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MASONIC CEIEBRATION.

TIME BRETHREN of Newcomb lodge,
No. 279, held in Carmichaels, Greene Co'y.
Pa. will celebrate the festival of ST. joins THE
BAPTIST, on Thursday, June aad, A. L. $751;.
Lodges, Chapters and Encampments, and So
journihg brethrcnin good standing in Washing
ton, Greene and Payette counties, and the adjoin-
ing districts in Pennsylvania and Virginia, are
cordially invited to como and assist US in teach
ing /" Good will to Mankind.n III.
The Procession will DO formed a. 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and pass through the principal streets of
the town. The services OF an able and eloquent
orator, and an excellent band of Musicians, will
be Obtained. There will he ample accommo-
dations for all. Come, then, Brethren, ONE aud
ALL, and unite with US in honoring our Ancient
Patron, -1
WM. BOYLE, WM. DEAN,
A. L. LONG, ISAAC BuRsoN,
l.. GREENLEE, G. w. CoNEoR,
N. CLARK, Committee Of lnritaiioa.
Carmichaels, Pa, May 5, 1854. St.
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Wool Carding.

fEyfIE Subscriber respectfully informs the
4 public that he intends 10 carry on the
Carling business, at his Machine one mile
below Morgantown, where he will do The
best Of work and on the shortest notice
His prices will be cents per ID, paid down
or ct cents if booked.
May 81. sm JOHN HAIGH.
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COME FgEEY HAVE!

JUST received per adams & Co.'S Express tho
largest and best assorted stock OF EmbroidcFies
in this marko. certain. also, another lot oil
silk and Straw Bonnets, Misses Flats, hand
made lIitts, pink, blue, white and tan cnlotcI,
all wool pe[.aines, dotted Swsses, &c. SC. We
would respectfully invite thd attention Of Ladies'
TO tho above goods, MS being nico and cheap.
MAY O,ls54. CARR, HANIYAf & Co.
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Cheap BACON.

N.B. We lave primo lot Of Bacon ISides
and Shoul,lcrs,) to sell at Ct cts, per pound.
CARR, HANwAY s Co.
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANTowN, June 3

WVNUANION4', 1u'Io "'
FLOUR Sells at $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-l25 cents per bnshel.
CORN-56 80
0ATS-37l-o 4 /"
PoTATOES-6e! rs /" " j."
BUTTER-Fresh rolls 10 cents.
TALLOW-l2 cents perlb.
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70 THE RIVER is usain W to . fine
s,eamtosling ''us'' .a. yea
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% For the purpose Of INDUCING a sort {

W For the purpose Of indulginga sort Of
qenshGnt for off.huud cdiiorializing, we have
Iaken to ourself corner, where we shall
ID up the items ION our own hook" mud
f.iaad personally unswerable for the manner
and matter which We shull employ in this
apartment. The frs, objec, in view is tc
10 up,he Local news; after that is done we
5iaIl follow in the leGd ofluncy and inclina.
tioh for some thing with which to interest
laa reader. N's. .e .-
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third OF the II. II. II. REMEDIES: ft,s.
iRADWAfS REGULATORS. 2.
Every pill ;aker should examine tho theory on
which the REGULATORS are founded. Every
ono "who takes pills" will find Radpays ResE-
latOrs tho most pleasant aud safe Regulator Of Tho
Liver, Bowels, kidneys, aud other organs Of tie
system in use.
We have hitherto been treating of disease or
Inflammation IN It's acute or chronic state, and s
remedies; tho RELIEF on one hand and the RE-
SOLVENT on the other. We now pass to Ihr
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James G. Wade, &
William L. Trcll

25th May, 1854. is.
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pUHsUAaT 20 "a decree ~ the high court of chnnce-
made Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff
Charlotte ker aud Others deisudau claiming be
John McDouae formerly Lioyg's Coffee House,
London underwater, afterwards of the
by Thomas William Nchooa iavcssk Nasei
Mid Lothian,
Tweed then Of iuisp Park, uXhrdee the
cons Midesex esquire who died the 18th day
before
November in and heir relationship the
McDouqe the chambers the chancellor Sir VIII
Wood No New square, Linc0n's fan Mddieser
bSs will be pereuptonly excluded
ben. said decree
Thursday seventh day Of December next O'Clock
the said chamb.rs appointed for hearing
judica iDg upon the claims.
Dated mis- 7th day Of August, ls5l.
RICHARD BLOAhM Chief CLERK
ATKINSON n PILGRIM,
Church obhufy, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sep 5-iam3ms
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mo. 5l5.]


IN pursuance United
request nearly all the representative it
lands followi
of MISSOURI
Mountain Mississippi River rairodd, have beer
Withdrawn from sale valid claims
until fur her orders, 10 wit:
n district of lands subject sale ST.. LOUIS
North TIC base line and Of he fin principal neridion
Townships 30 and 80 Of range l.
North Of The base line and EAST 81 the h principal meridian
Townships SO, ~ 49, aud Al o. ranges aud D.
Townships 80 80 40 A. a. 49, A. aud A. of g.
TowDslsips ~, %, II, aud 40, Of range T.
Township 80, o; range &
In the district OF land subject I sale at Jackson.
North the base ine and east Of the h principal meridian
Townships 80, 81 a. 49, "a, IS, 81, and 81, OF range
Townships as, 49, 30 81 a. 49, 81 35 3d. and 81. range
Townships 3d. 81 81 49, 81, 3, range
Townships %, 81, 90 30 80, 81, 80, 80, "a, u.s. 49, and 81
range 4.
Townships as 49, ~, 49, 30 81, a. So a. and 81 Of
and O.
townships "a, 25 o. a. D. 80 So 81 81 range
Townships "a, rs, os and s. aud 10
Townships ~, 49, 2 p, 90 81 and as OF ~ -, -
and IL.
Townships 81 "a 80, a. as 90 ". aud 49, OF range Is.
townships 49, 81, rs, 26, "a, and as, OF range is
Townships %, W, "a, 25, 26, ~, % H.
Townships 81, 25, 20, and ~, OF range ls
North Of The base line and of the ma principal meridian,
Townships Is aud 81, of range |.
The above list includes coan townships heretofore
other railroads. md offered aie which
all been inserted they within The reservation.
Given under hand, General Land Once the
Washington This eighth day Of June, Donipi 1894.
JOHN WILSON,
June 97-awi3w Commissioner.
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ORANGE AND ALExANDuIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest aoss comfortable aud erpedoas roate 70 the
White Saphur Syringe passing The Ata Haraa, and not
Springs.
A ARRANGEMENTS having been made with the owners " ue
n splendid George Page between Alex
ashiDgton railroads. The follow ing
schedule viii effect and after Thursday June l. 1854
Alexandria Godonsvie intermediate stations
depot Duke and Henry streets, at Z.
ON Washington,
board arriving ofdonsvle at lO
O'Clock connecting that place with the trains the Virginia
Central Richmond, vile, and Staunion
Gordonse exandrA and intermediate staiions
Gordonve IL O'Clock, arrival Of The
Virginia arriving Alexandria haiipast
O'Clock, allowing with ue trains leaving
Washington North, board the
Alexandra Warrenon and intermediate stations
daily Sundays e1cepedl 3o'eiock,
arriving Warrenob at 5A O'Clock,
On Sunday viii al 7 o'clock a.
train from Wa,renton intermediate
daily Sundays exceped quarter before
O'Clock arriving Ale rapdra half 9o'cloek,
on Sunday will cav a quarter past l2 O'Clock, IN.
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IouisUie Indianapolis Columbus Zanescls, tere
land, Toledo, CA;cago, and ST Louis
ROUGH tickets for above points be had the rail-
j in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington arriv Wheeling In
splendid incheste and Durna!
Wesve from Wheeling thence direct by railroad 70
Toleso, Chicago Alton thence by steamboat %
miles, 81 Louis. Leaving Washington at 8, they will
with the spi.ndid Un Iine steam
for Cincinnati and Louisve and for Indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrencebug.
Louisville,
lis GAINESVILLE Columbus BY naionsl road from
Wheeling. Passengers holding through tickets lie
the For information and tickets 10 IT, H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j. H. DONE
Feb 7-du Master Transportation
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Round trip tickets TO Waren,on, from Saturday Mon
j
Passengers for Luay and New Market will train
Alexandria O'Clock, a. Tuesdays
uTdays, with Cuipsper
Passengers Lyhchburg eavn. Ale
da O'Clock Mondays Wednesdays, and friday,
Meeting with the stages Charlottesville.
Passengers White Springs will
Ale andna daily, connecting with stages SaunoB
Freight running daily, (Sundays excepted)
Per order , w. Is. HHOCkETT, Agent,
l4-dU Alexandria, Va.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. 81 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, co,
Liverpool
G. ROBERTS CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London.
.#.-.. J. MUNkOE b CO.,
a6 Rue N0tre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. Ii DRAPER, Havre.
Tn. owners accountable for gold silver
bullion specie eyHey metals, unless bills
fading are signed therefor
JAMS
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: a. a;aR sassoUGH LINE TO THE WEST
- as;ssss;i{ q 7 asssss;I1e1 - -


Oao railroad from Baltimore Wheeling,
Union line the Ohio, The stages 10 Zanesciie, &c.
finishing the great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent ORDER attention Of travellers confidently
superior The scenery upon
road OF the siupeBdous and attractive character
The leaves Baltimore daily \.
directly through Wheeling (3sU mies in Ia 10 hou
Guiding all stoppages, arriving there AT or duy
leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
Cumberland 7a mes and proceed thence to Wheeling The
morping
To with the leave Washington
and daily meeting rom Baltimore the Wash
Junction. DIETER known the Relay House e miles from
Baltimore.
completed for this route, daily
cars convey passengers down Ohio
cinnati Louisville where stages for Nashville &c.,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by
ing further on
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land Gin
other OF OEo and the West also d.
Wheeling C0mpaDys excellent
pa National GAINESVILLE, land
by railroad
Passengers for Welsvle and Cleveland
will find agreeable being
regular and speedy Wheeling and sm those
places.
II charg. transfer OF passengers baggage
Fare by through ticket with right 10 lie anywhere
route) Washington Wheeling, 50 50 Cincnna 81
to Louisville, Ella.
had Of Mr. Parsons tbs faroad
Washington and Of the cher agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--du General Superintendent.
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NEWln consequence the liberal patronage
y bestowed Metropolitan Gallery, the has made
Mr. Verge, artist Lond whose
daguereopc will he coiored with brlancy and dua
by by the common method and far surPassinr in
beauty OF effect detail the
avoid ladies' aud gentlemen
and their miniatures will then be
designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsylvania avenue between and oh
GEO ADAMS, Artist.
Ma l6--df
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IN olaw T. i.nklu Pierce, President Of United
s !. s a. DO sId make s.swn Is pubic
OF MSnesorA the times herein desspsicd wits
AZ @ nd ps a. or s
situated within the aforementioned townships, viz;
Nora Of ths base line and Of the A principal mertdi0"
Townships hundred and Two. OF
Towsships two, of
townships hundred and Of
Townships Two, of
rage eight, oo ,0na. and 0,s ,,,a,.a md wo on,
ana oa an n1a a a as' ou snye ns one hum
drsd and ,htee and one hundred aud four Orange
ded and ee hundred and tour and hundred and hv Of
eleven.
Athe place, Monday the dnh day
OF september next for the disposal OF the public lands within the
limits of The following townships, f
NORTH Of the base line and vest Of the Jyh principal asda"
Townships hundred enc,
dea and hundred and four and hundred and ve Of
Townships hundred and hundred and hun
dsd md hree and hundred and four, of range thirteen
one hundred and one one hundred ana wo ana one
HUNDRED aud three Of range fourteen, n ~ IN, m,
ded ana hree aud one hundred aud TOUR range fifteen
and ave of range sixteen
Townships hundred and four aud hundred and vc OF
range seventeen. a Hlt llsa
.ne hand Office at Still commencing on Monday The
situated in Ae following named townships, viz sFi
North of the base line and pest Of the fourth principal meridian
Township forty ono. of range sixteen.
township ory Two, OF range seventeen
township thirty tiree aud townships trtyeig thirty
nlne and forty, of range nineteen
Smelling sold Under the
reduce and define the boundaries OF the military
Territory
26 August 1852 which not subject empon
claims:
five
half and southeast fractional
fifteen
Except
exclusive of all the Islands
Mississippi township eight
three
the commencing Monday,
eighteenth September disposal of the public
following townships, which
Fort Smelling be
so accordance with OF the act OF 10Th August
which subject
clams to Wit:
the line the fourth principal meridian.
Townships aud eight, exclusive of the
islands IN the Mississippi river, Of range twenty-five
Townships eight, and wentynne, exclu
the islands in the Mississippi OF tweDtyfopr
Lands appropriated by the schools military and
other urpeses, piH tc excluded from the sales
be commenced days
proceed
dspatcb until the whole shall
offered and sales thus closed sale shall be kept
be admitted until a'ler the expiration the weeks.
hand, Washington, third
june Domni thousand eight hundred and fy four
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TS PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
every person ihe right of empuon of the
townships aud of townships above
rated required establish tho snme TO the satisfaction OF the
land Office and make
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n H. CHAMBENLlNS Commercial College, located
No. l27 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The osensbt
Of this institution place the reach Of individuals prop
facilities obtaining thorough practical mercantile educa
here obtain correct knowledge OF
general few than be acquired
many years In any counting houae.
The study embraces douheeni beck Keeping and lis
adaptation departments Of trade. mecan
calculations taught according approved methods
Practical penmaushp, combining rapidly OF with beauty
construction. mercantile law, upon
mercantile SUBJECTS beside other nin's necessary tor
book business understand The time
for student to complete eight
being vacaton applicants enter time and AT
evening. Examinations periods
diplomas awarded lase who graduate For eas Sc writ
and ii circular forwarded by ma l.
l3-lydAcp
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

lrHASCEaY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELiGIBLY -SITUA-
the crcui, District Washington
sy wherein James Halliday and others
Thomas j. Halliday others, heirs
Thomas Halliday Anna Halliday William w Halliday and Lydia
hanoa deceased are aesdas Tue saosef1e trustee apponie
and being the Washington and
ing os No ia No. ioa 10, No. 49, in square No. lois
Nos IS and in square No. 719 lots Nes }, and H. in
Sd ps No being seal of a feet IL inches
an BY los feet inch deep Of said lot and
9J5 beginning said OF said
South Ga feet roH the northeast Of sad
sqaae thence yves, 80 feet nsh.s thence south 81 s
feet north 70 the place begnnina with the im
building; square $780, improvements,
which canais; OF : ;wo.s.ory frame house.
ehes a9 vest between and north BY so3
inches Deep will take place Tuesday the September
1854, AT ~ O'Clock, }. on the premises
The sale Of LOT No No. $780, which fronts 46 feet
east beins streets,
wst the improvements will he sold Thursday the 7 day OF
sa Of Of No. @ on nf will
ace said Thursday the M day efsepeher 1854 O'Clock,
part g. square square No $685. will
place said Thursday 9Th September
O'clock on the premises, Fourth street east between south
oflot No. 49, square No. 1903 g.
No no, and lots Nos l. and IA, No. 36,
viii take Monday the lih day OF September, 1854
ocock of j. c. MCGUIRE
Of avenue and ION street west
cy offers favorable opp riuniy
The prescribed by said
be paid in ca,h the balance
interest from the day OF SALE with security be
proved by the Upon the ~ Of the purchase
If
trustee w1onry the property T. the RESPECTIVE rchasers In fee
will be resod weeks notice. at the risk and expense Of
she purchaser Of purchasers thereof Az conveyanens at the
pense OF The purchasers
Aug l0-3thw&ds Aucaoneer.
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May ll--dti

r. ANTHONY, No. sos broadway New York. naar-
Ia ufacurer of daguereope apparatus, ma'nss,
&c., and importer Of pate chemicals ney frames and
caloype chemicals for cnres and
rails OF every description.
supplied with materials
O. Harison's celebrated aso vossnder Shop
always hand.
3O8 Broadway, June IL, lash
2O-dlyears
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philadelphia College of Medicine.

a II
Fun courses lectures given winter and summer
Degrees conferred in March July :
Fees; one iN course $st Perpetual ticket, $50
upn, s. Graduation fee, s5 To those
fu coursesin another institution, $780, including
taken by faculty progress
ujent Examinations daily
each branch cnu,,
IN the county. For further inomaiion address
II. HOWARD RAND, M. d. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street. Philadelphia.
Aug i-iawwpSow5td
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100 bar of pork
800 barrels of fresh sapertne flour
10 bushels OF white field beans
p po"Ss of Of , good b a1d s soap candies
IS bushels bushels Of good clean clean dry fine sa''
The whole TO be delivered by the LIST June, 1885.
al fe" Ripley, mouth Of C,ons riser 100 miles from Fr'
Smelling.
laS barrel. Of fresh superane -four
10 bushel. OF white field beans
l,400 pounds of good hard soap
7ao pounds OF good hard tallow candles
$50 s ssss. Of good ss sa" y 'y as salt
The whole delivered from LIST August
ron iI asas s sG about S
Fort Learenuorth, Missouri, land transportation.
24o barrels OF pork
100 bushels of white field beans
5000 pounds OF good hard soap
g Of Of good e ssa Hs u sa .a
1000 gallons OF good cider vinegar
The whole to he delivered by the Isl june 1855.
at Fort Moutrie, Charleston, South Carolina.
so bushels of new white field beans
pounds of good hard soap
sso pounds Of good hard sperm candles
$40 gallons of good cider vinegar.
at Fort Monroe Old Point COMFORT Vhsinia.
400 barrels of pork
$50 busheI. Of new White field beans
1890 pounds Of of good GOOD hard hard .Snp candle.
bushels Of good sail
$50 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
al Fort MeHsnry, Baltimore Maryland
ITO barrels O pork
$50 barrels Of fresh .upehne flour
IS bushels vi white field bean,
1910 pounds OF good hard soap
80 bushels OF good clean dry tine salt
500 gallons of good cider vinegar.
1T Fort Hamilton Narro~s. Nep York Harbor
IS barrels Of pork
60 bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds OF good hard candles
sc bushels of good clean dry fine salt
4so gallons of good cider vinegar
Fort Mackinac, Miehigan.
no barrels Of fresh superhns flour
40 bushels Of new white field beans
"S "und Of GOOD good hard hard a candle,
. bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
900 gallons O good vinegar
AT Fort Brady, Saul Ste. Marie Michigan.
50 barrels of pork
100 barrels Of fresh superdne -four
40 bushels of white field beans
GOO pounds Of good hard aIow candles
=. s5 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
One half LIST une 1855 remainder by the 18th September s5
M are I'd o,s s d s
bid will be acted unless embraces all articles required
The periods and quantities each delivery those posts where
s ss ap w M Gs s s
pork packed be nened and each hog to weigh
nou,
The pork TO be iras sailed with TUX sal
carefully packed with the article in pieces not exceeding eight
When the packing been completed
h to n ONCE certificate from ne packer INT ha PORK
heart Of white OAK barrels full hooped the beans and salt
res and the and candles boxes of
Salt only by thirty quarts
ne nnshe inc candies TO nave cotton wieks Inc
ao, s psy must 81 LOUIS for Their ultimate pan IN s
June, 1855
tract aud the department will be authorized purchase supply
The will be inspected The time and place delivery
and all TO be paid by contractors until they
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1856.
NAVY pKPAkrags

bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Aug Gath, less
SEALkD PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals for "pt
" posas for Pork" will be Mis
oEhce upil Ia O'Clock saturday the h day
furnishing all IN,
unilsd States al the following navy-yards.
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I" Snider's" Wines, philadelphia.
John 5NlDER dealer in wines the former old established
of Jacob Snider No 10 Walnut street, four doors
below street, will be supplied with wines
M liquors o the accommodating terms. l.
JACOB SNYDER, for the importation Of foreign wines
prepared orders
special importation Of Wines various houses in En
and upwasdss and also socs
his SON. John Vaughan snder the patronage of his friends and
former
delivered Washington city by "Adams's Express,
free of freight
Iune 9-dty
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Poly tcchnic College OF the state OF Pennsyivann,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
College, plan Of the Industrial Colleges Of
Europe designed TO afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGIN EERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND TIE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
session will Monday, Sep
tember ii, 1854
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering Professor sem Peabody
Meaurgy industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred L. Kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mneraoY Prof W. II. u.
Thomas, A. M.
philosophy and the principles of machinery Pro
Peabody and Kennedy. sgtta
Terms for each department per session, SIS.
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. go.
French Spanish, Prof V. De AmnrlIi.
German, Prof b. II. Entrup
laboratory practical chemistry daily
department, OF b. Boucher A.
provided younger proficient students
enter aud be rapidly prepared for the College courses .
study boarding,
may obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy Poly
leclnic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees.
JOHN McINTyRR, Secretary.
Aug 9-WedSatATuesln
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DIR. monsE.s ,SvleoKArisG ooh.44L,

nm
HEALTH REsTnkEn AND LIE LENGihhNIn az na
ao s payses .
% Cor da were deemed anaoas In" pu", no"red Iy ,h
discoyesr; nui aes unoenap'e ovsr DOUBTS in
highest class and character are now upne oveI M ,v
creaahy is overthrow" ny mass VI '''' ''' " ''U-'
The Elixir remedies in all cuses the deplorabe arising
which make up The wonder
Junction mysterious compound
sons s1a %a ane Of IN
a. % G an s s
higher attributes. It's beneficial effects moi,
wife, the scs encrvated YOUTH the worn man Of business
the victim OF nervous depression, ne % @ liam Snd Inn
ae IA nemaneu, relief from The use Of dis
rsnoyaol no Nose VINO nass mst ua Terrible
s ss & the
The Elixir deals with disease i
deri'sslf, but ,,,u,, ru. ..ox., CONSTITUTIONS.
the forms Of ITSELF are 50 that
S to s be- %
aea of @ neor snns asctions muscular debility
Galancs priekns sensation IN the ss o1pay Of
ntpess after exercise broken sleep terrifying
inability to remain IN one place Or poson pro
"a1 AZ the
indulgence 81 The passions and
proceed from organic causes beyond
acted malormaucn
or structural diseases, it is nverred that
1855 1855 .ns.sosA i."o IT," Nh. a,. :,
Regularity with unom and natural activity and this no, only
ou ,eac,on o' Win hapy enect on .c general or
nea! m una ua. ~, n".".ss ,ey pss'
P''" win Me nervous sys.sm ~" .u ,na ol
nerves s .. aomon anu anu ~ ~, T,t; PENAL ~
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nspIcINA AL WONDER
the scientific
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