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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-22
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND
PRINTING
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
22d April, 1874.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
22j April, 1874. !
In pursuance OF the " Act legaliziog and making
- appropriations for such necessary Objects have
been usually included in the general appropriation
OIL without authority OF law, and 10 fix and provide
Tor certain incidental expenses of the Departments
and offices OF II e Government, and for other pur-
poses approved the Doth August, 1912, sealed pro-
posals viii be received at this Department until 3
O'Clock, m, the 9Th OF June next, for furnishing
surh articles of stationery may be required by II
for one yesr from the st day of July next, as emu
meTated in the suboioed schedule and estimate of
quantity but l. TO be understood by persons pro-
posing that the Department is be at liberty to take
e"her less or er'aie quanuty Of any article than
specified, according TO its wants during the year
Each article 10 b. Of the best quality and to be deli
verej without delay, when ordered
SCHEDULE:
PAPER, HAND MADE, or LINEN, LAID OR wovE.
reans Folio Post, satin or plain finish, TO weigh
when trimmed not less than lsl lbs. per rean, per
ream.
25 reams Foolscsp similar finish TO be, when trim
med, 10. by 10 inches, and weigh not less than 6 lbs
per ream--per ream.
25 reams Quoro Post, similar & fish, TO weigh not
less than lbs per ri nmed, per ream.
~ reans Note paper, similar finish, gilt, per
l0 do do plain, do
ENVELOPE PAPER-sMooTH.
10 reams Super Royal, yellow, per ream
10 reams Medium, yellow or buff, per ream
10 reams do white do
10 ream' Double Cap white per ream
D reams Blotting paper royal do
300 cards Metallic Pens per dozen cards. (Perry's
or such as may he required
5000 QuI!s SO's, per COO
1900 do pens, per 900
3gross BIack-lead Pencils Mohroe's per groce
doz Red-lead Pencils, per doz.
dor Folders y
d,z Red Tape, No. 81, do
do do No.I7, do
do do No IS, do
do Silk Taste, narrow, do
do do wide do
do Pounce Boxes, ivory, do
do do cocoa, do
] do Sand Boxes, do do
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II RENCH Imported direct from
i Paris, by p. TAYLOR and just received, a
small collection OF Portfolios Of fancy -colored goat
skin and Turkey COCO leather finished IN style
Of beauty and taste superior to any thing before
brought TO tins markell single dozen only received
June 2ll-tf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-22
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I!
NEW GOODS!!!

THE subscribers are now opening large and
i beautiful assortment of Spring Goods, all Of
which Of desirable styles and qualities, and will
be sold at such prices must please the customer
in part, they name:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-25

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-25

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-25

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-05

Mr. Gardener, had had some experience which did
not coincide with that Of the gentleman who had Just
snt down. He Ind experimental by spreading COM
post mnnure mp m lot, which he plouged in. The
result that the lot on hch the manure had been
spread and poughed in, produced a more abundant
supply of corn than the soil which not thus
ed Perhaps though, old Bristol did not bring forth
so beautifully as the regions around Eoston by the
method Of which he had spoken, forty bushels, and
sometimes Fifty, per acre. of had been produced
lilo had also spread ashes meadow land he found
this manure very beneficial; he applied four or five
bushels, sometimes six, to acre, and lie knew the
good effects of the application.
DIR. Jackson inquired us to the application OF salt in
the Interior of the state
Mr. Everett Of Princeton, had field planted tho year
before with corr, which was much troubled with
worms his neishbors tried salt for the destruction Of
the worms, which he also tried; he put on two BUSH
els 10 acres the wheat came, il grew well, and the
worms did not trouble it; the wheat grew the best
where the salt had been applied. lie did not ma
nure much; Notwithstanding which The wheat grew
well, and he had good crop; he attributed these
good results to the application Of the salt
Mr. Merriam of Auburn, had sowed some wheat,
and had applied salt to the soil; he thoeght it had
good effect lie put also into his garden around
his beans, peas, Sc, which troubled with
worms; he sprinked little around the stumps which
had good effect In his compost heap, lie used,
brine, put it under his stable. lie thought salt
had good effect manure, but where he lived it
difficult to obtain, and also very expensive to
convey it there. tie applied in different
ways In this town, and vicinity, the plan practiscd
by farmers was to get out their in tho iall,
and let itlay over to spring; he thought this bad
plan. As to his manure, he got il out in the spring,
which was decidedly the best plan. lie spread the
manure green sward, and ploughed il in fast
spead; by this method he lost Of the moist
Of the heap, but il all into the soil, which
produced heavy crop Of corn, forty fifty bushels
to the acre. Manure loses much strength by putting
it out in the fallshen done in the spring you retain
the juices and moisIre. His practice of clearing out
his barn in the spring had been followed for twenty
years with god success. lie used compost manure
for grass lands and low meadows, and this alone
His course was to plant year, then and seed
it down with grass; he said manure much and plant
less
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-05
A Tragedy of the Seas.

The ship Glcbe, OF Nantucket, weighed anchor for
three years whaling voyage, around Cape Horn,
the 18th of Dec, ls22.-The ships consisted
ofthe Captain, Thomas WORTH Of Edgartown, first,
second and third mates boat steerers and weve
The 5oat-steerers ms usual, considered
officers and ate at the cabin table One Of these boat
steerers, Samuel B. Comsiock, was of the mos
depraved and fiend like young men, Of whom
history affords any record lie probably entered the
ship, with the deliberate intention of exciting a mu-
tiny, numbering the officers. and taking possession of
the ship. Coms,ock had younger brother board,
to whom he had partially disclosed his plans, and
whom he had intmidaed with the most diabOIicaI
threats.
In the month of June, 1924, while cruising in the
vicinity OF the Mugrave Islands, the bloody deed
perpeuated. Comsiock and his accompices.took ad-
vantage of The hour Of the mid night watch, when he
the frsto officer upon deck, and the captain and
the mates asleep below, TO execute his fell design
Softly entering the cabin, which was dimy lighted by
the hnnacIe lamp, he with blow with the
severed the captain head in two; while at the same
moment a confederate, welding huge two edged
boarding knife, such is used in cutting bubber
from the whale, plunged into the bowels of the mate,
and with repeated thrusts, and after bloody struggle,
assisted by ComstocR, succeeded IN despachlng MN
The two other mates, awakened by The murderous
struggle, lay trembling in their state rooms the doors
guarded by two of the mutineers. Comstock then
fired musket ball through the door of the state-room
in which of the mites lay, and wounded him in
the mouth They then opened the door and seized
him. The mate, whose name Fisher, blended
earnestly for his life, but in vain. He then said,
'.If there is hope, will at least die like man.
And having by order OF Comstock, turned his face to
the wall, and said 81 am ready - Comstock then
put the muzzIe of the gun to his head, and firing he
fell dead, with his brains scattered the cabin
floor. They then attacked the remaining mate, and
run him through with bayonet. As ne lay welterng
in his blood, mploring for mercy, Comsiock said with
oaihs, al bloody man! have bloody heart!''
aud again thrust the bayonet through his body deep
into the floor. The dying begged for little wa
ter. "l' give you water,' said Comstock, and once
more pIungug the bayonet through his body. left him
for dead.
The fiend-ke mutineer master OF the
Ship and dared dispute his authority, the dead
bodies were thrown overheard the blood washed from
the cabin, the few placed in good order, and the
of the ship directed towards the ugrave Is
lands In few days, the steward, colored man,
and one ofthe mutneers, hung at the yard arm,
by order OF Comstock, for being found with loaded
pistol the contents of which this guilty wretch feared
intended for him. Passing by Aiarshals Island
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-05

FACT AND A MoRAL.-There is "a high per-
pendcular rock raisng itself s,crny in the middle o
Lake Champnin near Plattsburgh. 1t is called
Crock Independence" One misty morning during
the last war, the British Squadron passed close to the
old rock. Mstaking it for vessel, the commander
hailed it but received reply. He hailed again,
louder than before. but still the old rock was silent.
''The Yankees mutiered the commander, "give
'em broadside'' The broadside was fired, but the
shot poured back from its hard, grey sides, amongst
his men. "That's your game, is it, said the
commander, "gve 'em another!'' and so they did,
and sgan the old rock hurled back the British shot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-05
From the Ladies' Companion for January.
THE MERRY SLEIGH.

BY LIEUT.. C. W. PATTEN, U. 0. a.
Jingle! jingle! clear the way,
lis the merry-merry sleigh!
AS it swiftly scuds along,
Hear the burst Of happy song,
See the CLEAN ofglances right,
Flashing DER the path way white.
Jingle jingle! how it v hrls,
Crowded full Of laughing girls!
Jingle! jingle! fast it flies,
Sending shafts iiom hooded eyes,
Roguirh archers, III! be bound,
Little needing who they wound.
See them with capricous FRANKS,
Poughing now the drtted banks,
Jingle! jingle! mid their glee.
D Who among them cares for me-
Jingle! jingle! on they go,
Caps and bonnets white with snow,
At the faces swimming past,
Nodding thro' the fieecy blast;
Not single robe they fold,
To protect them from the cold:
Jingle! jingle mid the storm
Fun aud fioic keep them warm.
Jingle! jingle down the hill
Ger the meddows-past the mills
Now tits slow, and now tits fast
Winter will not always last.
Every pleasure has its time!
Spring will come and stop the chime!
Jingle! jngle!-clear the way, =
Ills the nierry-merry sleigh!
IT Ontario, N. Y. Dec. lS43.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-05
Vol. Z. No. %. Whole No. $40.

And il not till he severely crippled and the
light grew stronger, that he discovered what sort of
nm adversary he had encountered. lie wisely drew
of To - Johns to re determined TO be certain of his
enemy before he gave batlle asain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
DIR Y-GOO S.
AI.Gi,HT Is. 1919.

" FALL AND WINTER GOODS
T the New Sure Of J y T. ms.>H
No IN Nan street. x marsI
received Their first stock q rsh sna
or Goods. as follows:
ner Frcseh Black, English and American
dyed Cloths, rlgin and fancy casslmer,cs
=, plan HEAVIER. titsfvrR md I','os y'"tns'
ineifs. Kentucky Jeans shd ssenvlu Nsl,
White GniIze, Red. elbow. Twiuen anu
ed Flannels;piain and rad ssike ann sa''
new stylel piain. striped, Waiereds cnenee
fad and plain Alpaca l.ustFss, Hombaxines;
/, striped and plain Muslin De Lnlases slv.pe s
mas. Lnsire LANES, Grape rUcbeI. Htrined
.t,as. printed SnxoTlv. French md EnRIish
noes: Manchester. Earisson. PreNch and
mir, r;lnghams: fIrorha. DsmA<k ~ .aines.
M. Embroidered. Dnmask Wo6elen, Tartan:
Mcrino. Tl,ihef. Enhyle. LADY Sale and
/, McC;regor Ladies' Shawls, cod and hlack
sleves. Long White do. Fancy POINTS nna
Hsadkerchie's Asnschs Arynos; Silk
ifasscis.bfrc ann c0fd swfsseu - II
sing Canvass. Nepnxs Tcsnss9g Z 2 sss1'Sscs
90 End tneevtne9 5yH2 ~ S2e20ts ~
nrtou, u.vouss and tensy ~ j.
Giinps. kivene nno rcm-sMcucu , L,nS,
fe Ism sa and ri" s ss Res striped
srd and Iacnncf " sims: Mnil Null. VAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

Putions. latge assortment Table cuilers. Seis-
or pnesei KNIVES rat r. sfrnps. a.. 81.
Httftrf f'Ers and Tr5m7iinrs, % i1rFe and
general assortment a. PiitsbnrRA prices.
W lrsnrcuallY call the attention Of GoIN=
TRY MERCHANTS 10 or stock. The above
gnods were sclHeted vnh ereatcare and uurehas
~ NJ the lowest cash rrecs. nfd We urc def9
mlaea to ssll as 10" ss nnt neigsbors. We there
icte say 10 our customers and the ciHsrus Of
he"hng and vicinity. give - call before pur.
chasing elsewhere as we are determined tomake
the prices amt srs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

ND. JS0s MAN <5Ts. WIstsyst>1HtS
" now received FINN New York, PhlIa-
elphia and pal'imore. laree. and srten.
,rimens nj Gocdslswitakle fnsls - present
roachins Seasons cons'sslng Y psrs .
RIro Pleet. Ieyisihle Green, Pho,
,nsss m rli2; f:!5ihs, Sias'wrSlsdvsd
S key s"sS sSi Y P.ss. c c,S.
.sr.ey.. Citrate rleskl Ing(Ipe skin and
able, PLAID and rainle1 Alpac 4 ! ~ 81
French and Fpelish Aaeyi0Nes !, Blarh
cold Psrieieanesa eew evticle. ehgsens
tied Saxonv. French. Chsmhta. Earls-
nchestev ard American Girshsm s. y m
10. BLACK Silk =! T~hhv yelrets. plsn
'resr. Sun Rob Roy. Gala. Cashmerc
4lvr pinidss Prfnfs.. : Mne Axsyss~ren,,
shich i ehessn. uaited ss!;pe. Rri,i-h
y. siit. Mse~s. ! ckssS. w va s;alss 4 We w.
rocra. v.rVsas psin ~ Re IN perdeverd
cred Mushn ~ l.atre Shdwis; Tedv's
and cysvafs. sshAnv! pamsss. r;e',
mhroidsred. xehs)e. TaelIcNi sod Plaid
SILK. Flag, rardsne and roose~ Vdkfs.
ans G'rrhnr a.. enshtA )srsA as.ssa
White bod Green ssd y elQovSa cyan.
u. plaid and twi'iea Do PI1id y jrs~ys
lais and rlaid blaukese. canvass and
E ro.,s and vests. nsma.k. Linen and
iarev TsaJfe cfsfbs; SIX and wny.fed
s''k wcvssed; r. 'to~ lind Berlin. Rwct
eey eNsAir and Hid fUor~s, SHk act,
nSe1oon Mite, white. Brown. black
:. ~. 1e Hcas. Ge.mantosn.
fornnc Eithed weysied,
wers AVA III $1,000 S g !, t y, =;
aces; EdsiuvG ~ s1ss,r sna
ard Lawn. "a q = ..nns"
ilisn T.asesirine e. sfSnep'
son. Roas and 9th 1S ~ M;
lemen. Sinarfs UN ~ ~" W
" caps cnffon and q = 2a;r,,,
es. Stra " G,mn S6t15 ~ = -, =
,rin. bomhazire and Gve< '~6SrL.
red md sfrired lsce HusIjS1 Si5 and
4. black and Whit bohhire(( SSssre,
SWISS Nnslins. vir'orin T&tl VInck
fcrmArirs. Linen she~sire. M md
herbs: "a as. "a. o-a'h h'esctssl m 4
'us'ins: 70 and a. ih Tickinps. SnNnlk
Cation vs N md Batting black and
,dding. White. bvown ard Mack Hof-
ne. black and fg'd Gro de Nan silks /;
tesfrire and fan CIV silk- If al kinds for
T.rvan,iae d. for Asvons, Striped and
taiiu de J..ircs. Alan sa
AND NsISSEss FLORENCE BRAID
RAW AND WILLOW BONNETS.
htskrn,. Orerr. Spanish. Seaistis
land Giaxsd Cars. l,.i s.
silk. Gp,n. Webb and Cotton Snsnend.
ng silks, Patent Thread, Spool and
item, coat binding and cord. Worsted
,ntspss. Germ an, Victoria and Amer
combs Of all kinds, brushss, asarlety
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

WHY Do YOU pro r. sSTIN ATF7-Aro
w you not VIM ftnf Cold ard coughs are
the fret scaFs # fcra,n,rti0n, md hat mil
Ions Of the Human rapniv are fnlhne victims
t1thelr ms d'nus vfo.tn'lcnv} Sou hnve wit
-" ~ NO. = desnlniton il families nj
nround Yoi! Then VIII VII Won neglect the
fra nnrrrinv neu'tor fcenph aid eolal and
snfcr the Pene.n tiro seeds n pulmonary con-
-nmption 10 knit heir fatal threads in ycuf
sste r. --deiav f-om time 10 lime : . 'nart mint
enrortnn1tY Of rrocurinr II - Nrfirel Agent
ih,t will II medis,eiv a1tt 81 tic carly ptoprcss
1t this dsease, md finally Cxpa II from tho
aysism' Rrmemher ,hls Is L. hd attained " tn
~, ! fat hv the nee nf
Or DrSCANS EXrEC fORANT REMEDY.
\ meAielrc TIM, has snvdd md ptelarged ths
ives Of fhort9rtn VIC were inflicted with
cnubla' pis ftr'ed - - or MS # reeeratier.
Rend The vordetfd cures re,fern od ~ hi.
medicine md Ito lrnpreral le Recour,c ~ ~.
ion7 md eetiGcaie4 fo'e arded Fl m oil phris
II no United SUES Thie aione - suficieat
proofoi ia Diminishing Virtues. We find by
the nsl number Of tie Cincinnati Sun TINT uS-
warts ef
ONF THOUSAND PERMANENT CURfs
has bccn ncrfrrmed IN tint e'y mud count
within the lato pear Fhe following wnsI"ce'
we'd by the at rna'':
Ciucippaii n. March Is, lsIs.
Ur Euncan-Daar Sn--'Iealth, the greats
hles.fnp-eh, hot eleven 'nonths aro, his all
important comfort VIVA far distant From me-
,vna ta'e. 'ot"n with severe cold last
snripa " =. 'ntiicd upon nv 'un"e, nnd at
lenutb fen lsfri NJ h'aifh 81 delicate fhqt ~
nhyslear lost all hopes At renoVerv. N th'.
precart7ue slfuau"n remained Tor seven
oaulh4 WITHOUT ottaiulng INV relfef ~ tho
snn,e Tn wa using al the medicines INT It
,vns in the .ovtc r my rhr cum - ham,
bn, 30 ne cfecf. Nv frtter happened 20 hpilce
a publication # vorr va}nahlc txoaofornnt
ren,ely aud |.s me iis'd1 prornrpd thrne b,ttleV
~ re. r n,, erecd pttr" tho Hc' lrlne on
me - dag of'ns' %agonhor. aad cont mod ia
use for r wesks: 10 frs' .atle aaYe zee sreat
:. ~ nod rn,ped = ce rel'caa'e tacRGree of
tbicL ViceA rtL cop1 md taoIftr TER tating
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
4 CcOUNr IN CHANCERY-
n Isaiah Lukens. Complainant


n Isaiah Luken.. Complainant !.
Z ~la..s.,,
David Acae,v ao1 athers Defendants
Pnrsaan' - deere. made IN this cause by
The rirclif superior rnurf Of NV an rhnn'ery
foi Ohia e1uatg. At 10 lar terfu,-l snail ~.
reel ~ he frs' dav Of Aar'l ~, ~ tte efhee
OF Jacob y Ftt2hugh. IN The lily ~ Wheeling,
10 take and atatea A account ~ the amount dt"
20 tn camnlainsnt on The forth snntrg bond,
n he t1tt n 1uy lsio. n the hill pea'ln ned
whatRrAL re-ArF'n his commo nw~al' h. the
defendants .T3tn Pifshis. Peaick VI kes md
Uorid manor either NJ Them was enttted 10
NJ tho time 81 the forfeiture mi retnrn Of the
SAID fo-ihcomi q honda VII NJ liens, charges or
lnrumhranae eyi-t. affecting srrh real ea'at-
or Nev part ihcreof m the 1rder in which they
ought - he pad out ~ the snne what enles,
transfers orasspniuents have bsen ma of such
real estate. of any part or part ~ 'r"ai mn
The respective intrre ats nj rlPh - ofanY ana nj
persons fherein. with the order IN wtlch the
same j. liable 10 satisfy the sad debts. hens ~
aad such ether matters 81 nav N nert'p"nt
n the part1es mar an rci1HV r'aulre' " tho a
k.ng nf zard account he not c7mplefcf ~ me
sd Let iiy - Aprll, II will se adlonroef and
continued from me 10 time until com leied.
Nv the fcrms Of ral4 eeeree. MI PERSONS or
ariies airing IN appear hefore me ~ The time
,b,Ne apro.nted. To mnkeproof Of the,r CLAIMS
ri1hrs or interests are II he excluded rom the
benefit # the saii decree, or a1y decree 10 he
mad in tins cause ED 81 FlrIHUGi,
feb23 Nasfcr Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
nR.K ATZ's AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
LEE PILLS flr lie nte.tninn end cur Of

LIFE FILLS. Tor ihc prevention end cur of
fiseases arising from dssrdorcd ST. CHI and
imnure blood
1heso nils nre NOT nr,red p. a,ttofe 10
cure MI dlsersos ~ n'nsi of the pub lnriious
Of mpdicin- falsely declare hn' are esurcs..
yprcpnref r. itc ref'nval Of Pill md Rlhous
Matter. which ia the frat cred - disease, NJ
tia same 4 n rnrifv The lond md erpntnnlIy
restore tho disensed furcfiors oi the animal
econemv IN sou d health. Az -ymrfom- are
certain 10 accumulate m osecas OF htl" from
,ndlgesnve food remaining m tho r'omach,
hcprr scA 49, and oain. loss Of -zrrtlte,
hfadas1e, cosiivcncn. hllos. and pnlrd fovers,
dvsper an, Liver comflaint, rh.unlatIsm, ac
IA. One s'ngle o. rfrf ho. n R''-'.
ANTI RlIlOrs LIFE PILLS
vii comnleirlY carrv out md rem )vc the rooi
& #-fae urinary e,nse Of rnoa' OF the distressiur
maladleH 20 conn ON ~ 'te tr,sort INV VII
hos" who va'nc TIE hr1lth r.rlert this a.
important natter, until distnse hoco 80 srsied
IN thr con siiintion md r,nfetrd : r. fult ~
evncuntc. Those rills are nrphcsi l. 10 = Gaze.
+ Of sickness from childhood ur 10 old aeo nod
rNn - usef with rerfcc' p,'e'y ty y undo ~,
Circumstance r,r''fnlrtlr rTorr II 'elea't
Z females Who ave q. freauenllv sub Get 10 ran.
! .ieni complaints. which often render ihslf
hesl'h very T,recsr'ous
/ The grcnt snperioriiirs offh.-e pills - TINT
varcprenare6 from the solid Sifact OF herb :
nd roots Their nafnro IS IN 'c'esnse. purify
and sirer2 hen.' harml IS 10 tho constitution
and death TO dieenae.
n American Anti bilious lie niNs allow cd by
i the thousands WHO have iiset thrrn To be ihf
i hesf pn~g1nVe = nj medicine m eNtstpnre. Pe
/ cnnsp ihev not only remove nj obeirrctnrs nm
MI pe tho svste'n af iis iinrnriiies huf because
f and which ~ extremely important, strengthen,
mud givea proper foae to the stnmarh, md rro
duce healihv action of nj The narts resldS-
+ hey 40 mid NJ ge1tl- N 'hrr oneratinn, n
/ = rendrr them At ! 'lmes n re-frc'l Nv srf" md
desirahl. rcuae'v The afflicted would do vii
/ then. 10 purchase box or 'wo Of tbs valufh'f
N ilcine and give Il a fair ri,li instead n de-
/ siro M ther svstern wf'h efi reucNfed fose. 81
1 life and hannirpss.
prncin, nflee fnr -, ,alc NJ lh. valuable
m"ajan- M -, Narih Eirhis A. philnd, lphla
| and seld by ag ~. general1v. and hg
nov q J b e MARSH Wheeling.