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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-23
BousrY LAND Law.

The House then proceeded TO the consideration
Of the bill heretofore reported from a select com
mittee, explanatory Of the Bosnty Land law Of
September y, 1850, and for other purposcs
question pending being on a motion 70 refer it 10
the Committee Of the Whole the state Of tho
Union
Mr.. CLARK resumed and concluded The remarks
which he commenced yesterday.
Mr. HARRIS, Of Tennessee, said that tho objects
which the bill had NV view would be facilitated by
sending IL 60 the Committee Of the Whole on tho
state 81 the Union lie had not riscn 10 pertici.
pate in the debate, but with view Of moving the
previous question on the pending motion aud TO
AK that the bill be made the special nucr Of the
day for Tuesday next.
MEXICAN INsTALAgNT.
Al this point on motion Of Mr.. ORR, the Housc re-
solved itsclf into a Committee Of the Whole the
state Tho Unon-Mr. JoNrs, Of Tennessee, in the
cbair-and resumed tho consideration Of the bill 10
provide for carrying into execution, in further
part, the twelfth article Of the treaty with Mexico,
concluded at Guadalupe fIidalgo. IL appropratcs
S3,lSO 900 for this purpose
Mr. EDGERTON, Of Ohio, after Introductory re-
marks ssid that II not for the fund mon gers
tho would not dignity them with the name Of
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9H . 'GENERAII JACKSON :
AND MARTiNaLTJTHER.


THE Proprietors Sarfain,s Magazine having pursts
u edtRe large and steel plate
yea In line and eeebrateA dessn "
GeofsS CatteInole, representing
9ij ,s,79 o THE FIRST; l5Asie
i tTesSLtiHs Ueir FaTEoRJ Protest dtLhe Qieto
- - ~ i'fnf629, Z" 5f
pnprecedently low. 80,
This magnifiC Ont composition contains neifly one hun
dred figures, aid includes authentic portraits OF the ns
Prominent men connected will that event The work
elusive OF u Inches by 70 and the PM
mas me yer been tailed price less than per
Each Impression isaecompanied y instructive PeoIh
describing the seenes the US
ded for. l'F7sz7f .Fs''''lT y =
In connection with sartaiu.a Magazine, bothRorEsun
3e on the following liberal terms which
uably in advance:-
Ono copy Orthc Magazine, Rntloae OF the Print, e.
Two eopies OF tho Magazine, and two OF no
Flve copies Of the Magazine AMI I'VE or the Prints
together with one copyoG hoth works to the ~
ThS Price SfsSrtaiis being Gfftssif
num- both works iotntly by the above OIL p
Preparations arc making to publish in the
RIGS OF illustrated articles American HERoEs, comnen
icng with Pictorial Lie OF General Jackson u ,
~ gents wanted in every Town and vllase In VH
ted States, to get up Clubs the above liberal
90 Country NGwspa publishing tho above adEeiai
mont, every other weekfor three montIS will be ehue-
to- copy Of eaGh work gratis, . - s,.,l-1sllI, 1
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BURNEsR'S
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

/ POWRILPS FORT SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
ITVNHR pTOpIietOs OF these SpTngt PREPARED
ceive and accommodate visItcrs This delightful Wa
tSTee6 he PorI and MSSsanttsn ns ee
Buding Conc hundi ed eet In length commenced last
has been Completed aud is ready tho reception
BoARDEI3S; and number Cottages, or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient 10 the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, DLuE and eIsLAcH
CHA LHHEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE, all having
tho work Natu,es labiatOry. They send forth
s d they & asf Ss
sin tie gradually rising to the south and until
which is presented eye Of the behOder one OF tie
most enchanting landscape country To the
rising up distances nom % to 100 yards and from
% to 100 feet above the level bottom front and to the
northwest of this Snngs Many OF these elevations can
apr cached nom the east lear by gentle ASCENT
TIE Fort Mountain, with Its pctu scenery, its tut.
ting spurs, its deep Taynes and its presents
panorama which, tor bold outline and pleasing variety IL
deed the scenery P esened 10 vicyy nom the SUBMITS OF
the Masanuten aud Foit Mountains, embracing Ire Page
and Warren and Shenandoah VALLEYS, must be seen to be
In Sdlifionto the Springs proper, there aIe lumber Of
in the vicinity, the principal OF which The
celebrated Mountain Springs 100 yards distant; Tho
above is ChaIybeate sending forth imd stream; 4
To the south nom the Springs, about three quarters or
mile gushing mountain side, is tho Sweet Chaly.
bcate Spring Spring recently opened amid Tie
beautiful group OF willows that shade hc Sulphur SpIine
and which Is hesSSS to possess reeGpr medicinal quail
Visiters coming lonr the North or East can enter the
picturesque valley through tho narrow passage formed BY
The proXinyO lie mountains about twelve miles to the
north east St hs The Ted grandeur Of this
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration
on htriyn the SPRINGS tic invalid has al onoe viii,
Iawfro and peTplexities tolls and nonotony
of nc busy world and may Iec his exhausted ee
Ties by qlafng the puIe waters that incessantly flow
sTouii hi and paTtakuor the viands that aIe
ntenai ed FOR the nouTishpsent Of his irnil body.
We will state for the benefit those who may mt ho
ayIe OF the that own large ARM Rttaebsd In
Tic Springs persons have their horses pastuTed
or stabled they may prefer
Tho Han win furnished with the choicest LiuuoIs
5 ostief viii be In attendance and servants
10 the Inherent departments the house; everything
shall be done that can contribute to the COM ort the
visiting SpIiDgg from the North, can leave
Gti moe in tile MOI ming, and arrive here the next morn
ng by thegay OF Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
nom tho South Will StRunton in the morning arrive
atNFoOdstOcktO dinner, sud the Springs to tea. ~
For the amusement or thDssSVhO may wislto Iartic-
rate In exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
has been erected for the aecornplodatiou OF vFitera
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CHAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor THesf BJoaIray and franklin street Nl,o York tt
aas hDY IN CS4 T s6z. sqfset EsR
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue and hands in motion;
aid best coiectOHoi Acet and Modern Coins in Inc IT, s.
G hgs o. Soldier ~ ti Gpneal ymom blue and
Brccctea GaiterSSc, DC. Also Bids OF VSnouS Plum
War, Shells Minerals, Gold, Silver COPPER and other Ores
Rich Oil Paintings, c Egruvns, with many other
lection cannotbc tOud any Establishment or tho kind in
The United States a double CALI whehis universally adj
ron the neck aowntU the middle. Chey grown and
Jee county, State VI New York, by Mr. John Jennings
Live WhiteKat from &c ks Penn Abundance GRAFT
Cannon and Dominoes. billiard Room with two splcr
did Tables; Is attached tho house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anu Supper parties can be
at very short notice The Larder will be
ers Beef Stak Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &c, provided
al any hour: $500 100 ~. -.----'.
MINO, tlgt will repeat almost anything stranger
No for political meetings any party
The Subscriber having beCumC PopIlcOr OF The above
celebrated and having made various
lions Is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public
Transient bOardes in style unsurpassed by
Hotels Of tho city Of New York The Bar Room which
tain, tl rarest private this count ", being tic
many years, will reputation accorded
il under the charge OF Thomas RlCy in the quality GIFTS
TORY, where meals will be all hours oTthe DAY
PliSso looms for Referees.
Ths public arc respectfully nVtedto grant him share
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
wishing fOrpme Wine and spiTitsmay depend
NJ BPHvAIe families Supplied with Dinners SuppeTs
in superior syle, for Parties NUMBER rsrec
dve homes aud wares Of glass or silver sent any part
ofthe City EREE OF CHARGE. E.If7rs -.
CmAlIBEBLIN,s COMMERCIAL.
rN'f a g --....... COLLEGE. ... hlu.as-f
LOCATED cORNEF MAKKET THIRD STREETS, PrTTs
.....-.. BGRGHs a. f.,ai,s-e
o; z. cHAMBGRLlN, Principal and Professor OF TIL
Science OF Accounts. .siatlt fH
P. X. SPENCER. Professor OF Pennanship.
1HEPiincipsI object of this Institution to aao young
Il men an oIpOItuty OF obtaining thorough and ii.
male Knowledge fnOuLle Entry Keeping and its aIl
peatlDl TO business operations generally Applicants
College At any une and attend both day evening
The eouse such will BILE student
to take OF cordGct OIL scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the same
PENN AasnP-To wIite legibe hand Ii a JcsiTn.
accomplishment III the young for
procession aud more particularly those who are
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves for Mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department ic Conducted nv p
r. Spencer Ohio, author Of the Spenccrian system OF
Pennanship gentleman well known throughout The co,.
Try, accomplished Pentnan, and also ono OF the
most successful teachers ofthe age.
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
willreceive prompt attention. aug2f
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MIsg.ELLAN EOYS.


W9ERRAlNCs FEMALE S1sml ~ AIRY.
HB regular time Tor the commencement oftha Fall
sss EaeS gesso5 se esSa4 ,Sos Az
The tcaoerR at prcsont Connected with the Seminary,
Rev. Nv 5. ". fToLPoRD. b. d.. Principal
u Miss s. " BLISS.
( Miss MARGARET ORR, - Is I.,;.,,,,.
Miss H Hb sA6 H ToT TSs5iN; '''4'
Miss MARY o. ToLFoHD, A'siitant Primary Depart.
''i PHcr JOHN wlNKLE. M.4sie and Geriaea.
MF. /, 2; pe I'm MA vs.! French and DraisiaE "
Hiss Orr will not take active duty tho CONF
20 account OF Provdentia detention at hoalo Sl. iii
3ss ss Sss b es o4 ssTsl@
Cnunary near Philadelphia She not only sives !stTue
~ experienced Teacher OF Music FRENCH Pupils
20 Music can receive Lessons az they may prefer, either
teachers and arrangements made for courses orIecfurcs
A'0re inc classes by some experienced Leencr and KX
We would aeain rect the attention Of aien.s To mi
pupil will htOhee know tho amount OF Tuition. Where
ls majority 9the studies Of pupil arc in particular
Hoard and Tuition. with room rent, Bedding, Fire ahd
Lights and Ancient Languages II desired, session
Washing Tor Bosrders, pOr doz, r.. 60
Hay PuPILs-Tu itiOn-Pruary, Junior Gradeper
session, $1,000 ~, q 71.c 600
+" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
=" - Me5 RSE Session. eTsss $40 2 1899
-HIG Senior Glass; iais,' Uii - ...sisits 1866
g. Ancient Languages, Fourth year, .. 90 .
No cad SaaseS' creep JoT ne yottobiag GTqlchel!
Alpe Ter session Of five months, with OF
Tor lessons, '---. ~ Ta3aF IS 90 I
L orinstTumcnt daily practice, i'Yas 2 90 I.
lIDds. u Languages, Painting drawing ,.. t6 90
t;Is,ro:I ery, Fancy Needlework or plain Sew.
zeal Music, Chemical and Phos0phicaF lectures 90
Whcro Music Teacher gives lessons ont OF the Semina-
III il the extra trouble the is charg.
c.! rs IN the Seminary, viz: Sts per session
o session. and nc dedacton made except for sekhess
With reference to tho management orr the school, we
have only tosay, that have here GoutrRt L1lS
administered kindly inleed, but stn government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey.
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under the
or Female Tea6IeI night and day. This
ira and trouble TO Teachers, but u he only SAFE
sE't. We hHye found Teachers who have well sustain
AS to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
those Interested will visit attend examinations
n win point them 10 the members OF higher casses
aud sayHie amt HostTG 1Hotrsta-here pledges
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BRUPrIvE DIsEAsEs.

II T has now settled fact, acknowledged by tho
Physcans orour city, that in the OF ofna,
ExTRIcT oy SARsAPARILLA AND DANDELIoN, is decidedly
above all other speaks
hight published through the papers, appointing agents
Iothe sale OF II, yet almost weekly receiving
ders from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states, persons, who by have heard
Orits wonderful curative powers The following from
gentleman Of Vermont aIewdays since, who used 1t for
very serious disease;- l,.a hid =, $50 Va. IN
/ DEkR DocroR: t;au
The two bottles otmedEeine got from yoI
whenin Wheeling nyenearly cured met please send me
some more by Express.
- Yours Respectfully. ~
now prescribed by nearly ali the Physicians of our
city, quack medicine, for have made them &C.
quSnted with the component parsj and say all
such not the Soor making 1t known
entirely free all minerals is NOT in
tile Incompatible with any tho preparations ofIO
dino, Fowler Is solution, other properties. d
Tobe had at Paxton q Lakes and F. YahflinE and sold
BRENTLlNGER e ARMSTRONG
Monroe street. opposite Warrington Han, Wheeling va
July 81, '52. .
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n1YER's UNIvERsUIf no. Nv

~ EntTED 4 DAN1-
INHIs day Published. Containing tho following elegant
steel engrayings: sFhe Cathedral of Strl9hlrg''-
t'Tels Ghlpel;s' Cnear In 1.-THE
Palace OF the Legion of HohotinPaf s feTLc Ruins OF
Hawaii % CIRda-l i.1a siunf5r.f f19r lFlT
With descriptive te Price % cents or SSper VOLUME!
Snbscribersz In dyanoe, receive splendid engraving
premium. Published semi monthly. ii5tslsl
The puh0her viii nnmbeT1 toutiy
TO and and will make liberal arrange
Elents With them for eireniaon THE UlIHRRsHAil-
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
...y.. q ENTITLED
5sI Life atstheisouth, or cod
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,

.
Being narratives, sceics and incidents In the
nv THE LOwLr.' By ". d. g. Smith, Rsq. = ,'71f5
The object OF abe author Is represent the condition
the Slave In his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
ations and pastmes the relations between MASTER aud
slave the mistaken impuls nd views Of
HOTtleTI PhilanthTOpsi, &C DC, and TO represent the
passions and sentines their natural O5ns as the same
displayed in the humbest lot OF society, thus showing
Lan Freedom The represent,
class OF people, viz: The Planter, 10 whom usee
has been done and whose character, IN
every day life, is well calculated to win the aniabe udg
nent OF the world l. sai.- ..,a4.f- r..t5s :.
Chapter 1-'OId Virginia. .ts!
a. 2-The PlantatiOn-Uncle TOMS LaZinesS. '-f =
1.-The Punishment
" 6-The School Master,
6-Pamlly oFthe Planter. i1ti+e4' w
az 7-SchOol Keeping. -aI
"a s-The Secret League OF Rebellion. n &
a. 9-The Surprise.
20 Neutrality-suspicious. Day. aa ls-
az tt-The OVetSeer -.ts 2 ia
12-SchOOI Masters Lessons OF Freedom
I4-Siidnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
8 15-Cassy. .a..
" 1I-The oversecr's Communication TO tho Planter.
"a 1S-The Suspicion. h
Is-Sebool Masters Uneasness and Departure.
'' 2O-Unce TOMS Motions OF Freedom. ~ .. ~
" 2lT7EIs peIsElnInapon togoto the State Of Free
22-The Escape. ~ .. = -
23-The Pursuit. ~ 1-5.l... .sl
I" 2-BuHalO-The BOOtbaIk ~
. 25-HaTd Times. 70
f" 2G-Uncle Toms Soliloquy. .~ rr 'r.
a. 2T-The Alarm.
2S-American Hotel. 1851
29-The Fec Negro. sa.-
3l-Cour6gc, Quietude and Contcutment
e 3I-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, canadr.
Z" 32-The Interview between Master and Slave
3+Uncle Toms Decision % s.#tE,sa
q 3i-,Back to Old Virginia, 5rr u q 20. e
35-COnclusiOn rt.f . f.lsE 3.
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9 =I77 - 555757.s7WAsHINGTON.

fFsise - NV5eASo31444NS1Al ~ s..,i,,r.
From Stunrt,s m est LIBERATED Enl n.ss5oE
'front.' sff
{lIyh0 have sesnit to he of7 the
ttafoR9 The siEeof the pinto 10
itses, which viii handsome ~ n
aud should be in the hands on every oTipsl
II EsSa le6Freot copys from tiaTts
Painting, now at the state House
1t 10 nelyengTaved, and printed on Is
That It may be within tia reach % The
reduced the price to pkg poLL4R s,
Allrers1ns he aulo h r e "
ing psfiecf ropy by Of
Si5fsss IL inif mt rt on Tot de fqAin7
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MEDICIN AL.
Wistar's Balsarl OF Wild cherry!
The best Isela esIy cyer, Known 90 HAN

The best Relheiy over SHOWN 90 Han
r. Coughs, Colds, ASthaG, Group Brenehits, JlaensG
isi-eihseJ the Lungs, DIFFICULT breath ing, Liar AGec.
iets, PatH or Weakness Of he Sheatt OF Side, FTSt
Stages Of CoHEttgPtton de-, 3e.,$e-
short This Balsams peculiarly adapted TO every disease
varying climate. ~
ntsdcnal properties This aot 10 familiar n4trom
our land and Physicians Oen prescribe IL in eTant
fr variety OF complaints Tar, also, has bSci
nars me familiar to The whole country have ras
u dcl1-e that eoIgPiior could be cured by lth
10 orbt hsir ignorance npreparng and administering
and long experiment. tltI Ci9!5 " 80
Ta extraordinary medicinal powers OF these Two 81 D.
for the first ttneI combined md enlh lsh
Ia DIR. W STARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
nice chemical process everything Of sess !;
truly etcacous remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary nhlN
diseases known to To convince all bclicNsr
that theory is really true, refer TO lew
cures Performed by this wonderful! medicine. as ~
49n8E4s.9@44 @534 9s8a9.laa4
$50 ~, BaSSgm o5 iVTia Clfyzy.'' SIS
ssuf u: :z4..,i. 4 5, Mt Eden, Ky, July %, 1882
wistars Balsam Wild Cherry that bought yen has
been OF signal in my family, that wish make
its virtues known for the benefit OF tho public. 4
My wife cold at the time OF her confinement, which
ceted cd her lungs. The physicians pronounced her dis
ease consumption She had prouse night sweats and had
cOugst up, desPaired recovery
and her child partOok OF her complaint She then coat
neceI taking VIstar's BdlsaW Of Wild cheTyy, and
three bottles effected an entire cure with her and the chill
| both. % f.f.- s5't,i,-t.' }i+ tti -
have no doubt they would have now been In their
IL thsy bad not used Wlst9Ts B9lsam q Wild
Chsrry. SETH X SEARCY rfr
Seth r. Searey,hosc certificate above,
much vcTpcity any in this country, and man OF good
.f7'1fT w ~ falit. HARDOURT, HOWARD e co.
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READ THE CERTIFICATE.

o.
Dr. Guysott-Desr Srl send this to certify 10 you that
your Extract of yellow Dock and Sarsapartla has
formed one OF the most wonderful cures on mo that has
have been Glcted for forty years with rruptons oil
crucIes and in 1919 had leg amputHtcd above tho
srro eating and TnHin sores from my knee to my
and discharged great deal Of offensive matter and at tho
same tine my len hand broke out in large running sores
The misery that have suffered for the years
cannot describe to YOU Twas In such agony that never
rested day night was given to die and by tho
pointed out to my family the place where TO bury
mains. 81. .,-.,.i y LIZ /, 90.
wrappers; read Il, and found q some wonderful
cures performed by your ''Exract Of Yellow Dock and
menea ang '0 IN 0 weeks my great @
meni my sGEes s 0 BECOME Easy aaS eS% seer s
six bottles my sores had nearly healed My sores got
bottles Of your Extract yellow Dock and Sarsapara'
and consider myself well am at loss for terms
gratitude FOR what II has done for must call it tho
Of 6osS h te INV b upon sa
believe II viii cure any known disease in the World
great worth 10 suffering mankind and entreat them to
lake il, for 1t will cure them. -
lima Georgia and Alabama, and ii any should doubtte
above cure invite them TO call and will show
one mile nom stoe's Forty, BENEJAH HUGHES.
Scrola, syphilis McLourial complaints, Cancer, Gapgrc
re, rheumatism and vast variety Of other disagreed
cured By the use OF this medicine. g, 81 y
Dadeyille, Alabama, May 81, 1852 4
NcssrS ScOviIe & Head:Thisis to certify that about
the first Of February last was afeted with three
large quarter OF dol ar; they assumed tc appear
OF Cancers, and was fearful they would terminate in
CaLceTs About three weeks since cnmmenGed taking
doctor Guysos Extract of Yellow Dock and SarsapG.
rlla and found immediate relief from it's use / have
all healed up; and those OH my neck arc nearly and
truly believe they viii lie entirely well 9lew days
low Dock and S9rsap1ria'' TO persons afflicted with any
kind eruptiOns OfCanCerous My general health
is much improved by the OF the medicine. sil z
Respectfully, ) RlCHARE b. BURKE (
Quart Bottles 81 per bottlc-siX bottles for s..
; JOAN ID. PARK
Northeast corner of Fourth Walnut Streets Cincin,
natl OHIO General Agent for the West, to whom all or
ders must be addressed. it- ~
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CONSUMPTION -OURABLEl

Robert sapdes9n, Justice Of the Peace In Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county Ohio, and brother OF ''baior
officer In the OF 1872 cured u
Consumption by tho OF .'Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry .5.
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the Of
.'Dr WstaT's Balsam OF Wild Cherry will the
that others similarly alcted may
Induced try this invaluable remedy. experienced great
difficulty bIeahinIi had hectic with violent
uslGs heat roquenteod ehils, with pain in
my side and breast accompanied by bad cough;
very nights and had great night sweas, PersI
ring should say, ateast two gaons night voting tho
completely through had not been able to work for
scars. nut was much sinAciatGd and almost helpless
WHEN commenced using Wstaf's Baam OF Wild Cherry.
have used naI 10 bottles Fnd Iamnow free from those
complaints for my health is good
am now 80 years DID, and have taken my the
alsn since 1916 because my health is good not to
require any medicines. But IL sbOd have any return
my symptoms should Wist4rs BalSam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF McSsrs. Fall & DTc
Crackem, your agents In Lancaster, Oh0.t ll all ~
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine wis,ar,s Balsam OF Wild Cherry has IA
simle OF the signature Henry WstnT NJ d. PhiladeI
mia and SaIuI Park, - finely executed
rraVed wrapper. No Othes cen be: ecnuLe. ~ l.t
10 Price 81 per bOttle-siS bpfIlrs for So .g.-
| Sold qy ..,.Fs J, ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
er Fourth aud Walnut strcets-cntanu
on Walnut STot-io whom all orders must be addressed
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-IrTfiha GA "a Grape Vino.

EIlHIs oils thd By
l5tEfench p nov uaed "
RrnHee, both foEtha pooe Of Keeping ne hAF GoghN
re3i S1 81 y ss,a a II m
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Extract from letter 1eeeys ltons PhyseisR in va.

Extract IRONS letter received frome Physician in Md
CAMBRIDGE, Md, Oct. oh, 1884,
Messrs SANDS, Gentlemen My little daughter al
nicte1 long tine with Head aud Eyes, aud by
using your Sasaparl, perfectly cured, other nedi.
cncs and san Eas having failed TO relieve her Having
uIed aud testedit efficacy, confidently recommend
preference to other, il seems 10 possess pTOpers
ties Contained ia other preparations and find hat
purchasers alter they used invariably
article again. Whenever they require medicine
which this is recommended ResFeetigly yours, 81
49, r.-r. M J. FLINT, NJ. ID.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. ID
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton st, corner
William, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States aud Cdnadas Price 81 per
bOttlej six bottles for s.. For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. II5 Main ST., wheeing
L. Wilcox OF PitsbuIGh Seaon Sharpe Maysville,
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