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~DR TYLE8'S COMPOUNDA
SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS, AND

Gu N > Z VI I y 4.
FEfHIS palstahle ssfa, aTi speedy cure patent
I ed in 1887, anu by its astonishing efficacy and
the recommendation of Thousands annually cured,
L has gradually sread its reputation ovar nearly
tha whole Uui9n. The bottles have lately been en-
larged vitBout additional coEt, and such improve
nents rads in its rnanufac.ure as the progress of
uce1ieel science has found TO be beneficial
SCld IN Baltimore by J. BALMER, corner of Balti-
more ard High streets, and BROWN Bros, Liberty
street; Tashiagtcn by PATTERSON l. MARIN; Alex-
sndr.. hy Il PEE; Georgetown by Mr.. ClssEL; Ia
gcrstewn by .ir. AusHIsBAU5H; Frederick, r. JOHN
SION; Petersburg, Mr.. RnsEars; Pittsburg Filming
BEos; Cincinnati, g. II. MEAKINas; Louisville, BELL
L RssEssov, ana By respectable Druggists every
where.
Ire e.rue composition can be had in CANDY form.
Ask fof Tyln-'s Gum Arabic Cough Drops; they act
Ike .har.n on troublesome cough, and clear the
threat cod voice. Price Of the above, 1914 25 and
go csrts-
ian Sit
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PLOUGIIS-PLOUGHS.

~ The subscriber is now man.
N~H1 uiacturing at the corner OF
RN->, 18th and streets, in this city,
an Iron Plough, which was
patented in October last, called " Hurburts Patent
Convex Mould Board Plonsh, where he is pre-.
pared to supply dealers and farmers reasonable
terms. He will also dispose Of the patent right to
manufacture sai' ploughs for counties or States.
During the shl 1T period since the patent was is
sued, it has superseded all other descriptions of
pioughs, whore they have been brought into compe-
6tion.
Orders respectfully solicited.
ap 21-tf w. A. CAMERON.
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,
Llovd's Hotel, Baltimore, Md

IN UIICE IV LIE :
IN TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
GA At this Hotel, opposite the Philadel ss.'a1
s1E Phia Depot, on PRESIDENT STREET, .",s
sZ2 baltimore, Nd, passengers get their&.iL
BREAKFAST, DINNER, and SUP
PER, ON the arrival Of the Cars. If wishing to
remain over night, they can be accommodated with
single and double Rooms.
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE cts.
per day. jan 31-6m
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! DYsPEPsIA:l q

CMITHs DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for the cure Of
~ Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Flstuience, TORPID
Liver, and all diseases arising from arrangement Of
the digestive organs, is presented to the public as
certain cure Tor the above diseases. 1t Is entirely
free from any deleterious substances and is Of an
exceedingly agreeable flavor. The highest testimo-
nials accompany each bottle. For sale by 2. D;
GILM AN, Pennsylvania avenue, and ct BROWNS
HOTEL. Wholesale and retail, 18 and 20 South 18th
street: Philsdelnhts7 BY the prOrristor, Dr. WIN: q
SMITH ga. epr l-61S
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TA number of Sout!- !-egA >,natorS are
said to have declared ths hey would
oppose any treaty for the settlement OF
the Fishery question, or for the establish
ment Of reciprocal trade with oanaoa,
unless it shall contain a clause lot Inc
surrender of fugitive slaves.
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W. RrsRs Il GAsHIE Ed. BKTFE.
Eir.t Premium Grand aA0 Square
PlaHos. .. GtGr
e-...z HNABE, GAEHLE CO., r,anufsctur-
FFBJ5Iers, Nos. (, 8, 3, y, anc II, butaw stfeet,
Baltimore. X. i q. would respectfully saii pupnc
s.tention to the great variety OF the:r lkoN fhAMs
PIANOS, constantly finLhLg. Whreh for dui aolnty,
aecasy Of touch brill2ncy OF tone they oeseve are
tou " the 4rs. prersiurn awarded them by the Ma
eyend Institute in 1913 and lS4 they h.|erecetved
the highest encomiums Of the most eminent artists
who used these Instruments for their Concerts Al
of eur first class Pr fsssors and Arletsrs In the
c.:J, who hsTe highly rscomrlendsi them.
xS- PI s.rS HIaEu &c l4-ly.
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ksH YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
fgoE THE HOUSE OF WM a. MCDONALD,
1O2 Nassau Street, corner of Ann
THE
WEST POINT HOTEL

nN the United States Grounds at West Point is
~ now open fo- the reception of guests A new
Dock has been built by the Government, efo.diog
II eonvenisnt snling for the steam boat.
Stesm Ferries plying between Cold Spripg .,5
West Polnt' aud also between Garrison's Depot and
West Psint, have been established to meet ever
tram OF passenger cars on the Hudson River Rail
ro1d. ~
fhe last and elegant steamboat Aida leaves n
1ork daily at O'Clock =. In at the foot of Robin
son street landiag h.r passengers a. the Point in
uue 10 witness the evening parade of the Cadets
and returns 10 the city at Q O'Clock s-m
othsr steamboat communications will be frequent
during the day.
Ine Hotel has been freshly painted and renoya-
TO accommodate his friends ami the pub .
js 15-tf . - por
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DUMP MAKING and

DUMP MAKING and
WE'LL DIGGING.
. MY pump making establishment remaining at the
old stand am heretofore prepared to execute all
work of the sort ct the shortest notice, best manner
and at the cheapest rates.
Wa. TUCKER,
Corner 10th street southland Maryland ave.
ap 2l-2m -'a-- H
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MURPHY,S NEW DEPOT

~ MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT
opposite the Camden street
JA4U Station, Baltimore, Md.-Citizens OF
~ Washington and the District will find
convenient accommodations when they visit the City
Of Monuments. LADIES REFRESHMENTS AND
ICE CREAM SALOON. ap7-3mA
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CLOCKS. WATCHES. & JEWELRy.

7 HAVE just received very large assortment of
L Clocks, Watches, ard Jewelry, which will be
sold cheap for cash, or good paper at short dates.
Also, Clock Materials of every kind, such Cords
Springs, Hands, Keys, &c.
Also, Clocks, Watches, and JeWelry, at Wholesale
retail.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. s# ... J. ROBINSON,
Penna. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
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PIANOS AED MUSIC.

PIANOS AED MUSIC.
.s<s.~1 The undersigned desires to .s.s
= all the attention of purcha- assll
3 "a IS GERS to his stock Of PIANOS,
= v Sconsi5ting of6, 6l2, 634, and s4Ea1aS
T-oc.eyes, with or without metallic france. These
piano are remarkable for great power Of tone, from
The lowest TO the highest notes, with elastic and
ras.iy touch, being suited to any performers MU-
sic for rianos, and all other Musical Instruments
eoost antly on hand and received soon publish
q. Tho trade supplied oa liberal terms.
JAS. L. BOS ELL,
No. 2c3 Baltimore st-set, Baltiinors, Md.
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O. ESs CEAHBERLAIN'S CONNER.
Gial l;OlleRe.

cial college.
No. 127, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
uE ostensihe object OF this institution IL 20 place
in TIE reach of il iividuas proper facilities for
obtaining thorough and practical mercantile edu
cation. young can here obtain 8 more cor
rect knowledge OF general business matters in few
weeks than csl be acc uirei in man. ycarsin any
0us counting house.
The course of study embraces d0uble-entry book
keeping, and its edsptation TO various departments
CT commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taught sccoTding to the most approved Methods
Practical PenE,snsbip, combining rapidty of execu-
ton with beauty of construction. Lectures upon
mercantile Law, upon various important mercantile
subjects, beside many other points necessary for
book-keeper or business C,an to understand. Time
necessary for student to complete the course varies
from FIVE to eight weeks. There being no vac 4tion
applicants enter at any time and attend both
day and evening. Examinations are held at stated
periods, and diplomas awarded 70 those who gradu
ste. Eor ter;as, &c, write and have circular for
warded by mail. feb 4-ly
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GAS FIXTURES.

fENHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
/ the public that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising Of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that they now prepared to sell
at the lowest rates. Persons in want of Gas fixtures
will please call and examine they will lao doubt
find it to their interest. a ...r
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gas-tu'
bing at the usual rates
dee lS-tf JW THOMPSON K BROTHER.
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IRON RAILINGs & WIRE FAlM FENCE.
IRON RAILIEGS Of wrought ma cast non, and
wire for City and Cemetery Lots, and Tor Balco-
MES and Verandahs.
The public are invited to examine the samples, OF
which there are many beautiful patterns in the
the Ware-rooms. --I-'- % '-
All orders promptly exscxted:
Farm Fence Of Wire, Wickersham's patent, 81 IS
per rod, including the posts: z,>,s
Ornamental Iron Warehouse,
e Pa. avenue, between Sd and 411 streets.
up 29-tf q '''
T AIDES AND GENTS GLOVES of every variety
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SEA BAT HING.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.

CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
a. This new and popular eitablishunent is now
AIopen for the reception Of visitors.
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage he has
- largely received begs to assure his friends ard
tne pubic that the HOTEL In every department.
VIII De Kept IN style superior to any previous sea
son Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms
.asiers celebrated orchestra has been engaged ex-
clusively for this house and MAN. orfer sTrsnra
Iaents have been made tending 20 the increase a
onfort aud enjoyment Of the cue,ts.
Application for rooms may be made by address
Tue proprietor ct Cape Island, to the subscr;.
oer l.. HARDWOOD,
No. IL South 2d street, PHILADELPHIA
N.B-Extensi7e stab!ing On the premises
ie lo-3m
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CASH FOB NEGROES

CASH FOB NEGROES.
WYE wish to purchase Immediately large mum.
w ber OF likely YOUNG NEGROES, for tAe New
Orleans market, for which We will pay the highest
cah prices. ALI persons having Slaves for sals viii
find it TO their advantage by calling on US, at our
ofnce, No. IL Camden street, Baltimore, Nd former
ly occupied by j. :. Donovan. Liberal commissions
pa;i for information. AL ommunicstloas prompt
iy attended to.
jan 2f-1Y ]. II. WILSON g. II. DUKE.
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TRY-TRY-TRY
NANN0N'S VEGETABLE or BLOOD-l URIFYING
~ BITTERS. ~ Ask for the bot: 70 with the
Portrait of the Inventor and PrOprieto and take
none other, 30 ''' WM. M. Can NON,
oi a g. rzerz eal T. Waship ston, DC.
To whom all orders should be addressed tor Agencies
&c. -t.-- a." N fsb I5-eotf
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TIE EVENING STAR
rs PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
(EICKPT sunday

lkACkPT sUNDAf,l
~ tss St1T OGc,, street, l2tA n1grly ogfo
Tlsr re Frring Hotel,
BT WALLACH HOPS.
To subscrihersin The cities OF Washington, George
town, Alexandria, Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA, a
90 i2 per annum, payable-sIY CENTs-week
= ufe AseEts' To mail subscribers the sub
scriPuon price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
ChNLS year in adrGnce, TWO DOLLARS for
siA MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR for THREE
AoNIHs. SINGLE COPIES ONE cxSr.
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VIOLINS.-Just received at the Music Depot
Y q large invoice of fine FRENCH italian, and I'm
itations of old Masters together with large assort
ment of low priced German Instruments.
splef HHILsgs HITz
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tflc0itints.
DRUGS X MEDICINES,
PAINTS 3 Rpyr srurrs.

OF EVERY VARIETY, SHADE 4 QUALITY.
sale by u. o TYLER, ~ his drug store IN Moutpe
het Also Camphene and Burnitg Fluid, n all Kinds
OF Groceries, fot sale by ~. ~. TI'EER.
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WINTERING STOCK.

Most oil the profit OF rearing cat
tie depends upon the manor of
Keeping them through the winter
II they are suffered to lose flesh
during the cold season, and turn out
to pasture spring poor" it takes a
long time to regain what they have
lost. With the best quality of ear
iy cut, and well made English hay,
with regular and judicious feeding,
and comfortable quarters, a stock of
cattle, from the Oldest to the Young
est, may be made to thrive all win
ter, TO gain size and flesh with a
small allowance of meal, potatoes,
Iurnlps or other roots, they would
do still better.
Our horses, cattle, and sheep,
were originally constituted to sub
sist the year round, on green and
succulent food.
ny domestication, they have been
gradually introduced from a warm,
to The cold climate of the north,
where as with us, they generally
nave to be fed on dry forage for SIX
months or more, every year. This,
IN some degree, is placing them in
an unnatural condition, aud it seems
to us, II is strong argument in ia
vor OF a more extensive root culture
among ms for feeding purposes.
Most farmers have more or less
coarse fodder, such as poor hay, corn
fodder, straw, &c. And many com
mence feeding their cattle exclusive
ly on these the first part of the win
ter, or till il is used up, and seem
to think it is "good radiance of
bao rubbish" Cattle and sheep,
doubtless, like change OF food as
well as man, and when kept in good
condition they seem to relish fod =
derlng of meadow hay, corn fodder,
or straw occasionally; but if fed
entirely on such fodder the first half
OF the winter, they lose flesh, and
will come out in the spring in poor
condition. in spite of English hay.
Corn fodder is as nutritious
as common stack hay, when
fed in connection with ii, but
to compel cattle TO live on such fare
for weeks together, is, as some one
has said, absolutely cruel, as ii
makes their teeth sore when fed for
length of time" A better way
is, 10 give cattle one foddering a day
of corn butts, aud if they have a
pretty stout allowance given them
the last feeding at night, they will
eat it nearly clean before morning
at least, what they reject, viii
hardly pay for passing through the
straw-cutter. Cattle, to do well,
must have drink as well as food .
and free use Of card aud brush
adds to their good looks Granite
Farmer,
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FAIRs.-Much OF the benefits
which might be secured TO the farm
ing interest, by Annual Fairs is lost
by the neglect Of awarding commit
tees 10 give interesting and well
written reports. The following re-
port on Horses, at the Caledonia
County Fair, last year, is a good one,
and may serve as model for award
ing committees, generally
RspoRr ON HoRsEs.-Your com
miitee are happy 10 sec evinced that
increasing attention To the good
breeding and well rearing of horses,
which is elsewhere through the coun-
try so apparent, and which remun
eratiye prices so Justly warrant.
We have examined with grea, sat
isfaction large entry of stations,
brood mares with their foals ,geldings
and fillIes, that we believe will bear
comparison with those presented at
my county fair in our horsc-iamous
/ State.
You have, gentlemen, only 10 obey
natural laws, to produce 10 perfection
an animal which has no superior -
Caledonia county is celebrated for
good horses, as you can testify from
the many calls from strangers you
have had to see your marketable
horses the season past One Of
your committees was called upon the
present season, bv friend, vino had
come $50 miles solely TO get look
at the Morrill, horse and it was with
perfect sincerity, after seeing him in
action, that he pronounced aim the
most powerful tallon he bad ever
seen ; ana his was an opinion in
horse-ilesh second to none within his
knowledge. He had seen and
known many high-prced horses,
Messengers and Hamteionians, yet
this Morgan excelled them all.
An old writer says" A perfect
horse should have the breast broad, -
The hips round-and the name long !;
the countenance fierce like Iona
nose like "A sheep--ihe head, legs
and skin of a dcer-,he throat and
neck Of a wolf-and the ear and tail
of fox"
We may not assent to these as oil
Indispensable characteristics, but in
revolving The description in our own
mind, we can see nearly every one
of them in the form, figure, and
bearing of our matchless Morgan
race of horses.
Nothing is wanting but care in
giving The right direction 10 causes,
TO produce the first race OF horses in
your county that can be raised any
where. You have the warm hill
side, covered with succulent grasses,
the richer valley, with its golden
grain, and have only to add to the
primitive cause, choice slrcs, with
equally choice dams-good keeping
and good shelter in winter, to bring
yearly, pride TO your hearts as farm
ers, aud gain TO your pockets, as
good husbandmen.
Gro. A. MERRILL, Chairman.
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Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, n, \. cstu, leJJ.
Fof abeut eight years have been severely aillici ed
win the Asthma tutthc last two yeas have suffer
beyond uli ny powers OF description months OF n
time have not heeh able TO sleep 10 bed. getting
what est could sitting in my chair. Ny diiicul OF
breathing, and mN suiicrngs wrte great Tunes,
hout would be my last Dung the last years
have bud the nid and attendance OF ct he nust
celebrated Physicians, bur have received pcftna-
nont beuent und bot ittle relief. length had The
good fortune lo pfreufe d. Curis's us scGna ln-
huhng ilygcun NApoi and rhetty syrup. At tho time
I ftst uItainrd o., | suffering under one Of NY
most violent taek. and vas In sreat distress aimast
sufucaus for waut ul breath In les than tcu min-
ute- from tho ttiur applied the lhhaict 10 O., SION
uch aud took teHspooniul Of the Cncuy sylup was
foustei 30 ii great measure from the aiinculiy ul
rcuthtne mod had comfortable uight. have SINCE
continued % wilh the greatest possible benefit, and
an unw comparatively we'll. tod ouiy knows the
Amount OF suhenrg this noe icioe hls relieved me
from. Ny advice io the suffering IT, 1HY ".
MARGARET IASTuN.
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A Farmers Rice Pudding

A Farmers Rice Pudding
This pudding is made without eggs.
Wash half a pint Of rice through two
cold waters, and drain it well. Stir
II raw into a quart oi rich milk, or
OF cream and milk mixed, adding a
quarter Of pound of brown sugar
and table spoonful Of powdered
cinnamon. Put in deep pan. and
bake II TWO hours or more. When
done, the rice will be perfectly soft,
which you may ascertain by dipping
a tea spoon into the edge Of the
pudding and taking out a little to try
Eat il cold.
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1kEgIEMREEs.

lie who places hinsel nudef Nr. KtNKFTINis
treame of may elgousiy rondo in be houof az s,n-
ueman, and RELY upon The uTtce, thht The sectrts
Of nr. k's patients viii never De- disclofsd
fo, ong man--iet no false modtsts dsiot you from
max 'ng cnss known TO nne who. from eiueaiion
and ruspectshiliiy, cph certainly heffiend Won.
Too many think they wil csncoait secret In ihsr
own hearts. and cure The riroa. Alas how often
this htal dclusiun aud how many promising ,.uug
man, who ght hnse bteh ~ tuctets has
faded IRON tbs earth
Structures of tho nreihra fapid, removed by the
application Of new fhoTupeuticni arcnt used onlr hy
Dr. X sakarss and e0Hstifuh onsi dtBiitg promptly
ID FfIIe
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tflc0irincs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND +!

To he Citizens Of he Usiied Stries,--
most hnmbly and sincerely ihunk you Tor the
immense patronage which YOU have bestowed upon M
RUS take this opp iuuity Of stating III = my An
cesors were all American Citizens and that entei.
tam for all that con"erns America and the Amercans
the mo', lively sympaihies, so much that oirina-
Is compounded tho Pills expressly suit YOU 81 mate
habits constitutions, aud manner Of hsing intending
10 establish myself among you, which have new done
by tskiog premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
g, C,raer Of i'm and NASSAU strait. Af,o Io,6.
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Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

'NiE SUBSCRIBER, desiruus OF engaging IN rural
pursuits Tor the hsne IL of has hi Alth offers ioi
sale the iooSing Toal estate 10 the viligo Of Mont
pelicr and vicinity:
His residence ca state-stfect near the Court
u"u-e. Two dweiling houses, two stoiics and base
ment 10 O. ch, 90 Hgh-stIeet near The state House
well aud newly finished. One dwelling house, stony
aud half high, pleasantly ioestod Oh the bend o. the
river at the lower part of siatestreet. Two bull ling
lots on Hubbard-slIeet, leading to Barre. Seven 81
eight building lots, overlooking the village, MuiE-
street ThTt,six acres fekcellen; land, prDcipaly
covered with valuable live timber on the Berlin side
OF tho village mil pond Also, valuable water priv.
lieFe and saw riil, With Two acres OF good and an.
nesodone Of the bost water powers on The Wnoosk Hi
River, three niles tom the R1ifoad Depot in Mont
peler, and level made good horse road esdns To
Danvilo. All or eny part of tire above property will
be Sold easonabe terms, nd on cradi II desired
L. 7. WALTON.
Montpelier. Ian. 24.ls55, 81
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HHA RHes tor The PromuigatioH Of Life jusf from tke
Press.
letter wnh remittance Of 25 cents. or the valua
10 post stamps, addressed to--Df KINKELIN, Pbila
delphia, Pa will secure copy of either Of he above
books by return of mail 70 copies will be sent
OF postage fDT a. Booksellers. CanvasseSs, Traseh
log Agents. &C. supplied ~holesule at the publishers
prices, which admit of a large mott
9cr al i,uers must be post paid. 7s.lyr
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The citizens Of the Union suffer much from, lts-
orders OF the Liver ord stomach. scactiy my free
from the influence Of thesr destrnciive hence
le wears lat The tar sen, perhaps the most hand
some 20 the World, up TO contain prfiad Whcn. dis
uesstns tosy, m1ny loose iheir teeth nnI good took
while yet boo She heyda, OF life, such sad evils NAV he
chec'hall rcmedrd by continually keepirg TOE blood
pure, and the Liver and stomach O. healthr aciion
when hic VIII n'w smoohy, and tefephlo plants boz O.
coneenal cline, where an eternal s,tins upntnfs to
reign A. ~ regards the preservation of tho luman
flme, uud iee duration ct lire, much may o effected
aud shy tealessly, that health anh iir can be plolon
ed for many yeats beyond their osiuaiy tuts. g iii-
lnuta'- t-fs s.t-- fatify inc blood according
TO the ule uil down Tor heHt contained iu the dree-
tions which accompany each box
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Pens Pencils lnkstln,is. Ladies' and Schoui,
Travelling lnkstan j., Quills, Saud, nd Busrs,
Waiers-white, tfanspafentau reds Letter stamps,
lndelibc luk, Eiasres, Seniing Wax,
Indies Mole and Letter Paper, ruled and unruied,
Gilt and plain Envelopes 10 match some eNitaf
Pen Knives, Wofpi Boxes. PORT r. hos Port Monies,
Gard Cases, Cards Of all kinds, Visiting Hnd Came
Wedding Caids and Cake B0ses,
Bristol buard--ill szes and thicknesses,
drawing Papcrs-ftom Cap To- Super ROYAL.
Ronnct Board. straw Bnntd FINDERS Junk Board,
Gilt Surficed and Marhled Paper.
large lot Of the best Nv ~ In Quart Pint 4oz aud
school Boules, Writing Beoks. Slsies o. allsi
trs-Wel1 made.