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~ DIR. w. BEACH, for publishing his
- American or Reformed Practice Of Mcdi-
cine, in two volumes complete.
VoL. 1.-The basis vi this volume will DO the
tl'ss two volumes OF my large work, called the
American Practice, originally published in two
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my late clinical practice and experience, up to
the period Of publication, will be embodied
This volume will constitute complete E..ectc
or Reformed Practice Of Medicine.
VoL ll.-Ths volume will contain complete
system Of Medical Botany, Therapeutics, and
Pharmacy, illustrated by the most splendid col
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Each volume will be complete in itself, and
The two may be had separate or together. My
Medical Dictionary, and also my work on Anat-
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The Congregational Church and Congregation
will pay their pastor, Rev. Z. AnAMs, their M
nual visit It his residence on Friday evening,
Fob. 4sh, the anniversary Of his installation, and
cordially invite oil who would be pleased to
unite with them in this expression Of regard for
lhcir pastor, to attcnd.
BY order Of Committee.
Davenport, January 9th, 1913.
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PUBLIC LECTURE.

The fourth address in course, before the Dav-
Import Literary So ,ie,y, viii be delivered on
Wednesday evening the 9th inst, BY ALFRED
SaSnEks, subject, Botany.
The public generally, arc respectfully invited
10 attend. Committee.
Davenport, February 3i, i848.
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MARRIED.

Al the lie Claire House in this place on Saiur-
day the 10Th inst, by John Rouzcr Esq, Mr..
JOHN WHITE, TO Miss ELIZABETH ARA
SMITH, both Of Illinois.
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ol1E Notes aud Accounts Of Louis A.
- Macklos, John H. Sullivan, Sullivan &
Meyer and all other notes and accounts in the
hands Of the undersigned for collection within
the jurisdiction Of Justice ci the Peace will be
put in suit on the 10th day Of February neat un-
less paid prior TO that time.
EBENEZER COOK.
Davenport, Januar, 9th, l848. 2O-2w
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2Oth.-Whea,, sp., 65 20;
mixed, 70 90; winter, 81 SO. Flour, 4,50 q
d,62. Corn, ear, 26 u 90; Oats, % %; Barley,
35c. Rye, 40c.
CHICAGO, Jan'ry. 24.--Wheat, spring, 60 65;
winter, 20 IS. Flour, S4,O0a $4,75. Pork,
81, rs a2,75. Corn, shell'd, &c. Oats, % 24c.
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HE undersigned bcgs lcavc to Inform
the citizens Of Davenport and the surround
ing country, that he has established himself in
the INCORPORATING business, and thu, no 10
now prepared TO execute orders, with which d
kind public may favor him, in workmnnlikc
manner. by strict attention to his business nc
hopes TO gain the confidence and a liberal pa-
tronnge Of the public in general.
Old gold and silver bought, or exchanged.
r.. N. II. JESSEN.
davenport, July 22d, 1647. 4B-tf
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lection. We hopo all persons indebted to US
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selves costs
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STRAYED,
IRON the subscriber living
- in Pleasant Valley, six miles
U1A from Davenport,
kOAX CHESNUT sORREL HORSE,
A" FIVE yean old, snip on the nose,
small star in forehead and branded
with two letters on the nigh shoulder. IIe 10
very wild, and when he loft had = strap on his
neck. Any information left Ut this Office, or
with The subscriber, viii be literally rewarded.
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January 20ih, i8l8. lo-3w
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"A I the Moline Foundry, large eight
- horse power TIlRESHING MACHINE
and CLEAvER.
TERMS -Onc-half, cash in hand; the balance
In six months, with approved security.
JAMES FERGUS g. co.
Moline, December 10Th, i3l7 i4-,f
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0U11nAx LAID A01N0Y-
NME subscribers have opened
II an office in this place for tho transaction
Ut General Land Agency business.
They will give prompt and efficient attention
TO the sale aud purchase OF real estate, to the
paymen, Of taxes, investigation Of titles, renting
OF Houses orfarms and to oil other matters con-
nec.ed with nm Agency Of thar kind.
They are also prepared TO make any entries
at the Land Office in this District on very req.
sonable terms.
Those who have real estate which thew wi.h
to dispose OF, will find il to their interest 10 en-
ploy our services.
EBENEZER COOK,
GEO. b. SARGENT.
Davenport, Oct. 81, l847.
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DAVENPORT, 7hTsday, Feb. 3, 1913.
PRoprcR. Provisions,
FLOUR, Dbl. $50 a 4,00IponK heavy, 200
WnRAr, win.bu. 50 55lTfAMs, ID. Cat
sp. - i5 a 50ISnouLpERs,, Aa5
CoRN in ear, :, i.ISIprs. :. 6n7
/, shcll'd ), 2OIf.ARp, ;, Ear
W meal ), 25n 30lBrrTrR, :, 10 n i2A
FLAxsREp, !, SO ga ilioNEy, = 10
TiM. SEED, i,OOa i,25lCngEsE, !, Ga 70
Oars, :, I5IcncKENs. dox. TOOL, 90
BARLEy, ;, 90 o5I EaGs, :, 10
HAY, ton 2,5Oa 3,OOIPorATors, hu. o5
Woop, cord, i,5Oa 2,OOIBEAss, VIII. :, 10
Coal, bu. lOa t9ilSALr, Kan, !, 62A a IS
BEEswAx,l Id. IS :, Liv. !, IS
HIDES, greon,lb "a ARIES, d,. bu. l,a5
- dry, ;, 5!IpEAcnKs, ), LISA 200
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sons 0f Temperance-A pnbG. Z -
mis EVENING Msada June g. which he a. t ms Nun w.
es Ths ~ Addresses will be delivered by msn o ar
G. D. and the Daughters and Yon s meeting
l GEORGE BRfvvnpsSLl y
;sssl, .tss JOHN C. REVSrwn En-
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4 81 ~ - S - q
i WAsBlNsToN. June Is. 15a8.
political bos and bubbles at the capital and
ii the and steam Il not a this moment TO
what Of dish is to be cooked during the cam
pagn The friends of Gen Taylor have had ratification
meeting Of the most 1pfted kind
resolutions excellent music blazing bonfes and witha
temendous gathering Of multitude The meeting ran
4 into the morning almost -a .sas.S 81
The friends Of Senator Crittenden Of Kentucky nave
given him farewell dnner Both parties joined m tins
mark Of respect end the OCCASION y ne resignation q W
c. which about 10 BE- fendered IN view o. tne o
the IN kentucky in which 5s = aDeus %
pacpste 81 The wing nominee About one nunarea ana
fifty pers0na were present. including many sena
tons andone or TWO members q the hQuse
highly with all parties ana az are ever leday 70
show him marked regard The dinner yesteaay was very
Brilliant afiar ana fhe speaxlng very eoquenI. =
II was avery hgh ana no man can appieclale
i such well bestowed honon more hlg =.
Congfess made pns SLOW wo 9n aesoay Dut among ne
amendments g the NAVAL n Was one appropFiang saV
to me purchase q ano lol aepot or naval
~ ol neal ~ mas peen recon-
~ ~ sscsas =. . sasyi ana vas ag ieea 70
without some my tnonsand dollars was also
py me mouse lof emuneeang losses sustained
~ Lnose ons Dau ~ 8fspns s5haiks feaeocK missouri
pp 1l yssssn e. Y sne PUBIC sefs1oe-
have auopte1 JONI res0uh04 ordering lhe
y. q pepa1menl tne troops which have been en-
= ie y y = near s. possbse y the own homes
a' :, s' .e a ING ldcties possible ana Az the pay
" ~ 'ey al up y tne hme o. NEIL uscnafse.
Ia s gae D' was consaelea awhile "a lne Mouse
- ~ - = ohs lossse q great many posts iontes aie
~ ou J. = my IN sne general CONFUSION. 70 ma
o' 'ss z luIenia.s interest % your leaaelss
y epuis Wels 'ns'ie y eie noase anu
~ 8 eae y' a Wy u'aaty Tolnl..se 'oA1ins y
''1 ew sr1sas, INC o"nu.y lns u eAas. &c
IN ~ anon ~ s Sllel
" w one saOoU ~
sasn - IS 2
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-
MR. BARKER slated 1t the meeting y The Commercial
Exchange on Saturday evening last that he free from
the tranels Of party that en should
be elected he should rejoice 10 ~ him as
John c. Calhoun to be Secreta Of State blot Lawrence
Secretary Of the Treasury Benjamin Butler Judge Of the
Supreme Court. and Reyerdy Johnson. Aofaey General on
account of therpecpliar fitness the OF whom
identified with the democracy Of the nd and two with
the opposite palty all he wsnte the q the
best men T ~ ss s e
Nj Barker did not state Gas enormously The De1
that he authorized to say that those eeneen would Be
acceptable to Cen Taylor although he does mon doubt that
Their eminent qualifications would render them peculiarly
on which subject he declared he had word of
conversation with Gen. Taylor AssSSs 4
Had MI Barker been allowed patient hearing lie would
have satisfied all those willing 10 be satisfied with nuth
that the statement made by Louisiana Delegation through
LAFAYETTE Saunderssm nowse coRfcted with Gen. Tay
lori position as an independent candidate Presidency
that left him at liberty to administer the Government ac
cordng to his Judgment It reiterated the oft re-
peaed declaration that another should Be nominated he
could not withdraw his name from the canvass that The
people all over the nation had brought his name forward
without his agency, and would remain with them to con-
stinne ITO withdraw it, as they thought proper.
Gen. Taylor no doubt said that would be the duty Of all
those who took part the Convention u abide BY its ecs
nit what honest man must whereas. the
Delegation undertook gratutonsly to state that they
would withdraw his name If not did not
however, presume to pretend that they had anthority
from the friends Of Gen. Taylor all nation to do
bat made this eQuivncal statement simply individuals
AS the representatives Of those who sent them their
,vbie yetren satisfied with ;he NJ was An
~ Their tsv pid s HAVE hssn lee;vaa after
the declaration Of Mr. Saunders that Gen. Taylor said
IN ~. IA NJ 81 g 80 As
.Ias y z - W
'nat wn'ch e saiu ne couia sot ~ nlMse'. S
replies the numerous letters addressed to him on
the subject Of the Presidency Gen Taylor has repeatedly
declared that he considered the perogave of people
throughout the Republic the at the ballot
box thatto him would be equally acceptable
whether emanating from either great political pafties
each part sovereign people but that he
would consent adopt the Of the
mating whether wie or tnocat 81 subject himself rs any
pledge that inteprity and honesty Of purpose had always
przded 81 his hesds md ben and nat he ~ chiefly IN
them II ba him q ,,y;t svar he g
the Il IL panIs va est m;
X 80
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1fSJfyESIs ARTISTS.

Orleans Ball Room Attached 70 the Orleans Theatre
sMAD'DlE Campbell IL bess leays 70 annouu~ nIls
Evening, MONDAY june Is, az he above Sao sgaA.a
to the New Orleans Theatre o series Of = AHLBdU
VIyANTS andsPOSES PLASflQUES /.
Doors open at 7Ia--Peronnance to commence sococs-
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s The New YeRK REGrMENT.-The gallant
New Yorkers have returned, after having partici-
pated in series Of victories brilliant as any in
the annals Of the world Their history. if written
the landing at Vera Cruz to the time when the Amer
lean flag waved over the city Of Mexico. During
that period the regiment was we believe, under the
command Of Gen. Shields At Cerros Gordo, to-
gether with the Sd and 4ti Illinois, it composed his
brigade, whose sudden appearance in the rear Of
the Mexican position, which it had reached by
road before considered impra created such
CONSERVATION among the enemy and was So instrll7
mental in deciding the victory. The New Workers
were also present at the battles Of Contreras and
Churub1sco, in the latter Of which their comman-
der Col Burnett was desperately lat the time it
was though bit MORTAL wounded. The castle of Cha-
pultepec also the scene Of their heroic exploits,
and the New York flag claims the honor OF having
been the first to wave upon the wallsof that eele-
brated fortress. The regiment returns with less
than one-t third Of its original number lit having
lost as many, if not more, men in battle than any
other of the volunteer corps. s.g
The FIRST. PENNsYLvANIA REGIMENT.-Ap part
Of the regiment above named, has reached our city
on its way to Pennsylvania Without making any
inyidious distinction between different gments, it
may be proper for US to express the gratitude we
feel to this corps for the efficient service it has
dered during the wal, in the hardships, the perils
and the. giories Of which it has participated III
composed part Of General SCOTS army at the cap
ture Of Vera Cruz, was present under its gallant
commander, Colonel Wynkoop, at the memorable
stormng Of Cerro Gordo, and was, with w alker's
Texans, principally concerned in the brilliant Vie
tory Of La Hoya Nor was its services to end here
The heroic resistance Of Col Childs while beseged
by Santa Anna At Puebla, is remembered by all,
and there the First Pennsy vanians nobly sustained
the character of the old Keystone State The regi-
nlent is now about to return home may the menu
bers receive a hearty welcome from their friends,
and the blessings and gratitude Of their fellow
citizens. -
rsat Penaa ,s Hetanteess Col n. Wynkoop,
bisss e At espts " saa9s
a, Hd R,s ENC l0ssRh Rh es's R A.
Moon Bres ee's and l. f Rss.' sy
From v ERA CRUz. The u. s. steamer Edith,
Captain Couilard, arrived on Saturday from Vera
Cruz, with four companies Of the First PennsyIya-
MIA volunteers. Besides the officers attached to
he First penusv rea;,oenf az bro,lebt IN
folloWlng PASSENGERS !;
A. WIZ j Jersey 4das
81 Dragons, Capt King, Isth Infantry &c
=. s.t.. 8 !. es;,.
$ y e 8 So = posaanc
.a. olsS. : n.si 9 sDs'ssl Mnlle esc
sSs Aass " ps's'' s :, ~
S S s.se * s..s ssse
''sy sup
sess = Jug .1as = -
with Mexico. Ralations will, sra;,, SAND Inas
at Elsinore. lie Zol Yerei;ns etc etf
-. - : = 7T----z
Ss e Dalioon ascension was made On inc 10Th
lnst. a. aemiock Lake,sllyin eslon county
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LAND CLAiMs Bugbee, who has become b.
nous asone Of the most enterprisng during
The late IL Mexico, advertses to pnfchase
land claims, scrip, Ell. He can b found 81 the
corner Of Grayier and ST. Charles streets, m the
hotel building.
QulcK TRAVELLING. BY the arrival Of the
steamer America, the Boston papen had later aivi
ces from Liverpool ~ nearly hall 4 dsy ttan from
tAls city
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Il poslte A9Ionueles street rack q me platfom wa
"A is nominees of tls party, Taylor and Fillnors
letters foye iIlis yvas q FIJI length fgur
i of Gen: Id u military undress uniform sur
rounding were three American Ilass. IL,
i whole heinz. sur,nounted .by The American eagle
sAt O'Clock flls assembly was called to order 5,
/ R ykes, who nolnil,sted the following named
gentlemen ii Officers Of the meeting Sss d
II X y s. III M. # s.
Prssidsats G Butte IS D. Mcneil James Lilly
F u o Moi fss oa %
Bosch 4; sasc steskona hayIIs
j. IL TGeen Louis Lsfisaa Felix Fonts
S q G H; seia. WI 81 Mount
las Adams y Jss Jones Eafayetsss s
Wsiemas seosd s Msnicips joseph Solo@ons Third
hlanepsity ii Kay 81 sS I, !,
Preston having pss, ss.'.su
came 0fwafa ana '1e7l Is
lng meyed 81 W. M !, !
dralk - 8 .
g 81, ~
W,
g -, 81 = < "a e pl1
Iucien Hermann q Dewses, Logan Hun,
eslf d.ns juIs CHA n ooa
Balie Peyton then advanced :. and announced
tlat he Ala lust arrived from Baton Rouge where.
rs corpaliy with u committee. he had been 70 visit
Gen. Taylor Mr. Peyton then read the document
which we publish IN another column, and which
was received with great applause.
MI Peyton was followed by Mr. Preaux, Mr.
O n johnson, sof Pennsy wanna, Mr. Reynolds, Of
Newly OK. ME- Hunt and MI, rentiss
Before the latter gent eaaan dnmenced speaking,
Co. Farar reported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Ksseged That the citizens Of Newo orleans and La
pely oour country and studoas If e permanent happ
ns g the me me .a and a1y Of
and MIlard Fillmore 10y nd Vice President
" ysnon beI Il PSade J "a M Il 's'
!. Rssolgsa That TIE selection Of Cen zachary BY
Of the q is undoaIte wishes s county and
ss sy e e h
and affections e the people I. rs
conm and Adolf y or men d MI sd Il hgS
ae q snd pe are
spheres . which tsy ieconnsnded and tlat both Of
M @ II e. sy M 6e
eaIsd e, y e rh.t III,
sys gitsy to sustain, n the g.
eouty = ctsd npon ana fransittsd BY testament to Is
from h Fiber e ne I and hst we bssss among
need shall have restored p i ths pure and simple days
PsseG Taf ~ III nd1siy hons III s
ys power and open but Just nsans e seccmplh a. the
IONS and fcr that pssdy and hal
q our end snd bold
Shortly afterI0 o'clock the the meetino ad;oured
Il would have afforded s. much reas,,re 6 have
,,b,;shsd ! f,,li yenort ~ flis treat bnt
W. c,sler Il ,nneeessarv to do So AZ mr. sunday
l. - zs. N, 81 81 81 s -
li've U.s.
3, : i - Z :. 8 = 8 s II.
8 Z : Z a 4 : :. : Z IS = :
1l1e meeting winch was called AZ the CONNER
cia Exchange on Saturday evening, by Citizen
Barker vrsa rerv mime rf,,siv attended ,t the sn
q -
a. " =. ~
mgs. = ne meeung was scarcely organized before
3.
-
x = nallas' ana iouu taik
ing acter1sed fhescene. Mr barker attempted
" addfess the crowd but ii i few minutes tie ap-
could
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- Eashionable Clothing oMpS0r I =.
" e Ga,,al erect have received By rscsni LILY y
YORK aiarse and superior stock Of Fashionable & ~
ID part consists Of ~ y = s's1Hxi
Super black, Ora d Etc Frock and Dreaa Costis
Super blnck and colored Mefmo Sac anl nlsc, o. Ill
Black and brown Crdsol 6sals lpxcasSss: 8.
Striped, check and plaid Linen Sars ~ 81 IS AZ
Best black French ORA d Etc Pants IA .sss ~ s
y Waite Naval and Military Grill Pants Isa{ M
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Papts: 81 &
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles.
Check Drili and Stripe Linen Pants
kutf and Fancy LINEN and Marseilss yst.
Plain Allst figured white Marseilles Vests Nj
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts; ~ & n
uhdershirts Drawers; .s 81
iiaIfshose Pocket Hsndksrchisfsi crusan. Gsns
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Al this Establishment article offered very
which Sold eiucton can ii any instance
Purchasers, whether they good 81 bad Of
quality Of goods may assured obtaining every
very price, without the trouble down.
being cheated. We have but
theowest ID city. Our Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods y nov very large. cotnprizmg 81 "a sssss*
Over 100000 Work
Made y &c latest IND best s1s!nsr apd Srantsd.
,s -: Z. g IS s g
Gashmee and TwssS ac Costs 10 N
Fancy Tweed Business Cpsts 70 q
M asfo Be- psss cosa 00 70 K K
Mssino Frocs GSss S g. t. a
fI osS ana aga e Sacs e @
Cashmarstte SAes and Frocks.
al ntaloons. ss 2 ne 81 ss ss1E h
Black Cashmere Pants ~
C Co Css si Pants 4 % e q g
G0ored Tweed Pants. y g o 90
French drsp % %
English h,l Msfl nc, Pans @ % 20 s g
White WIT Linen Pants = %
Indian Nankeen Pants &. .. !.
go Sss8s ~ VESTS IS 81
Colored Cashmere Vests :. %
elersd silk and Satin t. TO- %
Rich fancy Velvet Vests Is O. 90
Gold G as, silver figured Vests s4to GO
Marasiss Vests 90
Rich light siI vssis 50 % 3 %
Be-. bscs s Sslvss
Shirt !, Cravats, H ans q 10 hisf q d Il.
supsrfne az Linen Shirts, STITCHED 81 a super
n1'a asa sa sna
M Eana Gsu re, 95on
Biz I'd Iss, Acknowledgement
ss az az sass ssss
sands's Clothing Emporium.
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81. gsaII 81 e q oTHIM &

-.HLFKELEsMU1VHOEd O.,JV0. "a sMegazine street,
&T0 THKIk EUsT0ME IN fga
- ~. do MT keep oar Store open on SHndaps)
fSHOSE of customers who are unabesto calf durine
tn day will find store open the evening until Ea
ps ~ IL any article purchased in the evening does
pj il may Be returned and the money viii
5tfGl11ls ALFRED MUMKOE& Co.
epyRU No. ~ magazine street.
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&C.. a. Rsmedy for enc class q D;ss.s. oDl

: ID cni-
N03 FOR a LL.DR. W ooDRU IS DisEETffess3 S 9as
Dl PEiee so cents per bottle; six bottles fdr az
From H. w. billiard, late U. 8. Minister 10 BeIgss
ar. WDodysf "A few days since, received he Cvrsss.
good enough to send me- Having used the article ID i
% pronoune i most valuable Iasdiein Indeed sish %
of The Bowei4as sometimes suffer in the SouiI t
snothngequal to il. Respectfully HENRY w. Hll,tJsRp
From Capt John f. Davis, Company D, Ceorga Rer, MT,
Dim. 0odrifl take pleasure in expressing u ID ~
high appreciation ofthe efficacy Of your bysentery Cos5
paTticuiaf connected with the Army I'm "
The demand for he Georgia Regiment that your gsusfe IN
tons y the several Captains were soon exhausted. ur
able medicines the soldier can carry with him.
s.sssk ssaS Ut Your obliged friend,
8 July l4fls ls41. JOHN E. DAVIS, Capt can
~. Dr.. WoopRuFr's WORN spEoiYlci, ava III
aficept rmety for Worms. IT. Il good a III a.
cheap ~ the cheapest. = q sS
certify that administered to member Of nj tasi,t
Wooduf Worm Specific, and il brought away fifty worm: III
s.rvA;,s,,;u. u, al Fl - ajoHN IiTi
TIs tsIsE1Rg ssiiei1es Fe fer sse, whoelals
E Dr. oullen,s Indian Vegetable Rsmsdr,-I,
and Ill complains Hsns from impurities Of the blood Dela
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matters in the system which aggTavale the isease and as
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cines benefiied and tie individual finds himself in the %
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sndis general puriiisr If the system:
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