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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

The discussion in the Senate the construc
ton Of a railroad over American territory to the
Pacific ocean shows that there exists but little
diversity of opinion as 10 the necessity OF pro
viding safe and speedy means of communi-
cation with that distant region; but the conic
ting views in regard to the starting point a"d
terminus Of the road, and whether the enter
prise shall be committed to the Government
to individuals. would seem to give but LITTLE
promise that any effective plan can be deter
mined upon at the present session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

- MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-
seen persons WHO have suffered Undesirable reio v4,
Rheumatism for years, who have been entirely ciey
from pain in II few moments. by the use of a few f
ties and in an incredibly short time they have eer
maneny cured and Iestor d to their families and l
community. Sores, bruises, sprains, &c, have bee
ire afcd with the SUGGEST and thousands more i
be relieved because they know the remedy.
Mr. Is. of st Louis was nursing young child o,
nipre become very aud the breast nhamed an
caked hard A few applications Of the MUSTANG
LINIMENT healed the nipple, removed the hnrone..
and infamaion from the breast and she had no frtb
trouble with it. Numerous cases Of this description
have come to gu knowledge, and it is always eIec.aj
ian l9-lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

me North American Review is of opinion
" a., '"o annual supply of the precious metals
VIII NOT 'a'l 5e."" hundred millions of dol.
lars tor many years and that in quarter of a
century this supply will dcpreciate MONEY ~
one half or one-,hird it's presen. value
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

The bin to prevent members Of Congress
and Executive officers from receiving fees for
prosecuting claims against the governmert.and
10 prevent frauds upon The Treasury. vas or
tered 10 DO cngrosscd in The House Of Repre-
sontatives, on Thursday. We hope the Ill
will brc ONE a law. A member Of Congress Is
pnrt of the government He is the people S
agent 10 take care Of the affairs Of the govern
meot When he accepts fee and sinks into the
attorney of an ndn idua or parties, who holi
or loim an interest adverse to the government,
he is acling in a contradictory capociry 1t is
what the lawyers call taking fees on both
sides, aud is very unseemenly, ifits not posi-.
lively dsgraccrul.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

The well known Democratic Corresponds
of the New York Journal of Commerce. wit.
ing in reference to the debate on foreign af
fslrs. now going on in Congress, says:
"In order to comprehend what is going on
in Congress, il must be promised thai they
consider Cuba belonging to the United
States by nature and oes,lny, aad that it Is for
them to decide at wat time and in what man.
ner the manifest destiny of Cuba shall be full
filed.
"In regard to Great Britain it is assumed
that her presence in any form on the Amer
Jean Continent is violation OF our natural Il d
national rights, subversive Of our interests
and destructive of our safety; and General
Cass is always ready, whenever The British
show themselves anyw here near the 'Ameri-
can continent to pop the Monroe doctrine Al
them"
In regard to the Clayton and Bulwer treaty
he remarks:
III the treaty do not expel the British, the
Monroe doctrine will be stretched back for
centuries in order to do 1t. The Belize and
tho Bay of Islands are FIVE hundred miles
from any point on the route fthe Nicaraguan
canal, and the British settlement there is not
inconsistent with the security Of American in
terests In the transit, and probably there are
not to be found dozen individuals in the
whole United States, not demagopues nor fiji
busters. who feel the slightest concern about
the British settlement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
Fire.

Tho Carr 4,sr shop, tools and large guam
Il y Of framed work, ready for buildings, be-
longing TO McssrsStohe. & Puseey Salem Va
we're cudrely destroyed 10y fire Monday night
The proprctors were absent at Craig u. House
engaged in building the Court House Of that
County at the lime II is supposed TO have
originated from the negligence Of some OF the
napds no had been at work during the night
The attention of the readeris directed to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

~ a.Hen truly yaunOle medicine is offered ~
public after being thoroughly tested by eminent nh.
riars in Baltimore. and receiving their sanction H. -
can be no ground to doubt their efficacy in the cp
the 4 diseases for which they recommended Sec -
circulars 10 he had of the agents for STABLER'S Az
.ODYNE CHERRY EXPECfORANT AND Dfb1
RHGA CORDIAL, and you will be convinced Off.
unparalleled excellence.
i'm ~ 1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.7-.,FIrs, fITS!! FISH Persons VIM.
81 boring under this distressing mala,ly y, s la
The Ieqttalle Epleptic Pils be the only rcr5 laa
discovered for curing Epilepsy, nf Faiiing Fits m
OIL ps<sess specific action tie nervous sl
rboa IA they ore prepared especial for the aaa
curng fts they will be found of especial benefr f
Grams afflicted with weak nerves, or whose , a.
.v,ism has been pro>trated shattered fr, W.
rouse whatever. In chronic complaints, disease
ION. Standing superinduced by nervelessness. tho u
exceedingly beneficial Full directions acc,, ore
each box. Price 50 per box, or for two buse. 4
Persons out Of The city enclosing remitance. viII
the pills SEM them through the mail, free Of po,,
For sale nv SETH S HANCE, No. I0s Balm c
Baltimore, Nd 10 HON orders from all -
Union must be addressed, past pad .'a
ian 8 l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

K b Nj ENGINE. --For sale steam engine
~ OF 80 horse power, suitable for saw mill, -four ..
corn ml or Ion II collier. This engine was made IA
Eng and $l3 600 to import und is pronounced
by Judges as being superior article We will sell at
great sacrifice We refer applicants its cnPa0ei
&c to lhos Dodnmead Esq, superintendent OF ,o
rrteTsburg Rairoad Company or to Maj Snead az '"'
II OF thce' EDMOND, DAVENPORT, w.
jan l9-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
Miniature Almanac.

n EGAaE SCEOOL.--The subscribers night
Y school, for young men whose business prevents
their attending in The day, is open and in success
iul operation.
The school is in the schoolroom occupied by VIM )
Reid in the day Terms--$2 per month
jan - dtlFif SAM V REID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
Adjournment OF the Legislature.

a resolution has passed bath Houses Of the
| Legislature fang the 25th day Of February
as the period of the present SESSION. II is not
10 be wondered at. that members should be
anxious 10 bring their labors 10 a close. Indeed.
# patriotism sere not an In bred Constituent Of
the Virginia character there Is reason 10 fear
that the time would come. " hen men enough
could not be found to toxic upon themselves
the ca'es and tolls Of the pull service. If
they were only compelled 10 attend tie daily
siitings ond listen TO each Other ialk for few
hours. j ksome as the task would he, could be
horne. IN consideration OF the benefits tn, con.
fcr on the Sac. and the pef-dien the State
coner- on them. Bot when they are con-
stained IL ntlend al, the oyster snppe 5. cham
rngnc parties. bal-, soirrc., concerts, &c. thot
make up the mcasme Of ierrosenialia g duty.
,ud sometimes 10 90 * ,lofkng f"o or three
hundred mics To be preset ia rlilfoad ban
quer, (ecee Wheeling , il is rather more 'han
can be- apecled of mortal paricpeeor p"-sIb.lr
~. The 25th of February Is early, con
sidcripg that The Legislature sat about
eight months before irs Jour ffncot, and has
becn sitting IN re than Two since II met, il the
T.. .r.,l..l ......;, l.,. ! b..
80 = '''''''' - -, ..'.1.'.sl,'
Mr.. NJ lrsh5ll. Of c ,iior0i1. nadean unzuc
ccssful attempt in the House 81 Representa-
lives, Friday, To have his $4,000 900 rcsolu-
ion referred TO the Committee on Foreign AT
airs The resolution is as follows:--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

The Washington correspondent OF The
Charleston Standard recently asserted, d a
vel ascertained fact, that General f'oree :
Ctbinet twill contain no gentleman whose re-
cord fails to show him to be State h,s''!!'
man ofthestrictest school, Tie Union Dem,
ocrsiic Journals of Georgia rightly interpret
ffi,Io mean that General Pierce lnlenoS 10
ottbe Union Democrats Of the South under
the feet Of the Secessionists" and they hint
that the experiment, though not anezPee'e a.
III prove perilous to those who undertake IT,
Tbrrcupon the Charleston Standard reitera'e'
the statement of lis correspondent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
Doctors Differ.

the Richmond Enquirer, in sharp reply
the Richmond Wing. which charged tina;
change was coming over the dreams Of
e Democracy On Flibustcrism" scouts the
tea that the party was ever touched with the
alady, and says. I'VE told you from the FIST,
At the democratic party had no sympathy for
llibusterism' The Enquirer is prominent
I'd leading journal with its party, and doubt
es imagiues that as views are the views OF
be democracy. But the Democratic Review,
hat holds so conspicuous and Cont ding 20
i7isn as 10 have enabled il to kill III the
snquirer's fasorite candidate for the Presllcn
with some halfa-doz n kindred fogier ho DIS
be following Language 10 It's Jonuary mum
or:
Ave repudiaie f,r The den ocrsiic party tie
doctrines alike ri Mason Cass aud Under
wood and dissent from th.ir stale and worn
Jul declarations that he United Stairs IS ron
PR 10 hare Cuba eolopy Of SPAN any longer;
or those other Empty declarations thai Ne viii
not interfere u lih II unless other persons at.
tempt to grasp or buy il or uBtH IL has aehieD
cd IT'S urn sndepende0cc. Tits is the pin of
he speecb,s in The Srnate; aud Senators p,i
warn, over such fossil polnlcs md cal IN y il.
nesses 10 participate IN Their patrintic devotion
10 the interests and honor OF the United States |
We might as we'll say at once that mr. 1,eopic |
rant Cuba and that our fc0D/c acW harc 1,and
hat IL rs IDLE far p,oiitirtons to name Hc cases
y aeh,ch they acW gre Mcir consent 10 as ac-
mS,fton."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19


II noac--and wW hare Il hY same mcans IN k5e
course Of a reyy ahort Peyiod If time. They
want It, not to enslave ar 10 plumber II, nor to
impoverlsh the soil nor 10 degrade The nhabi-
iants, but TO make IL immensely more valuable
IN resources and 10 improve the condition oil
every man, oman and child in it
The Enquirer supports Mason and Cass,and
denies, for its party, all sympathy With fbus
tcrsm-the Review, for The same party, re.
pudlates Mason and Cass, and declares Tint
the American people will have Cuba "by son9c
means in a rery SHIRT period of time" IVhat
meansf 1t is nonsense to imagine Tint IN the
present condition of the question, the island
can be obtained by diplomacy. There is no
issue between this government md Spain JUS
tifying resort TO arms! lfClba il to be ac-
quited in "a cery short period Of time, how is
it to be accomplished but by filibusiering -
If the Enquirer will take friendly advice, ii
will qualify its language. II is rather more
than any one journal can do, TO speak for "lhe
democracy" The task would require more
mouths than tripe-headed Cerberus was bless
cd with
Apropos TO the subject, the following fable,
which is going the rounds Of the papers, has
useful lesson in it
"Ihe monkeys belonging 10 a certain keep
er OF wild animals were usually confined in
line OF narrow cages, each Of which had a
pan in the centre of lis front, which at regular
times cas 'oe9. filled 'oifh Jood for tie teaaat,-
nevertheless IT was observed that Vhen all the
monkeys were supplied 'ouh Their messes Scarce
~ any one ofMem ate out ofhis ot0a pan; each
thrust his paws through the bars aud ROBBED
bis right or left hand eighbor. Halft that ,oas
seized oas spit and lost IN tie conveyance
and While one monkey was so unproftably en-
gagged in plundering, has own pan 1cas expose,
10 similar depreciation"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

IT,. lion. aIr Fitzpatrick has been appointed
beG,vernor Of Alabama, TO I'll the vacancy
o.ca,ioopd by the re. gn'.i.a oil the wee
President eject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

H. RE sElENG MACHINES ,ud
1-oocG iiEA rANS The attention Of the public j.
y Ut hYited TO our stock of Threshing Naclinn
nd Wheat Fans, which ire substantially b9ii, and a,
e most npproved patterns Persons in need of .,
nPiements would do we'll to give our stock ~ av ~
as We ieel satisfied that they will be pleased b
" pmce and workmanship. f'N'so1 o'''
an Implement warranted to perform we'll
- DlUGUID & BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

The attention Of the reader IS directed to
lie school advertisement OF MesSrs Reid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

Jan 19-d2l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

his doom, and to his oft expressed wish of OBJ
tanning an education, his employer answered.
Iearnin' never made corn grow, or titled a
field, and what is the use on 1t? | can only
read and write, and there amt richer man in
the place, not excepting Squire Morrison, with
all his lnrnt notions.'
is Mr.. Harris in ? inquired Edward as he
again entered the store of that gentleman.
viii you wait moment, and he will be at
liberty
Did you wish to see him 2 asked Mr.. Harris
of the boy whose thoughts were so intense that
he had not noticed the approach of his freud.
'Mr. Harrls!' exclaimed Edward, and 1t was
all he could say.
My noble Edward said the man. And
you have needed friend. Well, you shall
have one.' =
Five years from that time Edward Dolong
was the confidential clerk of Mr. Harris and in
three more a partner in the firm. The integri-
ty Of purpose which first won the regard Of his
heuelactor was his guide in after life. Pos
pc. ity crowned his efforts, and happiness bless
cd hi. heart---the never failing result Of faith
fu!ncqs n little things
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
,UNLENGT0N. FRrDAy MORNING, JUNE 10, 1853.

= Lord bless you, sir, couldn't eat a Bit 70,
! the world = said Timothy; and he smoke III,
truth for though he had been ycry 6nngrv M n,
hour before. when tea was talked Of. he lad NJ
| power of eating left, aud that more orr from NJ
: ainazcment at the flrncr S unexnec,od kind
ness, than from his own private tronblos
We'll, may be You can eat bit for sumner.
said Mrs. Heaypsides who now came in with
Il er bonnet and cloak on, and making sion tr
Dulv, who likewise had her bonnet and shaw
n. Le cold meat and loaf disappeared INTO
ris i basket. which Dolly was evidently
III. rip carry with her.
s",E ,ss the Lord s1ld poor Timothy ot los,.
III IN euuired all ms slrnnGth TO nrevenl
" Wno N.,, 'IG r-o \ sobbing aloud, hlcss the Lord
u , 1l'i'e" r., nd re friends at last
"o iti rn' iou or " ;rcd his eyes. N,.'inri tIi.
lIIIi nc lu,IG ave ostonislcd Tjmn,bv mnrh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
AvrcporE OF SIR SIDNEY SmIrH.-In How.

AYrcpoTE OF SIR SIDNEY SmITH.-ln How.
ard memoirs of this distinguished British ma
val officer, We find the following characieristi
anccdote Of his boyhood
"Among the other accessories TO the beauty
Of the place was "A large piece of dead water,
which Immediately attracted the almost undI-
yded attention of the embryo admiral-almost,
we say, for even then he showed symptoms Of
that refined and graceful galhntry 10 the soi-
ter sex that has always marked his character.
In fact, he divided his attention with tolera-
bic impauiallly between young lady of his
own age, eleven years } this piece of water,
and a large washing tub. 1t was the custom
of Captain Smith to summon all his househo d
to prayer every evening, and they were called
together, in kind of palrlarchal fashion, by
The sounding of horn. One summers even
NO the horn was blown the usual number OF
times, but to customary blast no William
Sidney appeared.
The father grew alarmed, and as his fear'
arose, so did the echoes of the horn upon the
evening bree2', The young absentee heard
the holy summons plainly enough, but he d'C
not obey it, solely because he could not. liz
non-a appearance had caused great alarm, ant
the evening devo'ions were postponed in orde
that the household might search for the los
and beloved son. lie was at length found il
a situation extremely nautical, but Agreeable
| only to himself lie had embarked in the largi
was hing-tub his youthful prolegee, and takin!
long pole, he had contrved by its means II
! place his circular ship, with himself and paS
tengef, in the very centre of the large au
deep water. We know very well, upon tn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

/ .Isst oniLori,y u,L;ch 10 ~, or H. nr,,o,v
N. when seven WISE men went to sca in ~
hour, thew made verv fnolish exned,tion of
il. 20. must not tbereforo. croatIv LIame
younr Sn 18th, when we relate bv some inadver-
young on b w. bv % "g t@g eng Jg SIg w o 1oye' o,,,1
,"nce, Proo" IVY =" 'l'S ~ a'',"'"" ~ ,'' go""s
mIy' ''g I",nl ,oi,, nr ,J'r c,.I .I'
pr'e, .i,oI =, wiz sIm and ho nniu n,o,;on
The tnb had was :. at UNPLEASANT one of inc
,iliory cnin, Jn,,,, ?, .und and round There
Stood lie C5,nre bs,o ., many FIGHTS, with his
arms folded in mann,r that reminds one now
Of rhe minis Of Nanniccn on the Island Of 81.
Helena.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

III IIsiH a A. IbAlNh'
IL Mr. Harris in:' inquired plainly. ,'n'
neatly dressed boy Of twelve or thirteen, TO
clerk. as he stood by the counter Of large
bookstore.
The well paid clerk regarded the boy with
superchious look, and answered,
Mr.. Harris is in, but he is engaged
The boy looked at the clerk hesItatlngIy, AMI
the said:
II he is not particularly engaged, should
like much to see him.
If YOU have any business to transact, ! can
attend to It, replied the clerk. Mr.. Harms
can not be troubled with children like YOU
'Wha, is this, Morley: said pleasant Look
ng elderly man, stepping up to the clerk
what does the boy want:
Gle insisted on seeing YOU, though told
him vou werc cnraged' returned the clerk,
li,le aba,Aoi by the manner OF his employer.
And what would yon have with me, my lad :,
inquired Mr. Harris. kindly.
| 'rhe b,y raised his eyes. and, meeting the
I half scorurul glance OF the clerk, answered,
tmdly-
which bought here about three months since.
There is mistake III It which | wish to cor
rect
'.\h, my boy see, YOU have overPaid US
.No. sir answered the boy 'on the contrary,
I purchased some books winch are not char- d
on the bil., and have called to pay you Tor
them
Mr.. Harris folded his arms across his chest
regarded the boy earnestly for moment and
then asked
: 'Wuen did YOU discover this mistake ?
: Not until rcach"d home, replied the IHd
'Whcn paid for the books | was IN gre1
Aurry, fearing the hoat would leave before
5 could reach it, and did no examine the h!Il.
: .Why did Won not return and reciity The
e mistake 2 asked the gentleman, IN tone slight
n Y altered.
i .Hccausc, sir, ! live some distance from The
It ,i'y, and have not been able to return unit
n low.'
= My dear boy sol Mr.. Harris, you hay
n givcn me great pleasure. In long hte G
s norcartllc business, have never met with a
:. instance of tins kind before. You have acte
f. noby and deserve "A recompen'e
Il i ask no rccompcnse' returned the boy
= lroullv' ! have done nothing out my duty,
| simple act Of Justice, and that deserves no re
a ward but ITSELF
ID MAY ask who taught YOU your noble prIr
u ciplc4:' inquired MIR, Harris.
u NV motncr,' answered the boy, burstin
a into tears.
| blessed is the child who has such 4 mother
le said Mr. Harris. with much emotion and bic.
L. sed is the mother OF such child. Be f!t"!l
le to her teachings, my dear boy, AMI You WI
OF The staff of her declining years
ly sAas! sir sobbed the BOY, she is dead,
ne was her sickness and death which preyentc
in me from coming here before
he .What Is your name? inquired Mr.. IIarri
st, Edward leong'
y. III We You fuhcr?'
- no sir: father died when was an infan
ul sNhere do YOU rrsidc:'
on I'm the town Of Linwood, about fitiy mil
from this citv.'
.Nol. NV bow. what were the books viii,
-. wore r,r,ot,cn =
W. T,ctitus and Latin Dic,ionqrv.'
"a a. me see the h,l liza! STONED bv \.
II yIorelv. | will see to that. Here. MIR. NJ,
lov' called Mr.. Harris: bot thut functiona
NV Wa bu.ilv cnraood in waiting ON a custom
eT, at the opposit, of the store, bowing an. sm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
TINOTllY COSsINC1 on;
HOW Tue WORLD MENpED WITH HIM.
BY MARY HoWlT r.

o.,
Vjnlo,hy Cossnrton WIS a ' l1gr tailor;
he was Il poor man IN every sense of the word
ond the proycrb of there uccthn! unc mllors
nIualc M a man was true cnorg in his case,
,,r ninn such as himself would never have
made such as MIR. Giles llcu,y sides Mr.
(;,os. or Farmer UcavyslGrs. us h was called,
WAS a urr,t man in man, ways. IN person he
was as ,arrn as one Of his own f, { buUockS :;
/ 1'i,o,bv Was lean and shrvcI,d as Il last
rnar.. '.Il Gl.u,nrE Stock Iy the brooI. Ic Farm
.r Il,,vv.il,,s vnirn was s.rnu,r ard deep and
c,n,r r,,,b from hi. cau.c,ons che. like the
ho,lov,rr of bu,l: bd had 20 | deal to
sar an nj o,,c,sI.,,,3 anl hrd A conf cnt, self
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
A Dog story.

Our crcdu)ity was somewhat shaken by
reading the following dog story i'll the New
York Sun:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

OFA RESTLESS ToNGUE.-A Boston lady
has at this time a somewhat novel disease
continual motion of the tongue, which no de
vice, effort of the will or medication controls.
we do not mean that she is a nuisance as a
talker or a retailer Of street gossip. On the
contrary, a worther woman does not exist.
She has expended five hundred dollars among
the dentists for artificial teeth, which her un-
ruy member has knocked out so repeatedly
that they are now wholly abandoned. Her
tongue is moving nimbly and irvoluntariiy
within the mouth against the walls of the
cheeks. In conversation the organ takes on a
normal action, but runs instantly INTO its usual
raDdity of motion at the conclusion of sem
tence.- Boston Medical and SlTgicni Journal.
UFThe weekly line of U. S. Mail steamers
to California is discontinued. They will sail
only on the 5th and Goth of each month.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
AITEKATINE AND BLOOD IUKIIIuH
EVER * : " y.
To tie SedenioryH las prorCd Itself,
THE BALM OF CIi-EAD
EspcciaIly TO Females.

i,ssl, ~ far suucrior in point OF ttcacy to any OF
the numerous compounds, conccnlra'rd under ihe
comprchensvc name Of "SARsAPAEllhAN,
II acts as fine ToN'', corrrctS 'hc 'o"' -. ''.'
Ia,rs the Ner 10 healthy action sufficient 10 '"iuW
of the impure and polsonors serlrN'nS' lhIEl,N
punty, richness and vitality T." the blood cli'"Ih''S
II freely ueu,ralizug and rem nyIng impure deposits
.treunihrns the nervous systc.u restores the C"nS
luton in all its strength. and lnparIa sI'" o.
health ana Leau!g of comPicr3oa
This is Vegetable SPIRIT pl"a amt TO tnke, AN"
nertectlv sale TO be used any - ate oi health even
by the most de!icate FEMALE or HLp.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR pI r BOTTLE.
SONNY DET,GlsrS GENI RALLY. Nhocsa.'
Dnd RrIau Dru gsts wlll be suppird on aPphcall"l
to the prlrtors
w. V. ALEXANDER $, CO., Proprietor
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