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Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated Is required e establish the same 10 the
satisfaction NJ the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, aud make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed for
cling the tract claimed, Otherwise surh claim will be
feited RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of The General Lana Office.
march blawI1w
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RICHARD NJ, YOUNG, 0U-II-I 77I.fi0I I.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Notice to Presumption CIai,nants.

Every person entitled the right of the presumption 10
my Of The lands within the sections and pnrs Of sections
above enumerated Is required TO establish the thu
satisfaction of The register and receiver OF the proper land
office, and make payment therefor az practicable
ier seeing this notice. and before the day appointed fol
The Of the public sale Of the lands embrac
ns the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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THE cALIEoRNIA WING.

mar -lawi3w " " ' 4
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Clasg No. l5.


This yellow Pine Timber must be tree q
knots, wind shakes and other defects,
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE la6 FULTON STREET, N. Yo. I
DR r. W. DyoTT 4 SONS CsnrRAL Aorsrs, No.
~ North Second Street, philadelphia, Pa.
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT Dare
sIsr corner eth street and Penn. Avenue. 4.
us- Also, iur sale by Druggists generally. t
ns- NONE GENUINE UNLESS puT UP IN THE
LARGE SQHAnE BOTTLES WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART AND SIGNED Win run wRIrrEN efoNATUHr on
& r. TOWNSEND, AND ms nAMR BLOWN IN rHr erAss
IN ID II. ID Y q n n In -.---.- -.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

ma. TowHsEHD--Dear Sir-My wife has been, for SIEVE
raj years. afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all to pur
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment to give your SARSAPARlIIA a TRIAL was ALSO
the Piles and by using small quantity oil your Ssrsapa-
rilia, complaint, completely cured consider Il
one tho best 81 medicines and would advise all who
=" GARRIT GARRABRANT rs
l22 Market street. Newark
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BARBER'S EMBRO CATION
FOR HORSES,

IA This preparation will cure STRAINS, m
Efsfs0 BRUISES, STIFFNESS, n jsints, Nffk0
HfXN CUTS Old ULCERS, on hoth man {ffNk
-AL-xE and beast u has cured Ulcers Of ZEN MI
ysGrs standing Relief is given in SpAvfNS by its app
cation And for FISfuLA and FGLE-EvIL is q sure
Also, BARRIERS HORSE PoWDERs. to restore
the bad condition Of the horse and TO DESTROY
WORMS which give much pain to that noble beast.
BARRIERS HORSE BALLS fer COUGHS and CA.
TARRH my own preparation and not frtimpeed to
the world as specific, bur The best founi o,it
I'D Horses SHOD by first rate smith, and their feet
KEPT In order and free from contraciions cornssper
intended by myselTcoruer 81 Eighth and ID streets
N b. Ali diseases treated, by The subscriber scien
tito principles lie regular bred farrier and al
ways be ipund al The Washington Stables ready attend
the calls Of the public. fias ISL o. BARBER
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NAVY AoEsT's OrrIcr,
Washington April igh, 1873.

: 1900 :
c,EkIED PROPOSALS IN duplicate, for each
y class separately endorsed Proposals for supplies for
Navy Yarsp Will received this Office until y O'Clock,
NJ Oh lie 2nd day Of May for furnishing anil deliver
g al the Navy Yard Washington, d. c., at such place
or places as may directed by the Commandant free Of
expense the Government the materials anl article there
inaiter specified, viz:
Class No. l.
Delivery commenced on before the ist July and
next
10000 Hard red Brick.
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10000 Hard red Brick.
5000 hest quality Fire Brick.


Class No. 2.
Delivery 10 be commenced before July si, and 10
be completed by September LIST, next
$50 running feet best foundation each stone 10
contain " 10 Is cubic feet,
800 running feet OF coping from feet 10 feet
inches wide and at least feet long, 10 all about 075
usrrh
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DAILY NATIONAL WIG.
o COME, LET Us SING .

% come let us sing,
Our youthful hearts now swelling
TO God above, a God of loyei
O come let us sing.
Our joyful spirits glad and free,
With high emotions rise to thee
In heavenly melody;
o come let us sing.
o come let us sing a
Our youthful hearts now swelling
To God above, God OF love
o come, let us sing
Our Joyful spirits, clad and free,
With high emotions rise 10 thee.
In heavenly melody
o come, let US sing
The full notes prolong,
Our fesIai celebrating,
we hail the day with cheerful lay,
And full notes prolong,
Both cheerful youth and silvery age,
And childhood pure, the gay, the sage,
These thrilling scenes engage,
Full notes 10 prolong.
o swell, swell the song,
His praises oft repeating
His Son he gave our souls TO save
o awel, swell the song.
The humble hearts devotion bring,
whence gushing streams ofloye do spring,
And make the welkin ring
With understanding song.
Wen chant, chant his praise
Our lofty strains now blending;
A tribute bring TO Christ our King,
And chant, chant his praise.
Our Saviour, Prince, was crucified,
It's fnish'd, then he ineeEly cried,
And how'd his his head and died
Then chant, chant his praise
All full chorus join,
To Jesus condescending
To bless our race with heavenly grace,
A full chorus join
To God, whose mercy on us smiled,
And Holy Spirit, reeonciled
BY Christ, the meek and mild
All fall chorus join
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TEAS! TEAS!! TEASM!
WASHINGTON AGENCY or THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest Tea Establishment i'm Amcrics


PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT II NJ" fohn' W
. The CANTON TEA COMPANY has >s,xz.z
6SsS>sA been peculiarly known for many years fsrr4
t&kNX This Is the largest and odestTea Esiab- kf&X
- llshment In America. The public have
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility Hut
such has been the great and pressing demand Tor Their
TEAS Of late, that they have been Obliged TO enlarge 10
great extent, their two principal establishments 10 New
York, viz.
I23 Chatham and 1913 Greenwich Streets.
Trade very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
10 any other Tea Concern in America Their acrupulous
regard to all principles that tend TO elevate the character
large house Is well undersood and as already secured
them connexon probably larger than all other Tea Es
adjustments united and they consequently are determined
sell Teas per, fragrant and perfect for the pricea
in the aggregate than any house in the worsi--chna ex
eepied. i..
They most zealously invite the attention Of the inhab
tants OF Washington to their Agency where the following
assormsns always hand and they feel no hesiia
ton N stating that wherever single Trial 10 made very
decided preference is given 10 the celebrated Teas OF me
CANTON TEA COMPANY
n5- Reader, make the experiment.
Retail Prices as folous subject "a all easssn DC returned
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LIE DOYEN,s DIsINFECTINa FLUID.
MHssns. pouIls, ROGERS 9 COMPANY,

MEssRs. PouIIN, ROGERS g COMPANY,
Sole proprietors Of The celebrated
LIE DOYENiS DISINFECTING FLUID,
es leave ca attention his important and nvauabl,
article, the greatest discovery Of the agepaened ~,
Washington, December 1871
THE above invaluable preparation, which entities the IN
yenor TO- and must, when fully known gain for hin,
the gratitude and blessings Of The whole human family
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the m0s
offensive odor, from whatever cause arising
by Il Hospital Wards he nla,nfeced Of minsma amt
Wafer Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars 40, &c, of impllr,
sasesv lii the sick chamber this Fluid will be found In
valuable, as the naiseons smell arising from III,
body from the night stool, by Its NJ dis
elled and shou The disorder terminate fatally the corpse
by using the Fluid without becoming in the slightest degree
offensive.
Captains Of emigrant ships win derive ncalculable ad
vaniages from lis In the steerage for dsnfrcng and
for blge water Indeed, numerous lis virtues, TO do
Il justice in advertisement would be impossible, Ger
France and Of this city who have tested H. may be
Office which will fully convince the most scepcal Of
lis wonderful qualities.
entirely free from any odor Of Its own, simple In III
application and certain In lis effects.
TO Oicners Agents. Captains Of resseis and others For
sale in large quantities, for steerase Of emIgrant ships
bse water and other disiniecna purposes BY appt
cation Of this Fluid the contentso Of frvy be
ed without causing thai highly offensive STENCIL and illus
rendering night soil a valuable manure,
The undersigned desire bring This article into publ,
will be furnished in quart bottles of own staml
for local uses or by The gallon,
Orders are respectfully solicited and will be Immediately
supplied. POULIN, ROGERS IL CO..
30 Merchants Exchange William street,
New York.
T5- For sale In this city by
w. q }. H. GILMAN, Druggists,
gr Pennsylvania Avenue,
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt g. w Mclean Member of the Legislature and late
IF the United States Navy, has kindly sent the following
certificate Htells i.s own story
RAILWAY Jan. 25, 1s47
year since was taken with the influenza, and my
whole system ef In debl1aed Twas induced to
try DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARtIIA, and afier taking
three bottles very much relieved and airi
butc 1t entirely the said Sarsaparila. have continued
taking u, and find that improve every day. believe 1t
sayed my lie. anti would not be without il under any
,!ieration. @. w. MCLEAN.
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"a long handled Shoveis
IL No. brass wire Sleeves
IL do do do
4 90 do do do
ream fine Sand Paper
do do Emery do
100 pounds White Chalk
10 do Red do
20 do Gum Shellac
30 do Flour Emery
% DO "a Cut do
20 do Cd do do
20 do best Shoe Thread
400 do Tallow
is do Rotten Some
do Pumice Stone
5 do Scotch Stone
do fine Sponge
1000 do Oakum for wiping
10 sides Bellows Leather
10 do heavy Harness Leather
8 dozen Corn Brooms
3 do Hickory do
4 do donble busters
do ground Paint Brushes 5000
do do do Tools mo. %
do White Wash Brushes 90 knots)
2 Palette Knives, IA ms in blades
6 Putty Knives
| small Paint Mil
4 bis sour or condemned dour for foundry use.
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NJ TAKE NOTICEI--The Canton Tea
Company are the e1eiusire vendors Of the superior
Hack Tea called .HOWQuA'S hIIxTUREs" They Intro
dnced IL In America In lso-and every other person
house protesting TO sell the at ull-mucb less al
will perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
9 IIowqua' vended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package Gin addition 10 its containing full freight
independent Of the wrapper) bears the stamp Of neatnes
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly
from light and air that their quality and power viii remain
unlmpaired in any climate.
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
AtTRMPLEMANs Hook store
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STATISTICS or FoRks AID SPooEs.A work on
the History Of the Precious Metals recently pub
shed in Hartford Comm Gays the value of the sill
$50 COO 600; Of silver tablespoons s2T 10000 Of
silver forks, sa5000 00 and Of plate and dining SER
vice, So. 500 600.
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THE EDITOR.

THE EDITOR,
JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor Of the Railway Republic
unpublished the above certificate, and remarks In edi
oria as follows
nz- The success Of DR. TOWNSHIPS PREPARA-
TON OF SARSAPARiLIA appears TO be one Of the
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
IN its behalf one from Cnpt Mclean Of this town. and
from the Rev Mr.. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the med;.
sine 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White enter
ain equally strong confidence in its Efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
lot fully believe to be deserving
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Glass No. o.
Miscellaneous TO be delivered ss required
Rtams Regulation Paper fent lined per pattern best
quality.
do Cap paper do do do do
9 DO Letter paper do three sides do DO
do blank Bits Of Iadns pr paiisrnio be fnrnIsh'd
Q do do halfmonihy returns, ruled 10 pattern do
do blank aequlsIrion Books, half bound In boards,
and quires each
gala BLACK Ink, IN quart bodies
z do Blue Fluid, In pint do
l. small botilrs Cnrm,ne red ink.
6erass best quality Steel Pens
dor Pen Holders
pound Wafer
! do Sealing Wax
2ldoz nank Lead Pencils,
3 do Red Tape
do Black Sand, or u pounds
IL pieces India Rubber.
40 No 20 o. y. Quills
I24bIided PenknlysT, SRodgers or wostereholm's)
pam Aln,anaes Tor 1850 tbound and leiiered)
Ciass No. TO-
. oa 70 s e s. an,,, T r
do do do Rye Straw
Class No. II.
Miscellaneous, 10 be delivered as required
4sn bushels Of Corn
40 do Oats.
Class No. IL.
Meesneons be delivered third by he 18Th July,
he balance by H., December newt
500 bushels Cumberland Lump Coal
4baD0 40 do Average do
Class No. 10. !,
Miscellaneous 10 be delivered by tie 18th July
,sSS Sa 4 i Limp c s s e virginia
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NEW YoRK, September 10, 1919
Gentlemen Having used your Disinitcng Fluid on m,
last voyage in The Washington the Atlantic, FINN
an invaluable article for destroying the enya from tn
Water closet, &c.
IL is also valuable for the to In their STATE
rooms particularly In Of sickness think the bes
disintcttng agent ever invented
fSlgnedl j. JOHNSTON,
Muster Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Msssrs pouiIs, RoaERs a Cs.
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Notice tn Presumption Claimants.

Notice tn Presumption Claimants.
Every Person entitled to ne right OF presumption ay
ofhe lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated srcared TO establish the 10 the
Office, and make payment therefor practicable,
after seeing this ncice and before the day appointed for
the commenc Of the public sale Of the lands
hraeIng the tracts claimed otherwise such claims will be
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
lar a.,
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''0h she was fair
But sorrow came and left Its traces there
What became Of the balance of the harness he
don't state Def. Adr
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Class No. 3

l53 Tons No. /, Amsrc can GREY Pig Iron.
Class No 8.
To be delivered asreqnred.
50 Barrels of line
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HoMIoIpE.-"Ma, here's word in the paper /
want TO kuow--whai's homicidel
"A homicide, child is one who murders another
"JTell, ma--when Jack Webb killed our Tom cat,
that was a TSmmyside wasn'tii7"
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cieanse and ,Senghon. Consumption h cured Bfon.
ehitis Consumption, L,rcr Complaint Colds, Ctaghs,
Hectic Flush, hshi isrfds, D,Gciat Prgtnse ESpec.
fo,aiion, Pain he Side &c. hare been and be ctS
ed #@0g 7si4 ava t31
Probably there never remedy that has been 60 sue
;essi In desperate Of Consumption this clean.
the nngs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health am, strength. iesae's 81 eNsI lfAAftf
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This certificate ennclusively proves thu this SARSAPA.
RLA has perfect conr the obstinate diseases
If ib booi Three persons cured in house Is npre.
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DR. TowHsKaD-Dear SrI have the pleasure to inform
iou thai ihree Of my children have been cured Of The Scro
ula by the Of your excellent medicine They were az
iced very severely with bad snres; have taken only four
ooesi y took them away Tor Which feel myself under
ieep obligation Yours rtfpsctluiy,
ISAAC W GRAIN, l0s Wooster street.
New York, March |, iSi7. 4.
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II say, Tom, isn't lucky that the fellows eyes
cooked ~
why n
Because il they were match, his red nose rouid
set them on fire.
FLEW OFF THE HANpLE.--Anna Handle and Fred
erick Handle have been divorced in Philadelphia.
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On, Towssrsp-Dear Sir-It Is with satisfaction thai
say 70 YOU that have recently Witnessed In several case
the most beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF san
SAPARILLA. Being engaged in lie practice Of mcdIcIns
have prescribed In several cases and never without be-
Eft In the removal OF diseases arisng from deranced
state Of the digestive organs aundice &c far exceeds
any hisy ofGe kind ever offered to The public You VIII
please ua J H. two dozen, &c. H
Respectfully yours, f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
Nous of the furcls.
Death of Ex-President Polk.

Ex-President Polk died at Nashville, Tenn,
on the 18th inst, of chronic dlarrhGa. HIS age
was 54-he being the youngest of all the Presi-
dents. The following is the official announce
ment by President Taylor:
OFFICIAL.
FUNERAL OBsERvANCEs IN HONOR OF Elk
PRESIDENT PoLK.--Thc President with deep
regret announces to the American people the
death of James X Polk, late President of the
United States. which occurred at Nashville on
the 18th instant.
a nation is suddenly called upon to mourn
the loss of one, the recollection OF whose long
services in its councils will be forever inscribed
on the tablets Of history.
AS mark of respect tn the memory of Cit
izen who has been distinguished by the highest
honors which his country cnnd bestow, 1t Is or
d. red that the Executive Mansion, and the sew
er1l Departments at ash ngton, be immediate
ly placed in mourning, aud all business suspen.
ded duriug to morrow.
1t i. furh ordered that the War and Navy
Depar ments cause su table military and naval
honora TO be paid, on til melancholy OCCASION
TO the memory Of the ilustrious dead.
Signed Il. TAYLOR.
Washington, June TO- ISl9
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Distressing accident. We learn that Foyette
Perry, Esq, one of the most respectable and in
fluential citizens Of Dover was Instantly killed
on Thursday by the falling of a portion of q
building which he was assisting TO raise. The
community, and especially his family consisting
OF a wife and several children. sustain an rrcpar
able loss in this affecting dspensation. - Eagle
Gen. Taylor al .Nnhani. We understand tina,
General Taylor has written to gentleman in
this town, that, if his official duties will permit
he shall accept the invitation OF Col. Drew. of
the Nahant Hotel, and spend some little of his
time at that fhr.iamed peninsula, in the month
of August-Lynn News.
The steamship Crescent City arrived at New
YORK on Saturday. from Chagfes, 9TH inst. via
New O-lenns 10th, aud Havana l9h The C.
u hrings nearly half million in specie and
GOLD dust on Freight, together with large quaint
,les OF the precious metal, the property of the
She also brings tne ~.'"".4 sur
.eving corps. who have finished making recon.
noissance of the lsthmps, after having examined
the most practicable routes NothlDg OF lnpor-
lance was strriug at New Orleans. The ch"le
ra had greatly subsldeh and in fact was scarcely
norced The efi,,rs made 10 stop the crevasse
had been thus far cffectua and TIE work is going
steadily on though the rear portion OF the city
Is vet flooded with water. Many PERSONS have
left the city to spend the summer ut the north.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25..-Twenty cases of
cholera arc reported Today, and eight deaths
The Choiera - The Board Of Health for New
York city, reported for the last twenty four hours
ending AT noon on the 2lllI, thirty eight cases Of
cholera, and twenly.One deulhs. There were
forty seven cases aud twenty five deaths reported
by HE Board on the 25th.
III. A. I II. 4 4
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED
by TIE USE OLE DR.. MISrAR,S nAI "a Al q

WILD CHERRY.
hc following certificate ia from the wife Of Mr. Enoci
rey very respectable farmer IN Oxford County, Maine
ANA ~ be relied upon true IN every particular II wa,
ro, tocied hut give, ny the lHdy ilrm of duty
"' Sn' owed the preservation Other life To Dr. Wis
"' ID" .sam Of Wild Cherry
Rumfnd, OAfotd Co. Me-, July lels.
This certify that have number OF years been
severely afflicted With the asthma In October !S43 touk
violent cold, which produced very cough which
was accompanied with pains IN my side md sweat
pfousoiy nights, These bid symptoms continued until
was 81 much reduced that unable do any work
Tout house, walk across tho without assist
uuce. IN july 1871, was afflicted with shouncss o
bren,h such great difficulty in breathing, and such
pain, that unable liz In brd sleep of three weeks
One physician no after ded me- und another who
Tor My friends dtspaifed oFmy life. I had no hope
myself tbuu commenced tdkidg Dr Wntlf'' BisIm U
Wild cherry. Before hnd tikon uotlu Wus allie Ia
walk about house. continued to take the Balls until
had taken iUur bottles and AN WELL fee irdm
pain, lutte cough do my work, Keep help, and
have not enjoyed bclter health for 61con years
Signed, RELIANCE PERRY.
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EDITORS TABLE.

THE You've CHRisTiAS's VIcroRY: or memoir
of Miss Emma G. Woshburn, written by he
father, Rev. A. c. Wushburn.
This will prove useful book for the young
and particularly interesting to many of our read.
ers,. who have had a personal acquaintance with
the subject and author of this memoir. For sale
by L. p. Walton g. Sons.
.LtrTELL's LIVING AaE, No. 267. Political
state Of Germany Illuminated MSS IF the mid
die ages, The 'naparte Family, and European
Affairs, are the leading articles.
TnE WoRLD AS IT MovEs. No II. contains
nine artce from Chambers Edinburgh Journal,
ore miscellaneous.
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VERMONT WATCHMAN

4gDr q. g. vaugbn's Vegetable Lithontrptlc Mixture
me Great American Remedy is attracting the attention Of
the principal pers all over the country Not journal
sny responsibility but what has ommented upon the great
lame OF ihs medicine VI has been introduced ali The
world and Inns earned for itself reputation never before
cquaed by my article in tho line in this or any other
country. The suros told Of its singular power over disease
of every strengthen tho belief that hn4
an agency IN the matter, the facts thsy ,tnnd forth
in the iazc OF monday, stripped Of all Embellishments, are
uuly startling.
No other medicine thought Of In mnny Of our most
popuous vlingcs and towns, and the voices we might
say Of millions cured OF u kinds of complaints arc heard
IN Its praise.
lie columns, call Agents Of the Great American
Remedy, this Lihonriplc Mixtur, aud got a pamphlet,