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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
NOUVEAU MAGASIN.

J'ai l'honneur dsinformer messieurs les
habitans ct lie public en- general de la Pa
roisse Assumption, que 'ouvrirai lie 25 JUN
au Bayou Lafourche ct manche du Brule st
Jean Baptiste, lsur la terre de NJ. J. B.
Landry,] I'm nouveau magasin assorti de
Marchandises Seches, QnincalUeries,
Groceries. Provisions, Chaussures,
Eto0es pour habiAemens ct ha-
billenems contfechonn6s,
b FARFUMERIEs, ~FAIENCEs, ETC,
En- un mot, tout &c quej e pourrai procurer
a la satisfaction de la clientele qui daignera
m'accorder son bienveillant patronage.
Donaldsonyille, 10 JUN 1852.
81 f. FER AY
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INSTITUTION DE JEUNESGENS
D;rige par M. T.. MARTIN,
A. Donaljsoovilie.

90 a UUfEdfJSUNVIIIe. 500
M. Marin aremeicic les peres de fa
mile de "a c%onfanee quilssoDt daigne
hi accorder depois ii ans. ii Went
de s%'adioindre ~ professor d.anglais
gua, depo's seize aus.ba profe@se dams les
prem eresioststu;o ions de New-York ct
de la Ntle-O rIea os. s.
Pfix des p~ensionDaires avec les 1f.@.
diverses branches 'eoseignement
en- angia1s ell en- franeais. par an. $50
TlBRAIRIE.-Livres de Classe francais-an-
lA glais ct espaguols, "a vendre par.
RICHARDS TEMPT. Err
boaaldsonville, II. rue uississipp;
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13

Ain de pouvo;;r llepondfe aux weak
des peres de fm;I|e, IA. Mar,ia Went
d%'aggrIandir son Establishment ct de sad
joindre uoe msItr7sse d'apgIs:.s.
La religion cant ia base De tou,e mo-
i'ale ct de toute bonne education. sera
I'm des pfiocipes fondamentaox De Fins
titutiop.
Prix de Ia Person avec les d.
verses branches d'eDseignemcnt.
en- anglaiset en- frapeais....y. s.. $50
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QUICK SAND. PITTsBuRG -,

Plastering hair, cement, whale, lard, lin
seed oils, spirit Of tarpeniine, camphine and
gaz, Japan, copal and black yarnish, Paris
green, chrome yellow, Prussiianu3 blue and
white lead, putty, chalk, spanish whiting.
Window Glasses: $40. 1912. lI-l6.
etc. A fine assortment SofHARDWARE.
Saddlery, horse collars, names, trace and.
OK chains, nails, lacks, bradds etc, for sale
.el At Nol7, M1ss1ssIppI, street, s
6I DonaIdsonyilIe, La.
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MAAAARNRES
Taken By Dogue,r6otyye.

PC. PElGNOT, Respectfully in
forms the public that he has fitted up a
gallery at the School, ouse of Pains
courtviIle, where he is prepared to take
Daguerreotypes at all times. GIL
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
@''it5 5',. A vENDRE.

UULEO' q D0ucautS de 81 ct 70 nnncas
As1 do barils de 90, 20 liz, 81, 81 1Ja
-r,ias4t do = demi ba,ils de 49, 6 1a2 ct II.
I'm assortment complet d'out;ls a tonnelier
des meilleurs manufactures.
A bon marche; pour du compliant GU du pa
pier bien g%aranti. 2 i 20
IS avril ISL. RICHARD ct TEMpLET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-13
PATENT ~MEDICINEDEpOT.
No. ~, Mississippi street,
DONALDsONvILLE.

4 t@Ag5S &S8 4N4&TFEHI I3@E- E.@ ga.
John Bulls Sands and Townsend's Sarsa.
parilla, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs.
colds. etc, Liyerwort; and Tar and canchaIa-
qua, for consumption, balsalm ofwild cherry
fordeseases ofthe lungs, Compound syrup
OF Naptha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, pbthi.
sic,b etc, India cholagogue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical febrifuge or Speeds
fevertonic; Railways ready relief indian
.yegetabie elixir for rheumatisms and govt.
lWIner's Canadian vermiIge, Looeloy,s
great western panacea, f%orliver complaints.
Venetian Imminent for pains ofall kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for. fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
Imminent for horses, Sherman's Olosaoniap.
all hea~ling.balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for aHkinds Of sores, Jew Darid's or He
breW's Plasters. s7aes 3
|, r / S
Graefe nbeIg Vegetable Pills.
Moffats do do
VIM. Wrightss do do
Magnetic powder for destruction Of roa-
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
Ans Castor oil, Epsum salt, ~suIfatea
De q%uiinine, de Powers ct Weightman ct de-
Robiduet. sffa4 aie3a s~d 4
P0udres de seidlitz. 8aafeaa ~
Donaldsonville,l Is JUN 1852.
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FRESH Garden Seeds just received
sa from Prince & Co celebrated Gar
dens, at Flushing, New York, a general
assortment of Garden seeds.
Also /: a select assortment of Flower
Seeds.
preeerves-4 cases Shakers preserves
assorted, a superior article, for sale by
R~onalsonyille, La.
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Frauds on the Treasury.

We have referred several times to the allegations OF
gross frauds the treasury perpetaed by pronnen,
politicians during the late administration which called
for investigation and reformation by those now in
power II is due, not only TO those implicated in the
allegations, but it is due to the public interests, that
such charges should be scruiinzed and exposed il true
or tina, the parties implicated should be acquitted and
lieved OF the odum resting them. If innocent A
respondent of the New York Times gives the details
OF one OF these allegations, which mplcate the Hon t.
Butler King willis, collector nj San Francisco, in
actions of gross frauds The following is his account
OF the matter r#t
One tom In the OF II. Butler King amounting
TO very large for gherage Of goods passing
through the custom-housc II may be well state that
when the goods shtered under Custom house ORDER
the iRhtcmen were paid their charges by the collector
and the amount was charged sgsln. and collected FROM
the owners respectively, OF The Ishered goods or course
them the books OF the cusomhoose should show the col
lection from the merchants for liRherage OF exactly
corresponding with that raid to the lRhtcnen Uportu
natey, there is discrepancy in these
ing 10 67a 1886 The follow ng table viii show the
charged upon Mr.. Kings books paid Sheldon and
5aisrens for liebege beginning with the frs. quarter of
his RIM o. off
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A SANDER Branded.
The Boston Atlas puts forth The following /;

The Washington Union. General Pisces organ read.
the New York Evening Post and the Buffalo Repubc
the de party becsuse they suspected
ism General Pierce appoints Office because they
known 10 be cesoiles The General should keep his
wind instrument In better tune. dscord will cnsue
II is nnquali6edly false that 'Gsnai Pierce sppoi~ts
oce beeous they knopr to Be es-sotisrs and
il is impossible that the Atlas could have been ignorant
Of the falsehood when ii fabricated it, II IT, therefore,
deliberate an unmi,igaied SANDER. We repeat what
we have said befoethai General Pierce has appointed
TO office knowing believing him to be free.
soer; and he stands pledged TO correct any such APP
ponmen, into which be may have inadvertently fallen
when the fact OF present frees oism is fred on any Of
his appoinees. H.s.-1 ..E
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the port This officer sa ted investig lion oil the
cTepancy aud npon locking the llghtenens account
elt IN abe custom house voucher Tor tho
ceives by hsm lie ascerained that the page
OF their account originally made up containing their
receip, and signature had been from lis proper pscs-
tnut page alter page OF fictitious charges had been added
new iootngs entered and carried had
reached the immense named, aud that The psst
page, containing tho receipt and signature soresaid
was appended 10 mo accumulated acconn This TACT 10
positively asserted by gentleman whose official duty II
kncw the condition OF the custom house books in
regard lie states further that he brought these facts
10 The attention OF Mr. hng, Who greatly sgilated In
aureI he should do His fellow officer xp,-...d
his ina billy aid him in the matter casually re-
King that II il his case, he should ish tho
building burn down. that all evidence relating 10 The
sui sct might be esroyed t3 4t3e"
The day, strange cay, looking for ihs nuia,sd
papers Of them could be found nor have they
since been heard from Fortunately for public in
teres the sosekeeper had made copies of the missing
pal ers which file in the ire Depart
ment" %
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The worlds Fair in New York-Lctter OF
President Pierce.

The following is copy Of the letter OF President Pierce
accepting The invitation, rendered 10 him by committee
of the Directors of'he proposed Exhibition OF the Indus
try of all Nations in New York. TO be present at the
opening OF the Crystal Palace" .1tMe} ,eU.
er.. WAsarseroS. d. c.. July 4, 1853.
"GsNTIEsxSi When, committee Of the Board OF
Dir. oofs Assoc for tho Exhibition Of the ndu'
try OF all Nations the oily of New York; presented
me in person invitation be present nt The opening
the Exhibition promised If consistent with my ideas q
duty he re, to return answer Of acceptance.
Should my health be such as II at present. nothing
will probably prevent M from reaching your city on the
evening OF the 18th ins,
Wh the highest respect, your friend ard obedient ser
want #rH rhANh TiLhoD
Hon. JAcon A. WrsrgRvxLr,
"Chairman Of Committee, New York City"
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D.cLrvIrY OF RIVERS "A very slight declivy sufhes'
10 give the running motion TO water. Three inches per
mile, in smooth. ,hsighi channel gives veioe,,y OF
r. .,.,s ~ The HmaIaya mountains, the Hottest in
The world Is. at soo miles from it's mouth. only about
soc feet above the level Of the seas about twice The
h.;.h, NJ ST. Pans in London, the height Of Ar,hur'
seai in Ednbushand to fall these 500 feet in its long
course, the water requires more than . month Tbs
ereat river Magdalena, in South Anerica, rnnn,ns for
600 miles between two rivers Of the Andes. FALLS only
500 feet in all that distance above the Commencement
,f the 900 miles, Is descending in cassrao's and
apds from the mountains The gigantic Rio de Ia Plata
las gentle descent 10 The ocean that in Paraguay
500 miles from its mouth, large ships which
rave sailed against the current all the way by The force
# the wind alope,hatn to say, which, on The beaulF
ally inclined plane Of the stream have been Eradsafy
lifted by the soft wind and against the current to
IN elevation greater than that of loftie.i .pIrr.
thrroT, Phy''e'.
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Total

The extraordinary increase of gheraae charge. during
the frs, OF MIR Kings administration (when, in
sequence of the continually facilities for dis
charging vessels alongside wharves might be
supposed the amount Of ligheragc would have been re-
docsd) seems to have alarmed the Treasury Department
and letter was addressed the collector demanding me
extraordinary an increase this item OF ex
penses and directing its reduction by all means Inc
charges oil lightersgc during the remsining two pnas
show falling Off in the account, VIII he pefccVeo no
less remarkable than the sudden Increase
The that there astounding discrepancy be-
tween the charged the government az pa'o 70
ghterage and the collected from the importers on
account the notice OF the stoekesper of
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WASHINGTON, June 80, 1853.
New HAVEN, (Conn. y July 1, 1853.


DEAR SIR have the honor TO acknowledge the re.
cept of your invitation to unite with the Tammany So
ciey Columbian Order in their celebration, at Tamma
ny Hall, of the seventy seventh anniversary OF our
,iona independence regre that indispensable engage
here must prevent my acceptance OF the invitation
II would indeed be most gratifying TO my feelings to uniie
with the national democracy. first oganzed by the IL
luslrious Je reon and by the fearless
Jackson" 40 their celebration OF the approaching ami
versary al the time honoed g wigwam," in the city of
New York more especially TO exchange congratulations
with them ''Jn the recent triumph OF our glorious cause
Never, since the memorable civil revolution which
brought Mr. Jefferson into the presidency the early pa
of the present century, have the issues which entered into
the political struggles OF the day been important and
far-reachlng in their consequences those most proH
in The contest Il roHgh which the national denoc-
racy have recently battled, and goriousy tri-
umphed The patriotic society which you preside and
The on-heared democacy OF the city who congegaie al
The sociey's ball. have, like the illuslrious standard
bearer OF the democracy 10 the late contest, been
true the principles which crowned our triumph and
should be the grated that to unite with
them and those who sympathize with them, in exchang
ing congratulations The occasion referred To- But,
before observed must necessarily be absent person,
though you my feelings and best wishes will be
with you.
have the honor to be, very respectiny your obedien
servant, X. J. INGERSOLL.
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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON d STREET AT
Aucopon Tuesday the 2th instant shall sell
the premises O'Clock good brick house,
which
situated NORTH between 9th and Iot The
fronts thirty feet back 1s7
inches thirty alley being Of lot No In No
37s. The above described property Immediately in The
Persons wishing make good respectfully
vited
Of property now fos sale on repn.yvans avenue.
Terms baIance In
monhs the purchaser for the deferred
from sale. .IlI Hill r.
aeed and deed OF taken. Title indspuabie,
sts-.. i#e5#as g.-. GREEN SCOTT,
July 3-dd Aucionsers.
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BY ). q. MceUIRE. Auct,on.er.

DESIRABLE DwELLING-HoUsE AND LOT AT AUCTION
On Thursday afternoon July l4 64 O'Clock,
shall OF lot 81 No. 223 fronting
OK inches 18th North
running 30 feet alley, with
north line OF said lot with
brick dwelling containing rooms
with convenient Kitchen attached
Title ndisputable.
for a
by deed Of trust and bearing interest
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
I'D Auconecr
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auet,onesr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-On Monday,
the lin shall sell, the premises O'Clock D.
handsome building lot fronting
9Th and 5b west running back sc IL
wide alley containing 5s feet being No a.
No SIS Persons wishing purchases fine large building lot hand
somey located where property rapidly increasing will
well sale
Terms. third balance in IL MONTHS The pur-
deferred
day Of sale deed given and deed Of Title ndis
putabIc. GREEN & SCOTT,
Jul Id Anal
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The National Iptegencer the Union and the Republic Wash
ngton the Advocate Georgetown, u and the Baltimore Sun,
Baltimore will above advertisement
July The Journal, Rockville, Montgomery
Herald Citizen the Examiner Frederick the Ca
Wing Middeiown the Odd Fellow, Boorsboo'
herald and Torchght the Hagrstown Mall the News aud The
Peoples Hagertown will respectively the
wee kuptiIi the Of
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NEW GROCERY STORE, corner of7th and ID strrets
IN LINTON 1WEEDY.-The subscribers beg inform
friends the public generally commenced
OF aud
lately occupied by John A. Donoho, deceased.
keep CONSTANTLY hand stock OF goods
desevs Of the best Family Grocery
every line Of business however and
co-y Courteous and delivery Of goods be
c"nhdenny expected.
July 2-dtfif
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"Re'or.d That heartily spprove of the doctrines set
forth IN the Presidents inaugural address, ninsny
sound, judioous, scd democratic and that he has thus
far administered the government in sccodance with those
principles, and in TO challenge the respect
American people and justify tho condolences the demo
cratic psrty."
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oK large brick house, containing bsse
men, and sc northeast Of Massachusetts ave
nue Ann sh street adjoining quito spacious goanda
III - ~ n - = r. Tt..lf'rs
For further particulars inquire Kendall Willis N
seventh streets, f.#.s - II
July 3-TPAsn H.. .##a...#
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THE OF this institution place
Tuesday, July H. at O'clock The public respectfully
invited attend. ..al
There will he held Monday, lith inst,
graduating Daring the The lovers Of rational
ophy PARTICULAR and the public generally Invited TO ssnd
ID. A. MAGUIRE, ta
July s-d6, XXX. X President
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ny y. g. MCGUIRE, Ames.on..r.

ITEAmBOAT HOTEL AT AUCTTON.--Ou Monday aner-
y O'Clock, shall
sQuae the Of 11h
SOUTH (sasdp with the OF
brick house and back buldng known the
Hoev The lot fronts 50 back
10 inches q Is feet alley $500.
One third residue equal insamenn
and years, with interest, satisfactorily secured
JAS, @. MCGUIRE,
July a-d Aucioneer.
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Foavsr Hnt, Philadelphia, July /, 1883.

GxsrLrMrs: My thankful acknowledgements are due
for the houor OF your kind invitation TO celebrate the ma
tional anniversary with the Tammany Society at the
great Manhattan Wigwam, Engagements will detala
at home but you Ill allow me TO submit by this
note wha, miab, perhaps say ifpresent with you.
such OF you reeolec forty-sx years ago, 1907
wilemember when British ship of war, in the Chesa-
peake bay, captured American seanen from under our
hag and compelled them TO bear against ihis coun-
try; and another Bnsh ship of.war in or very near the
waiers OF New York, killed pilot in Of those boats
which now into the most ffequened ports the most
numerous tonnage OF the seas
- Then claimed as Britan's wide domain,
.a8l With not sail but by her hat spread,
40 eminent federast Rufus King, at the head OF the
crowd crying for the pilots corpse de-
rnanded war but President JcHsrson, one OF the us
Gus founders you invoke OF democracy, preferred the
siric,ive system.
We had no manufactures foreign commerce was ex-
emely precaous and agriculture consequently lar short
of Tia present development.
Hall century il but moment IN The lie OF nation
Yet in the forysx years 1907 by war and peace.
manufactures commerce, and agriculture old America
has made such progress that the most eminent kngsh
man ho ever visited this country has voluntarily come
together with distinguished coeagues) in the same
ship that killed the pilot 10 attend exhibition OF
American manufactures, excellent in all the useful toll
cradle in the elegant arts
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JOHN w. MAUKf,
WIN. w. CORCoRAN,
VIM. w. sEATON,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
FERDIN AND w. RISQUE,
VI the District Of Columbia.
CHARLES r.. TRAIL,
JACOB M KUNKEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
OF Frederick county.
ROBERT #. DADE,
VIM. LiNGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS C.. CLOPPEK,
or Montgomery county.
DANIEL WEISEL,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county.
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EOH RENTA t~osory and attic
between and n. Possession given immediately April
70 be msde At VIM Rnherisrd marble yard
and 18th
July s-d2r
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Tbs sachems celebrated The Fourth IN becomhx
manner Lorenzo b Shepherd. esq, delivered the ora
ton Mr. Shafer read The Declaration oil Independence
and lhe sachems and their guests enjoyed good dinner
Those who could be present sent letters. which wee
read Among these the following
EpeEwooD near Edgeheld, 3 q,
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HARTFORD, July /, 1853.


GENTLEMEN: / have TO acknowledge the courtesy OF
your letter. inviting be present at the approaching
celebration at Taminany Hall of the seveny-sevenlh
nversay OF American independence
This day may well be celebrated "with appropr aie
festivities" by those who upon the stage. The
utmost hopes Of our revolutionary fathers have been
realized and more Than realzedbey have been left far
behind in this cage OF progress" The work oil true and
real independence has now been accomplished. We
have passed through the uncertain period of youth,
when exposed 10 a thousand casuaues-tbat
OF sterner duties and higher responsibilities, and vastly
increased influence the affairs of the world, has
been reached Heneeforth we stand among the fore
mos, OF the nations the independent. uncompromsing
representative OF the principles OF free government .
Al this favorable moment, when the power OF public
sentiment in favor oil the constitution, IL
and intended be IN the year 1850, has been striking
ly exeried, and democratic administration embark
ed nnder full influence pledged to pursue just const
tuonal policy al home, and trucking policy
abroad II is part and duty 10 give 10 the future OUT
undated condolences knowing that the public
tment which was manifested by the people in their
primary assemblies will be responded TO by their agents,
and within the forms OF the constitution VIII be ire.
siptible -"#a.
In my necessary absence permit me TO contribute as
sentiment
The tioye en' Of the Union The germ planted
in rs and ook an organic form in s9bu IL overshndows
the continent $500.
Very respectfully, ISAAC TOUCEY.
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METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

IT having duly The Commissioners
Railroad their meeting 5h OF July 1885,
Of stock required BY the charter for the
been subscribed the said
provisions OF the Incorporating said
hereby give subscribers
person proxy Union HOTEL GEORGETOWN d.
Thursday 2s OF July instant between the hours Of ~ and
for of eectiDg twelve directors
Affairs Of said company.
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The following resolution. among others, was unani-
mousy adopted by the Vermont democratic State con-
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BY ID. S DICKINSON: Tie Baltimore Platform a whole
and in ali its paa reasseron Of the principles Of
democracy May the spirit and essence of its doctrines be
remembered in theory and enforced In practice
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30
$500 C,HAV,I.ENdsE.

w HATEVER the health and happiness OF
w people is at all times Of the valuable impor
tanee. granted that every all cir
power to save lives Of their children that every per-
will endeayor TO promote their own health all aerees
feel il to be my duty solemniy you that WORMS
according opinion Of the most ceiebred Pysicasare
the primary Of large majority Of diseases which
children and adults are liable; yon have appetite
ualy ehangeabie kind to another Bad breath
Pain in the Stomach Picking at the Nose Hardness and Full
OF the Belly Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS, and should ut
once apply the remedy
An article founded scientific principles, compounded
purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe when
and can be given the nfBt with decided
beneficial effect where Bonei Compaats and have
made them weak and dcbafed the Tonic properties OF my
catalogue medicines, giving and seneic e SO
ac which makes II nfaibe remedy for those afflicted
after Physicians have led is the best of superior
efhearcy over all others. - -.