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Mr. Van Buren, and the Liberty Party.
f.f~ LII

To fLs Eduor Of me Nor York Tribune
have seen an extract from the Gl0be assum
ing that the Liberty party viii support Mr. Van Buren,
for President If nominated by the Buffalo Convention
Travelling AZ ] have been since the Liberty ConFen'
Of ONO say with certainty what '1P"'ses
are now controlling the friends Of Constitutional Lib
.rty who acting together. have made up the Liberty
party but tits very certain that upon riaries A.
heretofore laid down. cannot support NJ. '. J..
and II the Buffalo Convention end IN such nOmina
non II will dissppoint ant slavery and senstc
from It's nominee Lb0'y meH-st least % thinks the
writer
ur V B. has not changed from what he was IN l-ff.
and II he had then been nominated Liberty men could
have supported him The fact that the Castles and
Taylortes have become much serve 70 the slave
Power than Mr.. Y. b. was in 1874 IL no reason why
Liberty men should support him Is less objection
able than Cass or Taylor We have always rcpudiated
such course.
Mr. V. b is now far preferable 10 either Cas- Tay
Tor II we were driven 10 choose between the three
bot there Is no such necessity Mr. Hale fully repre-
cents the Anti Slavery or Liberty principle ana mas
shown himself every way competent 70 discharge the
duties Of the Office IL elected and though Liberty men
might consent 10 let him decline II man were pre-
senied that would more generally combine the anti
Slavery vote they should not so consent In law OF man
ged against the great measures Of the Liberty party
speak only Of my own impressions and have no pre-
tensions ~ control any others but think myself &C
qusnted with the principles OF Liberty men generally
and especially those IN Ohio and would advise al real
Anti Slavery men, while yielding much to secure Ira
termination b. be- careful not 10 yield principle.
Our numbers have hitherto been small. most OF the
ordinary means of influencing having been denied
~. but principles have stood against all opposition
and have been the great Of free men Ike lit
tie eaven hid in the meal and the whole moral sense
81 free men Is becoming leavened. s. l.
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ment susied in the Orange Mountains Al South Orange
NeyVJersey fifteen miles from New-YOrk on the line Of
The Morris and Essex Railroad
The stop within quarter Of mile from the esah
ishment leaving the foot o. Corand-st o'clock A 81
and O'Clock VI Of each day, arriving South Orange
10 about one hour.
Dr. MEEKER announces TO the public, that he has lust
snshed h- arrangements GT one % the complete Wat
erCure establishments and Sumner retreats In tbs
country.
Dr. " returned from Europe In the Winer OF 1896 where
he had been ueary three years than 0nerd u which
time spent Grsefnlerg and the other Water esah
shmens Of Germany and has been since that time gsged
IN selecting location aud erecting establishment suited
20 bis views on the subject.
The establishment planned particularly with view
he comfort and convenience VI he patent and built upon
he English plan Of walerc1re establishments having pr
vaie ballroom sitacned 10 each patients roo shut 81 from
he by folding doors where the patient have every
bath except the large dolche and mining BAH which
beautifully sfuaiei about ~ rods from ne house the len Of
The mountain There also three large plunge bahs
house. On the grounds also two baths.
them from the natural falls VI he brook n The rsvine, and
swimming bath 81 fee square erected fo- the pleasure u
summer visitors &c attending Their fueuds and other pa
usn.s
Dr.. u will open bic establishment fOr tn- The
i5h j. ne ard any commentaries addressed 10 CHAs.
dEEhER, 10 ~ Ne~ak, y Jersey, OF a. South Orange
y Jersey. wiii rer-ive attention ie-l In
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
A song FOR sYMPATHlZFRs


n0fier land mother Ind she n.is iesIfr
few an l.f irr o-,.
Hsf snd trusted dfsf nouf-rrE cold and
All roul h~f s'ie flowed relurta1f1 f1 go
them Who~ -l f7 shall ah Der senEefli steel
Wien ing her ohsrrHr short slee s1asir1 rel
Because h. loyei ta; fur- ing land svey huf Hf' sell
An sought 70 tsenlrsl be- ifuu fie empire of le
hrsvsg .ouEhias psrs ongfto re1f " rans cls
ley rufk hnn down hnt Hfoiel Nv son ur sgn.
D. sisrg son. hey strusk ioshzl elf1rs DE hl1v
No irsnds stern I'D deep. uhs ~Cho-N9t
So-vs o. b. bu' fl- s.-ns
To Eisd gsze To before flsf .ni
Who hat flrUs tud iror. with fh@ horde
whoss ruH.n vrouc you ~ uteo ug ster m sword
o. yos lie the risi-f pse. d r.1e@ fIs i- i-.se
Bot tse 81 moral lllls keyeoi b. nov 100 LarF
ca brother Fse- - vhoae Ives sIe1t daily GOD.
Let impure isctious rfti@ plfffes HnA
a hrkst tsut-ucfet stsrfor follow fto-e Who @sd.
Eksf = II they who shoc fl- al tl.0s q
n bd stand t-ds 500 have spare
On hfe1i h-tef trends 1i tlfse tsHtfe
Prepare brave whatever ite country fnsg h~irs
Resolved al b. fglf md isl o. triumph tt boz si@
or i1f eli ttsf h-id b Tar. Canada
And tun there has ss~s zoo to whom h~f dear
bst tlsf. here. clear nsss ready sl psrff
OR
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TAYLOR Meeting In Texas.

large and respectable number OF our fellow
citizens favorable 10 the election Of Gen. Taylor as
,snbed on Tuesday evening At the City Hall in pursu
anee of previous notice The meeting organized
Gen Bates In the chair. spirited speeches were made
and the creates; enthusiasm prevailed. determine
ton was manifested 20 bring every into play 10
promote the success of Gen Taylor.
Committee appointed to report A. a future
meeting 10 be held when the proceedings OF the Wing
National Convention shall be fully received for the
purpose Of organizing Rough and Ready Club, and
yrpsring for the campaign
We learn with regret that assertion contained in
the C,UniaH Of yesterday 10 the effect that " hc
gasata9 refused 10 confirm me nomination Of Miard FW
moro is totally unOunC ID This is so far from being
true as we are assured that effort made either
20 confirm the nomination or 10 reject H. No suthen
c account Of the proceedings of the Convention hav
ing been received, all action the subject was post
pOned-the meeting being unanimously of opinion, that
such action would be less premature than contrary
90 universal usage. Galveston Civ. June p
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sEACONNETT HOUSE, NARRAGANSETT BAY R |
g. THIS HOUSE Will be opened for the reception o.
20 vsers and bOarders the 18Th Of June IL located
on the Eastern shore Of Narraganse Bay 10 sight Of
Newport l8 miles from al River and q from New Bedford
The sea bathing unsurpassed-game and fish abundant
the price Of board moderate Every attention VIII be paid
10 secure the comfort and satisfaction Of those who may
trouze the esab shmeni Stage alternate days %
sld from Sew-Bed0m. Arrangements viii be- made for
the conveyance Of passengers AID from Fa River On The
arrival ofseamers from Providence aud morning and even
ing car from Boston JOSEPH coz
Lfue Compton r. NAV u l8f8 myJ0 eodtAui
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4 tUUDWIN- hUUFINts.-UId IN zoos madr
hurhi Tor = per iO0t New roof " rough ana
covered or &. cents roof twenty squares - -
per square, Ind warranted GOOdwin's Patent Hydro
Pueumauc Cement snesfhng MAKES handsome cheap,
Ehi and durable roof ueher pitch gravel used N ne
application. References ard specimens a DOODNlNs
Roman Cement Factory. 50 West Broadway, between
Chambers and Warren ieZ- I'M
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TO THE AFFLICTED

IAR. J q HEWITT. 900 Macdougal-st near Beecker
fFNpwYo VIII assure the afflicted that he can adprd
more relief with te number uf visits than any oiei
practitioner in the following complaints psoca'luns hp
diseases. sprsu-, contract ons, paralysis rheumaihm nf
affections, tenderness, ufanunions and curFsufes OF
the spine defomed shoulders whte sweugs, weakness
% the '0inls. &c.
Country patients are referred 10 the following persons
have visited this city expressly to avail themselves Of
Dr. n : attendance and returned cured Major Is II Nor
ron. Boston. Mass Hon. a. V Cranstun Newport. r o.
H. a Iarued. Esq Providence Cha. Hosmcr Esg Hart
0ri, Conn james G Townsend, Esq New-hasen, C9nhi
Montreal, Canada r. Hon ~ Granger, keesulle Ny
Judge Miller, Rochester y Pau Mitchell, Esq Geneva.
Y Wm n Winder. Esq Philadelphia Hugh Ncful-
ich, President of Fort Wayne Bank, kou Wayne, lad
Nm Goodman. Esq. Cincinnati, Ohio.
City reference given on application Al Dr. ii'- ie.h lm'
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GENERAL NOTICES.
re- PhrenoIoRi-rs and Publishers, FowLsRs
WELLS Clinton Hall. ISL Nssssl--L y T.

- Fire Departmcnt.-Ai meeting or ihe Enel-
and F0rcmen 0f tne Fare Department held pr IRE
mems Hal on "Wednesday evening, ihe -h june DE fol-
loving resolutions were unanimously adopted
Hsored That the Forrmen oi The various Fire Companies
Boz the Department be requested % call theif companies o
aer between the 10 snd 7th ofJuy inclusive and INST al
such meeting the members shall designate hy ballot The per
.o1 whom ney wish o. Boz nominated ~ an Engine o. io OH
me vacancy occasonei bY e death OF Engineer GEOk6h
KERR.
R,sairs1 That Committee oi three slal De appointed
from fii- body fo ac' - Inspector
Rirsd Thai e Inspector. shall co. ecf ie return of eac
and every Company entitled o vote according io .aw,
or 100 conformity with the rules and regulations adopted by
ih.s body.
R(olrcf Tbai shall bee fhe duty OF the Foreman ~ eac
onsnv fo transmit to one or ether ~ le Inspectors ap
pol, certificate. signed by himself ana he Secretary oi
The C0mpany. showing ne number of votes ana me ntn"-
m hc persons for whom such votes were given az ne mee
ing held i0r such purpose.
hooded Thufhe inspectors shall reject le return or crr-
irrae o amy Company whose meeting shall have been aeld
nfar ~ o'clock midnight NJ the I7h olJuly.
Hesoiref That The Inspectors shall meet ai Frcmaus Hal
ON the sih of July from 3uuu Pm 10 receive e returns
of III different Companies
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~ Rev. Mr.. McJILToS offered the opening
prayer al the laying of the Corner stone in the City Of
Washington the ith The prayer is reported in the
IafeHi9oor. occupying about column The follow
ing Il an extract
e. As swept the tempest on It's raven wing at Thy
command appeared the greatest and most successful of
human warriors. Called by his country 10 occupy the
post of danger foremost and uppermost stood the fear
lees the intrepid the matchless WAsmNGToN-wlth
out his purple mighieT than Caesar without his sccp
Ter greater than Alexander. II was in Thy name, q
Thou Ruler OF all things tina, the r American General
took his place at the head of his undscplincd troops
In the of God he fought his countrys battles, and
In the OF God he conquered. In preparation for
the great work he had in hand be- invoked protection
from high and clothed with The panoply of Heaven
he iRvncibe. IL not for the purple of power
nor for the glerng diadem, that the sword of WASH.
fSGrOS was unsbeaihed NE dreu he steel for Liberfy
for ns protection y hTnaR rgh from the tyranny Of
AS~aa poorer. N, fought that millions might be free
This smscks Of " Free Soil" doctrine. We tear some
Of our recent have been for far other objects than
human tights or Liberty
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EXCURSIONS.
I'D CEDAR Grove. TO

0--, To CEDAR GROVE. TO CEDAR
sZSNse-1NGRON r.. Cedar Grove open lo ne ru9Ac
rsxs<ss1ss>-sf lie sess1u.-Mf Wm. Nsntyke tslrs
pleasure, I'm informing his friends and The cuxens Of New
YORK hai he has ceased or term ~ years hgsr beautiful
nInfs kpnvn AZ Cedar Grove. heated on he suldefY
re of staten Island near the Oid tm Tree and he,
been actively ncs~d during the Spring n me laying oul
the grounds erection of huitug ahohses dpth, Ac-
DO having been bis determination fom ne commencement u
is nopreiorshp make Ceiar Grove he most eligible ana
nrreeahe summer be 0und n me vicinity OF New
York 3D.
For military and pleasure excursions balls, au-s Il
Cedar Grove viii be found inspection. Oh possess "a
. for pleasure that areuusufpassed a. an evidence u
which the rnlpreior need only refer NE lnhnc to card
which appeared in the New lorh sun ~ ur i3'h hsy,
che purpose OF expressing publicly an oi,n 81 s rpuy
III lie improvements and suung rreuts then progressing 70
fr surpsss for beauty Of scenery facilities in amusement
recreation and exercise rny summer resort ty hal e'e
before visited The Steamer Gen Lincoln runs daily Two
steamboats, eaye ever sunday Forparcuais see a er
ii ,.,nert ieII Sfs
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LARGE FIKE AT HtLIFAN. MA,s.-Ths wooden
factory Of d. a b Mowry, in Halifax, and three other
buildings with their contents were destroyed by IRE
the afternoon OF the 5th inst The factory ina
sured foI sa0Ooo a. several Offices in Hartford and
there insurance the other buildings II the Bow
ditch Office, salem Mass
THE SLAVE ADDICTION CAsE.-Three hundred
and thirty indictments have been preferred by the Grand
Jury OF Washington sgsinst Drayfou Sears and Ens
hsh, who were found M charge Oi the schooner Pearl
Ia which that number Of Ascending slaves found
at the time OF her capture the 10Th OF April last
STAND PROM UvDER'-The Halifax papers sn.
n0uucc that the steamship America which sruved
there from Boston on hs Hrh ut on the way % LIVER
pool has on board the immense amount Of riiioa
pr hngdrsd thousand dollars ut space The America
manifest II the Custom House states the sum 80 : U9
only, which Is slight deduction. Boston Tray
SHIPPING AT BosroN-Nnetv vessels loaded
with aour pork sugar molssses coal &c arrived
al tins port yesterday ana about MY this forenoon
Traveller, Friday evening. 9Th.
~ Papers have been received in Boston from
s. John. ~ b UP % the 9TH inst The Editor of the
Macs IS enrased that portion Of the inhabitants O -
John should make pleasure trip on the Fourth o July
lie asks how loyaisi can 20 upon pleasure cN-
cursion the 4th OF Jay in honor OF the great Amer
lean day that witnessed the downfall of British supre.
macy M the old Colonies The Editor OF the Nrs
has lately visited Neg ork, and states that be made
the Journey back Ovcr 60 miles M flrYsfr hours.
IT, An elevenmile Foot-Race came Of on the
Buffalo Course on the afternoon OF the Fourth which j.
characterized OF the best exhibitions record Vi
feetness strength and endurance Ten Indians were
In H. among them the celebrated steePr0ck Csnads,
however won the rsce-the eleven miles having been
done IN one hour i've minutes and eleven seconds
Coffee Canada and Stceprock would have gone nye
miles farther had any inducement been offered
- Nrw WE At has been brought into Roch.
es,er-the 6rs, in market and raised u the town Of
Yates - say the papers Of the bth
- THE CRors IS OHIO, 10 IS sad, fully salts
~ TIE antciPations OF the No need be-
said
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MARNER Ia NIAR~H,~ -
AIR-rIGHr KIronEH RANGE.

AIR-TIGHT KITCHEN RANGE.
flHHE UNDERSIGNED have bad in Tor time
L bark l. WOODS Patent Portable Airughi r w Oven
icheu Range which has equset pectaons n every
respect. doing baking boiling br0iing. roasting Ac 10
our entire satisfaction snf ci-erfuy recommend 81
Others for their use, believing hey vii be equally well
pleased with 10 Operau0n
RALPH POSI- a seconi-svenue.
l. WALSH, Stafe-st. Brooklyn.
81 y RYDER, - East Broadway
SEYMOUR HOYr, % Pesh-st BrOoklyn
r DUNCAN. WIFE allsblrgh
The above only few Of he numerous recommends
rgrs which he malufacrurer has received and would r.
sDecuiy invite the pubic 10 cal hi. store and examine
he Range before purchasing eea lere AL are warranted
10 give satisfaction. az 3nl L. WOOD. ~ Wsier-si
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poARD1N THE COUNTRY.

Attic PARK HOUSE, Orange. New-Jersey.-A mos
delightful country residence during the summer months
% easaniy 0caed 10 ~ ihr most healthy towns in The
tn.on-an hour. ride from Newiork. with which there 10
frequent ally communication hy railroad
iel6 Inn JP BALDWIN. Proprietor.
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10 really quite unfaslOnabe 90 have grey hair
hskers and hose % the fact Informed hey
can easily change those inrdes 10 natural black Or brown
color without injury the hair skin by heuse Of BATCH
FloRs inst tancOus Liquid Hair Dye Sold, wholesale
and retail al Wal-si. near Broadway. Iy7 FMANu
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way constantly on hand complete assortment ~ brhm
flutes Of bon. manufacture and particular pains VIII be
aken with Flutes made order and IN All cases warranted
10 give satisfaction snd n sidiuon be- found Philip
Enss much admired music f1r the Flute published In num-
hers each and hs adnes Tor FLUTE and Guitar aso
books of instruction by Clnon Nicholson and others table
nr,.ir steuds Lc ie5u
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TITTTTT--
EDGAR p HOLLEY. ~ Hook and Ladder ).
GEORGE r. SMITH. Of Hook ana Ladder 4.
CLARK VANDERBILT. q Hose Co So
&. y. ANDERSON. Chairman


T. TrtiL. " d. Who started The FIRST Waerturr instl-
iou thus country receives iuFads ~ he cnmwodou .
fab shmeni % L8ghrs one door from ~ John spark li-
plan " treatment combines all the SHOWN remedial afapa
tons of bathing wh variety of physiological and mecntn-
teal appliances peculiarly hs own and diet and Regimen
unlike hose OF ans other Cry establishment No drugs
whatever are afe a food and eAercse being ihe
only therapeutic InsiWmeniaIues. Patients are provided
with Key PARK giving them access a. s times o The
most dell rhtf and sauhrous promenade ground n New
YORK Dav patients accommodated. Consultations =.
IA limos
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SHOCKING MVRpER.--Dr Samuel l.. Jones was
inhumsnly murdered few days since al Rock House
Prairie In Clinton County Missouri Tie had employed
well digger by the name OF Gibson 10 dix well who
during his absence became intoxicated aud neglected
his work On HE return sharp words passed between
them when Jones seized sun, which II Is supposed
was no, loaded and struck al the weil-dgger This
,xs,persted the lsi,er that he sns,ched up large
butcher knife rushed upon Jones and stabbed hun
through the heart causing his instant death The muir
derer led several have gone IN pursuit but he has
not yet been arrested. Another commentary on the
dreadful effects OF lntemPerance
TaE PARDONED CoNvICrs AT THE SouTH.-We
understand says the " o PioayHse OF the S9th that
two OF the nen convicted in Mexico OF burglary and
murder Hare and Duuon), who were subsequently
psrdoned took passage yesterday on the steamboat
James Hewitt When the Captain OF the boat was
made acquainted with their characters they were
promptly ordered ssh0rs, and reluctantly obeyed lts
said that they had previously beer turned out OF re
spectacle hotel where they had the sudscy to present
themselves.
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BOWLING AND BILLIARD SALOON. AND

- READING ROOM, corner OF Eighfh-sl and slIih-sve
nne-lle undelsined respectfully informs his friends and
ur plolc l- De has lately opened lie lnoTe1Aur esta1
hshneri and edges himself 70 paw al possible attention
accommodate ilose wlo favor hin win call -Four tne
lowing ses- ~ De iJuld on The serond story ROC % BE-
surpassed 10 NE ~ Ire r scry contains two tine BIZ ard
tables and sccomnioi aou or Ing The principal daily
papes Akea are lie Nrgiork Herald The Courier and 10
quire Ne lnoln- ne Eveliag Expres, kc Nc Foreign
papers WAmers European Tines. and The Lo1to1 Punch
jy5 SecdT GEO. SCHOTT.
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sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.
MAKSU'S HEATH-HODSE
NnAkN E.f.H|IsIuInrf.

been fiieI up superior manner, ani provided "Iu
every convenience found NJ the most fashionable places %
summer resort was opened the 18th inst Jnusua pre-,
para0us have been made. aorlInE quantity oi comfort
and peassntness surpassed al any OTHER plsce in e
country and with ample accommodations FOR - persons
great inducements are offered visit this cool and healthy
retreat The undersigned w.l give bis personal attention.
d, usual during the whole season OF business.
81 'saoi. p MARSH.
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importers and manufacturers az Human hhf, would INFORM
citizens and strangers that they have hand the largest
he cheapest AMI the Of wigs scaps, half
g. t01pees aids of long hair f1Zetfes nngets and
other ornamental hair which for price and quality
eqIsled. The trade supplied, wholesale and retail, y
NsiI-nIsre Neyy-York ie19 I'm
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TO LET.
FOR SALE.

q. At PRIVATE SALE ballng .ois win
-. partition wal nj oinrE fwo brown store or' l0uses
A-~ hui by Mr Cason Iu rselfh-st aho4 80 fer ifom
? ahavenue each .ot q fee inches Boy ~ feet incl-s
deep. For particulars Apply io
ly7 lw A. j. BLEECKER. Aueionser, Broad.
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nLEA-ANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
i with or thout trelkffsi and Tea Also otce a. :
Parkp.ace Ie5N lm'
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MEDICINES.
rn THE PTIRrIC.

WHO CAN BEHOLD our far and nspPy country ard
w rts feel deep grs'r il 'o ~ " Di re-, DC pr
- i,s 81 upn U.s. an3 how be- heart s1sr.'s VIII 0yiu.
.,- ~ We contrast oar happy ooliuou WIN he CO.
,,.i. Dos nn 81 nrei-n counts s WIZ ue i'sposn
IN yuruoe -isI have c0lu'.et way a'd psi n "hf-on
., Mil sal exist. lr prali I'M erisiahe monument
I'd 49,. .0s uiiors, ,et wlo can zoos -in .ia az
ress me fearful amount p. .i,..- ~. y ~
i.-. vifrout feeling a pailii -snN.llt a,''. 49,,
~ . Ill rendering relief, ca<eltess ' 80 elf Noee
-.i Anrallh sf ,re same ure cp.-flpA- i ".i III.
r.y io combat successfully ili -c"l Z on - ~ , 49,
b. br- 80 SO 90 mind h4i ctlnoi cure the pan tA
s,--y I'D rae sufferer Those iaanil.t N.ln ~. ~, -
disease must he srrf "a VIII i'r ftili i'i,t n
. r-- rf oil .lrsrs rnrarslug from sl pm NIN So ~
3d.. b. ...f tr fs hf nf system, lsfts-- 90 t'. Pr.
-e 49,, lr De- os~,a1s art -ardlsr systems scioiIA,
- ar,i obstinate clfsueou- era piuu-, cnfpaic
.lra owes ard diseases n tae bones Inc e.i'i 49,
their increase Is owing to ntf ueI'- utit'''. 80
,firh y, hole generations AID spreading dcsiucl3 ''-
y5-s series - wears Ssrsspara has enjoyed deser'el.
iv high reputation 10 The cure oi lisesse e1l uet w
history " reuieiai EMS has any rshsi5 s- ir,
50 rra.sfI. Isl is rOs lun- ~ -frtliE li ,iIe'
IN many Instances has Tailed %. success, -.' W - IL
-he yellow Docs- from repealed ga pri Ai.- : = -
supply Lon. 10 use a. relriis SCENT .s N.le,' . pa
ciravr rrries have been Pug recently 4-',, 'eif1
A. Know edged hF eminent physicians tni sif-eonsv "o
1lr.ra.ed l h- cure Of chronic snd AZ diseases u'.-
rom an impure state Of be blood ross Compound ~
YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPARILIA,
therefore wlae Tossessc, a- ne l,..-es OK ne
.er 80 thst comblei THIS preparation has ne meni o ne
greatest scoyer of le ag--and may sli-{ oe $40, y
hc treatment Cf he shove cglf a.ns 20 oe WHOM o'
r-rtor INDIGESTION,
ih - horrible catalogue Of heartburn naufnce' eeprrs
son oi SPINS -i-. .'- -, 49,. go IN ~
ces-1ries uAsl- rs '.e :. II - ...,.- 49,, a. .,flv
itrinE ana ttth- AieA p. t.'. - y-r, ~. -
traiei a. l4 sis ~. ' . - 49,. - III srsr
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