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THE INDEPENDENT: OSKALOOSA,, KANSAS; OCTOBER, 2j1860jT
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gjkilMii, Jcfferisi Connlr, Emu.
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jOfflLW. SAT, Local Editor.
u" DeiMcratic Ticket.
4. or Me Legislature
p. L. LAKIN, of Grasshopper Falls,
For Commissioners
FRANKLIN FINCH,
W.C. BUTTS,
J. B. OLIVER.
For County Assessor
'. W. CAWLFIELD.
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Sepublican County Ticket
For Representatives,
E. IYNDE, of Grasshopper Falls,
:H.BUCKMASTER, of Oskoloosa.
at- For County Commissioners
1st District, WOODIN FOSTER.
Id " J- G. VAUGHAN.
3d MOSES AKERS
For County Assessor
DAVID McKELVEY.
Withdrawn. We have been author
ized by J. Gill Spivet, Esqr., to an
nounce that he has withdrawn from the
present canvass, and is no longer a can
didste for election to the office of Re
presentative
; The Quarterly Meeting.
The M. E. Church was dedicated
List Sunday. It had been entirely com
pleted, save the finishing coat of paint
and vanish, and presented a very neat
and handsome appearance. Though it
is plain,we have been no finished Churcl:
in Kansas that will excel it for beauty of
taste and neatness of finish.
The dedication sermon was preached
by Rev. Jakes Shaw to a crowded
house. Never before.perhaps.has there
been gathered in Ostaloosa in one buil
ding, at a religious meeting, as many
people as filled that house on Sunday,
and better order, or more profound at
tention to a sermon, we never witnessed
"before.
-At the close of the sermon, a collec
tion was taken up for the support of the
minister, after which another collection
was made to defray the indebtedness on
the church. This collection amounted
to something over two hundred dollars
Pre'ty good for hard times.
I lie following gentlemen were nomi
nated as candidates at the joining No
ves&ber election by the Union Conven
tion held at Osawkeo last Mondav.
For Representatives, D. L. Lakin and
T. D. Kuykcndall; for Commissioners,
Woodin Foster, Moses Akers and J. B.
Oliver. We have not been informed
who is the nominee for County As
sessor. Rev. II. H. Heogpeth, will preach
in
the M. E. Church next Saturdav
night at seven o'clock.
X&'Rev. Mr. Roocers will preach at
the M. E. Church aext Sunday morn
ing at 1 1 o'clock A M.
h'i
Abscoxdikc DEBTORS.-Joseph Coch
ront, Probate Judge of Jefferson Coun
ty, and his brother, William Cochrane,
left this place under peculiar circum
stances about ten days ago. The Jud"e,
it seems, represented that he was going
to Leavenworth to purchase some win
ter clothing, and that his brother had
gone into Southern Kansas with a load
of crockery ware. It turns out that his
brother had gone in the direction of
Iowa, and he followed him instead of
going to Leavenworth. They left a
number of creditors here minus their
juit dues having contracted sundry
debts and borrowed money for a few
lays at different places.
fer The grand Lodge of Ancient,
Free and Accented Masons of Kansas.
r
net in Atchison on the 16th inst.
Messrs Brooks and McAlister of Law
rence, called at our office on their re
tarn from the session of the Grand
Vdge. They informed us that most of
the Lodges of the territory were repre
sented, ami that the fraternity seem to
in a prosperous condition. They
gate us the following us tho names of
the offices ofW GrandXodgc for the
?&'' -ftMwMd.oT Atch
ison, Orand Master; J. fi. Redfiel. of
iorl Scott, Deputy Grand Master; Al
bcrt unffiin, of Manhattan, Senior
Grand Warden; J. S. Watson.of Wvan-
doitenieiGraadiWarden, Christian
Beck.Sif LeavenwortliGfand Trea
surer; Charles Mucdee, of Learen-
woi
A"OwnoS5crearyTE.,K, Carr, of
v -t - -e . &- -. -w
Ueavenworlh, Grand Lecturer; P. R.
Brooke, of Lawrence," Senior Grand
Deacon; Jb-jruHsfeboomrof Leaven
worth Junior Grand 4eacon. There
are thirty-three or thirtyfoar chartered
Lodges in ite, .territory. -The Grand
ge s,perinancntly located at
TopeklpanditsScxt'aession'will be
fcld on the third Teday f October,
sTlUaatlie uew adttTUEcmeU.
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FOR SALE !
THE undenigned (ffera for n!e, at reasons bis
iunrrs, a quarter section of Land, beautiful
ly situated in ore of tbe hot portion of Kansas.
A good siltl-Tcnt rurrounds it, and two terrilo
rial roul'p'aby'it. There 'i nn;btfcrwplaad
on the T srrtory Juil.V V. PA V
DR. F. T. SPEES,
Physician,
OSKALOOSA. KANSAS.
Tenders bis professional sen ices to the citizens
oi uBuuoAsa and vicinity. . , , ,,
Office North-west comer of Public Square.
PAUL E. HAVENS,
JJepaty Clerk of the District Coart for
JEFFERSOX COUXTY, KAXSAS
GaHVEYANCra,
REAL ESTATE, tNSURANGE
AND COLLECTION AGENT,
OSKALOOSA, KAXSAS.
Will attend promptly to all business rntrustcl
to ins care.
Especial attention rivrn ditlm nmini r..
e nd th: collection of clalnw for non-resideuts.
n.iuunuoi injuries promptly ansnered.
" P. E. UAVEN3.
BUTTON HOUSE
M. R. DUTTON, Proprietor.
Having recently fitted up, and furni-hed the
above now house, which is pleaiantlr located at
tho flourishing
GGtti? IP !&?
of Jcfferon Counly,is now ready to accommodate
mo traveling public.
NO RAINS WILL BE SPARED
to i render satfcfaetlaa to all who may favor Lioi
with a cull, and calravoring to keen nn to the
motto of
"LIVE AXD LET LIVE'
Tho proprietor hopes to merit a liberal patroong
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and a careful man always un hand to attend tie
tame.
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M. K. Dutton, Agent, iitagrs arrive and de
part daily, connecting with lines to all points
KaJt, West, North and South.
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ol hi school w ill open on the 21th of Srptrmlxr
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Jefferson for
r- '" the trial of causes sdfsiasfhiider
J thUsrs of aatd.Territe.rT." v.
.API RAISIiMENT NOTICE.
CeorsaJC. Goss aslrooe of Geore Bart,
v
Crrn. Kannenr. and Mar E. Kcnnadr.
tyros Kennedy Mary K. Kennedy defendants.
Ltb. ..A..A.BMniu4a hf I AfTiieanti rsii4t. .aSS t
hereby notiliod that 1 will, on Tuun'la, lliuttttu
dav or October A. U. 1M0 between the bours of 2
SOU UCIIifi iigu.uviivtt;iwu.uiiiii,'.i
and S o'clock P. M. of uiat day, at Iho North East
corner ofthe tract of land, hrruln after In their no
tice described, causa to bo appraised acinrdln; to
Uar, tho following ascriDi tract oi ianu io-wii;
the houtn West quarter of 6cctlon No twelve (I2i
In Too nshlp So nine (9) of Rsnpe Xo slxtcon (16)
Iu Uie Cnuntv f JaCcrson. and Turritorr of Kansas,
the said laud to bo sold by me, as directed by an or
der Issued in Uie above entitled cause, out of the
Hid First IMitrict Court.
J. till.LM'lVtV.
' Jbtter CosBBilssIoocr of ssWOwrt." -
Oct Cd I9. IS-3
II. B. PORTER,
Dealer in Family Groceries and i'roviswiM,
FLOUR,
PORK,
FISH,
SUGAR,
TEA.
CANDLES,
FRUIT,
PRESERVES,
PICKLES,
NUTS,
COFFEE,
PASTRIES
CONFECTIONERIES, &C.
Keeps constantly on hand a full and complete
stock of gofds which be offers for salo cheap for
cash.
HyPlfine call and examine UTore pmel.s
ing elsewhere fl
II. R. POUTER,
Public Squire, (vast atdr.) 0kaloosa.
tf ' Kansas
CABINET WARE ROOMS!
THE undersigned is prepared to manufacture t
order un Short notice, and at rea.niiMn nrtuaa.
all Linda of
CABINET FURNITURE,
such as Bureaus, Bedsteads, Breakfast and Dinlar
Tables. Centre Tables, Lounges. &c, dec.
Furniture kept on band for sate at all timet.
JCr'COFFIIVS, covered or plain, made in the
neatest and bestttjle, and in the shortest possible
time. All orders will receive prompt attention.
hop on the north side of JeScrtnn street, opposite
he Printing Office. (6-3m) W. W. SPEAR.
FOR SALE
OR to exchange for real estate the new Eure
ka Flouring and Saw Mills, at Okaloosa,
hausaj. tor Particulars inquire of
inquire (
J. C. BURNETT,
Oikaloosa, Kansas.
If.
THE GREAT EASTERN HAS ARRIVED!
Oakaloosa against the World!
GBKAT I.KDUCTION IK PHICX OF GOODsI
STEWART & CRABB'S
HxVVE iust receivel a large ntocic of Staple
and Fancy Drv Cin.xls, consisting f all the
varieaa article usually kept in western retail
Storea. Cantry produce taken in exchange for
goods.
Ladies and Gentlemen.' call at the People's
Store. South-east corner of Public Sguanw
i tr OsknlooM.'Karaias.'
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPIA.
.V Itencvoicnt Institution ejtaUi5h.iI Lr iprcal
Kndnnment, for the relief of the Sirk and
l)itrcied, afflicted uith Virtilrntand Enulem
ic l)ituiej, and tspr dally lor thi cure ol Di
srnr ofthe SeXtui firm.
fKDICAI. ADVICE given tni'm, l.r ikr
1X Artmg SurgO-n. lo all who apply by 1 n.r
with a description of tbeir condi ion, (a;e, ocru
patton, habjtj of itre. rc .) and in caei of rx
trrnie poverty, Medi -in s furnihed free of charge
Vplusble repirts un J?pomi"itorrhai, and olh.
erdi-arg ot the bestial Orffing. mid on the
X'wRcmcdirsT.iplpj'ed i the Difp-nBarv.writ
to theafflirtrd in n-altd letter envelopes. Ire o!
charge. Two or three itamps Kr poWg" will
be occcjitiUt
Addre,prt. J. SKILLIN nOL'finTON. Ac
ting Surgrnn, Unward Asyjciati in. No. 2 South
ninth street, I'htlndrlphis. Pa fly crd. r of the
dtrreiort. EZRA U. IIEAItTiVKLU Prs.'t.
10-ly GEO. AIHCHILD, Secretary
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS!
MARSHALL S. CRAWFORD,
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.
DEALIX IX
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
nARUWAKE. NAH, ROOTS AND SHOES
HATS AND CAPS, YANKLi: NOTIONS,
JEWELKV, and in fc everything uiualiy kept
in a country store. We would call plrllculoi
attention to our Meek of Ship made lt-rf and
Shoe, which we can sell at from fifteen to
twenty-fivo rr rrt cheaper than any olhci
bonse in J;fPron C1. Country 1'rnluce tuken
iu etch ing fit nid'.
Don't forget th-s place. So-itli ride Park. 3
U EVANS.
3. N. ycrABLAND.
EVANS & MCFAHLlfJD,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
(Shop on South cast corner of Public Square,)
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.
aki. prepared to mi orders tor ail Minis o
work in their line in thebest style.
tT Contracts for Ihe erection of buil-'inc
ken on satisfactory terms- f1 I -if.
szel sr.tunKO. azxL w. sraLDiNO.
AZEL SPALDING L SON.
ATTORNEYS AB COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
GRASSHOPPER FALLS,
JEFFERSON CO., KANSAS.
WILL jwaetice in the Courts of JelPrson
Jtiiwn and Atehison Counties and in tho
Supreme Court ..f tbe Territory.
CrT Estec!al attention given to culleetlnnr
maturing in Northirn Karsa. 4 Out
OSKALOOSA AHEAD!
NEW STOVE STORE
AND
TIN SHOP, ,
(North hide of Public Square,)
W, H. WBITSETT, Proprlttor.
THE Ftibscriber keeps constantly on hand a
guild, sssortntent ot tho best varieties of
OOOK'STOTTES,
Among winch may be niraod Giles F. Filley's
well know n and universally celcbrnteil
OHATSD OM,
which hssanextenrive sale whereverintroduccd
because it i.w well adapted lo the wants of the
people. Also, tlso
VaLLKV FORGE aid PLYieUTfl ROCi,
which, for simplicity of arranjxerncnt, saving of
fuel, aad supariority of opcratiQn,
Stand TTBcajMlled.
f also have constantly on hand i good assort
ment of .
mm wcbi
of ray own rajnufacturc. all of which is msrrant-
ta in aivn
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
I am prepared in every particular to eavcutc
JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS
with nearnWs a"nd tfiepalcfi. atTrTaa chenp ss anj
houe in Kansas, tlioatinthe river towns not ex
cepted. .
I hope bv strict artr-mion ta lusinea and nn
awirfilaniir s irit, lo merit n lihernl -lure
ormtir'atnHis-e. - W. II. WHITSETT.
0:k3lofsa Kan. July
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OF
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Years Experience as an Editor and
Publisher, and knowing no such
word as fail, he feels confident ofl
success, and hopes to meet a kind
and welcome reception among new
acquaintances and future friends.
Until the undersigned arrives at
his future home, to take charge of
the office, the business ami local in
terests of the paper will be conduct
ed by John W. D.r, Esq., Oskaloosa,
Xansa, to whom applications should
be made or letters addressed.
J. W. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
. Territory of Kansas,
County.of Jefferson.
John R. (Jritt.
L) H":
s.
J. L. ?pcer.
By virtue of n rsecntioh to
me directed, Mued l.y Uie Clerk or the First Dla
tnul Court sittii g in said County for Uia trial ol
CjUS"3 uning aider the laws o! sjil Tcrritnrv.
I will on S itur'ay, October th20th, A. D. IBM,
hoiffcen th b nr of cm and fcur oMock r.ar. ol"
t Ihtt day, at Ihe Court llou'ed-or in tbe vilhee
el Urkalaoia, nj ;a U county, olf). at publ.e sale
to lbs b'jhet t bidder fur rash In band, tne ituiow
ing rial tata lo-uitjlhe urdiridrj tnehnlfo!
the Sonlh West quart.rificc:ion tnml ijTii-(s.9j
iti T')uhip nine (9.) of range ninctren ( 19) of
the IMaware Trust Land in Jeffcrs-n Counly.
KaiiKa Territory, levied i-n as the property of J.
L. .j:cr, to ratuly said Execution:
J V. Ilivroy,
Slier-rT f ffiie Oskoluo Kansa.
JonsroN'. Siimom A 1Ut.8, Atfv tur I'.fi.
Ternlorr of Kanjts.i In the Wstrfit Court of said
hirst Dislrirt. i Tcrritorj silting in said Conn-1
.ujinj-oi jcLcrsin.7 ir (or inp trial irrai:cs ari-
Intr nH.-r the Ijiws of said Tcrrttorv.
Gooree Hurt vs J. L. Speer and John Speer.
APritAISESlENT NOTICE.
T'i John Spccr, one or the defendsrts.
o i being a neii-reideiit if Jefierson County, are
hereby notified Uial I will, on Thursday lh. aStU
M ofOctoberA. I. 10 bstween the hoursoril
A.M. and 2 I. M. of that dav,atthe North-rast cor
ner of th tract ofland herein afvr. In this notice.
ui-vnncn. cause lo nc aprratsca sccnnllnc to law.
mo i'Miui,c ncsenooi imci ol una to-wn: tuo
.nniutiiiuarteror.erttontiiirtvtwo(3j)iiiTwn
hip Xo nino (9) of Ranee Sn Sot'enteen (IT) of the
IK'Uwnre Trust tamls in saiil Count) of JcfiVrson and
rcrrf:r of Kansas, tho sI! land to he sold bj mc
as directed by an ortlcr Issue i In the aUoi e t nt.lted
causo oat of said DUtrict Court.
J. CILLSPIVtY.
Matter Comniisslonerof said coui tr.
Oct. Cd irw, 13 3t
JOHfl H, HALL,
SURVEYOR AM) CIVIL K.bI.YK.;il,
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.
''I'nE undersigned taLrp!eapurein niicouncing
1 t J his friend., and the public gmeially, thai
he is prepared to do survcj mg on vhiirt notico,
and nt reawniaMc lees. lcron wishing sun ey
ing done will plpase give me a call.
July litb,2.Jm JOHN X. HALL.
G. B. CARSON,
DEALER IN
STAPLE h FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS Jk CAPS, HARDWARE, &c.
KEEPS constantly oa Land a well wlrcte
stock ol giod lor a tie at lair In ins print
tur cisb. O. 15. CArfeJON,
V't siilo of IublirSiuare. Oskaloosa. Karevs.
-ulv, it
M00RE&MCCLELLAN,
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS.
DKALER8 IN
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
UEAD MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HARDWAkE.
CUTLERY.
GLASSWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
TOBACCO. J - -
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Olfe. DYE?, WINDOW CLASS.
Fancy. Gooda, Taakee af otieaa,' Boekf,
" StatiMery. Ac.,
and nil ott er articles usually sold by ( "oantry
Mi-;chanU. a
55PTherrcaie3tcar'andaiU)niion has been
exerted in the selection of the above ft nek. and
all the govds will be found of the best quality
and M'l't on the tnos reasonable lertnii.
Clean I inen and Cotton Rars snd all other
kinds ut Produce takrn in cxchsBge for good.
KJ AffS 10 HOUSE,
K1SER & INStEY, rreprlttoK.
Corner of Shawnee and Fifth Street?,
LEAVEXWOliTHCITY.RAXSAS
!"., Leave this Iriase dailv. snd a Ftv (Wi ,
L mm from tie lipase to tlTo l!ojtt. 0 Za.
X
siixiiira'v. hai.T:
t J?m&$ sha sua war
i W--...J . I .- .irvu. I
I..!. X.' "V...... I.
"Datid Schlirf ami J. nb II. IIadihjx,v '
f Bjr virtue or an urdcf to tup dT-t fed
buid by tlw Clerk ol.tje, first lUtmt Court
sittinc ia asid-couety for the tri'J ofcjuws arts.
uncitrihalawa'or'aiiterrftar. 1 ril'fifnturv
day, the 6fh dy ofOctrber, A. D.-1S69, Vtw t
Uie bours of on and tksaa o'clock I. M. t that
day, at lh-!CoBrtHosi teas' iaTtsje Villige ol
0kIiMs. in saidreafKyro&r at isWie sale to
the WgUe-l biddtr'forcah iaband, ibe following
real 3tate lu-wit: The Noith W ejaarter uf;
Sn'tion tbirtv-t wo (32) in Tuwrmbi? eight (S,
ut l.'an-e rT;ntten (18). rxcept 2.'J rrr. sip
praised at Five Hundred Dollars;" ln, tbe Norm
Hist quartsr of Stciina thirty" twi32j'inTWB"-
shp eight (8 J bf Itanxe eigbueii (IS). appnwsHi
at tire lIurulredDjlfara, and levied on' as tbe
proj-crly'of David SehUer and Joaeph E. Dad
dux to satifv laid oriWr.
J. F. niNTON', ShwiH:
Shirill 'a bfflce, Oskaloosa, Au. 30, 1319.
JOBKaTvX, SllXSOS 4 llATrXS,
IJ-iw I'laintifl'a Xttarneyj.
?i ?QT,
sa
DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK.
REAL ESTATE AND CUILECTW6 ACEST,
Oflia adjiiinirs the DutU n lluue, Oskalooea
efferaoa Coanty Ktasaf.
Will payriixij,cll laXs;bJm toLiErri6ns,
and attend to any hasinesa that'noaVesidents may
wi.h ia Jeffersim 'Canniy, aad Rwrtacrn Kaasas,'
All business entrusted to my care "Will receive
prompt attention on rraaosabte terass.
COUNT SCuIl' always on hand for rain at
urrcnt rite. -tf.
J. II. BEXNET.
ATTORXEY AT LA T,'t
ai.... .. .i s ..js bs...a( ca.K.
" .. .: .XKVBSa
GBASSUOI'PER FALLS.
(Office in the PJaOtf.r
CflaiMiuimffir thit.
CullertioM tufde ; uses paid. I'raetical Sur
vey r. liunntea rntrusud U my care svil do
attented to promptly.
in-if
J. H. BRKNET.
A.'5ZTBR'S
'Ague Cure,
, res the irexDT eras' or i ,r
amtemittect Fever, or Terer ua Asae,
Reaaittcat Fever. Ckill Fevpr. Dnstiss
a n.-ji n. j.-t.. :,:
? c: riszrnr:
mmvamwnimf t MMmaMwa A-viviB,imicra
for the whole class rf diseases oris!
atiBr ia biliary deraarencat. eaaaed
by the Malaria ef atiaaamatic etnuitries. ''
No one remedy is loader called for by tho
necessities of the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and. Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer,' with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its uaa ia any quau
tity. That which protects from or prevents that
disorder must be of immeiue service in tho
communities where it prevails. Prrvtnlhn is
Better than cure, for the patient escapes the
ri.k which ha must run in violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This "Ccac" expels
the miasmatic pouo-x of Fcvrn xxd Aock
from the system and. prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the 5r$t ap
proach of its prnnonuorv symptoms, it
its pranoaitorv svuiptorav It t
not onlv the best rcmcJy ever vet dlsccverctl
lor this Class Ol COmpIail)tS Ottt aJ ttol
cheapest. 'lTie large quantity wc supply for
n dollar Wig, IWft preach Kcry
body ; and in bilious, districts, where Fevdi
Axr Ague prevails, every body j,hou!d have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
Tf hnnnl this nricc will nlaee It within thit
reach of all tho poor as well as the rich. A
ereat snpcrioritv of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer
tain cure of Intcrtiittents is, that it contains
no Quinine cr mineral, consenucntly it pro
duces no qntnmn or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it arc left on iicaiuiy as it tcey naa never
had the disease.
Fever and Agneis not alona thecoascquenc
ofthe miasmatic poison. A great variety of
dtfordcrs arise from its irritation, among which
are Xeuralcia, Rheuraatisat, Goat; Ueadacae,
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Painful Aflectioa oftha"
Spleen, Ilystcrics, Pain ia the 'Bowels; Colic,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. Th's " Core" expels the poison, from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike It is an invaluable protection to immi
grarts and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it k even mors
Taluable for protection than cure, and few will
ever safer from Intcrmittcnts, if they ays!
themselves of the ptetectioa that remMyaf
fords. , "
Ayer's Cathartic PiUs,.
FN AU THE PURPISES OF A FAMILY MISM,
arc so composed that disease within the raageof
tbeir action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Iheir penetrating; properties search, aad rlwmse,
end invigorate every portion of the huraaa orgaa.
ism, correcting its diseased action, aad ifslntiaa,
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence ofv these
properties, Ihe invalid who is bowed.'aVaa) with
pain or physical debility is astonished to lad lavs
health or energy restored by a remedy at oaee ar
ajmnlc and innUnir.
Iot onlv do thev cure the everr-dav comnlainta J
of every body, bat also -many fotmsiaate- aaaT-t
dangerous aiscascs. me agent oeiow named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, '
containing certificates of their cures and directions ,
for their use in the following complaints: Coarire- '
nest, ncartbitrn, HeedacXt armttfjtom aVasrsfi'mf
Stomach, Xausea, luth'gatimi, Fam in and Morbid
Inaction ofthe Lotcek, Flatulency, lam oJppe
tile. Jaundice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction' '
of its functions. They arc an excellent alterative'
for the renovation of the blood and the restora
tion of tone and strength to the system debtStated
vj uiswoac.
Ayer's Cheny Pectoral,
TOR THE EArTD CUES OT
Caaeha. Celdit.( lalaeaza. Hamneaamf'
Croat, BraacJsttie laciaiest
tin, aa4 for the resteTeF
Patieato ia svdTaacci atages wi tk
ltoease. v ,
So wide is the fceH of ks uaefulaess aad a aa-
mereas are the cases of its cures, that abaost
every sectkm of eeuctry abeuaaa ia feTsaas aae
Hclv known, who hare h:ea restored frem alartaiaa;
and even desperate diseases of the hags by ite
use. When once tried, its superioritv over cverr
other medicine of its lind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where iUurfsxespi,Jhtj
uuum. .. .ui.stx Hwj.aK.- uk k-u., "77 j
tor the uistrjstH.S and daiirrous ErTectMaa of the
TaumoruryernruthKiufcinctdeatWearcIaakte;
.lule many inferior remedies ttrurt spam the '
AMitir.tf Kv. -(Itl anil rixus fiwvsh aaaA
vU.u.l;...., ...o ,-v. ..,.j". jv-.-,
has Kaintdfnends by every taal.eonferred beaefta I
nn fhn an.tMM fh ran nrrrr tflmt. 1M ttnw "
.. ... ...... .j .- v.... .-.D... -- r--
oueen cures too numerous asa sea rrsairasssa se I
be fureotten. ,
ntETASCD BT . - 4
DR.Cs! . C. AYER fc .
r,"d0WELX, 3IASS.
ra.
iuii
QJiiriTiw:n
- --DsUricCUAV04aW
TAXlSEb J&Jtf'Zk
."r!r3 . ViXAU
STEAstFLOtHtrWMIUSI
titlKA m
- 03K1L006A. CAK8AS.
M, ,P,HAVE1
i rpircalOTeB-vTaft Vmlilimt 'a.lm.laA-j
f- w aww.iaysyititiWMysifityasaSsjsHj
thoihKfrWffrtnsrtkfJessafiSsSr4k iuj
a fatUfnctory I laaw i tiixsx?za
Attached to ih ahnva niilsf , Svstm.
Mill. rfaWMtsU kink of Ia,u7in p4TiU
at reasons M ratesT Order for laasbar 1
snort DrtUeek : CsssaaHssJasaa tajpHsl yl I
icvuusuk iai. ..?
-u. V. ,. OUM1I.lA.i
tfijT Kir fiff
i. r-rsloLaf. A wAlflX"hrJi
I. v.EAlKflorjfe
'
syistsiii
ja id
;I
,
isnirt
.J ty-li,ir pLt' s
i . , n ui Til'rit apTT i M
HANUFACTU1ERS
LPWi
CrfKAUHWA, KansflaU y
TTiwfjraa Kavissyraessiisy ajpiuJ--Miiaiiaacssi
tho large stasw hra ass tMjwlLassWcff'Mkfi
vm Street. (KaM of vtsaHWle' Hsj s?'wiVi
rcspectfitliy aatwntiae IsMAntiatua of O-fcataa.
aa and Tirinrry, tissTt awpsV Heat pwyasl ta4a
toardet" c - uyifs 'j . ut- .
ALL KLVLSOf BLACKSMlTiyO
on wtt nntkt Bas1rVmsonanl terSa?" s . , w
We hold oerselvt i rcsdfdea tuBasuilctura . a.
every li ft aWjWaaT a"" R. - a. i f MTTSj
BREAKIJMsV?ALLOW AND COXX rLOW.H.
whic! wii will warrant to run w!I aad
tSSCOUR IX AXTSOIL. . t
pruniLmlar attention paid to ironnif
WAIiOMil, CtMRIACSta-aV aH'DSIM
in the mast appmrri and workmaaliln) mantssr
I V. FatiHotat. havintderutai aeiralynni
to tlic bu?iC53. will Paint and Trim Camaf
for cutomer in th neatt-anf Wratjle?
A liberal sharp of paMiMtnmacei'WtlidsirtJ.
-tf. I T. FAIRUUUf 4VCO.
Fever and Ague,
freta wUek asaakiasl aasfrr aver a larfa jan af '
i the eVabe, ia the ceawqaeaeaaf a aaanaM aetta
ia tfe ayateai, iadaeea wy tss aiUtawasi aataaat af
l vegataak oceay. -That aaaataaswi iB'OTaleai ay'
t theactiewdf aoWaeatonsrrnal. aasiiit wilfcf
the watery vapor frtaatt. ltsHtltavBaabala.
the borixoa this vapor linecra near ate cartk'a aar-
j.face, and. the virus is taken with k throogh thw
iiaags isna we utouo. ausawwaexaaaisasinwanTia;
poison on tne mternat visccn ana exe
lnerctfectaM
VlllaaVlamsal asWM
JaaTtsa. MaVsVssm
I ofthebadV. ThgJtfT ImJLiea
i &tm
the blood. Both the virus and the lalaaecBSBulata
i.i the cireulatisMUJafcl arodswa jialsBt cossatita
tiotul dUocden. The sploea. the kidney. aa4 the
stomach aymaatlua with the lrrev'and'aeeaaa
disordered also. FtasUyTtha inetiaet af aarar
KfuVn, as if ia aa attempt to expel the cniaaa
infiwiM, eonceafiaiei.tbt.whofc.WiaflthaUdy
ta tne iutsnal exeretories to force theaa U caat
nut. The stood lejrcj the surface, asi ruahaa ts)
the central organs with congestive roleao.. JW
is the Cm ti- ButitJjrtitfai2s..Tia,B
Fevxa, fallow, in which tho Mead fcavat the asm- .
tral ergans and ruihea lo ihe smrfaea, aa if la
another eHart to expel tha unutSagfoima. thrnaah
that other great excretory the xakia. Ia thai
also it fail, and the system abandons the aUtssf ,
exruasted, and waiu for ta recovery af atrenf th
to repent the hopeless eSTirt another day. These
are the fits or paroxrsraa of,Favca s Aoea.
Snch eonstitmioaal disorder will of caarse wnaer
mine tlic health if it is not removed. '
We have labored ta find, aad irre tnai, aa
antidite, t
Attot' A on a sTfnvsfk
-7w ow w
wliteh nentraUr thia rmbsrinoa verssw ia th
arm imme isr liver i esw irans saw
' "J-V-, 'll1,' 2,d: L,td.0W Tj j
tS&'SSsVSSS'JS tiSr
.-eit w th;, inftion. If taken ia aaasaa k sasls .
It from tho system as it is sbsorhed, and thaa heess
' those who use it free from its attacks; keapsth?
i svstern ia health although exnosed ta the ehaeas
j ConseQueatly.it aot osdy cures, but araterts ftaas.
i Ihe "? f eetioaa whteh are taftasd
ov rnisitnauinw. aaoeacr. sbcb as jHaassssat
r'ever. Chill rarer, Dtmvfv ar-lIashedAaw.
Periodical Ileadache, or Bilious Headache. Uioua
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rhciraatisa, Goat, Bh'adness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh. Asthma, Palpita
tions, Painful Afcttions of the Spleen. Hysterics,
Colie, Paralvsis and Painful. AnVctiocs ssf the
Stomach and Bovvck. all of whieb'. whea ariakia
uoai inn rxuar. wia do nana ia nwt
leu thn intermittent true. TfcirMAaea Craa-
rearcs the cause cf these diiiiiigitfaaas, aad tssis
the disease.
Thii it accomplishes iyjaU'riralaUsf taa aasrs-1
tones to expel the vims' from the sjslssa ; aad '
these organs by degrees become habitei to do thia
their office of their own accord. Ilenca arises what
itetia aeelimotation. Time may sccomaHsh Nat
same end, but often life is not Issue eaaaga. ar ia
sacrificed in the atteratwssa thia - Aaas Ct "
does it at once, and with saftty." IT have greet
reason to believe this is a surer seweBaS aaftf
remedv for the whole class af iMiisih wasah atat.
caused by the wtsaasstto lasVetjoa. thaa aawaaVsa
which has been disco verad; sadjtsssaatilsssssher
hapoctaat advaatsge tm the public, whiah is. that
it is cheap as well as good. i -
rrrraJcto r
DR. J. G. AYER & CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
? Thick 0x iDoixam- pi lorttf.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral)
has was for itelf iaA aT rrnowa fk the eara'af
every variety of Throa arid Lung Cessftosat, that
it is entirely unnceeasafy'for us7ta mesm tVs
evidence of its virtues, wherever it aae esau
ployed. As it has long been ia tsaatsat aaa
throughoat-this settiea. wfcaced.aat.ia saasa that
assure tbe people its quality is heat up as the hast
it ever has been, and that 'it maybe refa'sd ea ts
do for rherr relief all it has trerfjcra fbaad ta dav,
Ayer's CathartSc PiDs,
naAUTCERhVOSESIFAl
fan CosrrrVEXksa:
Foa tbs Cvaz er DtsraVsu;
Tax Javxbkxi -
- Fob the Cckx aw Iitiinilaw: "
Fom Ilaaaacas;
Fen TsaCcaa er Drarxrasr;'
Fe a FocKSroaiAca; '
Fob th Ccee or Barsirssus;
. Forthk Pruar
FoaTus Ccaa er ScaarctA;.
Job. alt. Scaercmta CostrursTTfl;
Fur tbe Ccaa er EaantATiaw;
1'om Daauaca etTaa tew:
For the Ccaaer Ltvxa Cassrucrr;
i . - res aisMMBt :
joauaetsT: v
f T. tM fV ji X.mm ' fcwm Sit
fo?,.;
roajsswiBsor ssews: - .
Foe a UurnxE Ptu:
Foa thb Ccaa or Kcteai.ua;
Foe Fcaxmxe xax Btoe. "
They are augar-eaated, ta that the saekt saaaT
tive can take them pkasaatlr. aad ossssgMrsfy
'vegetable, as harm caa arise sua their UN m tmr
aaanbty.
Fries Ml
ifcr;lm)1
oca. and errinent ccrsocaaas. have Thaa
naaes to car dfv tLe iu.ns7a3eled aaeAdaemef t
renicdres, but our srece hs;S wjS cot pssaat aha
1 :n.,;. .rv n.. n.ni. ua ..al 4.
uiha7aticrA3raucAAiaASACmwss!atlw
arc givca; wita aao rua ilisiiiassiiraat laaaaase
complaints, aad the treataKataatahaaal he mW
lowed for their eaw.
Do not be put osT y ajvariaeirM eathaa was
- "- . " s&
BlBcr preparanoae xmy asaas
Deg, Area's, aad take ae
. .1 1 . .rj.i - m.
Thai
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