.. Hayes changes bis tactics
and stops sending his friends from
Ohio to fill Federal positions in Cali
fornla, 1t may be deemed best to let the
stale go against the Administration.
Mr.. Boruck is undoubtedly right in his
opposition to carpetbag officials. There
are plenty of men in California we'll
qualified to fill all Federal Offices in the
State. who would gladly accept such
positions. and besides, it is not right
for Mr.. Hayes to throw off on the men.
who at the last PresidentiaE election.
swelled the vote of San Francisco to
$1,000. which. according to tn report
OF the Registrar of the city, is SIX or
eight thousand more than the whole
number of legal voters 10 the city. and
thus carried the State of California for
Hayes by about 1900 majority. Every
falr minded person will admit that Mr..
Boruck has just cause for complaint.
particularly as every member of the
Florida and Louisiana Returning
Boards have been provided with fat
Federal offices.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
MASONIC SOCIAL.
United States MarShalS Sale.

10y VIRTUE of an execution issued out
1D Of and under the seal Of the United
States Circuit Court in and for the Ninth
Circuit and district of Nevada ON the 7th day
OF December A. ID. 1878, upon judgment upon
the second day OF december a. ID 1878, in
said Court rendered in favor OF y. Green
hood, plaintiff, and against the Rye Patch
Consol dated Mill and Mining, Company, de-
PENDANTS, for the sum of twenty Thousand,
Six hundred aud nlnety-one dollars $780,
gu OO) be ides Interest on said sum, together
with costs OF suit and accruiny C SITS and DIS
bursements, having levied upon and taken in
execution the following described property,
to wit
THAT certain claim and mining right on
that certain lode or vein situate i'll Echo
aiming District. humboldt county, nevada,
and known and described rs the Alpha mine
being tue same property conveyed to l.. W.
Greenwich by +. Al. Howell, Constable of Rye
Patch township, HUMBOLDT county, Nevada,
July, 1876, and Recorded ia Book 20 OF Deeds,
pages 299, 80 and 3o:, Humboldt county,
Nevada, records.
Also fifteen hundred feet (l500ft) on that
certain ledge OF silver bearing rock situate in
Echo Aiming District, Humboldt county,
Nevada, aud known aud described as the
nSas, and being the same as conveyed by
Clal kson Cody to Isaac Beech by deed
dated June u, 1871.
Also sixteen hundred feet 160Of on that
certain vein or lode situate in Echo Mining
District, aud known 10 the Butte lode or
claim.
Also certain stream of water running from
the hill through Panther Canyon on the land
hereafter described, and all the bitches.
fumes, pipes, tanks, aud water works thereto
belonging or herewith Connected and the
east one-nalf of tue northeast one-fourth OF
section iweniy, Township thirty. North Range
th1r y-three East, Mount Di1blo Base and
Mer1dian, together with the quartz mill aud
houses tnefeon erected, about 7Ou0 tons tall
Jugs and all aud singular the tenements,
heredItaments and appIrtenances thsreunto
belonging.
Notice Is hereby given that ON MONDAY,
the SIX tH DAY OF JANUARY, A, ID, 1879, be-
tween the hours of nine O'Clock ia the morn
log and five o'clock III the evening to Wi: at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, | Will, in
trout OF TIA : mill said company, at the tswn
OF Rye PaIch, humboldt county, Nevada, ex-
pose 10 sale AZ public auction, To the lghest
bidder for cash, u. 5. gold COIN, ia hand paid
ali the light, title and interest the d~ien1auts,
ye Patcn Consolidated Mill aud MiaIng
Company, had on The I'd day OF De ;embec,
A. u. 1915, or at any time thereafter, Of III aud
To the property above described. or s. mach
thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy paid
judgment, costs and sccruiug costs
Witness, AUuUorUo ASH.
U. 5. Marshal for D.sttict of Nevads.
By b. l.. MCLAtS, Deputy.
Dated Rye Patch, december IL, A. ID. 1873.
decI3-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
7 e. Z C n a PHEC,
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Twelve Years for Murder.

OMAHA, Dee, IL.
The trial OF JAS G.. Burke. for the
murder Of Morris Welhl, was concluded
this morning by the jury returning a
verdict of guilty of murder in the
second degree. and recommending that
he be not sentenced to the full extent
at the law. Burke is a professional
gambler, ind in September last was
playing pool with WelLl, who finally
owed him $40 aud refused to settle
and also greatly abused Burke. Burke
went out. got "a revolver, and In Is
minutes foand Weihl and shot him IN
Abe region of the heart. killing him
almost instantly. Burke was this
morning sente need to 10 years in the
Penltentlary.
senator Sar0ents Movements.
WAsHINGToN, b. II.
Senator Sargent. in accordance With
abs advice OF his physicians. left Wash
G2son yesterday for an absense of five
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13

At the last general election j.. A
Bell. Democrat. and Martin Thomas.
Republican, were opposing candidates
for Justice of the Peace at Belmont.
Each received ll9 votes. and of course
neither was elected. A special election
was held and Bell was elected by five
majority.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
a CARO-.

ia ~ al who are suffering from the errors and
earlv aeon, OF ;outh, nervous weakno a
re.,,u LAY loss OF manhood. sc Il y III nd
init ar.s sss Wv wsii cure yo1. rR&E or On laoE
ssionary III South America. seni a. saIeas
I Is.s envelope to the Rev, Josrpa r.
City. 'o house, New York
dec-2.Ts-Iy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13

AMOS Lsms1n. OF White Pine county.
sold his ranch while at Eureka a week
ago and left for home with 5000 in coin
on bis person. Tue mule which he
rode reached home but Lamson did
not. aud 1t rs thought that he was way
laid, robbed, aud probably murdered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
United States Marshars Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF an execution issued ont Of
~ ana under the seal of the United States
CIRCUIT ., ur. IN and fof the Ninth Circuit and
District OF Nevada on The Ith day OF Dece.n-
Der, A. -. 1875, upon Judgment renel.,n,,
upon the I'd DAY OF December, A. d. 1878. IN
SAID Court IN favor Of U. Greenwood. plaiutin
u d against the Rye Patch Consolidated Mini
ana Mining Company, for the sum of twenty
tnousahd, elk hundred and ninety -Jne doIlars
besides Interest on said sum, together with
costs OF SUIT and accrulng cOsls aud dl,burse.
ments, having levied upon and taken IN ex.
ecdtion the following described personal
property, to Wit:
iva Aundred and thirty-two nnnnd hnl
lion, more Or 1ess. 9o4 pounds ntn,l.
gam; ~ masks Quicksilver; - hAs >. more,
or less, III paLs and talk; 30J cords wood
more or less; 100 feet hose; 2 cans castor on.
large renectlng lamps; % dozea cans
l.e' hand lamps; tackle blocks;
qulcAsiiVer Kettles; wheelDarrows; old
Iock haIEmere; scoops aud snuyels: sledO..
n dozen on cans (ollorsJ | SET scales. M,
pounds lime, more or less; 400 pounds salt
more or less; . toms ore in puip none or les..
~ Tolls ore uncrdehed; s pan drivers: cams.
pan po'eoms; 1 nand IA; blcksaw: / IN
lows In DiAcAsmith shop; ha n.,lers:
"lencnes; of4ce an bits: vice, l eli. sci;
small sale; l letter press; ore feeders A.
tached To bastery; desk ia office: | bnIlinn
chess.
Notlce ls hereby given that on MONDAY
the Slain DAY vi JANUARY, A. ID. 1879 M
tween tue hours vi nine o'clock In the NOR
ing aud o'clock i'll tins evening, to Wit. AZ
ten (loJ O'Clock An. OF said d4y, viii. i'm
from vi sue mil of SAID COMPANY. at IN. to,e,,
OF Rye Patch, humboldt county, Neya1a. ex.
pose 70 sale at public auction 10 tn. highest
p'dder Tor cash, IN U. ). gold coin. In nana
pald, ali the right title aud interest nj ~,
defendant hye Patch Consolidated .AilI and
mining Company, nad on the I'd day OF DE.
cemoer' A. 4, 1875, or at any time thereafter
~ ia anu to the personal properly ah.ve
ooscrIoed' or 81 mucn thereof as NAV he
necessary 10 satisfy SAID judg nent, costs and
accruing costs 0o''a anu
Witness, AUGIrSPuS ASt1
U. D. Marshal TOR uistr,ct Of Ney.d,
by u. H. NOLAN, Deputy.
DateI Rye Patcn, December IL, A. ID. 1873
usclJ-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13

STORMS in the Eastern States this
week have done almost an incalculable
amount of damage.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13
Fire Ina New York.
New YORK, Dec, IL.

New YORK, Dec, IL.
Early this morning the Fowler
building. corner of Nassau and Ann
streets, was partly burned. 1t was.
occupied by printing establishments.
including the job Office of the Erie
Railroad. The loss is about 500, 900.
, The building has bsen on Are score of
times during the last ten years.
Notice of u { Contest
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, IL.
Elk Governor Andrew q. Curtin has
served formal notice of contest on
Seth z. Yocum for his seat in the next
Congress.
The Bill to Regulate Interstate
Commerce..
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
The Pacific coast Representatives
were divided as follows on the bill to
regulate Interstate commerce which
passed the House yesterday: Page,
Luttrell and Wren voted aye; Davis,
WlggiDgton aud Williams voted no.
The congressman representing terminal
points of railroad uoitedly opposed the
bill.
The Debate In the senate.
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL.
Yesterdays debate In the Senate at.
tracted 40 audience which filled every
nook and corner of the floor and gall
lery. and the scene wildly recalled
some of the most interesting days of
the Electoral Commission controversy,
or the exciting times of President
Johnson's impeachment.
Conkiing's JeaIesy.
New YORK, Dec, IL.
Nearly all the journals note the fail
ure of Conkling to listen to Blaine.
The Times puts it thus: The morning
hour was declared at an end, and the
NohctoolU 1Aauiln VI Mdlub look tue
floor. This Was the signal for every
Senator to turn toward Blaine. who Was
seated only few feet fsom his old col.
league, aud every Senator did turn,
and throughout the rest OF the proceed
ings listened with the utmost attention
every Senator except Conklins. He,
as usual, was peculiar. He sat all
through the debate writing at his desk,
not deigning to give attention to what
was going on about him, aud several
times, with marked impoliteness. con
slderIng the occ ision. held audible
conversations with his private Secre-
tary. Without regard to this discour-
tesy. however, Hamlin, who sits. next
to Conkling by the way, moved that all
other business for the moment give
place to the resolution in regard to the
election frauds and outrages, which
had been introduced by his colleague.
There was no dissent. and, amid
st Illness broken only by the scratch,
scratch. scratch of Roscoe Conkling's
pen, James G. Blaine took the floor,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-13


or six weeks. or longer. If necessary for
the complete restoration of his health
and strength, which have been very
seriously impaired. accompanied by his
wife and youngest daughter.
Sutro Tunnel shares.
New YORK, Dec. IL.
The Stock Exchange has just passed
a resolution permitting the Sutro Sun
mel Company's shares to be dealt in by
dollars and fractions, instead of per
centage. This will make the quota
tons here correspond with those of
San Francisco, London and Paris.
The Hero OF the Hour.
New YORK, Dec. -.
The Times Washington special says:
James q. Blaine is the hero of the
hour In Washington. His name is
upon every tongue, and his speech in
denunciation of the methods by which
the Southern Democrats gain political
victories is the one topic of converse
ton at the hotels and all other public
places.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14
VT. yesuyius.

Should an eruption occur in this volcano,
and cause the destruction Of n .half Of the
inhabitants who live in the vicinity, the
remainder who barely escape with their
lives, Immediately move back upon the half.
cooled lava, and there live in constant fear
of another eruption, foolishly fancying that
the only tenantable portion of the earth rests
within the shadow of the great volcano
This fairly illustrates the force of habit, and
the persistency with which people cling to
opinions when once formed. For example,
Dir. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
lncipient consumption, coughs, colds, and all
affections of the liver and blood, yet some
still depend upon physicians and remedies
that have naught but repeated failures to
which they can refer. And although DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold under
a positive guarantee to cure those weak.
nesses peculiar to women, and notwithstand.
ing tina thousands of women bear testimony
to its efficacy, and the truth of all statements
made concerning it, many yet submit to the
use Of caustic and the knife. Again, DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, no larger
than mustard seeds, will positively cure con.
stipation, where it is dependent upon dys.
pepsia or torpid liver; yet some still depend
for relief upon the "blue pill" or huge
doses of drastic cathartic medicine. In the
face Of such facts, can we wonder at the
blindness of the poor Italians ?"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

find where we gain or lose, foolish o
unwise spendings are thought over
second time, and this naturally leads t.
avoiding them in the future.
On question il more frequently asked
than; "When shall ! prunc"' IL inc
cutting is such AZ can bs done win q
knife, IL makes but little difference when
it is done, but If on old and neglected
trees. where large wounds are to be made,
il il better TO do il when the severe cold
weather Is over, but before vegetation
starts. In the climate OF New York, late
in February and early in March.
Cows in milk may be made greatly
more profitable by feeding wheat mid.
dIings freely it will pay to feed as high
AZ four quarts of cornmeal, and three OF
wheat middlings, to some COWS produc.
ing butter; the butter IL increased in
quantity and improved in quality and
color. The kind OF COW, however, Is i'm.
portant, as some will htten upon this
feed, while others will only Increase in
milk and cream.
SHEEP and lambs should be kept and
fed separately, else the strong will
crowd and rob the weaker when in sep
arate pens each thrives better, AZ the
food can be properly apportioned. fit is
convenient to make as many feeding
stalls around the feed racks as there are
sheep, each large enough for one sheep
only, then n weak one will have a secure
place from which il cannot be di,l0dged.
OF couroc the feed should be evenly
placed in the rack.
FRUIT in cellars is likely to suffer
from heat rather than cold. In the
slow operation of ripening, heat and
carbonic acid are thrown off. Whenever
thetemperature approachesforty degrees,
the outer air, il cooler, should be let in
10 reduce it. In the house.cellar, the
accumulation OF carbonic acid would be
injurious to the health of the family,and
it il highly important that this be re-
moved by ventilation. In fruit.cellars
apart from the house, this is not neces.
sary, ~ the presence of this gas, so
injurious to animal life, tends to pre-.
serve the fruit, as it excludes the atmos,
phcric air.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14
An Unfinished Debate.

"Dat unfinished debate on de subjeck
OF eddets han will now arise" said the
president, as the way was clear ana
after a solemn stiffness Washington Jones
rose up and began;
81 doaD't know bout dis bisness.
Seems to be dat cul'd folks ought to be
stuffed up wild eddechashun, same a.
white men, but | doan't see where de
great benefit IL TO come in. lse kinder
believer dat bout all | want am plenty
o work an free good meals a day" =.
"And I'd like ter add my testimony
m%ournfullv began Thomas Jefferson
Smith 81 hez a boy about io'teep years
o. aige. He's gwiDe to school right along,
same as de best, an not bringin' in a cent
to help de table. When | menshun dat
he ought to strop a razor he sticks up
his nose, an when | menshun bout
waitin' on the table or gettin' de hang o
de whitewash brush he walks right away,
His stufin in edddecasbun but whar's
de money comm from? How's de taters
an de meat an de cut.away coat to DO
provided iur9 DE odder night as ! was
punchin' up de stove ] made de remaik
dat wood was rising up in price. What
did dat boy do but say to me "Fadder,
you mean dat de price q VOID will rule
higher, and dat de market will be irmer:',
| went all to pieces in a minute wild
shame dat a young niger like dat should
know mo- dan de man who learned him
de spankin' bis'ness an to drink water
from dc spout Of de tea pot. DE old
woman cried an took on, an she axed
how long it would be befo' dat boy would
deny dat be ever smelt lime or rubbed
stove black on his nose"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14
Caution to the Public.

To avoid imposition, purchasers of Waltham
Watches will observe that every genuine Watch,
whether gold or silver, bears our own trade mark
on both case and movements.
Gold CAGES are stamped - ". Co." and guaran.
tee certificates accompany them, Silver cases are
stamped Am. Watch 20, Waltham, Mass, Coin
ling Silver" according to quality, and are accom-
panied by guarantee certificate signed II. H.. Rob.
bins, Treasurer. The name "WALTHAM" il plainly
engraved upon all movements. irrespective Of other
distinguishing marks,
This caution Is rendered necessary by reason of
the fact that our cases arc frequently separated
from our movements and put upon worthle' s move
ments of other makers. and rice cersd, thus affecting
inluriOusiy the performance Ct the Watches, and
v~itiating our guaranty, viii b il intended only to
cover our com plete Watches wholly made by us.
M Every buyer should make a close inspection as
indicated. Am ERlUAN WATCH CO.,
By>R. ". ROBBINs, Treas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

Since torpidity of the liver is the CHIEF
cause OF its disorder, 1t is evident that what
the bilious require is an Alternative stimulant
which will arouse it to activity, an effect thai
is followed by the disappearance of the vari
Gus symptoms indicative of its arrangement
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters invariably
achieve the primary result mentioned, be-
sides removing the constipation, tatulence
heartburn, yellowness of the skin and whites
of the eyes, pain in the right side and under
the right shoulder, nausea, vertigo and sick
headache, to which bilious invalids are pecu'
liarly subject. AS a remedy for chronic
indigestion, mental dependency, and nerv'
the Bitters are equally eticacious
and rs Il %renovant of lost vigO-, u means oil
arresting premature decay, and a source OF
relief from the infirmities to which the gen
tier sex is peculiarly subject, they may be
thoroughly relied upon.