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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
BazaIeeI w. $40 lgrass

BazaIee W. SEo grass ! Court of com
.. . W.. n,on nI.sv r, r
Thomas Latta, OdmilistIa,or of? rtI county. @.
William HardC sly deed, It. ais.
By virtue OF an order OF sale Issued ont off
courtof common | l,as OF Carroll county. Ohio
and 70 me directed, | will offer for sale n, ,hs
door OF Ihe court house in Caro1on. on SaDr.
day the 18th day of March, I848, between tbo
hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and4 oc'ock,5 p. NJ.
Of said day, the following real estate, situate in
said Carroll touny, 10 vii: the eIsl hall OF tho
northeast qual'e. OF SecLiCn SCvenu en-, in town.
ship Xeen, OF range SIX; Ato. tho eu,t half of
the no,tlWt S!quarier oil section tweniy-onp. in
township psiXt-en OF range six; Also, a art OF the
southwest quarter dissection tweaty; in TOWNSHIP
six!ean, OF range six an bounded a, follows, 10
wit: beginning ut he northeast COZ ner OF said
quarter section, run nng thence 10 the northwest
corner OF said t,u r.er, thence south 80 far 20 70
obtain t G water right Of Big Sandy; likewise
e6iInng al the northeast corner again. and run-
ming south so far as 10 obta n he water right Of
said stream, and al Il C Privileges and water
rights OF said stream whatsoever on 8 lid quarter
srct'o xcept the whole OF the TOW n plot Of the
town OF Muverl late Troy, and all the parcels Of
land and lots, h, retoiore 81 l. adjoining said town
plot, on said last mentioned premises, the land
being The same on whit h said William Hardesty,
deceased residtd Also, the west hall Of the SOUTH
east quarter Of ction sixteen, in township ak.
,of rangesiy. All the above described lands
lying in the Sleubenvile land district. ,.,.
L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
Ard Special Master Commissioner.
Feb, 17lh, l848 St Pr. fee 81 so q"
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lren. Bat ha is goao. The places ih1t have
knowa him will now know him 10 mere forever.
This instance Of morality, at once 50 peculiar
and 50 painful, almOnisho5 Us Of the uncerlain.
" of liie, and teaches US 50 TO number our days
,hat We may apply our hearts unto wisdom.
We tender 10 his afflicted ,amily our heartfelt
sympathy, and assure them that nations tears
will be mingled with theirs. And while we look
for consolation TO the wisdom and goodness OF
an OyeF.ruling Providence, we would affection
acly commend them 10 THAI gracious Being
who has revealed himself as the iathci Of the
latheress aud lhe widows God and friend
Mr.. Hudson concluded by offering the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That this House has learned with
the deepest sensbliIy of the death in this Cap.
iloi Of John Quincy Adams, member Of the
House from the Stale Of Massachusetts.
Resolved, That as u testimony of respect for
the memory OfIhis distinguished Statesman, the
officers and members Of the House will wear
the usual badge Of mourning, and attend the lu.
neral in this Hall on Saturday next, az /! o.
clock.
Resolved, That a committee be appointed TO
superniend the funeral soemniIies.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
House in relation to the death Of John Quincy
Adams he communicated to the family Of the
deceased by the Clerk.
Resolved, That this House, as further mark
Of respect for the memory of the deceased, do
adjourn to Saturday next, the day appointed for
the funeral,
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PENNSYLVANIA CANALS.

The following notice from the Canal Board
will be read with pleasure, as giving assurance
that all our public avenues Of rade will be open.
cd at an early day.
CANAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
Har'isburgh, Feb. s5, 1913.
Resolved, That the several lines olthe pub,
lie works be opened for navigation as follows
The Delaware Division on the Isl Of March
next.
The main line (from Philadelphia TO Pitts
burgh) on the 10Th of March.
Tho Susquehanna add North and Wcs
Branch Divisions on the ! 5lh Of March.
EQract from The Journal: ...
THOS. l.. WILSON, Scc'y.
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AniieO SldIss Gonaysss.
55Tlal GorresPoadenco Ct Plas. Gazette
TnE TREATY oP PEACE.

tr. liz 1hbAI1 Or FE2CE. -
WAsBlNercy, Feb. ss, Morday night.
The Seuaie have devoted the day TO the irea.
" ofpcaee in Secret session. The motion was
made by The Chairman Of the Commiuc on For.
eign Relations at an carly hour, and very lcnr
session was given 10 the subicct, As wrote
YOU some DAYS since. the gre;., trial is upon the
subject ofamendmenis to TIC treaty. They are
urged with great perlino..ily by Some Senators.
The objection 10 them IS the delay they may oc.
caslon, and ms Is e. serious Que. Ii is particu-
larry objected 10 one OF The articles, the 10Th
believe, mat II requires the General Govern.
menI to enlerce recognition Of certain land
uIhe' IN Ihe State OF Texas, whereas the Cen
eral Goyemmeri has no authority over State
propery> Tie General Government upon such
subject, however, might exercise It's good OIL
ces Dad accomplish in this manner the faith 10
which she Is pledged. In one sense these land
Claims are naiiona. The Supreme Cour olIhe
U. States has Jurisdiction over them whenever
they become The subject otjniernational CONFLICT,
or OF controversy belween The cilizens Of Tex
as and thosc of another State. There is here
among mosI men TN earnest desire TO secure
Peace. For reasons Before given, many would
prefer no lerrilory 10 the territory We propose
to lake, aud the people wilh it, aI the price OF
fifteen millions. For The sake Of the inter-
national peace, however, we must be content
viii j large piece Of the Mexican territory even
at the high price Of fifteen millions Of dollars
The fact 10 be sure reads very much like buy.
ing peace, but we are 10 remember that the
ahernaliyo is more Of Mexico, more Of great
evil or compromise between taking the whole
or The least possible amount. We may, howcv-
or, from the present state Of facts make some
account of the real cost Of tho war,-nomlnally
begun 10 secure the payment Of our claims
WegeI New Mexcoand Upper California, com.
PEELED however, 10 secure The payment oil all
the foreign claims upon these two PROVINCES
International law will hold US to this. The
amount of these land claims no man can tell,
but to pay their value is cheaper than war, it
VIC will have all this land. We pay TOO, The
original cause Of the war IN the claims ofour Cit
lzens. The case stands thus against US:
Cause of war S5,000,0O0
Coal of var, the cause Of which wo
pay $4,000, 900
Price o! Peace l5O00,o GOO
Expenses Of war; including outsan1.
ing claims aud restoration ~
peace establishment 10000, 900
Claims on Mexican lands 30,OC0,oo
Expenses incident 10 country, per
annum 100000
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S2O2,5O0,OOO

We get in exchange vast quantity Of terrific
ry, mainly without value, and no one will say
that lhis compcnsacs for the loss Of even score
OF valuable lives. But tho country has lost in
this war five hundred score at least from battle
and disease.
Better however, TO have u bad treaty than 10
seize more territory and secure worse. The
Senate will probably raury the trea,y Tor many
reasons, aad tho bost reason perhaps is that the
President had desired it, aud with tho party in
power, the word Of the Exccs!ye il usually as a
solemn law.
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black fag Of Slavery. Shame. shame, upon
such Representatives. They lcrgol their con.
a.!Iugnls, State. and CoUutry, whea lhus lhcy
ucrliice great principle Ia. "a miserable expedi.
5ncy,-l SeEd g.eaI praeiple 10 a miserable
sXpedRnce. send The reader the yeas aud
nays. that they may mark thio men, ths people
ol Ohio too, should remember such, in the days
81 their political reckoning.
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Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gazette,
SUSPENSION OF GEN. SCOTT.
WAsuINoroN, March 2, l04l

Tho mail fom New Orleans has brought {
great mass of letters from Mexico, and they are
90, all filed with praises of Mr. Polks suspen.
sion Of Gen. Scott This most imPoilic and
unwarrantube step has caused great excitement
in Mexico, not only among the American Army
but with the Mexicans, who are unable TO under.
stand Why GenerUl who has been 50 success
ful should DC treated with contumely.
The American Army openly dencuncc the
movement, and Mr.. Polk's order Of arrest has
already spread tho seeds ofinsurrec,icn among
our troops. -er ...s
In the "Union" Of to-day there nro more Civ.
ings out the probable action Of the Senate upon
as Mexicau treaty. Il is now lhoughtthe 'rea-
amended will pass. aud peace be made.
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6rA poor woman in New York recently At
tempted suicide but was saved by the timely use
Of the stomach pump by which the poison was
extracted. She gave as a reason for the rash
act, that she could not bear 70 see her children
perish of starvation before her eyes
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to lhul instrument, they have never given iheiI
coascnt for tho extension Of thar moral aud
political eprosy-aud they never will.
fhcyarc opposed to heavy National Debt,
10 be su2erad1,d to the burden Of their State
d.b-and they will and do rcpudiute the men
whose policy has brought their burdens upon
henl, ard would increase and PerpeIuaIe them.
%. S. Journal.
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ATEOcIoUs MURDER.--On Tuesday. the 9Th
ull., coored man by the name Of John Yates,
residing in the western pau Of the town called
Pleasant Valley, N. Y. and his wife, took their
child, ninleen months old, placed i, upon a hot
stove and there burned il to DEATH They then
boat its head until they broke its skull, aud bu.
ned il.
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LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.

Wehave (sOys the Cincinnati Chronicle) beer
kindly furnished by our fellow townsman, Col
A. NJ. Mitchell, to whom tho following letter
was addressed, with copy for publication.
Tho General not only says he is Wing, bu
that he has no desire 10 conceal the fact from
any portion ofthe American people. The let
Ter, however, will speak for itself;
BATON ROUGE, La, l2, 1848.
My Dear COlonel-Your very kind com
munica,ion and the accompanying newspaper
have duly reached me.
In reply to the closing remarks of your letter
] have no hesitation in stating as | have stated
on former occasions, that am Wing, though
not an ultra one; and that have no desire T.
conceal this fact from any portion Of the people
Gf The United States. deem it but candid
however, to add, that il the Wing party desire
at the next Presidential election, 10 cast their
votes for me, they must do II on their own re.
spOnsibiily, aud without any pledges from me,
Should bo elected TO that Office, shonld deem
it to be my duty, and should most certainly
claim the right, to look to the Constitution and
Tho high interest of our common country, and
not to the principles of party, for my rules Of
action.
With my sncerest thanks for your express
sion Of friecdship, and my best wishes for your
success through life, remain, very truly, your
friend and obedient servant, z. TAYLOR. /
Coll A. NJ, MlrcnELL, Cincinnati, o.
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JoHN JACOB AsToR, the millionaire. has. il is
said, made provision for the establishment Of a
free library in New York city, by a bequesl oI
half million of dollars, but has limited the cost
of the building to 100000.
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ILLNESS OF GEN. TAYLoR.-- We copy the
following from tho Orleans Picayune of the 8lh
inst We regret to learn from the Baton Rouge
Gazette of The 18th inst, that Gen. Taylor has
been confined to his room for some days by a
neuragc affection which has caused him much
suffering.
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Ihc Statc Of Ohio, CnrrolI Con.,v- =,

HE STATE Of Ohio, CnrrOn County, Is,
CoUhfot COblMON PLEAS.
Daniel Ward,
vs. In Partition.
Jaeo1 Brown. ct a..
lACuB BROWN, and aIary Brown, Of Stark co,
oho' Jashua Bruwn. Jason Brown. and Prrmrlis
-town, Leslie McCombes. and Eliza McCon.Les
i's "''e' Of Carroll e,uaty Ohio, viii lske notice
'ua' Peuuon 'as filed against themon the eth
nasSy OF January lb4t, ia he Court Of Common
llraS OF Carroll county and s now pending, wltrs,
~ lns "a u 81 Ward, demand parution OF the
southwest quarter OF section one (l1in townshin
hl'een ll5l OF range six f6l in Carroll Comfy
containing l54 acres more oriess and that AZ tbe
next term ol said Couri, application will be made
by Ihe said Daniel ward, for an order that partiion
may he M d o. said premises, and the Dover
Estate o. Eliza McCombes il sJi premises. as.
signed aud set of to her bv metrs and bound.
VAN BROWN, Au'y. Tor pel'r.
February 3, l848. ..- r.., n 6t.
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FoRD, with peace. free territory, sound cur
reucy, and just system ofIaxulion, vs.. Weller,
with War, Slavery, hard money g. unequal TAX
alton, are the issues presented 10 the people Of
Ohio for decision at the next Stale elecuon.-
Marielia Iaisl.
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RETURN OF THE MINISTER TO BRA2iL.-The
Boston Advertiser says, "a letter from Rio Jan.
Giro, of Dec. 90, states tha, the family Of The U.
S. Minister Mr.. Tod, nine in number, were TO
take passage in the ship Pelerhof, Of Boston,
for New Orleans. The P. would probably sail
about the middle Of January"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

Queen Victoria, it is expected, will again bless
the British nation toward the latter end Of March,
or the begiuningof April.
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Things TO be RGmemb Cred!!!

The following among other Resolutions were
passed by occlumation at the Locoroco State
Convention, held at Columbus on the 9th of Jan.
uary, l649. ..r ......
"RssOlued, That the beneficial operation of
the Tariff act Of 1916 has fully answered the
expectations offs friends, and triumphanty re.
fuled the objections Of its adversaries, AND is A
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION of the Wis
dom Of Democratic Policy on that subject"
"ResOlred, That The war exists unprovoked
by the act Of Mexico--lhat II has been rccog.
nised by all the authorities of our government,
having jurisdiction oflhe subject; That IT is A
Constitutional, National, Just and DEEEN-
SlEE War ON THE PART OF THE UNITED STATES;
and, as such, entitled TO receive the earnest sup.
por! Of every man deserving the name of palri.
ot."
Rcso|ucd, That BANKS OF CIRCULATION ARE
HOS HE ALIKE TO THE, EQUAL RIGHTS OF THE
PEOPLE, AND THE PRINCIPLES OF SOUND POLITICAL
ECONOMY. That HARD MONEY is the only
Currency recognised by the Constitution, The
only currency that dclrauds no man, the only
Currency that Is ExpedieRt and JUST"
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FRAZIER 4 DRENNEN, 80
Wholesale GrOceTS Produce and Com.
mission Merchants
MARKET STREET, BETWEEN rHlnr AND yov,,u

MARKET STREET, BETWEEN THIRr AND FouRrH
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO, b..
Would beg leave TO call the attention Of mer.
chants Of Carroll County 10 their stock or G,o.
cerles, which embraces aL extensive stock ofall
goods usually kept in such establishments.
Mr.. Drennen, Of the firm, is in the South.
where he will remain until Spring, purchasing
Sugar and Molasses from first hands,-thus en-.
abllng US 10 say with confidence that, as regards
qualify and price, our stock will not suffer in
comparison with that ofany house in this place.
Being satisfied that We can make 1.-THE inter.
est Of the merchants Of Carroll county 10 ex.
tend 10 our establishment liberal share ortheir
patronage, we respectfully commend it 10 your
favorable consideration, under the assurance Of
firm determination on our part TO couduc, il
Oh the most just and liberal principles.
SteubenylIle, Feb. II, 1913. -.- y.
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JUST A RRIVE + D.


A FRESH AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ERUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS
DYE.STUFFS, BRUSHEST FOREIGN &
DOMESTIC PERFUMERY.
The subscriber has again renewed his stock o
the above articles, including among other things
an eycellont lot OF camwood, logwood, lac dye
cochinea, cream tartar, alum prnssiate, aud
Bichromatc of Potash, and Acids. Also, ol
Oils, sperm, Lard, Olive, castor and Flaxseed.
Physicians wishing 10 supply themselves with
the very best quality of medicines. will do well
TO call. Among these are The various extracts
such as Of Indian Hemp, Quassia, Rhei, Vale.
rian, &C., together with many oEtho latest med.
icinos in use. ..a -a..
Prescriptions put up with care.
r. S. HENlNG. ,
Two doors below the Bank.
Steubenyillc, Dec. 3. Is47.
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The National InteIIigencer.

Those Of our readers who desire to take a pa.
per published at the seat of Government, would
do well to subscribe for the National InteIigen-
GER. Ii gives, us heretofore, full and perfectly
reliable reports ofthe proceedings ol, both bran.
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Politically, il is, and has been for long time,
acknowledged 10 be the first paper in the coun.
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and their statements are taken as authority by
all parties. An attentive reader of The lnteli
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the politics ofthe United States; and will be in
the possession of sound Whg doctrine JUS
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The subscription price TO tho Weekly, (now
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A STEAM SAW MILL am about at
taching steam engine to my foundry, and intend
to connect 1t with Steam Saw Mill in this goodiy
town Of CarrolltOn. | have large log yard en-
closed, and persons desirous of having saving done
early in the Spring might very properly deliver tho
ogsthis winter weather, when they cannot do much
olss Jan 27s A. l.. LlTTEIL.
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Poor House, the yeur ending December 9Th,
l847.
CARROLL COUNTY DR..
Paid for clothing for paupcrs, S26 96
Z" Beds and bedding, 1888
" The relief and funeral cxpcn.
ses, of James Hazelcu, 1929
4" Fuel, 1885
A new plough and plough points, 700
The relief Of Robert Smith, ..s
of centre tp., Carroll Co., late Of
East tp., Carroll Co. $500
{" J. Hartman trustee of East tp., 2,25
Making rails and building fence, l4,00
Making gate and building oven, 200
BlacksmiIhing, .a. GOA
Saving Boards, ..... 1913
Clover and Timothy seed, 5,38
Pair of Sleeyards, ....... 1888
Removing paupefs to Poor House, 500
Coopering, Ll24|
Medicine, 374
Removing J. Shaw to Jefferson co, 500
Two barrels oil salt, 4,75I
Harness, 900
Iron and Nails, 6,68
Kitchen and table furniture, and
Groceries, 3804
Wm. Browns fees as Director, 1900
H. Brooks, 1900
VIM. Baxlers, . 1900
Supcrintendent's salary. 924oo
S458,27
Produce off Farm, 1927
Paid out of County Treasury, $4,000
The produce on the farm this year, is MS fol-
lows 90 bushels Of wheat of 90 acres zoo
bushels Of Oats; 1921 bushels of Corn; 1s25 lbs.
of Pork; 400 lbs, of Beef, stock on the farm
is, , head of Horses, 6 head of Cattle; "a head
Of Hogs; 81 head of sheep. The average num-
bcr OF pOupers for the years. ia-.
OWN. BAXTER,
Directors HENRY BROOKS,
(W. BROWN. IL VI
January 97, 1947. .".. n. .raH
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SEVENTl-FlyE hhds. prime N. o. Su.
gar just reed and for sale at unusuaIlyIow rates
by FRAZIER & DRENNEN.
goo Bags Rio Coffee landing, and for sale by
FRAZIER g. DRENNEN.
$50 Bbls. Plantation Molasses prime uri.
Gle, Tor sale at reduced rates by
FRAZIER g. DRE&NEx. -'
so Chests assorted Tens, Of latcs, importa.
tious, reed from the East This day by
FRAZIER & DRENNEN.
40 Boxes, IS, Tobacco, Of most approved
brands, for sale by FRAZER & DRENNEN.
Is Boxes NJ. R. Bunch Raisins, laading from
Steamer De Win Clinton, and for sale by
FRAZIER e. DRENNEN.
95 Tierce New crop Rice by F.&D.
20 Bbs. Tanners Oil by F.&D.
100 Sacks Clipped Logwood, OF superior
quality for sale by
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2oo bushels
Timothy seed, for which we will pay liberal
price in cash or Groceries. i. Cd,
SteubenvIle, Feb. II, 2848.
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A STATEMENT

Showing tho expenses Of the Carroll County
Poor House, the year ending December 9Th,
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SEVENFl-FlyE hhds. prime N. o. Su.
gar just reed and for sale AT unnsually low rates
by FRAZIER s. DRENNEN.
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goo Bags Rio Coffee lundiug, and for sale by
FRAZIER T. DRENNEN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

40 Boxes, IS, Tobacco, of most approved
brands, for sale by FRAZIER & DRENNEN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

so Chests assorted Tens, Of latest importa.
tons, reed from the East Ibis day BY
FRAZIER & DRrNNrN.
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$50 Bbls. Plantation Molasses, prime urti.
Gle, Tor sale at reduced rates by
FRAZIER g. DRENNEx. -'
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Is Boxes NJ. R. Bunch Raisins. aadino from
Steamer De Win Clinton, and for sale by
FRAZIER e. DRENNEN.
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95 Tierce New crop Rice by F.&D.
20 Bbls. Tanners Oil by F.&D.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-17
CutaneOnS Affections, Salt Rhcum.

Sores upon the face. and MI erupiions ind dis
eases arising from an impure state OF the blood,
mns he cured hs the use at TomstocAss Sarsaua.
rlla, nj the trilina OF ID cents per bottle OF
II per dozen. There Is no Extract OF Sarsapa-
ria which can equal this; i, is more highly CON-
centra'ed than any other preparation. II is ii
powerful Alternative To the sssten. expelling from
The blood nj its unhealthy particles and morbid
hnmofs: II gives tone 10 the stomach and
strength 10 the bowels, promotes digestion, and
never leaves the bowels III Il costisu state.
Gom-tack Il Gu, GO Second street, s, Louis.
Mo, sole proprieinrs.
Sold by \. SANDERS, Davenport, and by WV.
SogEiS, Rock Island.