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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The IntslEgsnesr collects and presents the
opinions Of Wing, Hard She'll, and Abolition
journals-ths Albany Argas, n. Y. CONNER
csoi AdrsrsiJer and the Ecsnsng Post-upon
the resolutions Of The Softs in convention.on the
Nebraska question, and seems exceedingly
tickled over the diverse opinions Of those papers
but most especially delighted with the sweet
harmony Of the accord Of their hatred Of the
present Administration. Our neighbor also
rejoices over the fine "seassn' which has Just
been vouchsafed to Us In this region-the first
In three months.
The UAton is much gratifed wish the reso-
buttons Of the New York Soft State Conveu-
tion, and holds that its position on the Ne
brsska bill shows that the masses on both
wings of "the party" there, are standing prac-
tically together upon the principle involved
in the Nebraska bill. It will be recollected
that it was endorsed by the Hard Convention,
meeting AZ Utica, not long since, and now,
practically, by the Soft Convention The
organ quotes the Intelligeneer ss follows:
"GKsAr CRY AND LITTLE Wool The We
teran W Washington correspondent of the Journal
of Commerce gives US his experience of south
ern sentiment on the Nebraska bill. 1t be-
comes more clear every day that those soath-
ern politicians who bespoke for the South so
dreadful an agitation about the Nebraska bill,
and such an overwhelming indignation for those
southern journals which thought fs to oppose
the Nebro,k0 appeal, were misled by their
own passions, or their misconception Of south
ern Intelligence and manliness."
And says-
"1he game Of the Inteiitgsnoer on the Ne
braskA bill shows how little respect ii has for
the = intelligence and manliness" Of the Amer
can people Itis q game every way unworthy
II one usn says that slavery Is sure TO 60 into
Kansas, the InseltigeHee, adopts that opinion
to show that they we're great knavss who said
slavery would not 90 into Kansas. fasousl.
ern man SAYS that slavery will not 60 to Kan
sas, this is held up a. a pIcnf that the South
arc cheated; and Ii, on the othe: hand, q
northern man says that it will 60, then -; IL
North are cheated. Any expression of opin-
ion on this subject will suit the Inteklieenesr
If 1t can show to the North or to the South some
cause for bitterness Of feeling on the slavery
question. And yet the IntsHtgenecr breaches
agaisst sectional parties"
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church continues without any abatement.
Rev. Mr. Brooks, the pastor, preached yester-
day morning, from the sixty sixth chapter Of
haiah, first and second verses, ono Of the
most solemn and interesting sermons We have
ever heard from him since he has been in our
city. = Il s.
Rev. Geo. Fenwick has been rsmovsd from
the Georgetown college to the .nevicfate q
Frederick. This change viii b much regret
ted,as the old gentleman II qpIte favorite
among the inmates of the institution. and hiss,
by tho blandness of his pdanAex. Ms kind and
gentlemanly department., greatly endeared
himself to those who are in the habit of visit
ing the OoIlee0:------------- -------EPRcfAfoR.
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PRRA0asG.r


....M:de Lamartins has just sold a history
OF Turkey, in six volumes, to the proprietors
q a Psrfs daily Newspaper, for "a 800.
-. Gen. Paixhans, the celebrated general
Of artillery, died at Nets. on the 10Th Of
August, in the I'D year Of his age. ,-..,...
80. One Of the oldest and most hiehtv a..
teemed pioneer ministers. Rev. ames Pulliam.
died at his residences, near Bsllsyilis, St. Clair
county, Ill, August ii, In the 6Sth year Of bis
sge.
80. Miss Neander recently died at Berlin.
at the advanced age Of "a. She was q sister
Of the Rev, DR.. Neander, the ws,l-knowp An.
thor Of Church History, &c.
. 49,. We learn that Law Badger, ESQ. for.
mer editor Of the Portsmouth Globe, has been
appointed assistant civil engineer Of the Cos
port tVs.) navy yard, in place of Richard VII .
kins, Esq removed.
-. Gov Reeder Is expected to leave Easton
about the 25sh inst, for Kansas.
"a married man was dragged from car.
rage, from the side Of frail fair one. by his
lawful wife, and soundly horsewhippsd in
Cleveland, Ohio, q short time since. The crowC
chsersd her on, and voted that she was q
trump, and right into the bargain
80. Information from st. Petersburxh with
respect to the place Of Minister here, vacant
since the death Of ID. Bodisco, says The
Russian Governments named for the place
sian Envoy at Rio Janeiro, but the Count has
replied that he was seriously suffering from
bronehitis, for which he had entered upon q
course Of treatment that would require some
months. He accordingly asked permission to
remain at Rio at least for the present, and it
hss been accorded. 1t il probable that Mr.
Stoeckl, the present Charge d Afairss Of Russia,
may be eventually appointed" -.........
-. Tbs New York Mirror says: eve learn
that responsible party has offered to take
6Yisi and Mario OF Mr. Hackstt's hands, re.
turn them 70 Europe, and pay all expenses
We understand these artists are seriously en-.
tertainipg the proposition Of returning after
the sixth performances" 81 .-1.l@
The Boston Journal says two members
ofshe bar, one 9 Sysdus.A os Harvard College
and the other . member Of the Essex bar,
we're committed to Jail on Thursday upon the
charge OF drunkenness and vagrAney.
-. Capt George II. Psgram, the superin-
tenden' Of the New Jersey Central RaiIrsad,
died in Elizabeth,own, n. J., on Saturday
msrning Last, Of consumption. lie served with
distinction In shs Florida war, as asiut.nt of
the first infantry, under Cot. Taylor. He m,
sffsrwards aid to General Scott, when be b.d
hss quarters in Klisabsthtewn. He had bean
SICK for some time. - Or ~ ,E-z &
1.-THE Rev. II. n Hudson Ii about 4,
withdraw from the editorship Of the New York
Churchmxn, difsssness Of opinion between
himself and the prddepi1st6r u 70 editorial CON
tyol being the cause.
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A libel case--Iyoubie in the Eleventh. Con-
gressfomaL Distrtct-A rod in Pickle for
the Wing Caaadidate-The Weather, Orc.
T., PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1854.
A gentleman named William Kirrigan, for
several years keeper of q grocery store at the
corner of Second and Christian streets, has
preferred a complaint against Vim. Magill,
the ostensible proprietor of the Pennsylvania
newspaper, for having uttered, in the columns
of that journal On the 4th day of September,
instant, q libel, concerning the said Kirrigan
Mr.. Magin was arrested on Wednesday, and
held to bail in $500, by Alderman Davis, to
appear, for hearing, yesterday afternoon, at
4 O'Clock.
The article complained of appeared in the
" local columns" of tho PennsyIp1ntan and,
according to statement of the publisher, was
not given out by the regular reporter. but by
some unknown means was struggled into the
paper. It alleged that Mr.. Kirrigan had for
some years been living in adultery with q
woman of bad repute-had treated his wife
with wanton barbarity-and, besides corpo.
really chastising her, and given her loath-
some disease, dc. In fact, most every crime
in tho calendar was, in this article, charged
against Mr. f., who complains, from the fact
that the statements published were not ad-
dueed in open court, but were given from the
writer's own preconceived idea of things, and
perhaps in an interested way.
A hearing was had before Alderman Davis,
this morning, when e. G. Brewster, ESQ, ap.
pesred for the complainant and James Van
Dyke, Esq, for the defendant. At the con-
ciusion Of the hearing the Alderman said that
he did not doubt the innocence of Mr. Magill,
30 far as knowledge or intent were concerned;
the paper had undoubtedly been imposed upon
By. some malicious person; but still, the law
was imperative, and the publisher must be held
responsible. Mr.. Asgii. Saa then held in $500
for trial
The Daily Register has given urr the ghost,
after losing some Sit, zoe for its proprietor, Mr
Birney. OF this sum, $1O, 600 was furnished
by the abolitionists of Philadelphia -
There is trouble among the democrats of the
11th congressional district, composed of the
counties Schuylkill and Northumberland
The eonferees met last week, and after 237
adjourned without coming to an
agreement. Joseph W Cake is nominated BY
the eonssrees ofschuyikili, and W. L. Dewait
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GEORGETOWN coRREsroNDEHcr.

GHoRaIfowH, September IL, 1884.
A heavy fall of rain commenced with us on
Sunday morning about l O'Clock, and oontin-
ued steadily for some six or seven hours, thor
oughly cleansing Dug streets and alleys, and
imparting delightfully."- cool and pleasant
temperature to the atmosphere. which had been
90 oppressively warm during tho several prece.
ding weeks. =. a. =, ! a.. ,e li'.t =
We learn that our neighbors in Montgomery
county, Md, are making very extensive prep
arations for their agricultural fair. which Ia
TO come OF next week. We are informed tEat
while the specimens Of Q, vegetable char scter.
wnicn Will be On exhibition, will be very linn
ited, lowing to the drought) and mostly of an
in1erior quality to what they have heretofore.
that those of live stock of different kinda nonI,
tfy, CO., will be unusually large and fins' "a
gentleman from the State of DELIVERY vhase
name we could not learn, delivers the ration.
8, Two Of the handsomest improvements in the
way Of remodeling of dwellings, which have
heen made In orr city this season, are those Of
Mrs. A. Pick.cciiii; and Judson Mitchell, ESQ.
on First street Each Of these buildings which
were Of the oid fashioned style, have bean "a
thoroughly remodeied Is to destroy aImost
every vestige Of their former antique anpesH.
anee, and make them an ornament 10 Che ~.
ton OF the town in which they are located.
The front Of that of Mrs. Pickrell especially,
is perfect model Of beauty. ,79@ >, -
The revival at the Methodist Episcopal
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Our COUNTRY EIcHAsGHs.-With the close
Of the present week we shall be under the
necessity Of expunging number of our weekly
exchange papers from our exchange list, the
time having expired during which we agreed
to exchange with them. Those Who wish to
receive the Daily Sta, can do 20 by paying
two dollars . year en- adcanee, besides send
ing Us their paper. ~
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tYrrLews Fsyti A. TIE sourH.-The New

kYKBLews Esyks Ar THE SoUTH.-The New
Orleans Courier, of the 5th inst, says:
By the last weekly report Of the number
Of deaths which occurred in the city from yell
low fever, up to O'Clock on Saturday evening,
it will be seen that the disesser ID already on
the decrease. Although We must confess that
it has been rather virulent during. the latter
portion of the past month still we think that
our citizens have good cause for congratula.
ting themselves on escaping so we'll. Few Of
our resident population have been attacked by
it, and We have been informed that in almost
every case, whore proper remedies have been
applied in time, the disease was very easily
checked" s,-......- -.. =
The Board Of Health of Charleston report
eleven deaths from yellow fever for the twenty.
four hours ending Thursday last.
At Savannah there appears to be no abate
nent in the rsvsges of the yellow fever.
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Co SYPHILIS, SCRoFULA. AND DIsEAtED BLOC. For
these terrific dis "Csrter's Spanish Mixture" il
the only specific
The proprietors have In their possession over one
hundred rtifcates Of the most extraordinary cures
effected bY it. nc ---. ~
We refer YOU to tie certificate of Richard Adams
late High Sheriff of Richmond, Va; Edwin rurton
CSmmissis ner Of the Revenue for Ricl mond Gen
Welch. Of the Mammoth Circus DIT. Hendiey. Fl
Washington City; Mr.. VIM. A. Matthews, AMI C b.
Luck, Esq.,. of Richmond, Va; Sir. +. Be, den, tx
change Hotel. Va, and host of Others who have
seen cases Of the worst description cured by Carter
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that 1t is the
greatest purifier of the blood known. 10
See advertisement.
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= The LATE RIOT AT NEwARK.-The state
ments with regard to the origin Of the riot q
Newark, the Advertiser says are 50 contradic
tory that it is impossible to say where th,
blame out to lie. And it adds -
cit is also due to our own city to state tina
tho procession was composed almost entirely
Of foreigners, and residents of other cities who
certainly seem to have manifested spiri
which protestant christians will hardly fee
willing to endorse"
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lno pUOKs UI Guo ObPHltUout-
For the redemption of stocks..... $78,790 81
For the payment of other Treasury
debts .,....,.,,.,.,..,,.,... 4,21S Al
70, III. "".teuy. ....,..,,..... 1878 30
Covered %,s1."in into tho ..... "a, so4 80
Covered into tho Treasury from IN
Lands. 15I
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... 5,306 rs
For the War Department. ....... 6,074 so
For carrying upon the books for
the War Department by appro- l.
priation warrant, No. So, an ap- 7agz
preparation for~the Chickasaw
Indians Observation-Disclosures. 1910 90
For the Navy Department. ....... 1887 OF
ment .....:................... 1o2,2e2 81
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FATAL AccDENT.-Reuben Stipes, young
man aged about 81 years, son of Mr.. Thomas
stipes of Harper's Ferry9was killed near that
place, on Wednesday, the 3Oth ult., by at
tempting tojump upon burden car while in
motion, and fell the entire train passing over
him, crushing him to death instantly
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WATER AT Two CENTS PER BUCKET AT
East Cambridge during the late drought, the
people have suffered much for the want of
water-have given as high, in some instances,
IS two cents per bucket for the essential duid
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IPersons wanting large dwelling stores,
or workshops, are referred to our "kor Sale and
= Rent column, where fine opportu nifty will
be seen, TO rent either.
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New ORLEANS M1Nr.-The total gold and
silver coinage at the New Orleans branch mint
during the month Of August, was $500, 600.
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TRY 1.-THE Boston Bee states that a f. y
drops of peppermint, scattered upon the pill.
low, will drive away mosquitoes.
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~ JOE SHIILINeseN receives all the New Books
and Newspapers g fast ss publilhed He Is agent
for HAri er's and all the other Magazines, and cur
mert Of Blank Books aud Stationery at his BOOK
store odeon BuildAg, corner ~ street and Penn
ylvauis avenue. t"sts--s aug 10.
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For NEBRAsKA.-On the I'd inst, $50 emf
grants. on their way to Nebraska, passed
through st. Louis es -1ain -
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THE RICH CRoP-It is stated that tho rice
crop this season is fully equal, if not superior,
to the best average crop of former years. The
yield is abundant, and but little damage has
been done by freshets and birds.
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II Has the Baltimore Cippe, cut our Ac-
q.ainsance We have not seen tina. journal
Tor several laws past ~. 10
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS

WE desire t. call the attention of citisene ana
w Strangers to our large assor meut Of nne me.
dun and low priced qualities, f white and colored
Shirts, which we are Offering at q small a vance
shove cost, making It greatly to the advantage OF
purchasers 30 call and examine our stock
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa avenue, next door to Iron Han
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~ STIMULATING LNIMlNf, ~ prepared At Gil
mans drug store, Is deserving of the high ct com
mendstirn as . cure for Chronic and Acute Rben
matism. It seldom If ever fails to give speedy and
permanent relief This Linimsnt has been prepart
by D. Gilman. chemist OF this city for many yea
by many Of the most respectable families In ia.
District and vicinity, to whom raft rsnce,scan bs
made at any time as to its magical effects in curing
Rheumatism, even in elderly persons. who wers
sufferers for long time 1t was originally male
for hor-es for the cure Of lameness saddle gals &c
and is now much used for such purposes, being an
Invaluable article whsrevet Liniment is REQUIRED
either for man or beast sen l1-3t
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BERTOGOZZI, from florsnre, ruscany,
IL. Professor in French, Italian. and Vocal Nh,
sr street. franklin Square, between 18th snd
14th streets -
eRef.renoss; Mrs. Peale and Mr.. Maury, Fro In
Warrington; Professors Foresti and Greene, Nea
iork. sep S-5ts
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Cor BAck.-The q. S. practice ship PEBBLE
has returned to Norfolk, after an absence of
SO days. During her absence, she, visited
several ports in England, France and Madeira.
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AN ANSWER REoUEsTBD.-The question has
been asked why it is considered impolite for
gentlemen to 90 into the presence of ladies in
their shirt sleeves, whilst it is considered in
every way correct for the ladies themselves to
appear before gentlemen without any sleeves
at ALL
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TIE HARD TIxEs.-Thirty thousand people
went to the theatres, in New York, last Mon,
day evening -
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TIE HorrEsr YEr.-On Monday last tn,
mercury Of Thermometer at Cincinnati ros,
al degrees when exposed to the sun H. %
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NOTiCk.- srso q are forewarned Of dur
IN chasing Gold Watch, Chain, and Seal, which
Were stolen on my premises, September 9th, 1854
va uei at 5000. JNO KRLPPC
a,p s-3ts =
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w. NOTfCE.-Ths undersigned respect
iU 8 fully gives netice that the Hys-ia Hotsl, Oe
Paint Comfort, We, viii close On fEdsy me, aeso
ins ssp s-xY ssA T. u "iIlAAD ee's''l
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TAKiSGA SrAHD.-An eastern editor Is &C.
cused Of taking stand.'' Query, an ink,
stand?
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~ TEosE Ia WANT OF RrADY-MADI CLOTHING
should, before purchasing elsewhere, cali at Noah
Walker 4 Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Epporium,
where they wiz ind materials Of all kinds colors,
and at prices which cannot fail tn induce them to
purchase They have just received additional
large supply Of those beautiful and well made Duck
Drilling Coats which have no comparison in TIL
market Their stock is we'll kept ue, consisting OF
everything belonging to gentleHan's wardrobe,
together with boys snd servanta' clothing
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TO ALL LOVERS OF GOOD BUrrKR

VIE subscriber will, on tt-morro~, (ssturdsv, }
the YIN Instant. open at his STALL, No his,
Centre Market, as choice an article in the Bu,t.r
hoe as can be procured 10 the great Valley Of vir.
g,ria- He hopes that his uuequaled facilities and
strict attention to business will pressure him Oh are
sep R-1ms
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~ few weeks and you may regret that you
lid not have q likeness of all your family made
Now Is the time while you have few leisure mo.
Dents.
Cali at yANNERsoNs and get one of his inimitable
C1ayon DaguerIeotypes. sen Sim.
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WOODSAWYER,S PRICES.

Tamesiing of the Woodsa uers OF Wssh,nstc n
on account Of the high prices of prnsisio rs. an.
living in genera that We via be compelled 20 rsis,
our rates sewing wood i21 cents per cerd fox ssef
Gus, .. :. .h ns a4fe Putting away coal S711 cost
p = ton. CHARLES PENNY,
|, +Wa hinet,n, Eept s, ls54-Sts seeetary.
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GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE.

THIS ofncs is under the CT args and Management
l. Of Drs Brothers Gray, the elebrated German
and Indian Physicians Drs B. 4 @. ia. o pleasure
In presenting this their report Of the diseases which
wsrs su ct'sfaly treated by them during the month
Of August: Pulmonary and Nervous CONSUMPTION
6 Dyspepsia, 30 Onstveness, 2s Nervous Irritable.
ty, 80, Rropchi ia. 20 liver Complaints, 19 Len
corrhea- l6; Piles IL; Gravel, q Asthms, 10, Ulcer
Hted Fore Legs, 2; scrofula, %; Rhesnssisn, O.
Chrsuic Dysentsry, IL; Female Weakness and Oh
struc ion Mercurial Diseases, z; Gonorrh.a, a.;
Syphilis, Ia. AZ
ll Drs Brothers Gray take this opportunity ofex.
pressing their gratitude to the citizens OF Washing
ton ann baltimore, and vicinity, tor the confidence
reposed in II EN- In the treatment Of their cou.
plaint, and they rejoice for them ~ well as them
selves, that they have been able to remove thu
hand OF disease from all who have soug bit
their pro essional services.
Drs =. g. are at all times ready to convince the
most skepticsl that the, can. without sskinR q
question, Ste,l them their symptoms by theyrfst
urine in the morning, and guarantee them an Ssey
cure.
Office 4e, N. Paca street, Baltimore, nd, and on
ssath street, Washington, DO.
0-3ts
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Presidenl,s monn1ed &.

Prestdent's Mounted Guard.
You are hereby orderei 10 meet for 4 q.
A@ rads On TuESDAY, the 18th ssptember,
-->at O'Clock p. m. at the semery, fer ths
purpose Of celsbratipg, In an Appropriate manner,
the anniversary Of the Corps - $500,
It Is earnesfly desired and espee. cd that every
member Will be pressntoto participate In the exer.
cts.S 81 t1e esesHops I.s2s b1a GS.o LiH -
i.S5 : .-Asr csPt. jos. Peak : asd as.s s1z
- ...a~rs LUCIANO q. RINoH;s ;. {
"a, 0ts ORR Sat. "a
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A9-H should be usiuersaIy k,soon-for Its strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent Of large pro
portion of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, diarrhsa
cholera morbus, liver complaint and MANY other,
diseases enumerated In the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by Indigestion
alone. Think Of that dyspsptics think Of Il all whs
suffer from disordered stomachs, and II you are VII
ling 10 be guided by advice, founoed upon expert.
enoe resort ct once (dont delay day. TO Hoofand's
German Mttsrs, prepared by DR.. 3. NJ. jackson,
which, ss an alternative, curstive, and invigorant
stands aione and unapproached: VIZ hxve trie<f the
Bitters; and knew that that they are Excellent for
the diseases specified above For sale by dealers In
medicine evsryvhsre ..a.to 10. /. I'D eps
~ USE HAproN's vIaIrAntr FrNeruas.-Bave
you Dyspepsia, Liver Com pisint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys, any Loss of Power and Dis
Arrangement Of the systemf We but point you to
fol. = o'S > y - l'4 re- e s97. y
= In proof OF what we say above, NJ refer You to
Champions Vegetable Tinctufe," and It's efFe, n