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PlIce, JaEed 7fsse. Is4s--.auaisaer, A,
 People of 0e Unasd S3s'ss.
 FEFEpoN vs. SLAvEKY. Martin Van Baren.--l am in faEor of prohibiting hy law, the introduction of slavery Into territory now free.
 Lewis Cass T will VETO any law prohibiting slavery iB ieFriteEes now free.
 Gen. Taylor.l says nothing on that subiect I keeps mnm. Tine Yankees FneSs I'm for freedom. The slavehoders rstksr I'm for slavery; ba, as | have myself only 3oa slaves let iheyn tec ss and guess
 The Peop'e--Wc no go, general, you arSf show your eti,rs. ANfI-SMOKE
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PULASKI Scr.

FJ JLASkI. fScr~
 r. t4e Pu'aski Circyt Court ,a Claqcery James C. Anthony. CoH,5lomeH'.J
 ys. Iv Ct,NcEgy. Da,iI Royster ? EqdJnt N OFFICE ts hereby given that, in pursuance of tie decrre renderei. th"above emitted ca,~.. in the Caaneery sfie of se fuiaski Circuit Court. te undersigned ss onfn ssioner. viii offer for sse to the highest and Inst tj,idrr rer-for for cash in hand, al the door of the court hcnsr ct said county ou the tarl Monday of October next. \ p l-4-. tt' nrg-o woman fiarri~ii ard the negro boy tasse nseBtioued and described i3, said decree
 GORDON \. PEAY,
 foaa,t.}ou~--ia C.anctrQ Little Rock, Ark, Sept. ,, l-i~.
 Prs. fes, Sl 51 .2-lw
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va &D M-H~ -mc.

II EBEAFTER, my mil ~ ,li gr,od for customers \ ooly ou saturday. Persons frnsn n di.l,ncr. hai hctlcF co,nc 50 ss tv be iere on Fr.daY n,eht
 D. il. BINGHAM
 Sep'enhef 1, l~ Is 52- Farmers, send your Bhral 10 Ldle RBch | WILL give siStt .Hn,s hnsrei for scoi mcT- \ clmptsule wl,-at delivered st my -icsm ndi on. fnae uortn tf lTta Eoyk Htsing | fee l,sjr of French burr stones 4a5 npefiar ta't 1 an pre- pared 10 manufacture good touT ] Nhl also gund what fog toa D II, BINGHAM
 -rpirnltsr ,. i-fs 52-
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Ter,ns far ahe se..lan ef l.l,c ,Innth..
MlMERS fLiluS TO Bor1TY ll,Dx~ <,

''""''''t :" 'LfIHN T" hNF VII LiNUNT NF. rTNHE undersigned is prepared 10 obtah from \ Washington, ihe LqDf Hgvaafs of aisehaf. sed soldiers. Any busiscss eonnec;sA- .th- tks. Department at Washington wi,l be puRctaaly a. tended 'o M letters. post pail. will meet with prompt attention.
 D. ". CARROLL I.lie Rock. Aug, \, T. iS I9-l lw
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
 OF DREW, Oa t4e ChaaceIy stfe heTeof--at Me May Term
 de7eof, leJS. Richard kuowles)
 vs. Bill for Divorce. I.uev Knowles. '
 NAME the complainant by his solicitor and r NJ appearing that the defendant is a nonresident oi the State of Arkansas motion. it k ordered that publication be made iu the Arkansas Blnncr. q newspaper published in this Staie. for two sncces- siye weekly insertions, the last of which shall be at least six weeks before the next term of this Court, notify ing the defendant of the penaraey of this cause, and that unless she anperr here on or before the third day of the next tern, of this Court 10 he holaen on the first Monday after fhe 5uria Monday of October next, and sxcer4 plead ap- swer or defnur to said si!i the sane w i b. taken for confessed against her and the matters ,bereS decTeed accordingly.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest: YOUNG k. ROYAL. Sept I2, lsIS-l-2w Cirrk.-
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FRESH GROCERIES.

1 H'tDS. oi prime brown sugar; l. bhis powdered O. h bags Rfo codrc; 5n i3na saif
 half b'ds crars5erfirs:
 " No. ! macgrral.
 2 casks clear sides bacon;
 " 4capvassed ham;
 " common dc 2o kegs teat lart; 20 bbs Rhskey, Soap, candles. salaraius, starch &c &e Which wIii be soit ipw for cash hr country F,fo,it,rr Aug. ?, ISIS JOHN D ADAMS
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EJ The SL Leais Uh'on avs: Every Deulo- cratic paper Missouri ne, only supports Csss and Butler, bnt hssf,eey expressed is oppoilion 10 Van Burcn's new party" '"
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ECCLESIAN'fICAL.

'FNHE synod Of Memphis, wi. meet at Ll,le 1 Rock, on Thursday, the 10th of Oc ober The Presby;ery of Arkansas also will meet on th. l7th of the same month. at il,e same nl.,ce
 ]. W. MOORE. Sfgfef Clerk
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cetr,ng Awlnlly Alarmcd.

Gen. le.ie Coombs addressed meeting in Bui- f5,o. shoF, tilne since anu ua-e the following eec- IaTalions;
 tin ls44, al this taae Of ihe year, Ar. Clay WIS c,e1 e President oi the Unitea st.tcs by hum Grca tnousand maloriN Il November, we found that James k. Folk had the mos, votes.
 ''l have travelled through ten states of the non, and ,i lhe Wing party do uot arouse themselves, Lewis Cass Wi4 bs yhn neat rfesileHt'
 Governor o! oregon.
 We understand ih3, Gen. Shields drelae5 ;he honor of the appointment to The gaveEns ssr ot Oregon in Conse4ue ueaes oi tAe stste or his Gsai1n lie Is sigAia tnzi his wouEcs w..l scarcely peruf' him to cross the Rocky Moaniaias, perhaps ia the cepth Of winter.
 We understand that Gen. Lane, of Indiana, has hccn appointed in bs place by the Pressent of the ! uitra States -~1
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ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'

M ISS VICTOR would respectfully announce 4VA to the ciiEens of Arkan-aa, lhai ahe has pr,- cured the assistance Of accomplished lsdy from the east, and will re-coTnenoe Inc exercises ol her school the 2>ih inst.
 In all institutions Of this kind the r,oral advance nent ot the papii should b. considered eeu,Ity t peTisnt with Inc development af their istele,t,,f powers; the heart must hc educated as welt .. ,i, Inind, and aaorned with hoss qualities witch beau ufy Inc manners and rcadcr virtue laors at,,ctive and agreeable. This shal! br special ot sct ,,lth ihs teachers, who trust tsiat eiuealioa ass. rAsr, enee witl be found 10 havs qnaliied them for iagl srdueas duties
 EveTy proper Incentive Co Inspire 8 lauf4hle ann, lation, and io develop iba isleai sla he ru,.lo,.3 Al the end of each bIoath Ae young lady most 5i. tingusshed for groeval goo4 eea.aet aud sssault,. m her staGies, shsil be rewarded by Inc Aoaaysrv decoration of amcdsi. During fac haarS of rs,.,,. 'ien. the pupils vii he < mach as possible. ,te- der i4e nI and eiiseien care of enc sf tas .eh.
 All 'he branches usually ghl in the 5rsi schools Tor young Fa' - sfI4FT oc ohdGtS pl aitonlioa and .tniy in tae iasi tate
 r. after rrfraird trials !, hr fppnd necessary, t. dismiss pHpf bei6ra tc expiration oi tli,. sesSia the l'arent es guardian Nili be refunded the reS{}pe of tlte amoaBt a,isaueed ll on 'ihe contrary the pupil he withdrawn hcfoTr tsir cVpirs ioa of the an~son, the parent gnsraisn VI ll s, held res,o, sihjo, except in case oi sickness. for fhe pnt,r. amount
 In nH cases implicit o6ediense te the rules Es firmly enforced
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nis~OIuiion.

Dissolution. NHE Co7artuershfp he re,n'ore exs'ine rihtIer Inc \ ua,ne and style o jotn q i iqBs S Ca. Is ihts day dissolved, by ma'sai ccn>ent. JoHv D. An.~4 will continue the Dry tioods and Grocery business st the eli stand opposite the Real E-tstr Bunk and s alone aathorsed srtc the business Of the late firm.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, July I, ISIS. ~SAM'L ADAMS
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CoCNrY OF PmLIIrs
 ia he CFesi Court of sqd County. ai tie Mag Term
 T. D. IsIs Isaiah hFoesen, Aionze Lilly aad1
 John ( Baldwin, surviving part
 ners of Royal T. Church, Pun. T., . GE iN bsT rf
 re ATTACHMENT. jel4r.on Peak and DanH ' Wright,
 Defe7faats.
 1 ND now. on this day, came the sail piaiptsTs. N by their attorney, and II appearing from the return ot tie sheriff, endorsed on the writ ia this case, that the said defendants residents ot s -tie; II is Therefore ordered by the court here, that the said defendants be notified that au attach ment has been issued against their cates io recover Gtbt Tor the suu of eighteen hundred and twenty seven collars and four cents, with interest. aud 'hat unless ihey sha be and apVcar before t ec.ttt heie, on before the third day of the next term oi ts couft, 'o he ho!ien al the court -hoq5c in the County If bulips, aod State of Arkansas, on Inc tfUt M1udaY oi November \. D. IsIS aud defend saii snli, Judgment will be entered against them, ant Their estate soii 10 satisfy he saar: And it i- iaf'hsr ordered, by tbe court that pnbliea aun oI this oTlet b. mate in some newspaper. printed in rhi, State. for he number of fiinrs auj lthri ibr ti; Prescrbed by law, and bat this cause be cohiiu,,ed tn il the next term ot thi, court.
 \ true coPy from the recora.
 Attest: l.. D. MADDOX, Cls4s.
 By JAvrs B. SHrLs, D. C < II. HsMrsrEtr, .hf. tor Piaihgs
 Sept. l2. ISIS. I-sw
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IT We copy from the Cincinnati Commerciai the following aecoun, of the recea, oa,ages in tha ely:
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John.D, Adams
SUNDRIES,

50 sd s1es $ Eis''' Rs 'olI..'' ao' 10 Thds. Sugar, jo Ebls, Ohio Flo,r, I5 '' Mess Pork, 10 Casks Bacon. m Kegs I-4s Ir4r.l 20 Half bbls Butter Biscuit, l5 Hhs Ale l00 Bbls. Wbi kov, 5o Halt bbis do. 2p Hblz Corn Meal. lo Bbis. Cider Aloe-at C5sE BraHdv, B Gin R'c ed on consignment and for sale very ioe for Cash. I D. MERRiCK, & co.
 ScHhb)qf Landing June 27, isi9 =
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THE
THE DARDANELLE SPRINGS,
 OF n ME EA N N @E A sM.g ~

 I'llE Subscriber would Inf rm his friends ard ilc \ Pubic genrrly that his Celebrated ater,hs Place tand ile espncal iayorite ot those whp have spent summer ,a the enjoyment of the deiightfui scenery H afetdal is n5w open for lhe recepttoa af visitors
 II has errec,ed additional hG.ldeas and added ie the Bahug Rooms every pos s.hle convenience ana gone 10 eeast3fr rabie expeGsc proc ufag the means for isltors ta y ihe fif sned st'oid ste, nre as we'd as lie Warm r ths snd evc,y inpfeveme nt which promote the comfort at inc invalsd or tse erahhcatjon ot The man of leisure. has heea added The lame ot tEes waters are Ion wlde spread i,, need r4iaafk here The simple fact thai Nature has furnished al che spot, or al least only lew yaaas aPari,
 FOUR SPRlIGS, each different from ihe other a is medicinal quai irs mast make taem grea, fesar; gs, the citizcnS af ths aud O her states
 White Salphar sad 'o fYai those ei Nrg,s. to be found here. as also
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NInin.

military i7suUect1a has broken ont at Ia nraiga- The Captain General of Navarro writes that everything s uauquil m that district Tho iu- surgant chiefs had united tiieir force ausnnipg Iu aii to9'c men To give battle to the QIeru's Troops
 They we're deleated in six engagements :3un had fed to Franee, and 2U5 hsd olsitnl- iA- benefit of the amncsty. Some changes in the ministry lad taken place We have Rol known Spain to be tram qui under any authority for the last dny years.
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RlasS Salphur aai ei.halybeate, AND
 \ &Oi2A SPRING.

The inhabitants U. Citls ma5 here s~eedr thei,, selges lo season, anI0ng the ssdts oi ns,nrA and secure that recreation an sfeessary o health. and vel poi be deprived t0 any causdrrahie extent Of fheir ,tsaaf ha sarias or cop1iCFts.
 These ,pting- s'pIaled ai inc base O. the Ma eszfne Noaniains. s0 mic. west from Little Rock tea tniies from Arkausas rivrT
 An Accommodation hsck is always "a reatllness at Mir Geo. Willians' Dgfdanetle To eoasey yiu,t- ofs to ihs SD ings ha may arrive en the St,.atn- boats which ply regularly. and afso connect at Na- fis'oDR. sHmI- AeekI ,Riih lAe nitea StatrS Mai Llse of Mr s'Happ, frum Little Rock to Ft Smith , so ihai passengers hy ei,her route csn reach thg SpTinrs without deiay.
 JOHN H. STRONG. June 9th, is Is 9q--if
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The only thing of interest is that part Of the fgilows
 ''lhe war in ltIly is directed ag9Get the lib. critics of the peope of that country; it. real oh,crt s 10 maintain the hQnor or the Austrian arms in presence of the ilaahpowcrs recognising their na- tionalily and to suPpod the most important i'ter- csS of tpe State. The Bsneyoeni desire to termin- ate paciiicay unhappy Gisse n=ions, having been withou: effect it has become the task oi our btayr army to conqner an honorable peace"
 Charles Albert h3s been nominated DirlutCr al Turin, the people being dissatisfied with the minis trY.
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Hungary.

The movements Of Hungary are. or interest. IL was proposed in he Chamber 10 send troops i.,,o Italy to assist e Austfilas hi. wa. st first ,r,- posed: butbe minister ssi4 1t was moi proposed ,, attack the Italian people, but 10 aid Austria in o3- hinng an honorable peace, and the minister sirni- hcaniiy addsi, "I'le desire k expressed that we should remove our troods fror Italy; bat # we do so, 3t,olo Croats would return to their country, and th!s would give fine work 10 lo.''
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nc Wtt@s say Nat 'if- V tHa hA4 t2fH tl8 "t'.' many years, ard mske tbis an obftruou Co ki.n. Do they forget thai Gen FAvor has boca iu office every day for forty years, and ilai he g'i ho& C. h,f ,gmHfsst4a as mries effr rad "a tts ayag
 Agala The whig Prts,,s are continually harpiu. ou t- siiiag that Gen. Cass las beeu bn, rlec te, to office hy the people. Now would a,h tesr :culiciaru, tn rctuFu, as to h0w naEy cihec1 Gen. Tssioy has bcrn elected Ia by inc people
 fhc Wings should learn with DosherFy tha 'roHpaFtsons arr o.{iolts '--A Asthciiic tala't.
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NEWS FROM THE CANADIAN LINE.
TIME following is from highly res
pectable merchant.

llClCllhul'
Dr.. ID. JAYNEs,--Dear Sir am We,
ry glad TO inform you that your medi.
cines are going very fast, indeed ! feel
much encouraged from the good account
] get of all who are using them. The
Sdnatire Pills are selling beyond any
thing of the Kind in the country. Eve
ry one seems to praise them as well as
the other medicines.
The Alternative is going very well
am nearly out of the I6Qic Vermituge
having only for or five boxes left. The
call for ten days past has complete y as
tonished me. The Hair Tonic is doing
wonders here: gentleman whose head
has been bald for fifteen or twenty years
has his hair nearly half an inch long,
and has only used one bottle. My wife
began to use the Hair Tonic shortly al-
ter received it, to prevent her hair
from falling of, and only used il twice a
week. 1t not only stopped her hair
from falling off, but has produced new
hair three inches long by the use Of
three bottles. Every one ispleased with
il that has used it. Yours
Il. G.. BUTLER.
Derby Line, Vt. Jan. 90, 1913.
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Governor Reynolds, IF No,


Cry or JEFFERSON, Dec. 20, 1917.
Mn JaHy PEcE-Sir;-Som time last sum
mcr you did me the honor OF sending me a bot
tie OF your "TEXAS TONIC" 1t came very
opporuney, for my wife had been laboring for
some time with arrangement of stomach,
torpid liver, with diseased skin,-shc immc-
diatcly commenced its use, and has found very
considerable relief, so much 50 that she drsrcs
two more bottles. II YOU can send il to the
house of J. & e.. Walsh, st Louis, they will
receive it aud pay for it for me. Your immo-
dintc attention will greatly obigo your ob't.
servant, Tn. REYNOLDS
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II. II. w. Hill, Esq, [er Dick & HH NJ o.

INV Williams, JAN, Y, IO1J.
Ma. JouS rHE:-I have for the last three
years, used your "Texas Tonic" Previous
TO that time was subject to Sick Headache;
Since ! commenced the use of your Tonic
have been entirely free, and | have no doubt
where the medicine used as a bitter twice n
week, would prevent the most of the diseases
Of the south, particularly Chlls, which have
known the Tonic TO effect a cure of by taking
half wine glass full So well am satisfied
Of its efficiency, wish you to prepare me a
demjohn Of It for ma plantation. ishing
your medicine may prove that benefit to the
human family that am shure it will. Yours,
II. X. w. HLt.
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THE GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

THE GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
10000 boxes sold each and every week.
HNHE Graefenberg Company desire to
IL call the attention of every one in.
terested in the health OF the great and
beautifulwest, TO their views respecting
Bilious DISORDERS.
This class Of diseases is the Great
Scourge Of the western hemis Jhere. Go
where we may, their sad effects are seen
and felt. The brave and self-denying
settler who presses his way TO the west,
to make the evidences bud and blossom
as rose" meets this dreadful evil. He
is willing to work hard and endure every
privation, thanks be 10 him. But in a
little while he is seized with some form
of bilious disease. His strength now is
weakness AcIoud comes over his pros
poets aud he exclaims, "would that there
we're some medicine TO prevent this
dreadful evil, and TO cure il when il does
seize upon its victim" From the mo-
merit Of the landing Of the Pilgrims at
Plymou' h to the present hour, bilious
diseases have sent sorrow and desola-
ton throughout the land. Lctthe graves
Of the loved and the lost tell the story!
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EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From president Houston.

CITY OF lIUsroN, IA, May 1914.
BY the occasional use of your 8tlters within
the last year IN all not amounting to one bot
tlc) am satisfied mat my general healty has
hot been as good it is at present within the
last seven years.
/, have in several cases, witnessed the use
Of a portion of what had on hand, by others
in cases OF Head Ache and Derangcd Digestion
and IN no case have known it to fail in Civ
Ing almost immediate relief NV opinion is
50 favorable Of the medicine, that | will keep
a supply on hand for family use. With con-
siderations of regard, am yours, sincerely,
SAM lIouSroN.
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DR.. Nym. II. Kcenc.

Your Texas Tonic is the most agreeable me-
icinc I have ever used to relieve the bowels,
their pcristnlic motion. have tried
il in cases OF Ague and Fever with success
The happy combination of ingredients form
ing the Tonic will always insure its success.
WM. b. KEEyE.
Tranyslyanla Place, La. March 81. l8l7.
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one ounce viii open the eyes of a man,
Ilc'lI buy one bottle. and try it again;
IiIs faith becomes strong, confidence sure.
Onc other bottle may certainly cure.
Ills taken--his mind relieved from the blues
And nature assumes her beautiful hucs
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Major Gooch tried "A single ounce vial
Cured two cases the very first rial;
However, my friends to make the thing sure,
one bottle at least ten cases will cure.
4 large dose before the Chill comes on,
Ouc halt Cat nrghU when the fJycr is gone.
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Chronic Headache ana Asthma.

One spoonful OF Tonic, Drink Sassniras Tea
Warm battle the feet, high up to the knee;
Wrap round blanket ten minutes or SO,
And learn what the IEN.lS TONIC can do.
The skin soft as the dew on the flower,
The paticet relieved in less than an hour.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
43G0 Is0LXall Of Zoo 81

THNIIE subscribers have now in store,
IL over 1900 volumes Of MiScellane-
Gus and School BOOksj their stock COM
prises, perhaps, every book in use in the
Schools and Academies Of the country,
and was procured on such terms as en-
able them TO sell loacer, for Cash, than
similar books ever have been sold in this
market. Purchasers please give US a
call-pe can and wiH sell cheap.
PRlESTLEY 81 MOSBY.
July "a, 1917.
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NOTICE.

"HE Accounts and Notes Of the late
u firm Of Blalock and Henderson,,
having been placed in my hands for col
lection. all persons indebted 10 the firm
are requested TO come forward and settle,
as they will thereby save me the neces-
siiy Of dHaning, and kemselres the pay
ment Of costs.
\ ?. NIL.
Canton, March -. leIg. e7-c9
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James n. skyIes, Of BOtcling Green
Effects of one bottle for dispepsia.l Z

LOUISVILLE Ky., A pril. I746.
Dear Sir;-l am IN Louisville, to the sur
prise Of my intimate friends, and not less 10
myself ! think could have sold 80 or 100
BOTTLES Of Prices Patent Texas Tonicl
long period Of III health well known to nv
friends, and my sudden restoraton-for a man
Of Is; strikes them forcihly. Tell the propri-
etor, il he makes me agent for the State Of
Kentucky, can be Of service 10 him. Yours
sincerely, JAMES r. SKrLrs.
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Oh cheorup your spirits don't look so shy,
II husbands ashamed, a servant can buy
In three weeks VI SO! perhaps not so soon,
Gaze with delight on the beautiful moon;
Your eyes become brght-your heart filled
with joy,
Good prospects in view-a Girl or a Boy.
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NEw ORLEANS. April "a, 1874.
John P1oc-Dcar Sir-From the extraordi-
nary relief that have received from the use
Of your "Iexas Tonic" after having labored
nearly fifteen yeals under an affection Of the
Liver, Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion
and general debility, feel constrained to re-
commend the use OF il to the public. know
Of no language strong enough to use in its a.
vor: the medicine will speak for itself. Yours
respectfully, I,AAH ID FuLLER.
Novemher =, lt45 lily
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Bishop Andrew. Of NJ. T.. c.

have for some time past been in the habit
of frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
aud believe it to be va liable medicine. |
have found I, TO act finally on the bowels, and
| think also on the liver. In cases Of indigcs-
ton ave used it with good effect.
JAMES q. ANDREW.
Noble March, I8l5,
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Derby Line, Vt. Jan. 90, 1913.
GET WELL OF THAT GoITRE

Many persons labor under the mis-
taken ideas that Goltre, ian enlargement
on the throat, producing great deiorm-
ty, and often death, from pressure on
the windpipe and large blood. qessels) is
incurabIe. This is very great mistake
This disease, as well as Scrolua, are
eradicated from the system by that
pleasant, yet powerful medicine iayno's
Altera,iqe. tits as certain to cure when
properly used, as that the sun gives
light and heat. All is wanted is fair
trial of its virtues, and the tumor will
begin to diminish in size, and gradually
qecome smaller and smaller until in en-
trely disappears.
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