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March 9th. 1850.
FOR SALE AND TO HIRE.

|FESHE undersigned will expose to sale, at the
 M Helena House, on Saturday the l6th of March, 1850, all of the Household and Kitch- en Furniture belonging to said House. Per sons desirous of going into business, will do we'll Ito. attend the sale. Terms of Sale:-For all sums of five dollars and under, cash-and over that amount credit of nine months will be lgiven, the purchaser giving bond, with security approved of by the undersigned l will also hire out for the remainder of the present year, two negro Girls, about Is years of age, who are good field hands, and tolerable fair house servants. Note, with security, will be required for them.
 The Helena House can be rented cheap by applying to Mrs. E. Horner. Helena, Arks. ELIZABETH BOSTWICK. February 26th, 1850.
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N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the " Probate Court of Phillips county has grant, ed to the undersigned Letters of Administration. bearing date the 26th day of January, A. D..
 1850, upon the Estate of HENRY YERBY, de- ceased. All persons, therefore, having claims against said Estate are hereby required to ex- hibit the same to the Adminstratrix, properly Authenticated, within one year from the date of |sad Letters, or they may be precluded from |any benefit in said Estate-and if such claims
 be not exhibited within two years from the date
 of said Letters they shall be forever barred. EMILY M. YERBY,
 .4dmiRsstratrir
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The Washington Union.

This paper fierce in its denunciation of President Taylor, for being willing to ad- init California as State, with her present constitution. But what can we think of a paper, and what weight or importance should be attached to its opinions, when it can blow hot and cold with the same breath, and when it can contradictits own expressed opinions and vituperate its opponents in the bitterest terms; for following the very course if had previously so strongly recom- mended. This very Union, under the same editor, which, in February, 1850, abuses, in gross terms. the venerable President, for recommending the admission of California, thus spoke of the ubject in February, lS49. We copy from the Union of the 4th Feb ruary, l540-N Q. Bulletin.
 "The South denies that Congress has any jurisdiction over the subject of slavery, and contends that the people of the territories alone, when they frame a constitution, pre- paratorv to admission into the Union, have right 10 speak and be heard on that mat ter. This fact being settled, it really seems to us that this exciting question might be speedily adjusted, if calm counsels prevail. The South contends for her honor, and for the great principles of non-intervention and State equality. Why, then, cannot all unite. and permit California to come into the Union as soon as she can frame constitu- toni Then, according 10 the doctrines which prevail on both sides of Mason and Dixon'S line, she may constitutionallv es- tablish her domestic institutions on any ba-
 "X," of the Baltimore Sun, says: "The California delegation is dead against the Wilmot Provso, and will, when admitted 10 their seats, vote on the Southern side of the slavery question, in every shape" He also adds ''that there is clear majority in favor of the admission of California"
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and therefore that we are not prepared 10 take 3 leap in the dark and endorse its action.-2d We deem 1t to be unconstitutional, because i will be sectional in its character, and therefore IS prohibited in so many words in that instru ment -3d. Being unconstitutional, any attempt 10 hold 1t, more particularly to adopt measures in the language of the Mississippi Resolutions, ''to resist the aggressions of the North at all hazards and to the tast extremity" would be revolution ary ill its character, and would unquestionably result in civil war. Heretofore the North has not given Us of the South sufficient cause to jus tify such extreme measures, which may per chance bring upon us evils greater, ten-fold than those which we seek relief from. 4th. Congress is now endeavoring to compromise this dreadful controversy, but will perhaps not sue ceed before the meeting of that Convention, and should the latter adopt any violent measures with view to retaliate upon the North, the question at issue will therefore become yexa- tously complicated and perhaps all hope of re- cancellation destroyed.--5th. We cannot under stand that this proposed Convention can do more than what has already been done to assert or protect the rights of the South upon the slavery question: unless it prescribe a system of rules for the military and civil organization of the Southern people, which must necessarily be in conflict with the allegiance which we all owe to the Union It is not pretended that so imposing body of Representatives would as- semble merely to go through the idle formalty of passing a set of cut and dried resolutions, as- severating truisms which every Southern man admits, and which have beer stereotyped by ey- cry Southern Legislature annually for the last ten years. If they are however to go further, to adopt, for instance, incipient steps to break up this Government and to establish upon its ruins Southern Confederacy as some have suggested, then in the name of the people and standing upon the sublect--let all who have a stake in the matter be heard from--let the peo- pie select the men to do their bidding in the premises. They will repudiate your pot-house, hotspur politicians, and select men for this busi- ness who have their confidence, and who will take no steps that reason will not sanction or the necessity of the case dictate.
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 Eg The river, at this point, after having fall en about four feet, commenced rising again on Thursday night last. We understand that a considerable rise may be expected, as it rose over foot at Memphis on Wednesday night. Look out for another overflow.
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 We have nothing of special interest from the doings of Congress-in fact Congress had done nothing, at our latest dates, but discuss the slavery controversy. which, we are happy to say, is thought to be in fair way of adjustment,
 
 For the Shield: If BAILEY KENDALL, Esq, will allow his name to be used as candidate for the office of Sheriff of Phillips county, he will receive the cordial support of MANY VOTERS.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL
 UT ARKANSAS.
Ertract from Me at of Congress Of March
 3gd, lS45, section IS.

| 7 -
 3rd, lS45, section IS.
 "And be it furtser enacted, That it shal be the duty of the Postmaster General, ir all future lettings of contracts for the trans portation of the mails, to let the same, ir every case, 10 the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guaranties for faithful perform ance, without other reference 10 the mode oi such transportation than may be necessary to provide for the due celerity, certainty, and security of such transportation; nor shall any new contractor hereafter be re- quired to purchase out, or take at valua- ton. the stock or vehicles of any previous contractor for the same route."
 DP Bidders will be careful to read the forms and instructions appended to this ad- vertlsement. They are requested to state, in their proposals, the mode by which they intend to convey the mail. Where the size and weight of the mails, orthe speed called forin the schedules shall require it, the con- tracts will be made for coach, steamboat, or railroad conveyance, as the case may be, and, consequently, such routes will be let to bids proposing such mode of conveyance. In all other cases, the routes will be assign ed to bids proposing the cheapest mode of transportation.
 UP RaiIroadcompanies are specially no- tifed that theirregular bids are to be un- derstood as including the supply of each office on the line of their respective roads, not over quarter of a mile from a depot. Separate proposals for offices more than a quarter of a mile off will be considered.
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Magnolia Cotton Seed.

"A FEW bushels of the justly celebrated kxA Magnolia Cotton Seed, the superiority of which above all other descriptions is clearly y established) are for sale at the store of
 MYRTLE & FRASER. March ?, 1850.
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EDROPOSALS for carrying the mails of -A the United States from the lst day ot July, 1850, 10 the Both of June, 1854, inclu- sive, in Arkansas, will be received at the contract office of the Post Office Depart ment, in the city of Washington, until 10 a m of the l6th of April, 1850, (to be decided by the llth of May, lS5O0 on the routes and in the manner and time herein speci- fled, viz:
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H HDROPOSALS for carrying the mails ot A the United States from the 1st day of July, 1850, 10 the 3Oth of June, 1854, inclu- sive, in Arkansas, will be received at the contract office of the Post Office Depart ment, in the city of Washington, until 10 a m of the I6th of April, 1850, (to be decided by the Ilth of May, IS5O0 on the routes and in the manner and time herein speCi- fled, viz:
 ARKANSAS. 590l From Little Rock at 6 m three times week, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday;
 By Pine Bluff, Dugan Landing, New Gascony, Rrhland, Nickatoo, South Bend, Arkansas Post, and Yelling ton;
 To Napoleon by II p m next days PTS miles;
 And back between ? p m Monday Wednesday, and Friday, and l2 n Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Proposals to carry Uia Grand Prairie Reagan's Bluff, and the White River will be considered; also for extension of the first mentioned service, once or twice a eek, 10 Fort Smith and back, oupplyinG the offices on the river.
 Separate proposals for this extension, by schedule to be specified in the bids, will be considered. 5902 From Little Rock at ? p m, tr-week ly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. By Collegeville, Benton, Fair Play, Rockport, Raymond, Antoine, Ora yes, and Marlbrook;
 To Washington by a m Wednes- day, Friday and Sunday, l27 miles; And back between a m Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and 9 p m next days.
 Bids to go by Philadelphia, emitting Raymond, areinyited.
 Bids for brann mail between Fair Play and HotSprings three times a week from lstJune to lst October, residue of yearonce a week, making the trips each way in eight hours, in close connexin with the mails to and from Littl Rock, are invited. 1908 From Little Ro& at 3 D m tri-weekly, Sunday, Wednsday, and Friday; By Oakland Cove, Searcy c. H. Pleasant Plain. and Rock Point; To Batesville b l2 p m next days, 100 miles;
 And back between 3 m Sunday, Tuesday, and thursday, and l2 p m next days.
 Bids for two tTis week are invited. 5904 From Little Rex at } p m, twice a week, Mondayand Friday; By Lewisburg Hurricane, Galley Creek, Norris sown, Dwight, and Scotia;
 To Pittsburg by l2p m next days, ll2 miles;
 And back between 10 m Tuesday and Saturday, ant p m next days Bids for tri-weeSly srvice are invited 5905 From Little lock at 3 p m once a week, on Wetnesdiy; By Maumelle, Perrville, and Petit Jean,
 To Danvile by 5 p m Friday, 65 miles;
 And back between 8 m Monday and II m Wednesday.
 Bids for trips once afortnight are in vited.
 1906 From Little Rock a 3 p m twice 6 week, Sunday yand Wednesday; By Mary, Grad lrairie, and Ter Mile Point;
 To Reagan's Buff oy 10 P m nex' days, 75 miles;
 And back between la m "Wednesday and Saturday, ,ndl P m next days 5907 From Little Rock 1t , a m once . week, Thursday,
 By Cadron and Qu,rnan;
 To Kinderhook by p m next day, 7( miles;
 And back between m Tuesday and p m next da. 590S From Oakland Groe at 6 a m once week, Monday; By Hickory Plain;
 To Des Arc by 6 p |, 30 miles; And back between , a m and 6p n Tuesday.
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NO. 48,

Thursday;
 By Beech Grove, Walnut Ridge, Lan- guile, Ruin, and Mount Vernon; To St. Francis by l2 m next day, 60 miles;
 And back between l m Friday and 5 pm next day. 59lI From Helena at ' a m once a week, Monday;
 By Planters, Big Creek Valley Grove, Lawrencevie and Duncan Prairie; To Clarenden by , p m next day, G8 miles; And back between a m Wednesday and ID next day. 59I2 From Helena at 5 a m once week, Thursday; By Sterling, Walnut Bend, Council Bend, Bledsoe's Landing, Blues Point, and Grayson;
 To Marion by m Saturday, S7 miles;
 And back between 9 a m Monday and , I'll Wednesday. 59I3 From Helena al 6 m once week, Thursday;
 By Askew'S Bluffs;
 To Panola, Miss, by l2 m, Friday, 50 miles;
 And back between pm Friday and m Saturday. 59l4 From Helena at m once week, Saturday;
 By North Creek, TullyvilIe, Oakland, Cache, and Chickasaw Crossings; To Elizabeth by i ? m next Tuesday, l36 miles; Ard Lool. bo+,uaar c o m yXroJn,ed,,, and l2 m Saturday, 59l5 From Helena at 6 m once week, Monday; By Oldtown and Laconia;
 To White River by II m next day. 50 miles;
 And back between l p m Tuesday and 6 p m next day. Bids to carry only between Laconia and White River (by a schedule to
 be proposed by the bidder) will be considered. 59l6 From Marion at 10 m once week, Thursday;
 By Oldham, Pecan Point, OsceOla,
 and Mill Bayou;
 To Hickman's Bend by p m Satur- day, 95 miles;
 [Ailu DdCh DGtWcCH EO q III -dGuNIty and 6 p m "Wednesday. 59I7 From St. Francis at a m twice a
 week, "Wednesday and Saturday; By Green Plains and Marion; | To Memphis, Tenn, by s P m, 4S miles;
 And back between i a m and s D m Monday and Thursday. 59lS From St. Francis at } m twice a week, Tuesday and Friday;
 By Oakland and Clarenden;
 To Reagan's Bluff by II m G miles:
 And back between a m and l l m Tuesday and Friday. 59I9 From St. Francis at 5 m twice a week, Tuesday and Friday; By Mill Ridge, Elizabeth, Oil Trough, and Sulphur Rock;
 To Batesvlle by 9 p m next day, s miles;
 And back between a m Monday and Thursday and 9 m next days. 5920 From St. Francis at , a m once q week, Friday;
 By Wittsburg, Walnut Camp, Farm Hill, Bolivar, and Delaware Hill; To Walcott by 7 p m next day, SI miles;
 And back between 5 m Monday and p m next day.
 Bids for second weekly trip will be considered. 592l From Batesvie at , a m twice a week, Tuesday and Friday: By Curia, Reeds Creek, and Smith vile; To Jackson by 9 a m next day, 50 And back between 10 m Wednes day and Saturday, and l p m next day. 5922 From Batesville at 5 a m once a week, Thursday;
 By Rocky Bayou and Mount Olive; To North Fork by II a m next day, 66 miles;
 And back between l p m Tuesday and ! pm next day.
 Bids for two trips week will be con sdered 5923 From Batesvllaat a m, once a week
 Friday;
 By Wallace Creek, Little Rocky Bay
 ou, Richwood's, Svlamon Creek, all
 Locust Grove;
 To Wylie's Cove by 6p m next day
 65 miles;
 And back between 6 m Wednesda
 and 6p m next day; 5924 From Batesvilsat Ia m once wear
 Monday;
 By Pleasant Island, Elizabeth.
 enden, Reagen's Bluff, White Riy 1 Iacnnia Oldfnmn Delta Miss |
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THE so THERN SHIEL D.

sis consistent with republican principles.
 The South could lose nothing by adopting this course. On the contrary, she would save all for which she contends"
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&lOE9Q95..aa

AIOGy4S!5o
 gE7HE partnership heretofore existing between T. R Pentecost and J E. Jeferis in the stock and trade of the tradingboat Rough & Ready, on the 7th inst, by mutual consent, dissolved. D. Penecos will pay all demands against said frm and IS alone author lzed to collect the debts due said firm.
 P S.-The undersigned takes this opportunity to inform his friends in particular and the public in gener- al that he still continues keep al the landing his boat Rough & Ready, well ladened with all kinds of
 PRODUCE AND GROCERIES March 3, 1850 D. PENTECOST.
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Soap and Candles.
Epss. Ssssifh .sa gN0gaaEsSY.

LAYING associated themselves in the practice of N M Medicine, in its various branches, respectfully tender their Professional services the public. Office at the Drug Store of Lott & Smith.
 Helena March g. lS49
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Bear Story.

We copy the following Bear story from a late California letter:
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Sugar and Coffee.

LARGE lot of the above articles kept constantly IA on hand ard for sale at very small advance on cost, by $. P, CRAIG.
Southern shield., 1850-03-09

We have nothing of special interest from the dongs of Congress-in fact, Congress had done nothing, at our latest dates, but discuss the slavery controversy, which, we are happy to say, is thought to be in fair way of adjustment,
Southern shield., 1850-03-09

A Hungarian beggar, lately arrested in the streets of Paris, had property to the amount of fl5,000
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For the SkieLd:

For the Shield: his name 10 be used as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Phillips county, he will receive the cordial support of MANY VOTERS.
Southern shield., 1850-03-09

r5' The river, at this point, after having fall en about four feet commenced rising again on Thursday night last. We understand that a considerable rise may be expected, as it rose over foot at Memphis on Wednesday night. Look out for another overflow.
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N GDRM GKEo

Phillips county, Ark's., March 9th,
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ty- We are authorized to announce E. H. COWLEY as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Phillips county.
Southern shield., 1850-03-09

r>y1 We are authorized to announce JAMES B. SHELL as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Phillips county.
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CANDIDATES.

AUGUSE NnN0EIONo
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national House,
CoRNEa oF SFEucESSiLLE AND WAaRES srREET,
CADlZ, ONO.


One square west ofihc Public Buildings form
eriY occupied by Thomas {. Vincent.
2rrA TENnE SUBSCRIBER having lately
issTs rented this establishment, has
lsfk ~ nnnyaic, and puJ Il ia complete repair,
sssssacfssssaud furnished il with entire new Furm-
tuIe. This house IS located in the most pleasant
and business par, ol the town.
THE STABl.Es are extensive, and have also
hrcu tharoughly repaired, and will AT all times be
provided WITH the best ofpruyeudcr, aud attended
hy carviui and obiigiag hostlcrs
CONNECTED with the establishment, is large and
extensive WAGON YARD, Qhe best in Cadiz)
and suttahlc Ter Monageries and Cirruscs.
Having permanently located THE above stand,
the citizens generally and the travelling public na
resi- assured thutmo pains will be spared 10 render
,i,osc who may l;tyor the National House with a
cuil us cosloglablc as possible,hy which means the
undersigned hopes to merit and receive liberal
share oi patronage.
DROVE8S accommodated with any amount o.
i,ablng rcgni,rd,
BOARDERS received by the week, month oil
year.
SriubIc Rooms can befurnished-for Private Fa.
niles.
haye connected with the above establishment
In LIVER Y$TABLE. which, Cor 5 lyle Of CAnRI-
,Grs, and sa lriy of lluRsEs, cannot lie surpassed
by any establishment ofrhe kind in tIle county
0Iy-UliARtES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cndiz, April II, 1919
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Fresh Groceries!

will constantly be kept on hand and for snlc.
COFFEE, TEA aud SUGAR. New Orcans Nj
lasses, Sugar House, do. No. aud 3 3Blackerel
Rice Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Rasins, Amond,.
Pea Nuts, Candies. assorted Tobecco. Cign,s
common and sponish. Soaps, oastile, yariegate
and RoSin. Candies, Brooms, Betl-cords, batting
candlcwicking, Rozin, Salt. and Kentucky Lilnc
Also, Forks, Hoes and Scythe Snatha, together
with al other articles usually kept in groceries.
and all of which he offers. Wholesale or retail, as
low as can be had in this market. -
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for Groceries. SAMUEL HAMILTON.
Cudiz, april II, lS5O-tf.
N. u. He kecpsa tuur horse team continually
rnnning from Cndiato the river, Tor the accomno.
dation of the Public. SU
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--ATTORNEY ArLAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY

1FTILLpraetir,.ia Harrison and the adioiuu
w counties Callcctjons, the busincssu ui rs
rcuiur and Administrators GHarIiars and Ward
Petitions f1r Partition, rlilcmcnts Gf Estates. aHt
NJ oth,r business ntHsietl u bin viii 5c,ci'e hi
pp.mpt attention,
ofFh lmmcd:atsll under The Sentinel prin
ting Ollce. luGr u. ~.
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IAsIpYI AIlAIltlN

ATTORNEY Aq'LAW An L OF ts,IInR-
ttEt IN taiASCFRN
KETfLd pIacitefn harrison pnd The adloih
w ing tauniics. collections lhe h,isinrss G.
txocatoIs aud Admiuisiraiurs Gsapiinns Au
Nartls. priiiians ior partition s'iuomeng ct rs
iales. aud all nther business entrusted % his cat
williecci,s his prompt attention. Office atJuin
lug tie 'Pseasurnr olfcc. Cadiz. Apr. ls. ls49.
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=, II. stG<pVNEGI.
ATTORNEY AT Law AND SOLICITOR
IN CHAN ERf,

n z IT \ n = 2 u
CAOlH, O.
CONTINUES 40 practice in liarris"t and All
I ] Joining COMMITTEES. aud eives especial and
prnmpt altrntan 10 Colirc,iug, Business n+ Execu-
AIRS, Administrators, Guardians, Wnrds. Puii-
tons Sales OF Lands, settlement Of Estates, Titles
tn Real Estuies Cuaveya suits at Law aud
in Chad cry. loaning and Investment OF money
md all otherproEssioiiul busiacss placed IN The
rhurge,
Ho is Agent for the State Bank OF Ohio and
others. for l0uniug money. Nc Nr..
O,icc renuvei to NilSore's Corner. on Markc
street. Cadiz, apiii II le30.
fios L. JEwETT. s q rffPARi
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Mansion House,
A .VD s T.ggE OFFFCE
CoLNER OF STEURENviLLE STREET Arr THE PuHl

lCoLNER OF STEU8ENviLLE STREET AT u THE PuRlla
SoUARE, OPPOSITE THE CouRT HoUsE.
IFEN ME Snbscriberrespecful informs his frientls
4 and the public, that he has leased theab"Ve
HOUSE lately kept by s. II. Dewey FOR numnel
of years, and is repairing and renoVating it h1n
top to bottom, and hasreiiirnished it with en ir'
new furniture, carpets, &c. He Hatters hImse!
that for neatness of arrangement and comfortable
accommodat tic rs. the MANSION HOUSE canno
now be surpassed in this section Of the State.
The BEST the nGrketqGords will be pat in re
qnisition to furnish his tables, and every atttn
ton paid by all connected with the establishment
TO render visitors at home. The STABLES are
new, excellent, and capable accommodating
GO horses, and none but trusty ostitrs will even
be kept about them. Suicientprovinder will al
WAYS be kept on hand, and DROVERS and IRA
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms.
| grfFgF, The STEU BENVILLE,
CAMBRl DGE. and WASH
3st5 ssassg INGTON STAGE leavc this
==zSdasEslR lszzskS house tri-weeky, which max, s
ita desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travelhy those conycyhnces. a'
For the convenience Of guests, tho subscriber
is also about establishing a LIVERY STABLE
in come ction with the house, so that persons de
sirous OF securing private conveyances. can do So
without trouble at the shortest notice and ON the
most rea sonable terms. 1850 ra s a
Determined to render satisfaction both in nc
and charges ask share of pub
tlic patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT. Z
CndiZ, August 7. 1880.
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MORE TnAN 5o.o0o PeEsOAs CuRE

7 Tis npon the principle OF inscusihlc PeTsPiri.
uuu, as exhibited in this rut, that he human
body delivers itself OF impurities and disease
THE blood hring the lie OF The Gcsh" accOrdihg
to SciptHre, ilmus, be kept pune rd insure heaItl
This it does b, its ava heat aud action ihrangi
the system elaLoraung all impufilt- aud ciIsune
of all its worn uuI particles viii ia are carried oui
OF the system, through the pores al the skim
When, however, the SIX u hrCnn,rs locked up ifunl
sudden change OF weather ,or amy undue upplira-
ton Of c0d all the hun ors, aud ylrnlcnt Particles
of the blood are retained within and Sickness and
dea;h must follow. Al the long cataogHc OF di-
seases are the result. We have under such cir
cumstances. discoy cred lcmedy lhu: will open
the pores and assist the body iocast of any ohum-
ding humor. Ii is
M AIister'S Al R-Hea'iAg Ointment