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IT IS l MY ENSAlLI COhIEDED thlt
Stunto.'S External Remedy,
NUS i 5 Ill y | NJ T. \ 7,
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of II uuuk,nd' it can be had Tor only - ccnts
a bottle, aud VIII atylys cure wnun timely APP
uhed. Millions have testified to IT'S wonderful
itcuiiur properties. t. relieves Pam Instantly;
il cures ulseasc and grercntS dtIlYltY 1t restores
In healthy action the Nitrous System Whenever
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it is sub tct; there Is 10 Medicine THAI can COM
pare vita it. II you nave either OF the following
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and all Ncrvous Affections, CoutLtctluns OF the
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cs, Salt Rheun, Burns, Group, POSTED rect,
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EXrNA0NElAARs CJNE OF SAIL
RllEUM. New DIRK, February 10, 1917.
few applications Of lunt's Lniment' was
effected with the complaint ior eight months.
tried every thing that was recommended, butall
to no purpose; the disease grew worse. inSep
tcmbc. last, Il gentleman (Mr. l.. Tius) with
whom | was travelling, recommended Hunts
Linitrent. Used il but SIN times when the d.
scuse left me. have deferred making this com
run,caticr, unti! was certain the cure was ct.
icutual and permanent. | ar nov certain II Is
So and can therefore consclenuously recommend
Hunts L,pimcnt as certain and speedy cure for
SaH alcum'
Years, respectfully, J. P. CLEMENT.
A VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
LENS, Sussex CO. Delaware, Feb s, 1917.
Send ne SIX box,S OF Hunts Linrnent ilnmc
diatcly. ] am entirely uul. | nave heard Of
three cases Of Corns beng cured hy twice bath
ing with the LnImcnt; several cures OF ithcum-
allsui enc cage q Group, and one CT weak limbs.
have had nc furnish the Eminent on the Sab
bath, so sangune was the applicant OF lis hene-
hcal effects. l.. WEST 4 SON.
GEOI GE L. STANTON, Proprietor,
Sing Sing, New York.
.Nyryland Agent. &. Nj. HARRIS, LOG Bal
more 81, near Holiday, and lor sale by all THE
lTY DRUGGISTS.
Sold by Dir. j. WALLACE, F!k,on.
July 10. rs
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Parsons \ william,

11AnsoNs WILSON, Imr'Hs mcsod Heir Biz.
u Derry aud PEEionr ~ AGExey from the
corner OF Fohl and Market SIS, to No IOk,nr
81, between Bird AVID AN and having opened =
CHEAP Io'".S1DkE would invite the at.
itninn oir"lr hasrro rs their stock which will bs
found r"mrIr'r NJ ait the different departments
OF Iltrri'ufr..
All the standard Schtil Backs, Blank Ac-
count and Nrsrrl'rnruis Books always on hand.
Blank !soohs oi particular patterns ruled and
hcur1 to order Al snrt inlrtn
New publications. received as soon as out.
Orders respectfully stllcnrd and persons =
ing them my rely upon having them filed with
care. Address tARSON X WILSON.
sign Of IN" Zig Book.
- - XIV! :.
rAsI. U--us1su. "a
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Dlalerreolype Portraits.

OF superior quality, ha nd orncIy color-d
and ut up in beautiful Morocco Cases, complete
for only ONE DOLL II, at SPlELER's CHEAP
DAGUGnREAN GALLERY, No. 50 L. Walnut
Stree, below Fparth, Pnl,drlp'.il. All Pic
turcu made at tins establishment will be wmTan
led rrrtet,.
Snnt. Aim.
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7 nc faIm cOi9'nIWS aG0it
DOB ACHES.
FOE SALE
! will sell at Private Sale a
FARM OF 800 ACRES.

FARM OF 800 ACRES,
on Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is Of excellent quality Persons de-
sirous Of pu chasing, are referred to Benz
+. Sluyter, near the premises ON u he
mia Manor, and who is authorized to sell
the same. q. ". OLDHAM.
[Thc soil of Bohemia Manor is oft.c very bc,,
qvaity. 10 land is more easily placed IN the
mos, fertile condition, and when fully improved,
none can produce better crops.-EI. CecIi Wing
Augl2, rs
p*r he EHminer, West Chester: and
Delaware RernJlinan, will copy 3 wee K.
AMI ss1d- lta!'l5 > 'hr)h'.
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'Grcu Rc39c'ion of Prices
Tho sata:rber would respectfully inform
the public It'd. II is no@ sul;ns a variety
of S"nmer goods Il ,!lusua' 'nw prices, or
the purpose of reducing has stock.
Persons wishing to bly, goods at unpre-
cedeued low rates wouil do well 10 cal
and examine my lot before purchasing else
where.
WIN. TORBERT
June 2ltn rs.
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Hgsnlhrr.

The subscribers have. just received front Per,
DEPOSIT fresh supply Of Lumtur 81 eYo.y de-.
cript'on, embracing Pine Boards Of all qualities
Il lncil Siding; Pine and liemiock pl,is and
s'ndding; pne tnd Cypress Shng.cs tt al
lengths, ilemlacl' fenung 6o,Ids, Sc, winch
they Heller To tue pubic Oh the most accom-
iIoddtln~ terms.
BENNETT s kARSNER.
July - IS. SIN Chesapeake City
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3tsi0ls FeverS, which often pre-
"al 50 fatally at tho West may always be pro
vented by the timely use Of Dir. Osgood's India
Chohgogue. The medicine SHOULD be commen-
ced at the appearance Of the earliest symptoms,
which not unirepuently precede tho attack sew
eral days, and even weeks, TO warn us of impen.
ding danger The sensation Of langutr, the
lIaggard expresslon, wcariness OF body, depres-
sion fspIi 5, dcran.en7ent Of the stomach. pain
in the bones &C., cannot easily be mistaken.
For sale at the p-oprietors prices by tho
gent, Dl JOS. Wallace, Elkton.
Sep. 2S-3t.
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!.,;:las:"y from the Subscriber, residing n Fix
Neck, On Non'ay tIo l3tn inst awdlte log,
la ned Perry Short, an imdcn'eL apprentice 10 the
ilrthnr business, The said boy IS aoo,.t ii
years OF ngc, ami had on when he went away,
Inca -nuniIhont, striped pant AMI bull vest.
All Crrspus ars iorrrd harborag "r trusting. said
boy. and the above reward, vii! tie paid &c any
ne ret Irnln. him to nc.
GEORGE HARRISON.
Son, % IF
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Is hereby gr9rA, to tie creditors of Edward
" ilson, ST. that personal discharge hath been
granted 10 said drh.ir, and that ,hc sey entccnth
day Of Oc'otcr benz! ;Iio 50 condliy ui or Conn
" Cour next succeeding. ths date bath been set
apart for the final hearing III his case, wher" rs
creditors may attend, and sho" cause, il any
GRANTED siI;d debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Ga
July lj--jm. Cecil county Court.
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A Desirable Annulciation

Although, to eur knowledge, Pin;+-ds elebr
cd Comet has notytt unfolded its tail in "thr
dtrG !ns,'' yet we chr "a tale unfold" that ~
hope viii nlease our tfends equally as Mn ch
The substance of our tate being visible not il tho
"Blue Nant above" hut ~ TIE C.ilar of tho
Cheap Store at Cherry Hill, Jtnu,.ed by the
prblic's humble servants, the undersigned, who
offer their friends the above naliled substance in
the form of
First rate New crop New orleans
sugars el-4 7'cts per'lt.
y" I" New Orleans and Trim
dad 'molasses 81 l-2 cts per GAL
g " Rio Coffee 90 10 cts per ID.
" " Rice fll-4 cts pr ID.
=" " Cheese II cts pei Ii.
Together with Bacon, Salt, Soap and Cam
dies, End .. general assortment Of Dry Goods, oil
of which they offer to their friends at greatly rp-
duced prices, knowing the scarcity Of "the need
fol"
Country produce taken in exchange forFbods
and tho Lcst prices given. Cali ana examine ioT
yourselves. and will abide the result.
SHIPPERS * CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill Fob. 18th '4S.
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Ordered that the sale made and re-,
ported by Francis y. Ellis. Trustee Tor
the sale Of the mortgaged premises of
Jacob Shermcr, at the suit Of Mary Fell,
EXecurix Of BENJAMIN Fell deceased, be
ratified and confirmed unlcss cause to
The contrary thereof b"shewn OF or be,
fore the 18th day Of November next,
provided copy ofthis order be inserted
il, some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the twentieth day of Octo-
Der next.
The report states the cmooat Of sales
20 be $I375.
True cory Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 30-3t Reg Cur Can.
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Francis Finch, September % lis
Ordered that the sale mad. sc report
ed by John G. Groomc, trustee for tie
sale CT the real Estate in the a2oye
cause mentioned, be ratified and con-
frmcd. unless cgIze to the contrary
thereof be shown on OF before tne 23rd
day Of Not ember next, provided copy
OF this order be Inserted in some reW,-
paper published in the State Of Mary
land, once in each OF three successive
weeks before the 9th day of October
next. The report states the anonnt Of
sales to be $1,000.
True copy. Fest.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 3o-3t Reg. Cur. Can.
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Farms Fer Rent.

The Firm on Bohemia Manor now oc~
cuped by Thomas freuyman containing
800 Acres, upwards of two thirds of which
has been lined. Ode hundred acres for
Corn next year &C Of which has been well
lined and 5000 hrsna,5 Inc WITHIN mile
Of lie farm fer the balance
Two other farms adionugs aid farm Of about
500 acres each, two thirds Of one q! which oc
cupicd by John Eedweil has been well
lined and 1900 bushels lime On the prem
ises for the corn Fl ID next year
Apply TO the subscriber at Elkto".
GEORGE " OLDHAM
Sep. end IS.
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Goods for the Season.
G., ", KIDD,


NO. So slARkET ST. WILA!NTTf y.
G L. ~ .% 1" CT '''''' " "'S
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods.
10 q t at the present low Prices, which will he
Gi-p 5. ! oi at "liy small ADVANCE; he names IL
paIt
E:iIiCs EETaSS Seeds.
CaShmcrcs, all wool, Orleans Clot'!s, Oregon
,'.tm sire, aud bar. and Monterey plAi1s,
do in rich cc.o.s. ! Lama piuids, Cling
do all silk plaids, hams, ~ variety.
do worstrd plalds, French a,'d English
Alpaca, blk ,la:d ard chinz, Mnusse!n.s, in
mode coors treat variety.
fr%rlle offers giya, bargains IN;
French Mrrinoes, s Thibit Cloths;
English Mcrinoes, Parametta&.
Coburg Cloths.
4 GH S"Pr,y u hosiery.
For Ladies For Gentlemen.
Apuc. Hose, r,bb'd. Lambs wool l.! ii
PLAIN tl@oh'a - 40
Cashmere do do do Nerino l. do no
Mcrno do ;nix'd. WOODEN, Cotton
IN ialusia, new style, Thread do %
RAW SILK, WOODEN, cot
ton Sc.
Those in want Of Goods at fair price,, and
,vho wish TO buy articles for what thoy aIe re-
presented, viii please call as above at
q. W kiDD'S.
j, Market II. " lIn:H. 5'Jn.
Dec llLh'47
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E4grWssEzs
AT THE
Old E>sdAb i5shreI s:srss
NEAR IuE RbrNI,L

The subscriber has just returned from
Port Deposit, with considerable additions
to his stock OF Lumber, and he is now
prepared to furnish to his old iiltnds and
to all others who desire TO purchase.
Lumber OF all descriptions upon the mos.
accommodating terms.
JACOB c HOWARD
Elkt9n, May 81, ~
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itdSE 81 W t'i!S ilISSIT!tEl, fnu can at
eitt"r LEWIS LADONUS.
No. Alb MAEKEr street, above Eleventh,
north sdc or 1T JACOB LADOMJS,
2tG MARKET st. first s!oIe below Eighth,
south side.
E-@N2 haze Gold and Silver Lever, still
cheaper than tfa abo"cpriccs-u liberal discount
made to tho trade.
Sent 23--Gm.
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esaaiGC2Ty Gage.

BY virtue Of decree Of tie High
Court Of Chancery, the subscriber as
Trustee, will offer at Public Auction, at
the Court House door IN EIllton, between
the hours OF , and 4 P. NJ, on TUES
DAY the l7th day ol October next. ali
that piece or parcel OF ground lying on
the north side Of The Wilmington and
Susquehanna Rail Road, otherwise called
the Baltimore & Philadelphia Rail Road,
adjoining Charlestown common, and
bounded as follows: BEGINNING at a cor
ner Of said Charlestown common, thence
extending along the north side Of sad
Railroad, sixty six degrees and three quar-
ters, west twenty four percbes 10 cor
ncr, thence north fifty six degrees and
quarter, west twenty perches and nine
tentis OF a perch to a corner, thence by
North Eastern boundary of Charestown
common and James NJ Conard's land,
south fifty six degrees and a quarter,
east thirty four perches to Tie place Of
beginning, containing cbort
Three Acres
Of Land more or less, which said prop
erty was mortgHged by VIM. p. Grant
and wife, to hons Burnside.
Tie improvements consist OF a COM
..S a. Portable Dwelling House,
AdssiG and other necessary build
ss9 w ings.
&.--7s-- .'SssSaas Terms as prescribed by
the decree, one third of the whole pu,-
chase money in cash on the day OF sale,
one third in six months, and one third IN
twelve, the two last tc bear interest from
day Of sale, with bonds with two sccu-
rites to be approved by the Trustee, or
the cash tc be paid on the day Of sale at
the option Of the purchaser.
WIN. II. EMORY, Trustee.
Sept %. rs is.
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HENRY w. ARCHER, Trusted
.sxaEssi surveying.

Surveying land, aud from much experience III
ocalnE i,n,,S, tracing INES, and dividing estates
iIsprcpaIcd to tacIU.e all cats III his profession
with c&ycd!iui! and accuracy. Ne also attends
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in selling Lanes commission. All calls will
be Thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate te"nS. Communications hy riaIi
y il. receive Immediate uttrntior.:
ZINES h!cCAJLEY.
New leeds, ncar ,Etklcn Nd.
June III, Ns.
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CCN'y liN'A%C!NG,
LAND AGENT.

flirting deeds, Mortgages, Wills Articles Ola
g,ccnen;, Bonds, Bll!s CT Sale, Leases sc. lie
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Valuable Property at Private Sale.
E'a.@a, Wills ami Woodland.

The subscriber will sell at PJivat
Sale, ali his property, v+z:
No. /. a iine farm containing
50 ACRES,
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Dmgains, Bargains.

Strt 23d, 'tS--ts l$225A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-28

There was quite difficulty in the nnth ward, in con-
of party, favoripg the views of the Albany
Convention aud opposed to the Wilmyt proviso havu
previously gained possession Of the room In which the
new democracy intended to hold their election and
which out Of the district which they
present , Being bsffed in obtaining their ROOM a
air. The meeting did adjourn to tho open air
but the rain falling rather too thick and fast
for comfort outside, they then adjourned 10 house in
Washington street, near Barrow, where, being again
thwarted, they then assembled at Foshays tavern in
Christopher street where, after discsrdng the old de-
mocracy as wings they made their appointment. In
sevrral of the wards the delegates to the convention
placed under instructions how to act but what
been kept quiet but considerable difficulty treated
by disposition the part OF both factions break
down the buwarks OF the democracy. The whole pro-
ceedugs were opposed one party by the other and
angry the only result each disavowipg any in
tsntlon to distract the ranks a dsclsing other
as wings.
In the sixth ward time after the appointed hour
several persons had collected the Of the
sixth Ward Hotel aand the assembsge ushered into
room up stairs, capable of holding about hundred
people Here the cry of Shser. Sha-rl'' instant
ly raised, and he took the chair After considerable
cheering the first business the selection of
tary as proclaimed was the choice of representative
to the Utica convention, when alderman konler was
promptly named by his friends and decided as chosen
amidst deafeDipg applause and all kinds Of funny
CARNATIONS Notwithstanding as some disappointed per-
said In the that he s openly s,owed anti
Wmot Proviso and OF the boilers from rllov
In the late senatorial election so good whispered
three or four presumsble Albany convention men, who
were enjoying the joke-"the half breeds have played
the game for better than could have dous our
selves" On the tomult somewhat subsiding, one
proposed committee on resolutions, which, In very
few moments, reported several of great length They
were read and, at the second one MIR shaler declined
positively continuing any longer presiding CHEER
excaimng that he could not endorse such doctrines,
and requesting that pers.n should be put in MS
place; whereupon as Ia said in political parisuce, Mr.
Edward sherlock was prevailed on TO take the place and
quently endorse the procsedpgs At this stage of
the iSrce we came away, rejecting on the WAY Pres-
dents made
ANOTHER MsLAscHolY surcrpr.-A young gentleman
nf mn lral nv ne
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City intelligence.

The DEMOCRATIC WARD AiEErINos-At the demo-
cratic ward meetings held Wednesday evening" for
the purpose OF choosing delegates attend state co
vention to be held at Utoa tn 10Th day Februa
~, the following gentlemen were chosen
lat As,em Distr{ct-Sfenban
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IHBULoN THURsroN BROUGHT BAcK.-About
four months since, ZebulUn Ihurston and ano-
ther an coparners with Mr Joseph Daniels contract
or abscon ded with about 81 600 OF the funds the
company. week alter they had left constable start
ejn pursuit, and traced them to Rock county, Wscon
Territory and after n diigent eearch found the two
men located upon farm which they had purch used.
The Ucers authority being insufficient to them
he returned home, and afger days delay In pro-
curing the necessary papers ssTted agAin the 22d
day Of December last and succeeded in finding the
about 20 miles west Of Milwaukee A, might well 10
Imagined his second visit surprised them, but
as they were satisfied they legally his prisoners
they came with hin peaceaby es far - Syracuse
N. when one of them managed TO give him the slip.
but Will in all probability soon be brought to the city
MIR Coolidge arrived home last evening having Thurs
ton In his custody and this morning he taken be-
fore the clerk Of the Municipal Court and bail In
the sum Of $4,000 to appear for trial Indictment
charging him with conspiracy to cheat Mr. Daniels
The trial will probably take place at the next term OF
the Municipal Court.-Bosfon Journal jan. 10.
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Most ehsotusy was that great work consummatsd BY
that instrument 1t Is true 1t left them In Office but
their offices were the shadow of their former power
1t easily foreseen however that they would struggle
to retain their places and they approached the crisis
of their fate, they become dcsperate and IL
foreold that the which would reduce them
the level of common with other c
would ssoalixe their departure from party which
for quarter Of century had panpered their prids
tst they would lose all Of gratitude for the long
continued aud multiplied fkvors Of The past in crafty
ing the desire TO revenge toe omission Ut last to
tpue them In place and power.
The adoption OF the constitution clearly pointed
to their dipaoementss to complete the reform
It signed to accomplish II propsr that the
dispersion of the monopoly should be followed by the
dispersion oil the monopoists Those whose counses
prevailed ut the Syracuse convention governed by
the best Of motives Their design to uatranms the
,ourcss of political power Taey did not oppose the
continuance in Office VI the representatives OF the
tel power, cauee they held their places Tor qnatcr
OF century or becsuss they belonged to anothr gen.
Grafton but because they constituted combination Of
persona hsbituay unriendly to the enjoyment Of free
oom OF opinion aud were practised against freedom oil
acton because they had welded the central power,
constituting the central despotism designed to be over
thrown by che new constitution
Inc Illumination OF the wrath CT the central power,
the bitterest denuncation aud the coarsest invecv
with wnch democrats were s'sailcd who Expressed the
design 70 remove their odious monopoly by the exercise
lowed to pass without accumulation
Long possession Of otcs and power had led them to
IL in ate and the essential part of IL In the
Union They consequently regarded the proposition to
superbeuo 10 roosthOn against tbs party
i.-c aud insult to those TO whom was committed the
sacred trust Of governing. Those who were subjected
mentally to their power and whose psssivs submission
entitled them g. the rank OF true viewed tn and
the matter In tbs same light 1t was natural enter
tanning such views Of their position, that they should
consider that the effort to them had origin in
q desire to pjuro them personally, a. well a. good go
erun,ent and be passionate and waYnatuial, also
that those who felt conscious that they were actuated
by the single desire promote the public good should
them with forbearance Indeed nothing can bet
ter Illustrate ths spirit Of liberation which 60
the true democracy than the mode In which the
assaults Of the central power received and treated
during the contest which preceded and terminated In
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s:!aiis.IC,l,'s Pitts.

To t' riti>cGSOi tbs great md glorious Union.
Life beng ihc gcafc-t blessing. that which u.urrs
tom the eva 1t premature death must be Of para.
wouu' importance
Etaudclh- Pill. nre altogether ofvcgctalr COM
position, and while they possess remarkable powers
in curing diseases, are perfectly harmless, and can
thus De- used with perfect -nlcty typrsons otol ages.
and IN any condition %! The system with a certainty
Of beneficial results from their operation, which IS
mild and pleasant though thoroughly searching to
tlc root OF diseased action, and always terminating
In n great increase OF health and ylu1r
Nmcly-scycn years they have been before the pub
lie, and every succeeding year has increased the
sphere OF their great usefulness They are now pat
ruuzcd in every part Of the civilized world nor can
envy nor dcuacuon materially impair their well rs
tub.~hcd reputation,
These celebrated pills do not cure entirely hv their
purglng qualities. They have IN their composition
a vegetable corpusclr, analogous To the corusclc OF
the blood tins coTuscIc OF vegetable origin. be-
comes incorporated with the mass OF the circulating
hc. giving fluid, and upparis Preventative p0,rcr
which occasions the blood to throw out all mlcstal
poisonous, or pcccant matters thereby entirely pur-
lying the whole volume ct blood in the circulation
And thus these pills cure the most fatal and noSious,
and hau1N-ug Diseases, IN n manner So easy and
certain, 10 ave great thauktuncS to the afflicted
Bcwarc OF counterfeit pills which are sold by drug.
gstS and buy only Of the agents each otwiom has q
certificate. fnco - cents pcrhoV Sold, wholesale
and retail by \. II. y c. EURLEl l22 Lake 81
0uglS Chicago.