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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
THE ERsr FRUITs.-Che Washincto

THE ElRsr FRuITs.- The Washington
Union alluding to the peaceahie restoration
OF nine fugitive slaves, in Cincinnati. 10
their owner, says this triumph Of the law
in city where there was every reason to
apprehend resort to forcihJe resistance is
peculiarly gratifying. and will be received
throughout the country as the first fruits Of
tina. prompt and resolute policy which
President Pierce resorted to ia the late
case at Boston.
SAD OccuRRENoE.--The Texas papers
announce the death, by lightning. Of two
prominent citizens Of Victoria-Messrs.
Simeon c. Rogers, aad M. F. Ragland.
They were riding on horseback, when
they were struck oown by bolt so terrible
that death Immediately ensued. The RI
derS and their animals were found lying to-
gether on the road. One of the unfor tn
nate men still grasped the veins and whip
and his feet were still in the strrups.
DEATH BY LIGHTNING regret 10
learn that youth about Is years old. the
son al Mr.. James Smith, was struck by
lightning about 3 o'clock P. Nj. on the
18th, and instantly killed. The deceased
was ploughing in field at the foot of the
House Mountain when the storm. came up,
The horse was severely stunned, but moi
killed.-Ler. GAG.
The. PosTAoE HiLL.-The mouse Of
Representatives has done a wise thing in
its disposition o. Mr.. Odds postage Bill
The bill which the House has rejected
proposed to raise the rates Of postage to
five and ten cents, and to repeal the clause
of the act OF 1851, reducing the postage on
newspapers and periodicals when re-
pealed.
DIR. Trundell who was charged with
stealing negroes, and bailed in the SUM Of
$4,000, died at Independence, Kenton
county, KY, on Monday last.
MARRIAGE AT RoME.--Lewis Cass, Jr.
U. S. Charge at Rome, was married or
the 2lst May to Miss Mary Ludlum
daughter OF Nicholas Ludlum, Esq. of N
York.
MORTALITY IN New YoRK.-It now
appears that there were no less thar
filty-seven deaths in New York last weel
from the cholera. The total number o
deaths from all causes during the week
was 429.
o. The Warrenton papers request edi
tors throughout the State to call attention
to convention of farmers, on the subjec
OF the joint worm, to be held in that towl
on Thursday, July 18th.
9~W. P. Conway has been electet
President OF the Fredericksburg and Cor
louisville railroad, and his salary fixed a
| $1,000.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
woman and her Master

Mr.. T. H. Gresham, of the Staunton Pc.
riodical Store, has laid on our table a novel
by Frederick Smith, entitled Woman
and her Master 1t is work Of some
MERITS written in an easy, clear and pa
thetic style, and delineates his characters
to the life. 1t is one of those productions
which, without pretending to instruct,
rivets the attention. and keeps the ,magi-
nation stretched. to its close. The work
ends rather abruptly. in this volume, and
is continued in sequel, styled Erred
Vernon, or the Victim Of Avarice, /" which
we have not seen.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Funeral of Napoleon.

We had the pleasure Of witnessing the
exhibition of this painting last week. 1t
is grand affair, and gives very distinct
idea OF the funeral ceremonies Oh the occa-
sion Of the burial of Napoleon Bonaporte
the greatest genius who has ever APP
peared on earth in modern times. The
painting gives an idea Of the strong affec-
ton of France for the Emperor-an alfec-
ton more ardent than was ever layished on
any human being by nation.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Harvesting and Hay-Makiug

A number of farmers in this county
have commenced gathering their crops
In some instances the yield is very heavy.
and again it is light, or total failure
The crop of grass is heavy, and there
will be an abundance Of Hay made in this
and. Rockingham counties. Now is the
time for the war between the boys and
the humble bees,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
49, The Harrsonbu.g Republican nom.

~ The Harrsonbu7g Republican nom-
mates as the Wing candidate for Cover
nor Hon. w. c. Rves of Albemarle; for
Lieutenant Governor, A. T. Caperton,
Esq. of Monroe , and as Attorney General
Col. ]. b. Baldwin of Staunton. These
are all men of known ability and charac-
Ter, and would reflect honor upon any par
ty. They are well selected as TO sectional
location, aud we think about the best tick
ct that could be formed from the Wing
party.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
MUSIC
TRUST SALE.

FrN pursuance Of a trust executed TO the under
~ signed by Fonlaine May, shall proceed.
Christians Greek, about six miles from Staun-
ton, to sell, on Saturday, the 22d July next, at
public sale. TO the highest bidder. Tor cash, the
interest of said May in the land which formerly
belonged 10 Jacob Young, dec--his interest be-
ing his life estate in the undivided shara of
his wife Also, lat the same time. several beds.
steads, and the furniture belonging TO same,
six chairs, aud several other articles of person.
a. property. .WM. D. TROUT
June &c, 1854.
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American HoteI

The spacious and handsome Hotel erect.
ed by VIM. CARRIER g. Co.. near the rail
road depot will be opened this week.
Mr.. CARRIERS reputation as landlord, will
doubtless draw TO this establishment q
large patronage. We shall look for a
general elbow OUT or elbow in" Just as
it suits the reader, when Mr.. G. gets fairly
installed in his new quarters-about the
4th of July. There will be great many
patriotic people on that day.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Valley Democrat.

The first number Of the Valley Demo-
crat, since its removal to Harrisonburg has
come to hand. The editors INTRODUCES
themselves to their new patrons in an able
and very well written salutatory-enuncia.
ting the true Democratic principles and
policy. The typography of the paper il
much improved, and every thing seems te
indicate a prosperous career. So mote il
he
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Just Decision.

Hon. Caleb Cushing, Attorney General
Of the United States, has given an official
opinion, that the expenses of the Fugitive
Slave case, recently tried in Boston, should
not be borne by the claimant but by the
Federal Government This Is a just deci-
sloa because the trial is simply enforcing
the laws of the country,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

" OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all efsp,ions
and diseases arising from an impure or dspray-
ed state of the blood. See the extraordinary
cure of Mr. Vim. G. HARDWOOD, highly res.
pectable citizen Of Richmond, Va. by Carter 5
Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores Of
the worst description, and finally got 50 bad,
he was unable 10 walk. except on clutches. A
few bottles Of Carter's Spanish Mixture, the
great blood purifier, cured him, as i, has cured
hundreds of others who have suffered with
rheumatism, ba effects Of mercury, and pains
and ulcers of the bones and joints
Nv See advertisement
June 10, 1854 I'm.
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Temperance Convention.

The friends Of Temperance and other.
are directedto the call in to-days paper oil
the Temperance Executive Committee o
the State. A Convention similar in its OBJ.
iects to the one which assembled in Char
lOttesville last year, is called to meet IN
Lynchburg the 18th Of August next, and
the friends of the cause in each county arr
requested to hold primary meetings to ap.
point delegates.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
5danass:a Haslsoa q.

There was a Convention oil the friends
If Manassa, in Harrisonbufg, on last Mon
lay. The object Of the meeting was to
raise a deficit Of $4,000 in the individual |
Of $4,000. The subscrip-
ton of $4,000 by individuals was con- !
dition to the subscription of $4,000 by
the county, for the purpose OF putting the
road under contract to Harris ,nburg. The
meeting was largely attended. aud we
think we have never seen more enthusi-
asm and true railroad spirit than were
manifested CD the occasion. After some
remarks from the intelligent and energetic
President Of the road, E. C. Marshall, ESQ.,,
and others, the deficit was subscribed with
out any trouble. and we have no doubt,
had it been as large again, there would
have been no difficulty in raising i. This
action secures the county subscription Of
$50 600, and, we believe, the States ap.
preparation, on the ;i1ree-6fths principle.
Of $500, 600. The immediate location and
letting Of the work from Woodstock to
Harrfsonburg will now commence, and in
a few wears our neighbors will realize the
beaefts of railroad connection with the
Eastern markets. The liberality and spir
it which have animated the people Of
Rockingham in their action in relation to
this great Improvement have been truly
praisew orthy. There are men in the coun-
ty who have devoted themselves to the
work Of securing subscriptions with zeal
andindustry seldom equalled. More espeei-
ally is this the fact in reference to some
gentle nen in the lower end Of the county
Without making distinction, where ma
jority have acted with such commendable
zeal, we will mention Mason Bare, DR..
r. Winfield, Dewitt C. Coif'man, DR.. J. q.
Winfield, Col. John d. Hopkins, &c, as
entitled particularly to thanks for the en-
ergy and untiripg industry which have
characterized their efforts.
The Manassa Road is probably the
| uost sat p.Gu VI al tuS 1" w
State. Commencing few years ago with
the naked charter, it has gradually work.
ed its way into the favor Of the State, un-
til the appropriations Iom the Treasury
foI the prosecution of the work are on the
three-fifths principle. At the last session
of the Legislature this was the only lead
ing improvement which was particularly
cared for by that body. In fact it has met
an unbrok EN- succession of favors ever since
the organization Of the Company, and now
II stands in point Of importance second TO
none in the State, aud second TO but one
in extent. 1t has been managed with an
economy, judgment and energy which
probably, in the same degree, have not at
tended any other Road in the State. and
now enjoys freedom from pecuniary en-
barrassment, which il not the fortune Of
any of its contemporaries. Its promise is
auspieious, and is destined TO form prom
inent and important link in the conncc-
lion between the seaboard country and
the rich and abundant trade Of the West.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

dg-A meeting was he'd in Lewisburg, or
10th, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the White Sulphur Railroad Con,
yention. 1t was recommended that the
Oath of August be- substituted for the It'll
as originally published. II is said the Gath
will be much more convenient time foi
persons from distance. The suggestion
seems to be generally concurred il.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

Ew7ll Nofa Lavr IN Hris,a=

We learn thai the following sHteelent
is too true:
We understand that, at the Russell Court
on Tuesday, one Of the Grand Jurors pass
cd small note to another juror and the
latter in obedience to what he deemed his
duty, reported the case to the jury for pre-
sentiment. The issue was that his was the
only vote for pFesentment. and the case " az
kicked out Of the room Abingdon V,r-
ginian.
Russell county gives about eight hun
dfed Wing majority we Abingdon
Democrat.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

DaowNED.-We were panied to learn
that H +. Arnold. eldest child of Rev
David W. Arnold, Of the Baltimore Con-
ference, was drowned, whilst bathing in
the River near MoreGeld, Hardy county
He was taken with the cramp, and before
assistance could reach him he drowned
He was aged about I6 years. and was
a sprightly and intelligent boy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

rs JOSIAH Holbrook, a gentleman of
extensive scientific attainments, was found
dead in q creek in the vicinity OF
Lynchbure, on Monday last. II is sup
posed be fell down cliff, while max
,rc some geological surveys. His home
was Washington city.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
ORKNEY SPRINGS.

THE Seymour House and Sylvan Retreat, (,hs
l only Hotels within the corporation will bs
opened for VISITORS as usual July, LIST, 1851, by
A r. SEYMOUR,
Sole Proprietor.
MUSIC.
The Ladies' Parlor will be furnished with
Planoand Guitar, aud the Ball Room with Co.
illlion Band
grand Tournament and Fancy Ball will be-
held on Monday, August 2Slh.
Coaches will run daily from the Springs via
MI. jackson 10 New Market and retur,.
June 26, 1854. AR. SEYMOUR.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

AWFUL SulcIDE.-A Paris letter writer
says: "a few days ago party were trying
their skill at pistol gallery, when gen.
tleman present criticised their performance.
Show US what you can do. was the rejoia-
der Il will, he replied; i never miss,
and taking up the pistol, he blew his own
brains out. He was stranger"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

lss- Complaints are made about the con-
dition OF the Plank Road leading TO Lex
ington. It is in very bad repair; but
there is no one to take The responsibility
OF improving It.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
! singular case came un before the lat.

A singular case came up before the late
term Of the Rockingham Co. Court. Some
years ago gentleman had child sworn 10
him by gill, and the Court oroered him
to pay $l40 fol its support The child
turned out to be mula,to. The gentle
man at the June term applied to the Court
to have the order erased, and the money
refunded, which after hearing evidence
sufficient TO establish the mongrel breed Of
the child, was promptly done.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

Co. The County Court oil Lewis county,
az its June term, directed an order TO be
made requesting the Commissioners who
are to superintend the election III that
county, for Congressman, in August, to
open poll to ascertain the sense Of the
people on the license question. AT the
may term the Court refused to grant Ii
cense. The applications were renewed at
the June term, and the question argued.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

a. Hon. j. b. Weiiar, u. S. Senator
from California, was married to Mrs. Lizzie
Stanton, of N. Y. city, on Tuesday, the
Goth inst,
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LOOK HERE!e
VIM. j. POINTS

LAS just received few OF those excellent
IL Water Coolers. Ice Cream Freezers, Cool-
ing Stoves. and a lot Of Wooden Ware for sale
cheap, at the Big Coffee Pot
Iune 26, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

w. The Mealcan treaty has been rati-
he'd by Santa Anna, with the amendment
that the $4,000 900 should be paid in
cash. President Pierce has sen; a message
to Congress asking the appropriation forth
with
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

g. Charles s. Lewis is announced in
the w estern Herald as candidate, for
Congress in the 10Th Congressional Dis
triet, to supply the vacancy oecasioned by
the death of the Hon. ]. L. Snodgrass.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

o. The County Court of Rockingham
at its June term, granted license for the
sale of liquor, with but one dissenting
voice.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

o. Thomas Richie, who has been styl-
ed the Napoleon of the press, is now ly.
ing dangerously i'll in Washington city.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

Providence, June 5,--The new city
government organized to-day. The city
council voted not to have the usual cele-
bration on the 4th Of July, but that the
bells be telled one hour at sunrise, noon
and shutdown on that day, on account ofthe
repeal Of the Missouri compromise and the
recent event in Boston.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

O.. r. p. Kinney, Esq, cur talented
townsman, is to deliver temperance ad-
dress in Harrisonburg ON the 18th of July
The Corner Stone OF new Presbyterian
Church will then be laid in that place
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Agent for the vindioator.

Geo. Siple, Esq, is authorized to act
as \ gent for the Vindicator, for the county
OF Pendle.on.
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{bs- We learn from the Jeffersonian th'

DE- We learn from the Jelfersonlan That
the work of improvement is rapidly pro-
crossing in Charlottesville. Hotels are
being built and reftted up. New store
rooms and private residences are IN pro-
gTess OF erection &c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

Vs. Our young friend, DIR. S. H. Moi.
fst, has been elected Physician to the
Poor House IN Rockingham County, sics
Dr.. Williams removed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

Gen. b. Peyton, of charlottesville, died
on the 2lst inst. from paralysis. He was
brother of John Howe Peyton. Esq
long a resident of this county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-05
osp.rrl. s.s.eyy.y.- ss1xe re kz.

ZKy ONpsRrl. xrrsesTfxo 10 4.
w DfHS AND SkNrLENkk.-pRof. GlRAuLr pKvI-
vikR a.r uayc,ns nearly one bali the and ensoans,
fAtsoe and amost ceath has AZ ktEh
sbtAinnx Of the noted Professor OF Chemistry
aos secret ~ which the eured
beautiful tss has ~ 10
nEe that beautiful ornament OF the head
those With whom has to be
those lovely and captivating Ring
fahi nAbe Of the eiues Of the
Continent IN. With perfect success and
untenAbe and almost up<rhumAn
0raut Devvie would probably have
mystery the world erhAps Ike
EEypsn Of embamng would have died With The
with those ESTIMATING Rnsss
tivated their Thousands. .
The Recipe for for curling the
hair with directions for be had serdns one
gosf patd GIRA CLT DETITIE, furaingfn, TrsIaoti
county, ~ where he has located himself amid crowd
irnE friends receiving the blessings Of all have used
daily dins all parts United
state., those wonderful receipts Nr Curling the Hair.
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NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS
TIME subscribers call attention their OF
IL foreign and domestic Dry goods, such
Black and Coioreh FrcEcli and Engsh Cloths
french and English porskins and Cashmere
grea; variety Of Fancy Cashmere
Velvet and ri K YeStinss
Me inc Lamb. wool silk Shirts and Drawers
M.rinc Lanbsvonl and silk Socks
silk and Cambria HanGk,Tchitis
Black and COArsd six CrAva;s
Satn Stocks and Napoleon Tyes
Linen Shirt O. liars
Silk and Grghsr Umbrellas
Celored Linen and Camhric shirtinEs
Rich Chehe Silks, style
Black and Colored Brvcsde silks
Paid and Checked do
Pl,in enl Pa d Eiack
BLACK Aruure Satin Du Chene
Colnnrrd ard Black Nor Antique
Rich Paris Printed DE Lame
Plain and Plaid French Merino
P'in Colofed Mousclants
Rich French ChiniE
Ength and American Calico,
french and English Furniture do
Pine Printed fisnuey
Black French snd English Bombsznes
Black Alpaca Lustre,
Black We lIaolerchiefs and Wells
BackT hibet and Wool Shawls
S'IuAre and Long TltiI do
Plata and Embroidered White Grape do
Grape and NerinO scaris
Maltese Halits and Sleeves
Maltese AMI Iionitan Collars
Camhric AMI Muslin
Muslin and Cambria Ed7ngs and Insertings
Valencenncs and Tirt nd do do
Kid. Le and Silk Gloves
Black and KID Ganntlets
ELK, Cotton AMI worsied Hosiery
Revere and Embroidered Hsndkerchien
Sash and Bonnet Ribbons, &c. &c.
- PARKER, DAYIrY 4 NIMMo
ocb No i4J TapIe
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB


Lie GENERALLY.
COMO unity with standing selling
entire Stock Of Goods at the close
that period will round In 1885,
day to put down stock to such cash price,
reduction before the day Of pabc then
r
We added the ,urpy
OF the newest styles Of this Falls Goods They
have been purchased the New York auctions cash.
prices Of the
We have placed small pront:
Cloths, Cassimsres, Sat!let and Pulled Cloths
T~eeds, Kentucky and X, nnebeck Jea' and Kerseys
fsnnrls Linseys, Plains and Cable Twist Kerseys
french, German and English Meripos all prices
Bici Plaid and Printed Cashmeres srd Mousselpes
super French Plain Mousseines, all shades Of color
Gala Plaid, Paid Persiaus, Challey's and De Beige
Super Plain and Figured French Panneis, for sAclues
BIZ Bombazine. Canton Cloths and Apacas all prices
Plaid Spun Silks and Silk Wool Piaids LANES
Rich Plaid, and BIccade Gaee and Poult lie Sole
Brocade AID Plaid Black Silk quality
BIk Gro de Rhines, Tacetls, and Satin Skautine
eatin Morceines and Rlorences, all qualities
keal Irish Poplins, and English n French 80
Neck, Bonnet Cap, Lutestrrp and Satin Ribands
High Colorcd, and Black White aid
French English and American Calieos, (ehesp)
Table lamask. Table Cloths Napkins Doyes
Eye Aprrs, Huckabaek, sas and Towels
Embroidered CurtainS and Drapery Mu.lins
Dotted, Embro serd and Plain Muslin, dresses
Rich and Muslin French and scotch Worked Coiars
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves, Habits and fiouncngs
Muslin, Cambria, Thread and Lse Ejgngs
Thhet, Cashmere rurker and Rob Roy Shawls
Ladies' AMI Misses Kid SILK Nett Tibet Isle olive,
Gents and Boys Buck, Heavier, rhibet and Silk do
Ladies' and Gents ss Mrino and shaker Vests and
Gents Ladies' and Chlien's six Hosiery
Whitney, Mickanav, THillcd and DuHi blankets
81 rs t. 81 e. AMI 1874 Shrings and She
Plaid Domestic, Apron Cheeks. oznaburet, Dc. &c.
VALENTINE, CRESSIIAW CO.,
No. 30 bro ID street, corner 9th,
Euuar
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mn mn nm ~ -

GSENTRAI. RAlLROAD-0PkST TO STA UNION
~ SArs r<sa CssssrtAAs Al kxSeAisas Arssns,
.e.s .a- ies Travelling u s srrine
Lexington, Ae.
The Company provided With larry sddionai supply
have change
.a Gar. the whole route aud prsssns s
line rNsnn0 through arres tines a trcef.
me Of the moontain Rockhsh
where VARIOUS The
viev Of surpsssinE gradiear and beauty
Conmennk vlth the Sh day Of July Kxprsss Mall
will be daily between Richmond btaunton
nend At 40 A. ~, and arrive 81 staanon at $50 ~
this line pas<ngvu may leave PetesooG and hchuond In
the morning. arrive At the white Sulphur Springs
at $50 2. n.
Leave 81 A. ~, Richmond r. n
Returning from the epnk viii make
With the Orange and Alexandria train going Norhv
the fstsrsburE train going South
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IMPORTANT 10 PILL rAKyRs

Every who Is In the habit Of pill, will nnd RAILWAYS
ihe most pleasant SAFE and nectuaI
the Bowels Liver, Psncrea' and the Iu fyrr Of
One ofKADwAIs REGULATORS superior In point OF tnsd.
cal suns and efficacy 10 six sf the popular best a
proved cathartic pills. NT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-05

-. n y " Il 3 REU VI I TVRS.
THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RAILWAY A ca
One REGULATOR sufficient to regulate Bowels Liver AM
Psncrcas TO healthy discharge Of their tut ctions
Two wiz insure pleasant discharge from the bowels q resu
lar period Of time every day. 90
-Four TO sig will thoroughly all corrupt and aernoniou
humOrs Il ON the alneniary canal
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RAIWAY,s REGuLATnRa.-

hDWhfS Rk6ULA1DRs most carefully prepared from
erhes ana gums Of wees pabs roots AMI erbs There
no pills IN that will act the Liver Panceas Bowels. The
sslysy Glands and Nerves pleasantly and so eneetusy
The IT, REGULATOR No Pill, b taken length OF
tine With the ZANE i"ey TO the constitutions instead OF de.
btabg the syster powerful drastic they nc,
pleasantly the bowels and iupar strength 10 every
aud tissue Of The body. '' '>'''