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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
w. BROOKE,
THos. BOTTERS.

HoS. w. BRooKE AND THos. BoTTERs. ESQ
am this moment in receipt Of your very
friendly communication Of the 18th inst, and
lose DO time in responding to It's contents. |
am not little surprised and indignant, at
learning from you, that il is reported in Car
roll county, that | stated in my late address
at Aberdeen, that Athe Compromise issues be-
ing now settled, it was the duty Of the two
wings Of the Democratic party, VIZ : the Union
and State Rights, now TO unite, for the pur-
pose Of fighting their common enemy, the
Whin" Language, at once 80 ungracious,
and 20 impolitie, has never yet found utterance
from my lifs, and ] pononnee the report Of
which you, have been kind enough 70 notify
me- to be 5ussiy md orrapay talss, IN evsry
particular. wish could believe that the
whok Democratic party Of this State now re-
coguized the Compromise measures Of 1850
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
Gov Foote'S letter against the
Democratic organization.
A RENARKABLE DOCUMENT.

LEXINGTON, June 18th, 1853.
Hon. II. S. Fooe-
Dear Sir: II IA reported In the county above
this, (Carroll,) that you stated in speech in
Aberdeen, that "the Compromise Issues being
now settled, it was The duty Of the two wings
Of the Democratic party viz the Union and
State Rights, now to unite for the purpose df
fighting their common enemy, the Why's"
As this report is calculated TO iniure you ma
terially, not only with the wbig party, but
with many Union Democrats. and as we are
loath to believe It Intimately associated as you
have been with IA in the crisis, but recently
passed, we hope you will pardon us, in the
liberty we take in asking il said report is
truth. Be assured sir, that we as wings,
have since the memorable times Of 1851, held
you in high esteem, for your valuable services
in the cause Of the Union, and have regarded
the prospect Of your election 10 the Senate Of
the United States by the next Leg stature,
with more than ordinary satisfaction. You
can then conceive the modification we felt, at
the unmerited sneer conveyed in the reported
remarks. Hopirg for an early reply, with
much regard, we remain your felow-citizens,
w. BROOKE,
THOS. BOTTERS.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19

We understand Gov Ramsey Immediately or
dered out a company of United States Dra-
goOns to go in pursuit Of the offenders, that
they may at once be brought to justice; the
Dragons being a little tardy in their move
ments, about sixty Of our citizens, under com
mand Of Lieut. Simpson, started after the In-
dians and as they had not returned at the
hour Of going to press we are unable to give
the result.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
2 NNSNeAA.

EE- Married on the 10th ult., Kennebunk.
port. Me-, by Rev. c. W. Hoywood, Miss
Amanda Mann, to Mr. A. R. Mott, all of Ken
nsbuneport. The following poetical cores
lpondence is ssid to have actually passed be-
tween the above named couple, and to have
been the bona Jfde, proposal" The fact that
they were known to be inveterate punsters
makes the statement more probable-Boston
IRast.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
RD9 09POD909AN
PUsLIsHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
by OWEN 8. KELLYs
Ofsee-nert door to Hessrs. Wright d Elders
Drug Store.
TERMS

TERMS:
Wnr WooDvILLE REPUBLICAN is issued week.
ly 1t three dollars year, if paid in advance,
sor four dollars, if payment be delayed until
sthe expiration of six months,
ADvERrrsrMEvgs, inserted at 81 90, per
.sqaare (which is ten lines) ttv the first inser.
ten, and fifty cents for each continuance
The usual discount made to yearly sdvertis-
ers. Where the number of insertions are not
marked, they will be continued during the
pleasure of the publisher, and charged ac-
.cordingly.
$40 90; for County Offices, IS OO-invariably
liz advance.
Book, AND JoB WoRK, of all description
executed at this office, at New Orleans pri-
sces, with neatness and despatch.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19

REMEDY FOR CAScEa.--Col U@ery, Of the
parish Of Desoto, informs the editor Of the
Caddo Gazette that he fully tested remedy
for this troublesome disease, recommended 70
hih by Spanish woman, a native Of the
country. The remedy is this take au ecp
and break Il, pour out the white, retaining the
yelk N the shell, put in salt and mix it with
the yelk as long as il will receive il, stir them
together until the salve Is formed; but por-
ton OF this on piece Of sticking plaster, and
apply It TO the cancer about twice day. He
has tried ihe remedy twice in his own fsnI.fs
with complete success Nisssfipgian.
'~'-,''-es Z ,--',--'-S-- - -~>~-.--~~>.~..~
ET- A sensible rule, and one which will
apply universally, iS when YOU have nothing.
to say ssy nothing.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
Read

We would respectfully invite the particular
attention of all parties to the following pointed
article copied from the New Orleans Delta
Its calm, dignifed and rgumentative char.
acter will we think commend it to the peru
sal of everybody.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-21
A BORDER TALE.
BY FRANK.

In the year 1881, while acting as sur
veyor in the now State of Iowa, | was a
witness of one of those real and startling
tragedies which so often occur along the
borders of civilization in the West.
While serving in that capacity, | had
often witnessed deeds of valor and des.
peration, and fool hardy courage which
made my blood grow cold-but the Incl
dent to which | allude displayed, on the
one hand, such unmitigated vindictive-
ness of spirit, together with the most
reckless daring and total disregard OF
death, and On the other such pure affec.
ton and such delicate refinement for the
then wild wilderness to exhibit, that il
stands out in bold relief above the memo.
ry of the many startling scenes l wit.
messed and the trials and hair breadth es-
capes that underwent.
One night, after having nearly com.
pleted my operations in that part of the
country, and preparatory to taking my
final leave of it, walked forth from thu
tent in which my companions were still
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q Il AT Is

JUST PUgLIsuED--4 NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
4 FEW words on the rational treatment without
~ Medicine, of Spcrmatorrhsa Or LEGAL Weak
ness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, TassituIe Weak
ness Of the Limbs and the Back, Inispo-ition, and
lncapacity fer Sty:y and Labor, Dullness OF Appre-
hensl0E, loss Of Memory Aversion 10 Society, Love
of Solitude, TnIdity SrlfDtstrust Dizziness Head
Ache. Involuntary Discharges Pains in the side, Al
fiction Of the Eyes, Pimples on the Face Sexual and
other lnfirmiti.s in Man.
From The French Of DR.. b. Delaney.
The important fact that these alar.,ing com plain
may easily be removed t,I.h0ai medicine. is in tni.
small tract, clealy demonstrated, and the entirely
new ard highly successful treatment. adopted by
the Author. fully explained. by means of which eve
ry one is enabled To cure himself perfectly and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad-
vertised nOstrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post frea in q
sealed envelope BY remittng post paid two postage
stamps to Ir. Il. DELANEY, or Box 1o9, Broadway
Post Oiii7e, n. Y. nov s. 3m-
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SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL,

INHE healing and restorative properties of thi,
l. valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established rs beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested in the removal of those infama+orv
accumusitlons, Whieh are formed the slirface or
>Ei, Ano"n as burns, bruises boils WOUNDS intiict
ed by cuts, and other external gatherings. For in
1amed eyes, Catarrh on the head the bleeding Piles
Sea sickness, and Autumnal and other f.y.r< II i
one "f the most certain and effective remedies In
ternally taken agreeable to directions it is safe and
mild and Immediate in relieving sick headache
Dlarrhea, III cling at the nose, aud excessive Hem
or-iiaGe from internal eruptions and injuries from,
too full AMI phlethoric a habit Of the body
f,r sale 10y VI. II. Gilman. Chas Stort A Co and
hid~eH X Lawrence, Washington: J. S. Kidweu
GeoreItown.
DAY 4 VAN DEUSEN Proprietor,,
d'cl9-6in. 123 Chambers street N Y
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KIDWELL Il LAURENCE, pennsyl
~ vania avenue and l4th street Washington, and
JOHN l.. KlDWELL High street. Georgetown, ID
c.. comprising in part
DR.. Jsyn"s Family Nel!ioiles-nr. Roses Family
Mcdicines-Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry-Ayers
Cherry Pzo:0ral-Sands' and Towsands Sarsaparil
la-A. H. aud J ban Bulls i0-RoSe' and Schwartzes
do-Milhau Eiixer Calisaya Bark-Wolf = Aromati,
Sehelam Schnapps-KidwelPs Extract Beech USop,
Watts Nervous AntilOte-Osgoof's India Cholo
gOgue-Rowand's Tonic Mixture-H Hampton 5 egeta
bic Tincture-Green's Originated Bitters-Hnohands
German do-Blake's and Csnnou's do-Rushton's
and Sim1S COi Liver OIL together with all the most
approved meiiuinaS of che time.
Agents for the sale of 5eymour's Galvanic Abdomi
yal Supporter, Seynours Obsetrical Supporters and
Mr.. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
A fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep2O
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VOL. IL.
VAN DEUsEN's IMPROVED wAHpENr.

HE propristors Of the above valuable specifc for
the hair. feel warranted in presenting it to the
public IA ne Of the most efficient emedies for par
tai badness, diseased hair, and as q safe and sue
eeSsiu henovator OF wasted and decayed locks, for
changing grey hair to its first and natural color,
promoting the growth and bsautifying its texture,
and iIDparting increased vigor and healthy action
70 the bulbs 1t has been found eminently success.
fnl; IL has acquired reputation in the populous
and wealthy city of New York. which will doubt
be widely extended over the whole Union. few
bottles Of Ivan Deusen's Improved Wahpene" faith
iuily used according to the directions given, will
beyond all doubt, change the uns yhty silver hair
OF the aged as well as the young to ts first color
give 1t also rich and glossy appearance and alto
gether impart a new and beautiful appearance to
the whole head.
For sale by W. I'll. Gilman. Chas. Stott 4 Co. and
hidwell Laurence, Washington: and ]. l.. Kid.
well, Georgetown.
DAY VAN DEUSEN. Proprietors.
Dec l9-bm l23 Chambers street, n Y
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SPIRITUALISM IN BUFFALo.-From the
time, says the Buffalo Courier, of the
first visit of the Misses Fox to that city,
there has been a gradual increase among
our most respectable and intelligent Cit
liens, of believers in spiritual manifes-
tations." We are credibly informed that
there are s'circle" meetings held almost
weekly in various parts of the city, where
communications are said to be held with
departed spirits, and experiments in
"table-moving" tried. We heard, short
time since, of harp sitting in corner
of room being beautifully played, and
one of the inmates of the family, a young
lady, being medium scarcely excelled
by either of the Misses Fox. The lee
lures of the Hon. Judge Edmunds, OF
New York, will do much to spread this
new ''ism" Of the day.
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CoUaU cnVgrNpTrov so


Mr. Henry T. Ninn had Il couch for years; greet
weakness. dc, had in all OF physicians tried all
their remedies. but wa. cured only by
HAMPTUN'S VEGETABLE TINCTUKE.
Gail and get pamphlets gratis with history OF dis.
cnyery OF this wonderful Blood ptirher and Ger
thcateS of our own ci;isuTs, OF Rheumatsi, Dy.pep-
ia, Scrotula, Liver ComplaiI.t, General Weakness
Nervousness, &c, g.
Er5- Sold by MORTIMER & Nov BRAY, 40 Bal
timOre street. Baltimore; aul 3oi broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOIT & co WIaER j. b. MOORE.
d. Il. CLARKE f, CLARKE BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, ant Ii. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
r. j. +. CiSSEi.L, Georgetown; and G. &. BERRY,
AieIandria. sep "a
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CARTEH,S
SIP ISH MIX RE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood


~ .l't ' Si''iIi'' NM Lsh' ',heu
lai oD-.ill".e C''i.i't .i'- trapiionS, Pml,s OF
~. KIN, W,-to or ,r.-t.r -',,IJ Hi FnIsrT.-
U,.ut an, PAR, ni lin. times suJ J,ntc StuIh1rn
tlrs Ssl,i,i,f.. fi,.,rIrrs f,,ui,.,n snn,l ,,o,,
rti.. - an p;s.-,....ri -, -, -, tt,
A.. ,f Jf,-,ur, ir,,,,. I ~. or Im,uritv of
the BIn.i
uyHI< vrIuaba NeIi.i,,c which has hac,,u,e rer.
Lrst-i lar the I,u5niur ~ ertr.or,I;aarr ,nr.s
.-.. .I-,,yb ia 4-,,. F,s t,,,.,l tn.
- ~ H. mr. ,,,t r,-1pst -. tbeir frind. tn on i.
l. the public Shieh thry do with the utmost conf.
l-- n, III virtue, and Sy,,lerf II curative nron.r
t-- ft-.r.i, ..rtili.t,s selected from n larr.
Lu.nlr ar, hJ.yrvcr. STRONGER Il. tiinany than the
lI-Ia wsrj III the r.pris;4.- aI ail from geii-
telau W.. Ari'N Ii III their ioc.rir nni Of the high
Sp~rrulili:y many Jrthn residing III the city OIL
BishiEot.i Va
L ptrnry -. cr H.. ,-..r.,,... HI ri
M i,,g4.-.-. ,-r, Ni,vr,-eg ,,rr;ris,.ra,
f.,,,r-.I - 49,. il, i,,,r, III tn Iis.,... far
~ d = = -.in, Ill .tl, lie ,n9,t i.ion,l,inrl,
i r,.slIts U..,rs II i. tl,. l.,., ..s.r,orInsry
ls-iI..g,- D., -. 80, p SON
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r. o., - - ,,.-;.' - So .;a,ai tLxS;
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~ - ~ -; ha"t "i'u
-rrs..r,.,t ~-tff Al !,st tried Carter's spanish
M,,sur- Two .attI..gf VIII h ,t,. ,tuaIy cured M.
snt a, hrpI,y To 10y 1 have h.d nrithur Chill. or
ir,.f~ s..Io. ,a, ,.r il tl.,. hest Tonic in the
!
e,s- JOHN LDNGDEN.
B,tyrr Dam. near Ric,alonI. Va
rp It,,,E H., ,,,r :, ,t, -, of pio,,,oor.,
,,i = - -" - - =. - n't - - s
-, in t,,.t..bir, - - i'rf,r,s S,,yi1b
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utj.b IL. H.. .,i,.-, - ..rIi.rJ Nr Innk
-, 81 t. 80 L,,,Iy !, H. IN IN i,..,' s,.rl
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Ui;t,E ,.r,ot..,,- t.,,,si.,.,, am, ,,r,rsrIy
cf rbs C,ty It'll i tI. - - 80 pi.1,,nnnL 80. ~,
r. sItri ,I,,,I.r II in.rsncc. tb. atf:,s of
- - = ~ u = ,,.. . - - ~ -, >-.'ii' 'il , '' vi
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IL ''d 'I liver ooih p.aIiE M VI
''il' 'f 'iie V-%' " tNS trOties "i Nai'eF ;
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I,hft CGis'- W 9OiIpr i'A'-Iiie i-Ii'ors vi
-'T rii'i'-' Il ~" ser'' ''ii' EN- ~,
u.-ir iTs- r',h ,ur,: It 'Seat Her'i1ia' Gomoll7i
Ni'i "t,,A 'i,'E'y tl3ioie MIA iroIi
WIS. i"' '''':- ~ '',' 1t|''''" 'il1'ure il'ue
--''t cure = hil am Vie EDITORS IN puidlc no
L. ay ihey ,'ehsFfl!iy ria a;e' It io al who are
---'1," 'st,i IA az ti-,',,r % t;!r bi,"ht- -
Siii.L ANgTIkR i','; CVRE Or 5GHoFuLA,-I hal
'[futr ooy ru'tt u ',D.Hls .II "s 1ar'Tr
1sshl,h hiNtuE-. c1hNItrr u truIy auahie
ia-t '4NtS y ~ ~ 9, tnh l?; Conduetor on the
" Z" - N O''' ''1'i''-'1' d
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND wHOOP
ING Cough.
Tl, - - - ii N.e Warld.

TT !NtSI '.l,iI NHr.I. II Utc WOFII.
Dr. E-.>G's CLisi.Et tTED EJUGH SYRCP gives immedi-
st- rriisf L. {. ;he wura; Cough, whether Consmp D.
-yr %. pfo,- Ing tTJuI coil Il allays any irTi
t,uau u tl. Luls. ai t1rti,i,s the system a-sipst
fj-ur- attacks. !, bottles at ~ cents Gnl al
Cul.'a re '.i>o ii,hle - Group. Whch dangerous
mpi.ut viris iui:n.jittciy - DR.. J. ROSES NEVER
y.rfv. t'pJrr >iE;P. Prize - cents
whipping C'asr. another complaint, always
u5~-s ia cold TCI ramp weather. The afflicted And
yr-st rsii.' II -. IL. %. Dr. 7. Roses WHonPIyG
C5r,u >lE;". wb"n ;.iwIvs relieves anI prevents
tie i...-s- tr,m running into other diseases such
- inta-naiiluU u the LAlrs. Dropsy in the Chest
al C,r-L.np ptiGa. Price 20 Cents
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DIR. HoIrs Compound Peach syrup.

tuI> Compound nov e-taLlished in universal IA
y 'Gr II its agEuCgls yad merit, for the cure of
e4-rs. colds. Group. hopping cough, and every dis
e-s - he throat ani lungs. IS without parallel.
hVvry family Shnuli supply themselves with a
fnfp.y "f DR.. Holts PEACH SYRUP, TO hs used rs
{ ff-TrntiVE medicine.
>aii in Washington Icy c Stott D. b. Clarke w
E.iiutt c. y. Davis, J. ". stone, Evans, Sylvester
Dr Bait Gar,in7r, AMI by the Druggists generally
IA RaltinJre, Georgetown, Airxandria, and Rich
U.nt.
Price twenty five cents per bottle
l5-{tu-
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

IOHN o. HUGHES, Gardener and Florist, corner
~ OF u and th streets, Island, attends to Garden
ing in its various branches. Grape Vines prunei by
skiiliul and experienced hands, and new Gardens,
Grass Plots Carriage Roads, &c laid out
n B-J o. H., acts AS Agent for several of the
most extensive and popular Nur cries at the North.
All Trees purchased of him, warranted to live If
planted by himself His FIut Trees comprises most
Of the 'arieties adopted ami approved by the Con
gress of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation.
Z2-tf INTEL
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yVD1CINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

nRJ :. RISE j. AIN honorary member Of the
| Philaielphi4 Medical Society, and graduated
.iIS,) FROM the University of Pennsylvania under
-. enhance of the truiv eminent Professors Phys
* Chapman. tih-na, Coke. James and Hare, names
- brsta,i for medical science. Being solicited by
h1sxn,is Of MS pltients 70 put up his Preparations
- as offers t. the public, as the results OF his ex-
-ince Tor the past thirty yeIrs the following val.
,bls Family Medicines, essch one suited 10 Spc-
..f- Iis7GSc:
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"Papa I.
Mamma ~

Growing up TO mans estate, and writing some
fiery poems, great capitalist in order to save the
country from war and rum, engaged our bard by a
large salary not TO write poetry This engagement
contined several years. The patriotic millionaire
then dying, T. G. II. presenty informs us:
81 now am in the cotton trade,
And sugar line"
hut, rcasng into song, business, of course, desert
ed him. The usual fate OF genius had now been
his, were il not that part of a magnificent legacyi
left him by the capitalist aforesaid yet remained,
upon which he retired, has written nothing since,
save the Latham poem, and, being bachelor, is
living quite happily.
Ills poetry Is remarkable, in this land OF song be,
cause it is remarkable. An uncommon case per
vades bis versfcation, natural, unstudied flow OF
language, and careless playiuness and felicity of
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FURS-FTRS-FITRS

UhS-F z hS-F UKS,
SEfMOUR, in Georgetown. is now selling off. at
- reduced prices, magnificent assortment Of In.
dies rich FURS, such as
Stone Martea, Flat Boas with cuffs to match
Fitch do do do
Rock master do do do
BESIDES various other new styles Just received.
Recoilect prices are very low. Call early
W. +. SEYMOUR
Fur Manufacturer, Bridge street,
Six doors east of High street, Georgetown.
dec 1,-3t
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=. ] :. RusE's NERVOUS AND INvIGOR lTIyG Cor
MI The <redtrst discovery in medical science
Tbis r-.oni-hiuZ preparation FOR raising up weak
ns.itIti,n I-Ji.teI BY care. labor, study or dis
,., ac., like charm. 1t gives strength and appe-
~, AMI possesses great iuvis rating properties
g,r Hart DiSaa~-. all Nervous Affections Fatu-
t.u,. Heart Burn, Re5t!essuess Numbness, Neural
IA. raising The spirits, anl giving power to the
hsr system. II is almost miraculous in its effect
:, ,sbts q l,.,,le-
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Jacob John AstOre.
Zone hundred dOilars.-Printer.
This passage is rather obscure, but may he pre-
sumed to mean, she cut pigeon ucing''-iheIe being
a dance called.-Eiifor.
SFor once, our great poet is unjust. The author
mentioned certainly wrote much--thr ''FrpdOniad''
in ten volumes, being but small part of his lab0rS
yet he also wrote leeA, and always on national
subjects. Ii Is TO be regretted that his illusrious
critic has so seldom chosen themes Of native
land-EShfOr.
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Do YOU SUFFER With ANY PAIN, If YOU
A., YOU Will iini imm di,tc relief by using DR. j. $
Rsg's PAIN CUREg. L l. the only preparation which
.,.r.s al.nOSt iu< autiv SCra Throat, Rheumatism
f..s Colds Pains il the Sic, b;,sk or limbs Face
= or rJothacEr; stomach or Bo~eIs, Side or Baci
-fF N,c';. Bruis-s, CoruS 2,3i CLi!b!ains Nhare-
ever YO lave pain. use he P.Gn Curcr safe to all
a., Price lZl.,, - auI 30 Its.
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ter and Plumber,

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