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1 OtnteN,

81 Alta large meeting Of Southern members
n both Houses of Congress, held ut The
'spitol on the evening OF the 7ih instant
he Hon. Hopkins l.. Turncy, OF Tennes
zee. having been appointed chairman ut
nrcvious meeting took the chair; and on
notion of the Hon. David Hubbard, of Al
kbama, the Hon. VIM. J. Aston, Of Ala
hama, was appointed Secretary.
Whercupon. the Hon. 4. Butler, Of $
arolina, from the committee appointed a
preliminary meeting, reported an Addres.
the Southern people, recommending III,
Establishment at Washington City. Of q
newspaper, to be devoted to the support
@.,d defense of Southern interests, which
Aas read and, with some slight modifica
lions, adopted.
d The following resolution was offered b.,
he Hon. Thomas l.. Clingman, of Norti
a arolina and unanimously adopted by til,
meeting
RssJr.i. unanimously, That the committee in pub
i.h,nr the Ad,.ss lps instructed 10 give with It th
names oi the Senators aud Representatives IN Con
res who concur ~ the proposition IN establish IN
Ihnuheru nrenn n manifested by their subscription .
The several copirs Of the plan IA circulation. - WIN
may hereafter authorize sad committee 10 include u"'
narnes.
.Woryiaad senator, Thomas &. Pratt.
yirginia senators, K. VI. !. Hunter
j. NJ. Mason; Representatives. J. a. Scd
don, Thos. II. ivarctt, PauIus Powell u
u. Meade, Alex. K. Holiday, Ihoma
Is. Bocock H. \. Edmundson, perennial
Morton
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MAfaire S'AeAemiae.1


N'AFaire S'AeAsmiae)
". STEiNLEiN haviag jsst rssasA-
ed FROM the fLsiesR si,r. Of New
York, Philadelphia, md Raki~o~,
takes great pleasure In announcing W ths cit
zens Of Harrison county and the pwlAir GIN
orally, That he IL now receiving and oprning .
very extensive and general asSsytnsni Of
DRY GOODS,
embracing each and -vety article usually kept
in Dry Good ESTABLISHMENTS, consisting Of the
finest and most fashionable goods Of the latest
style. HIS gosJs hiring bsvn .~ieried by Asm-
SET, and Aar,ss pad Cash j., almost his emisrs
stack, since the changes u prices, fashions, &c,
Of the past seasons, he is sanguine in his opinion
that he can afford to sell goods cheaper in the
Gown Of Marshall than merchants can sell in
the city of Shreveport, or any other town or
village in this region Of country. Wishing o,h-
cr- to Imbibc III. same opinion in relation 10
Csc1p dopds, he respectfully soliciis hi. old
customers and the public to call ard examine
lis stock laiorc purchasing elsewhere, and sat-
i-iy themselves Us to the truth Of his stnir-
ments. lie will be enabled to keep on hand
constantly, n select assortment. and good sup
ply Of any aud every article in his line Of bus,.
Gcss. ms Mr. L. SrfIsLgiS. an elder brother. Ia.
permanent. located himself in the city Of Phil
adclplha, and will attend strictly " ull orders
directed To him
o. Nor,lved If me- Public S7uare,
Marshall, Texas, May rs, $50
y H. lie will sell goods unusually low FOR
ash and to pUlfciaai J.aisrs on the usual
credit. 4gy
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GFN. Qurrn,N AND rur tUW ENrrpi-
rloN.-A correspondent Of The Philadelphia
'a{4ser having stated somo time since,
thai it was understood Gen Qu.lmau, Gov.
crnor Of Mississippi, would command the
Cuban force, and il hsying been doubted
by some, he now saws;
u learn from reliable authority, that it
was understood hy Gen. Lopcz that Gen.
Guisman would assume the command ihal
IN accordance with this understanding. he
tQutmanl proceeded at the appointed time
10 tie rendezvous, New Orleans, hut that
when there, several OF his friends hearing
Of i. succeeded in dissuading him from going
and'hc expedition sailed without him. That
he intended going is beyond al doubt,
however extraordinary such course may
APPEAR
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The Committee to which was referred tho
4 dut, of preparing an Address to the pco'
pie of the sayoholding states upon the
subject Of southern organ, To be estab-
lishod in the city of Washington, put
forth the following:
EtIlow CITIZENS: \ number Of Scua-
tors and Representatives in Congress from
the Southern States of the Confcdcracy
deeply impressed with sense of the dap
gers which bcsct those States. have consid.
cred carefully our means of sell-deicnce
within the | 'non and the constitution, aud
have come to the conclusion that II is high
" important to establish in this city pa
per which without reference TO political
partv, shall bc devoted to the rights aud
interests of the South. So far IA they are
involved in the questions growing out ol
African slavery. To establish and NAM
tain such paper. your support j. ncccssa.
w. and accordingly we address YOU ON the
subject
In the contest now going on, the cons,i'
tutional quality of fifteen states Is put IN
question Some sixteen hundred millions
worth OF negro property is involved direct
IL; and, indirectly, though not less surely
AN incalculablc amount of property, in 9th.
or forms But to SAY this, is to state less
than half the doom that hangs over You
Your social forms and institutions, which
separate the European and Nircan races
into distinct classes. and assign to each q
different sphere in society, are threatened
Il f.. -. 3
occupy the same social rank with the white
man and enjoy equally with him the rights
privileges. and immunities, of citizenship
in short all the honors and dlgnities OF So
cicty, is question of more moment than
any mere question ol property can be.
Such is the contest now going on-a
contest in which public opinion, If not the
prevailing, is destined to be a most prom
nent force, and Yet no organ of the united
interests Of those assailed has ms vet been
established nor docs there exist any pa
per which can be the common medium ioi
an interchange Of opinions amongst tho
Southern States. Public opinion, AS It has
been formed and directed by the combined
lnluence of interest and prejudice. Is tn,
80" mas "''' "'"S' P''''' "s"'"'
US III inc war now gong on against inc IN
s','"'on VI negro slavery ana yet we nave
taken no cliectual means To make and
maintain that issue with il, upon which our
safety anu perhaps our social existence de-
ponds whoever WIN ''oh INTO the histo'
"f tins question ana To 'hc circumstances
nnder "h'ch we are NJ" l'"coo, must see
that our position IS one oil imminent dan
ger, and one to ne ue'ehleo ny al the
means moral ana po''ca| o' VINE" we
can avail ourselves IN The present emergency
The warfare against African slavery,
commenced, it is known, thGreai Britain,
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4 H. persons are hereby notified that James
n NJ. lyon holds note made by The under.
signed pay able 10 the said Lyon. Tor the sun,
Of about eight hundred and ninety dollars, da.
ted about the 18th day Of Feb, A. ID 1919,
and due about the st Of Mrch 1880, TO which
note the undersigned has a just and legal de-
Tense, aud will not pay the same unless eom-
PEELED hy law WILLIAM COY LIZ
Pamela Co, June -th, ls50--no III.
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June 1885
uivfSTRA7 7llN NOTICE.

ADMiVfSTRA 7ION NOTICE.
NOTICE ia hereby given y nj pcrseas ~.
N rested in the estate n John H. Hansfosi,
deceased tina, tho adninissvasrix threeef ~
filed her accounts in this ott~e, and that NY
will be opened At the ucxt term n this eotass,
to be held on the Last Monday h Jusr, ~,
for allowance aud final seitlcmsnA
4. e. BEAZlEY, Cls<A
County court Iisvisss "a, nsaa
Jnn<i. 1880 ~ =,
UNNNEND'N NAkSAFARILLA.g
IUSr RECEIVED, fose 1ssrn n ~ ~
81 ehsas,l nea~ixr. CAN q ~ lk~e ola&t
cf NONnM 4 11ee9G1H.
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" Wholesale Book and Drug store.
& T. q re T. n MILLER,

lOJyasi'f igntiigsg's Hfsf
TENS srRfEr, sHREN rFoEr, LOUISIANA
IAkE this opportunity Of saving to then
friends. and the public generally that they
have received their spring supplies, consisting
IA part of tWo Thousand packaecs-our
HRtGN. MEDICINES. AM tIfiuicAHS.
being saleei,Iwiih special reference to their zen.
aiaruess- Oar supple, Of Botanic Medicines
Surgical Instruments Paints, OILS. Narnishe-.
Dyc Siu'e. Brushes, fresh Garden Seeds. supc.
nor Brandy, Wines, aud SPIRIT. fof Medicinal
purposes, extra fine Chewing Tobacco, Snui
Cigars Spaces, Soaps Window Glass, Physl-
cans Jars, Bottles, and phials, Medical Saddle
Bays, Patent Medicines, &c, are unusually
large. Also,
NEW SUPPLIES
Of School BOOKS, Medical and Miscellaneous
Works, many OF the new and elegant ldierar,
and Scientific Works, some Of which are bound
in magnificent siyl and Just such books A.
should be- on every lady's center table OF Ia
every genucman's library. Our assortment Of
STA RIO merry
Is unriyalled IN part consisting of fine extra
fine, and extra superiinc Letter and Note PAPER.
Cap Paper, Envelopes. Motto Seals. Wai.rs.
Sealing Wax. Letter Stamps, Parallel Rulers,
Merchants. Note Books with pockets. Ink
Stands, Paper Folders, Card Racks, Pocket
Memorandum Books. Qaills, Steel Pens. Pen.
cil~, States, Calendars 1abeau-, besides Blank
Books Of every size and kind We can also
say, that our assortment Of
FINE FtNCl ARTICLES
was never cQualled Ia this section. Il consists
of almost every thing i0fuL RanfihL ur
orarmeaf1f-yy' lofiumery, the mos; rare
and exquisite, Shaving Creams and Shaving
Soaps. Wash Ball, and Sosps orcyery de-rrip-
ton, Fine Shaving brushes, Hair nfushe-,
Tooth Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Clothes Brush.
IS, Dus;lng Brushes, Fine Niolins, Guitars.
AccordIous, &c, Fine Pen Knives, Raxors,
Scissors, and Strops; Fob, Vest, and Guard
CHAINS, Rings, and Slides Fishing Taekle in
great variety, Hair Pins, Curls Fine Ivory,
Tortoise and Buffalo, Dressing Fine Tooth. and
Pocket, Combs Hunters Gaps. Speciaclo.,
Gun Gaps, Water colors, Dressing Cases,
Chess wen, Bacgamon Boxes, Silver Pencils,
Gold Pens, Pencil Points Fine Snuff Boxes,
Walking Canes, Violin and Guitar Strings,
Breast Pins, Shirt Studs, In short, amos, ey-
cry article in this fancy line.
We invite the attention Of PHYSICIANS. M.,.
chants, Planters, and Citizens generally. to anr
large stock, We are determined to sell AT nm
usually low prices for CASH, or to undouh,edIy
puncinal men on the usual time We invite
thr attention Of the laasc. 10 our Fancy Ar,,.
elcs, and hope to receive their orders, either by
their husbands, neighbors, or sy,cthear,s, and
promise TO send them the articles they want,
securely done up IN the best stye
EI,lpa.l q. Nh I'm
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Carthage, Pdnoio County. Tcfas
TIVE Proprietor OF this establishment is pre-.
l pared to accommodate the public With the
best the country affords.
June d, tSsO--no ~
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Information Wmwacsl,

NF JOSEPH FEKNEL, Who MAS IN Match
~ iioehes about two years ago has been IN
Mesico during III. war ANY person Knowing
OF his whereabouts viii vey, much ohlls- his
relatives hy giving Information AZ this office.
Nav q, 1850 - ~
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to them IA scntinels over interests that are
repugnant 10 the feelings of the majority OF
| n self sustaining party
In the Federal Legislature, the South
has some voice and some votes, but in the
public press, MS il now stands at the seat
of Government, the North has a controlling
influence. The press of this city takes lis
tone from that of the North. Even our
Southern press is subjected moro or less TO
the same influence. Our public men, yes,
our Southern men, owe their public stand.
ing and reputation too often to the com.
menda,ion and praise OF the Northern
press. Southern newspapers rcpublsi, from
their respective organs in this city, and in
SO doing reproduce, unconscious doubtless
in most instances Of the wrong they do.
the Northern opinion in relation to men
and measures. How dangerous such =
state of things must be to the fidelity OF
Your representatives il is needless to say
They are but men, aud it would Ice unwisc
to suppose that they are beyond the reach
OF temptations which influence the rest of
mankind.
Fcllow.cilizens Il rests with ourselves
TO alter this state of things, so far as the
South ia concerned. We have vast Interests
which we are bound by many conailera-
tions to defend with all the moral ard po.
li,ical means in our power. One Of the
first steps TO this great end. is TO establish
n Southern organ here, n paper through
which we may commune with one another.
and the world at large. We do not pro.
pose to NEEDLE with political parties as they
now exist; we wish to eulisl every South
crn man in Southern cause, and IN de.
fence of Southern rights, be he Wing or be
he Democrat. We do not propose to dis
turb them, or to shake him in his party re-.
laiions. All that we ask il, that he shah
consider the constitutional rights Of the
South, which are involved in the great alb
clifton movement as paramount 30 I'LL party
and all other political considerations. AVID
surely the time has come when all South
crn men should ante for purposes Of self
defence. Our relative power in the legis
laturc Of the Mon is diminishing with oy.
cry census the dangers which menace us
hr' dhHN bcenulins greater ana inc ehri
instrument in the assaults upon rs Is the
public press, over which, owing to our su.
plneness the North exercises n controlling
influence. 80 far rs the south Is concerned,
we can change and reverse tins state Of
things II is not 10 be borne that public
sentiment at the South shoad be stuffed or
controlled by the party press,
Let us have press oil eur own, as the
North has, both here and at homc-a press
which shall be devoted to southern rights
and animated by Southern lecllng which
shall look not to the North, but the south
tor the tone which Is to pcryade IT. Clam
ing our share OF power IN Federal leglsla'
'''"' ~ u "'so '',",, o'' '''"'' VI ",''"'
''''' III t'' P''Ss % ,''e '"un''f' Leu u'
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NEW iDVERTISEMENTS,
Marshall lltstriOniC society.

I'VE citizens Of Marshall and vicinity are
respectfully Informed that tn, Society will
give au exhibition at their Hall, in this place. on
Monday evening, 18th inst. On which evening
Will be represented the interesting Mclo-Drama
in three acts entitled
THE IDIOT WITNESS,
OR
4 TiLE or moor.
The whole 10 conclude with Burletia adapt
ed expressly for the Marshall Hislronic Soci-
ETY., by gentleman of this place, entitled
The Doctor in.pitc OF himself
Doors open at half past O'Clock perform
ance to commence at $ precisely
Tickets Of Admission 50 ccnis-Chil.
dfcn half price,
BY order Of the President,
tEAN Il. ARNOLD.
Sce'y
Marshall juno Is-iin.
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ADUiNiSYRl7ION NOTICE.

/ ETTERS Of Administration wer. granted
l to the undersigned on the estate Of WIN.
Il Patton, deceased on the 23d day of Nav
last Al persons having claims agan.. said
cyaie, arr hereby notified 10 pres,n, them
within the time prescribed By law, duly authen-
Treated and those indebted 10 the same will
pa! to,
JAMES r. PATTON, Admir-.
June !, ls50. 53G
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TRI STEES SAFE or LAND,
In Harrison and lI,~hur Counties,

Df virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to
- me by William Murry, on the 3lsi day Of
August, l-ip, 10 secure the payment Of
debt due from said Mnrry to e, ]. Willard e.
Co, viii sell To- the highest bidder for Cash,
90 tine Courthouse IN the town Of Marshall, at
public auction, on Monday the 18th day Of
June, ihc following described land, viz;
Trca'y.onc Htndred Acres Of Land.
fmorc or lcss) situated in the counties Of llar.
r.,on and p,hur, known as the land surveyed
by Nriu, ot the head.righ, certificate Of Will
lam Nurry, granted to him by the Board of
Land commissioners Of Red River county, the
same being an undivided nteres, In said league
OF land that remains un-old, more particularly
described n the office of the county surveyor
OF Harrison county, and in the office Of the
county court Of sad county, in book H., pages
50 and 81. The undersigned, acting ns trustee,
viii make only such title to said land a. was
CONVEYED to hm ny virtue ef said trust deed
SAM +. MoSELEY. 7rr,s,se.
Nov 2 1850. So a.
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A mos, destructive fire recently occurred
en- lIun,syille. Ala In the property destroyed
was 'he Caldwell 'iouse, bsmerra' oslce, NJ
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n 7 III ITW,
J JACKSON NoRroN.
X. fooNns,
J THOMPSON.


Any person wishing to become a sub.
Sc, her to the paper, The prices of which
viii be- moderate. can send h. uamc and
thsi OF AIS postoalice. to his Representative
in Congress, without waiting for the Pros.
pcetus % lac published
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tin, AFFAIRS N \sw \oRK.-The \.
iort correspondent of the Philadelphia IN.
quiirr, writing on the 10Th, SAYS:
There is the greatest activity here IN GER
tain places, in fitting out men and vessels
for Cuba. There is no lack Of means for
de purpose; and have foil assurance that
money has pceu supplied from the Island
Itself in large amounts, to secure the object
desird. II the news should be favorable
to the reyolutioui-ts. there viii be demon.
sralion made that viii astonish the public.
as,o he extoih of the plot. Much Is known
in this city which can only be developed
unS'r rtain circumstances every person
cng,- I'd in the business being Sworn 10
secrsg."
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Sorp,uE OF rnn LnoNS-The New
York DRY GoofS Rcforier of the l0th ut.,
says:
We know that many are questioning
if the, is reality in the reported stop
page Of tho looms. We would say to this
class hat the published accounts give but
n faim idea of the quantity Of machinery
that vii be slenccd. Private adsices from
manufacturers to their agents are filed with
details # mills stopped within their dis.
tricts, ad generally wind up with the oh.
sc>aiiof tia, after such date they too
viii ccar running the mill or discharge
ouc.half the operatives
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Selling OFF at CeSt!

June liih 1850.
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Genuine IIsiieino ssTgTCAOgVSP,
80. lei Chnrirea ST. New OrIahna.

Z WRIGHT 4 co. having resolved to stand unryalei in
% every department of their bushes have agreed with The
PTophetors and Agents Of oil the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States to keep them con
santy supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
lar below e usual market prices By tins arrangement they
enabled 10 offer for the Inspection Of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found any
city. Having had many years experience in the purChus-
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired laCc
tor conducting this particular department. the most ibra
SCALE and prepared supply the trade l1CeB
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome ceHtage his investment either WhOttsnt
RCtHu. At their establishment may he found a ia
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprises part OF their assortment,
be furnished to dealers, cases, from
twenty-five cent cheaper than manufacturer ragu4
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IATTEHEOEyILLE, La, ) nf.. -, l5JO-
" nave USED u U upwards Of one hundred Clzs OF Bill
ols Fever and Fever and AEue and every proved
successful. G. NJ. Cr,Rr0NTrEE
joseph NJ CHARPOETIEE,
- WEN. +. HAPLEIGH,
For further reference, apply the following gentlemen,
mostly physicians aud planters, few among the
In Newt 'Ltaus-Dr, 5. Gilbert VIM Owen, G. G.. SChell
ana beOrEe w. Saunders hfsTs EIrOnskirr u Son G. ~
SandiOrd, J.; b. Ives and Capt George Fans. II.
Jeii ron Parish - r. r. k. Cutler and j. W. Allen
Messrs VIM. BGbh and O. p Bob5.
Fl2B oil st. Mar DIR Tar-tOH; A!esrs. J. NJ Halenan,
VIM. Rochelle and Geo. Schwing,
Temas F4 ish-Messrs J. Il. BuIlin Ira Bowman, w.
W6!ton, Nm: Flynn, WuL Ferguson and r, A. Flowers,
Rhpue1 PArlsb--Nr J, d. Knapp,
state OF hl=slssippILpn. w. H. brandon, Col SPmT,e
Messr ". d Shaw, w. g A. Killing worth. David Buin,
David Mc-aa, John S Chamhiss, T. J. ChambEss and
,Also-Rev. VIM Littleiohn Parish of Assumption; DR..
t. NJ. =. Glover, OF Missouri formerly Of this C DIV.
own kno%!eige, from actual investigation and trial.
K L.. MANN, Is Grayier street, General Agent.
to" For sale, also, by GILBERT s. CO. ~, aud C. n
MORlSON, IL Magazine stcet: by hr, COVE. az Mr..
landlords GilCa, New Basin; by Won NARrEN "
~ near the market, Lafayette; 81 BEE Y lEMING-
WAY, Jei rsou City at the office OF the Orb auiah Thrl
MnGIcpaIty and various other agents.
Free 81 ~ per ounce ~ cents hall an ounce. IA ounce
sufficient for six eight cases.
None genuine without the fac sN}a signature Of 4. Ken
dau Co., the likeness 4u horty nud sgna'.re Of James
speed on The ODe, and the wont, lr J. eed's Fe-
yer Tonic, Newt IrntP7 - blown i1 ihn vial.
AhO. NcUtaPs CHOLERA SFRCP, certain remedy
UT ChUera ChOeu Morbus DsrrhHa d. 7rRteJy and sum
mer complaint For 81 e a. above. PrepurlH JDlg BY
Jyi9 am A KENDALL 81 20 Papurlpr5, n. ORLEANS.
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsANI.
DIR. GEDEON'S
CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN LONG-LlFE
EMflpc NSiHFnh,H

tHRkAAn RG5HEnhso
! hR. GIDEON respectfully invites die attention 9th
tent Consumption, liver Comp amt Dyspepsia, Jaundlge
c oST 81 SEPehie; iTegIany, and al sorts Of Fever pa
Uep 10 Ie climate In1 season; 6PIhs purely vegetable
or 3dmNures their use MAJ be fully INDUCED in at all time
ana qPdgr all circumstance with the positive qssurnce o.
Fgs a WeS the T 9 ess Is EsRfb g M
e Gays aIe mule 10 rival those OF Mtlhusgah almost 10
i new re9edy Cont sssdy N t6 c but Is use wei
known IN the Northern and Western States These Bitter
operation that he has Been induced at The Urgent soca
meet the demand.
{at 6aSs %'5d y GfsoS. Ha65sa5ia" LG@s Tooo
BIitFrs and we chceruiE recommend to Re 4abLc:
ia Rally, IT,, l., %G $o'e, i, /. i foSs.
X, B 8ta,,nI'' Ipsa mvngff' il t2gy,,
No Iss Tc6oGpiioulas, come 20 Of G,Tod a.
Where will also be found Dr Cit5 Oh sss APARILGE W.
w IA +: FSA hH, INDIAN buCLOitrtias no
fee eeoe the ese sIsn aq h snd R e n TES T
nate wishing to get nisadvice, ard have The advantage "
guard in future as there are several persons in the CIV v
and pretend 10 cnrs ali diseases whie tie only cure WIFI
they achieve place the poor sindad patient beyond
world where diseases are unknownnd Wien know thai
tose npgfG9 43fcks mus AFT Fsoass or starye de
rap-to sound alarm tom tile River Mississippi to the ends
Ths WIFE, CLICK G aa Sro Spf oys feg a5 a
those ilera unpducated poison snaes in the grass .
Physiology, Pathology Chemistry etc. ETC. OF the human
Diseases and the various constitutions Of meG as an Cd FoW
faith, hope and charity-or as Vutnre knows about rt
tents Which have daily applied 10 me from different section,
oil the ely and eG1n{ry Who after their health has been
if the time had come predicted Of when the Oh Devil
20 about the earth like a roaring ION seeking whom 6p
nTATs
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: SITTING BLOOD.

NEW oRK, Apnl y, A..
Dr. Tgi5gseEl-t verify believe that yoar Sarsal aIlR
has heen lie means through Providence, of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough Ii became wor
and worse al last raised large quantities OF blood had
njght sWests and was greatly debated and reduced, and
did not expect TO i've have only used your SGrsapara
short fine and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me- am now able to walk ali over the city. RAISE
blood and my cough has left You well ina zine
that am thankful for these results. Your ODD servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, Go CHthaIine street.