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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
THE ROSES OF EARTH.
RoM THE GERMAN OF KRUMMACnE.

FROM The GERMAN OF KRUMMACHE
Eve, the mother Of mor,a.s, walked one
day, alone and sorrowful on the desecra
,cd soil Of this sinful earth. Suddenly She
espied a rose tree laden with exparded
hlnssoms, which like the bushes of dawn
shed rosy light upon the green leave.
around them,
'Ah.' cried she with rapture, SIS it de.
ception? or do indeed beho d even here
the lovely roses Of Eden? Already do |
breathe from aia. their paradisaical sweet
ness.
Hail, gentle type Of innocence and 10y:
Att thou not silent pledge, that even
among the thorns Of earth. Eden's happi
ness may TT l,om? Surely it is bliss even to
in hale the pure fragrance of thy fowers!n
Even while she was speaking, with her
Joyous gaze bent up III the profusion of TO
se-, there sprang up a light breeze which
stirred The boRghs of the tree; and 10! the
petals Of the fulI-bIown flowers, silently de
:ached theselves and sunk upon the ground
Eve exclaimed with sigh Alas. We a'so
are children Of death! ] read your mean
ing-types Of earthly joys' And in
mourntul silence she looked upon the fallen
,aves.
Som however, did gleam Of hope tighten
up her conntenance Willie she spoke saying
Still shall your blossoms as long as they
are embodied insthe bud, be unto me the
types of holy innocence. IaE3sr
So saving, she stopped down 10 oaze
upon the half closed buds, when suddenly
she became aware Of thorns which crew
beneath them, and her soul was sore trou-
bIed. as n.
Oh cried she, do ye a,so4 need some
defence? Do ye indeed bear within the
CONSCIOUSNESS OF sin; and are these lhorns
symptoms Of your shamel Nevertheless l
bid you welcome beau:ious children of
the spring, as an image Of Heaven bright
aud rosy down upon this thorny earth
/ 1855 .a go b. lE------------ s...sfs.
STRANGE SUPERsTITioN.-We have always
known that the tars on the salt sea wave
[were somewhat supersiitious in regard 10
going TO sea on Fridays and launching o!
their ships on that day but we aid not know "
until few days ago, that our rive. men
we've imbued with any such notions Sit.
| ting in CONVERSATION not long since iii the
>ocial hall Of the S., with the cap ain,
a. gentleman came in 10 take passage IoF
lhimsel! and horse to st. Louis; the priee
was agreed upon, and the man stated off,
lie had hardly reached the gangway how.
lever when the. captain rushed out af;eI
him. ppseting in his way several chairs.
d "Ha.loo, sir, cried be, hailihg the gen
tlewan. what is the color Of your koFse?'
Grey, sir, was the response. :" hsa isd
Then, by Jolly you nor your horse can
travel on this boat at any price. Wha
) is more, I'lIbe You are a preacher, and /
: never had grey horse and preacher 70
passengers that my boat did 'nt blow np a
sink; Why, il | should take you, couldn'
get a crew. 6 So. 8 2as.a. 2 sTe.asssai
The gentlemen, who was minister d
! the Methodist persuasion, smiled aud walk
i Lea avay.-C Cin. EnquiYet. eead s.lia uol
Man dies but nJhe Of his actions eve
Sie.-rI1ach u peEpetuated and ptolohas
Z forever byiuteymihab.s 9sshlSs saaeclin
!. some beings in every age to come.
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NOTICE.

4 T the present Term 1851; viii present.
- my account to the, Hon. PROBATE court of
Yazoo county as guardian of A. E. Briggs fOE
annual settlement. VIM. PICKETT.
June Sd Ie5I-2t
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CARD.

The proprietor has offered none of these
medicines TO the public, without hlyin! been
we'll te sted in private practice, as we'll as ex-
tensivcly used otherwise. From no Gu; rtcr
are they litely TO be excelled or oft cau :.
led, in curing the diseases enumerated under
elch preparation. All competition is 6ecli-
ned with those who pretend to cure the n os.
of the malalies of the age with one remedy,
which is prOfcssed alone by charlatans who
know nothing of Medicine, or its application
to disease DR.. L. neither writes nor publish
es anything concerning his medicines but
what ne believes to be trae; and, however fla =
tering the many statements he has received
mly be, they origine,e f.om rer.trs of q e.
hrsi rcsPectabi!ity, residing in difo1e6t parts
of The country, US designated s5, = 6 d.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
AND AVOID TIE UsR OF SUBSTITUTES.
: The fac-simile of the signature of DR.. w
q. Little will be found upon the outside wra, :
per OF eOea of his medicines. Sold Who'll,
sale and retail, by the P-oprietor, OF his mt
nufactnring depot, No. 264, Main street, Phil
adslPhia, and Macon. Georgia. f..s
To be had also of agents aud druggists gen.
orally throughout the Southern and western
Sites and THOMPSON g. COZ Yazo,g
and ]. e. SRROPSHIEES CITY,
Hazoo city June Sd 1851, - -
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NOTICE.

A T the present June Term Of the Probate
EAcourt of YazOO cOunty,I will present my
account as administrator of the estate of FIR ed
eric Briggs deceased for annual settlement
afsa J. ]. NICHE. s..
June Sd 1915
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
YAZOO DEMORGAT

u- ses, ths advertisement Of Dr. w.
G. Littls's SSrsaParillRs lis doubtless a
very valuable drug. Found at Thompson
81 Co. -aIaai fo tef7a a'a.osa1 81
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NOTI e.

A 7 the present June Term Of the Probate
n court of Yazoo county, will present my
account as guardian Of Margaret c. Scott to
said court for annual settlement. JJf& =
4fT j. NICHE.
Yazoo city June Sd lsS1-3t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

Man dies but none OF his actions svel
sie.-- Each il perpetnated and ptolonasi
torsvsE BY iuteTminab.S SsshlSs affecting
some beings in every, age to come.
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,yrAr1 or CALIFORNIA SEVEN PER CENT BoNDs-

sxS 600 WAITED: ON BoSD AN SI xSRrSA ,S,S
II not less than 800 $500 or 5000 Address Atlantic
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 81, ISL.
Francs-- The Einmsy-7E M,sSags--iaia, Sc.
In France the now ministry aud the coming mes-
sage Of Louis Napoleon are tho absos bling topics Of
conversation. The National Assembly facets on
Monday next. The new ministry decidedly Bona
partst) does not enjoy che confidence esthst body,
and we may look out for squalls. An article in the
Consfawiynnei, the quOndam admirer OF Louis Ma
poleon. by Veron. has created no small sensation.
Il pretends TO be ia the secret Of the message.
The age (rsys the C0asfitafio,.us) II well
Informed viii be full Of wisdom and good IL will
70 pass in review before Us that
and powerful dcnagogicsl army which threaten,
France aud Europe Between the Rational Assembly
which refuses the revision and the millions Of petit
TONERS and the eighty councisseners witch demand "
The presdent Of tn. republic opening Of his own VIII
the arena to al pretenders. dsnoads ausa afpal 70
ms a. btraior Is u not wise % pat an END IN me
nth of November before the claims 81 all kinds shch
tsoome due at the end u The &c The fVr ot uues
sDch WI fvs s ~, 10 Il ne p ny ssg n IN this esc
ton approved ~ the prudence OF Che National emou
accomplished under the most shsoute
and when tt will he allowed 70 vote ior eytry one,
| Louis Napoleon Ronsrarte second tine ootains
majority Il votes, he will aPpesl ne the .s'isnses
sutativs. 70 modify the constitution. Let any SEN
| sbls BE- applied 20; VII the country, N the
wear the risk o. being submerged under the
tsnultucus Of the ievctun Of conss:usnt and
wruld IL not be threatened with Destruction under the
,toIms which would take place during the ardrsus and
lahors Of this Assembly The President
q the Eel ubc viii coune himself 20 pointing
important points 10 be treated Of In the copsu-
ton such The abolition OF the .. Me aud tho
existence Of two Chambers since in the vein
for prophecy, viii stih furth err and we will say
confident ere OF the elevated sentiments and the
dsnterestednsss q the Representatives most engaged
We will say With Joy for the future fate Of civilization
and Of cur society that France viii be saved
ard that everything will be settled By Honorable sad
patriotic comprt misee
Such sensation, in fact, did the announced
appeal to the country create, that the funds tel
| 30 confines, ADD the Pdnn issued a contradiction
the same evening; and last night the PGtris pub
! lished the following
We authorised TO state that the rresient on the
Republic has not yet begun 10 draw up his nessage
| The general belief oyever, Is that the C0astt-
tufiond was right, though It's premature announce
ment NAV cause an alteration. Nc"s roromsl
There Is nothing particular stirring IN the rest
the world The Gladstone letters eth afford suit
feet Of ceppent. They hsve led to the recall o.
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EQCUHsION.

SUNDAY TRIP 40 NEwBURo AND WEST POINT,
- landing Yonkers Hastings, Dobbs Ferry Tarrytovn.
Sing sing Haverstrsw, verpsncks. Peekskl, Coztene
Dock and Cold srrnr touching AZ Hamn.sa street, each
way. The and splendid steamer IhOMASE ". HULSk,
Capsn Van wsr will leave New York from pier foot OF
Chambers street. sunday morning AZ ~ o'clock Ter the
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HOTELS.

noNADrs, HOTEL, So pEoApwAY. zfIE ArrEN
opened toe s day Of May last under ,he charge Of q
Donad late Of the Poweon House, Nswbrrg. The we'll
character OF the proprietor asufceat guarsntee
ot the excellence OF lie house while s situaton and inter
a qualify u in superior degree 70 be what
the propretvr desans TIA 6rst osss family hotsi Tho
erate Of his terms additional indaesment 70 am
lies wishing permanently 10 locate themselves.
IRVING HOTEL. WASHINGTON CtTY CORNER or
4 Penn sylvania avenue and Twelfth streetThs esta
oehment hae the last been greatly enlarged
and improved tie addition Of entirely spacious
and elegant dnng saloon or ladies' ther also for gentle
ana several most eonvenitnt parors and sleeping
rooms nakinr altogeher very desirable addition 10 the
former convenerees of the house. and the proprietor
oursged By the constantly increasing pacaage he has had
che happiness receive most respectfully asks it's cOn
ausnce.
Washington, Nov. s. 1861.
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EDITORIAL PROM THE RAILWAY REPUBLICAN
"A Of ths l2lh e NoHember. ISL edited hy The don

IA the i2th - November, ISL edited BY the Hon.
osephus Shsnr member Of the Lcgslaturo Of New jersey
We have met With some ovrvise und vIseicyins people
ho when assured that individual dee DIV and oroushy
orted in the occult sciences might become really able
shadow forth forete portant future events would
boldly aurh such allegation and In tho profundy
of their wisdom. Declare that none but mposer would
AR claim 10 such miraculous ability We have
with wise and incrcdulous folks and have
found them usrcess msntaaors Of the maxim that
sseeinR nd seeing aoael il believing and who
ready dcn6une hGmbug what they Ia their arrogant
ef conceit, mud themselves unable to comprehend We
have the above remark rou hnding in
columns this week. n Advertisement OF the celebrated Dr
Rotack reputation astrol0ger
aim legitimate claim y IN editorial aetee have never
consulted The doctor with reference . event
Dast prestnt uturs bus being veil acquainted vte
several very intelligent persons wAo have and enofe tss
s Of The strong regards The dctors wonderful
fu ctnnot d less with 60 mech evidence before as 81
is mstchleSs skill thsn award him AL -ait he u en
titled TO- We have fouri Dr. Rotack. W his ordiur
capacity uos. iuteliEsut conrteov1 and gantem we
full o indies items Of lofty talent IA hs profession
h truly benveHt heart ever heamtng out IN he face
We advise those who would consut '.he ssars. By al
20 apply 10 Dr. Roback All letters e.. W. RO
BACK, No white rc,, will be reiigi1 usy attended 70
II trepad for particulars calf act Astro
zosea Air anss Fratis where Be- seen
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ANTHOLOGY, &o .

MRS. PRERSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA. TEN
l her services Ladies and Ssntensn OF this city
Astrol0xy Love and Law Matters interpreting DreaDs
Sc by books scsn Sc oonstantly relied by Napo
son, Will tell the Of the l.sy gentleman they
l marry Ais0 the Of the visitcrs kesdsnoe All
Grand between Clinton aud Attorney streets. NJ y
....diss ffty cents; Gentlemen one dollar.
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STROLOGI.-DR. Z. W. RCBACk. fkOh SWEDEN
"A lately fren Plsdelphs ohsrs hs services 70 the eisl
ent Of York he htle 10 forete past psent and
suture events Tse-Iadies, 81 cents gentlemen. 81 Ma
c.cuated snd read In full according 10 the oraess
ayities osleusted Ladies, So gentemez 81 once NO.
White street New York, vhere letters post paid. will re-
.,,ive iuped.te attention psrtisulars, daily
papers Astrological AimAnses be procured NJ the Once
sf.rAts.
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M EUGENE coRALII, TIE CELEBRATED pARI.
M IpLrs b ALL AND CONCERT anoa-rHR PRn

NIBLOs b ALL AND CONCERT ROoa.-rHE PRO-
pretor respectfully informs tho Bile that his
Scent Ball Room has been put in complete order for the
suing season. Many portant alterations and
have been made for The comfort and Of
ersesi reception saloon, parlos and dressing
with all the convsnences for ladies gen
mon The valuable services Of Mr. Vesey able
cal caterer for dinner and parties secured
NJ Va provided with .Ae best French cooks good aud Az
pfords will DO provided. Mr. vessy has made selection Of
he oheicsst wines and liquors. and pains will
DO spared to give satisfaction those Who derous
giving frat rate bals large dnner and supper parties will
eho ofkce on Crosby street.
QALLs AND PARTIES AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
Military companiss Lodges, Societies. and othsrs.
Uniformed that BRO. PERKINS has large that
sccommoeate sixty couples Select parties will fna hi,
unite Of rooms and his facilities for refreshmsnt inferior
sione In the city.
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FINANCIAL.


w al =. TArscorT co. % SOUTH STREE
e,res British and IrsIsnd They also sole agents 70,
..ans snd line Of Liverpool paese,. ssd %e Lnso;
yooh packets Passage BY Of when shiss San ss
BaRed on reasonable serms
I'D w.BYRNEs n CO, NO 80 SOUTH STREET, NEW
Yori aud 81 waterloo Road, Liverpool, have for sale
and ses are also er the swallow Line
Of Liverpool and henion packets the Rec s.r Drsmaee,
Certificates Tor the above lines be had moderate
,yrATK or CALIFORNIA SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
California snd which made payable n tis sty will be
oSDS % s oiSss. SIssiow GsSss 5.s'''
No. 50 Wall street
no. UO on .pproved property in eroOLiyn ia SUN,
less than 81 3d. $500 or s6UO Address Atlantic
Herald once.
EoNMERCIAL BANK. PERTH AMBoY.--NoTEs on
this bank taken At 70 per cen, discount Notes on Bans
redeemed At par by EVANS 70 and " Ful,oa ssfsss, in
payment fer ready made clothing Of all descriptions
'.rApTTALIsTs ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE AVERY
~ Braays rotary lever multiplying Mtsnec En-
-ne. for which pateat secured; IL V built on she osst
unnirg FOR days. 10 A. to r. n. ut 80 Greene
Sireet Admission free
A PERSON OF BUSINESS HABITS is WANTED TO
IA in eyeeedirg sly lucrative business The sp
geapt mutt have =, command at least 500 aad good ret
renee To one that willing 10 travel an opportnniy 20
realize S5ul perfectly saio business ohers. Address
with name, VS., Herald tnioo.
'xUANTED-AEY REsPgCTABLE PERSON, EITHER
w married or single, with q oa.h capital Of only
esisn, which % profitable. gentse honofabl; and cay
address, post PAID Brosassy Poe, once where an
10 a Zoo
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE BALL SEASON.
aHRAND COMPLEMENTARY BALL-d!vEN TO Es r.
o. " pS ss ~ Isl
can be pTossrsd At no Grand and At the pr5Og
YORK;
new dances viii be executed for the arst time
vTRIPLIR HALL SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF rRE
Mondays the 1ssS Of psssaSsr TTpsr Hall Ball
p @ music store @ sro.d dsas;
hTSshsy 2 prSavay NJ S0hG Sat
s,treet, Brooklyn.
TwILrTH annual BALL OF TaE nIBERNIAN
.ls ball as on former 0seasisns win BE devoted chart
rely upon the liberal ola public to
cent neT ba ri, e tic No pains win be
former S.: Sas9;is nss:, Ssa1
Mr. d. j. Lucas. Tickets 81 !. each aSi, = ,n,o, c,.,
NICHOLAS WALSH Treasurer.
MICHAEL kEDsIoND, Sem, Secretary.
SEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTzINs
M sS S eS spsP ny . Sa s
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Ladies and gentle
can only attend = week. on Saturday.
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY NOW OPEN AT
No "a West fourteenth street between The Fifth aud
%ss:sr wesns.Ssy saturday Monday Ta.rsd.y
frvate schools attended sorees usual
,%IGNoR GHEaARDIs DANCING ACADEMY, su
h for an a
ers Wednesday and Saturday sfternoou at ococ
classes for gentlemen. Tuesday Friday Private
Glasses and schools attended to- Sorees gven usual
ENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS, MDE. u. GA
vellis Academy for Dancing at the 5tuyvessnt
Institute, $50 Broadway. Their system of instruction is
9artieulary adapted for parsins the pupil graceful
caey experiment The of walking Is also
autey explained and forms i'm sortant Of each los
on All the new and fashionable dances ar taught in the
very short time Hours devoted exclusively aduts
Eng ADD evening. Apply daily, at the above address.
M EUGENE CORAILI THE CELEBRATED PARI-
A sian Professor of Dancing, the great rival OF Celia
eius Premier suet du Grand Opera Academic de Muque
and hr5t teacher de la dsne de salon Paris has arrived
IN this city with the design Of iorning with Mr Wells
stye and according TO the admired system which lie has
successfully practsel for ten amongst the highest
circles OF fashion in the metropolis of France He
will commence bis nrst Of lessons Monday toe
7th Of November at ths OF H. ellis Sister $50
Bresdway, and viii! continue them every Monday ana
hnrsdsy Of each week For gentlemen in the evening
3 o'clock and for ladies ia the morning. at 10 o'clock For
particulsrs apply at $50 Broad ay Hours devoted
Nor private lessons at the rooms and ia families.
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In and Ing.

Gen Putney, who was an early acquaint.
ance of ours, and who was proverbial fol
misplacing ing, was a very polite and friend.
ly man "Good morning, General" said we
as we were passing the garden where he was
pulling weeds one moming in MAY, before
the sun was up. "Good u,ornin," replied
the General II have been arorkin in The
gardiag little this mornin, and declare it
made my fingers so cold l had to put my
mittings on.'--Er. q.
The above reminds us of the lady who
went into a store in our neighboring town Of
Cadiz few years ago, "to buy some lining
to make trouslings for haruvsting-the wealth
er was SO melting that the childriag while
reaping were too much giving to streating."
Steubenpilie Mes.
Once upon time, too, the citizings Of Har-
pers Ferry, met, for the purpose Of consult
ing about building bridge over the Shan
ingdoah, when csrting Capting who was
ever using the ing, said ait would prove
profitable to all buying marketing. in redu-
cling the price of butter and eggs and chick
ing8," pLedging the outings on his clothing
for the strength of his posishing. Scioto
Gaz.
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JEFFERSON Life Insurance Co.
OF Cincinnati.
Incorporated by the State Of Ohio.

eiOO;0OO Capital. Ni
r, IFE FElNSURANCE effected inthis coInpa-
any on the Mutual and JOINT Stock systems.
Some Of the peculiar advantages of this
Company are:
has two departments, the mutual and Jeint
stock; the mutual department being secured
by the whole stock Of the company and its no.
cumuIations.
3 The rates Of premium in the joint stock
department are redaced equal to mammal cash
dividend in Advance Of 33b perce
8. In tile mutual department, but one-half Of
the annual premium is repaired in CASH, when
the insurance is for life and the annual premi-
um amounts to $40 dividend Of profits annual-
Ily scrip issued drawing interest and trans
erabe, &. i
~. The life OF the husband may be insured
for the benefit Of the wife, the insurance pay
able to her, free from oil claims OF creditors or
representatives We are not aware Of this pro.
vision in any other Company in Ohio; il is
in none Of the English Companies, and but few
Of the Eastern Companies.
5. The premiums may be paid semi-annual-
y, or quarterly, il preferred.
6. The premiums received will be invested
in Il Q West, and the monev paid annually for
| life insurance retained among US.
| All should insure who are not CERTAIN OF
leaving their families in comfortable circum
stapces, and all whose income depend upon
their personal exertions, us Clergymen, Pbysi.
clans, Lawyers, Mechanics, Clerks, Book
keepers, and those in public. Also, Merchants,
Trsdesmen and Manufacturers in active busi-
ness, whose property depends Upon the vicis-
situdes Of trade.
3, Those whose real estate il encountered.
4. Those who require the endorsement Of
their friends for their security.
S. The lives Of all parents who might leave
their families unprovided for at their death.
Officers and Directors. u ...,
H. H. GOODMAN, Pres't
E 'e ~ w. W. CONES, v. Pres't.
L. BESTos, Sec'y. @-@ q, as,g-'
Directors. 4a
Cincinnati.
H. H. Goodman, George Carlisle,
William Burnet, Charles Conahan,
w. W. Cones, A. G.. Burt,
Samuel B. Keys, Chas. Goodman,
D. W. Dreshler, Columbus, VIM. McCammon,
H. B. Payne. Cleveland, o., E. Gest. g
Board rqf Finanee.--Hon. Jacob Burnet
Samuel Virgins, ESQ.,, T. s. Goodman, Esq
B. F. CONWAY, Agent.
G, S B. HEMrsrEAD, Medical Examiner.
May 81, lS5l-9dwly
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NTarims 3 Cdide Young Men.

Keep good company OF none.
Never be idle.1 If your hands cannot be
usefully employed, attend 10 the cultivation
OF your mind. W.
Always speak the truth.
Make few promises.
Live up to your engagements.
Havedew very intimate friends. saLs
Keep your own secrets if you have any.
When yon speak to a person. look him
in the face.
Good company and good conversation are
the very sinews Of virtue.
Good character is above all things also.
Never listen to loose and infdel converse
tion. os..e
You had better be poisoned in your blood
than in your principles.
Your character cannot be essentially iniu.
red except by your own acts.
Let judgment guide instead OF passion.
Put not too much confidence in women.
Live in manner that you need not re.
proach yourself when you become aged.
Be moderate in your pleasures.
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Con ntainirlg no Alcohol.

Ihe oest and strongest certihsd medecl1e IN
the world Tor the cure Of Dyspepsia in all il
iorms-sucn as neaoache, heartburn, nabltual
cost'veness, acidity o. the stomach, loss Of aap
petite, as'nma;piles, inclplen, con SUMPTION de,
OIllty arising rom Pro,racleu ,eVers, ievef an9
ague' exposure 10 neat or coio' o'u age-ano
dl.eases an .ag rom imperfect digestion, Or
oerangeu conuiion l'ne s.ohluch. - aiso
an exce'len' Ie.neSy ana no. surpssseu ~ any
~ meoac,ns !" USE, ,ur ,enales suneins uterine
OF nervous ueIAugehehl.
among the numerous ss ana n,gn.y iespec'aDe
c'r.incaies, % we reler ~ ss '1e' - iS,iowng' S,
r'e rroI, a. Ai,nayesi r ~. q. 1ua S.a'e ns'ayer'
r ri'l"eaiy nV" I.. in y Tsp". M.
non "yio" na"iei - ''N 'es'' MASS ''''-
a'e. At, c. :, p..,.
r., noh =. NJ I h.nou, ,Crny rnany oo' " NVu' -"
'sunu' unu wv NV. mS Wnush,;ds ~ o rn,.r, e.. =,
M;ob;n. % " ~ o, yOee. II Saen,or ' ' y
'iiu"pun' M ~ To% MIsS Sss, c, sru.
nonts No's Snea,,. 80 - iN'"
'uIny' nYT ~ ....
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