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hANIFESTO OF RUSSIA.

| haNIr Id ~ (jF RUSSIA.
give iho Manifesto of Nicholas, as a relic
onnrcby-Probably, The last of the sort, as
aEc Of Tie dark ages has nearly scehh lis last
pen ID eastern Europa
de Grace of God, We, Nicholas /, EN-
and Autocfa, of the RuSs;as, &C., declare
nation. hasing, by eur manifesto of the oath
1919, informed our subjects CT the mise
'hlGh afflicted western Europe, we at the
lime made known how. we. were ready 10
lf enemies wherever. they might show them
II aAd Thai VIC should, without sparing our
H u conjunction indissoIub,e with our sacred
r. !efend the honor Of lhe Russian maine,
H. nvlolabiIilY Of our frontiers. ....
H. e1ommciQns and rebeIlions of iho west
pot s-nce ihen ceased. Guilty delusion, en-
'hc cihoushtless crowd with visionary dreams
prosperity which can never be lie frui, of
esS and obstlnacy, has entered the East and
MINORS contiguous 70 US, subjects of the
Empire, viz Moidavia and Wailachia.
y ae presence of our troops, together with
Turkey, has order been restored and
med but in Hungary and Pennsylvania
aE OF The Austrian government, distracted
ey another war with foreign and domestic
sm Italy, have not yet been able TO triumph
saIoh. On the contrary, Strengthening
hordes of our Polish traitors of 1881, and
iorolsneFs, outcasts, runaways, and va
he rebellion has developed itself there TO
threatening degree.
me midst of these unfortunate events, The
0f OF Austria has addressed himself 10 us
wish for our assistance against our COM
aFm'es. We shall not refuse him.
H''ns called 10 the assistance of this rich.
'aleffrse, the Almighty Leader of Battles
1n OF victories, we have commanded our
move forward for the extinction Of re-
and the destruction of audacious and evil
ned men, who cadeavor 10 disturb the
our domiEiOns also.
uod be with US, and who shall be against
we are convinced of it-so feels. so hopes,
: our God preserved nation, every Rus
NY true subject of ours, and Russia will
mission.
20 al St. Petersburg, the 26th day of ApriI,
.sar from the birth of Christ, 1910, and
y 10 Of our reign.
Signedl NICHOLAS II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

[,,om,'--They ,o., are progressing with all sorts
val improvements in Indiana. In addition
s;ea, wabash and Eric canal, between
\. ana Evansville, on the Ohio, compa-
H,,. ns Alng railroads from Indianapolis 10
kn Ne Me- from Indianapolis to Lafayette ;
witt Albany, by Salem, 10 Columbus.
/ less .,a aie exception of three or four coup.
Eat ,bsn bsnieled with the abolition and free.
Union Tny my State, of the Same population.
Yale at,er1 o IA Inc principle of letting
Ism. -Hu 10 It's own local affairs, either
,or,s " establishing domestic slavery, as to
a saIy ~, q lis citizens may seem best for the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
Novels of lS49.

,......-....,. Novels of lS49.
NIGHTEEN hundred and twelve, Napoleon
i - Invasion CT Russia. -. , -.
Thirty years since, or the Ruined Family.
The Forgery, by James. -. 81, -...as..
Trstrarn Shahdy, or Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim
Juo. "A. Murrell, Qre and adventurc9,)
Battle of life. "a loye stoEy,) by Dickens. -...
Campaigns in Mexico, a Glimpse at Life in Camp
by one who has seen the :. ELephan.".
The Old Judge. OF Life in Colony.
Memoirs, of my Youth by Lanlartinc. ! ,- So.
Georgiane Hafnroond, coiIii,arion 10 Jane Eyre.
Angelina Luxmore, or the Life Of a Beauty.
Ellen Wareham (or Lovcand DutY,) !, ... ..
go. For sale by WALLACE q WARD.
June %, 1919.
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For the Van Buren, Intelligencer.
TO = Sending Flo,cer.

AIR: THE DREAM Is PAST"
The flower that bloomed but yesterday,
Hath passed in fragrant haste away,
But memory shall preserve it yet,
Ihat rose Pearl-edged, with dew drops wet.
I hus sweet in absence, dost thou seem,
Dear Angel Of my waking dream!
That rose of love, those tears of dew,
20 fresh and bright, and-so like you!
6 Who. would not have nower.to twine.
Around so fair brow as thine
And L have culled modest flower
From Friendships holiest, purest bower,
And kissed it passionately oft,
And bade it whisper greetings soft
10 her, that blooming rose, away,
That blushing rose of yesterday
June Isl. c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Jous VAN BUREN.-7We find the statements we
quote below in circulation among The newspapers.
! have certainly heard some extraordinary facts
mentioned within the last few days, which induce
me TO think thai there is something going on be-
tween fhis and parties in the United States.
have heard John Van Buren's name mentioned as
in correspondence with parties in Montreal, ard
have reason TO think that the Government is aware
that number. (several ihousandj of muskets, have
been brought from the United States into Canada
within these ten days; at any rate circular was
issued yesterday from The office of the Customs
Departments here, 10 the collectors in Upper Ca
NADIA, cautioning them to be on the lookout for
smuggled arms. l have also reason to think that
these precautions too late, and that whateyer
arms are required, are already in Canada.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
a Convict Wife in her HUSBANDS

= Convict Wife in her Hussand's
I,irs. McAdams was few weeks since
d y ISe CRIME of murder before the Circuit
a, Iauison county, Mississippi. Her hus-
a,, moved TO visit her in prison, frequently,
De,Ds dressed her in suit of his own clothes,
rinn u which she effected a passage from
: e. she was traced as far as Yicksburgh,
0k passage in a steamboat, and from
.-iil'sI mad not been arrested.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
SHERIFF3S SALE,

WILL be sold for cash, In front of the Court
w House door of Scott County, on the
1sM day Of august, 4. D. 1919,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. ana 3
+. M. OF said DAY, one negro man, called John
about thirty years old; dark Mulatto, has a sea
on his left check, on the left side OF his neck;
ratker slow spoken. and says that he is free
Said negro man having, been committed to the
charge of The Sheriff of Scot, County, by w. G.
Featherson, j. r., on the 18th day of May, a. D.
lS4S, and his owner having failed 10 come forward,
Prove property, pay charges, and take him away;
he therefore will be sold, in Compliance with the
Statute in such cases, made and provided, to pay
Jail fees JAS. r. BAXTER,
..l. SifrG of ScoA County.
July 81, IS49. II
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.,1 o.. BOOKS.
d EMARKABLE Events ip the History Of Amcriea
Il y DR.. Olins' Travels in the East.
Lamartne's History of the ~Grondists, Vols.
War of MesiGo and its Heroes
Dealings with the firm of Domby & Son.
Orators of France by Headley.
Now and Then, by Warren.
Life of GenL Putnam.
Chalmers on the Power ard Goodness of God
Festus, by Bailey.
Mills Crusades. g.. - ...t. -. ,....
Adirondack or Life in the Woods, by IIeadlcy
Bancroft's History of the U. States.
Life of the Apostles.
Book of 1000 Songs.
The Minors, Guide.
California Guide book. So, .. go,
Fremont and Emory's travels in California.
Oregon and California.
American Manual.
Ahbott's Corner Stone. -. .,
Barnes Notes TO the New Testament.
lrving's, Works, or Tales of u Traveller.
Washington and his Generals by IIeadlcy.
Napoleon and his Marsfals 3y Hcadley. i. -t.a.,.
With agreat number fother new and valuable books
for sale By 80 wallace & WARD
June %, 1919.
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Meaican Protocol Difficulty SsHi1ed-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Philadelphia American
gives the following -.
':.It is confidently asserted in high democratic
quarters, that Mr.. Buchanan has received a, letter
from Mr.. Clifford. the q. S. Minister at Mexico,
stating that the Mexican Congress, had approved
of the principles and arguments advanced By Mr..
Clayton In The discussion with Senior de In Rosa.
touching the matter of the Protocol, and to that
extent had disapproved of the ground assumed by
their representative. For the authenticity of this
fact, profess 10 give no better authority than the
u,,cc Ia raons of gentlemen occupying high, social
and poliiical positions, and who were intimate in
the councils and confidence of the late admnstra-
tion.o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

The RUSSIAN ARMY.-A gentleman. familiar
with The subject, has prepared some statistics of
the Russian army, from which it appears that the
la nd forces of Russia amount TO 200 900 Of men
in the war establishment, and are arranged into
SIX main bodies of The army, the general reserve
and the several corps of Cossacks. The first d.
vision, the great movable European army of ope-
rations. contains 465, ,72O men. These uro ar.
ranged into $50 battalions of footrnen, together
1920 men) and 70 brigades of artillery, with
1900 pieces. BY adding the ar,iIlo:iss, the train,
the companies Of workmen, &c., tie grea, army
of operation may be estimated at 1000 men.
The army Of reserve contains 2O2 4Sg men. To
these must be added the artilIerists, &c. The to-
tai of the pieces of artillery belonging the army
of reserve amounts 10 472. The Caucasian army,
the third division, has l50, ,167 troops, with 3O2
pieces of artillery. The army in Finland consists
of 10000 men, with Is pieces of artillery. The
main body ofthe army in the province Of Orenburg
is $4,000 men, with l6 pieces of artillery. The
army in Siberia, l6 900 men, Is pieces of artillery
Tie several corps of Cossacks, who are liable
TO active. service abroad in time of war, amount
10 sc, 900 horsemen. The Cossacks, who have
several particular appeIlations with reference 10
the part of the country where they live, for in
stance, Cossacks OF the Don, Cossacks Of the
Ural, &c., and who number, upon the whole.
about 100000 mems able 10 carry arms, are
genuine Russians, as we'll as the great mass Of the
nation, but with the difference that they, since
the year 1864, enjoy many political and social
privileges. -, - ...s.-l,
The disposabie forces Russia is able 10 send in
the field in time of war amount to about 100000
men. OF cotirse, they consist only Of The Euro
pean armies of operation and reserve, and Of the
regiments OF Cossacks because the main bodies
of the army in Caucasian Russia, IN tire province
of Orenburg, &C., must keep their stations for the
paintaining of internal peace and order there, and
for the safety of the frontiers. According to the
latest official reports, the total of the population
tilrcc ccnghout all parts Of the Russian empire a.
mounts IL about 81 100000 inhabitants.
The reader may judge from this exhibit what
the Hunoarians have ic encounter, with Austria
combined with this formidable power, and Prussia
probably lending its aid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
For the Arkansas Intelligcncer.
AN ACROSTIC.


Fairest Of the fair deserve thy need OF praise
sARAH, ELLEN, AMANDA have had their praises sung
A ana my poor humble muse of melancholy. lays
Not equal to the task thy various graces to portray
i'ure-minded, lovely sue-nature hath sarnp'd thee
Rose OF SHARo N-graceful stately, as the bounding
Your form is perfect symmetry-may He WHO made
On thee with constant careful eye look down below
Renlan with thee--his choicest blessings
thee bestoW.
FAYETTEVILLE, July 8, 49 n.
Seduction By the Wholesale, at HARRISBURG, Pa.
Jonathan Gibbons Mills, surgeon dentist, emf
grated from Lancaster city, and settled here two
years since. He is villain Of the first degree.--
He brought bis first wife TO premaiu lure grave by
his cruelty and neglect. Some few months ago,
a poor girl brought charge of forncation and
bastardy gainst him. which he was enabled. tbro'
her wants, to settle. for small pecuniary consi.
deratlon. During this period he was aging at,en-
lion to the eldest of three daughters of one of our
most respectable citizens, who is a widower. The
father having heard Of this last affair, and also
other particulars regarding Mills, forbade him his
house. Mills. finding himself foiled in his open
visits, resorted TO covert means CT meeting the un
suspectng sisters at his Office and in the streets
TO each of whom it is said he made promises of
mar riage; and SO well arranged were his plans
and successful his delusons that neither of the
evlng him 10 be sincere in his attachments, and
looking forward TO the future. when every obsta.
Gle should be removed from their union. In this
manner he accomplished their ruin ard it is said
that letter sas Been discovered, written by Mills
IN which he declared his intention Of DESTROYING
the peace of the family, in consequence of his
summary election from the house by the father.
Mills was arrested and taken before Esq. Sny-
deri on a warrant for forncation and basar rdy,
the second sister having concealed her pregnancy
until the day before yesterday. Not being able
10 procure ball. he offered to marry the mother of
the child, and the worthy justice conveyed the in
teIgence 10 the family. What was his .a.lonish.
ment and horror, to learn that the heart. broken
parent had discovered that the next youngest
daughter was enceinte by Mills also. On this be-
ing. Known, the popular feeling savored strongly
of the application of Judge Lyhch's code TO the
culPr, while ihe father, almost distracted with
sorrow, loaded his musket, intending to have sum-
mary vengeance on the dospoiler of his peace and
his family. The villain, to himself from be-
ing lynched. made speedy retreat TO 'aiI, where
he is now awaiting the various ACTIONS, which will
result IN some seven or ten years in the Penitcn-
tary. This affair has thrown gloom ever our
whole community - Harrisburg paper
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICF

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ME undersigned having been granted, by. the
Probate Court of tho County of Crawford, Letters
Of Administration on the Estate of p NJ Butler de-
ceased all persons indebted to the are request
cd TO make immediate payment and those ha wing
CLAIMS against the same are required to present them
according to law. NJ. DUVAL,
q" Ad,niRiSh dtoT.
VAN buren,, July 10Th, 1919 I7-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
M A X X EFT S.
NEW ORLEANS, July IL.

Corrected Weckfy.l
CorroN-Ordinary, 81 6S; MiddIing. u mid
ding fair, ,sa 81; fair, 81 6a good fair, ga 10
good and Ene-non nal. 5 -. ...,.,...
sueAR.--Louisiana, % a 4a; Havana, 81
brown. Al ST.
CoFFEE.-63. ...r --,,
MoLAssEs.-8 IS per gallon.
ToBAcco-24 A.
FLoUR.-i so S 25.
SALr.-678 al 10.
CoRN.-50 Sc.
RIcE.-3S a35.
WMsKEY.--Rec tilted. Is a II
VAN BUREN, Country Produce. =
Cotton, -,a Slai 25
Flour, per cwt., 2 81 rs
Corn, ear. 80 q 81
Corn meal, per bus, 45 so
Oats, shelled, Is 90
Oats, sheaf, 2Oa 25
Bacon, per h., :, 81 a4
Pork, Sa2 SO
Beef, Iaa2
Mutton, as
Veal, none.
Butter, Sa 10
Lard, 4a5
Taow. Sa 10
Beeswax, lSa 20
Eggs, . 6a7
Chickens. per doz., s7I al 90
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THE LATEST AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE,

attempted iasurrection in Paris-THe Hungarian
iiepublic--Gfernaany- French attack Rome.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERN1A,
AT Halifax the s9d June-lsft liverpool on
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,,rss OF CaARITY.-The St. Louis Era of
,sb instant, in giving an account of large
no held in that city 10 adopt measures to
n If the dreadful visitation of the Cholera,
| he oOwng tribute 10 this highly useful in
IN and worthy sisterhood. The following
Ks we're made by Gel. Field
From an apprehension Of coniagion. and in
ksuence of the fear and panic that peryaded
"A eyery household. not 4 neighbor, friend or
|niulaiice could be found who would repair to
(buse of mourning and distress 10 perform the
| Sd Offices TO the Departed, ere her body was
kna,ed 10 The grave. Tha. in this extremity
Eadon vas made TO those angels cf. mercy
|ys.ers oi Charity-and that without hesi.at-
! 5sy fastened to the chamber Of death, and
!, irmness from which all others shrank, per-
& those kind offices which ;lotie before could
uid TO DO. His eulogy upon their disinte-
d charity, iGeir christian benevolence, their
|as Of humanity. mercy and love, was touch
i beauiiflI. And the loud and long contiiined
use with which this just tribute was receiv-
ranifes,ed how deep Il gratitude this conmu-
! ka Ihey we're under TO the Sisters of Charity
hair uticeasing devotion 10 The sick. tho desti-
he DYING and the dead in our midst. The
! &ka Justly and feeIingly remarked, that such
gi Of pure and disinteresied benevolence and
rn love, though il might never receive lis
jrd in Ibis cold. unfeeling world, would ne
sless meet with a full and just recompense
@e regions Of bliss beyond the gates of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
c.,-esOOndenq of the IntelIisencer.
no,Ksr1ujC. N, July 18th, lS49.

FfisBd l'gr ;ns, in sceipt of letters from Fort
We arc 11frminghe report we had few day
/ FashIa .OC CoI. BEiAMIN LOVE has been killed
EBce InI' ,b,, he WI returning from his cow pen,
apPea' 20 30 lilies above the mouth of the
[Gaie1r so s,I;,,. tonn the best information he
Fsse "...J-saidb be by some Bu!oxie Indians.
s way - Of this Jan will be great to his people.
Inc ". o3ss..ar;se6t kind and affabIe in bis man.
s1s f.r;ng the tl being of his people at heart.
!, a' he was jne of the greatest men in the
h'+ x Nalid, 1t is said, the Chickasaws
ehasJ' sh 'er,sDekted and will seek revenge. 1t
+ niu'I lD boned iht the Commanding officer at
',. vii f2 it his duty 10 bring the perpe-
''n"sr Ills al 10 Justice. Besides, the justice
hS ,rt il fill prevent the efiusion Of much
w .J ally the disturbance that may grow
" g ,hs melancholy affair. ...-
I deal ,f excitemeht prevails in this neigh
- abcutihs reports Of gold being found in
Wcbt. Mountains. There is but little doubt
hsine ,bere. A bulbous root was brought
sv ,6n,e botapist, with good deal Of the
:mud it 10 keep it fresh, The roo. and
rs,o nlacsd in a sack. When it was brought
u 5,,kpn out it was found that the earth was
/ # ,nau Particles, which proved to be fine
4 This buibous root was taken UP, in q valley
p,c hose mountains. . =. :,
h II your folks be up and doing! but will it
,rre an awful disappointment to many if the
nn,utains are in the Choctaw and Chickasaw
['ms, They will of course, demand of the
Lament, an insurance of the integrity of their
Yours, sincerely, J. X. 3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

The cholera is raging violently in the interior
towns of Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-26
McVOY'S TONIC.

Tone and Health FOLLOW Its Use:
TNONlCS (tOnka from tension, One) are medicna
agents thaestOre the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vigor of the body when weakened and re-
axed and when there deficiency OF tone or vital power
from the influence of disease
This u acts upon the nervous, the capillary and
the muscular system Ii acts upon the heart through it,
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption Of
The active principles employed that they be directly
applied the moving centre and the coats Of the blood
vessels Indeed OF all the preparations conved by the a
flee of this among those which exerts the most
p33Wea Tonic effect l. increases the digestive powers
in the gastric and intestinal juices taken up by the absop
ens enters the blood and stimulates the whole The
countenance, pale and faded beautiful ford
aspect and the whole of the system called
healthy action the of the secretory
tenn and by the moderate but permanent impression makes
the nerves the general vgor of all the functions
CUEEs (whOut purgng) aohere there pale gel
iop skin, attended aoith Seedlings 9nasarca Dropsv,
aundise Diseases Of the Heart 0bstrncted Menstrua
Weak Habit, INDIGESTION Relaxation. Hysteria Scrota,
Chronic Cdtdrrh Ch0reG Hyp0c0ndriasis Green Sick
ness Paraiysis Ricketts, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
~ TONES must not be used where there is Fever or
[nfa ati Price Al 90
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Lany lhelr operations. by any other preparation conn.,
pounded .or similar purposes, now before the public
heSe Spechcs are combinations of approved medicines
mnghng the excellent qualities of each medicine into one
anauye Whoe SO as to produce efficient compounds
which have never yet been known fail hi impossbe to
h OF onefwlse host OF facts might be advanced
snow me broad and deep foundation upon which the char
acter q these Specifics rests for support Long standing
cases o tfonorrhga Lse Structures Pains an he IOts
dUeG5'ons OF the Kidneys, Graucl, Burning in TIE in
arg Pnsages etc. ETC. have yielded the command o. ese
nvnciOe antld0fe and instances of SYPHILIS of the most
sanative influence. ~ ~ "s
The preparation is without doubt the most eectua rem
eay ever discovered and has cured obstinate diseases
ae other medicine had failed. In its improved form
LIS, nary taseless and effects permanent cure in Tie
space hpe or SIR days without restriction to Diet ex
pOure or business. Besides this important ADVANTAGE
never caves the part subject to that Troublesome weakness
ha occurs so often after the other medicines
presented, and taken the first stage of the disease
viii arrest the discharge and remove all Unpleasant fejn
IN lew days In long protracted chronic sfa M t
diseases. in obstinate Glees Female COmplanfs snnh nc
Whites etc il is without doubt the most efiectua remedy
ever discovered. "' e'neuy
We Do net of osI these Specific. as PAsAcrA or cure
lied by DIS Leroy and Ps of Pss. We are author
to guaranty cure, under forfeit of $500 A'en'""'
we wOud mere remark that these Mxtnres have h.. h.
SIe me puoc OF MewOreans for the last nine eD. nd
my ~ eaSe uniyeSaiy proved ehicacious anu
CdOIION.Bepare of a base Counterf,;,.r ,,ho
~ SPURIOUS and injurious article Rseoeet H. onG
,ugen. IN united States ts A. DONNAUD No ia =.
I'LL. TMKkkI, oetpcen Canal and Common "
realise on Structures can be had 1ras;s
- AZ private ooasutatious fee Of Chalse. M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-26
DR.. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

HESE MEDICINES are expressly erepared FIR family
use and, from the great popularity which they have
ta made OF Them the proprietor feels to extend
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Denen Unlike the many nostums put forth before the
public they are the production of every way calculated
by education and experience offer to the afflicted remedies
emnenty worthy of their confidence The proprietor is
graduate OF of the best medical schools in the limited
States spent in preparatory studies three years with two pro-
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cal lectures and has been engaged for years praccng
character From such experience and data the public haye
safe guarantee that these preparations tried in
OF with tine most gratifying results. carefully
pounded upon scientific principles by thoroughly &C.
4uainted with the medicinal effects of each article
and Of their combined effects. when chemically united
These preparations consist of the following kinds,
DR.. Keeler's Panacea
For the removal and permanent cure of all diseases arising
ON an Impure state of the blood or habit of the body
Cordial and Carminative,
For deanged state of the stomach and bowels whether
O. from the irritable effect of Teethng in children Price
20 cents per bottle. NV
70, H.. .n..1r -, Cough Syrup.
Ion influenza, Coughs. Caarrhs, HOarseness Asthma
Bronchitis Hopping Cough, Group and for ali affections
ne pulmonary organs, arising from Colds Price 80 cents
Vermifuge Syrup.
Inns vemIfgge an efectual and powerful remedy for all
species and varieties of Worms affecting children and sdnt
Rheumatic Lotion.
pSwenl ana sautary external remedy in Tic Doulou.
ach and exemties Rheumatism Stiff joints Contract;nns
OF the gaments Sprans, Bruises Conortions Cont Sci
ana ,o affections requiring the of external
Liver and Sanative Pills,
speedy and positive remedy for Constipation ousness
vo9sness and for the affections incident to ytated
sna dean ged condition of the digestive organs generally
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