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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
The SPY IN WASHINGTON.
THE JOCkIED FRENCHMAN.

r - -
Il THE JOCkIED FRENCHMAN.
A Frenchman in this country. who was
little acquainted with horse jockeys or
horse flesh was grievously taken in by
cheat, in the purchase of a sized. He
gave one hundred dollars for. a miserable
jade of an old mare that had been fatted
up to sell and she turned out 10 be ring
iboned, spawned, blind and wind broken.
The Frenchman soon discovered that he
had been used up in the trade, and went
to request the jockey to take back the an
imal and refund the money.
'Sare,' said he, Il ave fetch back de
mare horse vat you sell me, and l want de
money in my pocket back
Your pocket back = returned the jock
ey, feigning surprise; I don't unders tand
YOU
You stand under mel exclaimed the
Frenchman, beginning TO gesticula,e fu-
riously. You stand under me? Sare,
by gar! you be one grand rascalle-you
be like Sam-like Sam--vot you call de
little mountain!'
sam Hill, | suppose you mean
'Oui, Monsieur-Sam de Hill-yes,
Sare, you be like two Sam HILL. You sell
me one mare for one hundred dollaires-
he not wort one cent, by gar!!'
why, what's the matter with him!
'Ma,tair Sacre Mattair do you say |!
Wy he's all mattair-he no go at all-he
no go at all-he got no leg, no feet, no
ylnd-he blind like one stone nit his eye;
he no see nobody at all nit that eye-he
go v-heeze 0, heeze O, like Won forge
hammer bellows-he 60 limp, Hmp-he
no go over all de ground he no travel
tree miles in Won day! Oui, sare, he is
Won grand cheat---you must take him and
fund de money back
Refund the money Oh, no, couldn't
think of such a thing Sc
.Vot! Yousnofund me back de money |?
You sheaty me vid Won hundred dollaire
horse that no can go at all!'
4 never promised you that she would
CO.
BY gar vot is Won horse good for ven
he no go. He be no better as Won dead
shackass,. by gar. Viii you, sare, take de
mareshorse back, and give me my money
vat pay for him!'
No. sir, cannot-'twas fair bargain;
your eyes were your market, as we gen.
tlemen OF the turf say
Gentleman de. turf! You no gentle
man at all-yon be no turf. Mon Dieu!
you be one grand Turk-von sacre damn
deception. You cheat your own born
modder--you play yoa rascalle trick on
your own gotten fadder, you have no prin-
ciple.'
The interest is what 60 for
q Yes. sacre, your interests no principle.
You Won grand rascalle cheat. Mon Diem.
we're you die ven you go 10 hell De
Diable-he fetch you no time quicker by
gar"
Failing to obtain redress of,the Jockey.
the poor Frenchman senthis mare horse
toan auctioneer to be sold. But the auct-
ioneer seems TO be about as great rogue
fas the jockey, for he took care that the
fees for selling should eat up the price he
got for the steed.
BY gar, said the Frenchman, when
relating the story. i be cheaty al around.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
F. MILLER.

,vrr,u FORT MADISON, I. T.
w Ill attend to professional business in
MA. the Counties of Ice, Van Ruren, Des
r; Il,,aes, henry Jefferson and Muscatine ALSO
n. act as GENERAL AGENT for the pur-
\ Of Lee. -'s'a'e' . 9 N '"e 'oun'
..aoary u, 1910 33-ly
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
MEssRs.
Burlington, Iowa.

- ~ y
After the letter was read few re-
marks were made but in so indistinct a
manner that they could not be under
stood, and the meeting one by one went
out. HE SPY.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
J.. G. HALL,
(LATE FROM oHlo.)
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chan.

ILATE FROM OHIO.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chan.
Gerry.
ALSO
attorney and Solicitor IN the District
Court Of the United States for
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &c.
NV ILL attend to professional business in
wv any part of the Territory of Iowa, or
in the District and Circuit Court Of the United
States in Missouri and Illinois
lie eSpectsftoattend (rcgularly)the Terrific
RAJ Courts in the counties south OF the Iowa
river, including johnson and Muscatine.
his residence after the LIST of April next,
Will be at Mount Pleasant, Henry county, |. T..
Burlington, l. I. March S, 1910. 3tn-4O
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
4. ROMANTIC ADVENTURE.

I
An English paper says the following adj
venture has of late been the subject Of
much conversation. On an evening early
in March last, about dusk, commercial
traveller was proceeding from Clleltepham
to Glonchester in gig, when he was ac-
costed by respectfully dressed lady, who
informed him that she had been disappoin.
teddy the coach, and requested him to give
her a seat in his gig to Glouches,er.-
Commercial travellers are proverbially GAL
liant and good-natured, and the gentleman
of the road. in this instance, possessed all
the best characteristics of his sorder.'
He was happy of the opportunity afforded
him OF being of the least service 10 the la
Idy, whose petition was couched in the
most moving terms; and delighted rather
than otherwise with his good fortune,
which had thrown such companion in
his way to beguile the solitary and tedium
of his journey, he at once granted the re-
quest, and handed the lady to the seat at
his side
T The lady's proportions were somewhat
of the largest, and the arm which the tray-
eer assisted, as she sprang into the vehi-
Gle, appeared capable of defending its pos
SCISSOR from any improper liberties
Whether this circumstance induced the
traveller to cast his eye downwards, to OBJ
serve whether, all proportions correspond
ed. or whether. like many other gentle
men Of his craft, he boosted of being a
connoiseur in fine ankles, we do not know
but the story goes, that while his eyes
did wander toward the feet of his conspan-
ion, his sight was far from being gratiied
by detecting something which bore very
much the appearance Of mans trousers
peeping from beneath a silk cloak and
founced petticoat.
All the comfortable "reminiscences of
past dangers. and all the anecdotes which
he had ever heard or read from the New
gate Calendar came fresh TO his reculec-
lion. He had no doubt he was riding
cheekb by jowl with second Dick .Furpin,
who was only waiting a suitable opportu-
nifty to rob, and perhaps to murder him.
A lucky idea rose in his mind; he drew
his silk handkerchief from his pocket; it
fell into the road; twas SPLENDID swipe,'
and as valuable as the one tllatan Egypt
ian gave to Olhello's mother; he could
not think of losing it, but his horse was
too hasty-tempered to allow him 10 trust
the reins into strange hands thousand
apologies, but would the lady be kind e.
nough to step out and pick up the hand
kerchief which was now some yards in
the rear of the gig. The lady readily as
sented, and while she was performing this
errand, the commercial gentleman gave
the whip to his fiery courser. and soon
left his suspicious fellow voyageur far be-
hind him. When he felt it prudent 10
moderate his speed, he discovered tina. the
lady had left in the seat, when she dis
mounted, handsome muf, and putting
his hand iaside of it. he found brace of
pistols, loaded. capped, and balled; and
with the muff and its formidable contents,
the traveller arrived safely in Glouches;er,
cnngratulatDg himself most heartily on
the narrow escape which he had expert
enced.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
H. ROBB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Mount Pleasant, L. T.
w LII attend to business connected with
~ his profession in the counties of Henry,
Washington, Jefferson, and Van Buren,.
snort, ne will faithfully attend to any pro-
,ss business committed to his charge in
~ part Of the Territory. "
aount Pleasant, Oct. Ia, 1899
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
;. G. BATLEss 4 SON,
-e.efal Commission and Forwarding
Merchants,
Aay7. 111''o'''e "a Az

f.Aos'tfER. GEO. KRIEcHBAuM.
SnAUGHTER 81 KRIECHBAUM,
Wholesale 8 Retail Grocers.
=. wAfELLo, u 1.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
L A w N OTIC e.
ID. RORER.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
BURLINGTON. i. T.
WILL attend the. Supreme Court of the
w Territory and the District Courts OF the
Ss,onrties of Lee, Van Buren,, Henry, Louisa,
sslaseatine, Scott and Des Moines, and TO the de.
!a z Of criminal cases in any part of the Ter
ttory.
oace east side Of Main Street, three doors
''ath Of his Dwelling.
! July Is, 1889.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

CH1NA.-The ship Diana, from Can
ton, arrived at London, brought home
five British seamen in irons, who were
charged with creating the first row at a
Chinese. village in Hong Kong Bay, and
killing a China-man. They tell the fol-
lowing story; On the 4th of July last,
the anniversary of American Indepen-
dence, several American seamen went
ashore too small village, where they got
drunk and qnarrelled with the Chinese.
After committing many acts Of disorder,
they left the place, and in doing so fell
in with some British seamen, to whom,
however, they behaved in very friendly
manner, with the exception of one man,
known as Baltimore Tom, who boasts Of
his pugilislic powers. and challenged to
fight any seaman on board a British ship,
accompanying his challenge with some
insulting remarks. The British seamen
did not offer to moles. Baltimore Tom
on that occasion, but week afterwards,
learning that he had gone ashore, several
English and Scotch sailors. went after
him with determination, for the honor
of their common country, to fight him, II
he would accept Of one of them as an adj.
versary. When they gotupon the beach
at asvillage abreast OF Lin Tin, the British
seamen met the Americans coming to-
wards their boats without the boasling
Baltimore Tom. The Americans had
their hats decorated with gold leaves,
which they said they had taken from The
Chinese, whom they had fought and
beaten. They also stated tina, they had
broken open a !" jusshouse, or Chinese
place of worship, and knocked the
wooden gods and idols about. The
British seamen proceeded TO the village,
which they had no sooner entered than
the Chinese. believing them TO belong TO
the party of Americans who had iust
committed the outrage, attacked them
with sticks and stones in a most brutal
manner. The British seamen retaliated.
and after desperate conflict, succeeded
lin defeating the Chipamen, cleared the
village and caused them to fly in all d.
rections. Boston Trans.
DIscovEREpAT LAST. Among the pre-
|senis f,r Van Buren, brought in the
Arabian ship, but which the Constitution
|prohibits him from accepting, were a
y l. 4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

DIscovEREpAT LAST. Among the pre-
sen,s CIR Van. Buren, brought in the
Arabian ship, bu, which the Constitution
prohibits him from accepting, were a
couple. Of demijohns, contents unknown
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

. i
WHAT WAS SAID AT THE TIME.--T ha
Pittsburgh Mercury, loco foco paper,
in the number for Wednesday, April ], :
1912, has me following paragraph:
1--WE understand information was re-
ceived in Town, by the mail Of the day.
that The valiant Harrison, who command
ed in the action Of the Tippecanoe. on
the 18th Of last November, has been ap-
pointed TO lead the Kentucky volunteers
into Canada. We hope it may prove
true. Under.such an accomplished Sc
neral. we are certain that they will march
with alacrity and pride to the field Of glory.
There IS not q man scest Of tie .al1egho-
,ay mountains, in whom the backwoods-
men have SO much confidence. gilie
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
Simon p. Mitchell.

ottowa, La Sale county Ill, April q, Is4o.
State of illinois, La Sale county, So.
Personally appeared before me, Silas
Walker, d justice of the peace in and for
said county, the above named O. p. Dud-
ley and James Grill, and being duly
sworn, did deposes and say that the fore
going statements and allegations are in
substance true, as above set forth.
SIiAs WALKER, j. p. Seal n
Ottowa, April IL. 17aO.
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Jayne's Tonic VerpnifuSe.

guns .ERhlFUiE is perfectly safe, and pleasant
uiat children will not refuse to take it, II efeclnay de-
suoys worms; neutrazes acidy or sourness the
ae-hcreases appeteand Il general and permaneni
'ohlc anu rs therefore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent
ana htent levers inigesti &c. and is almost CERTAIN
cure Tor Fever and Ague of children, and what OF great
iihportance,it does il permanently.
hot only destroys Worms and nvigoratcs the whole
, uut IL ssoi'es and carries off the superintendent slm
or nucas prevalent, the and bow els of children
more especially OF those in bad health This forms
he pcd or nest IN which produce their and
body
Its harmless in its effects on the SYSTEM and the health
,ne Paheht Is always improved by its use when 90
orms are discovered. Numerous certificates w.
ness nave been received, which the proprietor does sn
def necessary to publish; give the reader dea Of
lis 'crnlluse powers he will mention few lie gave
10 ms little nephew, not four old and in few days he
discharged upwards OF ninety large Worms lie also gave
II to ms oug her, then about three years old when brought
away thirty W orms IN one night
JOSIAH hompson Salem, J. administered this Yer.
nliuge to child between and three wears old and
al IN lew days she discharged hundred and twenty
seven large Worms.
Mr. Joseph A. Leniz of the Penn Township Savings In
su'ion m hs CITY, gave it 10 of his children and says
that 1ei tho sixth dose broug hit away about fifty Wom,a
nee, iye and SIX inches long.
Mr. Ferdinand Woodruff used bottles oftls Vernlug'
Tor dyspepsia aud IN the OF weeks discharged up
wards OF thirty pieces of Tape Worm, and thereby per-
iecny cured oflis ID, spepsia.
Another gentleman OF this City had it administered o"
mule daughter, about three years old, when she had nuno
Oh discharges from her bowels, composed entirely OF '
White thread worms. lie says, they came AWAY from hH
not on by hundreds but may truly say by thousands So
paalcy ana IN solid balls large hickory nuts co"P
sed entirely oidead worms
nally, whnt the public have long DESIRED medicine "
t9is KIND which might be depended upon prepared byas
DOCTOR JAYNE, No. 20 South Street Philadelphia ana
all persons who sell his Expectount and Carmnal'e Dur
The above Medicines are for sale by
DAVID Il. LYMAN. Agent.
Lynchbmg' "a
W
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TAIIAFERRo & EARLY.

aud promise the most dgent and prompt attention
10 all business entrusted to them. They will partc
nlafy attend 10 collecting or securing all debts en-
trusted to them. One the other of the irft will al
waysbe in their office at Rocky Mount.
n. NJ. TAL1AFERRO.
n. VI. laaierro continues 10 practice IN the su.
peflor and inferior Courts Of Henry and Psriek and
the superior Courts ol Floyd, PMS, lyania, Roa.
noke and Botelourt.
Refe5enceS.-Booih & Davis. Greer & TurnIuu
}. d NJ. Booth, Holland & Booth, Thos. j. Moor.
man & CO.. Frlankn --Smtbson II. ID Tvs, Alexan
der }. Tompkins, ID. 81 G T. DAVIS, Hunt * Mar
tin, Lyn chbnrg-G w. b. Hide. Richmond.
C. The Richmond Wing will iasert the above
semi weekly for Two weeks, aud forward IFS account
TO this Office.
Apnl y uap
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FOR THE LADIES.


DLAlN and fsd cold. Silks and Satins, a stea,
variety,
nouseine de LANES, Satin Striped Challys, &c.
PRINTED Lawns and Cambrics,
Angle Ierre, new and beautiful article
ileavy India Satin aud Satin Levantiuc,
Blue blk. Gro de SWISS
Black Italian Lnslring
glossy black Gro de Paris
tilet Shawls, Scarfs aud Veils
Lace and other handsome Wells
tIlet, Nd, twisted Silk and other Gloves some ve,v
fine and handsome
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons.
Chenelle Cord and Num- Braids
Black aud second mourning Chal,s and Nance A..
Lrines.
Black Canton Grape.
Splendid black and white Blond Laces and EJrings
Thread Laees, Edgngs and Inserllngs,
Boblnet ami Cambria do do do
PLAN aud nemstch Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Large lot of Caircoes at all prices to which ws
invite the attention ofthe Ladies.
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
April :.
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had decreased IN the de- arimeuis "auibotized TO
grow il, nd the demand having. at the same Time
greatly augmented. a much larger quantity was ne
ocssariy imported from abroad hence, also, rise
OF prices To obylale this inconvenience. and laci-
hate the arrival Of The foreign tobacco, the Govern
n,ent proposes TO establish eHtrepofs Tor IT. The
ConsiifuiionRa then proceeds thus In examining
'the ofiital exposition of the Administration Of the
Tobacco department, we are struck with one circum-
stance which Is. thai The French tobacco Of first
quality is al h gher price than the American. and
very thar Of the produce OF the Levant. Never
theless, the foreign leaf is superior and II
seems Ia be preferred by the consumers Tie TO-
'baeco of the Pslalinae is cheaper than tie lowest
quality from producing department, the Pas-de
Calais aud the Lower Rhine alone excepted. Every
'one knows thai the Lower Rhine yields very bad
tobacco. Such being the facts, would it not be bet
ter 10 tenounce. leby little. the Indigenous plant,
and supply ourselves wholly from abroad On the
score of qualify. we should gam incidentally. and
the mere change would give new impetus TO the
sales Of The GoserumeDI; moreover, the culture Of
tobacco IN France does not afford benefits enough
10 make her tenacious oft II u.s. besides, so cir
'cunstanced that the Government can easily reduce
III more and more. For some years past a certain
quantity Of the foreign tobacco has been purchased
NY the agency Of or Consuls and al lower rate than
1T could have been had by ordinary importation !;
but there is this disadvantage that The adniiDlsra-
ton cannot refuse what Is sent BY the Cousuls even
VI not OF good quality whereas il furnished by the
regular Shippers, II would not be taken without close
previous Inspection"
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have been gratefully and pnLcIy ncknow lcd,ed d., H.
sons benefed ad who were previously unacounn'ed In
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which ,e m
compo4naed and npon Who they consequently act
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend tbemsey ia IL;
scs oil every form and description. Their 6rst
loosen from the coats OF the stomach and bowels ha -
impurities and crudites constnntIy lF, me various
To remove the hardened faces which collect in The o,
tons OF the small ntesnes Other Medicines onIy ,oi
cleanse these aud leave such collected masses bclnJ me- -
produce hhbhuh cosYeness, with all its train
dendarrh@a, with its imminent dangers. Tbs G,rt i, In
known TO all regular anatomists who examine the bn
bowels alter deah and hence the prejudice of those vol ~
formed men ugalnst quack Medicines or Nedirnna @
ed and hepded to the public by ignorant persons ria So
ec' o. 'e Lac Medicines is 10 cleanse the kidnnysand
hsahln action OF which entirely depends upon The
80 'i'u's he blood which takes its red color
from me agency OF the liver aud the lungs before passes in
TO the heart being thus purified by them and ni
o3a COMING rom clean stomach courses freely through the
cls' 'eheWs every part OF the stem, and rumpnntlv
mounts the banner othenh in the 6oon;,g cLon "i''9
Molats Vegetable Life Medicines have been thoron. Wv
Wsled ana pronounce da sovereign remedy tor DVsnrnsp
fatneney Pamlnuon OF the Heart Loss Of Appce rnt
onrn hesticssness' lllempe Anxiety Langor and ucan
holy tos''veness, Dnuboca, Cholera Feycrs of niI
KINDS hhehnnilsm Gout, Dropsies Of nil k;nJs ,ra,
e. worms Asthma and Consumption Scuryy Ilrcrs
inveerae Sores, Seorbutc ErupIions and B,J t,nni
IONS, Salt Rhcnm, Eryspelas, Common CoI,s amJ IL
ana various 9her complaints which act the human frn,
In Fever and Ague, particularly the Lie M@J;;n h"
been most cnineny successful So mnrh ',u.,'es haye
yer and Ague districts, Ply sicans almost upiysra n
| scribe them. '' universally pre-
An that Mr. Monat requires ofb. p,,ien,s - J..
ua N taxing Inc ic Medicines strictly according 10 the ;
,ot he himself NJ" ny newspaper notice, by any thing
credit is alone by the results of fair rop 10 gum
na nOr a. . MEDiCAL MANUAL, designed as n do
b. Moia 5 Broadway New York has bce r"''I 10y :"
me purpose o, e1pa9'ng more fully Mr. Mofa,s theory Of
ing health threats upon diseases G eN
.ne1o' fce 20 ceus-or sale by Mr. Moiats agens gem
! These Valuable Medicines are for sale nv
c. p p T !; !; ROYAL, Slypehsuss, Va.
| M,roh ., - l. ESTES, loyingston, Nelson c. W.
| -------- 1858
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Jayt1c's Flair Tonic

pa M, n'e growth preservation and rcstora,iop
stances nYod aAeeilen' article, and has in lia
who had been La a. OF mar on the heads .,
m, All rs ha AaD nENrLfaEN,-Do you wish cr.g,
gir ar Usaua' hair kEbw yon " answer w. 'aIn-
lof one moment the otis loss ,vly ~ YES Hear
' marsh aud unpleasant in us rusty
III ~ M i.aeh dif has u in the skin nj mi f.
now lhbe through Which there Is constr, a Is Itself
" i o,ooh lily lhfs eirc ulaon the Ilar il ~ aauoa
a rs glossy colour is given md preserved and
covered with the finest oil Now INV i'm aud i.
sNia Oh me head or diverts takes te Hood rs The
hair ston -, & dne e',c ulaiIon through the tube,
La,i w ahd cause II 10 fall off or turn o. I'VE
Do'h Hence u Is thai cause that o,strurs gray,
iai y, ol blood through the skin, that dytha
fs p,' 'r,s o. the system, will take away The M hs
, ",u aonlhl appearance OF the hair arrest ts n't,
cause say sooner or later aud in thousands of ,,h
al, an persons during sickness, indisposon and s
mnsn recovering from them nj which times in tion and
,nances, the hair becomes very tender and Tho Of
touch will ennse II to fall in andsnll will Gnd c slehc
, ,h o"I nes.'e a. will If faithfully used who'll oil
OF the hair md prevent it Isip % cor.
and falling off, and restore lis full growth beans ITS color
riancy. ~ "'Y and uxu.
from mr. Graham Editor Of he Philadeiphio s.,
urdog Ereninp Post. '"'
HAIR ToSrc.-We call the attention of,l,oso an, .
premature badness, 10 the excellent Hair Tor with
so IT. "a, we OF s city Having used ourselves W.
Pak OF us virtues by experience and can
nonnce an invaluable remedy prevent The ally pro
e a'r, aHa 10 restore IL from dead, fine heai WI Oh
leaahce' we can also speak from personal kno,i5 'P
The cases OF two three friends who were ,, OF
nadnrss who by the use of Jayno Hair Tonic Idsn to
iuAuan, hnir we have no disposition 10 pun now
naley all kinds OF remedies for ali diseases which
r., VIII we nave tested the virtue Of article ~.
Der III, 1899. ''''""s I "'' q sfp'em-
JAYNE's HAIR ToSrc.-The efficacy of hi. c,....,,a y
pafaon IN restoring the growth the har in bald 81
nuy wonderful Where the hair has been of from n
top OF the head by the careless practice oIcauyno he
ihe crown of the hat it generally considered d,cu IN
impossible TO restore H. but lis found by numerous mol
pies that the Hair Tome reaches these cn,es eh"ln-
eleots complete cure. Every geneman-twe saw m
ng 10 The ladies, it being fair presumption that tbei h mo-
Sai"aPs III ull luNuriance; at least always
hai urn,viny a.;
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IayRe's E1XDectOrasss

decidedy superior to any other known combnationof
hPGGihe, or Coughs Colds Consumption, Asthma, Spit
ing OF BLOOD Angina Pretors-ralpations of the earr
bronrhiis-t hfonc PleHrisy, Hoarseness, Difficulty Of
BreaGhng, Whooping Cough Pains aud Weakness OF the
n.Ti5' ana "ll diseases OF The Pulmonary Organs.
rus mfdicne is highly and justly recommended hy nu
mefous and respectable individuals ho have found relief from
ITS nse Many who have been lnbourmg under rroirsced
,oSh anu PANS IN the Breast aud have been supposedly
themselves aud their friends far advanced ia Consanpton
nave been happily restored to perfect health by the
valuable EN per iurnnI =