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uni
vornnol to run from that CITY to New
Tbrk, II is calculated that the passage
IN be mtde in 10 DAYS.
q srhe Albsny Daily Advertiser says,
III ~ n new order has been issued from
III treasury to- the deposite banks to re-
Hin all the specie received on public
Iands as SPECIAL DEPosWEs. Thus the
rbhlic lands are 10 he bought with specie
ohlv. and vet that specie is to be locked
Il the vaults ofthe Opposite banks. sub
I'M only TO the demands Of R. VI. Whit
NV and the members o. the Kitchen. 1t
3bis is not grinding the face of the poor
Nth vengeance, we are ml&aKeh.--
Wheeling Times.
The Washington Mirror states that
lie proscriptiye policy Of the admln'stra-
lon is carried even to the mechanics
ITO work on the public buildings. no
ol)e being employed who has ever said
ny thing against the present admins
EfAtion:. ~
The prospects of the UNrvEasrrV OF
VnRa1NIA are said to be very Tutoring,
lie number Of matrieuates up to the last
Nee days being 1874, independently Of
ia students in the neighborhood, and
fI3e greater portion of those who have
Men before at the institution, who as
% ual keep back until the last. Colonel
N. Il. WooDLEY has been appointed
pfocior and Patron, vice Peadletons re-
ls,z.-r.a.-NAT. INT.
Il Quick weRK.--A man and woman last
Week in New York, saw each other for
he first time early in the morning, we're
Married after breakfast, and the husband
In away before dinner was ready. BY
Ia tima, the Hsconsollte matroa was at
lie police Office for redress.
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Ia steam vessel of I 200 tons, with en-
ines of 400 horse power. Is bulldinr at
liverpool to run from that c'tv to New
Sbrk II is calculated that the passage
!; no usnde in 10 DAYS.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE

Gen. HarTtS0R's Ead0rseYS.
Col. Richard M. Johnson's opinion OIL
Gen. Harrison. as expressed by q let
ter addressed to the General, July 4.
1918,
"Two great objects induced us TO
come Fest, to be at the regaining OF
oar owa Territory, and Detroit, and at
the taking Of Maiden and secondly to
serve under an officer in whom we
have conf dsnce. We would no, have
engaged in the service without such a
prospect-soe did not Dant to ssrus
under cowards or traitors but under
one who had prousd himssJf TO be ciss,
prudent and brdve."
BETTER.>
Extract from speech of Colonel r. M.
Johnson, 10 Congress, I'd March, 1881.
"Who ia GEN. HARRISON r
The son ofone ofthe signers of,he De-
clara,ion Of independence, who spent
the greater part Of his large fortune, 10
redeeming the pledge he then gave OF
his "for.une, life and sacred honor" to
secure the liberties Of the country.
OF the career of Gen. HARRISON l
need not speak-the history of the
West, is his history. For forty years
he has been identified with its interests,
ito perils and its hopes. Universally
beloved in the walks OF peace, and dis.
tinguished by his ability in the coun-
ellis Of his country, he, has been yet
more illustriously distinguished in the
field.
During the late war, he was longer
in active service, than any other Cen
eral officer he was perhaps oftener in
action, than any Que Of them, aud new.
err sustained defeat"
But we have even better authority
than Col. Johnson--testimony from
better and greater mea--the testimony
of Shelby, Daviess, Perry, and Other
equally brave spirits. Witness the
following, and then apply the proper
phrase to the individuals who abuse
such hero. and patriot-who prefer
the silk stocking candidate, Martit
Van Baren, to such scar.coyered vet
eran.
Extract ola letter from Gov, SHELBY, t.
President MADISON. dated
May 18th, 1914
" feel no hesitation to declare II
you that | believe Gen. HARRISON
to be one ofthe FIRST MILITARY
CHARACTERS l EVER KNEW
and IN addition TO this. he il canabl
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"a KAMA TEAR II WHhtE ~ liz
the overlooking OF the cup Of ssasibili-
ty, the index 10 a soul fraught with
feeling, the ali4ens OF a heart droop-
ing in solitude with the. base, ,tis the
arms OF warfare against the innocence
of loneliness, simplicity and beauty I;
with woman 'tis the shield Of defence
against, the willy and insidious, her
weapon OF offence TO the cold, the OBJ.
durate aud the unfeeling j, with the
parent 'tis the blessing Of age on the
offspring Of youthful vigor and affsc-
ton with the child, stis the support
Jog staff of flial piesy with friends
'tis the token of communion of souls /;
to the afflicted 'tis the angel OF conso-
lation, the balm of Gilead,to the woun-
ded spirit, the dew Of sympathy to the
witheriog flowers Of sorrow.
A Remarkable Murder.--Soma lit
tie time after, this, saw three women
buried alive for drowning their nus.
bands they had, il seems, crossed the
Mosco in a boat, all three together, in
search of their husbands, whom thsy
found all drunk in public house, and
endeavoring TO persuade them TO go
home, were severely beaten by them /;
however, by the assistance of some
other people they got them at last toto
the. boat, where they fell asleep; the
wives, to be revenged on their hus-
bands for beating them, when the boat
had reached the middle Of the. river,
threw them one after another into the
river, and after they had drowned
them, they came ashore very uncon-
cerned. The matter Immediately came
to light, they we're seized, tried, con-
demned, and ordered to be put under
ground up to their necks, there to re-
main Till they died two ofthem lived
ten, and the other eIeven days I; they
spoke the frs, three days, complaining
of great pain, but not after that; they
had certainly got some sustenaacs in
the night time, or they could not have
existed so long. The oldest Of them
was not twenty years of age.-Letter
from Rassia.
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'FNT'gSLAEGENCERo
RnmtMep.

SEPTIC NBEa "a, 1886.
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CANnouR.--We are so used TO dis
gulse ourselves to others, that at last vi
become disguised even to ourselves
Were we TO take as much pains Il
what we ought. as we do to dis
what we are, we might appear llkJ
selves, without being at the trou
any disguise at all.
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FROM THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
The Globe has twelve great reasons,
Why we all should stick to Van
We've only ONE for HARRISON
He is the Peoples man.
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The DANvtLLE AFFAIR.--We learn
that Messrs. James NJ. Smith and Mar
cellus Bell, who were charged with an
assault. &c. on Mr.. Thomas A. Terry.
of Danvnle, were on Saturday last ad-
mitted to bail, by the examining court of
pittsylvania, in the sum of $4,000 each,
with suretles in the like sum.
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D.. =. rtA1:T
ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Subscribers have Just purchases J
a supply Of the sbove instrument, which
has been successfully used for lie lasLtwo,
or three years Tor tina, distressing Com.
plant, sore or exeoriafcd nipples; or
where the nipple IS entirely wanting; or
where the :cbiids mouth is so sore that it
cannot nurse ON The nsraral. nippE.-The
artificial nipple. is recommended by The
highest uicdical authorities oh the subject,
IN ibis country. 6r. Devices Of .Phila.
llclpiria, and Dr.. Sewell Of Washington
City, as the certificates annexed wihiat-
test; ioybrb the medical faculty ofsthis
place, give their entire concufrepce.. :hav-
ipg Witnessed is successful application.
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House OF Entertainment.
.Aa!I|A

<IlHE Subscriber informs his friend.
~ and tho public genrrally, ,hu, he has
.akcu The house formerly occupied BY Mr.
Wm. Royal. as House OF Entcrtainm
and is prcpsrcd TO accommodate oil who
may favor him with call. in The bes,
manner.
His ,sble will be Il, oil times furnished
with the csl the up country market can
afford. His bar wish the choices, liquors.
bis eil blrs with the mos. whu'cs ,mc pro-
Vision. attended by Sfaithiui osllcrs, and
from his constant attention. and unr nit
ling cscl;ions To please. he hopes 10 merit
q share Of public patronage.
A. ID. JOHNSON.
Lancaster March l2--7-3m
The Charleston Mercury. Columbia
Telescopc, Chcraw Gazette. and Char
lot.e Journal will publish The above four
times and send their accounts 10 this Of
fec for payment.
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: Dir. PETERS
Anti BiHiohs Plffs.

Thcta piila ard ensuposcd eutocls Of. ysErtahIe
uaa,tr., and. y xhruisnsc according 10 ths dssrslsrs
tbs cars sad prrscpdsnas al .Btltous csrnpiainls
They &C, especially uapau hc Ises, whrn tn =
torpid eaadsiion, cayytng on a. targs quantity OF
bic, thsnuciiihc inaocey Of fIAc-exectnent fupe;
lion, vs,ica il sufyrd to rsissin in ,hc ssstcm,
ronld produec sahss Jsuadicr, LJe. Capfssinf,
Biissos rcye. Ecees- saa -ASne, OF some othcr
Eficsex bodily sl.e,,Yt in alt cases Of toePor OF
ths-assrek, ttes cse1 like aebartn.
= As sa AVID lsf,rpiic and ttuneL pill ti,ry are
yaiuahsr. Asny pcsyaas who wcsc subject 80 S,eS
"a, attacks Of hex iapadaete hsyc becn pesfuettt
cu,ea ia sfaH wccis by ibsis usc.- Ihuse who arr
suhiec, to s.ai distressing eStnp!aint, sc7sicknrss
be iakirs posli6n or tuo Of ihcm trw days PR
ssoas 10 erbsrkiag On bpasd p sessei, wilt bc al.
uida certain 70 escape Il. Frmalrs can use them
Al I'll peaods, without inerrring any risk. Persons
roaa 10 scs OF 10 sypu,hcrn climate, ahauis by oil
srssas ,akc souss Of lhcsc pills with ,Lem. Ihrir
yirlary viii remain uniuparrd for Gears in any eli.
mate, No family should be wi;hou, lbcse pills, a
r,as,iou o. thsu, nken occasterally, would be The
snsas1 Of prrvca.ing mneh safscsias from sickness
It's iro,n nrslrc, q keeping up regular pcrsAltc
sciinu Of thr stomach and bowels, thps suesanS 70
be s.,xrbcd and n,inslrd withahr blood; anazsafai.
is.sa aaids, Aha, ts,ozt atseascs arc produced DR.
r. Eu.suoaHdeni that no pe.sdu who gItrs thrsr
pills fa,r ,ral, wili ercr sites iscl wii,hs 10 Be
rIthout thefss =. '' -. -. -.
T1ry eentain no particle Of Mercury, or any in-
srrt.ca. ,,ae doex moi ars nrhsfmouy With hes'th
p,. r. wishes Il particularly uuhf:=...>>aA that
thcsr pills rezsrss trnsGeia! fusiitirs ,ndrprndrnt
Of their purgahve caecss; 'thry ART Both ions and
dcobsroenc setting UPON ,he .re's''ne snd e1hal'
ca, func,iohs, ihas str'-pgttsains u:c pasrh'.
~hi.c thcY .en,eyc obstfceI1ns a!rdrines - high
9asses no ostssr ,vaeep,ing es,isars,e 9asitcs DR.
ffaas i i ,rrs. and tEris ~ of asrd rsc lays tsa
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. & s9 q? STA
ETvER COMPLAINT S
aSD.

ETvER cOIPL.a7fTS.
TAR PETERS VEGETABLE MEDICINE,
IL sTOSfACHlEE ET. .HEpATlCE e, form
ed By yehyuical analysis. and syatsess .of several
p,orraieseeetablc principles, are un.xersally nc
knevieaqedio 70 have totally erlipaed the -preten'
6ods, ,of cxe,y oshe. remedy, and surPcrceded- The
necessity qf eTcry otlief mode Of -tsoatmrrt,
Ehercser dc. nboye disease are found .lotexist
Ess wcIi.as in the cnhiyrs.ent of the SPssss and
tp Jaazdies
r. Among The. .syup,6ms pf Dyspepsia and Lirer-
comaailts, us f7aiuiehcy, soptsess o. burning IN
The stomach melancholy, lfrsnblity. disagreeabie
tasse in lhe mouth; arsa itsguladtf Of appetite
which IL sometimes roraeishs, ssd al other times
greatly deficient, Thirst, fetid breath, NAUSEA,
weakness oEiho stomach. arid crucaaiion1 paiPita
bon, dnxs;ncss; irresulsrity oi the bowels, pse.
sung On the s,onlleh after meals pain in de hesd,
d,zzinrus OF rerieo; oentsiop Of mind, attended
9Th i1xs Of memory, epswins IN the sieInaoh
uhen cnp,y. chiilncsk affection Of sighi and hear.
ing pain apd xrskucsS in VIC hack, isngoor, Dip
t6rhed s.ecp; cold tsri aud hsads, trrnnph uasass
ness ID the throat, eheagh pam In. VIC s'de os
bfrasts dc.
Tirse medicines hare bred faaad 90 eise.ral ID
removing ihe eomplzsntxfas thich tbsy srr sreom-
a,eadcd, dat ply Scinss ffcdrcnilf having cs.
haus,ed all thcis skiii, 10 li,tis OF nepurpusc.
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CARPENTERS
Fluid T., tract <arsaparilla.

Extract Buchu, EXlrac, JaIap, l.xUact Bat
ternul, Syrup L,,rrwor,, Buffers Magnetism
aperieu,. B,Im # Columbia, Hunters Corn
Plaster, Hrcean Pills, Imperial Hair Dye.
Bleaching Lql'd, '"rcmose 'ron n,oulds aud
ink spot, tom i,ncm. Dcs'ng's Ccmcnt. for
menIrns broken glass china, &c: } wits
Water Proof Y arnish. ALSO-Sal .Era,us.
Isinglass, Gum Arabic. Gum Senegal. Arrow
Roo,, Ci!ron. Iujube Paste, roIu L"zcngcs,
Soda do. Liouoricc and Opium do Pepper
min, do. Rhubarh do. Metal Bron1cs, aud a
variety Of Surgical instruments. just received
and for sale by
March 70 1896.
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MEDICINES.

THE Subscribers have jns, received and
.te nov opening fall assortmcn, Of hctii-
ciprs from the Norsh, which can DC rcconf
mcnded. with great eoa6deuee, as far as rr-
CARDS theif. porny aud gcnuineness. haring
becn euechased- from one o! the oldest and
NOS, respectable houses in Philadelphia
Phys,ciain, ~pIaa,css and Others. aIr rrqucs-
ted 10 cs!l. previous 10 laying IN their snmmcr
supplies. and cxsmin the quality Of rlosc
now oIiercd ios .a,r; which VIC tecl confdcn,
in uauansius aud glsius satisfaction 10 pur.
chascfA
Among lhost lately r-ccircd and now open.
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DR.. Eliiah.Pratf,

As feeli.a ,nattct Of much public
importance: 10 possess means OF lessen.
ing tie terrible suffering Jpm sore nip
pies; have MUCH pieasurcin being able
to -ays That The shield you offer for the
preventing and cure Of this rnoiady is
.he,ter, ,udapedto the purpose than any l
have bertofdre seens La rwo or three in-
stances, hare known them to be hsed-
,..ueh satisfaction has bceBexpressed !, and
hare no i,rsiiationto believe, j, will gene
rally sueceed.. DIN so xeli persuaded OF
tbm, al his moment, iliat, ! cannot forbear
to-exp,ess b wish. that ont. City, Though
Tue Iarsous Apdihessries; may be supplied
-with thcm.
- siFum, yonrs. &c.
NJ p. BEWEEs. 81. D.
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- eHfMGhES H.
RARDE.F 81 ED d

FNytl e subscribers are uos seeeir'ng asuPy!y 70 OF
English Garden Seeds. ofthe growth Of 1856,
$ which they esn rscomasand VITA sreat confdence
u their G.endy and custou.sfssa bs.ng ftesh and
genuine. s,;;, - -
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: Jjnm, yours, &c.
: M p. BEWEEs. ID. D.
Ph;iadciphid. jan: 18th. 1884,,
stHnaaaetos,cIS;

'Fehsu,ry 9TH. 1884,
Hasiug examined Dr.. Traits newly is-
.senied nipple shields, ond witnessed is
practical applications amoag my patients.
I. take great pleasure in recommending it
as decidedly superior to:asy thing presi.
.,usfy known II constitutes Perfect re:
nsay for that di.Jessf,s -rnslsdy. sore
nipples a .disrase which SO frcquenlly
afflicts nursing womea.
=. THOMAS.SEwALLs NJ. D..
/. Prof Anat. q Physiology.
Gaho,bus College. D. c.
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The Ins,rumcni.,is accompanied With
printed directions fori.s application, and
preserv atiop.-i. can be packed up in n
small eompsss, aud sen. 10 any part Of The
country by s,aec-pdce s5-Adaress >.
~ ;. YOUNG H. McKAIH.
Camden, s. C.
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TEACHER WANTED.

TIE Teacher in the Cau;dcn Academy
being abou, to resign his charge on occuun
of,ccblc health. gentleman Of moral
character aud classical allainmcnis is wan
ted as his successor
This sli,u,irn having been endowed
by tho legislature is under The fostes ing
care and patronage Of large and resPcc-
table society and commands the confidence
of the public The present incumbent
realizes for his labor twelve hundred dol
lars per annum.
Applications may Lc made to the chair
nun ur either Of tho undersigned Commit
tee. by the 10Th May next. N application
need bc a,adc without amplc and sa,isfac-
tory references (as to capablli,y Il moral
standins) accompanying tho same. and
none need apply but classical scholar and
one THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED with Tic
Greek and Latin Languages, and capable
of ins,ruciing in The various branches OF
an English education.
ABRAHAM DcLEON, ". ID.
Rev. EDWARD PHILLIPS.
HENRY T. HATFIELD.
WM REYNOLDS, NJ. d. :
April l6--l2-n.
LAW BLANKS
For sale al tbs Office,
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,.s1Tno sSsYc catalogue of sded socmpse,os the rs.
xortu.cnt de srsd ssf shtsctimascsa ssnssal noctof
,s,iel, y;i ka ks2s IN itsad bad seh 4, isc
r.a,s ne.eas. - Young ( M'KAlS
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Il Ik~
owing to.ihe more genial aad sais rcmeoses Enssa
been,psoSs Asaon'shsnE
is.s iair cxeniPsiscas,on o. the ~
fd Ml!ssmpse and ss:e hsssns % seN 80.
has cbdsicd Tor INC, pcffnt 81 III s !.
thosc which sfr PsadS ana 'oe a'I - l'-a Ae
| rks.irts - az,
lxs EMnl tong ressHfnec among Pe'uss y. -
a5otfaansi inasblfsau % tnascossuy ara az "s..
nais iie9aaintanaaw win tisc rc'nooa ol 49, ~
sotse 'atisrir tnos. saseessta! ps.euo'e I
p.sesoe of me iaT - AsANIHs .na
knn,Siedst. OF conc ID thcie Hsca PoWe ~
fssosshgc scmadlSs Ftpu, these he selected sSca
m ucic nsst thcacfods md a?psppn.te, ana asses
various hxocrimrnis TO test ttc:r pr'ncspscs anc
strcastii fe uss eom1nsa them IN uie ss!m ncfe
,rc .rr,ed a. l,r Esoss petscst and bcnehcsai tut
;ac parpose iSs Which it u reeoH,'ari,ded
The psapiietdr Offers 1ins prcrsTatea 70 she Pep.
tIie, walh the cs.sscfostrs has tc;s 1eaoanz Nna
an In sea4s. ncnsdy espabse as fchcs.nS usnJ y
hss afiiissed 3clsor bs,nss wso sss saas' sn.
dhr thu sasssua chronic aaa m -
70 w!iIh T y .iP,,casT. ~ We ~ y:
inealsulssle vsiaes a. 'seses, aaa - asy ~, "a
ressor;ng iaau once uaac "a arath and t,ppsnesz
,Thssii acs osrEci es ron1mgp npoeoJk sHss Ia.y
scfr,fanee htrqually good With msny sotfcn noa
"a use l,ns A. otr winch e. VI @ A nsI ~
many eS:fenar casrs, wasen IA usasi
E,i:e Thas u has done tcgtsteaiJ, ana lass tor
reputation & iszs obtained r,crryes y Ha' Dssa M
tss4ae-t -. ,,,x.u..,..... ....,..
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JOHN FERGUSON, Kias...
= Ash - 1sst9

| GuAnSEfTot, 5tatcu Io-N~ ..
/ ~as seisrd sbout 'hrce ye.rs s,nee Tlih a ols.
e.,,d uhilc upsrr ,hc in.fnepce n n,rsrufJ, and
rhich has disabled las iron, l'us,ness ncisiS crrr
nuoe. Darn: ,hia perrod have bern patient In
,,r Mss,ae Hospital ip ubis City. upwards 81 four
month, prafiy, and the sane tPnath o! un'c IN thr
Bsa,in,o,r iiesp,si and tired almoss crety rrine.
dr, irt ii,ile b~neGL On tho 10Th oi February
.s at ti,i i,u,c scarcely able 70 move aboat upon
cruio,.rr I co,nncnost Tho ose o. Inc ineaan
pana,r.. In one month found myself fnarrly
cnred r,,.n tho pain, and am now happy 10 state
that icrl rlinyseHp pcttccily well.
WA. TUCKER, II .Hs,txi.a.
CuRE FOR sCRofuLoGS CLtERs:
Sxw ioRx, Sept ~. i5cso
TIN. n,sy certify ,ha, IN The ial Of lss5, MAS
nc ircd wiiii a swelling MY neck aud taco, mh'ch
aflrrwuds liberated and became larce ghas.i, al
Gers in sY,y neck Aflcr ifying several fhysIeisns
10 na n dvantagr. Il wrni,o Phs,drirhts: adpssrrd
lay.~i. undss The carr Of Drs physc aud Beach,
when. aitrt repeated salvation to d" eh'et wa1
pronounacd totally iuuafoblr; Afterwards todi
twenty bottles Of Swain panacca and e!gh, bottles
ot Potter & Cs.noiicon. with no material ernchI
Dc~pas, ,sc Of; lie,> w!,iph had now becntne bur.
then fo ulc tsrierncd to mr parents IN NcS@A ors
IN ls2a. and gavc.s,,ysclt Up 60 hngctinS d:a'i
Hearing ol thc great success Gf fHs kpn,s A.
aicf, , hnsscvct. iu casrs ss'ni'stto nV"wn. was
persuaded to Gsr, as n las. resort To my great
st, nssc ne well Satisfaction, soon found ,nysr
rapidly recovering. and upon ,.sinG "vro battles
,be ulcers healed and bccan,epcriec,'y w'ci!in The
eo,rse Of iva months. and have remained 50 ever
.;,.. make this statement and wish IT rro''shed
Cor ,hs uene6l oi those rho suffering nnhct 81.
ml.r sc,ofuIous es syphiltIc affections, that they
may kno~ What has cured one who ,as sut',s1 re-
every thing BOT death. and who consider. ~. lie
saved By size shove syrop. "h. hiNiif14''
The abore Medicine may be bad at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN: S, {.
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Among which are ,he following

| Gasden Crcs,
/ Gia,lt Aspansfess,
fChrkd Parsley
| White Solid. Celery,
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tais great p:raaaie in ftanng. thai si1 bottle. OF
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albion 10 excel IN their prossssIn; to c12io iou
.hcsyast fields Of. nrnoe by ths aid oi Chunisoyr
and SEEK ous naw sepsraial agents; IN shost 70 ar
rive al pcriccton In te practice BY n'eons OF iHT
alonc. c.Loyerlook and neglect, as benssahs mrn
notice the sish and bountcons stores. OF ncdclpe,
which The almighty has caused 70 spfipg put OF tne
se,rth in every csifuc land how naurh nioEr upe
L. that ahile The American thysicianlooks 70 Tor.
eisu countt,ss for tm1ny of his most comt,on snu
necessary articles petpaIslly changng as ihe1 ase
tf dietaiea fashiUn OF folly be y 80, roanea 10
his o@n country with an ehdless pfosusior.
The cosssa;alils ssisaey and .AyEr.'ot segs
,ablc,srmedies oyet mipeyIa, rnayt -csaamasa ~
esoisastins tt1 ancient pi acticc 9th the
OF, 10 firing il moro immcd,atey under oar os "S.
seYvatiSn, the Indian practce Htn na' %
whites Who, ia America, ilss mel snoNu .: se,.
of rcpcaied instances whesciu some defIepe, VI.
epecsSadins .cn,alc Indian BY means OF ne, s"p.s
reu,cdirs alope, ban effected dic most taFs1 anu
sonishins tnres, aitcr abe Whole hatena
m. nncr has failed, And who has mol been Surplus.
nd ai b.hoIdiua The cooperative easct and sacahsy
rtu gh,ch the indiun fpccs himself OF any uss:
81 and II tic ainssi total abscnce 81 chronic ds
c,,e:smcns ficrn. WHO has ever heasdoi an!n. L,
.n ptitb q nssitusion broken and ruined cy ~.
rappcnt And caa,a doubt exist, thai tl'sh happy
eYrnm(iop Of tho savage from most oI lhc Ms
vhrri, Tho esh OF civilArd man 10 hcir 70 ScheH
owing TO ,he more genial aad saff remedies Entch
be ensp.oss1 This asaonishihg
iair cren,n,thcason Of tfc indnits snpcriost,y
..,f ,h s;mnSe ard .sss Eselns sf >Gurc which Cpd
hss r,sas;cd fp- tho bct4ft Of ha childicn, ovef
rthose which tho Pias and tne artuf nah hare H.
!. rn,m a ionr. rcs,aencc among a portion Of thc