The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 45, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 March 1873 — Page 4

The Farm and Household. CONDUCTED BY JONATHAN SIMMONS, R e TWO PICYURES, Aun oldtarm-bouse with meadows wide; And sweet with elover on each gide: A bright-eyed boy who trom out. The door with woodbine wreathed about, And wishes, his one thought al) day : *On ! it Teould but fly away ' From this dull spot the world to see, How happy, happy, happy, How huppy 1 should be!™ Amid the city’s constant din, A man who round the world has been, Who, "mid the tumuit and the throng, | - Is thiuking, thinking ull day long : ! *Oh! could I ouly tread opce mure Th~ field-path to the farm house door, © 'rhe old, green meadow could I see; o How happy, happy, happy, : How bappy 1 ghould be. .

The Co-Operntion of Farmers, The subject of co-operative stores has been ngitated in some parts of the. coun try, but for some cause the sulject has been nllowed to sleep, perbaps 1. r want of n well digested plan of operation, The detnils of the plan constitute the life and success of the business. Below. 18 a con stitution clipped from the New York " Tribune, which provides remarkatle safe guards to capitsl, and with a view' to practicnl sctions, let the reader study its detnils with eare, and then bnad it to bis neighbor for perusal. Co operation, well managed in Diriness ty whieh itds applicuble, must largely benefit the lubor ing men, und Fesult 1 their becoming more extensively the owners of business houses in our cities, CONSTITUTION OF A CO-OPERATIVE £TORE ' SOCIETY. Ist. The olject of this s clety is to furnish its members with needed articles ot merchnandise, and to save capital for them from the profits of the eales, ~2d. The stock ot the Society shall . consist of shares of $26 each, und uny G l)t‘l‘!‘““ can ht‘cnlnu 4 member 'iy puying thenmount of w share or by paying 5 P ound paying 5 duel qoartér there after.untl the amonnt of u shaie —incivd. ing interest and - dividends—has been paid, wnd iF any member who bas not pric a shate fails to pry &5 during cuch quarter, n peoaity of fifty cents shall be ndded to such payment.” Any part of a share, in dollirs, may be paid atany time, and any member may hold stock to the amount of $lOO. : e 3d. Fifteen shareholders shikll be cho sen by ballot of the members is n Biard of Directors, who shall hold «fice one yeur, und they shisll ¢hoose a President, Vice Piesidert, Superinter dent, Cashier - #nd Sceretary, and the President, Super intendent and Cashijer shall ¢t a< Bxien tive Committee, o 4th. Toe Bagard of Dircciors shall meet on the first Saturday ot cvery montl, wnd shall hold specinl meetings when—everthey may be ealled by the Pregident or by fire members of the Board, by giv g notice to each of the members cue day prior to such meeting - They shall - cide in all cases of lense, purchase, or sule of real estate, the ercction of Huill ings, sularies, or other compeusation ot employes, thie kind of busivess to be car ried on, and such questions us may be re ferved to it by the Fxecutive Commit _tee. i : » : .. oth. The Executive . Committee shail have charge of ull business not reserved to-the Bourd of Dircetars. Lhey ghal meet oee each wok, orfis ofton aus thy may deem Lecessiiy, 6th. ‘l'be Piesident shnll preside at ali eetings of the Soéicty, und tive Vice President shall act during his abeence, Tth, . The Superintendent shatl ¢on duct all business of the Scciety under the Cditection of the Bxveatiee Conmittec, He shnil hisve chinrge of the store and the - purchase wnd sale ol goads, - - Bth. The Cushicr ghall have charge of All funds and serip ot in use, and shall | *bve an oversight of the roecipts wnd ex- | penditures, o . ~ 9th. The Superintendent and Cashier shall cach give sufficient sccurity -to insure the Society agninst loss by their de’ fuult, dnd shall not vote on questions ot sulnries, b 10th. The Sceretary shall kecp are enrd ofthe trunsacdons of the Suciety. “11th. A eouventibn of the members shali se held on tie first Suturday of ench quarter, aud-u apecinl convention mes be catled by posting @ noticd signed by ten members, in the storeg, cight days priov ro each meeting. 1270 An interest of twelve per cent shall be puid cn the shsres, payuble qoar teil, provided the profics are sufficient : anid the mierest shiall be the whole dol lars standing to the credit ofeach mem ber wt the beginning of the quarier. Any o profit remaining after paying the ioterest and expenses shull be allotted 1 proporticn to the amount of goods purchaged by'ench Huyer, those not members receiy ing but half the percentuge of protit al lowed to membeérs, 13ch. - Dividend serip shall be furnish ed to all buyers to to the amount of goods puichased, und on the amoant of this ve turned by each buyer at tihe close of ench - quarter, the sllotment shall be made. 14th. Tao ghareholders shall ve cho sen by the Board of Directors, who sinill act u 8 nuditors, nnd they shall take an in ventory of ull goods and fixtures, and supervise the balancing of- accouuts ut the clowe of each quarter: o 15th, - Contracts shall be made " wheh practicable, with dealers in goods which the Socicty does not keep, ter a reduction on regalar prices to members of the So-. ~. ciety. < 16th © ClLe shares shall be transterable, Any member may draw the amount of wis stuck, after thirty days’ notice; and n ease ot removal, or other cause deemed sufticiently urgent by thé Execative Committee, he can do so immedintely, : 17th. Business ¢hall be commenced by opeuing a store for the sale of grocerics, and when the buginess of the Society shall warrant, dry goods, clothing, aud bootsund shoes may be ndded to the trade. All gouds bought or soid by the Society shull be paid for at the time of purchase. A list ot prices of all goods kept, so far as pructicable, shall be posted in the stores, und no varistion from these prices shall be made to uny buyer. The quuli oty of the goods shall not be misrepresented. T g

18th. The legal signature of the Society - for all transactions directly con trotled by the Board of Dircctors shall be that of the President and Secretary, and for all other transactions, that of the SBuperintendent, - et : 19th. This Constitution may be amend ed by a-two.third vote of a enhnvention. All matters not herein prescribed are left to the supervision of the Board of Di rectors. : - ' The above constitution is based on the piau of co operative seearities which bave _been.in successful operation for « quarter of » century. [t was furnished us by Ly man Aten, Bsq, of Sedulia, Missuri, “to whon those who wish for further:in, formation may apply. et e o WATER PROCF COATING FOR WALLS, — The following coating has proved very effective in preventing the penetration of moisture oo the weather side of walls Pitel, 50 Ibs; rosin, 30 Tbs; red ocber, 6 Ibs; fine brick dnst, 12 lbs; all boiled together, with constant stirring, and then sufficient oil of turpenting—about one quarter the volame of the nbove—ndded to cause it to spread readily. It is to be Juid on with a bristle brush, ; ACTION OF lnmexm OF 80DA ON FER 'anTArlon_.-—JAwordiﬂg to MM. Rabu tvau and Papillen, silicats of soda has a ‘very decided chemical action in eheck - ing aleobolic fermentation, in this respect being newhal eimilar to borax, al. though much more energetic. A swmals quantity of the silicate will entirely arrest the fermentation of winz, as also of MUK

Setting Out Trees by the Rondside. ' The growth of imber to take the place of out rapidly dissppearing forests, has led farmers in some sectiens to set out trees. While it may not be eonvenient or desirable for all to adopt this plan, all ‘may set trees by the roadside along their own land. There are many advantagesto be obtained from them which can be scen at once to more than pay for the trouble They berutity the premises and give a better apponrance to the lnpdseape: and if the trees are maple, which is one of the best and most ensily raised, when grown, they will furnish a large yicld of maple sugar, * If butternut or walnut, the nuts are, inoa'measure, a eompeosation tor the labor of setting them ont: “There is to be in the future such a demund for wood that it will not wnawer to eat them down. and not replace them in some way. - In Baden and other German States, ns well as in some purts of Fratee, the liw ebliges a person to plant s tree in place of every one cut down. In this way miles of shade trees, hine—the roads, naking pleasant shaded walks through el! the towns and villages, = It is a fact not genernlly known that trees increase their wood muaking capacity in about the tatio of the square of the ntniber of yenrs indieating their age. - The third year they maks nine times, the fifth year twenty five times, and the tenth yenr one handred tings the smount of wood wade the irst year. The tree grows wione rapidly as it gets «lder, und we ean not sfferd to cut them down until they get their growth, Sowie towns in thisseetion havenlready formed associations for Leaatifying their towns by planting parks and setting out trees by the roadside. If this is not done, individuals can, with but little trouble and without cxpense, procore trees snd set out in front of their own lands, and stimulate their neighbors to do the same, s as to mike a uniform and continuous line of shade trees along the roadeide. — New Hngland Homestead.

WASHING WOOLEN CLOTHING — Articles of woolen clothing, washed in ordipary sonp and water, not ouly shirik, but ac quire a pecatiar fatty odor, due-to the decomposition of the soap by the lactic and acetic acids -present in the perspira tion, and consequent precipitation of the greater part' of the fat of the sosp in tre tibre of the wool. According to Prof. Artus, both ot these effeets can be prevesd ed by steeping the urticlis for several hours in a warm, mbaerately e neentra. ted solution of washing soda, then after the addition of some warm water, and a few drop s«f ammonia, weshing them out, and rinsing them in. lukewsarm wWHRtet: . : :

CLOSING CRACKS IN STOVES.--Stoves will crack, ned it is verv handy to know how to close up the créviees. The following is a very wvaluable recipe, aud is very ensily done: Take good woodushes and sife them through a fine sieve,” add ing an equal quantity of clay, which must. be finely powdered, tegether with a 1t tle salt, Moisten this mixture with water sudlicient to form a_.paste, and then fill the crack of the stove with it. The cement never peels or breaks away, and be comes very hard after being heated. — ave the stove ccld before using the ce ment, .

CULTIVATION OF THE PLUM TRER BY SEEDLINGS — A German pomologist gives certain figares in regrad to the coltivation of plum “tees, by whieh he shows that seedlings obhinined by planting approved varietios nrg much more hardy aod resiat cold and the iujuricus sgencies of insects m :ch better than cuttings or graftings, — This is cupposed to depend upon the more cquable ratwe of the roots and their more pefoet penctration into the soil tosnch o deptiv that they wre. jess exposed to the wtion of frost und other injurious agenCleg

* PROPER LIGHT FOR STABLE WINDOWS. The reguldtion of the admission of light it gtables by the proper loeation of the windows has heen found to be of the highest importance. A side window,iaecording to numerous observations, is apt to produce weakness in the eye on that stde; a window immedmtely in front of the manger throws o glare of light into both eves, in the highest degree injuricus: while onehigher up, in froot, tends to render n hirge over-sighted, and copee quently Fanie to'shy at low oljects, . "KEBEPING HARNESS PLIABLE —[t is weil knowa thnt lesther nrticles, kept in dtables, soon -boeome bnittle in conseg nee of ummoniacal eabimlations, which iff et both harnesg Lhanging up in sach bacalitics ana the shoes'of those who fre Quent them. The usual applications of grease are ot wlways suflicicnt to meet this difiicalty ;"bu® 1t is qaid that hy add. ing to them o small quantity of glycerine the lenther will be kept continually in a sott and plinble condition ] -——-.f-—"*-—' . ~ Assessment Items, v We make the fallowing iteins from the rew assessment law, covering iquirtes trequently m«de: ‘ e The property of a widow or unmasricd feniale, to the nmonnt of $5OO, is excmpt from taxation, provided her whole prop erty, real.and personal, does not excecd in value $l,OOO, . o Property of the United States, this Btate, County, city, town, churches, school houses, obaritable-wnd scientific instita tione are exempt, T ! Taxes may Le rebated by the Auditor on all property destroyed by fire, flood, tornado, oi other unavoidable caswilty, when not covered by insurance, ‘ All personal property iust be apprais - ed at its fair cash value, ‘ The capital stock of all companies and associations shall be valued by the State Bourd" of Equalization at its 'fair cash value, . : :

The capital stock of all companies und associantionsshall be valued by the State. Board of Equalization at. its fare cash value, including the tranchise, over and above the assessed valae of the' tangible | property. = ' 4 Real property must be valued at its: fair cash value, estimated at the price] it 'would bring at a fair, voluntary sale. Persons holding property are required | to fill out a schedule of the numbers, amouuts, quantity and qusihity of persnn ! al property, and the assessor fixes the | fair cash valne. Such cash_ value beingJ the market or selling price at private: sale ut the place where the property is. . The assessment of persenal propertyl must ¢ made between the first day of | April and the firet day of June each year. The real estate is to be gssessed in 1873;,‘ «nd every two years therenfter, ; The schedule”must be sworn to' by the: persors makiog them out, ; Bona fide debts are to be dedncted from the assessment. “The provisions in respect to banks, ratlroads and other ecorporations are quite specifie, but tao miamercus for in ¥ sertion. . ] The Board-of Coanty Commissicners, Auditor and Assessor couktitute 4 cquj’i‘ Board of Equalization, sed meet ,on the| Ist of June unnually, to hest and deter- l' mioe all complaints in ‘respect to assess | me.m-, : 3 6 T A N s’l The Govervor, -Lientenant Governor, [ Secretary, A.%t easurer ot State | constitute a State Poard o Equnlizatiun,! and shall meet on the third Monday in | June, 1873, wni ever t#wo yearsithereafter, to equalize assessim giits of real estate in ‘h(:stﬂ Qf-; 11 and te pEre Dk ro erty, and fo assess thecg m‘:)k gf each inMrfvbtate?' company ‘or hadndiation in the State.-—Lagrange Standard: | | K S [ United States justice costs miore in Ar. kansas than any State in the Union.. Last year Uncle Sam expended. ,0%9’:4..'834.2%: ‘ for justice, which was not worth geventy- | five cents, o e I

- The Waterloo Press, = staunch republionn puper, spesley ot in maeting in thiy style: : i ~ Maoy Republican paper thut bastily- ' decinred that the statement of Mr Coltax, completely yvindicated that gentleman from c’nf”ﬁ{»!ici’ty~z in fie Credit Mobilier -transaction, wre now taking the back track Conspicuous among this clags ie the Toledo Blade. At first that paper thought [ the Vice President completely exonerated; | but on Menday it reviewed the whole | subject, and its conclugions aré anything but complimentary to Mr. Colfax = This stateof thiings is accounted for Ly the desire most people'had to see him vindi | catelhimself. . They therefore swallowed | i!lu‘x first straw that offered. A critical | examination of the Nesbitt story, however forces nearly every one to.the conclusion { that 1t 18 %tan thin? ’

| — President Grant asks Congress to take some action, if any be feasiole, to put wn end to the complications that are now prostrating tae business and political in~ terests of Louisiana. He recites the facts of tae conflizt of authority, the existence ol two Executives and two Legislatures, expluins and defeods bis iuterference to sustain Judge Durell, and states that, in cage Congress "does vothing to restore order in the State, he will foel it hisduty to do 5o by recognizing wnd maintaining the Government declared. elected by the Lynch Returuing B\ia:'xrd.' ;

©dd Fellows’ Uniform. The Grand Evcampment. 1. 0. O. I, have adopted the followingstreet uuiform: Black frock coat and black pants; black chapeaux with three plumes, two black with one royal purple rauning between the bluck and over the centre ot the chap eaux; yellow metal crossed crooks on a black rosette, wich a purple contre on the left of the chapeaux; n sash to be four inchies wide, trijpmed with yellow lace, uot over hatl anineh in width, wirh one row of giit braid dne eighth of an iuch wide, with crossed erooks embroidered apon the front of the sash or collir at their option. Gauntlet gloves, the haud part kid —gauntlets to be of royal purple, with yellow crossed crooks to be embroidered on the back of each cuff, which is to be five und a half inches wide, and a gilt ‘braid one eighthinch wide around each cuff; a purple velvet belt, with twastripes of gilt luce braid through the centre at cqual distances: Swords, with yellow metal seabbard, cross handle ; black hirt head, with tent. All official, or past fli ¢ial jewels, which any puatrinrel imay have attained the right to bear, in any depart ment of the order. vl

g The Liquor Law. ~ln one sense, the new liguor law is more strict than the Muaine law, provided 1 ma jority of the voters refuse to petition for permits: The law prohibi's uuy oue, save those having penmits, from _sciling. even beer, wine hud eider, and mukes no ex ceptions-in-favor-of “medicinal, meehanical or sacramental purposes.” It is sug gested that ctivréll members manuficture native wine for sieramental purposes — This might do, itithey do not cellit-tot' @ church for guin. The price of wabooy prickly ash bark, chamomile {1 ywera, and such like, will no doubtlapidly decline, #s the meaking of “Bitters” will saoa be placed among the “Lost Arts” We must alt muke up our minds to eat sult pitkles exciusively inthe future; ard how soon will the period of “sheep washing time” drop from it placews an epoth « finterést in the farmeis’ bistory, “The thmes are sadly out of juint”— Waterloo Piess.

Gov. HExDRICKS bas signed the Teémperance bill. This 18 right wnd progper, sioce a fuilure to sign it would ot have prevented it hecomiing w daw. (After a certnin nember uf days, nil passed . by the Legislature of ludinna, beeomes a law, withor without the signnture of the Governor. There is no «flective veto power in the exceutive hend of this State. — Ft. Wayne Sentenel. d o

Ponghkeepsie has an Enoch Arden. He returned from the war, "and finding that hiz wife had gone and gt married agsin, he ingnired if) bis: motherin liw wag still living with ber, and; Iceiving an «fi-mative answer, remarked, “T wili renain dead to her torgyer” snd, tarning away with his handorgan, | ss not cinee put inan appuardnce. : i B g e The buillings of the Ohio State Indis trial Schoal thr givle at White Sulphw Springs, were destrayed by fire ¢n- Monday afrernoon; Feh 24, ‘The schoal con tained 153 inmates. i -———l‘o@--— TR , Texns is not an i-u‘vfring field for eircuses. The State license has been ruisn{; to $250: per: dagsund gorporation . taxes™ from $lO to $l5O ‘per day. i v N _.,_‘_,’_..a___ i [v Yelieounty, Ark, within five miles i o i 8 oi Drrdanelle, there isa valusble mine of salt. ‘petor, where it may be gathered by the wagon 'load. " : i - ~-—'—-@o_-=_—— — 3 The President has commissioned Frank.” lin,Go.Jobnston, of New Aibtarey, as Com wissioner of Indiana, at'the Centenntal celebrtion, e o oy B e gy : The United States, Sickles tells (‘ns@g} ler, will not trouble Spain avout Cuaba for the present, as we desire not to embar. r«sg the young Republic. St e

| e e o "U. S. Map—Map of Inciana. Noble county- is about to he ‘canvassed for.the intenduction. ot 1. H. Lloyd' Mapiei the United States, also State map of Indiana - The United States mmp shows all the Terntories;States by coun. ticS, railroands and proposed railroads, canals; ‘rivers, crueks; in faet, itlis the most complete map of the United S!:htg% ever published. This “Giap ought to be found in every home.in the {and, not be. cause it is a luxury, bag ratber g real necssity of life. “Thismap &ill e brought’ to your dvors for examination and approval.” Be.sure to sce it, and also the State Map, which obvintes all necessity of & county map, a 8 you cap piek out.any farm in ghq %xmgiyfginﬁ“.}i;s]e_ﬁ‘,wublq.f Large inducements off-red to experienced agents, Address J. 8. Davis; -General Agent; Ligonier, Houge, Ligonier.” 48 3t Tur Mount UNIoN COLLEGE, situ ated in a preemireutly. healthy and beautifal locality —two miles from Al liance, Ohio—offersextraordinary induee.” mentg to, studengs., Ityis.a lomressiv college where any p&&d%ﬁnggf&iﬁﬁlj cconomically obtain saperior illus'rated instruction in any useful study—science, philosophy, music, literature,. ‘commerce, &e., &c. - No person should send a son or daughter to college withbut first exaniin, ing the plan upen which this. college is conducted. Address O. N/ H.m'i‘snon‘n.‘i Mt UpipgaOfinr o egt PRUPYE 0N oy weom gpdtis

A aged hian deliveréd a touching re! membrance 'at a neighbor’s fuseral! by observing pathétically that the- departed 1 “wonldn’t rire and éwss-about’ axes any ‘moré"” People wouldn't “fare. and cuss” ahont taxes or biard times eitherif they would 'buy their groceried, érockery, and queensware at Groh & High’s,hwhelm,ﬂir: £t 00 o) t the lowes S icen BOSREN LA X 5 B 1S Your 1o POV SARRE, sy v ey sk e ArLy Kkinds of ‘Winter " clothing—over. ‘coats, under clothing, heavy suits, and all Kind . twoolled 06a} Wrd now being close’ 7out by Engel & Co,, at their Qﬁntﬁ » ing Emporiam, at greutly redaded prices, | ‘Now is the' time to buy goods cheap. - |

20,000.00! { : i ¢ ’ ATWENITY THOUSAND DOLLARS)in ¢ Premiums, for Distribution among , the $2.00 Subscribers of the .. CINCININ.ATI ‘ L 5 5 ; ; : WEEKLY ENQUIRER. IN APRIL, 18783, ~ The number of Preminms are always increased when ‘the number of names exceed the number calculated ng‘on. ’ We now offer the following: - : 1 Cash Premiumof...... ...... .......81,000 - 20 Cash Premiums of $lOO Each.... ... 2,000 60 Stem-winding Watches, SSO Each.... 4,800 100 Cash Premiums, $2O Each. ........... 2,000 200 €ash Premiums, $lO Each............ 2,000 100 Cash Premiums,;Bs Each . ... ... . 500 100 Cash Premioms, 82 Each ............ 300 ' 100 Cash Preminms, $2 Each._.. ...... ... 200 1319 Miscellaneous Prems., $2 to $lO Each' 7,200 Making a TOTAL of TWO THOUSAND Premiums, Worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Every subscriber who' remits $2.00 for :gear’s subscription will have his name registered, and will be farnished by return mail a receipt giving the dateand number to which his name is registered, said-number being repressnted by a duplicate in the distribution. : g Agents gsending 10 names and $20,00 at one time receive a free paper one year and have their names registered as participants for premiums. i gpecimeu Copies, Posters, Preminm Pamphlet, and Sabscription Blanks sent free to persons de+ siring them. Address ; FARAN & McLEAN, 89 Civois~ari, 'Ouro. SOVGS . PI \\TO L : THE f l . Mailed, post-paid, on Reckipt of Price, - D 2. lam Loa€ly Now. Song and chorus, - et SAR R L T T e Sweetest. Song and ch0ru5............Dank5. 30 Mattie May. Song and chorus.........Danks. 30 Lost and Saved. ‘8a11ad............D0nniker. 30 Farewell, Darling, till we Meet......:Rosewig. 30 Think of Me, Darling. Song and chorns,. Miers. 30 Asking a Blessging from Mother. do . .Stewart. 30 Recollections of Childhood. - Baritone Song.... - BRI ess o S ee M R B 0 Thou art no longer Mine. Ballad......Danks. 30 lear me say my Little Prayer. Song and chooGNSSN e s 0 S Close the Shutters; Willie’'s Dead. Song and CHOYOR. ..o il T i RLO Stewant 30 Ethel Dreeme. Song and chorns...... Persley. 35 Quit dat Ticklin Me. 'Song and Dance...Hayg. 35 You'll Always find me True. Soung aud chorus S e oLI on L L B Ye 38 *Dead, but not Forgotten. Song and chor. lays. 40 *Meet me Maggie. - Song and chorus ....Hays. 40 *Lay me where my Mother’s Sleeping. Song andehorus... ... Lo ini o Stewart. 40 Father of All. Sacred Song....:....Pangeron. 50

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3 £ o Ui gy £ B ) OWiARN ‘C: 3 > £ i 3 5. o u By an immense practice, extending through a period of years, having within that time treated many thousand cases-of those diseases. peculiar to woman, I have been enabled to perfect a most potentand agreeable medicine that meetsthe inglcations presented by that class of diseases with| positive certainty and exactness. To designate this natural specific compound, I have named it : s . § ligis Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. _ Theterm, howaver, is but a feeble expression of my most watured appreciation of its vajue, based ug‘on actual and wituessed realities. As a close observer, I have while withessing its pusitivc regults in the few special diseasex incidert to the separate organism of wowman, singled it out as the climax or crowning gem ofmy medieal career. On its merits as apositive, gafe, and effectual remedy for this class ()(igliscssel. and one that will at all times and under all circumsstances act kindly and in h:n‘mon{ with the laws which govern the female system. I am willing to stake my reputation as a physician, Nay, even more, so confidént am I that it wiil not disappoint the most sangunine expectations of a single invalid lady who employs it for any of the aii‘ngents for which I recommend it, that I offer and sell it under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. If a beneficial effect i notexperienced by the time two-thirds of the contents of the bottle are used, I will, on return of the bottle, two-thirds of tha medicine having been taken according to- directions, and the cage being one for which I recoms mend it, promptly refund the money paid for it. Had I not the most perfect confidence in its vir--tues, T could net offer it as I do under these conditions; but having witnessed its tm;y miraculous cures in thousands of cases, X feel wars ranted and perfectly safe in risking both my reputation and my money on its merits. Ve o The following are among those diseages in whicm‘my Favorite P'rescungtlon --hag w cures—as if by pmfxc and with a certainty Fefore dttained by, any medicine: Leucorrhaa, KExcessive Flowing, Painful Monthly Periods, SupPresslons when from unnatural causes, Irrecularitics, Weak Back, Prolapsus, or facling of the Uterus, Anteversion and Retroversion. Bearing Down Sensations, Internal Heat, Norvous Dgf)reséinn, Deba_h:{,: Despondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, In’ flammation and Ulceération. of .the Ut@s, Tmpotency, Barrenness, or Sterility, Female Weakness, and very}mang:t‘het.;ghmmm discases tnc;d.en;‘:ﬁ avoman % ﬂﬁﬁd ned .nere, in which, as w a 8 in th:of:aﬁseq which T Tm?ig g:n%ed“my Favorite Preseription works cures—the mars= vel of the world. This medicine I do not 'e:ftol lu aﬁ,cufe-'a*lihbut ‘«itsadme bil;ably.‘mmllﬂst a singleneéss o urpose, being a most-per-fett ‘&wﬂﬁc in-all imlﬂumv of the sexual system of woman. It will not disappoint, nor will it-do harm in any staté or condition, : It will be fsund invaluable in digeases incident to preg- , and can: be t,aiken in modem&:doses wf% w‘mt ;afet;’wgle ‘rliithimate&te. “Indeed, ita: a Mother’s Cordial, an prepares the systetn for partarition that it ot eﬁud-labor easy. 1. have received the heartfelt gmim from ).X:;n,dzeds ‘;i"“’“*‘*’-’ for the inestimable benefits thus conferred. | M 1 offer my Favorite Prescription to the Ladies of America with the gincerity of an honest heart, and, for their best welfare. Those who desire further information on these mb!ecta can obtain §t'in my TREATISE ON CHRONIC SES-OF THR GENERATIVE W;Hmuu.Mm. gent secure - from observat oq_,ngn receipt of two postage stamps. It.treats minutely on thiose diseases 're. culiar to F;qmled, and gives m‘t:ph valuable advice in {their management; sha bl iR R Bl onurn rar. J Y AN S BB ALL . g‘llg' 0&“&’9‘00&“’&,“ ‘AI.E% perbottles. ...\ pouron o 09 oMappfactured gt %Mghbww of e B EIRRCRMLD. Prte B | : FALO, X' Y.

WISHART'S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, NATURES'GREAT REMEDY Throat and Lungs.

It is gratifying to us to inform the public that Dr. L. Q. C. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases, has gai.xied':n enviable xc)_ut{xtion‘ from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, ‘and from thence to some of the first families'of Europe, not throngh the press alone, but by per’ soﬂs thronﬁhout the States actually bcﬁeﬂgeh and cared at his office. “‘ﬁile he publishes leés, £0 say o;u' reporters, he is unable to supply the demand. It gains and holds its repntation— o Fix;s't: Not by stnpping eough, but by loosenihg an(i aseizfting n‘atnre to thréw off the unhealthy [ ‘mmtep cullected about the throat imd bronchial tubes, which wuse irritation. i . ' Second. Tt removés the cause of irritation (which produces cough). of the mucuous membrane and bronchiaﬂ tubes, assists the lungsto act and throw oﬂ‘ the unhealthy se;tretions, and purfiies the blood. Third. It is free ;from s‘quﬂ& lohelia, ipecac and opiu;n,' of which most throat and !ung_rémedies are composed, which allay congh only, and disorganize the stomach. It has a soothing effect on the stomach ,‘ acteon the E;!er zu;d kidneys, and Jymphatic and nervous regious, thus reaching to -every part of the &ystem\, and in - its iu'»:igorhting ‘and purifying effects it hns gained a reputation which it must hold above all others in the market.

- NOTICE. \ . » The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, Great American Dyspepsia Pills ~AND — WORM SUGARDROPS Béing‘nndér my immediate direction, they shall not lose their curative qualities by the nuse ofcheap @ " and impnre articles. HENRY . WISIHHART, o PROPRIETOR.. : - FREE OF CHARGE. . Dr, L. Q. C. Wishart's Ofice Parjors are olpen"m\ Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, from 9 Ay to 5 Vi My for consultation by Dr. Wm. T, )[:tg(-q. With Mm: are assaciated two consn!ltiu;': physicians ofa(-kuow:!edged ability. This opportunity is not offered by i‘\p)’ ()th(':‘iill:!(iﬁl‘ti(ﬂl in the city. - : All leitcrs must be addressed to , L. Q C. WISHART, M D.,

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They are casy of adui U tiom; prainpt 'ln’ their- action, cortain in 00, results; safe and reliable in &il forins of diseuisc. ~No Person can take these Bitters oo cording to directions,‘and repizin longun Woi, i s provided their bomes are not Gesizozol ! L minéral-peison ‘or other menns, &nil thevi. * organgrasted beyond the point ofrepar. Y- Pyspepsia-or Indigestion, Heinohe, - Pain-in:the Shouiders, Coughs, Tightucss ¢l il sChést, ‘Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the s ach. Bad Taste in the Mouth,Bilious Attucks, 1% itation of the Heart, Inflammation of tiie Lung - {)?'ain in the regions ofthe Kidneys.and a hunare.! | other. painfal symptoms, arc-the ofsprines ¢ | Dyspepsia, - In these complaints it hasno ey g one bottie will proyesa better guarantce . itsmicrits:than a lengthy advertisement. ~For Female Camglaints. inyoungoroeld = married or single, At -the dawn of womantiood “orthe turn-of life, these Tonic Bitters display & » decided-an infiuence that a marked uprove mcitis soon pereeptible. \ : i for ¢ Inflammatory and Chroni» Rhetmmatism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious, Reémittent and Intermitten! _Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and ‘Bladder, these Bittershave been most successiul. * Such Diseases are caused by Vitiatedßlood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. s R They are a Gentle Purgative a 3 well “ne aTonie, possessing also the peeuliar wcw ™ ~ofacting as a powerful agent in relieving Ce gestionor ' Inflammation of the Liyer dud Vi - “teral Organs and in Bilious Discases. - For Skin Discases, Eruptious, Tettor, Sal’- - Rheum; Blotehes, Spots, PimplesjPusiules, Loii | <Carbuacles, Ring-worms, Scald-flead, Sore Ex¢ Erysipetas, Itgh, ‘Scurfs, Discolorations of tl . BKin, ‘Humors and Discases of the Skin, ! “whatever name Or ‘nature, are: literally dug v » and carried out of the system in @ short tiel | - these of these Bitters. Ong¢ bptticinsuch cas: - willéonvinee thediost incredulous of their cuifogtiveefleets. o L - Clcanse the Vitiated Blood whenev: r you -find its inipurities bursting through .. } ~-skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sbres ; cicanse i ‘avlien you tind it obstructed and slugzishin i - J Yeins s cleanso it when it is feal s your foelin s | “Jwill- I€l you when. ~Keep' thie blood pure. i | tho-health of the gystem Will follow | _Grateful Theusands prociaim ViNme & | Drrrirs the most wonderfuly Invigorant t ’ ‘ever sustained tho sinking system. ; | L Piny Tape, and other Worms, luri. - | i the systém of so.many thousands, are c: [ ‘taally deéstroyed and removed. Says & dioi-| auished physiologist ¢ There.is scarecly an iz | vidualonthe fice of the earth yzhose boGy 15 ¢ -1 cemptiremithe presencelof worms, Itis nei v -| _on.the healthy elements of the bady that voer: exist; but-upon the diseased humors and 0. I depbsits that breed these living monstens i -discase. No system of medicing, no verminy no anthelminities, will free the sysiest frolly| worms. like these Bitters ; . N » DMechanical Discasces.—lirsonsg curis ’ CAn-Paints-afid ‘Minerals, such &s Diumbera, 1, ‘ . Setters, Gold-béaters, and Miners, as thcy o ~vance-in dife, are subject to pavalysis o ti ‘ Coßowels.. To-guard against this, take a dos¢ ¢ WALKER'S FINEGAR BITTERS LwicC & weeks 7 Bilious, Remittent, and/ Intcrmif-. “tent ¥Fevers, which arc go pevalont in ;rj ' vafléysof our great rivers throughout' the Uniic g States, especially those of the Missiszipri, Ol - Missouti; - 11lineis, Tennessee, Cumberiana, A} Kansas, Red, -Colorade, Brazos, Rio Grand | s=Pearl,- Alabama, Mobile,” Savannah, Rounc! I ‘ James, and miany others, with their vast triv. s tarjes, throughout our entire country duvi. [ 4 the Summnier and Autumn, audirciarkably =) -+ during.seasonsof-unusual heat and dryEness, L I “invariably accompanied by extensive.doun’ e ments of the stomach and liver,fand otlice ©i .-dominal viscera; -In their tréatment, o I tive, exerting a powerful'influence upou thic. F various’organs, is-essentially necessary. ihi: g 18 no eathartic for the purpose cgual to Du. M| WALKER'S -VINEGAR BITTERS,| 45 ihey wil _-gpeedily remove the dark-cotored viscid matich ‘With-which the bowels are Joaded, ati the saiqp = time stimmating the sceretgens of the liver, ani - generally-restoritg the hedlihy fulctivud oftify ~digestive organs., : | ;2 Serofulay or King’s Evil, White B ‘,i;' - ing9;. Ulcers,” Erysipelas, Sweiled peck, ( gml\j‘ * Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Infiaging#tiong, Mereurial ' Affections, Old Sores, Brij)- .. liblis olt the Skin, Sore Eyes, ¢te., ete. Ighese ~~azinall other constitutional Diseases, Wars i |; VINEGAR BITTERS have shown their greot curdfive powers in ihe'mnost chatinate aud iniracs »ADIBCaRes. i . | FDT. Walker’s Califormin Vinegaly ‘I Bitters act on all these cases in b vl manner.” By purifying the Blood they remoys ; the eause, and by resolving away tht elive o -the inflammation {the tuberenlar deposity f affected-parts receive health, and o pQisancily cureis effected. 3 / i ¢ he properties of DR, WALKER'R VisnGin Blrfeßs dre -Aperient, Diaphorctic,: (.‘;w.;;l: ative, Natritious, Laxative, Diurgiic, By = tive, -Counter-Irritant,. HSudorific, - Alterativie, - sandAnti-Bilious. ; | < d'he Aperient and mild Taxative, propqrticg’.of DR, WALKER'S VINEGAR BiTiEns J :tnel best safe-guard in cascs of eruptions ajl - malignant fevers, their balsamic, healing, :J= L ‘#oothing properties protect the humors o 1 t}w fauces, . Their Sedative properties allay painfin. ‘the nervous system, stomach, and bowels, ('i.‘ii. L ~+frominflammation, wind, colic, cramps, eic . Fertify the body against disease h| parifying "all-its fluids,with{VlNEGAß Bitie q’w. _ No- epidemic can tqkd hold of a systenr tijus s fore-armed. o { - Dixections.—Take of the Bitters on coina ‘to bed at-night from a half 10 one and one-la i <owine-glassfull, Eat-good nourishing fn:nlmi{sh a 5 Béef-steak, mutton chop, venison, roast bocl, ~oand: vezetableg, and take out-door ex.‘r«i‘rq. They are ‘composed of purely vezetable fugc‘dients, and contain noe spirit. ’ | ; ‘R.H,. MeRDONALD & CC.. | Bruigeizis and Gen. Agts., San Frascoico © ] Cod& tor, 'of Washibgton and Chavhiou stz - | ,SOLD BY [ALL DRUGGISTS & ' "ii. | T}QE NE‘V Fiou ;o - InChemical and Modiest Sofvis | A Ni | | it LIS vr\\i,-\-; A | S B e s A l Vo Sc-;z%&"'—“*-j’ SR o Ll ?@"i‘x‘lﬁu: &8, ‘3“}»/;;';;. i L ST SEE T | S A ‘\%}:u Wiee ,\"'\, ! 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MULATING effcets upon the general systerg .is remarkably efficacious in all . ~FIRS DI‘SESASESI)F THE BLOGD : ~ln_cludm§ crofula and Eruptions of - the ki, ~Dyspe%,_a‘, Diseases of the Liver and Kid ey, - Heart, xeeas,e,‘_a'rd General Debility. . ONE TRIAL CORNVINCES] T3O ,’_‘7 o ALSQ.,% ik v Sk : Volatile Solut &Ta ‘-ié"r'lgmmghog Ext%gltl Qir sar G - / G ati 5 HEAT. A remarkatly VALUASLE Grcevers, - 88 the whole apparatus can becarried in thd vest - pocket, readv at any time for the most etfoptial. | and positively curativeusein -« © ¢ | All Diseases of the NOSE. 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