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u DISTRESSING SCASUAET TE.,--AlT llIchsOlll
atlie wife Of Rev. Hugh Dickson, sWas throw
Strom horse4on Thursday;th 7I6sh Nay !: aIll
both bones fshcr left leg, near tb!
aancle. This was complicated with acompletI
AAdislocation of the iancle joint; ard:adiylslc
aof the Esoitfparts, for thirds of the dig
q atance around the Joint. VI, j attempt IVA!
$made to save. the foot, but the injury was s.
gextcnsipc, that ififfanidtio eoinme need 4or
aadays ;ifteftIlcinjjGry; which, if vas greatt
Hto :be feared would prove fatal, sssheswal
z64gcars oftage.. 9,he PLY ysicians iii:sa atfen
5dance (Drs. Archer, Wardlaw and Branch
asucceeded in. zarresting its progress bow,
seyer, and were cnabled, on Thursday, last
ID .amputate theainib, which she bosemps! pl g
Sbetter than was feared, in part, no doubt
attributable to the use of chic otorn.
aDickson is aseMomaIi5 5fof extraordinary sf0rti
aasudesand trustshemay ultimatef ysfeeoyes
4 The soperation sNrasss performed Drssf
SBranch andJ !; 81 aIVaTelaly assisted byiD Drs
aArcfer and N Filler Dr. Archer WIS the at
atendiilg phys bel anlier
. That IsDfas Is Z TIER ABOUT DR. PRE-
Courier, in otieing The
tA:rt place; recent blished ii
Stiie Boston, II ing fhat ima,i. ,i.naHe5
aR.ss5svs Dilling6 had, seen Dr: ParkfnaI
Sin Terres sHaute he liad arrived thereby
seai,al boat, and sfad LETT the next day, jim fht
tt:alae, for ST. Louis; under the name of Aat
ton-1say In the first place; TINT here
8spasS nos acanaI boat HERE from: the time;Dr
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- asHlssTo Mn 70 am
Tho III. I l5sEaoRE Senator from rom
youth Carolina died at shiss 10 dgings in this!
fs half past eight clock yesterday cven;;|
be- Vednesdl5 llgics lgics
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS, s.

Z Z This is the title Of thesnew Southern orgal
Established at Washington. The Prospecta
;39ill be found in another column of our paper
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= ssG Eess az sl
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tents themselves
wafsSiy il: its Behalf. Soutliern members have
Snip3aeS temse YES to- ils a,,nnort. md nj bar1
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VIZ. DJRiS0E, Proprietor.

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- aIES. 1.-Two DOLLARS per year, il paid
~ sncsysT&o DOLLARS and FIFTYEC CENTslf
zs iI six nl8nsas--an1 THREE DOLLARS il
III before the Sex pirations of the year. ALL
liiE e limited at the time of
fioLnSsSi Sisciil be coni isrcdSas made for an IN
sep2 WI. and will be continued until all
Spaid, ,sor ut the option of the Pub
,N3ss Qptions from other sS.ates must be
=. Mpaalaa SNhs tlel or reference tossome
Tsafis sssss iii sas1i icuously inserted "a
cents par q lines or .less3 for the
insertion and 81 1-2 for, each subseauent in.
son: When only spnblis.ed Monihlysor uar-
8. i'ei!ar persgrrc will he charged All
lseIslei,Ss 1sss IIaFlag the desired number OF
a vrs.d on tho aargin will be eontinu-
= ydIt lar5fi and charged sccordingty. ";
= Irse desisin 3 70 aGiSertise by the year caHdc
Ssaa libra terms being distinctly undss-
fSor,iat costsacss for ycarl dver.ising ars;eel
SiPa sIie 1raed didfe egimlte business fsthe
t54arssaa sting. Transient. Adyerc
l,iirs be pad Tor in advance. 80
Car 8, Three Do ollars, lin
adgaalce
= 81: ..tsass csss z Territorial yesidents.5
= = 4 l4ste dlsbats in The Senate We sS.
scs following pa ssa aea eoI1tai
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Death sof non: 3. .. =; s.. Nlrnorio. 3 e

4 South Caro- liaa 81, arain called to mourIi;s
anothef Of her qrest has been sum!
snioned from lie postof diifv ere tie soilndse
!of:lanientatiens have ceased for his 3predecess
ssor Under IIiiicll nothing butt
sthe most iigit demands of duty and m:
seienei o6ed to these demands couldi
5haye:I led us to; suppose he would accept the
ii ssapssintnehs CO ELaIorE ook :up the trust;
sconiided toskim By. file Executive. and at al
and jilneture ST
snational afffiis did not hesitate to
the disehargeSofS the esponsibie; duties Oh
sSeEasor ind hesfed erll al ounci cils.5
IRE not sui centl Xae5 the,
ife Of the to Give at spfeseatl
sd de lied ketch. .theyieo He vas efectedsn!
SSoliGt aby the Ecgis cure, was Il member
sofs the Twenty or ttie
slast. even Years Prcsid dent ofs tiie
Estate, .whici otiiceshe rasignod dns ;il5.
=
slafTGly tic conn deNce STATE III pub
slliic care ii social Wae
sFighly4 esteemed and beIoFe ed His deathWill
sbs regarded MS an additional loss tothc State.
Salready heavily afflicted in this respect, and
shis sfrick en- tamil relatives; bhaIe 10
this sad bereavement the deepest synpatllies'
softhc people of South sGarolna.F 9;
10 State an the gnon has GO
scrushlng losses, Wlll So isheTI y 3lnie as Ivy
SoMrzoWl lhs land Of an gserTlllqg 8 aiIe
sall.Nss fof,dense seems ems pe alaslieaylls
Gafeil!la li us 1sls
Spensafl9ns; NglIIiln a1 s
aetore I me lossoIseyo s.hes
iera olde. 5aaelsl sslilseE,
sand Chance llor As one by one tilese lights
HIS aaenshsa gaT I RsaSs, is M @ =
sprs m i S 9S I from
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|TSiggy that unless. our troops grein9yet
from from within the Indian iine,sthey should b
driven from itsbs force Tbepoirt Threaten
edsbeing weak, and our gallant Geneta be
ngahampered sbyswnRt sof ins9leho ons,is
has sbeens compelled TO retire. sconstruc
new military posts and neSsroad. "a ss
We place. eatsrelilncc upon tliesourcil
from which We have obtained this Sintelll
|senec, and consider it, coneIu Iusiye The Ia!
Idians Will ncyy q. remove from Florida nnles!
|compelled SO to do byforce. Gen. Tayloi
with all his hue and cry of 9keechob an
!!Buena Yiistas will find himself put: Ito Slli|
itrllmps He rnays ndeaSorto sfliroy
THE sodiums atrpeious nlanag genient5o
this Seminole war on Cen IsFigggs but hl
Cannot do:so successfully within Florid; ss5ss
h.s: S Savannah Georgiah, 3eth uit
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Tn iiIInpre IN essioh 4 has bH
! Louis. Napole con is ias1
9piryes &, ,asit existe d Under Ns,
rorninert acts Ia sS
sthas object. SIS saiat
sas far as law will parDitS
sgrcas NAME and ss Hs
sthefss VIII Be ID: :'pfosslbss
seannot | deny these coneS !
snot sufficient means
scorreet judg grppent. H5
strrn the Republic aaa
srnonarchy he's esra,~
with the scntintentS.s
\ ssdireo " oppos .totsye
sme eassf = the ;snaas
curtailrnent ofSthege
sloRsiini ing S arg 8 aa.ens.tD
4 4 Sapols = = aad only only
STh ey: me 9 nhFlp9Hif .9if :,
sHho1 1ltes q fond Z 7 8 bsM
throne rl! and 4, sendsex
81 5Tnlie g % atle ells Is
seliIe f g q partdsa
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Gatherings.

;sDEsTRUcTIvE Wear 81. - Jennin gs repeat
one of tle most effective, the most
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& s5FEme debteds to sSSenato BurIER, ttfh
Hons DaNiEl II ALA acE,s and: AZ: Brar, 70
Congressional ;pdpsrst and documcntss ;. e.

NJ E ask attention to the article: headed
France and Louis Napole Itr IS fromstlii
en.of gent tlcmaIfofs high ssiptellisenees
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WILLIAM T. HICKS & co.
LIrTELL,s LIVING AGE. No. saa-1al cts.

LITTELL's LIVING AGE. No. 323-I2l cts.
CONTENTS.
!. Diplomacy, &c, Of England .-Fraser', Mag
Gzine.
?. The White Lady Of Hohenzollern.-Spee
3. Bcnedicrs Lecture on Mcndelssohn.-Spec-
tdior
4. Relations Of Biblical Science to Theology
Puritan Recorder.
S. "reminiscences of Patrick Henry - Princeton
Magazine.
8. John Charles Fremont Gallery Of Hiu,irioti,
dntrican,
Z. The Good Dame Berths.-FTd,or', Maga,ir,.
). The Wife of Kong Tolv.- Sharpe's Maya rins.
9. The late Matthew l.. Davis.-Bo,ton Tran
SCRIPT aud " " Tribune.
10. Maurice Tiernay, Chaps w and V Dublin
Jnipusify Magazine
IL. Leaves from the Note Book of a Naturali.t-
Frdser's Magazine.
IA. Cuba, Nicaragua, &c.-Spscfdfor.
10. Germany and Russia. National Intshgsnce.
Ia. German Destinics.- Examiner.
WAsHSeToS, December 81, lS45
Oi all the Periodical Journals devoted TO Ltera-
ture and Science which abound i'm Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to TO be the
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"
FoR THE CURE OF


Coughs, Colds, HoarSeness, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, ASTHMA, and
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Many proofs are here given, and solicit
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the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronage.
Professor CLEAyELAND, Of Botodoin College Maine.
,or,to-
81 have witnessed the effects Of your 'CnEaRY
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Rec. Or. OsGooD tcrifes-
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From Or. JoNEs, eminent practitioner Of nasdi-
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MoSTGosEsY. Gala. } Oct. 4, ls49.
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Your obcdiont servant
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JOURDAN w. pIAURY,

CROCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Offic
- on Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at best rates
Stocks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected
July 23-ly
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Hear the Patient.
UNIrED STATES Horst,

| UNITED STATES Horst,
I SARATOGA sPRfNGs. July 5, 1919 :
| DR. J. G. AYER-Su have been afflicted with
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| until commenced the use Of your "Cherry Pecto-
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While using your medicine bad the graft.
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pended from HE psrochial duties by severe attack
OF bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts to you.
and am, sir yours, respectfully,
]. +. CALHOUN
of South Carolina.
From OUoseer in the Hamilton N,lis in Tn, C,ty.
LOWELL, August 10, I549
DR. j. &. AvER have been cured Of the worst
cough ever had in my life by your "Chury Pee
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VNHE WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC so.
Il ClETY" will deem il favor II the Indie. and
gentlemen to whom notices have been sent Of their
election ms actual and associate members, will
kindly signify their intentions in respect Of the
came at their earliest convenience, so az 10 enable
the Society to complete its arrangements
A. Il. kIECKHOEFER, President
July 22-3t 18th at, between r and r sta
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CORPoRATION STOCKS, Interest PAYABLE
" quarterly,) and Bank Of Metropolis Stock, for
Land Warrants wanted, by
July 2Q-d2w CHlBB l. sCHENCE.
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NOTICE.

rT'HE ladies and gentlemen forming the vocal de.
psrtment OF the Washington Philharmonic So
coty, are requested to attend meeting of it's
members, to be held At my residence on Wednes.
day evening next, oath instant, at 8 o'clock D. IN
for the purpose Of organizing and electing leader
A. r. KIECKH0EFER, Pre.idcnt,
July 22-3t 18th ST., between r. and 3 II,
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TO PRINTERs-A RARE CHANCE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to engage in other
Il business, offers for sale the S,uIiUan COUNTY,
lphg printing establishment at a very low price
The Whig has been published six years, and al
ready has circulation Of nearly eight hundred
| paying subscribers. Its advertising patronage is
oet'er IMAM that OF most country papers, and the
once mas liberal run Of job printing. The press
Is a W ashington No. Imperial, of Taylors manu-
iacture, and IS nearly new The type and other
Inatefiai are as good as be found in majority
OF country offices, and all that is REQUIRED for the
business. The county is Wondered by the New
York and Erie railroad on one side, and is one of
the most growing and prosperous of the southern
tier. Ii has now population of nearly 80 600 being
increase of third in the last ter years For the
past five years the official patronage has been in the
hands of the Wings, and the prospect fair of it's
continuing SO to be. Only one other paper Uoco-
foco) is published in the county, and that is located
fifteen miles farther west. To practical printer
or any person possessing the Means this offer af-
fords rare opportunity for investment, the pub
lie patrdec is rapidly increasing, and the pros-
pect of making money never better than now.
Az il is the wish of the undersigned to make i'm
mediate sale, those desiring to purchase would do
well to communicate with him on the subject with
out delay; and any further information that may
be desired will be readily given.
II being the object Of the subscriber to sell, fair
and reasonable offer will meet with acceptance, and
the terms Of payment made easy.
Address JOHN w. HASBROUCK,
Bloomingburgh, New York.
July 10, 1850. July 30
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A MEXICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS
IA 1850. Prepared in the style Of the English
work Of the same title, and designed for those who
desire TO keep pace with the advancement Of sci
ence and art-to be published annually. Price in
paper s !; in cloth binding, g rs.
For sale in Washington city by
TAYLOR & MAURY
July "a Booksellers, near 9th at.
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not in the same form they have seen practised al
their own homes.
These are, as we believe, some of the advantages
ola public school system; but many others might
be presented. We do not, however, deem it neces-
sary to urge this subject upon the people OF
Washington. They alive to their interests in
the matter. They aware that the welfare OF
their city and of the District calls for the creation
of perfect system. Theyare aware that, once pos
sessed Of adequate means they will be looked TO by
the people of the Union for a model system, such
as the schools of the States can be fashioned after
Such spectacle should be presented by them, and
the means required should be placed at their dis
posal doubt not il will be.
We would here remark, that on Tuesday, July
3Oth, there will be grand array of all the schools
oftde city the occasion OF the distribution of med
ais and other premiums. The opportunity should
not be lost of presenting them to the President of
the United Statcs, and to the Congress of the ma
tion Such display will no doubt be then made
as will impart to the hearts of all the Importance of
the education Of our youth of both sexes We hope
the excellent trustees will not relax the efforts they
arc making in the noble cause. We rejoice TO per-
ceive that our worthy Mayor gives to them his
presence and his operation. Every thing looks
suspicious Let the word be ONWARD
BRowS's HoTEL.-The millions who know how
this hotel ia conducted, and how patronized, will
not be surprised to learn that improvement and
enlargement has been determined upon Hereto
tofore an impeachment existed to this. In the rear,
the premises of the Messrs. b. extended along to
9th street, except that narrow alley interrupted
their connexion. We learned yesterday they had
purchased this alley, and had also extended their
front on the avenue by purchasing the house east
of their hotel, now occupied by Mcssrs. Tucker and
Daniel, paying for the whole Sl2 900.
~
AT the yard of Mr.. Kirkpatrick, adjoining
the old theatre, piece Of white marble may be
seen that has been prepared for the National Mon
ument the Offering of the Masonic fraternity OF
this city 1t will present surface of about five by
three feet. The inscription is in raised letters
follows:
The Grand Lodge
Of the
District Of Columbia
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MA URIED,

In Christ Church, Washington, on Tuesday the
23d instant, by the Rev. MIR HopGEs, MIR. EXERT
Nj. TOPPING, Of Baltimore, to Miss SALLlE b.
HEBB, Of the District Of Columbia.
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In the Second Class of Christian Doctrine.
The medal was awarded TO George King ID G.
The premium to Charles III. Matthews b q
Accssserunt. Charles j Bell. La; Jules G Fs
lava, Ala; William M Smith, Pa; Jules Delacroir
La; Charles N. Morse, La; Eugene G. Lonpue'
mare, Mo-; Joseph Blandford, Md July %
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HEADACHE
FEMALES
CHAsrvrLtr, G.IO July H. 1850.

DEAR STA: have used the article Of Planett's
Btters, and have derived from them great benefit.
have been subject for years past to the Fsvsr and
Ague, but since the introduction of your bitters
have entirely escaped my usual attacks, and can
with confidence recommend them az one Of the best
TONES in use. Respectfully yours,
c. N. BUNDING.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
wtIlard's Hotel,
Corner of psnasylpa,lia 5p,ntIs and I1fL sfyss

wiIIsrd's Hotel,
Corner OF Peinsyoania Arsnue and l4th street.
G w Martin, Tenn Norris, Brooklyn
l. Brewer, Pratt, Boston
w Winston, Ala L Ellis, CT
II Rabbit, do I'D Maxwell, ST. Louis
Miss Palrey, La J Williams vi
A j Williamson, Army e Wells, lady, & son,
5 Cortland, do Me
G Campbell, NY &c Churchill, KY
Garland, Nation MIR wilkins and family,
w Campbell, Me Albany
X billings, & l. Brown, Boston
A l. Cox, N Y Huntingdon, Ala
carter, Baltimore Howard, Trenton
L ID Blake, Mass j Willis, Mass
Richardson, Month DIR Moseley, do
Williams N o nj Foster, Worcester
A A Robb, Pbilad J w Whitney, Va
Browns Hotel,
Pennsyipania Avenue, bet,oeen 9th and tn streets
Grason, England AG Gardiner, Md
q x Hallor, Boston &C Magruder and lady,
lianway, do do
w Howley, Pa McGregor, do
q Wolsey, do J Il Baldwin, Mo
Khea, Baltimore EStansbury, Baltimore
IL A Garland, Va J + Hoss, do
Gen Abercrombie, Ala Thos White, do
Il Jones, Phiad + Ware, do
A Rope, Md Il Dushane, do
M Dunlop, Pittsburg FM Baughman, do
Thompson do Roseburg, Pa
u l. Fetterman, do ID Sellman, Md
w II luck, Md Sromengen, Bait
w w Ring, Bait is Minor, Va
II Gardiner, Md
National Hotel,
Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th street.
r Copperthwait, c Miss Patterson, Bait
Hunter, Ala Is Morris, do
w ID Boykin, do Misses Morris, do
Bridge, N Y Miss Hollingsworth, do
w Spear, Augusta w S Wilkie, Ny
Blgnon, do Il Stevenson do
u Paul, do Grant, Mobile
q Parsons, Savannah Cooper NY
G w Ogston, Bait Mann, do
Clayton, Geo b Graft XIV
A Noise, Augusta w Atherton and lady
w Ray, Miss JRKelby, Va
J Bledsoe, do N Riddich do
Capt Wiiams w ii Pedin, do
Slaughter, Va Clarke, Memphis
II Matthews, do p Mccormick, Md
Fry, do Boyce, La
w Bowie, jun, Md J Harper, Md
w Patterson, Bait Il Snowden, do
Mrs Patterson, do
United States Hotel,
Pennsylvania Apenue, bet,ceen Sd and Al streets.
Prioleau & lady, sc RW Leigh, Va
DIR w Everett, Wash II G Hull, NC
T F Semmes, do EB Ames, NO
II I Forrest, Va Halbert and lady, Phil
Sanford, Ga adelphia
Palmer, do II Johnson, LADY, and 2
II Davis, Ohio children, do
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner of Pennsylvania and 3D. street
Mrs NJ Keith & daugh- P Darymple, Md
ter, Richmond II Hard do
w Barber, Bait ii Barnard, Conn
Rev w Dalrymple, Va G White, KY
M Reilly, Ga A Bateman, NJ
Miss Reilly, do d c Richardson, Be1ar
Mr. Corse, Va Fallon Philad
w ID Corse, do Judge Cage, La
Miss Corse, do Master Cage, do
Miss Corse, do DG Coil and Mira Null
L & Ross, Ohio loy,SC
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of PennsyIvania Avenue and l2h street
McManus, Bait DIR Richardson, Ga
X Johnson, do Mrs Richardson, do
q Hargraves, Ga Miss Richardson, do
Mrs Hargraves, do Miss Scrivner, do
Miss Forsyth do T Robinson, Texas
Miss Forsyth and w Magens, Philad
want do
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GOVERNMENT, STATE. AND OTHER
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PLANETT's BITTERs

EREATE healthy action throughout the body,
~ restore the appetite, equali1e the circulation,
give tone and energy to the system, and create a
power OF resistance TO disease in all its forms rarely
TO be obtained; they will perform a speedy and
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Jections.
HEADACHE
will be Immediately relieved by the use of this in
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FEMALES
will find in this delicate and palatable preparation
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The specific action that this article has on the
Liuu and DigeStiUs Organs, render il complete
dnhdote for Feuer and Ague, and Bilious and Ty =
phus Fevers.
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spRINerIrLp. LUNG 20. $3.50

SPRIS6FIELp, June 20, 1850.
My DEAR SIR: II gives me much pleasure 10
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Liver, has been entirely overcome and cured by
the use of your invaluable preparation Of Bitters
and for your kindness in recommending them
please accept my thanks. Your obedient servant,
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Distributing Agents
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| my purpose to resume the practice Of law
Il IN the Supreme Court Of the United States, the
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State Of Ohio. r. EWING
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