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TURKEY RHUBARB.--A small quantity ofgs
i nuine Turkey Rhubsrb. For sals BY
CHARLES STOTT,
Druggist, &c. corner Penn. av. and 9TH st.
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STEVENS 81 ENIMONS,
Late Fish & Coz
S5atterS-BrOWn's Hotel.

WINTER STYLES. = We would an
wv nounce to members of Congress and strangers
arriving in the city, that shelves now filled
with beautiful stock OF beaver and molcskin Hats
manufactured with unusual degree OF care, ant
which, in point OF fabric and style, will challefg'
Ill competition We would direct especial attention
to the style and mode Of shaping the brims OF our hats
by which secure appropriateness to the size ant
features OF the
Those members Of Congress having their sizes re
gstered>with us by sending their orders, will be ur
nished at their quarters
WARDROBE ARTICLES. -
In this department we have our usual full supply o
wardrobe toilet and fancy goods of the best qualities
We solicit inspection Of stock, feeling conf
dent in being able to offer great inducements to pur
chasers
M III, STEVENS 81 EMMONS,
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING
DONE WITH SKILL AND EASE, BY
~ G. A II Y E, ~
at his old stand, the Emporium OF Fashion, Oh
Sixth street. opposite Coleman's Hotel
N. B. Razors honed and set in the best manner
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Number Of policies issued in March 2O3
Policies issued since Januaryl lS47, $40
ROB. l.. PATTERSON, President. r.
BENZ. G. MILLER, Secretary.
]. G. LEWIS, Agent, 7th ST.. Washington.
HARvr LINDsLr, Physician, corner Of and a
streets.
april Ia -tnr
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TEAS, TEAS.

r1IE ULD ESTABLISHED
PEKIN TEA COMPANY,
No. "a, late 80, south Second street,
Philadelphia,
IMPORTERS OF GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS,
Invite the attention Of Country Merchants, House.
keepers Hotels, and City Dealers, to their stock of
Superior and Choice Teas selected by their AGENT
in CANTON, and by themselves from the best
NEW YORK and BOSTON Importations.
Others having lately assumed our name, and imi-
tated our signs and circulars, we inform the public
that we are the ORIGINAL COMPANY in this
city, and that we profess to be, IMPORTERS OF
TEAS, having no connection with any other Com
pany bearing our name.
The Teas sold by this Company have been too long
and wildly known to need any other recommends
most faterine evidence in the constantly increasing
demand
Mr.. sYLVANUs HOLMES,
Agent far Washington, Seventh Street.
Opposite the Patriotic Bank.
Our long aud well known experience in the Tea
Trade, with the great facilities we command, enables
US to offer our Teas at very reduced prices House.
keepers and others will find it to their interest to
give our Teas trial. The money ,oiH be returned
ifthe Teas do not glue entire satisfaction.
Orders from distance will be promptly and ju-
dicously filed to give perfect satisfaction. All our
Agents are authorized to receive orders.
AGENTS.
Mrs. 8. Davis, State street, Burlington, NJ.
Mrs. J. Bergman, Pottsvlle, Pa.
d. Robinson, Harrisburg, Pa.
w. H. Megonegal, Germantown, opposite Devices
Lane.
Mesdames H. w. & M. w. Knight, Market st.,
near Ninth, Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. John Grayson, Jr, Washington, Washington
county, Pa.
Mr.C. Westbrook, Columbia, Pa.
Other Agents win be appointed, Of whom due no.
tice will be given.
All Teas sold by the above Agents are guaran-
teed, they being packed under personal supervi
sion and inspection.
feb 2O-wtf
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TIE NATIONAL WING.

The National Wing will be what its name nd
Gates. 1t will speak the sentiments of the Whis
Party of the Union upon all the questions of public
policy now before the country aud to come before
II.
II will advocate the election Of
MAJOR GENERAL
E ZACHARY TAYLOR,
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JOHN WAGNER,

~ carver and GQdef,
j enn Avenue. between llth and 18th ~, North
side. Makes to order all kinds Of Plain and Oyna-
mental Gilded Frames. Cor,iees, Cvrf0ins. Rods,
&c. Old FHmes regt, and Looking Gias Phtss
inserted. Terms moderate.
anril lq-ff 49, w vi ltN.L
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CIRCULARS, etc. etc.
e Neatly printed at this Office
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st. Johns CoMton S. O., December, ls45.
For sale by the only Agent for the District o
Columbia b. HOMANS,
Between 10Th and lth streets, w ashington.
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ITO sail from Philadelphia the a6th of every
i month, and from Liverpool the 18th Of every
month.
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Ito difficulty in settling with hm-for
aside from tho fact tina, the Judges in,eg-
rity as unquestionabIe, he had an inkling
Of the joke tha, had been Played. The
Judge took his seat in Court, but it was
observed tina: he was sad and melancholy,
and that his mind frequently wandered
from tho business before him. There
was lack Of The sense and intelligence
that usually characterised his proceedings.
Several days passed away. and the bus
mess Of the Court was drawing towards 4
close, when one morning, q rough boxing
sort of customer was arragnc1 on a
charge of stealing. After the Clerk had
read tho indictment to him, lie put the IT,
sunl question:
Guilty, or not guiltvH
'Guilty--but drunk, answered The pris-
oner.
whats that plea?' exclaimed the Judge
who was half doing on the bench.
He pleads guilty, but says he was
drunk replied the Clerk.
whats the charge ngains, the MANI
'He is indicted for grand larceny
whats the casol'
May it please your honor said the
prosecuting attorney, 'tle man is regular
ly indicted for stealing q large sum from
the Columbus HOTEL
He is hey! and he poads'-
He pleads guilty, bu, runk.'
Tho Judge was now fully aroused.
Guilty, but drunk! tina, Is : mos, ex-
traordinary plea. Young man, you are
certain you worc drunk!'
Yes, SIR
where did you &c. your liauor!'
AT Sicrri,,'s.'
Dye get none no where elso,'
Not drop, SIR
you got drunk on his liquor, and after
wards stole his money"
Yes, sir
'Mr. Prosecutor said tho Judge, edo
me the favor to enter nolo prosequi in
that mans case. Tha, liquor Of S;erritt's
IS moan enough to make man do my
thing dirty. got drunk on it tho other
day myself. and stole all Sterri,,'s spoons
tho prisoner, Mr.. Sheriff.
adjourn tho Court.
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the L. ;. House of Representatives, and held i
seat in il till the year 1913 In Ie4i h part3c-
uariy disiingu lsled himself III tbs famous Ten
lesSee canvass Of the United States Electors, az
the advocate Of 3Ir. Polk. In the year 1915 he
was prominent as 4 candidate for [. ). Senator,
and had expected the united suppor; of the de-
mocracy of tl.e Legislature Of Tennessee, AMI
the influence of the present President Of the Uni
or Contrary to his hopes and expeditions, a
caucus Of the Legislature was held, ana Ir- Q.
p. Nicholson was agreed upon : the candidate
Of the Democratic party. Ir- Turney arowed
that this result was brought about uulsirIy and
un,ustly, ana determined that he would ABIDE
by il.
The election took place last winter. When it
came on, Mr.. Turney avowed himself an iude-
pendent candldate-trew of from the caucus of
the mountain democracy. and the Wings voting
for him, in spite of lis opponents he cleo
ted
The result of this affair, and the contunacy Of
of Mr.. Turney in resisting caucus nominations
and dictaton, for many months cstrangei him
from the Democracy of the Senate ami until his
recent colloquy and antagonism with Mr. Cal
houn, his legitimate state a subject Of doubt
ana speculation; mat memorable controversy
has, however cast aside the veil; ami Mr.. Hop
kns L. Turney must be regarded as the adyo-
cate and champion of the President and his ad-
mnistration- He, however, persists most vehe-
mently 10 be opposed to all the caucuses all eau
Gus candidates, and caucus dictation. In this he
does not very materially differ with Mr.. CAL
houn.
Mr.. iorncY IS a man Of an iron mind. and an
iron Will. lie is bold, yet modest; inexorable IN
his determination, yet prete nding to nothing
Mr. Calhoun found him uncomfortable autar-
onist, thou h unequal debater His private
life is free from taint and reproach, and might
be profltabiy initiated by many Of the prom
inent members of Congress.
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COLDS AND CoTGHS.

IHr sudden ANA frequent changes Of the at,
n1oSphere in oar Western climate. subject us
sooner or lister 70 these aHuoyiuv sfiiietiens aud
when not early aEtt nIec TO the lungs fall a prey
to eoasaiap;.en, their iusai0us DESTROYER How
often have You been wa!aeI Of the approaching
danger. but Yen fear not untd ihe citadel Of hfs
Is attacked aus rendered hopeless. How inlpor-
tank IS II thea 10 obtain in tiIae few bottles of
that valuable medicine,
Dr. a Daaeaa's E4gpeetor4at Remedy:
wheh Is certain 10 arrest the coagi, heal th sor.-
ness ana irritation in the trachea ana bronchial
tubes, remove the pain and tghtncs exv,e ri-nce,
in the chest ana qreast; also, giving strength To
those who weak.
nv Remember that /, is Or. J. X. nuucan.s
Western Office. Ne. $50. Sycamose st. Cineip-
natl Ohio, whore the shove medicine IS sold n
large OF small quantities. Price ) per bottle
. bottles for -. A discount made 10 those who
sell agents.
f-'r For sale al the Richmond Book Store
Richmond, February 9th, ISL IF
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The Great Cure fo,- Consumption,

DR.. DCScAS's ExPEcToRAsr REHEDY.-iff ict-
ed reader. DO suffer this disease 10 knit It's IA
tai threads in your system; they are certain to
hurry you TO untimeiy grave Has moi expe-
rience ght you-haye net occalar proofs con-
WINGED you. that Consumption IS certain death to
ali whoa il may encounter, when left till late
perio3' Thea trhY 'ei4 gon delay procuring a
remedy IN due season 10 arrest the progress Of
that fell DESTROYER? J Cold. which soon terni-
mates coughing. by which soreness Of throat
and Inflammation OF the mucous membrane OF
the hronciai Is produced, ami The Lungs rendered
open to disease Thus persons suffer themselves
10 procraStna;e until death LOOKS a their door.
when they VIII begin TO be concerned about
their health, when in all probability twill be too
late May all who have cold take timely war
ming. and get ri OF It Is possible
Dr.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested By thousands, and daily
used in almost every family throughout the dif
ferent States for diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
The vast amount sold N this city and that 10 50
many persons. who come back and obtain it By
the half dozen bottles, Is sufficient evidence CT
its wonderful efficacy,
ia fresh supply OF this excellent Remedy
lust received and for sale at the Book Store
Richmond, Feb. 18th, 1cI etf
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WHY viii Won be S.ckt

DR.. kATz's Anti BAiogs Litc Pills,
knowiedged Is all who have used them, to be tho
best and most etlrctuh Anti-BiIious Medicine
before the public. These Fills harnonize 80 We'll
with the constitution that uneGslncss pain
is caused by their operation-thcy at once cleanse
from the stomach the lille and diseased matter
that accommodates. which . the cause and seat of
most diseases. 4 IL. FEk ERS are brought on
from a morbid action Of the stomach and bowels.
II therefore requires safe medicine 10 remove
these disease breeding causes before health can
he restored. Why Will ,ou therefore be sick,
promote Hcalth'
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or SERyous HEADACHE BY me

or NERVOUS HEADACHE BY the
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Ny daughter endured almost intolerable suf-
ferng with the NERVOUS HADACHE, for
FIVE years, aud nothing seemed 10 give relief. |
bad the curiosity TO yet box Of Dir. Smitns
Pills, Of G. Dexter, in Albany, and gave dose
TO her, from which She derived immediate benefit
confidence now taking the place of curiosity,
/ obtained the agency Of these good Pills. and
have sold great many, because can honestly
recommend them. Ny daughter is perfect
" well, and Is attending the Albany Female
Seminary. WM. LANSING.
East Albany. y. IL, April, lei6.
The above gentleman, a rcspec table merchant,
is known universally in Albany.
Office l.9 Greenwich ST., Large Brick Block
~ Always ask for the Improved Indian Ve-
getabe Pills
u5-And see that G. Benz. Smith IS mrften with
pen on the bottom Of the box.
AGENTS.
Brownsville, Henry Rider;
fhiiomatl, John w God, and " IN. Amphlet;
Abingdon, 10. NidGehaafi;
Richmond, Joseph Iowells. and Irwin Reed;
Centrevilie, Jason Ham < Co, and J. Stevens.
Mechanekshurg, Henry Gottie.
March I6, l747. I22w
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MORE Proof.
Darlington. Beaver Co. Pa. Feb. 1889


DR.. d. JAY NE.-Dcar Slr,-My hide son.
when about two months Old WAS seized with a
bowel complaint. Il continued for two II ecks
without interrli~>:ou, and notwithstanding the
remedies prescribed toy a respectable Physician.
we gave up the child victim, as We supposed TO
fatal disease. Bat proeileuiialy heard of
..Javnc's Carmjuatjve," rs an pstctual cure fer
messenger to town seventeen miles Oft for IA
bottle by the use OF this medicine, la less than
tfirty-s hours The disease MIS- checked, and bv
its constant use for few GAYS, the child was re-
stored perfect health. shortly after this
there occurred "A similar of the faml-
lies of my congregation / presc rlbcd '.Jayne's
CaTmnatIYc, ami the result speedy cure
The same child, owing to exposure, when re-
Gently coming up the Ohio, was attack ed by that
horrible malady. GROUP We landed IN the
night al Beaver Point, and when our fears were
alarmed lest the hoarse scpuichral cough was
the forerunner of death, we gave him a tea
spoonful Of your ENprctorant, and applied some
lniment TO the throat and breast "a M before ma
ny minutes the hoarscness gone, the chd
brrathed freely aud slept swceLy. Owing 10
these circumstances Il C8HHct he wondered a,
why have so high an opinion of Your medicines,
and why advise every family To keep Them on
hand, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR Il. BRADFORD.
Pastor of the rrrsby icrian Church, Darlington,
Pcnnsy lvaua.
ss-for sale at Irwin Reeds Drug Store.
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JA4NE'S EAPECTORANT.-By refer
ence 10 our advertising columns, 1t viii be seen
that this valuable Medicine is offered for sale in
tins city. We esteem 1t pleasure 10 hc able 10
recommend tins medicine. the best calculated
for the purpose Of curing coughs, colds, sore
throat, asthma, and all affections OF the lungs
From long personal acquaintance with DR..
Jayne. we know that he is quack, and his med
Icincs not nostruins of the modern cry-Gp.
but are the result Of his long experience a. a
practising physician, ana the expense OF great
lobour.-Aar1ord lCt.) Doiiy Rteieu.
ONLY GIVE IT FAIR TRIAL.-We
ask no more Of any one, than to give Or. JaYaes
ErpccfofaHk fair trial, and if il does not
the varioHs diseases for whicht is recommended.
sooner and more etfectnaliy than any other med
icne that has been offered to the public, the
Proprietor is willing to undergo any penalty,
however severe, the public may proper to inn
pose upon him. 1t has, and it will cure C9u4hs,
CokIs, isthaa, Bronchais, Bi.eiiny from tIe
Lungs on Ihron, Whoo9ing Congh, Group, and
a very large majority Of the most hopeless cases
of CoNSU NPIION, when Physicians ani pre-
scriptions fail to do any good. Again we say.
only try it. Il will not harm You, but it mast
and it Will DO you good.
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SoESD lungs RENDER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Ora happiness depends upon health, for wha,
Is life worth 10 Us II We have 1t not V.e inhah-
i wcrl4 where disease unfortunately siares u
in lhe fsce daily Nons. scarcely. are exempt.
and one knows what r4otrleut sickness may
come. We see Cf)NSJ MPTIJE stalking forth.
gathering IN its cherries embrace our lsez. aorS
and even oGr nearest ans. h.pg.->i E5ieEG> DocS
il rot then warn Us 10 b prepare! - meet his
insi4ieas destroyer q the very tl-~shtol4' Ex-
Perssnce and long suffering answer in the affirm
attye Know V. therefore. that ts 81 I lestroy-
IS a: hand, seeking whom i may teyour.-
Procure, then. Immediately. the anti 9te agssnst
this nlaiadv haze Il readv fer an attack. which
Is Dr.. j Il. Daacaa's Ex5eeforaat R.a3efp. Il
Immediately puts step TO the evil deer. DESTROYS
is poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs, gives
new life and vigoT % the ealeehled frame, and
finally restores the Lungs to Sound Iie3lth
- Or. J. X. Duncan,s y rstera o.ice, 80
Sycamore St, Cincinnati, where his EApectoruut
Remedy IS sold in large o. sa1el quantities.
Advice Is given in all cases Of Diseases
a@7- Fer sale at the Richmond Book Store
Richmond, Feb. 9th, 49, If
ctRp.--Dr. Easfmaa's Eur Of Hsaftf,
Raisam Of VIZ Ctsrrg, sfc.-'Ile afflicted! viii
tsnd by referring to ..Dr. Eastnma's -Heljcai Di
rectofg," list of preparations. which, years
experience has proved the most successful and
universal restorativeS, for all persons afflicted.
matter BY hat produced.
Let all persons In Ill health. call upon the agent
an obidIti pam iItSt tiliIt . stbf iii WHICH
viii be foun! much valuable medical information
"a full description OF the above filedieincs with
the Testimonials of the remarkable cures Of vri-
Gus diseases.
Those persons suffering from any disease for
which they recommended. such as Liver At
feetions, Loss of Appetite, CostivenesS. Debility
Pain IN the Breast or side. Coughs, Colds, Con
SUMPTION Bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma, Eheu-
rnatisIn. Dropsy, Pieurisv. Dyspepsia, iaundice
Chill, Pain in the Head, Back, shoulders Side. or
Stomach DiarThaea. Bowel COMPLAINTS x e &c
viii find remedy IN some Of the Prepara-
tons mentioned in the Pamphlet. All of which
kept for sale by
DIR. JOS. HoWEIIS. Richmond Ia
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THE GPkEFEEBEaG PILLS.
IhLlTf IHatNlhD BuAES SOLD EACH AND
~ ERR sESN.

IhLAIi iIjt>ihD BuAES sULD EACH AND
EyERs 1sEsH.
? I He GRAEEENBERG COMPANY desire
2 - call tn attention CT every onr interest
e. in the heai:h Of the srea; and beautiful West
+ the3T views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
THIS class q assesses ; lie GgEAr sscouRGE of
tie western hemisphere, 10 Where We may.
Their sad et.ests are seen tud felt The brave
aut Seti-ceu y..H. settteF WHO presses his NAY To
Tie Nvst, 10 make the ..UI..eTae~s hua ana
blossom a. t3s ROSE meets this dreadful evil.
He Is willing u work hard and endure every
pssEatson, iaaH.S b q I'm But in q little while
he Is seized w.ih some fern OF oIl.ous ,i,ease -
II = strength a1w > weakness Z cloud comes
over his prospects; aus he exclaiuls ..,rof8 ttIt
fhere '7es sas'e ree3i-ias 70 Prerraf MS dreadful
fr.l a.G = cure Il tcss does seize IRON Us rir-
tan From the moment OF the tanning of the
Pilgrims II /. taos.t . the present hour, bilious
diseases have sen. sorrow anu desolation through
ont the land Let the graves Of the loved and
the lost tel the story,
i lnoneHtous question here comes up. Docs
tx Safrets R4'sg- i.tt ~ t.sf he toi'jng
SONS OF TIKI wEsT
men 50 ,-iiiiag y bear ths tsgf aud burden Of The
daa shout Of al others BE- suJsc. 70 50 sad a ca
oa'tty' It's not ifreyerent 10 say
And why 90 we aS No Because there is no
class Of diseases titt can be 50 certainly pre-
vented ana cured Is those now spoken of.
This Is tue Great Pact II which the Grstefen-
berg Company weuia call the attention Of q N-
iRN 0HS, CLEkG YNEN. JGRlSf~ LAW
IRIS, MEDICAL MEN, PiIILANTukO-
FISTS of every name ana sect. HUSBANDS.
FATHERS, WIVES aud MOTHERS IN the
entire West There IS why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BiNsS.ED
from the West The reader may not believe this:
he may smile at the iaea. But IN these DAVIS of
Great Discoveries why should hot something he
found which Viii control and diseases which
are, III their nature, comfortable and durable
II Is a we'll known fact that The true nature Of
bilious disorders has been but partially under
steod. Here ms been the great secret Of the ut
ter failure Of nearly all the medica! men and
medicine -Readers Of The day To
BREAK rIzE CHILE.
seems to have been ana 10 be their great aim in
fever AMI agle; and to pure, dreuch, bieel and
n all tae other forms of billions fr-
YER " hat have been the consequences They
are too Well known to need relating. Tens of
thousands have aied; Inutitudes have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
been permanently cured.
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ana IN cases where II is III the system, 10 craft
cut II ttDroagEkg.
All these enas surely attained BY the celc-
trated
GEfEIENBERG zEGETdBLE Pills
Let them bt. trled throughout the Great West
anu the Bilious iant which clngs TO the system
almost like eprosy will be eradieatcd Health will
will be speedily restored: the sallow compile yion
b made fresh and FAIR strength and pleasurahle
sensations will return, ana tie next season will
not find the
GRAVE YAWNlNG
for the victims q the diseases referred TO. We
venture to say that if these Pills were furnished
10 every family ia the United states At the eN-
pensc Of
TIL. GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
it would be the most economical and mcrciful
expenditure eyer made. Why Because from
every family ALL BHIous TENDENCIES WOULD M
si>tsHEo! The WEST would 10 longer be ,iread-
81. There woulu he
No MORE SiCKLY SEASONS,
The inhabitants there woull be ~ free from
sach complaints rs those Of the heai,hiest nor
tons Of New England.
= nike ;tii other anti-bilious medicines the
GTaetenaerg Pills utterly prevent the formation
Of the disease within the system. Those WHO
use tAein according to directions
CANNOT BECONE BfIIOgSt
With these remarks the Gracfenherr Comna-
ny invite still more extended trial Of their Pills.
ISt. lit neighborb9oIs chit f94etief aad esf q
sHPfiy, aaI di<ffibtHe 10 crey f1nliy
-, LIT Clergyman recounaead md disfribufe
thor.
81 Ii Lanah0llers furnish ttenq 10 tie setflcrs
onneir t4ndS.
III. 1t EHfgrqat .Soe51fies ard otacr phiion-
tIaaic 5oI.os t9-aist nem 10 ne a.e3y.
IN short, there Is earthly reason why the
West should not be perfectly healthy that on It's
beautiful praIies and besiae It's noble streams
strong aud vigorous health should be en-
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u Blank Bank Cteeks and MITES for sale
he Book Store of d. 7. HOLLOWAY
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Triumphant Success 81 BAehans Hungarian Bal
SIM Of Tf1e--Ie CIe2t E4gIssI I.tarIg f,t-
f,,,..h. <.,,, ...f.., -. l,...,,.,.,.,,,,,
iit most eele ef'ted ha lsiiat'ih'@ reile4} Tor
Colds coughs, asthma, or any ioFn q pulmonary
consumption, : tae iihg2fian i5a!7ain OF idif
discovered ~ IT Bachan, Of Lonaoh f-ngiInd.
tested TOT u3WdfeS q S.seil tafs ~ ssIcdt i'il
iain ana on 'i'a ointment o. i-9fof., ana miro
Ghced INTO me stea : .iles ths.af LIE ihiledi
ale suPetlhtf hiehee o. 'ie .hFehtoF
ne astonishing success q me Hungarian tat
sam Of Lite, III the cure OF every torn Of con-
Sumption warrant, me -iltf.s5 'tgsn' ~ sol
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Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power TO OPES THE Pores:
CLEANSE STRE<GTHES THE STOMACH
BOWELS: MAKE THE URINE FLOW HEALTiiLY AND
CHAR: AND TO GIVE ToHE AND STRENGTH TO THE
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for the victims Of the diseases referred To. We
venture to say that if these Pills were furnished
to every family ia the United States At the ex-
ueusc Of