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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
MALE ACADEMY, wARRENToN, N. C

Richmond, August q, ls47.-cu
MALE ACADEMY, WARRENTON, N. C.
II EZELL, A. NJ, Principal.
Ia. Ancient Languaess-R. A. EAZELL, A. NJ.
English. French and Mathema,ics-JoHN JOHN
son, A. nj.
The nteenth term will commence on Monday,
the 10th uf January, le4S In this nstitton boys ae
fitted for the Freshman, Sophomore Junior Class of
any College in the Uncn, which the parent or guardi-
select, for the business pursuits Of life The
School Is entirely free from any party sectaran bias
The attainment OF a sound morality, and he'i order
OF intellectual improvement, are the er6s sought;
whilst firm and Wholesome discipline, and thorough,
radical instruction In all the branches taught consti
tule the means employed 80 pans"r expense Will be
SD red to place the Institution in the front rank Of the
high schools Of the country. Globes have already been
procured and full and complete apparatus for Illus
ratng the sciences, will soon be ready for the use Of
the Academy. Lectures on Mora! and scientific sub
ects will be delivered to the students regularly through
out the session.
The patronage In-sfsutfon mas continued to in
crease each consecutive session since the Principal
called its charge, above eieh years ago; aud he
hopes that, with his own energies unimpa:red, aud
with the aid OF very able instructor in the Ma'hemati
cal Department, its march will he onward Mr. John
son educated at Trinity College. Dublin, where he
afterwards taught for some yeas and then removed 10
toe United States. He was Professor IN ST. hary's
College, Wilmington, Delaware from The President of
which he has catering testimonials. lis references
in this country Rev. P. Reilly, President Of ST.
Mary's college; Rev. J. Jones Smyth, Principal of Pc
iefsburg Class ca Institute; Rev. Mr.. McCaw, New
York; Francis Dimond, Esq, Philade!rhia; and Hon.
malls from his native country are obundany satsfac-
Tory all proving his uncommon ability teacher, and
the most unexcep tionable moral character.
No student above he age of sixteen will be retained
for day longer than he shall sidly adhere TO the
laws OF the Academy; and parents and guardians
assured that the strctest attention paid the comfo.
aud moral and intellectual welfare of the smaller bcys
from ten to fourteen years nj age. Boys from dis
snce are, in all cases, required 10 board al the hcade
my, where their Teachers reside.
TERMS for the session Of five months, payable inva
riably in advance:
For Board, including washing, fuel, lights, al.
tendance, &C., $50 10
and Mathematics. Is 90
In the higher English branches, 10 50
In The lower do 10 &c
FucI NJ Academy the only ytra charge 90
Boys are requested to have their names marked in
full on every article ofclCthng before leaving home
Dec. 2l-c4w X. A. EZEiL, A. NJ Principal.
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after having moments release except the Holi-
day and Sabbath when they are glad 20 answer
their untutOred senses FIRST. and deye into al the
absndOnments that have been familiar with and
ooruptiDg 10 their hearts from the cradle. Thank
God, as yet our women are nowhere driven By
condition 20 the fields. mines or any outdoor sbor
where they must necessarily come IL contact with
the most deprsved Of the other sex and 10 fac be
come deprayed themselves beyond al that man is
susceptible Of As woman IS pictured IN the ale
CORY chosen by the devil FOR the ittest instru-
msnt OF his raachlnstlons-and as woman when
ever she has attempted succeeds in PLAYING FIRST
part % Satan most admirably, so do / conceive her
70 be, when she condescends, the most devish Of
ali human spirits And you would be thoroughly
convinced OF t6is If you could see ior moment the
society in some OF these districts have named
Filthy, profane and abandoned-the colliery
women, and those about the iron mines transcend
all encies OF PandemOnium. What can be expected
from the offspring % such a mass OF moral deior-
nifty and physical uginess, that seems delight in
nothing bat the grosser appetltes Even If there
were not an iron hand upon their backs, the steel
has entered their hearts, and they are as lost 70
shame and decency as they are dead 70 the sense
Of servility and degradation. Woman is the key
stone OF the social arch. Where she is respected
and enlightened the state must flourish, where she
is cast down aud debased, her generation VIII fol-
low her. Thank God, ] say, our women are part
Of the thinking and moving power having their
sphere where familiarity cannot bring contempt,
where secusion hghtens their charm and strength
and may they never lose the position.
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cLERoYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

A, WELL As THOUSANDS or OTHERS IN All FAsrs o. rHE
lfnsd States are continually sending certificates and IN
forming Us Of benefits derived from DE- rownsends SaIsa
parilla- -, .,. -
Ds TowSsEso-Su Come time since you requested my
opinion OF the virtues your Compound Syrup Of sarsspa
rla am prepared to give H. have used II IN my
practice ard prescribed for the last few months. and must
give my decided preference over anything Of NE Kind
with which acquainted both as 10 It's medical virtues
and the reasonable price al which sell In scroiul0ns
necons cutaneons ptons generally, dyspepsla ind
ges,on costiye habits and liver complaints am much
pleased with Us effects In these complaints or any other
where scrOfns is indicated with confidence recon-
mend IL TO the patronage Of the profession 80 valuable
auxiliary for removing disease IN some OF Us most trouble
some forms and % all, safe and valuable medicine
O-'0 BENIN. WEEKS NJ ID.
Brooklyn, Nov. II, 1916. - . .,.,s
OE TowasESD-~Deur 81. usYins 100 soin0 "'no -
continual pain In my side owing evening exposure 10
travelling preaching and finding disease 10 Increase
with much diculty ofbfealhng and other alarming symp
TOMS was advised bg Clergyman irend q mine 70
inv YOUR celebrated Sarssparls did so and sef Ia
knS IWo or three bottles found myself relieved Myap
petite has been restored ind myself much stronger snd
hope very soon resume NY usual dulles ] have been
40 greatly benefited by your excellent nudlclno loe
nv duy 10 maze aes os The banent OF DINERS
who nav be leborng under the same dculuts ha nave
been for some time past Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE Pastor Of bsPts. Church,
Nov n Is4s Staten Island
Principal once, l9e Fulion-si Sun Buildings
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VOL. Va. no. ass

going people, who get 10 be imperious after the
manner Of heir masters, and aristocrstic too
while the great mass must accept such chances as
the cupldity Of the employer and the necessities Of
the empOye shall dictate. And Labor cannot say
10 Capital as in young and vigorous America as
10 Lowell for instance, Give me much, OF viii
20 the plow, or other vocation Here there is 10
retreat the hills have no rocks to fall and COZ tens
Of thousands and hide them from their fierce tor.
ment-Capital does the talking and says plainly
and boldly, here is 50 much, take IL and live. or
leave il and starye There is no help in their case
no other employment 10 fee to- every branch,
every avenue is full, and swarms fresh rising from
the hive, clsmOr for bread. They take the Pttance
and live, and that is about all. ] do not believe
there is a civilized country in the world with half
the pretenson 10 intelligence that England boasts,
that present so great an amount OF really des.
titute and dependent population. And Ignorant
too for how else 1t be, when the energy OF the
child it can lift hand is required at
the loom, in the pottery, or down IN the mines
thenceiOrward through life. Go through all that
district lying for miles within the vicinity Of Biz
mingham, and see how many can read or write
Ask those little children with sacks Of coal on their
heads, enough TO hatten their skUlls-who is God,
and where is Heaven and they shall as soon say
Punch and the taproom, as answer like Christians.
See the women forced 10 labor in the fields, in the
filth Of the pits, and mixing promlscuousy with
men becoming coarse, hardened and vicious and
out OF the moral Of their physical ard social con.
ditiOns whose statistics shall shame the light, read
and then ask If the enormous wealth OF a few who
make wheels to roll and spindles to fy is general
thrift
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RHEuMATISM.


~ TO satisfy the Public Of The authenticity q the
following statement has been aesed before ne MAY OF
Of New-York
been severely afflicted with alscks OF rheumatism, pnn-
epally in he hands and limbs, accompanied Win great
Stiffness Of all the Joints Sometimes the pains have been
great thst have been unable move and my sene al
health was almost completely destroyed we troubled
with low sprts my brain seriously sfecied, and he
incessau and severe pens haze often endured mace me
repeatedly wish for end ny suternss % DEAN
think humsa being esn lnal To- mY Loriares fol re-
doctors La the various r5sts OF aJ O.ngs Nen 10 zoe
sought medical advice and for considerable time
under the Of Tho most celebrated physician 10
pool But he did me good. On M arrival ia new
York last September, Obliged 10 leave my ship as
unable TO walk step without assistance ana 10
other respects was IN dreadful situation, win the re-
ewed attacks ! taken 10 the City Hospital and put
under the care Of Dr. Moses, Dr. Hoffman aud some othei
physicians Ofhe Hosps for The space Of SIX wee ou
asi only got worse laken 10 The seamans Hospital
At Staten Island where was several weeks undef sohs
process OF mercury TINS nearly sed NE SO ns
tors tod me must soon die AZ haa teaa us
ment Of Dr. CHRISTIE IN the newspapers, and me srea'
that said 70 be made oy me vsNahle
determined last hope TO sena 70 me 9nes au se.
some. On stating my case, the Gai'ahle pahJs 'OI VIC
and limbs were reeomm-nded ara the h ~
fluid The people u The Hospitals sushsd a. me ol se.
ing them and told not 20 show le 70 me aoclV'
Rui put them on, and used The Fluid for mo hrs "
hours felt change but The next morning me sihes ~
nv limbs was decreased and the pain wss less by NJ "
fslt better In every respect and IN LESS THAN TN
WEFKS LEFT The HOSPITAL ENTIRELY
cram since thst time, which IL than year ]
have been TO he West indies ard thence 70 AnIsef p
and during AL hat tine ] HAEh HAD ~ Al I raS p
PAIN whatever and my health has been perfect every
respect though nsve been exposed 20 al tse e.
OF climate From being seaA that could hardly sisua
have become and hearty as ~ any period OF
my life and firmly believe that hese happy aua "onaeI
mi results have been Pshed solely by me power OF
Or CHElsrle's Gslvanic Bands snd Magnetic Fluid
henry JOHNSON, 80 Pear-st " Z
On the 18th day Of November, one thousand eight hun
dred and 'sysix appeared before me The within named
Henry johnson, and made solemn osih mat me ABOVE
sAienept IL substantially true 10 each and every particular
A X. MICKLE, Mayor Of the cry Of New ork
The only place 10 New-Yoik 20 ootAn ChhlsIlE
genuine avsnc and Ma Enec atcles which are achiev-
Ing such wonderful cures In Of the most arcng as
eases is al l32 Broadway between Johnsl and Mad-n'
Beware Of spurious and worthless limitations No drug
sore has he genuine CHRlSrIES articles Pamphlets,
k~t IN h. Rad grafis A above M iWos
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

Rad rHE FOLLOWING aud doubtifyou can, thai con
sum pton cannot cured This only one Of the several
hundred cases that Townssnds sasapaIlns has cured
BRooKLYS. Sept II, 1876.
ps TowsssSD-Dear Sir. was takon lille over =
wear sgo with severe cough and pain Ia my side ~ IN
creased on me very fast indeed | was pronounced by
physcsns 10 have tho quick consumption raised sfge
Quantities Of bad matter, had night sweats, ana SINKING
very fast my doctor said no could do nothing 1917 me
went 10 The hospital In hope Of being benehedi pax wa
pronou aeed there ncursbe was now CREAMY distress
81 at the lungs aud could hardly breathe soon became
,naciatsd and expected die confined 70 my Ded
and was obl ed 70 have watchers indeed cannot give
vou anv description that would do justice 10 my case
wss 81 posed by my friends TO be past recovery nad
tried great number ofremedles and az seemed 20 90 70
no purpose read Of most Extraordinary cures per-
formed by your medicine and TO tell you The uuih sus
pecl led there some humoug in hem But ws IN
5seed 10 try IL done so, and am very thankful dd
cannot ,ay thar entirely well but am 90 f.f recovered
as 70 be about my business and hope 10 be enufey "sn
fsw weeks Ny cough and peir In the side aud nifn
swsats have len me- and but very le, and AM fast
gaining my usual strength Hell duly 70 give you
statemen. Of my 70 Puotsh you please. -,
PETER BROWN, A LitlesL Brooklyn
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RHEUMATISM

More than one thousand cases Of Chcnii Rheumatism
haze been cured By he use Of Dr. Townsend s.rsspss
NEw-Yosx. Dec "a 1873
To Doc rcR TowSsEsDSt. think Il my duty 70 return
va nv own sincere thanks for the benefits have expert
enced by hs use Of your Extract n SsTssParila was
eted Tor many mcnhs with Rheumatic pains, and sso
Inflammation Of the Liver the suferugs which endured
from these diseases rendered ,ly Afe burden 10 ne
tried every remedy lhs prescribed for me- from three
of the best physicians In the city but without receiving any
per maneut benefit considered myself ncurS0e, but oy
he svice OF friend was induced 10 Try your Compound
had but faint hopes OF success bat am happy 10 say
haa moi taken rnore Than half bottle before experienced
relief his induced La - perseyeTe in It's and two
bottles have effected entire II u now some months
spee used your remedy and gfc.eful and happy TO
say never enjoyed better health.
shal take grest pleasure Ia recommending Il 10 the
afflicted fOr by It's use hrmy believe my iie W as saved
With the greatest respect allow me 70 subscribe myself
vony grateril blend WILLIAM B. MORGAN
49, 4S Canal-st. corner OF Broadway.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
49, fol.u.ous. Toafhacha Dron.-Ii

from decsyed teeth having from It's intrinsic value a.
remedy becoms immensely popular Win those who have
used H. many limitations have lately been thrust upon l1e
market BY unpnciped persons and sold as The original
and genuine article The object Of this paragraph 10 70
caution The public against all such spurious compounds a.
10 Glove AnOdyne possibly be he genuine srele 80
long and fzv1raoy known ~ lbs; but mai pared
during four or I've years By A b. D. sands aud or the
lAst wear By Henry Johnson (saccesscr b. Sands
Coiwho Il now he sole proprietor TIE only safely for
puchAserss 70 be and AK for Johnsons Toohacne
one OF The genuine hss The Signature CT Henry Johnson
Remember that The True Glove AnOc Is ~ imne1 st-
Cor The violent OOlnscEe or PAIN IN le guns
end thar Il Is Manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist ard Druggist, No. IS Broadway,
O. II East BroGdEsy and IS HudsorsL Price = eepts-
n
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EHEhh1 PEtIOhAI.-Ayets SnH4Iiy ~ r.
NfOf he Of coughs, colds, consumption ana a. 81
t-ctcns Of tho lungs and throat. This Prepsrato1 Is en-
urey free from the spciOn OF quAckery and recon-
mended bY physielans d the hignest respecaohy lts
Ingredients and mode Of preparation fully aid open 70
The Inspection Of Med cal Profession, and II Is conn
IDENTIFY Believed that Us combination Is such as 70 give NE
utmost energy 10 remedial ehec! Win INC most perfect
Sold IN New.Ycrk BY Hosdlt, Phelps Co wholesale
Druggists lf2 WateT-st; Rusttcn 4 Co. }. AlhAuy J.
A MesEm and Henry Johnson, Apolhecarles, Broadway
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RHEUMATISM AND THE ?
SEwARK rEsTIaosr.

SEFTtFfsEt To- IoF1l
Ds TowNsESD-D edr SIR My wife has been for ever
al wears afflicted with rheumatism. She has tTied mary
different remedies obtain relief but al 10 no puf'
nose She was finally Induced by seeing your advertise
nent 10 give your sarsaPsrs trial We procured some
Of froni your agent (Mr Van Buskk and gives ne
pleasure 10 sas that aer using il she experienced greet
relief ana very short lime perfectly cured. was
also together with IN nay employ badly troubled
with Piles and by usrg small quantity OF your
lila our complaint was completely cured consider
one of he beat Of medicines aud would sdyise all who are
afflicted to give IL q trial 0ARRlr uAkhABkANT,
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" In the action OF Etl1a .tlca Blunt eyI "a ne
Circuit Court Of the Unec states for ningrgieaI OF
lis pa-ntrtsht msnufAemre, and sell 70 Do used,
he sELF-COckIN0 PISTOL, verdict has been slyen
for he oalntd with cost. Of uial, and fine Of s~ege
hundred collars snd an Injunction has been issued AZ sn
Blunt syns restrain hem from mallng or selling ss1
sruc- fheir petition Tor trial and 70 rerry II 70
washington on = bill Of exceptions, has been reused
The public are therefore respectfully cautioned against
purchasing or selling NE SrfCOcking Pistols made ~
Blunt Sylas or any Pistols OF similar KIND, as y disfe-
g.rding this ezu.i0n would make Il necessary TOR ne
sub.cber 70 appeal he laws for protection 10 al slcn
cases All arucl-s u Lnr Kind made BY Allen Inur-
ber Norcb Conn and for sale BY the prnei pa deal
ers in the article 10 Ne~Y0fk ETHAN ALLEN
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~ Rare Chance-Phnung Ohce for sale.-The
subscribers offer for sale the Printing shmen here
tOfOre connected win the Worcester Gazette By :
small outlay Office would be made suitable for general
printing operations and would be excellent stand for an
enterprsng Printer with small capital Terms easy
Address Immediately (postpaid) ESTEY EVANS,
me 81 worcester, Mass
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PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER,

Or NURSES ASSISTANT ceVly 70 Te1sed snc very
Ouseful article u ne nursery, by which lnfzrs tnrse
on6. "a sad pwsrd exercise ard An1se themselves
In n.e highly co1t1c.ss - heath IL decidedly superior
IN awning before offered 70 the public sale A. si
Brosawsy,by n d GO. W. ICIILE.
TIE PIANO, SINGING, ITALIAN,
T,NGLIsH-MRS. MORLEY. pupil Of he seieorsied
EIc-lveIH .ud Sir George Smart, continues % give es
80. 10 singing tn English Italian. and OF he Plano
ro- A. 81 residence 50 Lispenarts OF hat Of her pu-
- tsgrns MFs 81 viii zlso teach Schools
"a ciGs.ss, N he city or n ne country. 20 In.
~ FUWARD- LESTER, American Consul a. &C.
l. ,os r-cuests 81 hls friencs and correspondents 70
f-r--s h~r cor ull-irA1lns 70 him hroagh Harnden
CO... ExDress Wall-sL pFsFad, or hey vii Dot Be for
VARIED. 90 otn
INOR s4LE.-Dssh W1sei fees eisEsstsr, nearly
II new. made the nosL perfect manner tited for re-
ne shaft Ken =
shippe1 70 any PsTI g ne 17aay I7aT- Sf a EEED,
g Bovefy. 10 w
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAoo.

NrW-loRSf July -, le@o
pE. Towsstsc-Deay SD For the last three yesrs
have been sorey Afflicted With severe fheumanc pclna
have heen Al times n tbs greatest agony possible and una
bic 10 follow my employment have also hsd severe al
aeks OF the lumhagO read some accounts IN the papers
OF he virtues OF your SaTsaparla ard thought would try
H. and see III could obtain relief The 0mbago h,a leh
ne and experience more Of my rheumatic pain. ny
general health has been improving since coneneec wlh
n sor which am very thankful. and hope you WI meet
the success hst your remedy for those severe complaints
merits Yonr &c. SC. RICHARD JONES,
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meoieinss.
DR.. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN Tbt
WORLD.

n -
The MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT |. pusup Ia f-a,t Aets.s y isrz r-s
c,avsr. p.esssntrT, snc warranted superior 70 any
sod- II diseases without ros-g PsTsrrs -csr--
,Ag, or dosihtsftAg tbs peieGL
e. grea be.aty IA srpsf.ody Of his Ssrsspsrills
over al other remedies H. while essdIcaes diseases
inviEoraies he body.
IT HAS PERFORMED
NcaK rHAs 5000 cvETs THIS SssS
l.ceo cUsEs % RHEUaArIsN,
I,eO0 oUsEs CT DYsFTPsn
$500 cusEs CT 0rNxsAL DEEILITy, ana ~sns Of
Nervous Energy.
5000 FINALE COMPLAINTS AND oyfi
1000 crREs or DISEASES
or the Blood viz Ulcers. Serof1ls Eryspeas, Salt
Rheu Pimples the face &c &C together " IA nuner-
ous cases OF Consumption. Liver Complaints, spins. Al
fectons &c This. must ppeAr Incredible,
but we have letters from ply scans and sgenLs rom
Al parts Of the United States informing OF eAirs0F
dnsry cures r. Van Buskirk, Esq Of he most re-
spectable Druggists N Newark. New Jersey informs US
hat ne csn refer 10 more nAn hundred and fy cases
tn thai place sore There thousands OF cases In The
CITY u New. York which viii refer ~ win pleasure,
and 70 mea q chsrscier well known
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- nrAIERs M TIRE ARMS.

II S CIRCUIT COURT FOR NE so4lnefn Dsuiet u
u. New York-Etn4n Allen Ofisson Blunt, e a.
Alexander Gardiner Clsrk Of he Circuit Court o. tno
nitel States for The southern Dist-c OF Ncwfofk 40
h-r-y cery that The zDove entitled suit was Tried IN the
.ad Coart % he eld 23h days Of AP, l54 before
te Hon Smh Thompson, an Associate Jusce VI NE ea-
orens Coar, o. United States thai Jsry ives enpan-
- n,rt OF The plaintiff Ethan Alen aud Mr. Selten on
he ar Of the defendant (Orssou Blunt ct s hat alter
he evidence had been Closed me case wa summed up ~
~ seIen lof me defendant and By Mr. Dags for The
osinuH. tnst charge cefe1pon given - ne Co1rs
III &c Jury ~ho retired under charge u 40 cheer duly
ouafed " aueod 1en, and Aeir return rendered "a
following verdict, W
Taai hey fDd Lnai platf "a not he original nysni
or aud patentes and eurc " The f and exclusive ngh
.Dd liberty Of making constructing zstng and vending ~
oar, 70 be Used he npr0yed iock claned - him aud
set forth 10 h.s paie1L
tsnded by nc defendants u nos Infringement 81 ne
pisintia ngnLs and 30 hey say all
Al of which appears 5y ne minutes u ne said IrtA
r.cortet 10 my 0fce. ALEX GARDINER Clerk
n-r-ras~r a ia1i d. nkThr
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SS Satw ExIsT TIEEiISsHs fa sl:is:

[AA Llninenl This truly estonisnmk meos" -, -
on,y s,tIcls 10 market that the si1ictod CO So
,s hsn rsoasssed clear, besstiai and usnspy
sst Aud highly fragrant snd perfectly dsixhurl 70 s "a
r xeroslly snd d wsnsnted 70 cure Ia tow dsys 49,
Iii ohsr remedies have failed AL hsansc ssd seIose
Se,s nstare ffo.t bss baras pains In ne bach snd 81
Sscions o. the spine disocstoas, % jos
buooas corns aad esouses OF every dssenpuo1. 49,
40 dtreetton Il AZ certain bilious chohc, asreos
~ az n Z axsn aad ell Affections o. snt tnfo1 ~ 1917,
fsgef and sxus broken In TWO doses away ~ ~ -
-toesaIe end retail II 8. IssEssoLL Co ~ fssn -
E,eo.s 0ee CITY Hail. Rsxs, and ~ tAs principal drug
sed LEI sor.s and sverns throughout ne ely saa sc1n
~ nsdcine snd can Try h 70 thcir ensire 49,
fsoa frss Of charge The clergy Furnished srss 90 81
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