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llnterscidueter pinl6t Irtnrt srrtrrflioben
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gSt9a Gauntp, rurd pripat !5anbel gu oerle9nrn.
g Das gGrtbSbaus bat immer cine quite &linb-
faaft senp1en; inbem eS an elmer pielterrilten
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3u brmielbrn wiinIGt or aud feline fperibsctle
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Sin oer6umioes ,lpeiif6cfioes fteinernes
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apminilmatpr ron Der SinterlalIenIdaft Der srr'
lprtenen @nna Maria 90 Ser, lebtbin BON
OtsrsSaurpu Snunl6ip, 9e6a GauntY. anseItelt
irorprn 1T. glae pieienisen cater, relGe nod an
beIaste 5interlalIenl6aft fdulSs linb, tprreen
biermit srIuGt innerbaIb 3 Mpnaten tei pem tln<
terseidncten anSurlifen unb ab3utSSablci-
ale SUl6e, bic nod 5crperun9en an pieirlbe ta-
ben. fnO etfufals rriuGt lire 8eGnunsen inner
batb Der beIa9ten 3eit ein,ubrtn9en.
Gborles .. 2Seber, Io'or.
December IA. na6n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
Gin Qebriunde,.

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Our Grlernuns hes Gierter 5nnrwerts, iriro
foalsth bel benz untsr;riGnsten in Gmaus, eeha
Gduntp, pcrlanst. Sin Sunse Scn etwa 18 Sat>
ren aaigb quite @ufnuniteruns fnpeu, uno inter
rcrtteitbaften Bebingungen an9encninen werpen,
tpeuR Ct tld fcSlsi9 iaeIost bri -. s..
'''3'' s''''e Ebomas 8utfbolter,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
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pirb biermit seseben, bab bic llnter3ei6neten als
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Itprtenrn Saepb Senferma@er lestbin
bon 2pnn Sauuf6ip, 2eda Gaunty, ernannt rrUr-
ben Iino. Ollie biejenisen pater welde nod an be-
lagte SinterlaiIenI9aft i6ulp9 iinb, iinp tiermit
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Sei6nsten anSurufen unp atSubcsablen. llnb fcl'
DE bic nod re6tmdBiee 5Urpcrunsen taten, itnO
ebenfaqS erludt SieIelte innsrtalb Der beln9trn
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Wibael eou6ner, ,fs,ors
December z. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
9ulliea's Alonstfr 0OrGestra.
Ncbember 80.

- IL
Wherever Jullien's name is known, the
"KATY DID POLKA" has an unrivaled popu-
larity. There have been more copies of this
piece sold, for the short time it has been is
sued, than any other musical composition
ever published in America. Christy's "THE
OTHER SIDE OF JORDAN" though it has not
equaled in numbers the sale of the KATY
DID," yet the demand for it is great, and it
is driving out of market the many spurious
copies purporting to be sung by Christy's
Minstrcls. Ask for Christy's "THE OTHER
SIDE OF JORDAN" 1t has an illustrated IT,
tie, and portrait of Earle HI. Pierce, in cos
tune. All others are spurious. Christy's
new Songs, "OLD TIMES Come AGAIN." by
Charles Converse, "SALLY PRIMER" and
''JULIUs FROM KENTUCKY" are having glo-
rious run. They are nightly sung to crowd
ed audiences, and are universally sought af-
ter. VIM. HALL & SON,
239 Broadway, NY. publish all the above.
November 80, 1853.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

ltnts5ei&netsr, bsr;lid bantbar fir seutfene
fetr litrrale &anbfaaft, wiinfdt hrm dtIssntinrn
Yublifrn,, 70 tpie feinen 5reunben I'M brlpnbarn
ansu1eisen, bab er sesenrartS cine betrIiGe g,is'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11
Senrp Smith,

spri ecr Grttn ots bela9tsn 8triicrbtncn.
Dur6 bic Gput-N. NeB9er, Glsrf.
December 2t. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

gGentrtDn, Stt. 26. na3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-11

2(ae Qrten uno 8erf6iebenbeiteu BON
Sattr, &appen, @euffs, goas, Gufs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

60abtless have Talon before this cate had It not
been for the projection Ct Christian nations What
Dver nay be the Jesuit Of tie present var certainly
Is cannot repair the broken columns Of the Moslem
temple. But IL Russia meets ~ith asy measure OF
success, It VIII be death blow to the system Of
Mahon1et. In either case We must concluds that
the dayso Of the false prophet are drawing TO an end
snd We shall soon rejoice ever his total fall!
Let ~ now CONSIDER that other power varicusy de-
niEnated a. the beast, the man Of sia AID son OF
peIdition, the mother Of idol.try, Babylon and
Reman hierarchy II we had no other lights than ST.
Johns definition, I" The woman drunken with the
blood Of the saints and with the blood Of the
martyrs Of Jesus" Surely II can eignify none
weaker every day. Her superstition received q
Sab q the time Of the Reformation from which We
DO mot believe abe win ever rec ,ver. In many
srs icsing confidence in her corrupt doctrines and
REPRESENTATIVES, 20 that she Is gradually deprived Of
Che power 70 decisive the nations any more In
Italy Itself her chossD home, abe Is most utterly
armies, exterior to her cwn temporal dominion,
tAs people Of Italy would ct once rise and thrust
ont the spiritual oppressor, and ST.. Johns words
would be fulfilled, Tney hate the whore and
For the time, however, they are held in heck by
Che forces Of Austria IN Franco. Still the day OF
yengssnce II approaching; 1t does'not tsrry. II
Russia gains success in the present contest, AMI
especially = gained by rspubc,.,1n. az. s,a i sa men
prosirssioo OF tie Roman See. Tae Gar IL the re-
pr eseufative Of the Eastern church, which has al
ways contestet the claims OF the Popedom. In the
event Of sny success he mast humble the two pow
erful supporters Of Earae--found In Anssris aud
Frsrce-ahd thus renlove the only protection tnat
shields the beast nom the violence Of her own
subjects.
Ia connection with these sgns Of the times we
World remind you Of the remarkable prophecy,
beth n Daniel and john, which gives tee Tine
ftx Shs rsiGn u THE power. Tney both state IL r.
b l.7cO yo1rA Nov, n Nc could ascertAin the
eSA6 psrlpd when ths Romisb power obtained fnll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24
Lew IntelliGeuce.

surrIsE CorRI OF Tar USrrED STARTS, Dsc 2l-yos
H. L. and 10 Joseph Batsin, pstentec and Samuel Bat
johnson and John c. Hewes. Errors to the Circuit
Court OF tho Unitea States for the eastern district
Pennsylvania. Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
OF this court reversing tho judgment Of the said Circuit
Court with costs, ami remandng the cases with drsc
II ms to gard re1ire fdcios he poro No. 25. Adam
D. Stewart, plaintiff in error, Va The United States
This was argued by Mr.. W s. Cox for the plaintiff
in error and by Mr. Bib for the defendant in error
No. Is. VIM. b. and ylctoire Shields ct al appellants
VS.. Robert r. Barrow Appeal from Circuit Court Unit
ted States for the eastern district of louisiana The
pelans In this having been called under the 10Th
ue aud on the motion Of Mr. Jsnn, Of counsel for the
appellee, and failing 70 appear this dismissed
with costs. Nc. 20. Catharnc Kinns wife Of William
Variance appellant, Pierre Jords, Jr ct al Ap.
real from the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
eastern district Of Louisians. The appellant in this
cause having been called under the 10Th rule, and on
the molten of Mr. Jann, Of counsel for ho appellecs
and failing to appear, this cause was dismissed with
costs No. 81 William Fontain appellant vs.. William
Revenei The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr.. Gerhard for the appellee. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

10 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
think good many Of your commercial readers would
like to know what you think of this last imposon Of
the in raising the rent Of Post Office boxes
from four six dollars What business has tho govern
ment TO charge box rent at all Who the most
time and money by the boxesy Because government IL
obliged to pay great many more men 10 deliver mail
matter Ia New York than ut SHOCKS in the
try Is that any the people here should pay the
Expense OF delivery, told they expected
to doi Where docs the government collect the
street. and II tue people any where pay for and richly
deserve convenient Post 06ice, freely served without
delay, and without swindie IL is here in Now York IL
the merchants unanimously to refuse submission
to TINS new imposition my word for H. the boxes would
Of the Post 0Hce itself viesed merely rs rent the
charge, even az tour dollars Is cxorbitan but do
berate tax on those who pay their postage honestly
outrage which calls for uny fielding resistsn Let
the government pay ts own cxpeoses stop charming
for what Il does not do. - vueDU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

ths manufacturing eur then, end 10 make shs Csls-
ni., - DR. - she can, bar exclusive custonWG
This reciprocity treaty. IN IN nakedness, ssd
agnmens, transfer and csding over Of our markets
TO be used, pcsselsei and enjoyed In common By tho
farmers Of the United States ana the sub,ects Of
Queoa Victoria in her I've provinces In British
10 expected New England manufacturers viii get
cheaper bread than ther thirty Dor cent taxed Gus
toners, tho farmers Of tbs United 6ssres can fur.
nish them, and New York canals moro fright. and
New York merchants more storage and commits
sions" This Ii Mr.. Marcy treaty. This % the
substance, the pith ami marrow of il, and the ooun
try viii soon find out Il is 70, and thss protection
has been utterly stricken down % far - our agri-
cul nral interest 10 concerned.
Tie grave question now arises, whether the
farmers Of the Middle sraes-mauy Of whom, like
the writsr OF this, has stood by protection Tor
quarter Of . centu-y-bsiieving, among osaer
Things, that 1t benefited che country generally,
while the home market it furnished was Q sort u
equivalent for the tax 1t imposed. Nov that t1is
home market has been taken away, now that our
tioD, many Of them, II NOS among th,se who
have directly betrayed u.s. stil enjoying the treason
(snd many, indeed, directly participating In it,
whether, say, We can, with duo regard 70 our in
respect, stand by the present tariff, is . very
grave question. Another In the same catagory,
and Of equal import Ia, whether we can
lorger consent TO give to our commerce mono.
poly In eur coast-wise trade q monopoly worth to
them, as some estimsse it, not less than an ave-
rage OF from twenty Eve to fifty per cent. on the
tariff Of their Heights. and which comes directly OF
fiom the producer, our Commercial marine being
allowed, In effect, uDc or she monopoly they enjoy,
to blockade the mouth II every rivef bay aud lake,
demanding 10 receive in American bottoms all
freight bound cosstwse. willis the foreign trader,
who could carry the producers freight low, goss
from one Of our ports TO another IN ballast; in
fact goes empty away. Upon both Of these last
heads have como remarks to make; but / wish
fret II show the probable effects Of this treaty
upon cur agricultural interest ard this, With your
con emit, Mr. Eci'or, will take an ea>ly 0ppOrtu-
nifty to do. by the farther use Of your colu ,1ns.
A MIDDLE STATE FARMER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24
wHAnr.BoAr CArsrzsp AT CArno. From Can't

wHARF.BoAr CArsrzzp AT CAno. From Capt
Cozens, who returned BY railroad Last. evening from
the OHIO, We have the Particular Of an accident
which occurred at Cairo on Monday evening last By
which largo amount Of valuable freight, mostly for
st. Louis, was either totally Lost or bodily damaged.
Il appears that the wharf boat Patrick Henry, iying
at Cairo, capszed ON Monday evening" jost alter the
steamer Michigan, from the Lower Mississippi, had
discharged . valuable cargo upon her. Tae lurch
Of the boat precipi nted most Of the Michigans To-
gotter with quantity Of other freight, into the
river. A number Of German emigrants, who had
just landed, lost mu h Of their baggage, ard soma
narrowly escsped being drowned. No lives were
lost bus large amount Of freight was Of necessity
badly damaged. The bost now lies ~ an angle Of
about fcrty1vo degrees, with six or eight feet of
water over her outside guards. II u singular fact
that, at two or thr o different times during the
afternoon previous, the boat vas discovered 90 be
on fire, but, by the exertioDs OF those board the
flames we're extiDgushed before much damage sss
doGe. The OHIO ana it, tributaries are ali very
lov-lowsr than at any time In the remembrance
of the " .lde-t inhabitsnt'-and neighs very high.
Tie Kats svinney had Just reached Caro-, for this
poet.-St. Louie Dsmscrat, Dec. 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24
Maine Law and the Legislature.

r., = TOM eIiV HSMPcTHIIce Ai1uHCe DUO a .
From our extensive correspondence we gather
that Il the people of the districts know what to
expect from their members, there viii be,
Marie law men In the Assembly,
Wings, So; democrats, l9--t0tal .... So
Anti Maine law, wings, IL; democrats, 2S. "a
Doubtful, wings, 2; democrats, 2.....,..,..
No direct Information from. ......... s
At least four, II not five, Of the last number, va
have right, from their locality, TO expest viii
be in favor. 30 that. with full house, the law
also informed that ten or twelve decided Maine
law men were defeated whose election was c)ns
dered IS almost certain, from the vol known fast
That decided majority Of the voters In their re-
spcctve districts were friends Of prohibition. We
have no doubt that II new Legislature were NO
to bo coosen TO consider no other subject than the
Maine law, New York city would send ten dele
gates 0ut Of sixteen and out Of this city the move
mens would sweep the state almost e clean as the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

Brig Tbonae Trovbrdge New Haven 2lst inst from 81
Martins and Turks Islards 9Th inst, homo Ia ballast
not having been able salt at either Of che above
the neighboring Islands.
The beat John Taylor 80 TONS three years old built
IN Medord has tive cnsncs Of 100 orse each 0 feet
2lst Inst At Boston, By John Tyler. for $780, cash
shir recently issashsd by Msssfs ysrnala Psttisr
Portsmouth, bee bssn called the Cslogads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

HsEa1A nnzane CuxxsspenAsneS
,,ap SAaiN3xr IL .T-An PsuesA Nip uaA'ssaa. az.
,AE ssA sshfs esssAsZ. Stewart. NYsrk fer hasAiaa
Ing wavs n sow-sss. BSson.
Zealand, Boston; Fysvsy Thos Hix Julien Portan1
Careudcn. Portsmouth; Turk EAstport BouAlasys M
chias; Lighheat, CliAerd, for Pollock Rip station.
No arrivals This evening.
PHILADELrHIA. Dec =. Px-Arr scAr North~.
Light, Doyle. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

Ship Ossirpee, Caleb, New York Portland ana
brig Montrose from Philadelphia do date on Nausst
seen Dec IL, lat 50 40, Ion IT, -
large outward bound ship passing South Channel
supposed the Indian from Boston Hong Kong n
dase, 4PM between Nauset and Cape Cod iights
lat BIZ, Ion =
Brig Isabella Reed from Port Prince for New York
Dec IL, lat ~ 20. Ion ~ SO.
Schr Matron Taylor from Attakapas New York naa
8, lat "a As lon 81 3d.
chr honco Pal ohsy H. ~ 1u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-17
S PRING STYLES
" O raj N NE ~

:" I'D TAI Tai M T~ -
AT NO. I WALDO BLOCK,
May be found the largest well the richest assert
ment of Bonnets in this City
Our Stock comprises the latest Paris styles and we have
daily accesions to the same embracing every variety of
Sraac, Lace, La,on, Grape, and SIN Hats.
Ladies wish to furnish themselves with rich Silk Lawn
Grape, and sraws, tastefuy trimmed will by no means
fail to examine goods before thinking to purchase
elsewhere.
RIBBONS-RIBBONSl
200 Cartons Of the richest BrOcade striped plaid and
varying from 12l cts, to $3.50 per yard.
SO Cartons, TafFetas, all numbers and colors
20 do Marrow Trimming Ribbons.
20 do do Satin do
Velvet Ribbons, of every width.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
200 boxes French Bunches, Sprigs and Wreaths, Just
opened.
EmbrOidcries, and Lace Goods.
case rich Embroideries, consisting of Muslin, Lace
nd Cambria Collars of every description Bands Founc
g. Sleeves Habits Inserting and Edgngs, together with
large assortment of Laces, of every description
LADIES DRESS CAPS.
A complete assortment, just received.
BONN EFT MATERIALS.
1000 yds Gros de Nap, Glace Poult de Sole and Mode
Silks, for Bonnets. &c.
so ps French Lawn.
200 yds. Erophane Grapes.
French Grapes, Laces Tarlton's, Grown Muslin Wiro
Shirs, Frames Crowns and every article in the Milnary
line
Miliners purchasing at Wholesale will find our Stock
most desirable make their selections from and ou
prices will be as reasonable at any other house in the
country.
Bonnets and Hats Bleached and Repaired. Old Flor
ences Laces, Nepoans, altered into fashionable form in
the neatest manner. Z. W. MILES,
No Waldo Block.
Worcester, April 10th, 1854 wifi ap2l DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-17

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud OF the es
abishmSnt of the Tonic short time upon firm a
basis he is fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree to the real ercsence of the article itself
1t will therefore be rgidy kept up the orgne Standard
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found The effects resulting from the
of the Climax Hair Tonic all the world Vol
untary testimony is daily offered, showing its efficacy as
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softenng and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Daudruff
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have &"
7. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass, blown in the glass.
Price 25 per bote large bottles (pnts rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All or
ders by mail express,or otherwise promptly executed.
L. I. LAZELL, Druggist,
feb27 6awtf 201 Main 1T.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-17
Glotbina.
READ-MARK-LE AND IN
VVARnT,Y nTGTgT,

READ-MARK-LEA AND IN
WARDLY DIGEST
sing Of q tailor and clothier Of worth,
sing Of Macullar, the pride Of the North,
Whose Worcester Clothes Depot, Is 0. X. the thing,
And long with his praises, New Engand win ring.
The pinks Of the fashions, the swart sons Of ton,
The lords OF the loom and the lords Of the soil,
When they want all the charms Of their figures displayed
Make tracks, and away to Macullar's 10 trade.
When the Spring comes along, with her sunshine and
showers,
His Waterproofs glisten, like dew moistened flowers;
Aud his superne coats, vests and pants do appear,
As if dyed in the rainbows that left US last year.
He has rich braided Scotch Tartan Spencers for boys
Plumed caps and cloth Panaloons and slken necktes,
The Spanish Mantila, the Grecian Camese.
The Turkish Tunique, and Hungarian Pelisse
Then to the great Piper Block Clothing Store,
Where the Full Dressed Man. always stands at the do
And If you want garments for youngster or man,
Macular will suit you, II any one
To those wishing garments made 10 ORDER would say
that have just received from New York. and Boston
French English and American Broad Clothes Pant goods
and yestings of latest Styles before offered In this
market To which invite the particular attention Of
friends and the whole of New England in general.
We still retain the services Of OF the most expert
enced cutters; whose artistic skill, in fitting the form 70
the latest fashions, the public have acknowledged by the
unparalleled increase in this branch of business.
MAcULLAR, WILLIAMS, CO.,
271 Main st., e Piper Block), Worcester, Mass.
Sign Of the Full Dressed Man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-17
DIR. ORDWAY'S
HUMOR DISCOVERY.
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

Dr. oRDwAY, has been using his Blood Purifier in his
practice for the last seven years. with great success lie
has often been urged by his friends and those who have
tried it and know its efficacy, put in the reach of all
lie has added to Herb discovered in California
by Dr. KELLEY, which makes the wonderful
dy for
HUMoRS OF Nil KINDS LIVER COMPLAINTS
and Chronic Diseases.
The virtues of this Herb first made known to Dr.
Kelley by INDIAN while attending patient sick with
that terrible disease the California Eryspeas and Liver
Complaint. The effect miraculous curing the man in
few days The natives when bitten by rattle snake or
rabid ANIMAL resort to this Herb for Hundreds
taking this medicine after trying in vain other RENE
dies, and say the half was never told them.
Lyou have Erysipelas three to five bottles will it.
Ii you have Scrotula three to bottles will cure it.
Three to six bottles will cure Salt Rhe,m.
One two bottles will cure Pimples on the Face.
Two or three bottles will cure Scay Erupons and Scald
Head.
One to three bottles will cure Nursing Sore Mouth.
One to three bottles will cleanse the system of Bes.
Two to five bottles will cure Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles will old running Sores and Ulcers
One or two bottles will cure Barber's Itch.
One to three bottles will cure Cauker in the mouth and
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS AND JAUEDIcE.
Its effects are new and wonderful removing distractions
from the Liver opening the pores of the skim carrying off
the morbid natter relieving the side and all gone feelings
OF the stomach and removing low spirits and desponden-
tai disease. ''
For Dyspepsia-A fair trial will convince you there is
nothing like it.
For Cancerous HumorsIt is the surest remedy ever of
ered. One widow lady in Lawrence, has been troubled
with cancer for years by taking two bottles says she is
quite we'll
For Cosiveness-0ne gentleman says that it was the
only medicine which cured him.
FOR KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES.
1t is spoken off in the highest terms young was
sick so much with Asthma he had to leave coege three
bottles cured him, and he has resumed his studies
One lady in Salem perfectly cured of PERIODICAL
SICK HEADACHE, by the use of two bottles. Mr.. Will
anis of Lawrence had Humors in his Eyes for years.
cured by the use of the Humor Discovery and Blood Pur
fer. For Chis and Fever, Mercural Diseases Tains in
the SYSTEM stands unriyaled sometimes when the sys
tenn is much deranged it will dsagreeable feelings
at first, but continue its the indications fvora
able 1t is purely vegetable and its compound and pro
portions are such that the effect is perfectly satisfactory
and safe.
Full directions on the Bottls-prce S1,00.
He Has ALSO d HUMOR SALVE,
Unsurpassed for external Humors, which if used in
necton with the Humor Discovery and Blood Purifier will
much facilitate a cure.