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Constable's sale.
Alfred Msyeur VI. Hardy wsse V. ~
s. w. Kile W. Alfred Nayeur. No. ~.
Jack sprsdlipg ". Alfred kcyesf
Alfred M.yeur 70. Jack spsadliag::
First Justice Court, Parish Of katseate'
ches.
ny virtue Of several writs olN. -.
D issued in tho above entitled -
numbered suits, and to mo directed, !
have soized aud will Offer for sale to tbe
last aud highest bidder at the door q
the Court House in tho city and parish
Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, 2lst day Of August leeQs
| at u o'clock NJ, tho following described
4 certain lot Of ground With ~ IL
buildings and improvements theeoea.
situated in tho city Of Natchttoohee, on
! tho South side Of Church Street, opp
site the Court Houss, having : front o.
said street, measuring tom To hee q
! the Market House, Of sixtJ.oix teet,
add running bsck for depth, between
parallel lines eigthty.oue feet.
Il Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisemsnt.
! JAMES T. KING,
july II. Constable, Wand /.
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, q Deslie Lee ExDlsde1.

Ne 90 In receipt Of = telegram in'
lUQuloR q Of the explosion OF the
hi hns steamer Bonnie Lee Ut
olsoeVall Landing. JED. Posey.
Iii. sad NcDermott, steward. both
M sad popularity known here and
llaag Red river, Wsto instantly Kill
q. Passenger and balance OF crew
oVDd. The Bonnie Leo was . favo'
dles(eomer, owned BY the Scovalla
60 hey have our sympsthies II
~ Misfortune.
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Total 8lsauinas.
nains continue.
Dsolusss opens slowly.
IL ferry has resumed.
Worms have Webbed w..

WOSWBO AssSvS
,ve,ots heavy showers OF rain for
Sunday and Wednesday.
Weather warm by day and cool ~
ll9ht.
Pposn crop very slim. Melons BY
IL million.
VemGAbles have been Offering IN
abundance. Getting scarce now
ne steamer Jewel enters the
0esad Ecore trade as an Indepen'
dool steamer.
Look for the champion Jesse Il.
Dsll ~ On independent boat on
1se'day next. .4- =
OApe. Caspari's new hotel. corner
Horn and Second streets, Ii rapidly
approaching completion. and will D'
q ornament 10 our town.
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Chance fsr q Fortune.

Mr. j. LEONARD BuLLARD. COZ
,ospoading agent Of tho Louisiana
Loiaesy Company. at this place.
49, fecoiysd bic first Install
90 q tickets for the September
dgsvine. Call on him at once and
peeeure the lucky number. Whole
uahsh )s,Oo. Halt tickets Sl.W.
A-N6d.
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Court Items.

There will be a special Jury term u
Of the District Court beginning "a {
Monday in October. for one week. II
Business in and around the court .
house is nat, stale and very "npro' u
ttable.
But five OF the census enumerators F."
have reported and filed their lists )
with the District Clerk, rs required
by law, to this date. viz: ). IL smith, Z
" F. Russell, D. H. Roullt. K. W.
Freeman and Abe Harris. Hence. We
suppose, the delay in returns for this
parish.
The licenses due parish and State
are nearly all collected. amounting
| to s23l4 for the State. Sll57. for the
parish. The fees OF the sheriff for
collecting these licenses amounted
to $685.. 50 for the State and s?S " Tor
tho parish. Time consumed In col
} lecting. three months; May. June
and July, Expenses for collecting tax
clerks salary (per month. ss3.3.)
during collections $24999. Dead
loss to sheriff, slc3 %. Reform has
truly become a demagogue's num-
hing in this State. The total fees for
collections OF taxes due parish and
State will not. in this parish. pay the
. EXPENSES Of the sheriff in their COL
:, lection.
u The parish prison contains the FOL-
8 lowing inmates: Morile Buyo. col
.. ored, lanceny; jordan Hatcher. col
" ored, larceny: Henry Mccarthy. col
t. ored perjury John jackson. colored,
~ lauceny: Vim Mccoy, white. larceny !;
~ VIM. Coil. white, larceny; Ben. j.
H. u Hance, white. lanceny; Benz. john
IN son. colored. shooting; VIM. Smith.
VI colored, ARRAY: Leon Rachal, COL
Ill ored, serving sentence; Henry Davis,
at colorod, serving sentence; Pegram
III Plaisauce, colored. serving sentence
10 Joseph Joiner, colored, murder; VIM
IA Payne. colored. larceny.
Jordan Hatcher. eo'ored. Of Ware
'ct 9 was iugea on the 9Th inst. charg'
an ed with having stolen from Bran'
A. Lacour one Avery Black Land Plow
os' It ia not stated that Jordan want
49, ed it to clean his crop with and a
en- he could not explain how It came Int
't'' hia keeping, Justice Buard sent hin
IN up to interview the higher author
nc tiles. District Attorney Scarboro''g
TOT will attend to him later.
the Morile Buyo proceeded. ono ia
ma last week, to carve one Oscar Sa'r
're' Vile but was checked in his ma
Or career and now awaits tho action
Tor the District Attorney therefor. Th
Fec' also occurred in the classic precinc
70 . Of Ward9.
ION Prince Lee, lay in. walt for OF
tne Edward Snow but Snow was not al
ally ,psed to submit to such prIncely trea
nd rnent. not il he ''snOws" himse|
and ,Ioroo pr;,oe,s arrast nv Justi
ASH' Levy OF our court. Lee gave bon
'oS' for $50 to keep the peace Tor o
'"e months and Snow will not fall
J" W that time.
ao' Robert Elackmore assaulted Fol
her o.-,,,. with an nv how for which ,
ZION fence. as we'll rs that OF "tot'nI
'he" about o big pistol. he will he til
here ~ 49,, NV I,st,co lazy
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Personal.

MI, u. +. OhANSNs DuoS"ooo A'S
ger Of the vrNDroAToR. left last Tues
day. on the Danube. for New VI
leans. Last week. Mr.. 3. stated full
~ the object Of his trip. aud o'd
..eooti.by" to our readers: but De-
fore leaving he left his card. char
acteristic Ut the man. which We ap'
pend without comment:
"IIers's . health to those that love me,
And smile for those that hate,
And whate'er tho sky's above me,
Here's u heart for every fate.'
Several Of our citizens have left us
to take advantage Of the low passage
rates North. Messrs. H. B. WALMs'
LEY J. W. COCKERHAM and JAS. H..
HILL are among the number VINO
have departed for q season 10 WIS.,
consin and Iowa. A bon rOyo9e'
gentlemen.
Our old friend RlcARD MCLEAN,
known from our boyhood as Uncle
Dick. left us some time since on q
visit to his OLD homo in PenDsylva'
MIA. from whence he came nearly q
Years ago. We hope he has had Z
pleasant sojoutn In his native State.
, among the "Hills Of Bucks" ant
that be will return to be With us
many days yet.
Our esteemed friend DR.. GEokoE +
. GILLESPIE continues to improve slowl'
, and We trust to Gee him on the street
. again shortly.
, Our old friend JAS. E. KEEoAS
D E.a paid ID . welcome visit OF
Wednesday last. He reports tn
cundition Of crops in his section
average. Como often Boz.
? Col. Sam NJ. HYAMs spent . fe
y days In town. during the past weeI
. with bis friends, and related sou
;. wonderful deer and fish stories.
. Our friend NATHAN MYER, the irr
!. pressible st. Louis whisky man. b
= departed hence on . selling tour
:. wind up In St. Louis, No.. In
= months OF six weeks time. NArHl
=. procured large orders In this vicini
for "Divining Rods" popularity |
jieved to b tnfallibte 10 . search
precious metals. and We would. I
wise those Who ordered through h1
AI' TO be here at the date Of bis retu
DO ready with the cash to pay for To
40 'gold hunters. F"
a. Prof. r. A. SIXTH. President OF I
10. Homer Male College favored " "
70 . call one day during the week Q
o. besides sdvsrtises with 10 his Soho
oo which enjoys 10 this section = 60
reputation. The twenty'tlrst sees
=. Of this school begins the arst "
IN nesrjsy 10 September. The tultio
b. g. - and Is per month. payable
the end Of each month. Board
". IA ,hssf on reasonable terms cit
Don Nth families 10 the neishborhoosl
sP 1t tho college.
the r. L. SLICE, A. H.. President
osd Homer Masonic Female 1nsti'
~ favored 10 With . call on Wednes
! 70 last and also rssdvertises his ju
la'n oelebrstel. ispsIe institute 10
Vrxp,c1ron.a SeveSal Of our citl'
I'm have had daughters In attendant
10 THE school In the past and ws 4
Nay With pleasure that many moro
seal' tlcira.e sending theirs ct tho
session.
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Tho long experience Of LEON HIRsH
in the Livery business, aud his Glove
stndv If tho nature and diseases OF H0r'
ses. iustifies him in offering bis services
a. ! VETERINARY SURGEON to tho
people Of this community.
Va have tho Office Of tho Stage Line
At tho Ten Brock Stable. whore passage
can be secured to Waite's, Pleasant Hill
Mansfield, Keachi, Palmer's, Shreveport
and All intermediate points.
Respectfully, .. nm
Nav Ivy. LEON HlRSh 4 ~.
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D1RECTEURS A NEW YORK.

N, GEORGE G. MAGOuN. de Ia Msison
Kidier Peabody l. Gle, Boston ct New York:
RICHARD BUTLER, dc Ia Maison Howard
Sanger l. Gle, New York.
TETsGENE KELLY. do 10 Maison Eugene
Keiiv Cis.. New York, OF Donoh"s. killy 4
Gle, San Francisco.
IOUiS DE REBIAN, Agent General do Ia
Comma enie TransatlantiIns.
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!
40 As YOU pLEAsE-OPENT TO ALI. ADULTS.
EXCEPT COUNTRY BOARDERs COUNTRY |
EDITORS EXCLUDED ON ACCOUNT OF
HAVING AN ADVANTAGE IN TRAINING
premium. A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
IN THE GREAT NORTH AMERICA l.. I. G.
Since Methuseleh lived nine nun.
dred years, and It is not recorded
that he tasted OF food during that
length OF time. Since five thousand
hungry people announced them
selves satisfied after partaktng OF !"
portion only. Of five loaves and three
fishes. Since q multitude OF Jews
remained 10 wilderness for forty
wears. feeding on locusts and honey
whether In or out Of season. parta'
king occasionally Of a mess Of quatls'
when they could find such as were
able to fly into their way and not
able to fly off again. And since Dr.
Tanner, in New York City. has lately
iastel for forty days and nights, II
il fair to presume that eating 10 q
humbug. A base unhealthy habit
and the quicker such habit Is aool'
ished the better for the world IN
general, and especially for that To-
cal,ty that gets the start In the
great economical reform. Win tn's
idea In our mind. We have hired q
Hall. and, in accordance with the
above advertisement. the first great
national fasting match will com
, mence at the city Of Natchitoches. OF
Sept. lat. 1850, to conclude on Sept
, lat. 1920, period OF forty years
, Immediately after the main perform
ance, there will commence FREQ o
q charge a farcical whiskey fsst. Q
9 twenty. four hours. open 10 OIL ~h
a have ever drank three cocktails be
4 fore breakfast. The winner to b
presented with u beautiful silve
;. pitcher ice water.
;. The public may rest assured tina
!. the affair will he honestly carried OF
- We are making arrangements to ~
"a cure the services Of Con. Jubal !
!. Early, Of Virginia. and Zen. &.
r. Beauregard. Of Louisiana. TO supe
Va intend the drawing. Members OF tt
% press will be present. that q sruthf'
IN and une1agsrated detail OF the pr
q. ceediugs may be given to the wos!
n Two editors from Sabine parish. VI
!. have successfully carried on newsp
"a pers there for several yesrsand live
"a have kindly agreed to walk With Il
:. fasters for the first two years. by VI
IN Of encouragement. Their papers VI
y. be published all the same. on tim
An and contain full accounts OF the fa'
~ besides much other readable mstt'
n Subscribe tor them at once. That
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eoST OFFICE NOTlCi.
AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT.
,.s Departs.
suuday night d a; :. Ill., Thursday ! y IN
Wednes'"' Saturday. pm
fno'' NEW ORLEANS.
Arrives: &C., Mnndov y ~
sunday nS.. !" Thursday ! pm
wsdneS'''' i" d" u" Saturday : pm
s"''' xlSpEN AND WINFIELD.
.:.ss Departs.
ANY, nm Wednesday Z q m
Tas.asy y W. Saturday. q m.
.-;usa Departs.
m Tuesday M
SlSes! ~ ~ n H. Thursday : u III
We!nescs.' m Saturday IA III
Inesy tYrr,. from 8 to 6. Office open
=. sunday from 8 to o, u.,
: i III: Sss.y Orders will I" issue" '''''
'0''''- MRS. NJ. A. BURKE,
Post Mistress.
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Prof. Edward Petsseh,
TEACHER OF Music.

WILL GIVE INSTUoIl0X on TIE PIANO
EtrTr. AID BRAsS.1xsTRuxIHTs Vo
cAf Mono 4 SPECIALITY.
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References q Ia Nouyelle.O Orleans.

References y Ia NOuvelle.OrleanSs
. c.pR1rRE l. Fills, SMITH BROS. & Gle.
= pnrWEPEAU 4 Gle, p. POURSINE. J.
I. PHIPPS 4 Gle, +. MARQUEE 4 Gle,
SCHMIDT l. ZIEGLER, DELvAlLLE 4 LA.
pEYRE f. LIMET, Editeur dc IAleille, 8
n KENNEDY, President Banq"o Rationale do
tEtAt.
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SHAFFRATH.

n sHAFFRATH.
BOOl AND SHOE MAKER.
CHALLENGES. the world for nsatns
u aud durability Of work. Satiafacti'
a At and material guaraoteed
Shop On st. Dsnis Street
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N. J. CUNNINGHAM,
.Luly 10. C00lt0Nn.
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DEpARTEMENT DU SUD.
coloMB, aA|Mohoy / c|E.,
AQents GenerduT,

h. COLONEL l2o Rue Commune,
= GG0NDON, (BAtisss Dc y Danaas Natio
male do 10 Louisiane.)
L. DUPLEX, Agent,
Auc Tim. Natchitocbes. La.
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communication and intimate trade
relations with Africa. and gradually
establish themselves on that CONT
nent. She regarded Liberia a. the
nucleus Of this scheme. and In the
course Of time they could form q
great Republic, called the united
States OF Africa.
This woman seemed to regard her,
calf a. the chosen apostle to the ne
gro race In America. She has EVIL
IDENTIFY been educated. and has re-
cAived considerable training In the
Aria Of oratory. Her voice IL excel
lent her articulation good. aud oer'
tain parts OF her address might be
characterized - eloquent. Coming
.mope " at this particular time' In
the midst Of . national political con.
- cave rise to certain. rumors and
s..rlolops that hsesadsent had . 20
,,t,cel significance. and that che
rni.ht 10 . Radical emissary whos'
oh;sct No to arouse anew . FEELING
: - .ntaeopism between the races II
! ~. south. These suspicious hav'
NJ foundation 20 Tar - we have beef
: a. 20 iudge. and even Il true. O.
>Ahr az anf1naaa nftAntio0
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GREAT FASTING MATCH

EKEAV TXSTINV MA1CU
an A YOU pLEAsE-OPEN TO ALI. ADULTS,
EXCEPT COUNTRY BOARDERs = COUNTRY
EDITORS EXCLUDED ON ACCOUNT OF
HAVING AN ADVANTAGE IN TRAINING
PREMIUM. A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
IN THE GREAT NORTH AMERICA l.. I. G.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF JURORS.
yEN1RE FOR OCTOBER TERM llTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURT.

List Of Jurors drawn, July 18th, 1851:
for the October term of tho nth JudtcteI
District Court, Parish Of Natchtteehee.
State If Louisiana, 10 accordance With
law, for the trial Of oil criminal csoes.
where the penalty il not neeeaoaslJ I'M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-09

Rrisf Nems,-A crazy colored preacher
from one OF the upper counties came to
this city Sunday afternoon and preached
quite lengthy sermon whlle standlne III
the rain in front OF the market-house. lie
created considerable excitement, and
crowd gathered around him.
Mavor Clarke is not expected TO preside
AZ the MAYORS Court for several weeks. lie
i still under the treatment OF surgeon Tor
bis eyes. er..
II seems as IL nobody wants to M the va
cancy in the City Council caused by the
resignation OF a member. The salary OF q
councilman Is by no means large one, ana
whoever is appointed will have to "ork
inst Tor the honor OF the position.
Mr.. Charles Conley, who resides III tne
Fourth Ward, near the Petersburg shops,
fired several shots at thief who was dnpre'
dating upon his premises Saturday night.
THE thief had an armful OF wood ut the
time and was about TO carry IL on, but
dropped il and ran. 1t is thought thai one
of The shots took effect.
Tine March term Of the County Cour
commenced Yesterday. The court is ex'
nected TO be in session during the present
week.
Owing TO the inclement weather Sunday
tbe CONGREGATIONS ut the different churcne
| in the city were very small.
| A number Of persons from otanchestel
and various parts OF Chesterfield VIII atten'
the layIng OF the cornerstone OK IT. John'
chu. ch at Chester.
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BAIgD's MINsTRELs AT THE THEATRE LAST
NIGHT.-Ba Bard's New Orleans Minstreis
were greeted by fine audience at the Thea
ire last night. The performance was highly
enioyed and occa>ioned much laughter.
The statue clog-dance, in which was In
troduced eight terpsichorean artists, headed
by Johnpv Mack, was considered the main
feature OF the evening. Their tableaux
scenes. marching and countermarchlng,
were oil well executed.
One of the most attractive features OF tne
performance was the appearance OF Mr. H..
7 Allen. better known as "BoOts" Allen.
Mr. Allen has a good voice ana is master
hanjoist. He contributed not little 10 the
pnjoymen; OF the evening, and received
warm welcome from his many friends, VINO
feel a inst pride in the fact that he Is Rnh'
mond boy.
Mr.. Ormiston Dixon, in his "iamily imi-
tations and vocal deceptions," was very nne'
lie Is by no means an ordinary ventrilo,
o,,ist His limitations were natural ana
laughasle, and were warmly received.
MIR. Archie Mccarthy, 1.-THE HiDernlan
COMEDIAN In his Irish songs, dances, ano
funny sayings, created much merfiment'
lHis movements, expressions, ana geslicui@
Ttions had much originality about them.
MIR. Billie Melville's exposition oil prestl
dioitatiop and his burlesque magical seancs
were explained in a style peculiar 10 tn' M
i" Professor" and amusing to the audience
The performance concluded with com'ea G.,
satire on ii. NJ. s. Pinafore, entitled "N'
Piuaiore; or, Hardly Ever" IL was
Iaughable play, and the whole troupe !oine'
in II. ,..,
The company will appear again tonight
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DR. MCDONALD's LECTURE on THE "LIGHTs
AND SHADOWS OF IRISH LIFE.'-Rev. Henry
Mcdonald, u. D.. last night, under the aus
piccs OF the Irish Relief Society. delivered
his lecture on the Lights and Shadows OF
Irish Life" to one OF the most appreciatiye
audiences that ever assembled within the
walls OF MoZalt Hall.
The distinguished lecturer was gracefully
introduced by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, who. to-
gether wlth John Purcell, Esq, j. NJ. Hig-
gins. ESQ, and John Abern, Esq, occupied
seats on the PLATFORM
lie began by an allusion to the famine
that was now desOlating Ireland, and said
he would proceed 10 give some OF the rea-
sons why land so fair and fertile should
with ever.recurrng frequency be visited
with this desolating scourge, apd then men
toned some OF the shadows OF Irish life"
reviewing with great force and ability the
vicious policy that England has pursued
| Tor the last seven centuries towards this op-
pressed people. and pointing out how, un'
der all dynasties alike, whether Tudor OF
Stuart. under Elizabeth or Mary, in the
time Of Cromwell or later-hew during al
these erss England had sought by system
OF unfriendiy legislation the bestowment ol
official and church patronage, or by the I'M
position OF a most obnoxious land system 't
crush out all Of Ireland's manufacturing
and agricultural interests.
Turning from this picture OF lrelanG'
woes. he next called attention to some O
the " lights OF Irish life," and most happily
alluded to the light OF that ineXhaustibl'
bumor so characteristic OF the Irish nation
which Frightened all their woes; to th'
light Of their genius rs illustrated in th'
lives OF Burke, Grattan, O'Connell, Curran
and others OF Ireland's statesmen and ora
tors. and in the names OF Andrew Jackson
calhoun, and Stonewall Jackson, all o
whom were descendants OF lrishmen; IL
the incxhaustible love OF their mother coun
ltry. and finally, in the hope that good woul(
vet come to their native land.
incidentally the speaker denied I'D
charge so often made that the Irish were
ltbrifrless people, and said they only neede'
10 breathe the air OF freedom to show VIVA
they were capable OF doing, aud remarke.
that from 1S4S to 1860 more than sixty mi
lions OF dollars were sent by Irish eml
grants In this country back to their friend
at home.
The lecture was heard with profound al
tention, frequently interrupted by applause
and was regarded by all who heard II as
most valuable addition to their knowledg
OF Irish life.
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DEATH OF A FORMER WELL-kNOwN CHA
RAcTER Authorization was received in this
CITY Yesterday OF the death OF Joseph Grif-
fin, better known as Tim Morris, in Pr0vl-
dence, L. l.. The deceased was native OF
this city, and at an early age evinced de-
cided talent as a delineator OF the negro
character. He was employed in various
companies in this city for a NUMBER OF years,
and was exceedingly popular. There is
but little doubt il he had in early lie en-
ioyed the advantages OF education aud cul-
ture but what lie would have been one OF
the first performers in the country. As il was,
i'm some characters he stood unriyaled. His
career in this city was checkered, and some
years since be yielded TO advice OF friends
and sought new and broader field for the
display OF his peculiar talent. Abroad the
same baeful influences that had operated
against good fortune at home followed him.
He met with hut indifferent success, and
only succeeded in securing engagements
at variety halls OF mediocre standing. His
death was caused by consumption. the fell
destroyer that had claimed as it; victim
Others OF hls family. The remains will he
brought to the city for interment. Among
those who knew him best Tim Morris was
said to be a man OF infinite jest and humor
and a good man as the world goes. The
news OF his death will be heard with regret
not only by many who have made merry
over his drOlleries and faithful delineation
OF plantation character, but by others who
knew him behind the curtain and in the rea
scenes OF life.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the I'D, WHO the
immersion DIR. McLASE'S LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLASE's LIVER PILLS oear 'he
sIrp.,urss Of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS. on
he wrappers.
Ipsis, upon having the genuine pR. c. McLANE's
LIyER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros.' oi
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
on the name McLANR, spelled differently out same
recommendation. my l2-deowly