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T'HE above Expeco ant, prepared by an experienced
Il Physician snd Chemist, has become stands
ard preparation, and is offered for the COMPLETE
CURE OF those diseases OF the THROAT and LUNGS,
which i neglected, usually terminate fatally in CON
SUMPTION. 1t contains no OPIUM. Cdioaei, or any
mineral whatever, but is composed entirely of those
Roots, Herbs, and getGbfe substances which have
specific influence upon the Lungs, and heir connected
organs. Its immediate effect is to aliay all irritation,
and gently remove the phegm and other morbid stcre-
tions rom the Throat and Airpassages thus relieving
the Cough, by subduing the Inflammation, and other
causes which give rise TO it, 1t is approved of and
commended by Physicians ofthe highest standing, and
may be given with perfect safety the youngest child
or the most delicate female
PRoPRIETORS DEpOT-A. J.. SC0VILI.s 81
CO., Gothic Han, No. 36 Broadway New York.
NEW ENGLAND DEpOT-BURR Il FERRY,
No. Cornhill, Boston, Mass
= or sale n Worcester by SlBLEY & SCOTT JAS.
GREEN, NJ. b. GREEN, g. II. MARSH, and L. T.
LAZELL. In.ri5 dgn,os
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Gray Hale Changed by the Use of

TENHE reputation which this celebrated article has &C
4 qniIed in its satisfactory results, has now become
thoroughly established
o. Among the varons remedies of the present
day, offered for the improvement of the human Hair,
this preparation, the result Of patient and laborious
Physiological research, has extensively re ceived and
mered public favor. 1t requires but the careful appli
cation OF Ivan Densens Improved Wahpene," agreea-
bic to the directions iurnsheisto be convinced Of lis
beneficial effects To those whose hair, from Sickness
or other causes becomes Impoverished or fallen Off
this preparation will cause il be newly replenished
with thick and luxuriant growth and Gray Hair to
become changed and to return to its original color
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL HILL, Apoth
ecaFies. 229 Main street. uov27 d&w GIN
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WAITS, &c
Information Wanted

4AA4OL 4&AdJtSQ " GutS1,
or MICHAEL O'NEAI. who left Inesdiamore. in
- he County Of Glare, Ireland and took passage
ron verpool IN the Ship Constitution, bound or N.
on Jan. g. 1852.
Any information left with Honora Magin. at John
C9iiry's Spring ST.. will he thankfully received
Wore -ster, May 9, $50 myIO dlw%
WAITED.
PRACTICAL Manufacturer and operator wishes
\ sil uation as Agent, Superintendent either
with or without an interest in Cotton Mandatory
lie is thoroughly acquainted with Machinery
For further particulars apply at HAVBN's Agency
Office, Horticultural ilall. may2 dawtf
WANTED.
fFNHREE or four BacksmitEe accustomed to the use
Apply to {. FOSTER 4 CO WoIcesler. or PACE
WHITMAN q CO., West Ftchbu1g.
meh24 isif
WAITED.
F1H respectable msH, who has had considerable ex-
- pcrience, situation as Porter IN a store 10 work
N private Family, or to take of horses. Apply at
thus office. mylO diws
WAITED.
3 VOTING MEN to Canvass with books, to whom
l y LIBERAL wages will be given per month:
Webster, Mass, April 20, 1858, dim
WANTED,
= OR food Blacksmijhs can fnd constant employ
- ment by applying at OSGOUU BRADLEY'S
mca2@ of Car Manpfaclory.
WATWED,
I OR TWO LADIES TO sen Goods in Millinery
Rooms to whom constant employment win be
gwen by b. l.. HARDoN & co.
Notico to I5achinistg
p Oh good Machinists-wauted Immediately. by
y feb3 DIFF THAYER, HoUGHT3N & GO.
Wanted Immediately,
. OR 3 First rate MilIners, at
4 CHAMBERLlN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
my4 dawtf
Wanted Immediately,
V000 COAT, Vest, and Pant makers. Good prices
AtiOO and Constant employment will he given
Apply TO MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, d. Co. 81
Fipel Block, Man St, sign of the Fnl Dressed Man.
my7 dr
Wanted Immediately,
A SMART active young aian, Is or II years of age
n to learn The business of Carriage Sign and Orna-
menta! Painting. Inquire Of DEXTER RICE,
NO. Mechanic st.
Painters Wanted.
. J0URNEYNAN PAINTERS may hear ola steady
r. sIiHation and goud pay by applying at this Office.
nay IL diff
&hoemakers Wanted
W make Ladies, Misses, and Childrens Shoes, both
Corner Union and Market SITS.
Worcester, April p, le'a dlf
Journeyman Carpenters,
XWANTED Immediately. Inquire Of
w IRA BRYANT,
or f. G. HALL, Wellington st.
Worcester, April 4, 1858 apps dawtf
Important to all who use
sTEAM 4 & MOTIVE POWER
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W orking Cut or.
GuAN0l

MO. / Peruvian and Patagonia GuANo' super
IN Phosphate of Lime, Prot. Mapei's Manufacture.
PLOWS--B. Martin A. CO., Makers.
Spring Tooth Horse Rahes and Hand Rakos, Wheel
barrows, Chnms Hoes, shOyels, &c, No. 26 Trout ST.
opposite City Hall AARON BILLING
Worcester, March 80, 1853 dawSmos.
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Seed Barley

"A from fonl seed, for sale by
LEE SPRAGUE & co
Hchz9 d~wti az Main street.
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SEED Fee.
sARDINEG.

OF the different kinds Of the best quality for sale low
~ by the Dbl, or smaller quantity by
dawtf LEE SPRAGUE & co,
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COPARTNERSHIP.
Fstablished in lS22.

- wM. ID. FENNo & SON
- have large assortment
49, OF Table Cutlery, Britan-
RS mia Ware, Silver Ware,
rTS Watches, and Jewery,
f17E Guns, Rides, and Pistols,
~ Hunting and Fishing Tac-
Me- and Rich Fancy Goods. The largest stock In the
City and selling at very low prices "Quick Sales aud
Small Profits, p--their motto. l66 Main street.
mch2l dawtf
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Tnnortant 70 al who rsa


sTEAE 4 a HOTIVE POWER !
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FEW choice Canary Birds. Also Cagea, Foun-
~ -talnA &C al tf BlGELOW'E,
ana dif l, Maple street.
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ar MICHAEL O'NEAL, who left Inesdlamore, in
- he County of Glare, ireland, and took passage
rom liverpool IN the Ship Constitution, bound for
y , OF Jan. 9, 1852
Any information left with Hanora Maein, at John
CoHry's Spring ST.. will he thankfully received
Nolc St6ri May y, 1853 myl0 dIw%
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ENC live GeesA FeathArs,

Fure Live Geese teather5,
We have the bsstlo of Feathers that have been Of
fered in this market for 10 years. and warranted 10
give entire satisfaction, We havea very good article
OF Feathers which we sell ior 25 and 81 l.2 cts.
pound.
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m BOXES Philippe & Cal.and brand, for sale
w by II. AYRES.
HlHli daWtf
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So AZ

Seed Oats
a PRIME lot Of heavy eats, free from foul seed of
IA every kiud for sale low by
LEE sPRAGUE & co,
mch29 d&wtf 40 Main street
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give entire satisfaction We havea very good article
OF Feathers which we ean sell or 25 and 81 l.2 cts
al pound.
HAIR Va AFT EsESS HE'S,
Warranted in every respect the best article that can
be made and every person who buys Mattress of us,
that does not prove their entire satisfaction may
return it aud have the money refunded
nAIR PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, or MATTRESSES,
Of any peculiar Shape or e, made to order at short
notice.
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens.
In this branch Of our Trade we are ain osl without
competitor, as all of our LINEN GOODS are Import
ed by oarstloes direct from the Manufacturers and we
are able to Sc all kinds of Linen Goods as cheap as
any Importing House Infhe United States.
We have LINEN SHEETlNGS, from to 1874
wide, ranging in price from so cts. to $3.50 the
yard.
PILLOW CASE LINENS, from 10 to So inches
wide, ranging in prices from 25 cts. to SLIP IL
the yard.
TABLE LINENS
IN every varlety Of style aud quality.
BLEACHED and BROWN DAMASKS, by
the yard
BLEACHED and BROWN TABLECLOTHS
NAPKINS, DAMASll, and HUCKABUCK
TOWELS, DoYLIES, B. Il. DIAPERS
SCOTCH DIAPERS. CRASHES, &C.. &c.
ONHEsTHC GOODS.
IN this department win be found every article Of Dry
Goods manufactured in the United states and our pat
may rely upon having them for Cash at the lowest
manufacturers prices.
Wooden Blankets
In every style and quality, English and American. and
in all sizes, from crib to the largest and beat ever
used.
Quilts, COunterpanes, and Comforters.
English and Mmseilles QUILTS, and COUNTER
PANEs, In all sizes and qualities, together with muny
other articles mentioned, all of which will be sold
at such prices win mako it for the advantage Of
~ person purchasing this kind Of Goods, TO make their
purchases oius. mares d&wu
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Flonr, Grain, and Meal,
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale Wholesale and
~ Retail p. LOTHROP,
apl4 dR"5m 2S Mechanic st.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10
From the Wan Street Journal, May 2sth.


We have heretofore spoken of this affair more in
satiricaI way than one that We really felt any
ill will against-more IN fun than earnest called
it the putin palace which nick name has stuck to 1t
more closely than the putty sticks to their no
more, however, of satire, when truth requires we
should speak we do
This palace is but the hot bed from whose fungus
arise crowds of every thing that dsgraces humanity
in all directions converging from lis centre, are
the yilest rum hotels whose poison is sold to thou
sands that infest its precincts Sunday; and
many is the who will date his ruin from Sun
day visit to the Crystal Palace. Why, ask, is
not the law enforced and these vile hell holes, that
have an American flag floating over them, closed ?
Are not the keepers or the bulk of them the mean
est and poorest specimens of humanity in the bulk
renegades from their own lands Is the law COM
polling closing of groggeries on Sunday so pow
erless that it cannot be enforced Shame on our
Police shame Americans that they make laws
they dare not enforce. Neither is this all !; gam
bling houses are publicly open IN the Sabbath
and the rafting Of their dice and their open doors
but tell the misery their unhallowed victims must
suffer- while prostitution in her red robes in open
etrontery dsguSts all but those whose virtue is on
known as thing that was.
This affair was conceived in fraud (for all dishon.
est speculation is fraud y it has been carried hro
by deception for no prom Sc ever made by its man
ayers has been kept; and the show they will make
of the and trash will not half equal that o.
the annual fair Of the American Institute. We dc
most sincerely advise all not to be guIled by this
humbug, for it is one too small and contemplate
We even go farther and call upon the city authorl
ties to suppress the shops around it on Sundays
and the Grand Jury to give the whole matter tha
attention called for by the better class of our CHI
zens. We are New Workers, born in this city, an(
disclaim any having the right to call this, Ne"
York American affair-it is no such thing it is
conglomeraton Of the flag ends of the dferen
States of the Union, peppered and salted with few
refugees. protest against this being called o
known a New York affair. Knickerbockers ar
ashamnd of IL
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&
Presbyterian General Assembly-The Slavery De-
bate ComtEmucd-Grcat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS se-
cessIon OF the Southern Synod.
BUFFALO, May 30.-The Slavery Question is still
under discussion in the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly,. The Committee modified their report by recom-
mending the Presbyteries of slave holding States TO
answer inquiries respecting the number of slave hold
ers in the Church, &C., instead of appointing Com
mission 10 make such inquiries.
DR.. Ross, Messrs. Holmes. Brantey. Torrey of Viz
gina, strongly opposed all agitation on The subject
the latter in powerful speech urged the folly and in
consistency of the Assembly interfering with the
churches in savehoIding States and said plainly that
every Southern Presbyery had resolved to secede II
the report adopted
On the other hand, Western delegates declared tha
the Western Presbyteries would separate from the AS
semby if no action was taken. AT the evening ses
sion the feeling high After several speeches, and
amidst great excitement, at nearly II o'clock the re
port of the committee, as modified, was adopted-yea
IS. nays SO.
The Southern Synods will probably secede
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10
DIR. STRONG'S
PICTORIAL STOMACH PILLS:

remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis Croup
Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Nervous Dis
Heart inflammation and Pain in the Chest Back Side
and all diseases arising from deranged state of the Stom
ach and to relieve the distress and bad feeling from ean
too hearty food, in weak and dyspeptic habits
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE
These Pills act Expcctorant Tonic, and Aperient
One 25 cent box possesses three times to
diseases than dollar bottle of any Of the Syrups B
sans Sarasrarlas that made, and simple ta
of only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote Expectoration, Loosen the Phegm, an
Clear the Lungs and other Secretory Organs of all mO
matter and there is not another remedy in the whole Mater
Medica capable of mparting such healing properties to ii
Lungs and Vital Organs these Pills. They Cure COv
ness produce good regular Appetite and Strengthen
System.
Price 25 cents per box, containing 25 doses of Medicine
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and get the PA
er Almanac gratis giving full particulars and cefca
of cures.
mington, n. c. by w II. Lippitt and c. D DuPre, Du
gsts. May u, '53-38 J
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ATMOSPHERIC TELEGRAPH-Th novel invention OF
Mr.. Richardson of Boston, for transporting letters
through hollow tubes with Geographic rapidity, seems
to find favor with the first merchants and business
men of that city. He has made a series of expert
ments which have been considered satisfactory. and
company has been formed under the general law of
Massachusetts, who own the patent right, and anoth-
is being organized called the New York and Bos-
ton Atmospheric Despatch Company, for the purpose
of laying down a tube two feet in diameter between
the two Cities for the transportation Of letters and par
GELS. committee of the Legislature who have ex-
amned into the matter are about to make favorable
report, and character will doubtless be granted. Tn
the meantime, subscriptions are being raised to the
stock, and 1t is confidently expected that 100000
will be raised, with which the tubes can be aid
far Worcester. If the antcipatons of the inven
tor and his friends realized, new wonder of the
age will be developed and the fable of the old woman
who wanted 10 send her sealed letter by telegraph be
come an every day reality.
UNITAR1ANs.-There has been Unitarian Confer
ence lately held at St Louis, Missouri. Tt com
prised representatives from the Western churches
the denomination, and was formed a year ago a
Cincinnati. 1t consists of nineteen churches-.4!
delegates being present at the Conference MI
VIM. g. Eliot, of st. Louis, presided. Among tn
plans of action discussed and previously adopte
are the distribution of tracts, Missions aid to strug
glng societies and to young men preparing for tn
ministry. A book depository was resolved upon
and the following preamble and resolution wa
adopted:
As there is misunderstanding of the views G
Unitarian Christians on important subjects, it
deemed proper tomake some declaration in referenc
thereto,
, ResofUed, That We regard Jesus Christ not as
) mere inspired man, but as the Son of God-th
messenger OF the Father to men, miraculously ser
! the mediator between God and man, the redeeme
; OF the world and that we regard the miracles
theEew Testament as facts on which the gospel
Il based.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

FAYETTEVILLE. June Bacon 9@ lOc Beeswax "a
R9 G9 % III 81 P F sq
Scratched Is; GrainTcorn oSees Wheat $3.50 Oats
5000, Peas, S0@O, Rye 65@70e MolassesCuba 23@25,
New Orleans 37a@4O SaltLiverpoo sack 81 5O@$l 60,
Alum, Y bushs so@s2S; Apple Brandy 45@s0e; N Caro-
Cotton-None offering higher price than quot atoms would
be obtained there was any good in market Corn-aes
figures Woo-Sales made easily at % to 2tc.-Obs.
CHARLESTON, June -Cotton.-Ordinary to Good
Ordinary SOLO; MiddIings I04@103; Good Middlng ii
Middling Fair III Rice-The demand this week has just
about absorbed the receipts which comprise 1873
The market continues depressed prices have droop
ed and rather easier at the close of business The
the bulk going off at sl@sss . 100 Rough Reeve have
transactions to report Corn-The receipts this week
olina 6sc: per bushel HayWe note the arrival
been limited supplied prices within the range
yesterday at auction Of 100 hhds Muscovaos, Vic
toria and other brands which sold prices ranging
ses-The receipts since last comprise 45hhds. and L
tierces Cuba, which sold made public
2s@24c per gallon New-Oreans has been retailing from
store from SO@SS as in quality We learn that 3Oe@4O
bbs have been sold to arrive at 10000.
Collective note the sale from 500 bags Rio at sc
There sale yesterday ct auco of upwards of 1000
at prices ranging from sk@9 5l6hs The average price
about Sic.
previous 1.-The market Turpentine continues dull an
have only to note sale of 500 bbls
@2a CENTS cash, with sales SMALL and large lots
yesterday, the market rallied several hundred barre
stock moderate. We notice sales Of 600 bis North CouI
Z Common Kesn at q 2l 1000 mixed North County an
White within eur range LONDON, Nav 26mFine paroe
Rough Tapentns bring 1ls, and American Spirits 49, il
ehndfng casks.
R1cE-The market is quite dull and prices favor buyer
the sales are go tierces at 25@$4 56S, cash
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CA

PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAROI.INA
ARRIVED.
June 2-Schr: West Wind, Burnett, from New York. to
Martin & Martin.
schr Sidney Price, Candy, 40 hours from Philadelphia
to Geo. Harrss with mdze
3-Steamer Maj VIM. Barnet, Barber, from Fayetteville
to E. J. Lutterloh.
3-Sehr Isabella Thompson, Bachelor, from Philadelphia
to ]. H. Fanner; with mdze.
Br Brig Eleanor Morgan, from Newport, to j. g. D. Nc
Rae s. Co.; with iron for n. C, X. r.
I'll S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt, Zimmerman, from
Charleston, with 40 passengers.
CLEARED.
June 2-Schr. Manhassett Smith, for New York, by J.
II. Flanner; with naval stores.
Steamer Evergreen, Watson fol Fayetteville, by w. II
McRary
sschr Batavia, Berry, for Boston, by Peirce s. Dudley
with 1901 600 feet lumber.
schr Mary Powell, POdger, for New York, by Geo. Har
riss; with naval stores, sc.
Brig Aurora, Gardiner, for Porto Rico, by DeRosset
Brswn; with lumber and shingles.
3-Brig Ellen Hayden Smith, for Cardenas, by j. Hatha
way & Son; with IS 900 feet lumber
4-U S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston
with 81 passengers.
Schr Julia Eliza, Thompson for Philadelphia by Georg
Harr with 8 bush pea nuts 60 bales yarn l6 do sheet
ing &c bbls tar n do PITCH POI do spirits turpenne ~
do. rosin 80 ,9sf feet lumber.
Schr. b Swindell Douglass for Hyde county, by De
! Rnsset & Brown
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10
The Iron Trade Of Great Britain.

1t is said that the railroads now in course of
struction in Europe and America will require for
their completion no less than two millions four hun
dred thousand tons of IRON. To make this quantity
will occupy all the rolling mills in the world, which
are engaged in the manufacture of railroad iron, at
least six years-those of Great Britain furnishing
three fourths, and the United States. France and
Belgium the remaining fourth The best authori
ties do not estimate the largest quantity of railway
iron in any one year even as high as 100000 tons
yet even at this rate it will take six years to furnish
iron for the roads already begun.
The annexed statement exhibits the production Of
iron in the United Kingdom of Great Britain during
the wear 1889.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

SALEM. Mass, June 2.-Advices have been re-
ceived here from Montevideo to the 5th of April
Great discomfort is said to prevail there among the
inhabitants. Placards posted on the walls
bearing the words Death to the present Govern
ment" and Long live the Coloradoes.'
Late advices from Buenos Ayres state that such
had been the effect of recent disturbances that bust
ness was entirely deranged and that English,
French and German houses would sell outstanding
claims for DO per cent. discount.
The blockade was still continued with great rgor
and it was thought that the city would soon surren
der
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Total 1877 1873 Cos


The recent rise in the market value of iron must
give a great impetus to its productions and have
no doubt the returns for 1858 will show impOr-
tant increase In the United States, an impulse of
very considerable Importance has lately been given
to iron manufacturers, and in receipt of in
telligence from many points showing decided move
ment in the business. AS general thing, our iron
manufacturers perfectly Indifferent as to the tar
1T, they, we think seeing very plainly that the
enormous consumption of the next five years will be
protective enough. In different sections of the
try, the manufacturers quite active. The fires
which have for several years been extinguished in
the furnaces and rolling mills have been rekindled
There is brisk demand for and ore-beds and
high rices have been demanded for favorable lOca-
tiOns There is at present some considerable amount
of New England capital going into the iron business,
and New England men are looking forward to it
means of investment for great amount of funds,
either profits or amounts now being withdrawn from
the cotton manufacturing business. Present appear
Justify the belief that the iron business will,
within the next two years, become interest of gil
gantc magnitude. The and consumption of
iron for buildings machinery, railways etc. is
NOUS and then this use is becoming much increased
and enlarged. Our iron mines will be vastly more
valuable when worked, than any other single inter-
est in the country, and the enlarged consumption
will ensure market for all we can manufacture for
the next ten years. All that has been wanted was
leeway enough for fair start, and the present and
prospective position of the market gives that
The Australian emf grafton has BEEN and is now ia
king away a vast number of workmen from the
English manufactures and that equalizes in some
degree the difference in the price of labor
which has been against the iron interest in this
country. At any rate, the advance in the price
of labor in England, the cost of transit to this
try, and present duty iron gives manufacture
ers better chance than they have had for great
number of years, and we hope they will not be slow
to avail themselves of it.
The London Miners Journal gives the annexed
detailed account of the quantities of metals of home
produce and manufacture, exported from the United
Kingdom of Great Britain during the month endin:
Io., & L. 80 4h.aa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10
DIR. STRONG'S
COMIC sANATTVE PITTS.

THESE Pills are entirely Vegetable and are a most sn
perior Medicine in the of all Bilious COMPLAINT
Chills and Fever Dyspepsia Costveness Liver Complaint
Jaundce, Sick Headache, Scroula Salt Rheum, FeTers
all kinds Loss of Appetite Distracted and painful Menstn
alton and all lingering diseases.
AS Female Medicine they act like a charm. and vba
taken according to the directions they never fail to cure
worst cases of Piles, after all other remedies fail
They purify the blood equalze the circulation restore til
Liver Kidneys and other Secretory Organs healthy ton
and action and as an AntBllou Family Medicine the
have no equal. Price % cents per box