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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-18

SW An r
--AND-
lnternal Improvement Lands
BROUGHT INTO MARKET.

8Bb80aAbeAe esssRSs9b ~sss~"ss @~1ss@~
BROUGHT INTO MARKET
NyOTICE 70 HEREBY GIVEN thst The swamp
In Lands Eecenfly pntenled 70 the StAie. lyiag IN
the eCansics Of Polk. ManAtee, Monroe Brevard and
market, and the Intesnal improvement Lads In
township %, south. range .. est and township 9.
south. range a. east VIII be offered for sale q the
following imcs and places, towit:
The Lands In Brevard and Dade counties, n g.
Lucie, on Monday. the 18th day OF July next
he LAnds In Monroe county, Il Fort Myers. on
The Lands In Msnatee county, st Pine Level. on
the 90eh day Of August next
Tue LAnds In Polk county. At Barlow. On the eth
fhe swamp Lands to be offered for sale are en-
braced In the following townships south Of the Base
Line and east Of the Principal Meridian:
Townships $ and a. range q
Townships q. a, IS. %. range -
Township 20, range g.
Townships s. 50, 10. ~, range "A.
Townships "a. 80. 81, ss. 81, ~. ~, ~. ~ 50.
townships IS to 80, A. -, ~, range ID
Townships 50 to A. ~. IS, ranges q. -. -.
Townships % % a, g ~, 4s. range %
Townships 50, 80 70 AZ, AZ, -, ~, range 81.
Townships 80, So 10 AZ. ~, range %.
Townships IS to 40, a. 65 range 81
TTown:ssiiPs 8 g. g. g. a: g. range a.
Townships 2, 80, o.. range 30
townships q, II, 60, 60, range 81
To.n:ssiPs q g & IS = g. Co. q i g. r'nse 3
~Townships Al 10 40, So to S. s. 20 81, range 20
Townships Al to 46, IS, 50 range Al.
townships Al TO So, 81 range q
Townships Al TO -, range g.
The minimum price Of said lands viii be the ressu-
lar prices heretofore established by the Trustees of
the Internal Improvement Fund After said lauds
have been offered for SALE those unsold will be sub
ject TO private entry at the regular rates.
Any person who has fled presumption claim mp
any Of said lands shall be allowed to enter the
lands claimed by him the day Of Offering, with
in three months thereafter upon making affidavit
that be settled upon and cultivated the land claimed
by him, and continued the cultivation and improve
ment of the land up TO April Is, 1880 and proving
by two more witnesses the fact OF settlement and
cultivation and the character of the improvements
Any person who has settled upon any of said lands
and has not filed his presumption claim, but who
SHALL on or before the day of Offering file his afida
w.t. and the affidavit of TWO witnesses, that be has
made such settlement shall have the right TO enter
the lands embracing his settlement and improve
ments in preference to all other persons. and will
be allowed three months from the day OF offering 10
pay for the lands
HUGH "A. CORLEY.
Salesman l. l. Fund.
Nav IL 1SND-414S-SW
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State of Florida Orange County.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO
i tice, pursuant to act OF the General Assembly
Of the State of Florida entitled Ar Act to Provide
General Law for the Incorporation OF Railroads
and Canals. approved February 10, 1874, that they
have formed . company for the purpose of con
structing. maintaining and operating railroad for
public use In the conveyance of persons and prop
cry, from Pendryville, on or near Lake Eusts, to
Orlando, (both points In Orange county, along the
most practical route between said points
This April S. $780,
j. J. HARRIS,
A. 8. PENDRY,
E.B. LIVINGSTON,
W. W. THOMPSON,
JOHN BIGELOW
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"A their treatment sent free. Including treaties
upOn Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Janndice,
bILqNsneaas Hes1Aehe, Constipation. Dyspepsia,
MAlaEaa, &c AdAgese DR. eANT0nD, l0o Broadway,
hsW x6fk CITY New FORK. 2eff
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Hu5OS. Fla. April Il. 1ss0-A mass meet
q E4s bed to-day by the citizens Of Santa Rosa
cO-olr 81 the courthouse, and Mr.. George Mar
c1s. - Chairman Of the Executive Committee
cs-lec lie meeting 10 order and was then elected
c1z-rDso u this meeting motion was made
- DE- Wa Judge that committee Of five be
sqFsOs1te1 10 select delegates 10 the convention
- Cedar Key and the State Convention at Gaines
vile When the chsirmau appointed the following
co1nI-;ee }. a Cbafin. Stephen Whiimire, c.
-11s-g-zss. 4 X Robinson, and VIM. Jones.
y he tie above named committee were doing
IL TO-k assigned them, Judge 4. .. Wright in
.ssponse = cal. addressed The meeting He
80 t1sf tie approaching campaign was Of more
-LEr Uslsl Interest; one that demands that every
soie- CO rs cutF, Il be would see perpeiuated
ne EoTerrIenf beguesihed 70 Us By our fathers
he retired 70 tie tendency Of the party 10 power
f0osIfrzlize all power II the Federal government.
al ceclzre. that the Only hope for the people
Uzs u ceiLfO1iog tie Republicans He was in
-e---p;ec u Lis remarks by the entrance Of the
cg--zlii-ee, who. through their chairman, read
r1e-r 1epoTf, which was received and the com
-i;ee discharged after which the speaker, by re-
3 1ssi- cooc.r1ed hIs address, receiving marked
z-te-tiGo throughout The chairman then an
--y1.csc tEst The meeting was ready 10 proceed
- LIE election u delegates; whereupon the fol-
Dricg-nzDe5 gentlemen were chosen by unani.
u0u= To:e
- iosruc;ions were given the delegates. but
= -@-f - 6liDeI Judge a. L MAX
Eell O. General Perry is candidate for Guber-
nsto-.sl LO1OTs, Santa Rosa will be unit:
Ls<gzsS. At<rnates
D- Wn Judge J. r. Minis.
a - Wright Silas Jerngan.
81 " eincof, Richard Dnvall,
J. William r. VI. Miligan
Geo Marquis sr John g. Ellis.
J. J. BEDFORD, DOugall Stewart
Ger g. New hOrter, Joel McDavid
A j Adams F. a Axelson,
GEO. AAEQCIs, SE. C1atrmdn
TIE Pensacola Gazet< n publishing these
proceedings. says II Will be seen by perusal
u tie proceedings above published that the men
u Szots RDsa are alive to the interests Of Their
ssc1ion and county, and that she permits the
SorId % know that she is determined 20 identify
berse1 with The highest interests Of her own
sect5on - well as Of the State The iniimaton
q her choice for the honors OF the Democratic
co1FeniOn are heartily re-echoed by large por-
Lon Of those who have announced their choice.
aid il may Be safe 10 predict that there will be
DO Differences in the action Of the West Florida
Delegation
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Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths Sc
cured at Brens Ticket Office No p Bull street and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Paesen
ger Depot.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-EASTERN DIVI
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Qe Loxaly Doaens cold aad silver Chronos escorted
Naasel Care O., Nassau. \. r.
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SheriTs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID ont Of the Circuit Court Of the Second Judicial
Circuit Of Florida, In and for Leon county, In GER
tain cause wherein the State Of Florida Is plaintiff
and Sam Mulky b defendant, have levied up~n,
and viii cell - public cutlery, before the courthouse
dootin the city Of Tallahassee, IN said county, ut
cash, on the hrst Monday In June next, being the
seventh day Of said mouth, the following described
property, t0wit: Tho west half Of lot two hundred
and nlnetytwo (202 In the original plan of the city
q Tallahasses levied on ~ the properly belonging
70 1am Nulky. 80
Hay 4, 1850 -6w 8, = = 1880 q
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Then, Of course, theTc must be comparison
Of population, and the Adtocate has made that,
and finds that the census of 1870 gives the New
England States 3, 4s7 .724 souls The same cen
sus says that the six Southern States above
named contained !. 334.S l2 AT this writing the
increase in the population Of Texas would bring
the six Southern States up 10 about 1000 900
So it will be seen the New Englanders have two
bsr-keepers to one in the South, and according
to the same process Of reasoning they mus, drink
twice as much liquok as we do. That is what
the facts indicate. This is very fair test Of the
respective cultivation OF the two sections. Ac-
cordinR to the proportion of the inhabitants, and
were the example of Massachusetts, 10 be fol-
lowed, Georgia should increase her retailers from
2.372 TO over 5000. So culchawed" Massachu-
sets is q very fit place for the missionary 10 go
to reform drunkards. Maine, notwithstanding
her prohibition law, has 1874 retailers-nearly
200 more than Florida. Why are not the re-
formers in the right places
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Manhood: Bow Lost. How Restored!

AGlGh Just published, 9 new edition of DR..
CulverWell's Celebrated Es.
say on the rddcol cure without med
cine) Of BPKRMAroKRHGA or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal LOSSES, IMPoTENcY, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, lmpedments to Marriage, ETC.
also, CONSUMPTION, EPrLEPsY and FRS, induced by
self Indulgence or sexual extravaganza, &C.
The celebrated author, In this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use OF internal medicine or the application Of the
knife pOinking ont mode Of eure at once simple,
certain and eRectual, by means Of which every suf
ferer. no matter what his condition may be, may
cnro himself cheaply, privately and radically.
This Lecture should be In the hands OF every
yOuth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any I'D.
dress. poAPod, on receipt six cents, two post
age otampo.
Address the Publshers.
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ana o., New York Post Once Boz. ASse.
June 81, l0sp-ly
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III n n TO $4,000 YEAR, o. g 70 90 .
Mill day In your own locality. No F1Bk.
Hill Women DO e. well ~ men. INMU
pNY NaJuNv make more than he emoamt peitea
W above.' No one Can lMil 90 make
meney Fast Amy one can Do he wogh. yoa en- malIe
from % cents 70 q nm boar By esvoetng yulr wss1 amA
business. Noshing Hike e fog m0nsy naHR eyes epd
before. Dnsiness pIsaesnt an etxicsly 1e49sg
fore tAe puhlic. ee9d your sddra wtIl de yea
i..l pestie.s1s 80 g.ix.ss s.Fns 1s.ss - a n
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Indian River Railway and Transportation
COmnanV

ID lature of the State of Florida, entitled IAN Act
to Provide a General Law for the IncorpOra lion of
Railroads and Canals" approved February le, 1874
notice is hereby given, required by said act that
q company has been formed under the name Of the
INDIAN RIVER RAILWAY AND TRANSPORTATION Con-
PAyY, 10 be invested with all the rights, powers,
privileges and franchises conferred upon eompan-
les formed under said act for the purpose of con-
structiDg, maintaining and operating railroad for
public use in the conveyance of persons and prop
erty.
The main line of said railroad will be about forty
(4O) miles in length; will be constructed between
point the ST. Johns river, in Volusia county, and
the Indian river, in Brevard county, and will pass
through parts ofthe counties of Vousia and Brevard
WILLARD Ii. CHURCHILL,
ERNEST A. Dies MARETS,
JAMES VI. SHOEMAKER,
ARTHUR D. BASNETT.
March ~ 1SSal-3m
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AT Live Oak daily ~iih the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway 10 ard from sayaunah a. -. ~,
Northern, Eastern and Western Cfies
At Lake City daily iih the FLORIDA Central Rail.
road 10 and from jacksonville, IT, Augus,ine p.
latks. Enterprise and all Landings on tie 81 Johns
River.
At Baldwin daily with the Atlantic Gulf and We,
India Transit Railway TO and from Peruandjns
Gainesville, Cedar Kew. and With Steamers for Tan
pa, Key West and Havana
At ChaftahOochee three times weekly With th
Peoples Line and Central Line Boats 70 and som
Colnn bns, EufaulA, Fort Gaines Apalachieoh ana
other River Landings
N Elegant Sleeping and Pariof Coaches, Wood
run & Lucas Patent, run daily betGeen TallahassAe
and Jacksonville
~ Quick time, sure connection, perfect safety
EDGAR vLIET,
Master of transportation.
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State of Florida Supreme Court.
IN JANUARY TERM. 1880.

RULE ADOPTED MAY 4 IScU.
ORDERED, THAT THE PROVISO AT THE
" end of Rule p, of the Rules of this Court,
adopted at April Term. 1873, be, and the same is
hereby, amended so that the proviso will read As
follows:
Frorided That a copy of such order shall be pub
lished in newspaper at the seat of COVE nent
for three successive weeks beginning at least thirty
days before the day in the term OF the Supreme
Court at which the hearing shall be had: and pro
yed further, that personal service Of a copy OF the
order upon the personal representatives shall be
deemed equivalent TO and a substitute for publica-
ton. By The Court.
c. H FOSTER, Clerk.
May II, 1SS0-2t
tE- Jacksonville Onion and Pensacola Cazett> pub
lish times and send bill to Clerk Supreme Court
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lactsanIills, Pensacola { Mobile
RAILROAD.

OYFIcR or MAsTER % RRAxsPoRrAYToE-
TALIAMAss<z, Fia, Elsbruary :. $50
On and sffer Mooday. February 2, $50. Pansenv.
Trzins on th1s rod VIII run - follows:
PASSENGER TRAJlE-DAuY.
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Savannah, Florida and western
RAILWAY.
6Q@N

GENERAL MASsGEk's OFFICE
SAVANNA. March g. lSS0
ON and after SUNDAY. March IA. Passenger
~ Trains on this road viii run a follows.
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Florida Central Rail Road.


JAcxsoxvuIR FLA. Oct s. 1sle;
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE, TRAINS ON THIS
~ road will run as follows:
NAN ANn rYpRrSS-lTuSIsA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-29
m nox,r You Fo.crr n,

These are halcyon hours for the waIl-eyet
croaker. With q retching grunt he Lifts {
groan from his internal regions that sounds
like the kpell of all hope. Heavens, how he
signs when he gets in his droutky corollary
Just like It was in 1850! The same kind Of
winds. same kind OF sudden dews, same kind
OF clouds, and the wild goose bone turned
suddenly down on Easter Sunday. Yes,
bound to have q drouth. Colts come in
without tails, pigs without ears, calves with
three horns, eggs produce double chickens,
and q starving famine IL imminent. Any.
body that can't see it must be an idiot. The
chintz bugs don't ny, the frogs have desert
ed their nests, the Pacific vapors art con-
densed on the range and Gulf winds meet no
counter currents aud Of course no rain can
fall! The wheat is now beyond hope, the
oats already rotted in the ground, and the
corn can't sprout, SO what's the use.
Well, sure enough, what is the use! Let's
all take ''cold pizcn," or which is just as bad,
throw up in disgust. sacrifice our property,
and 60 to the mountains to hunt gold and die
of starvation. In the meantime rain will
come In due season, things will grow and
bloom and Sedgwick county will harvest one
million bushels of wheat and two million
bushels of corn this summer and fall, and
don't You forget it.
Z. S.-TO make good the predictions OF the
EAGLE, as we go to press the heavens are
overcast, it's black all around, and pouring
down in the middle.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-29
PRESIDENT LEWIS ADDRESS.

Reference was made by us last week, ia q
complimentary way, to the address delivered
by NJ. W. Levy to the graduating class, and
as many expressed regret that We did not
publish it we now give its principal points.
Mr.. Levy said:
You stand here to-day on the verge Of a
new life. As the rays OF the morning sun,
kissing the eastern hill-tops herald the APP
preach of n new day, so does this day mark a
new and important era in your lives. Your
childhood days, the school room with all its
pleasant memories. the association Of teach
cts and school mates, are of the past. Before
you opens new existence; you are about to
assume the practical duties of life, looking
forward 10 a realization OF your fondcst
hopes. aspirations and ambitions. To your
teachers, with whom You are about to sepa-
rate,
May be for years, and may he forever,
you owe debt of gratitude which is often
too little needed or appreciated. To their
painstaking care, bestowed upon you while
under their charge. you are indebted oI..yOur
position here to-day as the second gradua'
ing class OF the public schools OF the city OF
Wichi:A. They who have guided your foot
steps in the path OF knowledge thus far, and
have counselcd you in the past, can do so no
longer. You are about to step forth beyond
their control; ever remember the precspls
and profit by the teachings incnIcated by
them.
The diplomas which are about to be be-
slowed upon you, are not TO be considered
the seal Of completeness Of scholarship. but
only the recommendation OF the school board
and your teachers to the world that you are
worthy 70 try its practical ordeal. Your
school days may end to-day; bullet me advise
and admonish you to continue in your stud
les. do not cease to cultivate aud improve
your mind, devote all your energies and spore
moments to this end. No calamity no reverse
in life, can deprive you of the riches of
well-storcd mind. Upon you rests q great
moral responsibility. you are about TO enter
tie world an integral part of human soci-
ETY.. Your examples will exert an influence
upon the community in which you live, for
good or evil. by yonr acts and deeds you
can improve and elevate surrounding human
ity, elevate the standard Of morality, make
learning and exemplary conduct standard
OF worth and merit. in comparison with
which costly raimeni and great wealth will
fall into insigniticance. The world of arts,
science and literature is open TO you, and
shoud any one of you achieve renown in any
OF these walks, all the money expended in
your education by the taxpayers of the ely
OF Wichita would be repaid ten thousand fold
and the honors thus won would be source
of qualification and pride in which We would
and school mates, members of
the board OF education, and the community
at large-claim part and share.
Now, in behalf of the board of education
OF the city of Wichita. present you with
these diplomas, hoping that all your future
days may be as bright and joyous, as full Of
pleasure and happiness rs this day has been.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-29

Heretofore the announcement was made
that the celebrated Fay TempIeton Star ALI.
ance Opera Company would visit Wichita
this spring. 1t is the largest company tray
cling, being composed Of thirty-iive people.
This company will be here under the man.
agement of Mr.. G. ID. Davis, who has brought
SO many extra entertainments to our city.
The first appearance will be on the last of
May and the following two nights. The
company gives ''Maritaya," and Ofcnbach's
"Prina Donna Of a Night ''Chimes of Nor
mandy" and "Love's Follies.' The city
papers say their costuming is simply magnifi-
cent. Besides Fay Templcton, Alice Vanc,
W. NJ. Fuller and Harry Buckley are with the
company. The combination will probably
be the heaviest company ever visiting Our
ci,v
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-29

A dispatch from Fort Scott says large
force OF men and teams are encamped al that
point for the purpose of completing the old
Humboldt or Fifth Parallel railroad grade.
lately purchased, and of which we gave no
tice at the time. The force is only waiting
orders from the President who has gone east.
Whether the road is in the interest Of The
Chicago & Alton or Of the 81. LOUIS & San
Francisco no hint is given In the dispatch,
further than ii says that the road will be
pushed through from Lebanon. Missouri, to
Fort Scott and TO Wichita to = connection
with the A.. T. { s. +. 1.-THE st. Louis read
has bought II The connection will be maze
with Wichita east Of the Flint Hills. II the
Chicago 4 Alton 10 the owner the road would
likely b extended through Eldorado.
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To Me Edaor of tie Eaoie:

To TIE Editor Of tie Eagle:
Let us have good cavalry company. I'm
der the State law each county is entitled TO
raise one company Of hundred men. Each
man to furnish his own horse. BY q late act
passed by Congress each man will be entitled
to draw pay Cor drilling, also for their lime
while in annual camp. Gov. st. John has au-
tborzed us to raise company for this ccun-
ty, and will arm and equip us as soon AS We
have the required number. The company
elects its own officers. Office at the Star
Livery Stable. J. f. MADDUx,
C.G. THOMPSON.
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No country in the world offers the variet!
of fishing enjoyed by the boys Of this vicini
~. Ordinarily, the hook and line, the trap
net and seine are employed. but We have 9th
er modes. During The June rise, when thu
waters spread out over the bottoms, the boy,
hunt fish with 4 shotgun and setter dog
When the Big river stops running and settles
irto pools, the boys go for them with pitcl
forks and the like; but when the holes blow
full Of sand then the shovel and spade are
employed. The latter mode is now all thu
go. The boys daily go out fishing by dozen.
with sboyels and spades and the great fine
fresh fai cat that they urn up from the now
dry bottom Of our principal lavigable stream
would make the eyes of that old piscatOrial
writer, Isaac Walton, stick out feet.
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The Wichita Excelsior Mills Flour
in st. Louis.

Our xxx -four passes inspection at the
St. Louis Exchange as = fancy -four, one
grade above what we sell it for on this mar
ket, as the following letter shows:
ST. LOUIS. March 10. 1890.
J. c. Fraker, Manager Wichita Excelsior
Mills, Wichita, Kansas:
Samples Of -four received to-day, and our
-four man took them on Change and reports
the -four well milled, and says your xxx
is fancy -four. You can draw on ship,..ent
rs fast as made. three-fourths value Of same.
Hoping TO hear from you often, we are yours
truly.
stiff MANSON, BARTHOIOw & Co.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-29

You are respectfully solicited TO send in the
names Of those of your children DESTROYS Of
attending the GeTman-English school after
| the close OF the public schools. A new term
1.-THE 6;hl viii open on the sth Of April. Pri-
vate lessons. commercial arithmetic, penman-
ship, evening school. Send in names at once
in order to enable the principal to make the
necessary arrangements as to the number OF
teachers, rooms, etc. etc All grades taught
| Address c. A. E. Fickeissen 49-tf
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Explained At Last.

Husband is greeted by bis wife on his ar
rival hene to dinner. - tsilows:
Ny dear, am so glad TO have you come
homo to dinner to-day. Our grocery man
cent rs = Jack Of that New Process Flour Of
the .wichin Exeeisisr Mia II makes nsh
beautiful white bread, know you viii Ike
It
II ysu want white sweet besad, . good d.
gss;ion. and smiling vile, bay the Now
Process Flour. ~ III !.
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August Flower.

The immense sale and great popularity Of
Green's August Flower in all towns and vii
lagos in the civilized world has caused many
imitators to adopt similar names, expecting
to reap harvest for themselves at the ex.
pense Of the afflicted. This medicine WA
introduced in 1858, and for the cure Of Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint, with their
fects, such Is sour stomach, costiveness, alex
stomach, sick headache, indigestion, palpita.
tion Of the heart, vertigo, ETC., etc., 1t never
has failed to our knowledge. Three doses
will relieve any case Of dyspepsia. Two mil.
lion bottles sold last year. Price % cents.
Samples 10 cents.
Green's Ats and Diary Almanac. the
most expensive Tree almanac ever published,
sent free on receipt Of two cent stamp.
G. G. GREEN,
A2eow.tf Woodbury. n. j., u, S. A