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New York; RseSs Reeves Boston ''"' ''''n' '''''
Miscellaneous Record.
LETTER BAos OF steamer Britannia for Halifax and Liver
pool will close the IehanGe Reading oom lh. cay
aaaeI before O'Clock, where letters be prepaid any
sH'r. New World. Knight; Caleb Grim.hsy. Ho1is and
ne s A.ds Fse 1 sail & for
son for London will sail to IL o'clock Letter bags
scrR FREpoNIA from Chas.ton for Cenfuegos was to.
tally iS; ~ k;v Ss,Up on the 18Th ait Crew saved AID had
BR,e TGrcELlo, ct Boston from Lsnzeroue. EopE
s: s OF S D and
scHR MoNrEzUMA Norfolk reports saw on Sunday last
1s .Sh 80 TO- y. tons ashore N.,,r He.
to pieces; appeared to be nearly fall Of water.
KEY WEST. Feb A-The decision of the Judge was given
from .% S:! Ss
vass 60 per cent which is moderate enough all things
sS:ss sons H;.:
e New sS ass s The
APT cs,s h.Ss, ;S
B 500 1890 VIII, Csc VIII ,.ssenj ior cruise
=: sss, 1S rag 5
so ss: S g: sa 80: s w s a
asa'
rs:h H w9a by S 10 1aGi for S Il
%S Ss oo p S w 100 wh :ss Msno, NJ
f%1 sS@f ~
=" "o wh GOO 81 800 VIII ,s GOTH hssoh.s Ms a So lo wh
t J1s : 'f B sss s
S sS e. ;s a. h 500 Or Js Il 900 ..s
VIM Tell sH oil not reported On Ksm:eh,lka. July lsth,
FL s.: e. S;Ss s:
h, July, Harrison 1909 tnos q Oahu before Iep@,
81 s 81 sd% s% oss Ns % Isl. as
s seu l ssi.a
S Mr. Sn IL mss q dG s's 90 S @ss cut Also
Ca on shore Ground July IS, susan, Nsn 30 SPIN .p
Sf $D E:H: fsT Sc ssSl.s tina.
Nsyf,ioI; Island June s. Mt Vernon Coleman Nant
Sailed rom Noc.h.va May 8. Martha, Nant 1000 sperm lat
In Sea Of 0ehouE Aug Josephine. Hedges, sH tuo JEFF
rs% . Capt !. Dec
ssss S;' %
. Spoken.
a. IN csrv.e,s Rss .o no" NC" orleans LOT h''r'f Feb
Emily Tayo! Of and from Boston for New Orleans
Ship s., Richards. Welsh q and from Baltimore for sor
shp Jssper Of Bah ".snns W; Feb IS, N Key West,
No date lat a. Ion 70 IS pss,ed ship with white suesk
and white hone show ing signal with blue cross, with
Feb 81, lat 80 50, Ion :, 50. saw steamer esrns
Bsk Bohemia Higgins RI ksnue bank, from Cardenas for
New York. March ., lat '76 Ion 712t
Bark Fred Warren, from Calculation Boston, Dee 10. OF Isle
OF Pra1cs.
Bark Sarah Boyd, Drummond from New Orleans Cor Bos.
ton March ,, in South Channel
BARI Warwick, Wilco1 days from Philadelphia for Vera
CIux. Feb 10, southwark Of the Gulf eresm
Bark L.csd. Dslsno. days from Bath for Havans Feb
-, lat - ~. Ion -
Feb ~ lat % 10 Loo ~ passed bark steering D. show wing
white bu,e gee with rcd letter in II.
Brig Winthrop, irom vsn Crus os Boston, March D. of
Csps OsA,
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A STRIKE "A correspondent OF the Spring
field Seminal states that the wages OF the wea-
Ia cotton mills ct Thorndike, Palmer, have
been reduced ten per About hundred Of them
have ceased work IN consequence aud formed themselves
into league BY which they pledge themselves not 10
resume WORK unless By the permission Of tho league
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WIscovstN The Madison argus fears that
Wisconsin Will not be represented IN the Balti-
convention. as tb" State invention 10 10 be held
tue second Monday 10 Aor'l and time intervening
Is 80 brief and the distance 90 great 1O0o miss TO
create dagger OF fsiurs It, therefore, saggsets that
cratic l'g sstvs caucus In session when tho
territory IL adaitSsd rs State, In opjunoton with
prominent men OF the party. = leot the delegates.
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CIG0re0s
Void lps5 Ksishi Liverpool G:;nssl Mia.un Coz f IN.
DIANA Bennett New Dreams. Frost Hicks Edwin, Hayden.
;wea.?.a Ssl Eij.r;a Havana Asuisr. Galway
Ro.; kuF9" rdC Nss QIl:an. Macy
Ri d0 Wilson Full
dat Ss Chatter aSsm
Cleared sth-ship Louisville Rowland, Cuba.
Arrived.
Danish ship Andrakalos Schmidt, Montevdeo, 40 dav.
. rSo q; p Feb
Talcahuana for Boston. IS days Feb lat 2s lon
spoke Danish schr Anna. 20 days from MonevdeO for
ssj si1 wi L:oqs Sspe
hhas experienced very severe gales the split
Brig Ava, Chase. Marnzas days. with sugar. &c. G
;, Brig Abeona, Cardenas. with molas.es, to Read u
Big Bay. VT
TO %a',s5 EsS Ia 1sx SIoIs Hale
stream pissed ship Joha Courier from New Orleans
srpoo .h a'1 of Cape Ha'ter passed brig Lydia tarn
Brig Globe, tof HaowelD Colburn, Auak.pas, - days,
with orig. random, Bensdc, for New YOrk: Emily
St Az kapas 2eh of the Torugas spoke ship Genoa,
s,is S,:; q Watt New Orleans.
D .ad
,ssn New IL :9Ga:d ssp
bury. from New Orleans for Richmond.
Brig kaudom, Benedict, New Orleans, IS days, with moas-
sI!r Macon, Ho.y Savannah. days, to R NJ DenilI.
BTis Damascus, Chase. BOTTOM days. i. ballas.
TT Is G .sw :a s1a' %,.''s sna
se!%ads, sh inst LAT IS TO- Ion u 49, experienced severe
schr Susan soue, tof Freepor, Me) Bacon New Orleans
S. lon S. .poss Br ship Lady Milton from Liverpool 70.
New Orleans. nst lat 49, Ion 70 So spoke bark George
Schr Mary Hammond Hartman. Attahapas. Feb II, with
sehr Th,tis, Thomas. siumpey Point NC. days with
ssSI s ShsI': Mil; S"ss; Wilmington NC.
Schr Ontario, Van t.,lden, Newbern. NC.
schr Am Gardner, Homan, Plymouth. NC.
schr Lady Lake Norfolk IS hours to IsmEms Mailery
No date spoke schr Ann Smith, Bingham from
schr Kslos Wade, Eas,port, 10 days
Schr Carendon, rendieton, fhomsston 0 days
the sound came in with sehr voccu and earned
away cutwater &C. Tne had her buwmks and
sehr Woeot Ryder Boston, days Had been in contact
with schr American Belle.
schr Expedite. Racket, Greerport. days
Below.
Ship osweso Ingerso from New Orleans, lays anchor
Brig Alabama, Howard from Mobile with cotton to stur.
ges, Chairman u Co, lays at anchor the Nauows.
Ships Caleb Grm.haw aud Andrew Foster for Liverpool
have been dsia ned by head winds and have
North River. Packet ship New World has detained
The Cohota this port from Caicutt. reporu-Jau H. lat
80 H. Ion Is ~ sRnas with Or brig Felicia of Liv
large br ship Hoyhead 45sa-she was from
Calcutta for 81 Helena ~ days The e. sprung head Of
nainmast days out
March sh-sunri.e Wind ENE: meridian, NE; SUNSET
NINE and rain 10 PM. NNE aud Iain.
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From the Montreal Herald, March
The debate the address, In reply the speech from
echo to the speech, moved by Colonel Prince %
conded by Mr. Christie The amendment-ss published
in another oolumn-was moved by the Hon Mr. Bald
win. and seconded by the Hon. MIR LaFontaine, upon
which long and tedious debate epsued II terminal cd
about midnight when the following division took ola
leaving q. will be seen, the ministry minority OF
AYEs-DsWitt, Price Davignon. Mcfarland, Merritt,
Watts, Smith (Wentwort) Egau, Lyon, Hall, Fournsr
Dumas, Mougsnsis Flint, Price, Baldwin, Cameron,
Aylwn JOHN. Laterrere Nelson. Smith, Lafout aine
hoffman, Morrison Werenhall, Mcdonald, Pspineau,
Thompson, Lsurip Outlet Bsaubien Forter Lernieux
Msssue, FourQuin, Chabot, Ceuchon, Chsveau Taohe.
Gusy, Hineks, Burrit, Armstrong, Scott (Two Noun.
tains J Rossesu-b4
NAYS Wilson, Daily Sherwood, Sherwood Csyisy,
McDonsld. Badgley, Chryssr Webster, Mclean Robin
500, SIR NJ ,Nsbo, Malocn Meyers McCoutsil Brooks
Stevenson, Prince, Christie, and McLesr--2O
His Exeellency the Governor General aud the Coun-
tess of gin, gave grand bS ut Monkands on Tues.
day night The night was unfortunately very incle.
uisnt, and although the guests were numerous many
tending We need not say thnt all the arrapg emsnts
wsre entirely comm. IL fnufthe music the most an.
iivening and exquisite refreshp ents on the most
liberal SCALE and OF the most r,ch,rchs and
s crowDed by the kindness and sfabity Of the noble
hoss and hostess.
Among the guests were many Of the members of the
Legislature, Ia session the heads of the various
civil and military departments and great number of
the leading fsshonables OF Montreal and their families
From the Hamilton Gazette
Since the sudden dsapps OF greater portion
OF the los In Burlington Bay, much activity prevails In
The first schooner leaving port will be- In al proba-
billy tho Dove Capt Zealand, who expects be able
to leave this afternoon for Toronto with full cargo
board.
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OuR Posi- OFFICE 10 complete nuisance. The
number OF clerks Is entirely Inadequate to the
wants Of the public and assertaios whether
there letter for him without outlay Of time worth
much mose than the postage tPs.) Js,w~si,
Marcia.
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DOm6012C IynkpOftAtIOnN
MATAcoRpA BAY-Brip Mst,gorda-245 bai.s cotton ITO
hides Brewer Neilson-90 do r Cook. "
SAvANNAH-8rg Macon-l61 bales cotton Brpnsm a Cav.
hsrLlssdo SIR Graye:rI do De Fores, eo-a
Reed-< plsttoes r Posts bales cotton to order
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Foreign lmpOrtatlOns.
VKRMILLIoN BAY-Sch Chsrger-le0 hhds sugar Ses bbl
molasses Peek.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. %, 184S.
Missouri Politics. Taylor Feeling in the Vest.
As you have doubtless perceived in the tone
of the press of this region, the different parties
and subdivisions of parties, are casting about to
discover the current of popular feeling on the
subject of nominees for the next presidency.
Wings, natives, and locos, are alike at fault in
naming the men they would array for the con-
test, while very respectable portion Of each of
these parties, he state not to say that let the lead
ers and wire-pullers name whom they m y, they,
the untrammeled, consider themselves not
bound to support the decision of conventions,
unless their favorite, the hero of Palo Alto, Re-
SAGA de la Palma, Monterey and Buena Vista, be
the one chosen. This looks rebellion, aud the
Jealous partisan, who usually cares neither for
man or measure, so party dominancy be secured, lis
tremblingy alive to the dangers which beset the
deliberations of those sage personages who are
to tell us for whom our votes shall be cast next
autumn.
Though the democrats manifest as they have
much cause to do, anxiety lest Old Jack should
make sad inr0ads among their forces in the way
Of drawing off deserters still 1t is very plain that
the VIII gs have equal cause for dlsquletude. They
are beginning to find that they cannot 60 into this
contest as wings merely; and though the struggle
will prove hard one, still must they realize it,
that if as body, they would prove victorious,
y must be by unanlmlty of action In support OF
the independent old WING, yet peoples candi-
date, General Zachary Taylor. Particularly is
this struggle hard with Western wings. who
have manfully battled for Henry Clay, and
whose boast it has been that they would rather
be beaten under the banner OF the farmer of Ash
land, than be able to join in the shout of success
for less favored candidate.
The democracy of the West manifest good
deal of fox-like cunning in keeping in the back
ground those between whom they are vacilla-
ting As to Missouri, what she will do in the
convention is a mystery. The great 81 did "
has not yet opened his mouth in reference to the
matter, having probably been too much busted
in the affairs of the "son-in.law :" but when he
shall have spoken, we will probably be enabled
to. gather for whom the vote OF the Iron State
will be cast. Should not the " A. AK of the Sc
nstee' condescend to pull u wire in due season,
the first choice of Missouri will probably be for
Cass or Woodbury-most probably the latter
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INFAMOUS OUTRAGE We learn from the Pro-
vldence Herald, that an explosion took place by
sunpowdsr In or under the dwelling house OF Thomas
MaRn In Providence, about eleven O'Clock Monday
night BY which the front blown and the Tor
nearly destroyed There was store kept In the base
meDt Of the house by which IL supposed the wretohe
who caused the mischief obtained access appeared
upon examination, that quantity Of gunpowder had
been placed under the building and fred. Only one
member Of the family slept in the front part Of the
over the placA where ths powder was placed and
he fortunately escaped without Injury Had the house
been Of brick the whole family would bavs been buried
IN the ruins and the inmates Of the surrounding DWELL
ings would have been In serious danger This 10 the
greaest outrage upon the public peacs that has been
for many years perpstrsted In CITY, and what adds
to the wickednsss Of It, the fact, that the house be-
longs to and 10 occupied BY IL IL surmsed that
the crime was committed In revenge upon Thomas
Mann, who IL one Of the complanans for violation Of
the license law and has been very active In the matter
snd who lives with his sisters In the house The mayor
hes with the most crsditabc pronptnsss offered
ward OF three thousand dollars for such evidence
shall lead TO the spprshsnaon and oouvistion Of ne
psspstrstoss.
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Msrch 9th--Sunrise. Wind ENE: meridian, NE; .uuset
NNE and rain; 10 PM. NNE aud Iain.
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H0use For Sale.

ONE story and half House, sitiAted on cent
"A Street west Of High Street Fences, out buildings
IN wood repair never falling we'll Of soft water NEAR
he door, and good cellar and a water cisteIn,
Enquire of Mr. SKOLFIFI.D-
Baih, Aplil II, la4l. ldl@Weo
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South End Market, Reopened.
An entire new stock Of Goods.

TIME subscriber would Inform his friends and pat
rons. that he has feopened his stand on Water II.
Near South where he will continue carry on the
W. |, Goods, Grocery and Provision hi ,iness Ten
derng his snrere thanks to the Public for the liberal
share o.! patronage which lie has heretofore received
ho trusts that bv close attention his husness and
good usage To his patrons TO liberal share of the
public patronage as his stock Ia entirely new and OF
Ike hest quality .rossting OF Teas Sugars Melasaes
Oil Rice, Coffee, Fnnf, Meal, Reef Pork Lard iiama
Cheese, &c. together with caod assortment Of Gro
ceries and Fresh Provisions all Of which win be sold
az the lowest Cash Prices.
April 10. !. G.. DUNN,
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Flour.

zoo Bbls. Genesee and Ohio FLOUR, now landing
| March :.
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Removal !!

'f'si Subscriber would inform ha friends and Nst.
L Iotn in this city and vicinity that he has rarnn,'
ca nom MS old stand 10 nearly opposite lateiyn
cuped by lothian W0nmwond. rendering his sinesr
tahks 10 the public ior the liberal patronage which
remin them mat ne i. prepared to walt upon them =
his new stand. where he will carry on the bu,ines.
Tailoring, cutting. DC. In il different branches a.
heretofore. I0IYN pOVEv -
Bath, Dec H. l547 9s,ro
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SHIP CHI NDLERY
DAVID INGALLS,
Al his old stand, corner of Com mepc,np
ana Broad Streets. near tn etOxvn

II
ana hroad streets. near thetOwn
Landing.
now receiving and will hpe n con stan,,y an han
prime assortment OF SHtF CHtNDLERy ,consjs
ing IN part OF the ioliowin articles VIZ; F
Hardware, Hemp and Manilis Cordace--Cot Mack
slsl Log eep-sea and Hand Lines--aail Cloths
irvine, Oakur. Sheath Paper, Cut md Wrought
Nails; assorted Copper and Iron Spikes; Pnmp and
Rigging Leather Mop,yarn Grind Stones Paint,
Tar, and vanish Brushes; Fish Hooks, aasort,a
Oars, Handspike, Mast Hoops, Hanks, Draw ana
asck 81, Buckets Lanterns, Brass ana Wood Compass
Ihimbes, Cope rand Wood Hand Pumps. ''"
PAINTS AND OIL,
White Lead. vssd;uf:s
nsu 90, Venetian Red
raIis, .hIof.s AiAa Leshsraea.
;net atd Sie1h' LiEssed Oh,
fi@ch RANT S 5erT. do
N.ht Al 3F0Rk3s.
Tar Pitch and Rriehf Vanish
Ko'in, Spirits Tarpenrine,
Iuipehtihe Coal Tar
ANCHORS of ali sizes AT tanufactii,s,. o,i
Ships BLOCKS, DEDEYES aad PUMPS, Of su.
peIior orkmanship, b. the slit constantly OF, hans
aii 0f which WILDE sol i low
Bath Apsill4, i546
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Lexington Fire 4 Marine Ims. Go.
CHARTERED IN 1896.
CAPITAL $500, 900.

DIRECTORS:
JOHN " HUNT, President
John Brand, w. 8. Waller Al r. tohnsar
II. NJ. Craig, Ii T. Duncan I n us,riso.
Tiio5. u. BAXTER, aectetlty.
The undersigned having been apnoiated Ao,n,s,a
the above old and We'll established Company ar. pre
pared 10 make Insurance Fire III Marine. risks IN
the mort favorable terms. M ossss piU be prao,otl
and literally adjusted aai PAID Boston Applications
by letter viii he attended to. IAIEs q pACr
Agents, No Merchants Eychanve
The Company ftter in Boston 10 State 81 Boston
Hon. ABBOT LAWRENCE. lv0
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COAL.

NOV landing from the schr. Charles. from PAila.
delphia,
~ Tons broken and screened Red Ash Coal,
~ 10 " While do do
eo do Lump White Ash, and for sale b.
B. o. WEEKS.
Bath. Feb. 2sth, is4e. die0
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A LAfGE assortment, some very heavy Chased anA
March 10 n q WApsgSGS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-14

ruiuAbEAFtiiA MEDICAL HOUSE-tstahilsled
% u years ago, by DIR. The oldest.
snrcSt aud hest hand ts cure all forns of secret diseases,
diseases of the skin and solitary habits of youth, Is DIR.
kINhELlN, n. w. corner of Third and Union sis,
between Spruce and Pine, II squares from the Ex-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Youth who nave injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
Ushtly tei, even when asleep. and destroy both mind
aud body, should apply immediately. Weakness aud
constitutional debility immediately cured, and full yisor
restored. An letters post paid.
NOtNu T.
II YOU value your life or your health, remember the
delay of a month, NAY, even a week. may prove your
ruin, both OF body and mind. Hence let no false mod
esiY deter YOU from making yogr case known to ono who
from education aud respectahility, eau alone hefriaud
you. lie who siaces himself under Dr. kiukclm's re q
meHi, may Felisi0usly cnRHde IN his honor as attn e.
man. and ia whose bosom VIII be forever locked the Sc
crei OF tie patient.
T0a many think they viii hug the secret to their own
hearts. ant cure themselves. Alas BOW often in th :
fatal delusion, and how many a promisln. oupl a..
VITO atF8t have tarn a. ornament 20 sDcttty, kEs faded
tro.u .ha earth.
COT NIkH INNAIIpS,
duaiug h. ipronV"niratt 10 make per.uuai dnuiiration,
can. t si.ttu- ttcis case explicitly, TO- ether with al
ine.t yslaIous. asf !eiei COST pslG) have forwarded
60 .hcu q chest containing ir. ks medicines arpropu-
Aed 4trl1lirgy.
par,sg 81 Medicines Forwarded 10 ana sau OF the
tuss4 States a. "a moments act &c.
20 fes4 paid letters, addressed to DK. klNkLilN.
rs laaeinra VIII be lToH,.} atiepiedto
So enlightenment IA the Sg.rt Of Tie Times, Phiia
Ret .lt7- Nov 3f.-iy
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REV. IL.
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLlOUS
FAMILY PILLS

T1HEf have proved Of the greatest beneat in reliey.
= ing and curing estimate anu dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst cases Of
chronic dyspepsia, inveterate costiveness, Indigestion
~dyspeptic consumption, bilious cholic. erysipclas, rher-
Inatism, nervous 81 sick headache. and piles. have been
entirely cured by them; also, liver complaints of long
standing, enlargement or congestion of the spleen, some.
times called aguc cake is the side, bilious fever, fever
and ague in all its farms, jaundice, cholic or spasm OF
the muscular coat ofthe stomach, diarrhIa, dyseutcry
or Bloody ffuX, cholera and its premoniiory svnntoms.
(of which many hundred cases have been cured. J mental
arrangement, nervous debility. dire ysical swelling, numb
palsey, epilepsy, ~aloplexy, sea sickness, scurvy, asth
ma, ple'rIsy, worms in children or adults, fits, laoss
ness and irregularty fthe howelsoccasioned by teets
ing or irritation fcvers, whooping cough, scarlet
hives or Group. %erupiions of the skin. &c.
They are mild but cflectual in their opera,ion upon
the system, not causing debility or too great excitemens.
They are perfectly safe and proper TO be TAX en- in ever
popularity 81 sItuation, climate or disease w here ana
Trey. re compatible with every climate, and haveaees
found excellent preventives of the diseases incident
hot temperatures and new countries. as fever andt,u
bilious affections, &c. They detcrge and cleanse II
promote the secretion Of healthy bile. They Civ
strength to tie stomach, causing the digestion to be ma.
uJai, vigorous and healthy.
EJtrGct from Il Letter from the Reu. Medaa
Mnnson, Of the Georgia Methodist Con
ference.
scRrvES Co., GEORGIA. April 90, 1894.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
The fever and ague is very prevalent in this State and
your RUS are almost a certain cure for il. have broken
the disease upon myself W ith two doses of the pills. and
| am not alone in this experience. have known many
Others experience the same benefits. They are a medi
cine that exactly suits this sultry climate. Yours, &c.
MEDAD UNISON.
For sale by BAssETT & ROBINSON and JAMES
tkER, Agents. Or 90
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MOTHERS MOTHERS

" Outby Won baVe3 wu yen possess an eaectuai re-
~ mraY agsinsi the awfii taYag-s, that e Constantly
diaI- be tHat tell DESTROYER nt tc iuieut race, W0RAs.
90 SO We>sy 20 tuu caaaJeulsAly " ina the Blessing Of
e Lord attending lhe Application, mat Il VIII IA 10
C. f 3.ktn according tsthe directions fatt TO rcfuoec
We non j~hrsiomocho OF me little sufferer ana restore
tito 7itl oar Wurm syrup Is made entirely ofvegeia
nie-. O. tture utrabess Fathers, MutAeis, Guardians
10 a. farrutiess aud all vA1 have ihe CARGO children
delsv NOT. tut hasten aud get o tutIie of lioheusac&'s
woru SYRUP Al the c0mcrot md aud coates SITS Phiia.
or auN o. tAett numerous agents throughout The United
So i-s.
tnu- prove,hr truth of what We say,
no Coates aHj ~ecoWi haste away;
There's syrup laatG .esHeli
Nar1s, An vho can rs 81 uues tell.
IT. nibG 8Hd gentle Net Is sure,
Mothee= t viii Yalr chUafen cure,
Then cau K1A, wlI you. Set refuse,
Iaishcsi uf medicine tga-r ?
PREPARED ONT, hF } y &G s Hoheusack. second and
rpair- ss, fhia. and tor sale hy mos; OF ihe respecia
Sc Druggists and Store keepers over ~ United states.
ruce - cts per bottle. sep 10
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