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MEETING Ar RICHMOND To CoNeRAr LA1E The
FRENcn RsrUBLlcANs.-A large meeting as acid
3, RicbmouS Va en- tie 18th irst consrstulste mo
II enoh Republicans uroo the syeuu whioa have lately
uAH'pftd in thst ccuatsy F,I- we're many ladies' ~
the me, s,nk wL.eh lasred cg saith gest spifss
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The other gsnemen and servants wsre very III, snd
oupgns about In different parts Of the saloon.
None Of the party undressed, not even the queen.
About midnight We wero nearly run down by large
ours We were within three or four yards OF the brig
Fortunately We were going at about half SPEED The
noise and confusion en- deck arising from this disaster
aroused the passengers Her Majesty rushed FROM
her cabin into the eaoon, excaiming, Oh! where Is
my dear gentleman. oh! where Ia my dear gentleman
The king endcavored to console her She embraced
ismeutng that his dengers not yet over notwith
standing the many bo had escaped The king much
sfscted and hs wept and sobbed violently Her Msesty
was mplored TO return to her cabin but she declared
that she would not again leave the king and she lay
dosn BY his side the oor OF the saloon during tbs
should observe that the TX. king and queen spoke
principally English duriog the voysge am convinced,
from their conversation that they knew what had been
they did not say much about their family they
aware that OF their children had arrived safely In
England His Majesty appeared particularly anxicu,
that his route from Paris to Hsvrs enoult not be
and that i'll sho uld befall tho knd aud devoted
fends he had left behind in France who had sheltered
him, and facilitated his escape from that country We
arrived OF the coast of Sussex about six o'clock in the
morning. We had only been going at half speed, and
kept dosspg about until daylight The kir cary
and entered into fsmiAr conversation vita the com'
nsndsr called him his good friend Paul and also with
the chief mate The captain jospgly asked bis Mstsy
how he shouli address him shore since his passport
mAds out Ia the name Of Smith Oh, my coed
friend Pauln was the reply there ere no passports
your country Tho king seemed greatly pleased 70
think that shortly both himself and this queen would be
relieve from all fear and anxiety about their personal
safety They both bresk,ted about nine O'CLOCK; they
then gave 2sO francs be distributed amongst the crew
and made particular inquiries respecting the eharen OF
tbs ndsr and the OF the cnief otnctI, ME-
0oodii ige The heavy box TO which have before al
ludsd ilcd with nve franc pieces, which spptar,d
qito new, SO II they were direct f'om ths mot AZ
about eleven o'clock, guess, two tolts
wers lowered into which his Majesty, the quee, ~ri
the attendants were sssistsd One Of the boats was
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,A,pss sAssApARILLA. La quar-, bottles, for tn.


- removal and permanent cure OF all diseases arising
an impure sae oi te osoo OF ha VI ne We oco
iula or hlnes f,i my tu,'eous
Pimples OF y" e -, 49, a 30
~ VI
Lumbago ana Diseases aIse , az J use Ss.cuI}
Aseies OF pIopsyi ~, ~, ras b. ,h.s p. '""o
Constitutes r.nara,;on H. nv ,ideIv LnpSn ana ..
The value oil uiS PieP"spon - NV "' Ao~n anu sse.y
day the held OF us - - anu h'sh-
re,ommehuvi ~ pny . a. nn ~. ~. w oss pow
disease with swollen GLANDS ana bones nA g
rious has pesn ~ ~ h{Eo..r "a =, NJ; l%
tent covered WIN ueis " se ana 70 ms atehu
has been mae Whoie VI peisos wno h.n kfoah
ed hopelessy ior years under % NM ganaSar disorders
chrome s ~ ,raan. M *. cr. 49,. ~
arrangement ol w., , ~ ~ 81 %ss at @ MI po.h
padIy testify to the ecacy of his
preparation.
The following ceihe ate from Col samuel Taylor gentleman
high standing extensive acquaintance through the southern
states and lately appointed consul New Granada
sell TO tue s'ehuon VI "A
M" ioRk January io4s
Nessrs b. d. SANDS Gentlemen Having used and witness
ed the effects oil your exceen Oh on diner
various parts oil ne souneIn country VIZ virginia
louisiana Texas ana esI muc9 A4ng tn
acted almost IKE charm removing speedy he eherated
Of the system ana ehcns IN he most agreeable manner
tonic and my sora''ins nnhenoe, an, ,,, -, j., A,
United States army In ana my cousin zen Zachary taylor
has for the past he years pee N e ao' " using H. ana
mends the same ne ana e d tue same une
1t considered
army In @ IN sy st ins M s
will make il generally known throughout the length and
breadth Oh our Nin.y eA ''' 9 n r,vIop
Yours very respectfully, - .. "; IA Lof,
u |o"sui W we" "iaiad"-
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS
Ngw YoRK Feb H. 1913
- ,.,ua sr., MANY sas i,h !. a.. 80 -, r ~
Messrs SANDS Having suffered many years win dsease OF my
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Office, Pennsyfvania auenue near Railroad Depot.
THE public respectfully informed that we continue
L TO run our express between Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York. Boston, and all the principal cities
and towns for the safe and speedy conveyance of mer
chandise, packages, bullion, bank notes, &c.
Particular attention will be paid TO the collection and
payment of notes. drafts, bills, &c.
Custom house entries Boston, New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore promptly attended to, and on reasonable
terms.
Our customers and others, ordering goods from the
particularly requested to order by 'ddams and
Co.'S Express, which will insure their conveyance with
greater despatch.
Our express for Richmond, Petersburg, and the south
leaves daily at Up. m, and arrives daily at4A ?: m
Z, p, m, and departs daily at p. m
Nov 3-eodtf PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agent.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIRERS.

The OF will be upon our books unless the
psymsn, OF the subscription be made in Advance r
pan, subscribers may forward money by letter ih postage
which viii paid by Gk assumed by ourselves An
transmission
The COUNTRY PArER published week Nv daring the ss.
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the ID
Subscriptions period less than be ON
terms popo ed TO the above annual .i5
o. PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with i've SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, with $40 enclosed FIVE WEEKLY
$40 enclosed will be- entitled copy the
edition as they furnish subscribers for, gratis
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Tickets $12-Haves $50 quarters SO.
Certificates of package OF 26 whoes $40.
DO shares in proportion.
NEW MUSIC.-Receved this day, at Stationers' Hail.
~ the following music, which will be sold one
third less than half price, being only four cents page
WIN. FISCHER.
O. have | not been thee by Hewitt.
The Fredericksburg Serennding Waltz.
Virgina's Waltz. by Muller.
Agamia Waltz, by Heness
The Elm Waltz, by Labitsby
Margaret's Polka, 10y Dister.
AIMS
Maria's g
Susan's
Elizabeh's &C :"
Carones &C
Emene's 6
IsabelIas @ for two performers
Jenny Linds GO
Nov II-3taw2w
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UOR RENT.-The upper or dwelling part of that large
II building, situated the of 7th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and the stores Of Shuser Co.
and Messrs Hall " Brother. The house contains TWEEN
good rooms (a but three fronting 7 and the
avenue kitchen and cellar, with large wood house and
yard atdchedall in good repair The comfort and
of the house. the valuable and central location,
and the low make it of the desirable board
ing houses be had in the city Possession given imme
diatey. For terms, apply on the premises, to
ANNE X. DERMOTT.
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QS0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, on
.DeJO the l4th instant boy JOHN 10 years old and hao
when he LETT pair Of old striped pantaloons, a dark
eans sack coat silk cap with his head tied up with
handkerchief, which he generally under his cap
and he carried with him pair mixed jeans pant.
and tweed sack coat Said boy is black and has dow
look, good teeth; no other marks recollected.
will give fifty dollars II taken out of the State twenty
dollars II taken ia FanqUer county; and ten dollars
taken In Cupeper, delivered secured in jail
that get hun again.
JAMES KIRKMAN
Leon p. O., Madison county, Va
Nov l9-3w
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4 IDE ms.ao,rs to the Military Sciences, I'D vol

IA London lsts. Just imported by F. TAYLOR, with
many Illustrative Engravings, Maps, Diagrams, &c. Sub
Jecsi FoItihcaon Field Fort. Permanent; Fort Field
Fortress Permanent Forresses, Field Places du Mo-
meni; Forts, Detached Fortfcation Permanent; do.
Cochornsj do Bastion do Monalembers do Carnot's
do German; do Relative value of; Fougass, Fraise Fur
nace (shot Fnze, Qor mines j Gabon Gavanism, Ce
ognosy Geology, Grenade, Guard house, Guee, Gun Cot
on Gunner, Gunnery, Gunpowder, Heat, Horse, Harde
Hut Ice, kyanizng and Bumettizng, Laboratory Level
ling ioophole Maehicouis Magazine Maneuvres, Mant
LEI, Marine Artillery, &c.
Tie following volumes of this valuable series will be
ceyed by the advertiser immediately their appearance
IN London. Nov 70
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National Eatlnx-IAnuse.

TUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island OF st. Thomas,
j per brig Annaostin CAPT. Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle brought this market, which
will be served up daily in soup and all the various modes
cookery, and in the best possible style Also from Nor
folk fresh oysters spced oysters, sheepshead, mackeel
hogsh, NC, &c. all of which will be served up the
shortest notice.
90 Families served as usual.
Aug. lS-n w. WALKER.
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100000 Of .s1asy &c. use 's is9%
Paris direct from the manufacturer A. Marion, the largest
assortment of envelopes that has been in the District
comprising the large official sze buff and white also let
ter note and card made in the most
and of superior paper, highly glazed, and up in
boxes of 100 each Public Offices corporations, banking
at staoners' Hail. where the largest assortment of
onery constantly kept sale at low and uniform prices
Nov IS-3aW2W
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Nj MS cAAAALSiON' formerly oi A.'o"", va,
tl having, the invitation of the taken charge
of the Presbyterian high school for young ladies, in Louis
vile, begs present It's claims to her former friends and
express the hope that change of location will prevent
them from inusng their daughters TO her. Mrs. c. has
found Louisville than she was led to expect and the
people jealous the of education and she humbly
that the Institution she is assisting found be-
come blessing to the community for years to come
The heahness of the city, and the easiness of
from the south and southwest, indicate the very
place for school of high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best in
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive a limited number of board
ers who will be as daughters in her family.
SANTA --12u
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FOR BALTIMORE.

: sxl@k FOR BALTIMOKE.-The steamer OCEO-
LA will. the LIST of October, commence her
trips to the above place leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock, returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
day. at o'clock, She will stop regularly going and
returning Leonardtown, Nd st. Marys river Md and
Cone river Va and at all the intermediate landings
Potomac. for signals TO land.
Oct. l-3tawu ]. MITCHELL, Captain.
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ENSHNOf Hhu bPAhIsh Lung uaKes.-J. MEIEKE, Tatc
l. professor United States navy, Yale College. nc,
specuiy acquaints the citizens of Washington that he
contem plates giving instruction in the above languages
as well as in the English to foreigners.
Prof Meiere haters himself that his reputation
slructor Is too wei established here require particular
references.
For terms &c address NJ the bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor, Taylor Maury, and Fischer his
residence al Mrs Williams opposite Mr. Fanck Tayors,
Pennsylvania avenue. Nov. S-u
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WATCHES AND WATCH REPAIRING hereby
w inform my patrons of return to my mechanical
pursuits in Washington, and shall be pleased to them
al my place OF business which Is removed 10 Todd :
Building doors OF Browns Indian Queen Hotel
tween SIKH and Seventh streets, Pennsylvania avenue
In addition watch repairing, have select assortmen
of watches desirable pattern and work manshp, by Gel
ebrated makers
Guard fob, and chains, Nc. -
Nov. CHAUNCE1 WhhhlNEh.
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RE MOVAI..

tREMEN 5 INSURANCE Co. OF WASHINGTON
Georgetown, October y, 1913.
WE Ohee oil this Company is held in the building
a oil The bank oil Washington, door north of The
Vthhg room, northwest corner, where the president and
directors vii make all kinds against fire within
me limits of the county of Washington, the District oil
Columbia
The office win be kept open daily, Except on Sundays
Sulsunas, Ouod Friday, LIST OF January, and the 4th
JulyJ between the hours of 10 a. and p. IN.
Oct 3l-eo2w ALEX McINTIRE Secretary
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SOLDiEas' CLAIMS

NoLDiEas' CLAMs.-Francis A Dckins offers his
- services IN procuring the settlement OF claims of sol
u'efs IN The late with MeSicu. In ordinary hs
charge will be Tor procuring land warrant scrip
pension ceruhcate, 30 for pay mileage, clothing, &C.
o. me amount be under $50 If over that sum, 10 per
cent LOT three mouths extra pay, 80 AL letters must be
postpaid.
M r A. Dcknss office is at his residence on street,
uetween 18th and llth
Oct b-d2n
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Splendid Lotteries for November, 1s4S.

d. PAINE IL CO,
Sole Contractors and Managers of the Maryland State Lot
teries, Office No. AZ Fayette street, Baltimore.
All the drawings conducted by State Commissioners.
All lotteries and the sale OF all tickets Illegal in
Maryland, except the Maryland Consolidated Stale
Lottery.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. SO.
To be drawn in Baltimore, November y, 1913.
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THE Hedge Anchor, or Young Sailors Assistant in Mat
ters OF Seananship, by VIM. Brady, sangmaster U. s.
volume OF 400 octave pages and 10
Price 81 so published and this day received for sale
by FRANCk TAYLOR.
Oct 81
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THE written signature the only safeguard against
c0unte rfeIts-The pnbc is invited and

'THE written signature the only safeguard against
counerfcitsThe public attention is invited, and par
ucuary referred TO the ADVERTISEMENT setting forth the new
sye oil labelling, and the putting oil Dr. Beckwhs anti
dyspeptc and dinner pills Also to that OF Dr. Dyotts ap
proved anti-bious pills; bot of which, may be SEEM
are .oteced from being counerteed, by the only
guard to be depended uponhe WRITTEN SIGNATURES of the
prop1etors the label of each box OF pills.
Ali others which may be offered for sale by unprnciped
persons surely base countereits and will be rejected
as such The pills that the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as nave the written signature of the proprietor
e sole agency for the sale of Beckwiths andy spepc
Dyott Sons of the Columbian College, No. i32 North
Second street. Philadelphia who will any orders
for the same
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be fur
nlshed with the genuine pills. will bes applied the most
LIBERAL terms, by apply ing Is above. May 2l-tf
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ar-@s FOR NORFOLK.-The oCEOLA leaves
s..ssssA~E Washington every Thursday O'Clock,
returning leaves Norfolk every Friday O'Clock, p.
M touching at Cone river going and returning Passage
and fare 50. j. MITCHELL Captain.
Oct. I--eott
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Dbl EO REWARD.--Ran away from the subscriber near
sD lou Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst
boy named Aaron. He is black, ~ years OF age,
about feet inches high has down look when spo
ken TO- very thick lips and heavy tongue He had on when
he left domestic kersey frock coat faded black color
broad brim white hat other clothing with him.
collected The above reward OF SI50 will be given should
he be appehended OF the State and 500 taken IN the
State, that may get him again All reasonable charges
will be paid If delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron left company with sPrghtly yellow boy, red
compile xon red hair, and spotted face no. tall as
Aaron but heavier Both OF the above boys good
coopers WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept eff Luray, Page county, Virginia
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rI,AR Hay, Salt, Oars, Scr, now landing, and In
l. store for sale
100 barrels tar in good order
100 bundles prime northern hay
20OJ feet best ash
80 sacks salt (targe size)
Together with the usual articles in the grocery line.
Apply TO RICHARD WiMSATr,
AT the Steamboat Wharves
p. s. Also three houses lots rent upon libs
raj te
Nov
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Lectures on Chemistry.


Vie annual course OF Lectures Chemistry, by Poies
sots Page and Gale, at the National Medical College,
WIN commence the first Tuesday in Novem Der, and
continue hve months, embracing nearly seventy lectures.
Oasses from schools and citizens generally wishing for tick
Page. ' II
Oct 27-2wf
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nANCING Acsdemy.-Mr +. r. Liable has the honor
of announcing the ladies and gentlemen OF Wash
nuton and Georgetown that his dancing academy will be
opened residence his late father Pennsy vania
avenue nearly opposite Willard Hotel, on Tuesday, No
vember 7th. ~
DAYS Of tuition in Washington Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday. .r
DAYS OF tuition in Georgetown until the LIST of December
Mondays and Wednesdays.
Seut3 D-yawu
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NV BOOks--Disciplne Of Lille, novel; Frank
~ toresers Field Sports OF the United States, and Brlth
PROVINCES OF North America, VS., with Illustrations Past
and Present Gharlsn, and Sartor kesarts by Thomas
Cafyle, new edition, complete in vol a Table Tor
CHucs Poem, vol. Memoirs of Madame Catharne
Adoms, by Thomas g. upham, ID. D., ! vol. (; Arabian
Nights No. H. Harpers edition. For sale by -. i :.
Nov TAYLOR,
DosIUN American AImsnne-Is49--for sale by
- TAYLOR 81 MAUhY,
Nov. II New Bookstore, 9Th street.
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THE Rise and Fall Of Lou,. Philippe, by Ben. Pc

THE Rise Fall Of Louis Philippe, by Ben. Per-
l. ley Poore, / vol.
Story OF the Pennsular War, by General Vane, Marquis
of Londonderry. .
Orators of the American Revolution, by f. L. Magoon'
vol :,
The Image Of his Father, Tale of Young Monkey,
The Battle Of Buena VISTA by Captain Carleton lst dra
yoons.
Index the Reviews, vol
History of Mary Queen OF Scots by Jacob Abbot, vol
engravings. . :,
History Of France, by Mrs Markham, prepared for the
use OF oboos by Jacob Abbot, vol.
Just published T. TAYLOR.
Oct
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Tickets $12-Halves S5--Quarters SO.
Certificates of package OF rs wholes $40.
DO shares in proportion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-01-08

~ WIrighLs Indian pegeta6le Pills are a most de-
lightful medicine for carrying of a cold, because
they expel from the system all morbid and C corrupt
hunors (the cause Of every kind of disease) IN an
cay aud natural manner. -Four or five of Wriehts
Indian Vegetable Pills. taken every night on 20.
ing to bed, will in a short time remove the mos,
obstinate cold-at the same time the digestive or.
gans will be restored 10 a healthy tone, and the
blood completely purified. ~
A COMMON COLD AND CoUGH.-It
should be remembered that a cough is an evidence
that some impurity is lodged in the lungs, which if
not speedily removed, will SO irritate these delicate
organs as sooner or later to bring on inflammation
Of the lungs-a form of disease which we all know
Is the high road to consumption.
1G-Beca,e Of Sugar Coated Commercials!
Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of WIN.
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by J A. & G. H. Dav.
EXPORT, sole agents for Woodsfeld. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, 1863, RACE st.
Philadelphia. Nt"h
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GINSENG PANACEA.-We are not in the
habit Of recommending Patent Medicines to our
readers, knowing that most Of them are GOT UP
for the sole purpose Of filling the pockets of the
prroprletors at the expense of the health, and too
often we have reason to fear, of the lives of the
afflicted. On this point we have ever felt It a duty
to be cautious; but when we see an article which
we have every reason to believe calculated to be
OF lnestimable value to the public we cannot feel
called upon to hold our peace. Such a medicine
we esteem the Ginseng Panacea, prepared by
MIR. Salter, Of Cincinnati. We honestl, believe
1t almost infalhble, as a remedy for Coughs, Colds
and other affections Of the Lungs. tits a singular
fact. that for the last hundred years we have annu.
ally shipped millions Of pounds of the Ginseng to
China. without once suspecting for what use that
people were willing to pay such high
prices for an article considered worthless BY Us:
but Salter's pamphlet answers that question most
satisfactory. This little treatise is TO be had gratis
all Agents, and is really worth a perusaI.
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a SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER az

"A SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER OF
CONSUMPTION!-Let not those complain O
being bitten by a reptile which they have cherish
sdto maturity in their very bosoins when the,
might have crushed 1t in the egg. Now. if W.
call . slight cold the egg, and pIeurisy inflammation
of the lungs, asthma. and consumption the vene-
nous reptile, the matter will be more than correct.
~ figured. There are many ways in which the
egg may be deposited and Matched. Going sud.
denly, slightly clad, from a heated into a cold at
mosphere, especially ifyou can c~ontriye to be in
a state Of perspiration; sitting or standing in a
draught, however slight, it is the breath of death,
reader, and laden with The vapor of the grave
Lying in damp beds-for there his cold arms shall
embrace you-eontinuing in wet clothing, and
neglecting wet feet-these and a hundred Others.
are some of tho ways in which you may slowly,
impereeptibly, but surely cherish the creature that
shall at last creep inextricably inwards. and lie
coiled about your very vitals. ~
Attend to this in ~season-even a slight cold is
no matter. At the first attack use WISTAR'S
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. ii Is sure to
cure. and is the only remedy you can place perfect
in. 1t commences at the root of the
disease, and thoroughly eradicates Il. .5tst. IS
See advertisement. lls'e. go