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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
G)e 1loeehly Gnzette.
saturday avesasHg, FEB. &c, 1888
CITY OF LANCASTER.


FRom EvkoPf.-The most importOntitem
by the stesmer Arabia, is The Instruction in
Milan. The accounts, however, are vague
and unsatisfactory. 1t b-eke out on the 9th
and 9Th. The Austrians report only a few
of their number dead, but the Patriots state
that 800 were killed. II does not appear
that the latter were at all prepared to secure
success. Their attack was made upon the
barracks and the garrison are reported mas
sacred. Proclamations OF Kossuth and
Mszzins wee posted up, and the latter is
sale 10 have gone to Switzerland to watch
the progress of events. The Zurich Gazette
is a little more definite 10 It's report. ltsoys
ths. ateut 400 men, armed with poinards,
attacked the troops on Sunday, and that
there had been about 800 killed. Similar
occnrrf nces mad taken place at Rimini, and
movements Of the same kind had broken out
in several towns Of Lombardy,
Austrian dispatches state that the insur.
rect,on was quelled and peace restored
Several arrests had been made. But othel
dispatches, a day later, say that the gates o
Milan had been shut and it was supposed tina
the instruction had recommended; aud still
another, published in the London papers o
the l2th, rs-asserts that tranquility was re,
stored; that more arrests had been made
and three persons shot; also, that the citizen,
had taken no part in the emeute.
Kossuth had written a warm letter to the
Hungarian troops in Eideneskey's army
He sn.reated them to favor the cause o.
liberty.
These unsatisfactory reports are just sui
fcient to excite curiosity; but it is probable
that the Patriots made too much haste. The
next arrival will be looked for with interest
1t is now reported that the difficulty be.
tween the Turks and Montenegrines will be
settled by negotiation The English Par
lament had re-assemblcd, but nothing Of in.
terest had yet transpired. In France, oil
was quiet.
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DIscovERY OF GOLD IN ViRoISrA.-We
learn from the Lynchburg (Va.) Express
that a few days Hgo a party Of hunters, en-,
gagged in digging after a fox, which had bur
rowed in a elf N Pine Crock, discovered
vein o fquart2 mingled with a yellow miner,
al. A specimen Of the mineral was sent I,
Mr.. Scott, d silversmith, in Jacksonville
who, after assayinq it, pronounced il gold -
The vein is eight feet wide. eleven inchc,
thick, and ofunknown length. a solid foo.
of the quartz will yield, upon an average
sixteen dollars. The fortunate owner ofthc
cliff is Mr.. ]. Epperly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03
waoBENsAcK'S LIVER PILI.S.-s,

No part Of the syste IN is moro liable to disease than
the Liver, it serving as a iilterer to purify the blood,
or giving the proper secretion to the bile; so that any
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other important
parts of the system, and results variously, in Liver
complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, etc. We shonld
therefore watch every symptom that might indicate
a wrong action OF the Liver. These pills being com
posed Of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature to
heal the sick: Namely, LIST. An ExPEcroRANr, which
augnents tho secretion from the pulmonary mucus
matter. Cd, an ALrERATIvr, which changesin some
inpxplicable manner the certain morbid action oil the
system 3d., Tonic, which gives tone and strength
to the nervous system, renewing health and vigor to
all parts of the BODY. 4th. a which acts
in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients and
operating on the bowels, and ~rxpeling the whole mass
of corrupt and viIiated matter, and purif, ing the
b God, which destroys disease and restor S health.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

LOUISVILLE, Feb. ga. IT. Harvey, ed
itor of the Democrat, published in this city,
leaves here tomorrow for Washington. -
1t is understood that he goes, at the request
ola majority of the Democratic members of
Congress, to take charge of the Washing
ton Union as the organ of the new admins
tration.
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OPENING OF THE South AMERICAN SILVER
MISEs.-lt is stated that in consequence
of the great scarcity Of silver coin in the
United States and England, arrangements
on an extensive scale have been made to re.
commence work on the silver mines Of South
America, with the latest improved machine.
ry; and tie Boston Courier snys from the
richness and inexhaustibility of these sour.
ces OF the precious metal, it would not be a,
ali surprising fin q year ortwo, If not dur.
ing the coming season, silver in bars and
coin should begin to be sent here in quaint
ties or amount hardly inferior to the vast
monthly receipts Of gold now flowing from
California aud Australia into the United
States,
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From Boston.

BosToN, Feb. 22.-Mrs. Frank Pierce
leaves on Friday evening to join her hus-
band.
a lottery, called the "New England Joint
Stock Art Union Association" was about
being drawn at the Central House, in Brat
tie Square, this morning, in the presence of
about 600 persons, WREN the police descend
ed on them and scattered them in all direc-
tons,
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The VINO CONVENTION. The State Jour.
nal says the "Convention was large, one Of
the best that has assembled in Columbus fol
many years. All sections of the State were
represented, aud but very few counties fail.
ed to respond to the CALI The representa-.
ton was much more general than at the last
two State Conventions. The feeling of uni
ty, Of firm resolve, of infexible purpose to
stand by our cause and to labor for its ST.
premaey, was apparent to all. Tho Wing
party Of Ohio with it's l75 900 voters, has
not been in so favorable n position for years,
az il is to-day. Time will demonstrate
that its vital energies yet remain unimpair.
ed"
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From NPw York.

New York, Feb. 2l.-The steamers Chero-
kee, Uncle Sam and Ohio, all for Aspinwall,
smiled this afternoon, full Of passengers.
The up train of the Erie Railroad, mail
train, was thrown off the track this morning,
near lthica. The passengers were unin-
jured-locomotive smashed.
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CoLoRED Persons IN MARYLASD.-A bin
has been reported 10 the House of Delegates
oy Mr.. Flemmiug, providing for the registry
OF the names and ages Of all the free color.
ed persons IN Maryland, who are required
70 pay a special tax annually, and In default
TO be hired out at public sale to such per.
sons as shall agree to pay the tax and cost.
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LUMBER ANDF A :

Notice 20 Builders and Mechanics
TIME subscriber is now establishing an EXTEN-
IL SIVE LUMBER YARD,
At GIesy's Wharf,-fOot of ana
High Streets, Lancaster,
and intends keeping constantly on hand all kinds Of
Lumber and Coalfor sale.
His extensive acquaintance and knowledge Of Lum;
ber, will enable him to select the best qualities. and
sell at such prices, as will merit the patronage oil .
generous public.
BulLDERS AND CONTRACTORS
having special bills to ill. will find IT. ortheiF3 interest
TO call on him before purchasing elsewhare.
TPHe will also furnish at Wholesale, and kemih'
LIME and CEMENT of superior quality.
Believing in the oldmaxim, that - ntHaoh StTPencsr
Is better than a slolD SHILLING = my terms va De eeshe'
August 81. rs rart WM.1. OAru1'
NEW YORK REPORTS, b, GgQptssh. sgr ;elsh
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BuRoLARY.-The warehouse Of ID. Smart
on water street, was broken open last nigh,
by burglars and thoroughly rummaged.
Luckily the money was beyond their reach
and the thieves got nothing for their risk
md trouble but some clothing and papers,
the latter Of no use to them, although yalua.
Bile to the owners. Chill. Mctropois.
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MoBILH Posr OFFIcE.-Robert 8. Sands
the chief clerk ofthe Mobile postoaice, i,
the person charged with being a defaulter
He has been arrested at the instance Of Mr.
Iesrs the postnaAters
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Obs, az

O00 Kegs Pure White Lead 8 bbls Venetian Red,
&OO 10 do Red Lead, do Yellow 0chre,
s Kegs Dry White Lead, ~ do Linseed Oil;
10 do Litharage 8 do spi Turpentine
100 lbs Chrome Green. 2 do Japan VArnish
100 do do Yellow q do Copal DO II
900 do American Vermillion I do sup coach do&c
ust received and for sale At the city Drug Store late
q. q. Beck. EDWARD l.. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, Jupe o6, 1851
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READ
RE !
YOUTH AND MANHOOD, A VIGOROUS LIFE
on 4 p~cDNNTuDL T.I,,ru

Ut 4 TkKMATUKE DENTH
Einkeiin on Observation-Disclosures 90 cts
This Book just published is filled with useful infor.
nation. on the inlirmitics and diseases of the Genera.
tive Organs. Itadlresses itsclrnlike To Youth, Nan,
hood and Old Age, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning it gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering and save
annually Thousands OF lives.
Parents by reading it will learn howt to prevent the
destruction of their children.
"A remittance Of % cents, enclosed in a letter,
addressed to DIR, KINKEzrH, NorthW est corner Of
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine
streets, Philadelphia, will ensure a book, under enve-
lope, per return of mail.
Persons at a distance may address DR.. X. by letter
(post paid and he cured at home. ,
Packages of Medicines, directions, &C., forwarded,
by sending a remittance, and put up secure from
damage or curiosity.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlerr, eanvassers and
all othors supplied with the above work at very low
rates. september II, 1859. ID
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High Prices.-At Fences sale in Green
field township, ayoks of oxen were sold for
Sl4l:6o; and a yoke of two year olds for
$50, Twill dotO raise cattle at these rates.
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MoRE or TaE DELusIoE, The report Of
the Indiana Insane Asylum shows that the
" Spirit Rapping" is fruitful cause of in.
sanity in that State. During the past year
10 persons have been admitted whose in.
salty is ascribed to this cause. The report,
from nearly all the Insane Asylums tell the
same story.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-03

BUTTER SPEcuLATIoEs.-.Probably no
class Of men in the country have been so
seriously bitten lately as the butter specula-
tors They have been over every part of
the country, bought up all they could, and
now at the conclusion are forced to lose at
least one third Of their outlay. The article
can be purchased in this city now at from 10
to 81 cents per ID at wholesale. A few
weeks since it was IS and 80 cents.-N. Y.
Express.
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TO Ell, IYAJEs.

You will find these pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you arc s~rshiact. In oh
structions either total or partial, they have been
found Of i~nestimab'e benefit, restoring their function.
al arr aSgemcnts 10 a healthy action, purifying the
blood and other fluids so effvctuAlly as to put to flight
all complaints which may rise from female hresu-
laritica, as headache. giddiness. dimneSs ofsight, pain
in the side, hack, etc. etc. .
None genuine unles signed J. N. Hobcnsack, all
others being base imitation.
GrAgents wishing new supplies, and s'oro keepers
DESTROYS Of becoming agents must a ilress the Fro
prietor, J. n. Hobensack, Philsdelphio, Pa.
rRICE - CENTS. EACH.
\Vho osaIa aoapt. inv Ohio q. g. BnAkEuT
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ExTENslyE OrrRArIoNs.-This we

EXTENSIVE OPERATIoNs.-This week the
Rolling Mills Company at City Point, South
Boston, will extend their operations by
bringing into use the whole Of their extern
sivc establishment. They will then en-
ploy 500 men, and the work will be continu-
ed day aud night, aud about $50 900 worth
Of railroad iron GOO tons) can be rolled out
daily.
5-During the late snow storm at Ban
gor, the air was frequently Illuminated with
vivid flashes of lightning.
@-Troubles are like dogs--the smaller
they are the more they annoy you,
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Ia you wear that exceedingly old Haiti Do You no,
know that NJ. SMALLEY has received the latest Fail
STYLES If Hats Also, all kinds oil CAPS. Remem.
Der the place opposite the Tallmadse House, & call In
LAnehster, sstpemher 20, 1851. ~.
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From Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad loan of a million and a quar-.
ter was taken to-day, at an average of nine.
ty-two cents; whole amount of bids fouI
millions. Cuttings, Donaldson g. Graham
took five hundred and twenty-one thousand.
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AEFLLCTBD r e "A
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE,

Established IL years ago, hy DR. Kinkelin, Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
Eighteen years Of extensive & uninterrupted prac-
lice spent in this city, have rendered DR. K the most
expert and successful practitioner far aud near, in the
treatment of all Iii eases ola private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs,
pains in the head or bones. mercurial Rheumatism,
structures, gravel, disease rsing from youthful ex.
ccsScs or impurities ri the leod, whereby the cor.
~stitution has become cnlccLled, are all treated " ith
success,
lilo who places himself Under the care Of DIR. K,
may relisiousiy conGdc in his honor as a gentleman,
I'D confidently rely upon his skill as q physician.
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IIY FIR C rs r,

bIV = IN ? i q : n T,
j iuuIios, rysprpsI", Chronic or Nervous
Debt ny Diseases OF the KIdntys'
I M all diseases arising from a disordelcd Liver
~ aud stomach, such as constipation, fullness, Oh
blood to the head, acidity oithe stomach, nausoa,hcart'
Jurndisgust for food ,fuilncsS or weigh; in tho stomach,
sour eructations. sinking or tutiering at the pit ofthe
stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, ~futtcring at the heart. ~chosking or suiloca-
ing sensation wh"nin a lying posture, dimness Owls
i,r, dots or webs before the aig',t. fever, dull pain in
die head. deficiency Of Precipitation, yellowneSs oltfe
skin and eyes, painin tie lido, back, clrot, limbs &C..
sudden bushes OF heat. burning in tho lssh, constant
maginirgs ofeyil. and great depression Of spirits,
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FAVE PARTICULAR NUriCE.

Young mln who hayc injured hcmselves By a Ger.
tain practice inaulgeG - habit frequently learned
from evil companions Oh 1t school Tho effects Of
which arruightly felt, cvea wi.ar asleep, and destroy
both mind and Godv, should apf'y immediately
Weakness AMI con, ~titutiona letiliry, loss OF Muscular
energy, physical las6iiulc and general prostTation,
irritalility and all n-rvous affections. indigestions,
sluggishncss Of the liver. and cvery disease in any
way connected with the disorder Of the progressive
functions cured, aud lGll yigor restored.
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CAN Be EFFECTCALLY CURED EY
np. ~ a Il D's

crIF3TATFU GHHWtN V;TrF.E;F,
Prepared by Dr,r NJ. jackson,
At FIFE t.EEM W MEniCINE ~ ORE
M. IsO irrh street VriiuH,IEi,l".
Thcir power over The above disnascsi Is not excellcd
II equal!ed, by any other preparation in the United
States. as the cures attest, in many cases after skill.
full physicians had failed.
The Bittcrs are worthy rRe attention of invaifds.
Possessing great virtues in the rcctiiication Of
diseases Of the liver and lesser glands. exercising the
most searching powers inwcakncss & affections of The
digestive organs,the are withal,saic ccrtainSplrasant
REAn Avn PIE rANNINIrn
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1.-THE TApE MORAN -

This is the most difficult worm TO destroy Of all that
infest the human system, it grows to an almost indef-
intestines and stomach, elfeciing the health so sadly as
to cause ST. Vitus Dance, fits. etc that those afflicted
seldom if ever suspect that it is rape Worm hasten
ing them to an carry grava. In order to destroy this
worm, a very energetic treatment must be pu sued,
it would therefore be proper to take 6 to 8 Of my
liver pills so as to remove all distractions, that the
worm syrup may act directly upon the worm, which
mu t be taken in doses Of two fable spoousiul three
times a dav; these directions followed have never
been known to fail in curing the most obstinate case
of tame lCOrnl.
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HoRENSAcKs WORM SYRUP

An article founaod upon scienlilic principles, com
pounded, with purely vegetable substances; being
pertectly safe when tskon,&may be given to the most
tender infant with decided beneficial effect where
bo,rel complaints and diarrhGahavc made them weak
and debilitated, the tonic pi oper'ies OF my. worm
syrup are such, that ii stands without an equal in the
catalogue Of medicines in giving tone and strength to
the stomach, which makes it an invaluable remedy for
those afflicted with dyspepsia. the astonishing cures
performed BY this syrup after physicians have failed,
Is the best evidence of its superior efficacy over all
L.Ahurn
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Copper, Tin and sheot-Iron Ware.

Dissolution Notice.
FTNlE Co-Partnership heretofore existing between
Il G. J. Bitter aud {. M. Berry, under tho firm
name Of BIrLER & BEERY has been dissolved by
mutual consent. The notes and accounts are left in
the hands Of c. NJ. BE nv for collection, and i'll know
ing themselves indebted TO said firm are requested TO
call and settle Immediately. G. J. BITLER,
C.. NJ. BERRY.
Lancaster March IS, 1852. 46
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I'd md BE TONVTNC
[From the "Roslon Bee."l

Tho aditor saiJ. Drrombcr 9Qd-"U Eoo6ouJ,o
CcIrbrofed German Bifsys for the euro Of liver com.
olaint' ianndjce' jysnepsia. Chronic or ncrrous dobiii.
T.. 10 ansor,oJIy Cr,o ic III, most non,Iar nnJ;,ina.
y ,%o 49, T%aso I;tt,rs bayo nam nSad hn t
sonJS sana ryienJ ot our eIbow a,ys he h,s 6;msoiI
yocc;roJ IN etTect,nl and nermannnt cure oC Ijvn,
cnnriajpt from Inc use oftbi, remedy Wc ,ro con.
gimopJ yS.t in tho use If tboso hittSrs tho -. Enn,
s'o ""e" i" IL ms stronotS onJ vi,or" ~ pS,en ~
sp - Nv , y I3n w." Thav = rjoo,,rt in TtaUs.onS nj
ssaunlill 'o omJ c,n no ,,sed h v nsrsons With ,ba ,no", ' doIil
o"to " "m, oba ,yitb sacetyy ru,Jer an" circ,moIon"as
~, So ""oaL;,a r.onn oxror;,nco anl 10 ,bn am;.,n
we spv .hnts r ,so" 'NP''i'"'o " '"e '"'i''e0
s.Soo,nr,s W. ysIv ,,one NJ ,ho Las, 7 ;,or,rv .or,
.,L1IaIa sa1 - Ok ar IL IT, 90 WI TCPNptls
,utnss If |, ,nm"rsnd kv NJ J,,.aan o'"" tnn
pi,y'', """ H. '"wI"st", s, INV leeo'h,
he"een Iy Some :, u sT ;c,n n OF u prI.nnem, memoers o.
r an ,vS,lnoss' A such Is ibn case wa yo"id a 4
'ema'r "cs"io"s' .io ease; we "oliu Au'
WISE all inothersLo OBTAIN ootle' ana nus save them
sui.es h'un'c = ~ !" J., ueoi''.NIcu eCnS'i'
t un.i,h w. = ,n mI tno'' 20 cro,o ~ w. iona't q . ther
nu,"h' a. We n "" r :" LVNp s 10 " '"i"AIy oi'
'ec'th'y hsVe"Pon "o"Ns Ss.ems.
MORE EVIDENCE.
TIN Homie. D. HISELISr, Nayor of the CITY nj
Camden, New Jersey, says:
'lloPEi ANns GEtMAN EtTTFns,JIWc have seen
source IRON Wlleh 'hey can't induced ~ to make In
curry resPeclihg ,S meIns, IRON inquiry we We're
Ec in its-aetion Upon diseasp oft6Se liver anI digestiye
organs. and the powerful influence II exerts upon
nervous prostraton is really surprising It Gains
and strengthens the nerves, bringing thom into a state
Of reposc, making slsnp rcfieslitng.
at this medicine whs nlcrs generally used, we
are satisfied there would be less sickness, as from
the stomach, liver, and nervous system the great ma
iority of real and imaginary diseases emAnate Have
them in a healthy condition, and you can bid defiance
to epidemics generally. This extraordinary m,edi.
cine we would advise our friends who are at all in.
disposed. to give n %trial--it will recommend ITSELF
i should, in fact, be in every family. No pthor me.
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NENTLEMEN, the gre at wonder and excitement
Moi the day now is how such a quantity of so
rich and splendid Clothing as you will find with
the proprietors Of the old remarkable
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases or arrangements Of the female fume.
Instructions, difficulties, painful nominations, &c. has
effected u cure, This root h indigenous TO our soil, and found
out an equal; ii forms one Of the c%ompounds in the prepals.
ton, which, ne n whole. Is the best remedy ever given to Q
ichlitaied female i is surs. and the system will Be restored
~ henlth by its use.
For the relief OF all Sympathetic Diseases attendant on pFeS.
nancy II aluys those distressing and painful troubles which
often occur both TO married and unmarried femalea, and ~
moves those periodical distractions which arise from taking
cnhl, &c. s'
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, BiiOgs Dc
eases, Inflammation If he LRngs, Coughs, Colds, Ho0rRa
EsS, Might SDeats, WeakHess, &C., for all these diseases 10
Melininn hna pNar haan Ia annnl -
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rs5oO ~CMALLENGE.-A

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w Of a people is atall times of the most valuable
importance. take il for granted that evorV person
viii DO all in their power to save the lives Of their
children, and that every person willendeayor 20 pfo,
mote heir own health al all sacrifices. feel it 10
h. nv duty 10 solemnly assure you that WORMS, ac:-
cordlngt to The opinion OF the most celebrated ! hysl;
clans, are the primary causes Of a large majority oiII
diseases TO which Children and adults are liable; II
You have an appetite continually changeahle IRON
one kind of food to another, bad breath, pain in the
stomach, picking al the nose, hardness and fullness oil
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular; re-
member that all these denote WORMS aud you
should at once apply the remedy:
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rRlCE - CENTS. EACH.
AGENTS.

Who esalp agents for Ohio, j. &c q. BHAKERr
Cincinnati Ohio.
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~ proof ur cures in this distressing class OF compla., 70. See
pamphlet. All broken down, debiitated constitutions, from
he effect OF mercury, will find the bracing power OF this aIi;
Gle to act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral eradicaied
from The system.
The q distinct properties which compose this article. mani
C-t themselves particularly in the application Of the com.
pound, for the distressing clnss Of complaints which, head
his paragraph, For centuries there has been used In The
north of EuFope. n tH"H-
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CANCERS, FEWER SORES. sCRoFuIA.
a cmiplnint OF n most painful character, 10
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.
ARRAY OF PROOF

and drive snch disense, from the system. See pamphlet I'd
lestlmony Of cures In ul diseases, which the limits of an ndvog.
llsen,eni will not permit to be numed here. Agents give them
awnv they contain 81 pages Of certificates Of high character,