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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-04
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An experienced Practical Denulst

An experienced Practical Denulst.
In this age of specialties mar must serve
long years in some one Business calling to
achieve success. and be of greatest benefit to
his patrons. Specially true is this of dentistry
therefore our people should patronize w. L.
Fisher whose twenty years. dental experience
invaluable. At his office, 81 North Queen
he furnishes full upper or under sets OF teeth
from IS to $40. Gas given. Preservation Of
teeth a speciality. myl9.13tdS
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Recovered After Two Years.

SAN CARLOS, Ariz., Aug. ga son of
Don Jose MariI, of San Juan, N. NJ, who
was stolen two years ago by the Apaches,
was delivered up to day by Chief Mono. The
boy was afraid to reply to his father in
the presence Of the Indians, but a moment
after their departure rushed into his
arms.
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Hanlan Challenged.

MELBURNE, Aug. 4. - Laycock, the
Australia sculler, has issued challenge
to Hanlan to race for the championship
of the world on tho Paramatia, New
South Wales, course, the stakes to be
81 900 aside.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-04

Grace Lutheran Excursion to LitItz.
Arrangements are being rapidly consum'
mated for q very delightful picnic on Wednes-
day next among the Lutherans OF Gra' Q
church and their many friends who will ac-
company them. There will be something 10
please everybody.
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Smallpox.

Harry Ochs, aged II years, and residing
with his father, at NJ. 447 High street,
has been taken with smallpox. His father
Lad the disease some weeks ago and re-
covered. No other new cases is repeated.
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Claiming O'Donuen as his Brother.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 4.-The
Republican published an interview with
an Irishman named Cornelius O'Donnell,
who claims to be brother of the O'Don,
nell who shot the informsr, Carey, at Port
Elizabeth, South Africa. He says his broth
er left Chicago for New York, where he
took the steamer Alaska, in November
last, telling him he was going ''to help
the suffering people," About two mouths
ago he received a cablegram from his
brother, announcing that he was going to
leave for South Africa with his wife to
settle there. He says his brother twas
always wild. unmanageble sort of fol-
low"
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Sale of Bonds.

J. B. Long sold to day at private sale
1880 Stevens house first mortgage bonds
vt par, shares of Columbia national bank
at STAG and $500 gas co npany toad at par
AID interest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-04

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug.-The governor
last night pardoned Furgusop, the de.
faulting city treasurer. He will return
to Louisville to day.
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MO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
II For any kind OF SUMMERWEAR.
Ladies', Gents and Misses Hose, of Spring
STYLES closing ont without rePa,d to cost. to
make room for Fail Goods Working Pants,
New MAXI of Overalls, Shirts and Staple
Goods cheaper than ever
HENRY BECHTOLD,
No. SO North Queen Street.
+. S.-Store and dwelling for sale or rent.
feb3-1yd
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Grand Army and X. of p. Excursion
To Atlantic City and Philadelphia on satur
three days. Through train leaves Lancaster,
(King street). at $40, Columbia at b:4O, lands
vile at 6.Os a. m. Fare only $500. Leave Man.
helm at 6:22. Lititz at 6:sS and Ephrata at I q
m. Fare only $3.50. Special train will return
same night.
iulv2OSauo9 Ia lOS9tw
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An SbId Wall.

In cutting away the plaster on the north
wall of the old Black Horse hotel, to make
way for KeplsI's new building, the work
men found that the mortar with which
tie wall vas covered was mixed with
straw instead of hair and that on top OF
the straw mixed mortar was another coat
ing of mortar, apparently of much later
date, mixed with straw. Between the two
coats were scrawled the words Mortare d
Nav 1880" This would seem to show
tha: the second coating of the wall was
put on in 1899, the straw coat being put
ou at a much earlier date. Mr.. Kepler
has added his name and 1885," before
the fiual coat of mortar shall be put or
tho old but still good wall.
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five Deaths From Cholers,
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Alive deaths from
cholera occurred here yesterday.
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NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.

EREY'S UHARCOAL LOZENGES.
Z For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Headache. Bad Breath from smoking, ETC.,
Constipation, Sour Stomach and all disorders
of the Stomach and Digestive Organs. Being
a purely vegetable, safe, simple and cheap
public suffering from the above tho above
disorders. Tryit. Price sc: per Box. sent
anywhere by mail. Prepared and sold by
ANDREW G. FREY, DRUGGIST.
29E. Orange St., Cor Christian.
apr2T-lyd&w Lancaster, Pa,
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lied In COnvuislons.

Dora Quinn, child aged eight months,
died in convulsiOns this morning at the
residence of its grandfather, Joseph Ochs,
No. 447 High street.
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HAVE been afflicted for twenty years, dur
ing the months OF August and September,
with Hay Fever, and have tried various reme-
dies without relief. l was induced to try Ely's
Cream Balm have usei it with favorable re-
suits, and can confidently recommend 1t to all
similarly afflicted. ROBERT w. TowNLEY, (ex-
Mayor Elizabeth. NJ.
have been q Hay Fever sufferer tor three
years have often heard Ely's Cream Balm
spoS en- OF in the highest terms; did not take
much stock in it because OF the many quack
medicines. A friend persuaded me to try the
Balm, and l did SO with wonderful success.
This recommendation you can use for the
benefit of Hay Fever sufferers. T. s. GREER,
Syracuse, N. Y. Price so cents.
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sOaE sEarINEus.


/ N0W X08Rs
Tho state camp of New York at Peaks
kill in which several companies participa
ted, has come to close. The camp was a
great success, and much entertainment
was furnished during tho encampment.
The green sentinels made great deal
of amusement, and many stories Of their
. doings and sayings have found their way
into type. Hero are few now ones: (:
A sentry Of the Ninth. A stranger who
approaches in the dark.
Sentry-Who comes there?
Stranger-Friend with . bottle.
Sentry-Advance friend and pass the
bottle. -.-
Stranger-But the bottle is empty.
Sentry-Halt friend with the empty
bottle. Corporal of the guard No. 6.
And tho soldier actually held his c0mrade
until tho corporal came and carried him of
q prisoner.
A seminal of the Sixty.fifth to some one
advancing
"Who ish it,"
GA friend"
"Phwat do 70 want ?''
have the countersign."
"Whist that's the word, spake asy
and pass on"
General Charles F. Robbins, general in
spector of rifle practice, was formerly an
Office in the Seventh regiment and is very
popular with the men of that command.
The sergeant was taking one of the pri-
Yates to task for not saluting when Gen.
Robbine passed
"Couldn't you see it was a general
oficer?" fiercely asked the sergeant.
Yes, saw it was Charley Robbins !;
but, then, We have never been introduced,
you know -
Tho walters at the regimental mess had
sometimes great trouble in getting into
camp after taps and great ingenuity was
displayed by some of them to get back
to quarters. One of them was challenged
by a sentry of the Thirteenth. To the call
Of " Who comes there ?" he responded :
Use de waiter on table No. 49,"
"By Jove !" said the sentry soto voice,
''that's my table," and then aloud, show
do know you are ?"
"Kase, boss, you promised me quarter
at dinner to-day, and you done forget.
it. You don't disremember dat does yer,
boss %
The waiter passed on.
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NOW York MAfkAta.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Cotton quiet.
Flour steady quiet and in light inquiry.
Wheat N0kc higher and firm tcaJe
mainly in options; No Red, Aug, 81 l4h0
ll9.
Corn N0Hc higher moderately active
Mixed Western, spot, 5706lAc; do future.
59kG6lHc.
Oats L0Lc better: very quiet; No. 2 Aug.
37Nc; sept, 36c Oct, 36036hc; State, 4lc
western 3SQ5lc.
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 4. ls
LABOR MATTERS.
STATE OF THE rxLEaRAPH srkIk
The Western union Claiming to be Able to
HOLD Out-The Cigar Makers

The Western Union Claiming to be ABLE C
HOLD Out-The Cigar Makers
Strike.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-There was little
change in the telegraph situation last
night. Superintendent Dowry says he has
consulted with railroad managers, and is
prepared for anything the operative may
do by calling out the telegraphers.
Members of the brotherhood hint that
the operators who took the place of the
strikers are dissatisfied, and that . large
number Of them have Joined the brother.
hood, but are kept at work. A largo
enough force inside is obtained to cripple
the company by leaving in body.
A Question OF Endurance.
New YORK, Aug. 4.-The Times says
'The strike now seems to have settled
down to o question of endurance, the
Western Union managers having seeming.
ly determined to starve the men out rather
than yield to tho brotherhood. Mr.. Gould
outlined this plan in his statement to q
friend while talking of the situation. He
said the present striko was but skirmish
line in the fight which has been projected
by the Knights of Labor, of which the
brotherhood is a branch. Every cor.
pOAot1ODs VI nAus Va AAoAvAoA0A VAOV
employs large numbers of men is
defeated, for they know that its success
means the success of the Knights of
Labor. Owing to the great interests
involved the Western Union cannot and
will not give in, no matter what our loss
is or to what Inconvenience the public is
put"
Tho Railroad company Easy.
The announcement that the Brother
hood Of Telegraphers would serve bill of
grievances to-day upon the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad
company in behalf of the railroad opera
tors in the employ of that line did not
appear to cause much apprehension in the
company's office. No committee of broth
erhood made its appearance, how
ever, and operators hayaucgiven no
indication of dissatisfaction. The off
GERS of the company say they have a
contract to take Western Union CONNER
cial business and any refusal on part Of
operators to transact such business would
meet with prompt dismissal from the SER
vice. Business is reported as moving
smoothly at the Western Union Office here.
Tho ClRaEmakers' srrike.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The troubles be-
tween the cigar manufacturers and their
employees seem likely to break out afresh.
To-day the progressive union men
employed in Ottenberg's shop quit
work because their employer engaged
ten men belonging to the international
union. This action of the Gutenberg men
is not countenanced by the employers of
the other manufacturers, as under the
late agreement the latter wore to employ
men from either union.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-04

ON Tuesday next the q rand Army will hold
a picnic a. Millway, on the Il. & c. X. X. EX
cursfOn tickets, tic.
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A ew Patent.

A patent was granted yesterday to Mr..
Clement C. Smith, Of this city, for an im
p:ovement in "divices for oiling slides for
engines,' This improvement applies more
,articularly to virtlcal engines, and con
s;sts in placing the oil cup inside of the
frame below tho guide and attaching a
dip wiic to tire lower end of the slide,
which draws up sufficient oil to lubricate
the guide. The point being that the oil
after being used Gri;s back into the oil cup
and is used over and over again. This
patent was secured through VIM. r. Ger
hart, patent solicitor, of this city.
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MARRIAGES.

LANsINaKR-EvANs Aug. ], 1888, at the resi-
dence of the bride. by Rev. j. M. Wheeler, of
Millersville. Prof. J. w. Lansinger, of Millers
Vile State ormal School. and Miss Lille G.
Evans, OF near Lancaster city. lt*
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Now Y0fE.
Quotations by Associated Press.

QUOtHCIOHS Uy ASSOCIuttU TT6S6.
Stocks dull.
New York Central. .........................ll6
Erie Railroad. 8iIs
AuluS Express.
Michigan Central Railroad. Oad.................. 50
Michigan Southern Railroad. .lO7L
Illinois Central Railroad. ad..................l3l
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh hRailrOad..........lE3
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. ..........l22
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Railroad .......l3i
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 79X
Toledo h Wabash. Observation-Disclosures 24Z
Wv S.isoy SCnCiai %: ..-....s..sssss Q!
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Rnllsdelphis.
)nS Oy Associated Press.

kn1l000lphto.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia q Erie II. .R.............. ..... l9k
Reading Railroad. 0ad......................... 2SX
Pennsylvania Railroad. $50
I.ehigh Valley Railroad. 0ad.....................7 7UZ
United Companies OF New wJersey..........ls2
Northern Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -
Northern Pacific Preferred. -. ssss
Northern Central Railroad. ...........bG &c
Lenigh Navigation Company. y.............. l5A
NOrristOwn Railroad. .......................llO
Central Transportation Company.........3 80
fittsb'g, TituSville q BuffalOR k..... IA
Little Schuylkill Railroad. q.
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VNHE BEST AND MOST COxPLETE AS.
i sortment of Euchre. Poker, Casino and
other playfne Cards,at
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-04

MIR. CHkS. j. BURGER.
Nl Late leader of tho Academy OF Music,
Chicago IS now permanently located In Lam
caster and will have charge of the music in
Fulton Opera House the coming season, and
is prepared to receive pupils for instructions
on all Orchestral Instruments. Will also ar
range music for bands and orchestras, Ap.
plica tions may be made at his room, No. 10
North Queen street. at Shreiner's Music Store,
No. &c North Queen street, or Mr.. B. Yecker,
Fulton Opera House. Music tu, ,nished for
concerts and private parties ONLY. IT.
JIsTATE OF ANNIE @. KaYMuND, LATE
IL OF Lancaster city. deceased. Letters OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in.
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands AGAINST the same, Will present them
without delay tor settlement to tho under
signed. residing in hayTtowpR' LANCASTER MGm
Administrator;
A. F. SHENcK, Atty. j23-6tdS
NuTICE.-THE MONTHLY MEETING
~ OF the Lancaster Mennerchor will be
held at their M hall l.! on East King street on
rangements will be made for the Saengerfest,
and to remove to their new hall on Tuesday
evening at 6k O'Clock. A full attendance Is
D' 'i"-' - " GEORGE PFElFFFR,
a4-eti Secretary.
noN'r BE DECEIVED.
Clarke's, No. 81 West King street, is THE
ONLY PLACE in Lancaster to get the GEN
UlNE CREAM RIO COFFEE, Csc per pound.
Light Brown Sugar only7cper pound: Golden
Rio C"ffee i2kc per pound or TEN POUNDS
FOR ONE DOLLAR, sold elsewhere tor Csc
per pound. Just received, q large invoice OF
Majoica Ware to be given "a presents. TO pur-
chasers of goods.
Olarke's Tea Store,
No. 81 WEST KING ST.
fNayf DoOr fO 10 Conner HOuSal HS.3t6
DUBLIU SALE OF TWO CARLOADS OF
On MoNDAY, AUG. 6. 1883, will be sold at
Public Sale. at tho Merrlmac House. C. A.
| Miller. proprietor, Lancaster City. Pa. the
| following Live Stock, to wit: TWO CAR
| LOADS OF HORSES One carload Of Canada
| Horses, first-class, heavy draft and good feed
| erS One carload of Illinois Horses, fine driv-
crs, eOOd StepperS and horses Tor general farm
The above stock must he as represented by
| the undersigned or no sale. A credit of GO
days credit will he given.
| sale to commence at o'clock, p. M, on
| said day, when attendance will be given by
| GEORGE GROSSMAN.
! j. REBMAN. Auct. ltw<dS
| N1OTICE-THE SUBSCnI BIER HAS SOLn
| IN his Drug Store to Henry c. Martin, who
has been in his employ for q number of years
The business will be conducted by Mr.. Martin
|! from this date under his own name:
AUGUST l. 1883.
As will be seen by the above, Ibave pur
| chased the entire Stock and Fixtures of DIR
DRUG STORE, No. IL South Queen street
Lancaster, Pa. The patronage of the public
| is respectfully solicited.
al-3tdW .Th. S&3tGS<w II. G. MARTIN.
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A Cough, Cold or sore Thront

Requires immediate attention. A neglect ir-
ritates the lungs and an incurable disease is
often the result "DR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs and colds, acts directly on
the lungs. throat and chest, purifes the blood,
and tor bronchial, asthma. all pulmonary at.
fections of lcng standing, tits the best remedy
ever discovered. Price % cents and 81 per
bottle. The large size is the most economical
Sold bV all best druggists. fl9-MW&Flvd&w
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NEW ADHERTIS EMENI.

N,EW VELVET KlBBONS In BLAUK
" and colors. New SILK Velvet: New Vel
veteeens. New Cashmeres, New KID Gloves,
Heavy Ail-Silk Brocade at sL25. New Jerseys
AT SWARR'S,
febl7-lvTuGS No. so North Queen Street.
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SkIn DlaeAses.

..SWAync's Ointment Cures the most iDvet-
''Swayne's Ointment"}
''Swayne's Ointment" crate cases OF skin d's'
'bwayne's Ointment"1
s'Swayne's Ointment" eases, SUCH as tetter,
Swayne,s ..S Oiatentn salt rheum ,scald head,
..swayne's ointment" babcr's itch, sores, all
&c S,a!y,e,s Sintmentu crusty. scaly, itching
"Swayne's Ointment" skin eruptions, and
Swayne,s &c ,,ye,s Mntlnentn that distressing COM
"Swaynes Ointment" plant, itching piles,
"Swaynes Ointment" ,b. on,v oao,,u,, onra
"Swaynes Ointment } 'o 'i1 -"-o
"Swayne's Ointment" no matter how obsti-
'.Swayne's Ointment" nate or long standing.
Ask for 1t and use no other. 1t CURES
where Gil else fails. Sold by all druggists,
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As will be seen by the above, have pur-
chased the entire Stock and Fixtures Of DIR.
B. S. MUHLENBERG'S OLD ESTABLISHED D
DRUG STORE. No. IL South Queen street.
Lancaster, Pa. The patronage Of the public
is respectfully solicited.
al-3td w .Th, S&3tGS<w II. G. MARTIN.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-20
Kissing the Bride. fPeckS San

Americans, especially those in the rural districts, have m any customs which are truly characteristic. One of the mos, dis tinctive is that of kissing the bride Did you ever stand of one side and wItoh this performance The bridal couple en- ter and take their places before the clergy man while the guests begin to pucker up their mouths for this, to ..mericans very important part of the ceremony. Th,s very interesting subject came up incl dentally in a recent conversation in which several gentlemen were engaged, when a clergyman, one of the party, remarked that he always felt like laughing outright at a wedding.
 "l have to smile every time l think of such an affair."" he said. Il go and per form the ceremony, where. if in the smaller towns is sure to be the case, the good old fashioned kissing finale is ob- served. They seem to have an idea ,ha, the bride is to be passed around to be tasted of. and according to rule. nigh, say. generally kiss the bride, then her husband, who in turn IS followed by all the friends and relatives, who invariably put in three smacks, one for luck, one for love and one for fun. And in order 10 do t up and not skip a person. the crowd will fall into line unwittingly and pass around to get taste of the bride. al- ways feel Ike calling out next the same as they do in a barber shop, when this performance is going on. Then there are so many ways of kissing. The bashful youn man will blush and swoop down and get in his work so suddenly that it IS all over before either know what is up. Then you will see the mother lmprin, genuine kisses of affection as will also the father. Then the brides intimate com panion will imprint kiss ,ha, makes a noise like the report of pistol. The most demonstrative kisses, as rule. are the gray and bald-headed bachelor un- eles. They kiss and hug a bride as though they really envied her husband, who all the time this kissing has been going on has had to stand by her side and permit the crowd to work his arm like pump-handle. While to me it has a ludlcrous appearance, still don't see why Il ain pretty nice thing after all. Al least enjoy it.
 This kissing business is jus, wha, has scared me out of ever getting married, remarked on old beau, but the general impression seemed 10 be that the woman who would take him for husband would do so as last chance, and would take no risk of having 10 go through C kiss ing part of the ceremony.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-20
The Favorite.

Of all the American plan hotels of the south none has better reputation among uaveling men than the Grand Central of Little Rock. This house has recently changed hands. and under its new pro- prie,or F. England. has been sub lected to a thorough renovation, and Is better than ever capable oi furnishing tirst-el'ss accommodations. Peasant, and convien,ly situated. wi;h large and wellhgh;ed sample room, attentive waters and obheing clerks. this house has become the favori,e. The change in proprle,orship does not really affect the management ot the hotel. Ii. F.. Glide we'll. the former proprietor. being retained as manager, while the popular Fred. kottinser remains Tn charge of the office. The terms are very reasonable, and 1t l, a fact. that all who have ever patronized the Grand Central. will not stop elsewhere when in the city.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-20
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice having had placed m his hands by an Eas, India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure ot Consumption Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and a' throat and Lung Affections. also posi-. tive and radical cure for Nervous Debilit, and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers 1T thousands of cases. has felt II h,s du,y ,c make Il known ,o his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive and desire ,c relieve human suffering. will send free of charge. to al who desire il. this recipe m German. French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sen, by mail by addressing with stamp. nam. ing this paper. W, A. MOVES, 70 Poae,' Bip. <. Ro. ktsie,. N !.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-10-20

l, Is well-known that we exclude patent medicines from our columns, because so large number of the nostrums are villain ous combinations that should be la beled poison, instead of marked cure alls" The only exception to our rule is made in favor of smith Bile Beans. a pill which has certainly proven specific Tn this community for torpid liver. dyspep- sta. bllousncss and ehills and fever. The medicine has within our knowledge. effected remarkable cures which have been extensively noted, and has never failed to prove in the highes, degree satisfactory and beneficial to invalds. We ate always willing 10 advertise and assis, the sale of reliable remedy for human inhrmIties, hence the departure from our rule ln favor or smiths Bile Beans - I,'ta, tind Irfs,-Nhife .Nr;sS.