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whom he eomuends 70 N. saara-cs Of every friend

of freedom. M. jazz 1S1
80. great crss ioEsl 81 ara, Fzfe wncb
.x,,Ithtp. hs ielens for ten yesr p.t Il voice
ces alosd q combias'On aid un1n o. all fe3df
=, se M al, utoBs and soaud morals whether they All
sav Wbss OF Free SOL Deoeras aud whether ;heJ
Ga veterans Anti Slavery struggle y0anx
r,de.ued SaTsry tendencies ~ The Sebraz
ugity the who 1ss stsens hi. tLetb1se II
ayts Instead Of his ta boAe q pTsc!Is and rrfzses
ot4Taon With AL who not O his party strip gh'
espbo; pesk bis party Shibb1e.h m4yhsp aawluz
.. c.led by hi party should be promptly e'4shed
With those seient wOrihies who iikei min: asd sai
neglected judgment, Justice and the wsher matters Of ne
ls. -
have heard Of few Of the BsrabuTaers Of ls nDrso
b.rbsdden be eremplying their stt.ehment. 70 n-
principles 81 be Buffalo rstOrm By yielding their saepo %
Pierce Gsd Seym0sy-to S1seyv aad Run i,afewho CON
psb bt by your advocating the election Of Clark snd h-y
nond you The hircr b"iy snd s0n %
The Wig purity Wsving AL comparison befseen me ste+
of your Lapswere tbe ehsrso trueshd thss 70 M
present political ssspcistiots few eonsderson 20
stow the charge false and the ssppoft of theso
duty II, ..
~ PyaoyRs Men ha. long been your motto a. wen .
mine lno eed independent Democrats have uniformly lJ
fused be filtered ~ sny party aHee' - TO
o. the right OF suffrage ss rnsht Sc - -
Hkeiy the grestes, ROOD 10 their power ~
the great complex interests which cluster aoo1 VIC
box" Ut.
The whole letter brestbes the same eonSulato'y
spirit Mr. Gates eloqueuily urges all his old poiri-
cal friends to surrender party on the aiiar OF mex
country.
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WILLIAMsBURGH.

MAipE Law SERMONS. AT the meeting Of the
Temperance Convention on Wednesday evening,
resolution was adopted requesting the various clergy
men Of williamsbureh to make an appeal to their
congregations in behalf of the Maine Law.
Asambiy Maine Lao Neutrality-suspicious. ia
cons, of wilamsburgh, has been placed in nOmina-
ton as e Maine Law candidate for Assembly for the
let District.
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ILLINOIS.

The Gaiena Je6ersonian DEM thus predicts the
result in the Prairie State:
Since the result of the elections in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana has been known, the inquiry is fire.
quepty put-'What OF Illinois, We can answer
that qut son now Illinois will elect seven anti Ne
braska men and two Nebraska boters; aud the ma
iory against Douglas and the Administration, on the
aggregate vote for these Congressman, viii reach
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND Will some Nebraska IN
paste that in bis hat and wear il J.
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ONO The COlambus STATE Journal publishes the
official returns of all the counties with the exception
a three, Huron, Mercer, and Van Vert. We have
footed up the aggregates with considerable care, and
they show the following result Supreme Court
Judge
Swan, tRepubicsn l''''''' is9i9t
Norris, NEBRASKA
Msjority for Swsn..........;.............. 7o,7es
On member Of Board of Public Works the vote
stands:
Bhckenderfer, Republican, l........."......lso e@
Miller, (Nebr sks
Majority for Bliekenderier. 1855
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

THE CAPTAINS or TIE ROMAN REPUBLIC By Has.
ny WILLIAM HERBERT l2no. pp Sill Chas Scnibas1
A new volume Of the series commenced by the su-
thor on The military men Of antiquity compared with
the great modern strategsts. IL comprises the most
distiDp vi. he'd Roman Generals from the Puuic Wars
to the death Of Cesar. Like all the productions Of
Mr.. Herbert, it shows poserful and brilliant pen,
though it is not without frequent traces Of too hasty
composition.
THE ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HISTORY By ths Rev
q. WOOD limo pp 6a Harper BrOthenL
popular compend Of the leading facts 10 the his
tory Of the animal creation. The author is an expe-
rieDced naturalist and has succeeded in presenting
variety of interesting information in small compass.
This volume is illustrated by four hundred en-
cravings.
Messrs. Appleton & Co. have issued Catalogue Of
American and English Books, comprising choice
variety Of standard works in every branch Of LITER
AZURE and Science, and forming valuable guide 20
the photographer and bookpurchsser The catalogue
is accompanied with brief collection OF notes ana
iiems which embody several curious statements illus-
trative of the book trade in this country The moe
voumipous American subor, it appears, is Fenimoro
Cooper. whore work amount to thirty three volumes.
The m0st salabe Of Amefican essaysts ia Irving; Of
historians Bancroft and OF poets, Bryant The
creates number II any American work sold by tha
APP. tons is "Benton's Thirty Years." Of which
so 900 copies were sold before publication. The most
sAab,e Theological works those OF French on tbs
P1ables and Miracles. The catalogue comprises
s,2n different works, 1901 volumes and 4,77a ag-
ihors.
The World as Is, by Francis WooDwoRrH.
Two excellent volumes by one Of our most es,ee ned
writers for the young, devoted miniature sketch
Of the earth and its nhabt,s His clear and lively
descriptions are interpreted With variety Of 6nt-
chop anecdotes. The work dessrves large patron
age from parents in search Of the bes, reading for
their CHILDREN. Lppincoti, Grambo g. Col
The COaIe Of Otranto, by HORACE WALPoLr.
This famous ieud.l story, which Lord Byron pro-
nounced 9 the fret romsnce in our language, has
remained among dust ana cobwebs since the close o.
the last century, when il garded a. tale OK
most " tscioai'D2 horrors IL is nov repubishedin
convenient duodecimo By II. c. Baird aud VII
doubtless attract attention.
Tie Golden COD, by HUSr srRorHER, is ss-
trieal poem chas;isng the prevalent worship Of the
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NETWORK STATE.
sHYuOUR AND THE RUMsELLERS.


To Ne Editor Of The " " Iribsns
SIR: when Mr.. Seymour announced bis intention
Of veoing the Liquor bill, he expressed bis deep sym
psihy for the disappointment Temperance laberers
would experience by the act. At the same time he
clio expressed the contempt for the class whose
",eatking appreciation he was to receive. Gov.
Seymour's only hope for n election is through the
AGENCY Of that despised class-a class which has
raised an ipmease sum to reflect man as leader,
champion aud protector whose occupation he abhors
And what III this fund be used for To purchase
votes Rum, about the time Of election is to be
made free as water around and about the polls; but
cur reliance be on the virtuous of al parties to
coupte.act this unholy influence.
Should Seymour be reelected, (which may good
Providence prevent he will be tied hand and foot to
hat corrupt party-the Rum and Murder party so
that shoad prohibitory law pass next winter, and
optIfect as to be approved by good men of ali par
lies, he would not dare to sign II. Mr. Seymour has
sold himsek out TO the Rum and Murder party-a
party Which, in his heart, he cannot but despise;
party which all good men, sooner or later must abau
don, and viii abandon, rats do q rotten, sinking
shp. Yours,
ONCE SEYMOUR, NOW CLARK MAN.
LETTER FROM THE REV. DoLPHUs SKINNER
\. as Editey efa ~ Y. lribUnN
SIR: see, by a late number OF TIE TRIBUNE, that
you have published my name as a nominee caad-
date for Congress (Ani-NebrAska for the XXth Dis
triet Of New-York. l was aware that, at political
meeting held at Rome some weeks since, IN struggle
between Messrs MatfesoD and Huntington, ian Anti
Nebraska and Wing meeting being held slmaltane-
oasy my name introduced aud used as that OF 8
candidate for that office. But hal never neen coz
suited the subject nor have ever bee1 officially
notified Of my nomn alton, accepted Of 1t; and 1t
y well understood by my friends, and believe gener'
ally known in this community, that have no aspirs-
tions, nor smbiion, either for the enoluuenis, the
Aoners or the responsibilities Of ths office, aud thsi
would not acct PIT nomination it from any party,
nor ell parties, unless II were under the supposed
contingency that il | did not accept a Nebrssk&te
might be elect d. But as spprehend no such
tiDetncy, l DO not consider myself nor am consid
cree in this community, IS candidate for Congress
and beg you will 30 inform your readers and ohlise
Yours, very sincerely, d. SKINNER
tSca Oct 81, 1854
SsrH NJ GATES FOR THE REPUBLICAN, ricKEr.-
The Hon Seth NJ Gates, eI-M. c. and the Barn
e. . flou -.
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WISCONSIN.

Fuller, Republican candidate for Judge in the
With Judicial Circuit, is elected by mai OF los.
The IXth District has resulted thus:
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ssrH NJ GATES FOR THE RrPuBIIoAs ricKEr.-
The Hon Seth NJ. Gates, eI-M. c. and the Barn
burner candidate for Lieutenant Governor IN Is4s,
on the ticket with Van Buren,, Adams and Dix. hiss
written o letter TO Tke WarsGp Mirror Republican,
10 favor Of the election Of Clsrh aud Raymond,
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Fin, Di.tcet. John II. BOARD, C.v CLICKEXoR
Second Ti,trler.. JAMES GOPslLL, JOIN H. Low
Mr.. Merseles is a member Of the present Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Gopsill has signi6ed bis unwingne's to
be candidate, and another candidate will be nomi-
mated 10 night in his stead.
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Tie Golden CoH. by IuSr srRorHER, is a ga
tireal poem chassing the prevalent worship Of the
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NEW-IERSEY.

ASSEMBLY NesIsATIoSs.-rhe following nonna-
ton. for the Assembly have been made in Hudson
County.
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ma. ,.y,y a, WHY, ihe eide 90 which ] have al
vays voted. ,s..
He.s iers. No. ls>@
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CURTIS & PERKINS
CRAMP * PAIN KILLER.

ncn. llCnn Hunt, ,rs .url uf N.an'-a
t.r care 90 60 physician &c "a u.nIns. %,
Cnnr 1rI r.u kl'.ruHs ihr hui tl.Hr chat ai.
.rH.I h.n aHl r,l..
David BurhJr 500. ,rr.' uf 70 EllEINAT.
a. PAIN iH fhr h..H, H'.r flr.. ur i.u. Ilts aH'
U.-lt. ui Intense suffering by ONE bottle 81 thc
Cunp sai rai1 KILLER.
T. 10. Clmlu, suffering FDm CENMp ~
THE LIMBS, Ihr r'rIs of H,' l.-s knlrtri rp boz
large hrDrh.s, uas ClElp k fhr Clamp arI
psu kI''r.. AtHH.lhrr t.uH iru application.
rut.r.l, Cured l.u .f .u exceedingly l1l Ehrr.
matte a.,,'i.H BID Oh. la,h.
5 N.uH- Lady, aH.Ju y,lr. ct ago, daughter cd
John ". SHrru r1i, vB- nHr afflicted with "a
SPINAL Complaint, aN'r isIn- reduced Co ibg
verge Of thr grave, was CURED ly Cump aai
aud l'lin kiI.,r.
John Hickman, aIr.r lavr. suffered c,-D.
ibiH- lut death, from lIIllM\llSN, which
seemed tH p'ryais ',,N IHr ut the buiy ua.
cured by thr Cump 1nJ Pain Miller.
Mr.. Davis MAS cured By il q BILIOUS
CIuIlC.
4 mau Boa 70. aal vaa alec orrolN o. OF Bill
'.f. tho..c, vL.a Doe Dol, Uas v,I nigh d.sUa.rcJ
&C.
SHIIy G.. ". NTWEI.L. uul,r thc T.. $. 10.
%, Iuu'arf, G,.,ul Agent iHr Mr.rr.
AGO .uII uy Dur-I.ts ana t.l."r- Doe Medicine
rvruuIs.,. -, ANDREWS a. HATES, and
20 JOHN pRESsLE'> laa.ss >ap. store, ra,is
sams VA RUST, VI. D., SO. rari.. 81
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American Vermifuge

lItNI II~ MO n
d. ~lr.uIrl. 90 child who lHi Is.1 long
frur #i't...hHI I.ru fHs'.I.I i.. vurms, lHt
uLau IHhH...rL's N.urInr.. ..I other r0u'.
#f... Irt H.. ir H. purpose, uHs CURED l ono
Hu# % 'I. AMERICAN NINNli lbl.-a
H.-. quantity u' NuuH., 'f..g discharged.
Ar.ih,r rli.I iH -l.aDnrl. seemed u Ir Boo
1 decline. IrI l..u U.t.IrI H.. wuu.s Hs boo fH.
I.m.. r..., IHH ls,Hl.. ,lIs ....', ut. 60 RID
Ir rr American lrmHe.-I.Hr .| OF .H ..l.
-.-.. "..t.f I' .HH.
E.ErfH VI. cox. pu.tmH.f.r. nr t1 WAR.
ETN & KING. nur Agent. 90 ~..u,nppa.
IIN WOEN~-N child aa rauHnI Street,
rru1nH. ua. Dl.rI ul lIn Nuws Dos Oh. Am.r.
.H N.mmE..
N,lH .I VU UUITuN. Panic .r.f, r.t.
EHH. 800. 90 UIp ol WORMS. sT.. MOI. ts.
.... I.. ....... I.. u...f s.H.... .I I.. u.. ..
n.HI "....'r.. 'H...HH l."-..
T.~. Nvrls nlr. lnI ..rH,s .m.. E.. r.
pheasant t. i', rH.r., ar0 u..a. .. a...0 ..'.-
..... .r...i..r.U v.i uh. ,fl,..s .Ha ...a.
..' .. ...
s..C. S. NTWrIl. r-HrHrr s.'r.
II..| N.r..|. G.....I '-..f f.. H.... ST..
s..IIr U".... ..| .H.... .. 'i....... ...N
..... Ut Nsu.Iu. Slams. .H. D.. .n'
Er...rr'. II'.. sr.. store. IH... iIl..
a#HU va. RUST. q. 3D., ... l....
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Orp WAISTS P,rEH BAsSrr. Men make
their chiefsacriEccs TO love before they marry
vorcn. (poor croamres) after.
Nirh,.drcaus uc the mauy-co'ored ren'al
patchwork made iom the spare clippings o.
cor j1y.,hough's.
l.iuls chilJrcu are che lilies Of 'he valley
ollie.
A tide is frclasa,ly Moths, more ,hla the
crr,, STAMPED on a silver spoon.
The most solemn duties u life arc most
readily urdcrtakcn. How mfny man would
with rccasurc b. your second 10 a duel, OF
stand roJ-la,hcr to your child, Yet would
strongly oL5rc, TO ihe loan Of a h,e-Found
uu,c.
The 4" lines ofnie," ,ha, woman cares
mo,r to see in her haais, are 'he marriage
lines.
Fast men, Ike h,, rivers, are generally
the shallowcat
Good intentions, Ike ihc .vaNcn wings OF
I,arus. melt With thc morning sun.
A has'y marriage t1o frequently iurr7 og'
a mouluIug-sul, that's ruu uP in iou'-aad-
twenty hours.
Candid truths. Ike ,arl.cl fruits. are al
the better ur having tho stones picked oa' OF
them.
4 Valentine is the Gr-i letter which a
yoyr. c,rl learn. boz 60, a'psahs'ol love.
Poor relations, chat have been fun- a''d''
often turn OPP. aud Prove value when least
rNrec,cJ-hsc bank notes 'la' have been
found before now, i6 a waste IaTcr basket.
rpaach
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Cramp and Pain Killer!
Hear what the dociors sny of 10
A IILI-I ~ mIl l.IIIINL nIA-.III \


uf Ept NIrh'-, Dc. Toby, vulCs:
"r'.ls, .cui mr bali gallon uf N1ur Cnnp
e. Pain killrr--it ~ thr beet medicine 40 rufr
what % 81. recommended Co.., chat I ever usri.'
Tho doctor tut made nee Dt 30 in be- uWu CIfr,
cora severe ~pEAlN or TIE SHOULDER,
rHr..I h iha un.,tfing ~ 20 sn-H, lHI found boo
mediate relief, and h1s since us.i DO DO Doc p1r.
t.rr.
cot. MORRILL,. vri'.s Do f.1 boz this cit,,
after having received from h.m re- bottle ~ Cmmp
l. Pain ki.sr' "Thf medicine 5000 .rHt mc b.
f.Ir. urrIrr. S.N week. siarr bal .ur of u,
.rt very ur.h injured D., horse. W. o. uur
week siurr have I,,n obliged toE.r two rutrh.
o.. WHOM I l.mncusrd usiug thr medicine ,uu
cent mc. % lHm. Iui,l, tDuk Doc .w,I'irg down.
the pain alat.I, AMI now .rt along NUl we'll
v.thl cane"
sob o., e. ". ATWEl.L. under che 4. : w..
CD. puuaHI. G.H.ul Agent mr Maine.
SEQ sH'II, Druggist. pHl ialr- BOO MEDICINE.
everywhere. ANDREWS : HATES. Arr1r,
ptus Hill
sHIh u. W. RUST. 50 rau.. ,
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Grand Tsunl, Railway &C,
OF CANADA.
PORTLAND & MONTREAL DISTRICT
mapz9 "A
eu,Sor o. morn, on rur
PORTLAND DIST M c +

4
c.--,--i,- lf-l.v N.y--.lsr n. 1858.
. PASSENGER TRAINS will run da'ly, sunda,
i excepted. till tuthrl "oi,,'' az l','.S' = =,
Is,,, rrrta11 q isbrd r'ni 90 30, J.. "
I've i.r,.i Pond flr Portland and Boston al
- lr, ~, rs.,',pl cr South r'ri' u,7i5A.N.
t1,,, Sauih r,ri. &c Por,1ai and Boston at 6
4 VI, auI n 90 =. ".
Ir,,. NaptrfBi i.r SheTlrouAe az = J.. VI,
Is,,, Sb.rbus1lr iar MoliUal al \, ".
Freight tbiBs 18th i''..'srr 90 a,i,'h'"
lrsyrs ShrfIra.i ir i-bHd Food az J.. W. Ca
fb. ,rfi,,f of trr 3 4. VI. train tom Montreal,
Vrr,rp.r- I.t,r. I.luI Pond 10 u at night ari
1rrIvrs nj SbrlIru.l, 90 cHnnroi with thc \. VI.
friil iur MUuirs1L
4. u. auI - T.. u.
ENrrr.. Tr-isftrnia leaves rorlhul iar D..
arI rrrI at eco \. VI.
nt go 4 ".
ENrurss lrr.- Ht Team HaNar irt'NH l'nA DIT
Portland 40 600 :. ".
IarI Tr,.bt Train have. Gugh1m Gr Port
rrH a'Gl5N. ",
rrr-s, uptr. have Portland q, =. : n. u,
urtl. arrival OF che 7l5 4. VI. taiu from
r.rfa.I no SHrih r1us, Stages l-r'v Iura'T'
Trrrsrt, arI -HfTr'1Ns iHr ll'uI-"H, bI'- loo
Nsfgrt.rH lowell rrl Ipr'rug
Ur che ARRIVAL of thr l.n 7. VI, lu.7 iI.H
U.rfH1H, no UNHrf's ruri, stage. have tl.y 'f
rra.E.r|. MONDAY. NrIrrat'1, 1Hd l.ril1, i1r Din.
Fr.T. Tursj1,, Thur..ay, lud >au1dI! Zoe Ar.H-
NTr.
-TTdr C.ug1r, viIi rrt o. rrTVausll|r .-r
Tll,.. Oh uB HrlHr1t ,Nrrr'ir- z % iH Nf.r-, rT.
r... r..-r bel given ana paid fr 10 tbr rate u. .If
.......... ..I = $40 r.sII..Htl yH'rr.
~.r. BIDDER, Celestial M'rs-.f-
q = 4. JDg~IE, Sup. I.rf. De-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-10

DIAN Stnss llayin, q little boy suh'rlng
greatly from toething, who c1uli not ust, and ai
ufrht. hy his ctiss, vuuil cot permit Any Il The
family to DO fo, | purrhl.DIa bottle II Soothing
~,nin. in order ~ trst the remedy; lud when
given Go che boy according io che dIfr,t1ns, ~
effect upon MIN vas lihr u,gici d. sDun went ~
.l,cr. ard all pain and u,uou.u0.f Disappeared,
We have bah uD trouble with him since; aui ih'
liulr fellow viii r,ss through with comfort, thc
,Ncruclt.rs process ~ terihIn-, hy che sole 300
1T Mr. Wu.lov'- Soothing syrup EycN
mother Who regards the hp1bh 1ud liis oi her
children. .haui p1sscss b..
Soldly &. ". ATwEIL, under tho United
state. Hotel. Portland, General Agrut ior Maine
Ai.l suII o., Druggists lui dealers Boz Nrfirinr ~.
,ryuhrrr. Soil h ANDREWS 4 BATES,
aud atJuUN UEE>SElvS ladIrs' Shoe store,
lnrIs llil.
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FEMALES
rEMNLE COMrLNINTs.

Of tb,.e ,rr PHotArsus UrrEI, or falling ~
fLe Womb. TtruI Atuts,u Nhi'si 'hi"N.
10 ISrtAuuArtus md ltCIHAri1N 80 fHf
W0vu. Iy,mrNrtt N ruuEiiADrt or 'rH..'
i.4. patSrrt, SrrrETssIp, anI IEHI"iiAf
NTSsrur,rtoN, &c., With al their ar..Hf'H'
ipg evil. (C1norr DcrrigdD n' maii7 h"" boo
y,rr or ~ how bong Standing.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS Boz f.r
sii, of N,v York unI other place., hrli1E ih'r.
srl,rs vithout u t,msy boz i1yrtrtatr 'ls's Hf IHH
above complaints. anl having du. rr-fri ~ Oh.
welfare Of thJir patients, have recommended flr
u.s Of tbl. medicine; a1I, sfirr NitnssfIu1 Dol
.aIilr, cdrrf.. lrr H1W mlu.FsiIHg thrI IIpr".
Ilti.1. me- un, ~ rHsHfliug tU % boo ihr.f treat
frut uf slI ih, d,.,sss. iur vbi,b Dc BEL Interested
Doe boo sHmr iu.flrrrs accepting il. a-rurF of lt
tp facilitate it. introduction lotto n'r' rrHrr1I usr
hy tb, laul'.,.
The iafuc1rr of thls competition nl1n ,hr f..
male constitution f. Ui i'r moot 'f,ni't hiuii ih.
rn..t delicate and feeble am,'ru.rl lave un irIur
i4 it.uss fr 900, I,u-fb Of uus Cos 90 contains rY
mHr,rrt, uHr BHy article which rIn prove in 'Hh
u.,, irrrr.u. ls.r- u1ir entirely 90 vegetable GA.
tf,rf.. ana prepared -n 1s tl tH. Utr r.ri.ari
ruriItl
TLr Moprs Orru,sut OF ih.. fsn.1,. BOZ idr
lur of this ,B.s OF tIfgrsT-, Is Through Nh. ".Ta
rfII srurum, nf th. system, with a I,.".HI de-
termination of thr l,mlIr organs.
ADDITIONAL PROOF ot thie tithr.I-.I
Irfug vutib, ~ thr confidence % OBJ, aUi..... ..
CDT~~TIl.. SAFE, AND CHEAP kIN.
EuY, will o.. f,upi Boo che pamphlet iH-rih'T 0Ift
,u.U.ffIBt observation tHuruiur Nh. pasture ."f
.,nrfum. 81 ihr diseases, 40 va'rh oh. attention
81 I4Ifr. aHd pnriitiuurfs b. respectfully iu1H.f.
TIIE INGREDIENTS, ls C,rnH.t III. l.eH
medical authority, t.r,rrurh'.fl rf' MI VIC
ITNUlE. lui arc u1f 1ssHrlIrI with HH' II'.
mIIuI5 tI lhr animal DrIH1mf.
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