. i r i I
PA LL AS, SATURDAY , FIB 1.
called coiitiuually ou the uaine of
Ouauthrus. Him they saw do more j
butUvey could extinguish his voice in
;tnemr, ano could near mm aamonisn
Vhem to pay (Jiie regard t.0 religioo ; and
t t I
like wiselofurmed them that it was ou ac- j
Cmut of .his piety that ho .waa translat
ed to live with the gods, that his wife,
and daughter, and pilot, had obtained
the same ,honor. To this he added,
that tbey should return to 13ab)louia,
.and as it was ordained, search for the
writings at Sippara, which they were to
.make known to all .mankind ; moreover,
that the place wherein they theu were,
jvas the laqd of Ar menia.
" The rest having heard these words
, .offered' sacrifices to the gods, and taking
a circuit, journeyed towards Babylonia.
.'. The vessel being thus stranded iu
Armenia, some part of it yet remains in
,the Corey raean mountains"
In pages 3? and 34 of Cory's F rag
" meats there is a second version as
follows: -
."aud then Siithrus. To him the
deity Chrouos foretold that on the
lif'teeuth day of the mouth Dicisus there
would he a. deluge of rain ; and he com
manded to desposit all the writings
whatever, which was in his possession
in the ,cJty of the sun at i?iipar:t
isithr,us when he had complied with
these commands, sailed immediately to
Armenia, and was presently inspired lv
.Qui. Upou the third day after the cos
sation of the rain, Si.-i bins sent out
birds, by way of esrcriinept, that he
might judge wehther the flood had sub
sided But the bird, passing over an un
bounded sea, without finding any place
.of rest, returned again toSiithrus. This
he repeated with other birds. And
upon the third trial he succeeded,
r for the bird then returned with
their feet stained with mud. the gods
translated him from among men.
With respect to the vessel, which yet
remains in Armenia, it is a custom of
the inhabitants to form braclets and
amulets of i's weed. JVr. Y. Observer
THE LOUISIANA MUDDLU.
r . . v. . .. I
e prim ip ancjjner coiumu u waim
f ulogy of Judge Durell, of New Or
leans ; but while we have no rvasou f r
doubting its perfect correctness as to
his personal character, we do not wish
its publication to be taken as an ap
proval on our part f V,s receut judi
cial course. The whole of it, though
technically justifiable, perhaps, under
the recent extraordinary bgifelation of
Congress, seems to us an alarming
stretch of power. It has put the
States in the control of the federal
government in a way that virtually
annuls their existence as States.
What is the use of a local election, if a
judge of a federal court, on a mere
show of irregularity, or in the eveut of
a dispute between f .ctions, may take
the matter into his own hands, and
mstal whichever faction he pleases ?
In such a condition of things what
difference would tlnre be between a
State and a territory, or between a
State and an abject dependency, like
an Eastern satrapy, upon the imperial
" centery (
; Wo say this without pietending to
understand the merits of the controver
sy in Louisiana, if it have any merit,
which we doubt. The principal men
'Onr both sides there would appear to be
desperate political rogues, the Custom
House set every whit as bad as the
Warmoth bet. We are not clear that
the difference between tbem in honesty
and patriotism would te worth the toss
of a copper.
But there is one thing about Louisi
ana politics and politicians of which
we are very clear. The best and
wisest treatment of them by the
federal goverrment is to let them
alone. When the two parties actually
get to blows, and the State is in
insurrection, and that case oi domestic
violence arises contemplated in the
uonsumuon or the united states, ana
it becomes absolutely necessary that
its government should interfere, then
it will be time enough to do so.
Meanwhile the Warmoth faction and
tho Pinchback faction may safely te
left, so far a as the general welfare and
peace of the country are concerned, to
fight it out among themselves. If
either can make headway against the
Other by appealing to State law and
ran"inr .it on tteir side,
K t that be
done ; or, if either side .shall tje able to
a peaceful conclusion for the time being
by knocking the partisans of the other
side on tho head let that be also held
as a providential mercy.
Hut let the federal authorities keep
i
out of the mess.if we jav se tht
famiiiar term. ;rhat is the safe thing
to do- -sate as a. constitutional policy,
safe as a policy which comendes itself to
common sense, j We confess to a feeling
in regard to States' rights aud federal
limits which to others maysecjui almost
a predjudice or a superstition, aud we
shrink inevitably when we see one
State faction which a federal court has
just put upon its legs, turn round and
abolish a State j court whose judicial
action it has reason to dread. It would
not dare to venture on such a measure
did it not know that behind it was a
power which the State could not eop.c
with.
But we are strongly inclined to believe
hat these contestants can settle their
difficulties among theniselvis, and that
they are a great deal more likely to
settle them satisfactorily, ru&edily and
definitely, if left to themselves, tlun
if encouraged to look I'vr aid from
Waidiinging o much wo are vir
elear about iu regard lo Louisiana pub
it ics. and to .come to that conclusion it
is not necessary to decide as to the
merits of Pinchback pr Warmoth not
requisite to care a toss up whether
Mos op beats Barry or Barry beat?
Mossop." A Y. Post.
PLANTATION
i
liters.
i
mills WONDERFUL VKlJpTAP.LE II
A 8t'rii.ive is the !u-tt anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. A a touie 'and cordial fur
the aged l iMDuhl it has no equal among
stomachics. At a reinedj for the nervous
wc;kne. to which wumeu k re ejec'all r "ub
;ef, it i guj.r ce.n ever; other tituuUnt
In all climates, trt-picul, U-uiperate or fri;i'l, it
act as a pH;ific ia every j'cif of dtnurJer
which UDtlfrmitics I ho Uglily gtrcuth anJ
break down the aciiaa! spirit.
EXICAN
MUSTANG; LI HIM EHT
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Probably few articles have ever bad so ex
tenslre a sale, while none bave been more uni
versallv benefical than tbe celebrated Mexi
CAN MUSTASU LINIMRMT. Children,
adults, Horses anJ Domestic Animals, are
always liable to accident, aud it is safe to fay
that no family can pass a single season without
some ksnd emollient being necessary. It bo
comes a matter of importance then to secure
tbe best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city
of Net? York alone are using the mrxica
MU8TASO mmimknt, in all of which it gives uni
versal satisfaction.
CAUTION. Tho genuine is wrapped in
fine steel plate ngravng wih 0. W
Weatbrook, Ohe-min. and liade maxk
MEXICAN MUrTANG LINIMENT, t en
graved across the face of each wrapper,
ihe wl.ole bears the proprietor's private
United States Revenue tamp, and not the
ommon stamp as used by druggits.
LYON MANUI'ACTUBINO CO,
53 Park Place New York.
The standard remedy for Coughs, In
fluenza, Wore Throat, Whooping
C'oujih, Croup, I.Iver Complaint,
Jtronchltis, ISieeriJug' of the
J.uns, and every aflectlon of the
Throat, luting and Chest, Includ
in Consumption,
njstara Italsam does not dry up
a Cough, but loosens it, cleanses
the UMgs, allays Irritation, thus
removing the cause of the com
plaint Voiie genuine unless sign
ed I. HUTTH. Prepared by HETH
V. l()VI.i: At, SON, lluttton,
sold by iti;i)iHN(;H), ii os-,
TI-lTTlilt k Cl., Sun Francisco,
and by dealers generally. 10-Jy
muuHkuaiaiaaB
A l AillILViOTTTCfLE
Agents uiako $12 50 per day, $75 per week
AM ESNTIUBLY NEW
S EJ WIN p
- i
TOR DOMESTIC USE,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
With The New Patent Hutton Hole
Worker,
Patented Juno 7th, 1871. I
A 08t wondurful'and elegantly cons ructed
Sbwiku Machisb for Family 1 Work
Complete in all ita Parts, Ueg, the j straight
Eye. Painted NeaUe, Sui.r Tnnr.Anisrt, dire t
upright PeoiTiTK Motion, Seir Fed and Cloth
Utdes. Operate by Whkel and on a
r.MH.K Liyht llvnnimj Smooth and hois-IeB"
like all good high priced machines. Ha 'uftif
Check to prevent the wheel being turned the
wrong way. Use the thread direct from the
spool. Makes the Elastic Lock I Stitch,
(tinetand utronjfest stitch known ;) firm, du
rahle. close and I'd pid. Will do all kimu t.f
work, rue mid and caaree, from Ca'mbkic to
heavy cloth or Lkatiiek, and uaes all tlisciip
tions of thread. This Machine i heavily con
stractcd to give it strength; all the part.
of each machine being mdt ulike by mm hlixiy
and beautitully firmLed and ornamented. It i
A. I i,t . . . .
very easy to learn. Jinjtul, Silent ati4 XmootU
iu operation. Reliable at all times, and a
FrACTICAI.. Sfl K STIKICAI..M KC (1 A.NIC.l L l.NVU.V-
TloN, at (Jirutly reduced J.rioo" j
A good, Cheap, Family Sewin iu p'ohine at
lu.t. Thrtirt and only miccc tv . tWucing
a valuable, i-ubstantial and nliab.jow priced
Seeing Machine. lis extreme low ce reaches
all ciLlitiona. ltd siiuj-ticity and ,ireiigt h
ad.tpttit t.i all rapacities, while its many merit.
make it a uuivrr...il lavurite wherever ue l.aud
'routes a rapid demand-
IT IS ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED
i
"i van eoeerrmiy and confiler.tly recom
mend its ue to those who are W4iitioy a really
good Sewing Machine, at a low Price",
Mr, j. P. WiLSo.v, Uutherf-rk Park Dcrg-n
Co. N.J.
Trier of each Machine. ''Class A " "One,'
warranted for five year. by special certif cate.
i:h alt it Ju tuir Mij'l et'ythiy e.uijt!r(e
belonging to it. including the seli-thrcading
needle. packed in a trng woodel box, and
delivered to vy txn t of tbe country, by ex pre?
p re of further t l.argift.on receipt o price, only
live dollar. Sufo delivery guaranteed. With
each Machine we will send, ou receipt of )uk
f I est the uew patent
JJUTTON HOLr. WORKER.
Ono of the niot iuiortant and ueful in
ventions ef th? ag. So ntnj.lo ami c-rlin
that a child can wrk fho finest biiMon hoi.
JTith regularity aud ea.c, Stroug aul beauli
SrrctAi. TKrtws. and extnt inducement! to
Malic and Fwtt.tt A-j'hu, Store Keepers, .te
who will est.ilili.sh agcnrMit through lb' conntM
and keep our Ni.w M ai iiix .i on tj if and
'l. County rights jriven to Muurt aginls free.
Agent's comyrv owA'f f ) t i hfil without ao
YAT1IA V It X tt i I . .Sample of rtriu,j dtfi Mv
circulars contijinii.g terms, teiioioni.iis lin
graving, Ac. Ac, vnt tree. We also ujj.ly
AO R ICC LT t R A L I M M PI. E M EXT.
Latent Patents nd improvements for tht
Farm and tiurden. Mow er.Ucaers. Cultivators
Feed Cutters. Harrows, Farm Mills. Planters
tlarvexters, Threahers and all articles n-eled
for Farm work. Rare Seeds in Urge variety
Norway tint. The wonderful tnulilpyliHtj
Euvptia Cons fl j-r Lundred. Ac. Ml mot,
cy in Post Otfn e Money Orders. Itrgistered let
ters. Drafts or by i ress, will he ut our riK
and are perfectly e nru. Safe delivciy uf
our goods ate guarantee I.
"An old and responsible firm that fell tht
best goods at tho bwet price, and can be relied
U Ctr readers. Partner Jou-ual
Vcw yik.
Address order
Ji:mmr. n. m;iw)
Corner Greewirh and C'oarllandt t
New York,
Octlfi 6m.
There is no such Word as Fail.
TARR A NT'S
coMpotjin
Vs tract of Cubcb
Ann
HOP II RA
A SUrvF, CERTAIN
AND
SI KKDY CUKK
For all ui-ase of the lil.ATincK. KinsrTS and
liitiXARY OHf; ?is, either in the Male or Female
frepienly performing a perfect Cure in the
short space of three or foni days : and always
in less time than any other prt-pcratlou In
the use of
TAUIlAN.rS COMPOUND RXTRACT OF
CUDED3 AND COPAiiiw
There is no need of confinement or ehnnge cf
diet In its approved form of paste, it is en
tirely tasteless, and causes no unplcHsant sen
sation to the patient, and no exposure It is
now acknowledged by the most learned in the
Progression that in all secret diseases Cubebs
and Copaibv are the only two KiihiaiIIpn thf
can bo reliod upou with any certainty of Suj-
NEVER FAILS
MASUFCTCRED HLT BY TARRANT k CO.,
27S and 280 Greenwich and 100 Warren
th1'" N?r Ytrk Ko,d b Iruggi8ts all orer
v e world-
26 Cm.
VA PI TAL SALOON
JO. BERNARD, PROPRIETOR.
Has just received a large invoice e
WIHES- LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Uis brands embrace tne choicest varieties.
Jt3T Be sure and
GIVE HiM A CALL,
and be willjmake j-ou feci a,t borne.
38-tf.
The originator of this wrnderful medicine
claims to have discovered .vnd combined with
hurmoniy mere ut Nature m. t novereiyn MeAi.
cut jirorrtith than was uterotdbre combined in
one luedicine. The evi erne of this fact is
found iu tho variety of most obstinate diseases
which it bus b-en found to conquer. In the
cure of Ilrom-fiitii, Serei e 'utiylm, and the early
stages of Cunnimjitinn, it bus astonished the
luvdical faculty, and hundreds of the best phy
sicians pronounce it the yteateit innlicnl di
cuveiy f (lte toc. While it cuies the severest
Coughs, it strengthens tho system and purifies
tun blood. y its trent and thorouyh blood
pHrifyiiiy jrj, i tien itru iK nil lltimui from th
worst eci-nj nl, i to a ooininoli I'.loti li Pimple or
Eruption. A.enui ia I Di.-i-ases, Mineral poisons.
Syphilitic and Veiu iiul Diseases, and their et
fects are eradicate-) and vigorou t health and a
Holtitd fo)ititntin i 'Mahiiidild. Erynipelue, Sttl;
lilmniit, Stittd Jlmd, I'ttrr Sotm, Scaly or
Jtough Skin, in .short all tho nuiri rous dicease.
caused by bad blood H i'ui.y;.-rc I by thii
powerful, purifying and iuvigoruiing medieine.
Vr " Lirt r Complaint," i(u-im Jjiearder and
ILitiiiual Cotittij, tt,,, it l.;i8 J rotated 111
dreds of perfec' nod prui:iu:ut cures where
other iin iiiciot: had tailed.
The proprieior iV r- $Hn) u ward for a irn-di
cilia that will equal it in I i .ire of the diseases
for wh'ndi it is rtM't:tum-nded. lievare of counter-
icit al d II 01 ill It if i niitat ion. ?it tha loV tlov
ernuient M.i tup, which is a ponitirr fuarant'e m
tjciiiiinrnrx, l Upon the oiil-ide wraj per. Ttiif
llledieioe ! Sold hi) Pi ti at one llntlar pf
t,..tile. Pie.aied by K. V. I'lKKCli M. D., soi.
I'ropi it-tir, at Lii i hcinical L itior.itory , l.'5't
Seneca etreet, Iiuil.ilo N.Y. Juno 1 t.'i itui.
For the very het photograph go to lira i
cv .1. liuloUVoii'.- Oallerv without SfAllts
lr ASCEND IN T1IK ELEVATull, T.
Moito4ter( street, San Fr tucueo.
HOLLOW AY'S
5 m y. k331
.rs
Efcry Han h!s ovn Pliysiclen.
CATJTIOKT.
iramfflinliiirl f r Tf OT.T.OWA V'S
t OlSHtlAT I a i'o.. t.. t
unpnro'ij.li j.ir; k-s ioi.iii.ift;ii i!e aiu-
ai;H ln ilcl;o.
In onl I l.pro?e.t tli-?iiI"i-' nn nrwr,
we i off io .1 n new "I j.te Mai k ," ron:t
luofwi F.'jiti;n iiriio of o n:; fCi.' . wU
th b-?er 11 I i the crtt'-r:'. V.r ! t pi n
uitm !'ii.tn'4tv'( Pi and HinTviiM' w 11
tone tt.is triu iu. k tin it ; noio' ic g uuuio
Wilhoot it.
K. V. Catir Mt. Co., Pol rrorHolas ,
n MsVlcin I as, rw Lik.
e THE NEW FOOD.
For a few cents you can buy
of your (iroccr or l)np;i;i.st a
Fackaoor SE.V MOSS FAUIXE,
inaile from pure Irish 3Ioss, or
CaiTa-ocn, ivliicli will mafco
sixteen rjnarts of lane jlanjje,
and a like quantify of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotto liusse, &e. It is tho
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food In tho world, ft
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids, and
Children.
A (Jlorious ' hango !!
THIS GREAT WORLD'S TONICV
Plantation Bitters.
Till wonderful vegetable
restorative is tlie sheet-anchor
of the feeble and le?ili
taied. As u tonic and cordial
for the aged and languid, it
Un no equal nnonsr stom
achics, A a remedy for th
nervous weakness to which
women arc especially ruo
iect, it is superfccdiiig every
other stimulsnt. la nil Cli
mates, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, it net ia n pecifle
in every specie of disorder
which undermine ithc nodily
trenss-tli aud break down the
animal spirits. Tor sale toy
nil Druggists,
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair lo
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is $oon restored
to its original color
with the gloss anl
freshness of youth.
Thin hair ic thick
ened, fulling hair checked, hud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness; by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turriing gray or falling ofif, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doas
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long ou the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre aud a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
rKACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL ClIEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PBICB $1.00,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
' For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
uuch js Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Prolui1ly npvir 1m !"' re in the whole history of
medn uw, lias anything won r widely ami ho deeply
Umii the foitl'uK'in e of m. mkii.il, a'b thi excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaint. Through r lung
M'rien "!' years, and "auion inot of the nice of
men it hu n-.cn lusher und higher ia their ettuniv
lion, a it has lM-como belter known, lis nniform
character and power to cure the v;irius affccliuua
ff the lunr-i and throat, have tnude it known ui n re
liable proiector ajraml them. hi1s adapted to
mdcr form ol'dfc.'i-e aut to youri i hildicn, it is
t the i-ame time the most efl'et ("ual rvmetly Umt no
be veil lr m'ipieiit -inumplion, and the dau
perou.s an'e ti(n- of the thro:it ami lungs. A a pnv
VlM"n aK;it Midden attacks of Lfoup, it should
be kept on hand in every f;unilv, and indued as all
nr sometime mbjert to coUli and euiigha, all
ohoiil.l be piovided v illi this juitidote fur llivm.
Althoiifi setlhd t'uunmjttlun i thoukht liv
curable, -till fnvat niimler.- of eases where tbe di-ea-e
secme! allied, have been eompletely cured.
Mid tho patient restored to ound healUi by the
1'hcrrtf J'cctartil. coinpbc i it mastery
over the disorders (d the I.unjr and Throat, that
th most ob-tinate of them yield to it. When notlv
itH t-Ue could leach tlnmi, under the Vhcrry i'o
tot al Khcy subside and dis; ppear.
Singer tuttl Public Sjtcakfti find great pro
tection iVoin it,
Athnnt ii always relieved ami often wholly
cured by it.
lliitnchlti i penerallv cured by taklnjr tha
Chrrrtf l'rrtnral in email and frequent doses.
ta pefiiMally are its virtues known that we ne4
not publi-b the crtitirates of them hen-, or lo moat
than assure the public that it qualities are ful't
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and A true. Intermittent Fere,
Chill Ferer, Kemittent Fever, Dumb
Aspie, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o.t
and indeed all the affections which ariae
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
poisons.
As it name Implies, it does Cure', and doe nt
fail. Containing neither A rsenie. Quinine, nifltnutA.
Zinr. nor any other mineral or poisonous fubstan'e
whatever, it in nowise in hires anr patient. T:
number and importance of it s cures in theajniedi-tii'-t
s, are liternllv beyond account, ami we belie
without a parallel In the hitorv of Asrue medicino.
tur pride is frratifiod by the n'cknowledpnients wa
receive of (he radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and where other reiru'dies had whollv failed.
Cnaeelim ited persons, either resident" in, or
travelling thconrh miasmatic loenlitie, will 1ms pro
tc ted by taking the A OCR CCItR dttilr.
For irrr f'mttjttaiittn, arising from torpidity
of the Liver, if is an excellent remedv, stimulatinjf
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Tlilious disorders and Liver Complaints, it'
nn excellent reinly, producing manr tmlv r.
tn irkable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by Hi .T. C. Aykk x. Co., Practic?!
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and 4
all round the world.
I'lilCR. Sl.OO PJCJt BOTTLE.
'1 rx rti
Vill sew erfrrtalis ne1e(J in . fsrn'ly, from
tho heaviest to thj Uglitest ft.tric.
AM) ISKTSJ WUXU,
Thaii any oilier machiu.
If tliere is a Florence Pcwirn
chiiift within one thousand tuilea of
Han Frau?isoo not )il;i:i well nnd
giving entiro sntisfnctiou, if 1 nin ii
tonned of it, it wiil 1 nlttinlrd to
without cxpou.e of ivny land to tlio
pwner,
SAMUEL IIILL, A.r;ent,
19 New Montgomery Str;
Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco,
Send far Ctrcalwm ami r?ompi 9f
thtwnrk. A&iv tfis4 it.aai.1
fretjf yftgj
fiW 1 u&fe'
TO Til 12 PUBLIC v
ALL KINDS OF WORK, SEW IN
Waahing and Ironing, 4c, done by Mr
Hurnett on short notice and on reasonob
terms. All orders left at tbe bouse, soutb- iea
part of Da'.las, will be im mediately attended to
The Great .Mrtiicai 11- r
Dr. WALKER'3 OALIFOii. .
VINEGAR BITTEt.i
24 Hundreds cf Thousands
? Hear testimony to t V-Ir Vor.der. f, 3
o"3 fulCuratlvo iiifjcu. g 5 1
SgsiWHAT ARE .THEY ?gc
p A
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a 3
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231
C I 7IEY AliE SO'i . .71.15 ,
"II V A f4 CY .DRHJK.efj
lijjj cf Poor Hum, tVuUkey, Prf
K'ldritfl nnd itrftiuc I.ifjnum doctored, plce4
a3awtinc(l t ptc;s3 t.'i-j taste, called "Ton
l:s,"" A;.pttiz.rs," P.cstcrcr, Ac. that lead
wi3 t'ppkr on tJ dr:uikcnncM and ruin, but ar
tr;i : .Mot.iclno,nia.; from tlic Native Koots and
Iir'of (Taiifornl.T, free friuti nil Alcolivlia
itimilunrf. T!.r: ai t ic ii H f.AT ltI.OOI
IMriCiriEX nn 1 l.II'E (ilVIXIi PUIN
J 1 i'LE ; l-i r." .-et i:c:i ator a:.tl luvizorator ol
1 i2 tylcm, ciirr;. S:'s c,'j a. 1 olsunoui matter ac4
resto:ln.i; t:e LI o.l to f. l.rrUiiy condition.
.rso:cs:i ta'is V.c:.z VA U n accordion todlrsc
la i ",1 rcMiJr l"ti u:if 11.
For Infl:ii!i:nntory nu:l Chronic Unn.
tintinui nud limit, lyt?-piii. r Iuit-:-muii,
IJili'Uif, IleHiilleut niid Inter
lit tcul Pi'M-m, I)i-eaesi of the ISIoorf,
;,iv?r, Kidney, au.l ItKdtter, t'.icsa Hit.
eru J.a-.: b-s.i i:u 1 1 icc.tcrul. 8ucb
;ihcs arc CA-. r l by Vitinted Itlood. which
jj..ra:!; irs.lui.el by draotfetucut of tU
"' -rel i vc O t ea :ir.
iVSiI.P.-A Oil INDIfJESTIOX.
vl.i-uc. IV . I 1 th3 r.:'ei;i;o:s, Conghs, Tlght
vSef tbe Chst. !''.n2inij, four Kructatioaa of
.- ff!:sac!i, V&l U.sf J i 1 tet Jlouth B.UAttS At
eks, ;V.;i.t--tivaii t u: Ilu.-t, I u Ja uu-atfon of
!.u'i;.-'.i'"k 1 Vi fi.T';..ju f I'e.; UKInf ys.and
ot ur 1 .il.ilvr sj-nipttntxs, rra tho off-.
' r, ;: "f IVf!H-eKia.
Tit y I .v: );-r.t.' t:.t ?lia-h and stimulate th
rpi-tl'vr n-.d bow,-:, n;.!-:) rn.lert!ieai of uo
:n:i:K:l cJSvr.cy l i .''-iaHiir t'13 blood f all
a;.ur;tifs. r.ni i.u;arii-is n-:w bfo aaJ r'-nor to
wii.i!? t re tc:n.
I tilt rli IN nisr.ASr-S.rri'rt'on.Tctler,
a!t :iicn-.ri,lV.o:c:.. .- ' 1 bii; ,:, PutuUs.
r:.r".ii:n --.-, II' .-"' ;:s.s, r ci l-lload. Sore
y. , P.: : .vm: li', lu-h, Peurf, 1'. brst;or.s of
).c vt t. It i.;i ri an 1 ). a?ca cftuc Sk'.n, of
.!.:itevj.- :,jn: t r :.at :r . s.v i Uteri.:: iaj
a ; I o it 'f t i - . t(:.i in a Hi-r' tun 8 by
'a- uf th s U.ttcrs. l: c 1 tt!e l i aiicl
v. 'i!! ronvnic; t'.i? r.'.ost b.crtcluluu of tlialr
.sraiive effects.
CI a isc t:3 Vlt are t PWol whrnevcr you flat
tt I !.p iritic h;irn.i?K t'lr-nh I'ic aiii.. l i llai
l,-s, Fru;)'.bns rr hrci ; cliar.s-; it h'-n yoa
In 1 it obstructed tn 1 slnsBlsli bi thr veii.si
-". an? it w i.en it Is f.m!. x d your fi.-l as wlij
t-'.l yeu w!icn. Keep t .c V.ooX iura and th
hea't'i of t :c system will f '!lrtw.
PIN. T V I'K an t ct :.cr Vt10!-". larVlnif J
the ET't 'ni f 1 t.iany t ion ej 1 "j. :.. ; cTrctnally
'fstroyc.t and r noveil. Tor t HI uiro -tiont. r.-tl
carefully lite circular aroaod ' sch bottle.
.?. WAbKRR, Proprietor, n. ft. Mc'HiVAI.D &
CO., I).'iifv;it and ('..mi. Af-'il. Sa . rraneSsco,
Cl , aud SlanJCJ Cour.ua c-i t trot t. New VorK.
OLP tV ALL DHCOtilsrS AND DLALEI"
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J. W. GILBKUT, Agt.
17-Gia Salem