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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-26

tee and the bill introduced by my friend from Mississippi
contains clause very nearly, in its operation, to the
effect Therefore, is TO be referred to the Judiciary
Committee, should the other, the already referred
there should be taken from it, and the whole subject rere
to the Committee on Territories.
After further debate the question taken upon The
motion to refer the resolution and memorial to the Committee
Territories, and was decided in the affirmative follows
YEAS-Messrs. Badger, Benton Bradbury Bright Chase
Of Iowa, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Douglas Fech Fooe Greene
Hamlin, Houston, jones' Mangum, Miller, Norris, Rusk,
Seward Shields, Sturgeon, Underwood, Upham, Wales,
Walker, Whcomb-3O.
NAYS-Messrs Atehison Berrien Borlsnd Butler Clay,
Clemens, Corwn, Davis, of Mississippi Dawson Dayton,
Hunter, King, Mason Morton Pearce, Phelps Sebastian
spruance Turney, Yuee-20
So the resolution and memorial referred the Com
mittee on Territories.
Mr.. DOUGLAS. now move that the bill introduced by
the honorable Senator from Mississippi to provide for the
ganizaon Of the Territorial Governments of California, De-
sere and New Mexico and to enable the people of Jacino
with the consent Of the State of Texas form constitution
and State Government and for the admission of such State
into the Union upon equal footing with the original States
in ell respects whatever be referred to the committee
After some debate
TO refer the Committee Territories and they were or
dered, and, being taken, follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Baldwin, Bradbury Bright Chase Clarke
Cooper Corwin Dayton Dickinson Dodge Of Iowa. Dodge
OF Wisconsin, Douglas, Fech, Greene, Hamlin Jones' Mil
Ter, Norris, Seward Spruance Underwood, Upham Wales
Walker and Whcomb-25.
NAYS-Mesrs. Achson, Badger Bell, Benton, Berrien,
Borand Butler Clay, Clemens, Davis Of Mississippi Daw-
son. Foote Houston. Hunter, King Mangum, Mason, Nor
ton, Pearce, Rusk, Turney, and Ynlee-22.
So the bill referred to the Committee on Territories.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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MARRIAoE--We call the attention Of the members Of our
State Legislature from this city to the laws on Marriage and
the decisions of our courts the subject As the law is
now expounded. marriage being civil contract any male
and female declaring themselves to be married. legally
parties married all that the law requires We need not
say that this aught with the greatest danger to society
well to property and admonish those entrusted with this
subject to place il at upon basis making mar
riage what Il really is and intended to be- civil and
religious contract and defining who shall have authority 10
soemnze that important event. probably the most important
IN the lives Of the parties. -NJahs Times.
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VALUABLE DscovERr.-It has been discovered in Eng
land that the golden snphuret of antmony mixed with India
rubber and submitted the action of heat $50 degrees
what known metallic rubber, after which the goods will
resist the action of extremes Of heat cold yet retain for
definite time much greater degree elasticity than those
duced by the melting of sulphur with lead mixed with rubber
Fabrics prepared according this invention be made
take all the delicate ns Of color quite free from the odor
OF sulphur Objectionable in other modes of vulcanzng
Mixed with gua percha, images the entire features of the
face which capable Of being distorted into nnumeabe
and groesque FORMS have been produced Overcoas have
been made by this process to weigh but twenty-five ounces
and capable Of being crammed into the pocket single
thread OF the elastic larger than knitting needle
pended the weight Of fifteen pounds, after being stretched
nine times its qucscen length so strong the substance after
being submitted to the process is said be the most
valuable discovery yet made in connection with India rub
ber--N r. Courier and Enquirer.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1850.

The SPEAKER said that the first business in order
the consideration of the motion submitted yesterday by Mr.
CLINGMAN, that the further execution of the order of the
House relating TO the election Of officers be postponed until the
LIST Of March, 1851 and that motion the yeas and
had been demanded.
Mr. PRESTON KING desired to be informed by the
Speaker whether the chaplain regarded Of the Off
GERS Of the House.
The SPEAKER replied in the negative, saying that the
chaplain elected under joint resolution of the two
Houses and that such resolution was now lying on the
Speakers table a message from the Senate.
The question then taken the motion of Mr.. Cline
and decided in the affirmative, as follows
YEAs-Mesrs. Alexander, Aston, Andrews, Ashmun,
Bs ssass sss essps s.s.
Calvin, Casey, Chandler Clark Clingman Williamson W.
Bs, 6asr assss Dsss
Gould Griansl Halowsy. Hampton, Hay Raymond. He.
Jackson, Kerr Daniel p King G. G. King, James G. King,
Preston King, Horace Mann. Marshall, Mateson, Nc
Morehead Morton Nelson, Newell, Ogle Otis, Phoenix,
Pitman, Putnam, Reed, Reynolds Risey Rockwell Rose
Rumscy saeke schenck, Schermehorn, schoolcra shep
pard Spaldng Sprague Sanly, Alexander H. Stephens,
vnton, Watkins, White, Williams, Wilson, and Win
NAYs-Messrs Albertson, Ashe, Averett. Bay, Bayy.
Beale, Bingham, Bisse, Bocock, Booth, Bowdon Boyd,
campbel Carter, Cleveland, coleoek Daniel Disney Dun,
ham, Edmundson Ewing Feaherston, Fitch Fuller Gerry,
German, Green Hall! Hamilton, Hammond Haralson Har-
land Holiday Howard, Hubbard, Inge, Andrew john
son, jones' Julian, kaufman, La Sere LETTER Le6ed,
Job Mann, Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald. Mcdowell Nc
Millson Norris Morse, Olds, Parker, Peasee, Peck,
Phelps Potter Powell Richardson, Robbins Robinson Root
Ross Savage Sawtelle Seldom F. r. Stanton r. H. STAN
ton, Sotson, Sweeer, Thomas Jacob Thompson, James
Thompson, VIM. Thompson, Walden, Waldo, Wallace,
Wellborn. Whittlesey Wildrck, Wilmot Wood, Wood
ward, and Young-98.
So the House decided that the further execution Of the order
should be postponed until the first day of March, 1851.
When the of Mr. ORR called he and stated
that he had paired off with Mr. OWEN, who was attending
sick friend.
Mr. ASHMUN moved that the vote by whichhe execution
order had been postponed be reconsdeed and hatha
motion be laid on the table.
Mr.. CARTER and Mr.. McLANE simultaneously moved
a call of the House.
On this motion the yeas and nays were ordered.
And pending the question the House adjourned.
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CON CIR ESS.
The SENATE did not sit Friday or Saturday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is. 1850.

The Journal Of yesterday having been read
Mr.. INGE said that he understood there Executive
communications the Speakers table in reply to the resou
tons of the gentleman from North Carolina, (Mr. VEsABLE
He inquired OF the Speaker if it so
The SPEAKER replied that there two communities
tons his table, the nature of which not known to
him. as only one Of them had been partially opened.
Mr. INGE hoped that there would be objection TO their
being laid before the House and ordered be printed
without debate
Mr.. CLINGMAN objected.
Mr.. PRESTON KING moved that the further execution
Of the order Of the House of the 3lst ulmo-ha the order
for the election of its ocersbe postponed till Tomorrow,
that the communications might be laid before the House.
The SPEAKER stated that the effect Of the notion if II
prevailed would be require the committees to be called for
reports but that after the morning hour had expired such
a motion would be in order.
Mr.. CLINGMAN said that he had objection taking
up the communications, but objected to their being printed
without debate
Mr. INGE then asked the unanimous consent of the House
to have the communications laid before it. without quaca
ton TO printing debate
Mr.. ROBINSON objected.
VOTING FOR DoORKEEPER.
The SPEAKER then announced the first business in
der be the election Of Dookeepe and the House proceed
ed for that officer taking four additional votes making
fourteen ALL without ecnga choice After the last
Mr. CLINGMAN moved that the further execution of the
order be postponed until the first Of March, 1851
The yeas aud nays having been ordered on the motion
The House adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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CHEAP AND ABUNDANT GAME.-The Detroit Iri-
bune Of the LIST instant says:

During recent trip west spent day at Crown Point
We found the praies literally covered ,ch prairie hens
The mild fall has tended place them the latest order
Seemingly there end their abundance An ordinary
gunner finds difficulty in bsgging hundred in day. pro-
vided he Gerry that number.
GA New Yorker is now ia that vicinity offering IRE cents
piece for any number brought him, and farmers sons
poaketng their day. In six days he has packed three
thousand, and they their to New York. where
they readily command twenty CENTS In cold weather there
is no difficulty n transporting them. Dealers in them are
sending them by express from Chicago.
is rather singular that within day ride Of these pai
res over the Central railroad, seldom find them in the
Detroit market, while Chicago they abundant eight
cents piece. weighing about two pounds.
squalls also abundant the prairics. Live ones are
taken in by the boys 81 so the hundred Wild tu
keys and geese at twenty-five cents Deer your own
rice"
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The trial Of Captain Rynders. for participating in the
Astor Placs Opera Riot il New York, has resulted
dcf Of aquitlsl.
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Hood gives graphic picture Of irritable man, thus
he lies like hedgehog rolled up the wrong way, torment
ing himself with bis prickles."
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TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1850.

MI HUNTER gave notice that he would to. morrow, or
subsequent day, ask leave introduce bill repeal
much Of act approved March Sd, ls4e, entitled An
act to establish the Home Department. and to provide for the
Treasury Department Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
and Commissioner Of Customs" relates the Depart
ment OF the Interior.
Mr.. BALDWIN, from the Committee Of Claims to which
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

M,LANE'S WORM vE0MlEUGE
TVlHE following orders show as once demand
for and excellence Of this great medicine:
"YoRk. July 20, IS47
~ Kidd & Co: The VesmIiuge LETT 10 on sale
some time ago BY your ssent, is sold. Il goes
very rapidly. and gives great satisfsction. As We
entirely out Of she article, and have frequent
call. for il, please send 10 some Immediately
CA MORRIS & co.
"SONxRvILLs, Tenn March lS. lS47
"DrsM'Lane-Dear Sir The Vcrmifuee you
left with me Last fall has long since been soldand
could have sold great deal more il had had
It. Since my return from the East, have been
called upon nearly every day to write to you,
requesting an immediate supply. have already
tried your Vermifuge in my own family and find
il to be the best have ever used
EFF MORRISON.
"MrD CREEK, Steuben Co. Sept Z, ls47
This may certify that We have sold DrM Lane q
American Worm Specific. or Patent vermifuge.
the past year, aud il has given unbounded sats.
faction. II 10 no imposition on the community,
but is what its suihors recommend it 10 be-
universal specific for those afflicted with worms.
H. HUGHES 4 CO."
AGENTS-.-.C w ScHArFLE, Lewishurg;
II Ca,iow aud J H Raser, Milton; Gerhart. Sc
linsgrove; J w Frilins, Sunbury; Mrs M'Csy,
Northumberland, NJ Z Grier. J Moore. Danville
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
II Is A FACT,

.0NE self-eviden,, and worthy OF every
" consideration, that no Miller can make
g"od clean -four without he has good clean
wheat. suppose you wish to know the
remedy. ! tell you-it Is to get one Of
Bergsfycsser's Hheaf &eourers, or Smu,
Machines. He being an old. practical and
experienced Miiwright has invented, go,
up and put 10 successful operation the best
Wheat Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering machine and afterwards finding
that II does not prove to operate a. repre-
sen'ed. there shall be no sale. as these ma.
chimes are to be warranted good. Further
recommendations are thought unnecessary.
lie is now having supply made at Lewis.
burg. by Messrs. Geddes & Marsh. Orders
for machines. or letters Of inquiry, will be
promptly attended 10. Machines will be
sent and put 10 oil orders. Address
J. BERGSTRESSER,
Lewisburs, l'nicr Co. Pa. (ssa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
THE WINTER SESSION
OF THE
L LEWlSBURG ACADEMY

NIILL commence on MONDAY the 2sth Of
w OcrosKn. In this Institution, oil the
Branches Of thorough Academic course vill be
taught
The communication Of knowledge simply, il
not the sole design Of Education and should not
be made % its highest aim 10 10 strengthen and
bring out into action. the intellectual and moral
powers Of the student. Throw around him oil
the facilities necessary to his progress, and aE
ford him oil proper aid. but do not as,ter him
with the thought that he must rely upon another
and not upon his own efforts for success. Inde-
pendent self-reliance is one Of the first lessons
that should be learned in school room. This
kind Of early mental training prepares one for
vigorous and manly exertion in after life. and
thus gives him marked advantage over the ig>
norant and uncducated. The main efforts Of Q
Teacher should, therefore, be directed 10 the for
nation Of sound habits Of study. for when this
end is reached. the progress Of the pupil becomes
at once certain and rapid.
Composition and Defamation, as formerly
will receive due attention the for
mer, and the Primary Department shall have our
special care. The subscriber feels hattered with
the growing prosperity Of the Institution. and
shall labor 10 merit its continuance, by increased
exertion.
TUIrIos Per Session Of 20 weeks, for the
Common English Sc Higher English, 50 ;
and for the Languages, $40.
JNO. RANDOLPH.
Oct. 9. 1850. Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
Hatfield & Thompson

Hatfield & Thompson
Respectfully inform the citizens Of Lewisbarg and
vicinity, that ,hev have entered into Partnership
at the OLD STAND on Market St., opposite
Hayes & Cos Store, prepared to execute every
kind Of work in their line in the hest manner.
They carefully selected Of the best English and
French materials, Mainsprings Cylinders Escape.
wheels, and variety of w atch Jewels, and 1a,ter
themselves that their knowledge and skill in the
business will enable them TO give satisfaction to
ell vino may favor them With patronage. I'm
FINE WATCHES. such as Duplex, Es-EN
opponents, Lepines, Ancliars, Detached. Nv
Psten, Levers, Reporters, and Musical Watches,
&c neatly repaired and warranted
Also for sale, a variety of Gold and Silver
Watches, Patent Levers, Anchsrs. Detached. Le-
pines, Quarters, and English Watches, Gold
Chains. Breasi-pins, Finger and Ear rings Gold
and Silver Belt Slides, Bracelets, Gold and Silver
Pencils and Pens, do Spectacles,
~ 1s~SiIv Spoons Sugar tongs. Combs,
&c &c.-in short, little of verything, and
any thing else. not mentioning kniek-knacks,
always on hand or got to order
A variety Of Brass Clocks for 50 end upwards
at wholesale and retail
Persons desiring to get things right. would do
well by giving the subscribers call
Experience tells US tha, the Creji, System can
not afford living. Therefore. in order to "push
along and keep moving" the Cash System must
necessarily be enforced. Feb %. 1850
A l. HATFIELD.
WIN II THOMPSON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

TINE undersigned continues to furnish to order
i on the most reasonable terms. Pianos. from
the Msnufactory OF CoNnAp MKIEu, Philsd'a.
whose instruments are too well known to need
any paneeyric, having uniformly received the
concentrations Of the most eminent professors
and composers Of Music, and the award Of the
premiums in New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
For qualities Of tone. touch. and keeping in tone
up to concert pitch. they can not be surpassed by
either American or European pianos.
Instructions given on the Piano as beretoiore
Reference may be made to any Of those parents
or guardians who have pupils committed to his
charge. He msy be seen at his residence al Mrs
Me'zger's. First street, Lewisburg, where terms
and particulars will he made known.
The most popular and favOriie Airs and Music
Of different kinds received as il is issued from the
different musical establishments in the Cities.
MAY Is CHARLES KAl.ISCH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
'Tanningand Currying

ENOR past favors, the subscriber returns
L his grateful thanks, and hereby makes
known that he carries on the business Of
Tanning and Curry ing,
at the Old Stand. Determined not 10 BE-
outdone in the manufacture or finish Oi his
work, he is bound 10 have the best work
men and materials, and TO treat those who
have SO literally pa,ronized tas we'll as
those also who shall be pleased to patronize
him) with that attention which lie hopes 10
insure him full share Of public patronage.
All kinds Of Produce taken in:exchange.
Hides and Bark NOT refused, for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash
or in exchange for leather.
l.. STEINER.
March 25. A.D. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
Latinglish.
NJ ". 2. wI0HTHAB.

Taer sfefI on fence.
CQneus cdrmina aloud,
II in regular cadence.
II ro!e,is he ne'er had plowed.
emit of poor Mary Bl,ne.
Tutermi.r!a with old Ned.
Lrit that she gave him pain.
TT iHe had 4 SIN ,o;h bald head.
Whit he had q cake
Gum q bottle Of good beer.
JrrGrit he'd ride the gate,
.Neque pro a king would esrs.
D I'M canebat merrily,
Ta.vus pitched sc'oss the ysst;
Prohibuit his melody.
Et prgeeil him quite hard.
Sc upon this life's high fence
Stamus for little while,
Dum old Mors do'h pu, Us hence.
1octus nos 10 Hsdrs vile.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
BOARDING.

VTNHE subscriber nvails himself Of the col
umns Of the Chronicle in publishing to
the citizens of Lewisburg and vicinity thai
he has opened a BOARDING HOUSE in that
large and comfortably arranged house, formerly
kept as Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, two
doors east of the Franklin House, Market street.
He is prepared to say that his Table shall have
the best the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
of Boarders shall be a. comfortable a. can be
desired. ]. 8. STEINER.
N. B. A team and carriage
will be kept to convey passengers to and from the
Packet Boats. Lewisburg, March ls. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

The editor Of the Ba'eslown Herald
owns horse so bulky that hey have TO
star, him with a jack-screw. He did q
mile the other day 10 e,2s and all The way
backwards. When Plari harnesses him,
he puts the bride on his tail, and the
breecbing over his head. For holding
back there is no horse in this State that
can begin with him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

A lady was travelling in slagc-coach
with a Troublesome dog, when gentleman
complained Of lis annoyance.
Dear me sir" exclaimed The lady, 81
wonder YOU complain of my dog-every.
body admires i,-il is real Peruvian"
q 81 do'n, complain Of y'r Peruvian dog"
said The man, "but wish he'd give US less
OF hts Peruvian 6ark!"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

Served Him Righ,.-Last evening. say s
the Boston Nail. a man visited Bu,olph and
adjacent streets, inhabited by The colored
population, and. "just for the fun Of The
thing" represented himself as employed to
search for runaway slaves. Some Of the
dark-6s,s a, once 'pitched into him." and
gave him severe beating.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
Notice..

CuBSCRlBERS to the " University at
~ Lewisburs" are respectfully requested
to pay their Second lns,ament, now due,
TO the Treasurer. And those who have not
paid the Is: Install are respectfully notified
that all such deiinlnen's will be charged
Interest on their lnsiaiments from the time
they become due.
SAM'L T. WALKER, TnnAa
Lewisburg, Feb. 25, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

TWO full Lots in the Borough OF
Lewisburg, situated 90 Third street,
opposite widow Browns, together or
singly. For particulars. enquire Of
II SAMCEL SLlFER,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

Charles Lamb's remarks npon the water
cure are perfectly lamb like: " 1t is nei-
Iher new nor wonderful, Tor il is as oil rs
the Deluge, which in my opinion killed
more than il cured"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

The las, topic before The Philosophical
Society was. '.The Quantity Of Cream in
the Milky Way. and whe'h.r il can be
made available (or household purposes"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23

worLBx'r, woULD IoUi
I would Mt give much for subscribers or readers
Who iatier the spirit and tone Of your Traders,
Bu, nerer pay orer the printer his due b!
We would nj give much ior such patrons
Would YOU!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
EtOl,eS.

TNHE subscribers offer the public. at their
| new Brick Foundry, the following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Alright Cooking Stoves. with
a Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Alright Psrlor Stove. for Wood
2 sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors-l else. - inch cyl
inder.
Louis Air Tight Cast Iron Psrlor Siove-2
sizes.
Shield Air-Tight Psrlor Stove for Wood-2
sizes.
Egg Siove-the very best in use for Stores
Offices, Barrooms, and Shops.
The celebrsted Genesee Alright Cook stove.
The Complete Cook-2 sizes.
Also, all kinds Of Wood and Coal Stoves
Castings. &c. &c.
CHRIST Il M'FADDlN.
Lewisburg, Dec. 12, l649.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-23
The Greatest Discovery of the .Agc!
Dr.. Trask's MAGNETIC OINTMENT

Dr.. Trask's MAGNETIC OINTMENT
rs constantly elIecting cures Of the u,mos
Il importance. The most creduIous are coz.
WINGED; the most faithless, compelled to befiev,
10 the power and virtue Of this great remedy.
1t Is universally admitted to lie the most ,rov1.rf
continuation known TO tho world for the im sue rcIie
Of disease and pain. 1t fails while there remain
sufficient life to restore natural and hc;r ac,;o, :.
!c vessels Of the body, and equaIi,e r circ,
"n q nse oond BY this MEANS u controlling power ;s
gained over the most malignant forms of disease b;h
aih hot De obtained from other remedy Such is the
pser oi tne combnafion that it penctratcs 10 every
Poiuon OF the human frame every bone and mu,cis
ih nerve and lizancnt s searched out and made scn
s'c Of purihcation and healing influence Hence n oon
A. readily With Internal external diseases. f0'
numerous instances record where this ,o,n.,.
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effect. Such has frequently been the case in .''
Inflammation of the Bove.s.
no patient need die with this disease where the w.o..;.
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cured by this remedy. For "
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this ointment the most complete remeiy ever nr.n,
In w eases out OF 100, II will afford enfir, r,rf = s
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NERVOUS diseases. this remedy il Of immense value.
Anse.ons OF the spine, Rheumatism. Lam~ness Uyee-
Iated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleurisy Cronn ch;I
Cholera Morbus, Ague in the Face or Bn.ssf E.n Es'
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