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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
Governor Biglers proclamation recommending day of
thanksgiving the good people Of Pennsylvania win be
read with great pleasure by his hosts OF friends
WILLIAM BIGLER,
Governor of the Commonwealth.


FELLow-cTrzESs A sincere belief in the existence Of
God and just conception of His attributes lie at the ounda
ton Of true religion and civilized society The free decara-
ton Of this belief becomes a Christian people.
This Almighty and Bene6cent God has greatly blessed the
and her during the year that has
just closed.
An humble acknowledgment of His goodness and mercy,
and an open manifestation of gratitude to Him. is act of
homage eminenty becoming people so highly favored
The blessing of peace lie has bestowed upon Our
aons with all other States most amcab and the tu-
multi of internal strife has been heard in midst All
great of the people have been eHnenty
porous except only the agricultural which in parts of the
State, has suffered from the drought.
With the exception of few communities which claim our
sympathes the blessings Of health have prevailed Our in
situations of government have been pepeuated and civil
and religious liberty enjoyed by the people The of
education and Christianity has been advanced the arts and
sciences have progressed and the moral and physical cond
ton of the country been improved.
The deyastations of which sorely affecting
the people of Europethe desoations Of famine and the
ages of peseneehave been permitted invade
favored Commonwealth.
These manifold blessings the gift of God and to Him
most devou thanks should be offered Under the solemn
convictions Of duty therefore, and in conformity with the
wishes of many good citizens William Bger governor of
the Commonwealth of Pennsy ivania do hereby appoint
THURSDAY 23D NOVEMBER SExT,
day of general thanksgiving and praise throughout the
State and earnestly mpore the people that setting aside
all worldly pursuits that day they unite 10 offering thanks
to Almighty God for His past goodness and mercy and be-
seech Him for a continuance of His blessings
Given under my hand and the great the State
rsburg this twenyeghth day of October, in the year
of our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty four
and of the Commonwealth the seventy ninth.
BY the governor;
G. A. BLACK,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Der
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
III TlONOn Thursday, I'd shall sc al 10
O'Clock, the residence Mrs Davs Gadsbys Row
fenyvana the of lT
and large assortment OF furniture
Mahogany divsns, paror and rocking chairs
DO marble top centre, dinrg, other tables
Do .cottap ndotbsr beds
30 sideboards, dressing, and other bureaus
GIlt and mahogany frame looking glasses
MoEeen psror and chamber window curtains
Maple bedsteads, and wood chairs
Painted wardrobes washstands, and toilet
Feather beds and bedding
Bair and shuck
Fine ply and other carpets, and mating
a large lot OF passage aud floor ol-cioth
Girandoes, soar, and hail lamps
Fine gilt gas burners
China glass; erockery, ware
Cooking, air tight, and other
Win large of kitchen reausas
articles which we deem unnecessary
FERNS All sums under S5, cash S25, credit
ana our monhs for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
GREEN SCOTT,
oet2 Auctioneers
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SALES TO-DAY.



HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
~ al aueuoh Thursday morning. November 10 O'Clock
al the residence OF Mrs Gibbons
and Second streets, shah sell furniture and e
eets, comprising -
Superior rosewood piano foua
Pair OF handsome walnut So
as with aud parior chairs match - -
Elegant rosewood centre-tabe
Handsome reception chairs
Maroon damask curtains cornice,
Beautiful gilt mantsi ornaments,
Walnut wbanot, papier mache tables
Handsome tapestry, three ply, and ingram carpets
brussels stair carpet, mailing oicoh
Mahogany spring sofa, plush covered chairs
ZINE OAK extension dining table
Cane-seat oak dining chairs, buffers tray
Elegant French china dinner, service
silver plated casIors, glassware
superior English ivory handled
Fcf pia'ed spoons, forks, aud
superb IRON fng'-pot bedsead,
elegant blue damask ur -
Mahogany and walnut French bedseads
Handsome dressing bureaus, Wristbands
hest hair and hxsk mattresses
FINE funis wool mattresses, blankets
Bed and table <kneD window shades, &c.
Together With hTge and excellent kitchen irpi
~ $3.50
Terms and under, cash sum- credit of two and
tour months, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed hearing
JAS. G. McGUTH1D'
Oe' ga Aucto
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VKUSTEE's SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
lURE On Tuesday, the 3st instant shall cell
dencc declining O'Clock,
3c2, t3th New York between II
streets, by Of deed OF duly recorded
furniture, viz;
Walnut plush covered parior and arm chairs
DO do sofa and wha,not
Rosewood mafseop, and other tables
Large iron recumben and chairs
Elegant wood wardrobe and bedstead
DO do narbie-top bureau and wash ef.set
DO walnut wardrobe and bedstead
DO do marbe-fop bureau wash closet
Tapestry, Brussels, and passage carpets, rug
spring hair and sbuck mattresses nd shades
Wicker workatand cooking and other stoves, sc.
s25 cash over sa5 credits OF 60
and 30 days satisfactorily endorsed
NICHOLAS CALLAN
GREEN SCOTT,
Oc nd Auciionecrs.
@NtE sas. ps.,-a .F,,a FRIDAY, shs
GREEN SCOTT,
Oct lid Anctnns sFs,
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BosTos, Nov. Henry J. Gardner, esq the know-noth-
ing candidate for governor has addressed letter to Hon.
Charles Allen denying generally and in detail charges
made against him by Judge Allen in speech made by him
at the free-soil convention Worcester.
Mr. Gardner asserts that he has always been
for the repeal modification of the fugitive law and
was in favor Of fusion of the wings soilers
Is thought Gen Wilson win decline being the candidate
of the republican party for governor,
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by GREAs u scour. Auct,oneers.

DNISi5TRhT0R'S SALE, by ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
II Court, af furniture, byickaye TOOLS &c,
TUESDAY, the 7th inst shall sell 10 O'Clock
obe Oba1 Court the effects Ednonston
his residences
between 5h and 5h morrill,
ment OF nearly furniture,
Mahogany sofis chairs, card and other tables
Do bureaus, eseat and other chairs
Glrandoles, china glass; crockery, aud stone
Fine feather beds, bedding, bedseadr and mattress
PaIior, chEmber, and stair carpets and ocoth
Cooking aud other
With good assortmen, OF kitchen requisites,
sls1 a io OF kIayers' implements, viz
fine ladders, whccibarrow, brick hnGs.
many other which unnecessary to emu
Terms: All OF SOS, cash S25 credit 30
days, for notes satisfactorily enaored bearing interest
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Nov2-d AucIoneers.
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IEsANCEKY SALE valuable improved Real
" Estate Pennsylvania avenueBy of The
circuit the District of Columbia Washington county,
wherein " iiam =. Laurie
panan James G. Hall Lizzie Dele
will sell pubic auction the premises, Wednesday
November i5th al O'Clock, that ground
No 26 fronting the south side Of Pennsylvania
anu described ioiows Beginning
line OF said about 1873 inches the northwest
said and thence with the line o said
wrsWardy % then, ud right
wdy about li9 -. inches alley about five width
tsn, viii, line said alley inches
wa lilo iee inches 90 the place Of beginning together with
which
aud bulldog
directly opposite Wizards Hotel
Terms Of Onethird of the purchase paid
81 the residue
Twelve and eighteen months thereafter with
suie which deferred
purchaser the property
until ae fan of purchase money
cation Of the sale. A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Oct l9--cods
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By GREEN x SCOTT, Auctionsers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania
avenue, between I'd and Sd streets, Monday,
the 9th November, will offer
OF The premises Of lot No No H.
rom on avenue Of III feet nches running back 10
eet 10 5iee paved alley, and yard with tho
mens which good brick house, back building
Terms; One curih cash balance H. l aud "a months
ho interest deed and deed Of
trust akea, file ndisputabe
The property Streets
near the old railroad depot the business Of Pennsva
hia avenue. GREEN SCOTT
Nov Id Aucu0neers.
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ny }. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,onoer.

NUS lEts sAIEBy virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
ule VIA Of June 1855, recorded LibeT
f9, 4s 49 OF the land
offered Tor sale the premises Thursday afternoon
he z al O'Clock, all that lot No
belonging 10 the United States containing feet
=. b. ELLIOTT, Trustee.
JAS. @. Mcguire,
oct1'--eodAds Aucuoneer.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. IAN immense ooneourse OF people as
sembed at the Herring Run Course this morning to witness
the race between Felix William McDonads hose) and
(r james Corderays nag Among the spectators on the
ground Senator Pratt very large amount of money
changed hands Felix the winner Time first heat 2
minutes As seconds; second heat minutes Al seconds
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oAhLNSfoN, Nov THE fever continues 10 abate in
thS city as wei As In Savannah from which latter city we
have information TO this effect to 8, p m d Yesterday
We are yet without definite information concerning the al
egea loss oil The Isabel Vessels however, have already
been despatched for her relief from this CITY
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NEW YoRK Nov. live thousand barrels Of -four were
sold this morning yesterdays prices Wheat is on the
cline, $4,000 bushels Of sold-nixed SO "a cents
The cotton market dull and the market depressed
BALTIMORE, Nov. Howard street -four IS so City
Mills SIS 25 10000 bushels wheat sold Yesterdays prices
Il 900 bushels have changed hands this orninewhe
at ~ a IS cents, and yellow at Is a &c cents
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From Neto York.

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-The royal mail steamer Africa sailed
at noon to-day for Liverpool She took eghy-one pas
sengers and 1926, 900 in specie.
The oyer-draft ofsOo0oo in our city banks wa,
principally settled yesterday.
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BUFFALO IN Y.,) Nov. LA report has reached here
10 the effect that aumee city Ohio, has been almost entire
ly destroyed by fire.
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NEw ORLEANs, Nov. This evening the fever continues
on the decrease though far the abatement regret to
say, has been but slight
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PoLuoAL rRouBLEs-Tweny Of the members Just one
half Of the late whg convention Of Hudson county n j.
have pat forth statement charging the Other >s.p p
IA ,i,ir6ifncss IN the proceedings
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The Lo.s of ths 81. Niehoi
Massachusetts Politics.

LOUISVILLE, (Ky) Nov 1.-THE estimated loss by the
sinking Of the st. Nicholas is at least $50 0OO
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American Organ.

u HE "AMERICAN ORGAN,' a paper devoted
yocacy of aaeeamericdn doctrines, will daily the
thirteenth and weekly the twentieth of November.
Agents holding subscription lists and others wishing take the
will subscriptions earliest
possible wishing agents will make appca
and send evidence competency the undersigned
Subscription to the daily Organ
Do do weekly do.
r. 8. EVANS,
Agent, Washington city.
H.
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American Artists Union.


E American Artists Union would respectfully
citizens of the United the Canadas
a
aud with of enabling every family possessed
gallery of engavings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
they have dcemned
cngravngs and thus only give
artists and others among
works of engayings
$50 900 Of which geld,
ch purchaser OF engraving therefore, receives
only richly money,
entities him OF the when they distributed.
For five dollars highly finished ngravng,
five tickets will
did selected catalogue
mail
copy catalogue, together a specimen The
engravipgs, be the office paper.
each dollar
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The committee, believing great national
undertaking will be materially energy
intelligent and agents,
with the liberal
Any person wishing TO become agent by sending pospad 81
will engraving
prospectas catalogue and al ohrr information.
On the hnal completion of thc gifts will be
hands
of which will be throughout the United States
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EoR KENrA large commodous three-story brick hon.,
with back buildings, 18th street, three of
building he aud l7h auects.
The house will be repaired to suit the tenant.
CHI. II. WINDER
Oct 29-dGt Corner of 18th and q streets
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In the press, and shortly viii be Published,

y ECOLLECTiONs OF THE LIFE OF JOHN BIEN5, twenty
IL in Europe and ytwo in the United States;
ten by himself with anecdotes political historical and msceIane
In one Volume hound and eeed with portrait OF the wr
Price 81 So
Ihave long my capa
by rendered fearful should be able worhy
the time advances however insufficient
40 longer giving to the world memoirs but
recoiectiun.3 MENEVAL,
subscriptions received Office, writer
No 3G south Sixth street, philadelphia, Copyright securely
Nov 2--3td
OTA subscription book, which several letters
Ii envelope The finder will confer (and receive
pensacnl in leaving at NM Wyas opposite Browns Hotel
at this Office.
Nov 2-sh
NV HOOKS "A good collection OF law books,
IL be found the bookstore undersigned prices
which
purchased in New York Philadelphia
N0v2 FRANCK TAYLOR
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LAsr EXHIBITIONS IL oppFELLows HALt.-This evening
at o'clock and o'clock viii be the last exhibitions OF Nor
CAMS renowned paintings with the concert by Miss Ellen
Sophia Emmons The management, the paintings and the
concert have the highest encomums Of Washington
public and leave behind unmistakabe marks Of
MELAscHoLY SUICIDE YouSG LADY.--A correspond
ent Of the Albany Transcript writing itsown New
York, under date Of October 2s, says:
young lady daughter Of Elisha Haley Of this vii
age committed suicide Sunday night last under the
following circumstances On the night referred to- she told
several OF her female acquaintance and operatives in the
same factory in which she employed that she intended
commit suicide that night and exacted promise from
them that they would speak Of to any one until the
next morning The young ladies TO CRAFTY her whm,
they supposed her threats of sedesructon TO be- prom
sed not to dvulge The next morning Miss H. was found
in toe creek near the mill She had entered the MILL tied
sun bonnet around her head and face and jumped out Of
the secondsory window into the creek which contained
about three feet Of water The which she assigned
Tor this rash act that her mother beat her and she
was determined that she should do IL again.
PunLfc DINNER TO SENATOR DoUeLAs CHIcAGo.-The
honorable senator is to have public dinner Al Chicago
early next month "a. =.
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AN NoltChrhe undersigned will attend
IL Supreme Court u the United States ?. PHILLIPS.
NNnI l. hlrlif
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Three DAYS More OF the DeIugc.

intended ball in Odd Fellows Hall postponed Morgan
Mirr?r Of Creation and DeInge will till Thursday Ex
hbion each evening TX O'Clock, Thursday
O'Clock, Admission %
-
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DIED,

IN this city of typhoid fever, THOMAS BOOTH ROBERTS,
the flh year OF his
His remains taken to Philadelphia, and 2eh
ulimo, in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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A CAMPAIGN on THE RHNEThe English papers say that
The idea that we are destined to have campaign this win
ter on the Rhinehat is against Prussia-is becoming
more general and more credited every day some of the
highest political circles.
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HE okMEAThe total population of the Crimea is abou
10000 Sebastopol contains population of Al, 1876.
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GOOD DAYS woRK.-Ten hands belonging to Mr.. Yes
tor of Morehouse parish louisiana picked $500 pounds
Of cotton the 9th day of September last averaging $40
to the hand
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C9MAG RAcK.-That magnificent humbug Mons. Jul
lien, will return to this country next summer
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TRooPs Fon TEXAs-Two hundred and seyeny-six sailed
from New York yesterday for Rio Brazos and viii be APP
portoned among the first artillery, fourth artillery and
fifth Infantry now in Texas
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GOING BAoK.-Grs and Mario, it is now said will APP
pear only twelve times New York previous to their
return to Europe whittier they go in December They are
to perform in Paris
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BOSTON FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANKThis institution start
ed IN May last has now deposie 100000 from
o55o depositos In consequence Of this success the d.
ecors have just resolved to increase the rate Of interest
allowed depositos from four FIVE per cent per annum
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AN ADAMSrINE-Wh hat place for 'adamantinesr Yer
mont must be- for live toad in torpid was recent
~ dug out OF hard pan at Rutland, Vermont IF
teen feet below the surface where he have eposed for
centuries.
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Conference.-The Ohio and Indiana railroad finished
It's entire length from crestine to Fort Wayne satur
day last
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TIE BATTLE OLE TILE ALMA.

Der. Is, 1854.
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PAERIcrDE sENrEscEp>Tha Allegan (lich.) Record
says that Saturday last r. Clements found guilty
Of the wlfu murder of his father the I'd day of March,
in the town Of Heath, in Alegan county and sem
fenced to the State prison for life There no capital
punishment in that State
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MORE ABOUT oYsTERsSeveral of the most respectable
physicians of Philadelphia have given their testimony,
through the journals of that city in favor of the whole
someness of the oysters of this years "cropH
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q EN- Err AL N f. w y.

THE MESSING BOATS oF THE ARcrro-wA Geographic de-
pateh from Boston says 1.-THE brig Margaret arrived here
to-day from ST. John F. which port she left on the
2Oh and reports that all the vessels in search of the
missing boats of the steamer Arctic had returned to that
port without tidngsr
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by GREEN & SCOTT. A.cs.on.sr..

Oct a7eodAds
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GETTING cAREFUL-A New York letter-writer says
The recent ogs with their attendant accidents to the
ferry boats have had one good eecthe supplying all
the Brooklyn and Jersey boats with steam fog whistles
Their be heard for miles
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cLosEp AT LAsr-The New York Crystal Palace closed
last evening.
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NyAHNEsTOCK,s YERMIFuGE.-EErEnr.

quail REMEDY FOR woRAsThe lessons Of experience
reliable and sought after the
the following the voluntary testimony Of worthy and well knowo
relative his experience of the efficacy B. A Fane
locks celebrated Yermuge during practice Of twenty
= GRENADA, MISS. May %, 1883,
backward giving but in the present instance
ider humanity that have
tce of medicine for have with
remedy efeetua for Yerrnge In adults
cases of fsver tmes II off caoel taken the
vous and oitsn find bilious and follow.
no other Veruge practice, desire better.
Respectfully, W. NJ HAWKINS NJ D.
M Sold, Wholesale and Retail all the
Country Merchants throughout United
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tnteftor subordinate Lodges.
DIG sUTo No. 7, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening,
sr Mars No. 20. meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening.
NElrH No. q, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening.
On. LANDRY No 25, meets at opelousas, satsr-
day evening,
gLRroS No. ~, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
efsning
cAnRoLI No; 80, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening M
TnNHr No, 80, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening 80
EreausroR No. "a, meets at Thibodaux, Satur-
day evening.
NEW IBERIA No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
lay evening
PaAmIE No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening,
Monday evening,
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TAR. WATsON's oARD.-Iwill use no other

~ arin the advertisement han what
BY Of practice have bee hoss
called Syphi For nearly fifteen years.
sole those there e the only merit that
and know them than they That's
and which has ventued contradict
S1MCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, SORE
THR0ATS just familiar
Of daily observation; which without vanity
other merit than that oferperence.
effect
those longer DURATION without submitting patient such
Of treatment will draw upon him
obge him neglect his ar, whether
need not be altered There
ooudsuppy but
secrecy, vhiehI always inviolably preserve.
qualifications which think
athed that eputaon ia alread
Constant morning
W. WATSON, NJ. D.
d29 81, No Custom street
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4 IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-

a. GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
testimony from Missouri in favor HOOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
TIERS prepared by Dr. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia acknowledged
all respectable dealers be the eectua
for the cure of the above named diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
W. ADAMS Publisher of the Weston No.. H. 1851
said last able
stand at the
your German stter which entirely cured have used two
been sick for % tmc he has also been cured by believe
them to be superior any nledicine on use."
O. HENDERSON, Gaogow Mo-. August 1885, said "Your
Btters beginning here bottle
ago. and has the selling about botea
4 HARDING ST. Joseph, Mo, June 81 1851, said Your
medicine doubt the people
70 know them have had them but hours
haye sold bottles Please another lot
Dr. F. A. HEtTZ Paris No. March 1883 aRid Your Bters
have given better satisfaction, In all the where they
used than other medicine with which acquainted.h
az They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE and prostrae the
system. 2'
II For sale by respectable dsain Medicine
J. WRIGHT d Co, New Orleans,
auufd Whn,ca ola a.rSs