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FOR LADIES ONLY!

FOR LADIES ONLY!
AIDES going 70 the Springs and wateringpaces will
IL find at our Establishment a large assortment Of
Goods adapted to their This day opened
30 pieces black Silk Laces all widths and prices
IL dozen twisted Silk Mitts
10 do Alexander's Silk Gloves all colors
10 do Raw Silk Gloves
% do Lise Thread Gloves all prices
cartoons white and colored Kid Gloves
pieces white Gro de Nap Silk for visites and scarf
2 boxes Swiss Edge and Insertion
80 pieces Lace and Muslin Undersleeves
10 dozen plain and embroidered Handkerchiefs Linen
Cambria and Clear Lawn
Also hand good stock of Barege Tissues plain
embroidered, white and coored Swisses, Lawns, Jacko-
nets Brlanteens, Foulard Silk, striped checkered and
plain Silk with variety of other useful cheap goods
which will be sold at very low price for the cash only.
@. w. VERIFY,
June 26-ed1m Pa av, bet. 7th and 9Th SITS,
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A CARD.

"A
THE subscriber respectfully notifies those persons hay
ing accounts with him, that, according to the usual
CUSTOM their respective bills will be rendered full to
the LIST of july and he earnestly hopes that all will be
prepared to make early settlement ndispen sa-
bly, necessary that every account his books be paid
maturity in order that he may the better be enabled to
conduct the business successfully and IL possible
advantageousy to those Of citizens who have be.
rally patronzed him. Il, EDMONSTON,
June A-6teod
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The bells at Alexandria are to be rung TO
morrow morning.
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AUCTION SALES.
. By 9, "; BoTELER, Auetionssr.

By G. w. B0TELEK Auctioneer.
ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ at Auctton.-On Monday, July It'll, commenc
ing a. ~ o'clock m, shall sell at the residence Of
gentleman declining housekeeping, situated Ninth
street near IN Doughtys row, assortment Of excel
lent Household Furniture, consistinq in mari Of
Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany sofs, Msrbletop Centre
table
Brussels Ingram, and Venetian Carpetng
China Dinner and Tea Sets Table Cutlery Plated Castor
Mahogany Dining Tables handsome Gilt Frame Mirrors
Grandoles and Mantel Ornaments
French and other Bedsteads, Bedding
Superior Feather Beds and Mattresses
Sideboard Cane and Woodseat Chairs, Bureaus WASH
stands, Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen requi-
Sites &C.
Terms: All sums Of and under $25, cash; over $25
credit Of go days for approved notes.
ing interest. q. w. BOTELER,
June 30--MWF&ds Auctioneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
TTAI.ITA RTE Rnf "A An N Lots at A N


By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
District of Columbia for Washington county sitting In
chancery and made in a wherein Thomas E. Bran
and others complainants, and William Bran
and others defendants shall proceed to sell ut
the premises Thursday the 18th day Of July next ut
o'clock, all that portion Of ground lying and being
in the city of Washington, and known lot No. Ave. 90
In square No. three hundred and seventy four,
which is a small frame building.
And Friday, the 18th day of July next shall pro-
coed to sell the premises the Decree ut
o'clock p M, lots numbered seven, ~ eight 80 nine
co. ten, Q0 and eleven, al according the recorded
subdivision of square numbered two hundred and thr
teen, (23) Lot numbered g. in square 374 is situated
street. between 9th and 10th streets and the other
lots front 18th and streets, and Massachusetts,
nue.
Terms Of sale Oneh cash, the residue in three equal
ofsx twelve and eighteen months the par-
rest from the day of SALE and sufficient securities TO be
approved Of by the trustee All at the cost
the purchaser If the terms not complied with in
three days after the day Of SALE the trustee the
right resell at the cost and risk Of the first purchaser
JAMES w. SHEAHAN, Trustee.
June 17-2awM&Th&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Wednesday evening" ID instant, by the Rev. JOHN
c. SMITH, Mr.. HENRY FISHER to Miss ELLEN ANN
BARRETT all Of this city.
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DY virtue order of disrain for houserent to
ID James Fitzgerald by John Waters, jr, win expose
public sale the 9Th day of july 1851 at o'clock
m front of the Centre Markethous City of Washing
ton District Columbia for cash. the following goods
and chaes to wit One Mahogany Bureau and Glass
Gun, Powderhorn and Shot-bag, high-posted Bed
stead one Stove, Bedstead one Table, Safe
Lookng-glass one Bed, Mattress one Washstand,
lot of Carpetng eight Pictures in Frames nine Chairs
two Baskets, lot Of Crockery-ware two mante orna-
ments, Quilt, Blanket pair Of Brass And
irons, two Curtains, Axe Trunk, one Tub,
Rocking chair lot of Feathers two Blankets and lot
of Glassware. Ii. X. MARYMAN, Constable.
June 2S-cod3t
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of two writs of teri acas issued by Thomas
ID O. Dom and James Crandell Justices Of the Peace
and for the county of Washington, District Of Column
ba the suits of j. w. Bergenhausen against the goods
and chattels of Ferdinand Perpgnon to directed
have seized and taken in execution all the right title
interest of the said Ferdinand Perpgnon in and
Mahogany Bureau and Glass, one Table and Cover six
Caneseat Chairs one Lounge one Waiter Clock
Stove and lot of Carpeting.
And hereby give notice that the 9Th day of July,
1851 at o'clock m, in front of the Centre Market
house, in the city of Washington District Of Columbia
will offer for sale the said goods and chattels seized
and taken in execution to the highest bidder for cash
II. r. MARYMAN, Constable.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1851. June 28-eod3t
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Headquarters Armory National Greys,

You hereby ordered to meet at your Armory, in
winter uniform, tomorrow, 9th Of Juy for escort duty
jy Sits i. EAGAN, o. s.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

II OST this morning. in Centre Market, large GOLD
i 4 WATCH-KEY, with a likeness side. A liberal
reward will be given If left at this Office jy Sits
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THE DEPARTMENTS AT WASHINGTON.

a- For Geographic reports and correspondence, see
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FAIR! FAIR! FAIR Il!

TTNHE FAIR at APOLLO HALL will continue ope
/ until Saturday evening the 9th instant
Citizens and strangers will find the Hall open through
out the whole day Of the FOURTH-and the best of r.
Treatments can be obtained jy SITS
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TAYLOR a. MAURY, Booksellers and
/ Stationcrs, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street. have constantly on hand full assortment of
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER of every variety, for sale at New York prices
luna
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HOODS, RIBBONS, FANS, &C., can be had
Ii at Mrs. COLLISIONS, together with variety of
tcles for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Toilet.
B0NNETS-A limited assortment hand for sale at a
bargain Seventh street, CO. above III.
jy ltr
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THE NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

May prudence, temperance and good order
everywhere prevail tomorrow. We shall, Of
course, issue no paper.
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EANSI FANS! FansI Fans! Fans
IL Fans Fansl Fans Fans Fans Fans Fans-
From 81 cents to $50! For sale at PARKERS
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under National Hotel.
23t Georgetown Advocated
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VERBY, the Dry Goods M an, is now closing
off his stock at cost Persons who wish very decided
bargains should call early See advertisement in another
place jy 1-ed2w
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Ss- MIR. G. w. Buckin g h am, the welllsnowr
Cigar and Tobacco Dealer under Gasbys Hotel is pre-
pairing Mammoth Cigar, which is intended to be placed
in the cornerstone of the Capitol Extension the coming
Fourth
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ATTENTION, WALKER sHARPsH0OTERs
You hereby notified to meet at your Armory the
morning Of the 4th of july at o'clock, in summer uni
form. BY order. HENRY b. CURTIS,
iy3-lt* Orderly Sergeant.
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INOR the SPRINGS, Country, and Wa
IL tering Places.-Dont forget to provide your
selves with some Of Parkers latest arrival OF very
rior Toilette articles before you CO. Our customers will
find us very cheap just now. PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under National Hotel.
iY @3t Alex. :
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pruss and Plantation Medicines.


DlANTERS, physicians, and storc-kcepcrs
are Informed that quininc calomcl, peear
rhcuharh, tufpenlue, OTIS, and a large assert
meni Of fresh and selected drugs and medicines
can be had nj the very lowest prices of T.. J.
CONE " Co.. Duggis's, corner Of Magazine
and Poydras streets New Orleans.
- Call and Judge for yourselves.
DR.. Il. j. toNcs preparations, extensively
known for upsa'ds of ten years, and requiring
no testimonials of their superior efficacy.
Southern cough syrup uuequalcd a. q cure
for coughs, colds, Influenza etc.
Extract Of eopaisa, ssr-aparila, sud cWaols,
q certain and agreeable cufc, superior to the
capsules ~ any other extracts.
Da.som of napi'iha, tar, lycrwori, boncset,
etc, for i'lc relief and care Of consumption and
bronchitis.
Extract Of sar.apafilIa and tanSucum, the
strongest preparation that can be- made, and Is
purifier Of tiic blood uncqualcd.
Cosrs 'ron,c arur syrup and pills.
Louisiana ,ormillge.
thol,m syrup and piils.
Nerve and bone liHmcul
Rheumatic ard ucufal.dr liuImcnt.
7 Remember lhe corner OF Magazine and
iutdr.- ~lfeci-.
lnnc :, 1851. v2naoy
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3
Fight to a trial by jury, lhS1eh this sirAt a1rra
49, VA no rsce.s, ~ "a, ,hs sn a.
m~nt Of amy such provision, we cannot hut ~.
gard The provision as an assumption Of power
on the part Of Congress TO interfere in. md
control the municipal regulations Of the states
IN reference to their domestic md internal con.
Germs, by establishing LAWS for the regulation Of
pnvnsc properly, and, therefore, most clearly
unconstitutional, Moreover, here Is a direct
exercise Of the power to lcgislatc on slavery in
the states. Ard, now, ii Congress has the
| right, rs II has assumed the power, TO regulate
slavery IN the states, why has II not the power
to abolish i there al-o7 VI il has the power Ia
do the one IL clearly las Tie power, also 10 do
the other.
Hence II ~ correct 10 say, that, in the acts of
the late Congress on the subject of slavery and
,he territories, the abolition party OF the Union
mas nchc'cd the most important gains. And
| yet those acts fall so far short of the wishes
anu ANS OF the party, that the majority. and
Inc more active snd jealous portion oil it, il
! extremely dissatisfied with the result, and
thinh that IT has lost rather Than gained ground
wherefore, great icrmcni is going on in the
party throughout the north and northwest In
many places the measures, 10y which they have
gained so much, but which come up SO little 10
their expectations, are unqualiiedly denounced.
The Fugitive slave law. IA particular has met,
every where, with dcuuuciatiou. Every where
the banner of repeal I'M, been spread TO the
breeze: while, in come places. the execution Of
this law has met with iorciblc resistance from
the people, aud, in 10 case, has the remedy
been satisfactory and mus, soon be gwen up Ms
too Troublesome and expensive, owing TO the
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IN complaint 10 DR.. l. 7. Henderson. OF
rarmerilic, we take pleasure in Recommending
to all those vino are By any means afflicted with
bodily pains. 10 go ut once and purchase bot
Tie OF two "a bis mos, excellent EareAa Tome.
Nor the last ihtce " four weeks, We have been
labofing under the most .Xcrucla,ing pans,
from some unknown cause, and also have had
NJ the same time every symtom OF dyspepsia
w. had recourse to different sort, of medicines
but experienced but little reii,j nnti We fell
in with Df lIcndcrsens EHrska. We at oace
purchased q bottle, and have used about one
half Of il according To direction. and take great
pleasure Ia stating, that we were nj once re-
hoypd of the above disasfeenhlc complaints
We therefore hcspeak iof il nothing more than
a lair trial to test it, siginc-, which viii no
doubt gisc u rfcc,dence over al other tonic
nsA IN use.
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NEW ADIERTISEME EATS.


EI"iEkS Of administration, DE- t,,pis ,.oa
- We're granted on the estate of Mary A.
Spencer, deccastJ, to rs. undersigned, by
'"e county court pertaining 10 the cs-
tales Of daeea.ci persons, held in and f,,
Harrison County, Texas, on the 2tlih day OF
May A. d. ISL All person. therefore hav.
ing CLAIMS against said estate are hereby mott.
ned 10 present Them within the time prescribed
by law, daily authenticated; and those indebted
10 the same viii please make immediate pay.
ricnl TO
WN IT, CHATHAM, Adm,
SARAH CHATHAM, Admx.
Jnnc :. 1851. mo Ct
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4 E1'rERS O. administration on ihe estate
! of William Eaton, Deceased were grtnlcsl
20 ihc undersigned, by the comfy ecnri q
Pamela County, Texas, on the 2Sth day Of
April, a. u 1851. THIS j., therefore 10 give
notice 10 al persons having elaiias against said
cslaie. 10 present lhcm wiilsin The time psr-
ses,be.i, hy law, daily authenticated and those
indebted to the same, Will please make inmc-
date payment to
WILLIAM ". WOE<ELl.. Adm.
May ~ lSSi N2nlN ~
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Administration Notice.

ETTENS Of administration We're granted
IL to The Undersigned on the estate OF
Martha FOrison, deceased, by the county court
pertaining to the estates Of deceased persons
for the county OF Harrison, in the state Of
Texas, Oh the aGih day of May, A. ID. 1851.
This il, therefore, 10 notify all persons having
Claims against SAID estate to present them
within the time prescribed by law, duly anthem
pISasc make immediate payment 10
JAMES A. tOkISON, Adm
L. 4 1851. mao 1T
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ERAtkEN iiDi ~.

Ri0l Ch,roife CnRiis isrds
MRS ERACkEN q son have lrascd
LII the larr and commoiIoas building
lately kept ly +. 4. llsyaon, and are prepared
10 accommodate al who mly ls,ar islem w'ih
their patronage. Their table w'll be snpplied
with lie best The market a'lcs's, ansl Their sta
be. viii care hc6tiers and il,e best OF Prov
enief,
MAY II, 1851. N.ni7Y
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rAnnrnYlr.tr. Nov. |. 1910.

This f. to certify, that lp.sc nsed IN my prae-
iicc, and seen others use, nr |. I. lIendcr,oa'r
Eureka 1enc, and d. believe II 10 be The
most valuable Tonic lot the ccriaiu cure Of
Chhis and Fever, have met wish II cscfis
curative effects 90 every ca4c, and IN every ip-
stance was wonderfully pleased with ~ pow
or to immediately cure mills, ard cut shur, con
acsliyc ch,ls. do not believe IN specifies.
falling in noting hat ii ever | ms, with oae,
ii is ll,c Eureka al Dr.. liendcrson's, and take
gresi pleasure IN recommending il to the sitle-
ted. VS. CuLyrgnousE, ". D.
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Marshal. springs.

VzNlISE Springs are situated 1--WE miles from
town, North Of Wcsi in a monntainou.
range of country. about two thousand feet
above the common surface: being the dividing
rilpe between Iiul, Cypress and Sabine Riy.
crs. and sufficiently far from c,thor no, Ia lac
under the influence OF the miasmata that en-.
anaIes thereirom. and further projected by n
pirde of pine Growth. III, best PROTECTOR known
ia the ycneiaLhM kHpdom apuiast tle dilll.iou
Of giiasmafa over counifle, neai it, source.
These hills are .,ul some OF the rare specimen a..
Of wonder and admiration lrft hy the Great
Hand. who made all ,l,ings ppricct.
On the hir.est point We have building sites.
unsurpassed in beauty hy any in the known
world and the eve rnuses not only there, hnt
with dcliqh, and admiration can survey al w,ll.
a diversity of Landscape. from twenty to thirty
miles in Amos, every direction.
From the sides Of thesc hlll, isSue a variety
of water TO which we invite the attention oil
the pnhlr, ~ analyzcd by Professor, Hilarll A
Smith as follows:
uslYrEsfry or LOUISIANA
Nfw ORLEANS. Feb. ID 1851.
Nrysrs. Ragelg Ir Roclsils 50 Graficr II.
GrNfLrMFS-tsssicd, bp Prof j. Law renee
Smith, who has great reputation IL an aualyti.
cal chemist. have examined the three Samples
of minclal water, sent me lrum Mar.hll, Texas,
by ". II. Dial.
CONCERNING tho orasscous substances, fsprh
as carbonir and -uphnrAted hylropcn1 whicl,
may prrguate the recent spring water, 50 much
time had elapsed. and Il being To Us uncertain
whether thc battle, were scaled Ut once NJ the
,prin,,s. tina, nothing Satisfactory could ho "A.
e,rtsiucd.
The three bottles Of wafer contains lut H.
tlc saline or solid matter. no one of them con.
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This il To certify, that IN the year lsif,
had been severely afflicted wI;b Chi''s and is-
,cg Tor uinciccn months until, with The eon,in-
nation If the chills every ether day, they had
complicated with ihcm wha. The doctcrs told
me i,a- throhic lIcpAti's, OF inflammation vi the
Liver and Enlargement Of the si'lccn. Aficr
irving every thing, ifom iao very best Ptys-
clans IN the South. without, any permanent re-
l.ci, | WIS worn down TO a perfect sheeton,
and dcsIaifed IL ever getting we'll In the
muIslh Of September 1856, wa. travelling il
North Louisiana for my health, and happened
81 rafmef,illo, where became acquainted ~.sh
DR.. |. r, Henderson, wlse, Ailer history Of
my ease, informed Inc that just such eases nid
haiiicd the common, yet eieullile lfscties, res.
om,acnied hy the diiltFga scientific medical
writer's, and that he had dlaeoyss~a > Fsw wy
clAhr eompouad tonie he had every e"n'"'e'~r
in The doctor prepared for mc 10 ounces d
The Tonie. with twn doxea of his Fonlc Pills.
which commenced using AS directed, and IN
ten days was 4 -ound nao. Tile ci,iil- wsTe
stopped the second tme, and my liver and
sut.,n had "a tan DAYS heeolac healthy. met
u,tb pr Henderson, la New Ofl'ans, 10 leis.
| ,oi I'm, 70 maie me gallon Of his Tonic
which have usc,l, Ia over hundred cases,
with rerfec. s,leecss. while travelling IN Araan-
sas nnd Texas. Prompted alone hy wishing To
n.io, the afflicted. to u certain remedy, and
render tr,hasc 10 whom fibaie Is due" has IL.
,ipred IN. 10 certify to the Eureka l0nIc. and
Nepenihean Tome Pins.
t;ao. H. CosSEL,us.
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Wow Nide q NdHllglon Nrtnuf, N0N'N
of The toRrihonse.

View SIDE al NdshiagioR Areauc, Nonh
Of The toRffhonse.
'I>IIE subscriber having permanently located
himself 40 this place. lot the express Por.
pose Of carry ing on the cabinet business N all
III yariuu, branches would most respectfully
announce to- the oiilsons oi Marshall and Ncit'-
ny that he hopes TO merit portion al me pub
lie patronage, aud ia consideration Of his Tong
experience in the business he hopes to gave on.
tire sat .laclion in all cases, pres aud qnai'iy]
to those who are disposed TO favor him with a
trial. lie will manufacture 10 order, SOFAS,
secretaries, and book caste, wardrohc>, s'dc
board. writ desks, bfrsyii-t and d'nner IN
hle-. ladic, fancy wofk.slands, dc. lie VIII
also keep constantly on hand general assert
meut Of plain furniture, -uch us bureaus, safes
wa.h-.'anos, tables, and bvdsicads 81 every he
scnplion. II Wuuli he to the advantage OF
person. who are ia want Of furniture 10 give
hin, "a call, as lac Is determine TO sell cheap for
cash. ..
~. Il. MINIDN.
~ Oh Furniture neatly rcfa're4. shd'fs>
promptly attended To. farN'nrs e1FFra's'd
for lumber.
Ms u. 1881, nv ON,
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CHILLS AND FEVER,
and all the different varieties of Fcscrs torpid
liver. enlargement of the spleen, dyspepsia,
drop-y. jaundirc, and all kinds Of constitutional
debility and arrangement of Tie systrn. are
speedily rcmcdied by these invaluable mcdi-
cinc- These valuable aniipoia. remedies were
discovered by Dr. !. +. Henderson, AMI have
been successfully tested hy somc Of the best
physician. in he South, and by thousands Of
other persons.
Thu.c medicines are wholly Vegetable, aud
are harmless under any circumstances, The
principal ingredients are entirely new remedies.
used 10y no other person ia any form as med-
cine.
Ia malaral diseases, they act rs or an,idose
against the poisonous effects of iinpurc mir. and
require no preceding preparation Of the system,
rs They comprise the tatharllc, biaphorsic Sed-
atisc. and Tonic principles; thus aseompli.li-
ing dcsiern,um IN The treatment Of these
diseases, long sought for before the discovery
Of these medicines.
All who have used Quninc Che best remedy
heretofore hnown for Intermittent iryer) must
say that Il il neither certain no lasting in lis
ciccts.
Quininr, in many in anees, from frhrile cS-
element and ga,iralgln, and cephalic disturb
anccs, is iuadlni--ablc. Bat the Eureka Medi-
cine can he used under any circumstances OF
condition Of the system where a tonic, purge,
or diaphore:ic is needed, with tine happics, Fl
feets The 'onie mildly ael- On the bowels
carrying Oh The nIuco bilious matter collected
lAsesI sellorting ~ sstivn II The liver and
sr'- ~ . n nsssrs = throw Of ' he
impedieSs ~ ~ q the . o.s'y J, !, By J,
natural i, ' :, q ss.psna s.,
effects Of disease through 'heS III II.
Of the body.
All that "a asked Cor these wonderful m
zines is fair trial, which Will satisfy all Of ths'0
unparalleled virtues. Tae'r fame ia bnllt up
Oh their own efficacy, and Il comparison with
ali other remedies l. challenged rhysieiHns are
requested 10 use the Eureka Tonic and Ncpcn.
lhcan Pills, as they would any other tonic, with
any previous preparation OF The system they
please, and they viii be convinced they are the
superior of tluiuinc, and the whole catalogue
Of lonic- used as iniermitieni,.
Their uss is admissible ut any time, even
when the patient has the highest fever. For
sex head ache and DISTRACTED menslrua'ion,
they have no equal. For particulars see tonc
directions,
Also, DR.. l. r. lIrrpersoS's Eurrla Purifying
Cifdar'ic Pals, for cleansing and purifying the
constitution, and establishing a healthy ccono-
my la nll persons laburiug under any form oil
constitutional arrangement.
Also, DR.. !. +, lIsspERsos's Otaeh,'n Vermi-
| fgee, the greatest blessing ever bestowed upor
The inlan,ile world, warranted to eSlel worms
of every kiad, and In every ease where l:iey OK.
isl in the body. This Ncumiinge ha, proved IT,
self decidedly superior to any other IN use.
IA. l. n. II IL,
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RELIGIOUS MoTlcS.

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