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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

The Richmond Wing refers to statsement
made by certain papers at the North, that profess
10 speak by authority, which assert "that the
President To induce Reeder to resign the Gov
ernorship of Kansas, offered to make him Minis
Ter 10 Chino; and this offer being declined, pro-
posed to give the paee of En- bassador TO Eng
land. Reeder agreed 10 this last proposition, ON
condition TINT the President would agree to the
publication of the correspondence relating to it.,
in the Washington papers. But to this c"ndi
ton Ills Exeelleney objected and tho treaty
fell through" The necessity for removing Reed
erin obedience to the demand of his party in the
South WA a sore trial to the weak nerves Of the
President He had TO meet the iroNn of Forney
more terrible 10 him than Mexican battery. 49,
How he got through with it, we do not know, but
can't wonder that he lind4 n visit t. the NOUN
taias of Virginia desirable. 1t should be borne in
mind that the removal, when made. was not for
the conduct complained of by the South, bat
upon litle side issue about Indian land. Never
theless, Southern democracy accepts the act rs
evidence that President Pierce is true to the
institution Of slavery, albeit he has named two
Northern men rs Reedtr's successor.
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BAKERS pRnMruM B1rrERs is now becom.

AKER IREM1CI DITfEES Is now become
uuige sal FANNY NJ die ne. and ecomm ~ ed qene,
by INST ahl. Physicians rIr The cure IF y 4-er
Netynus HeI lnehe Demu4cd Liver, &c. The cer
cate below is Enn IA worthy widow lady OF lila OIL
couufy ut uo1nubtei vetacit,.
WHlrF rLAINs, Hnnov Va, Jan. 30tl, 1850
Mn. Il. BAKER. pioprirfor f Bakers Premium
ters--Dear S.r:-l cauAot wihlnld the high estmaf
havc Of yaw v,nnhlc Fanily Med cine, in na.
reof M cHnlluin-s have suffered about
yours With dsofderai stun ,ch &c, which ,ou ,ci
never to eui anylh z that ate without disaeter
with nae Immediately afterwards. | mad 10 be dicj
but thai dill moi rAli-'ve tie com aat then CONNIE
ed using var.o- remedies >nil t, give relief tat al
purpose. | began 10 think should have 10
ihrungh his shut life y itA hut little endowment
worlds gools, lGt prnvi lr,cc provided In lr,,
over tcwsror | fouid thht Base ; Premium Bin
were gihy cuam,u lei for disord red .Stonncl
| soon procured bottle 7sd neyr' IN ali my tie, o.
RENE y 10 give 50 speedy relief am sorry to o.
thut was uii~le 50 lmg wlhIn knowiug Of $40.
valuable Nedirinc snrurr take greut lleasprr
accommodate. il 10 otter, affected in siGi1i
Ionrs Macy W. Ellie
To be-hal wholesale and retail AT r. Stthicr * G.
Stroller < Waitchca r., in. Thr npson < o..
J. II. Seay, iyach5u'g and of DRUG lists gcueraliy
ana ISL
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Ohio Consel vaiisln


We have little enough respect for The politics
of Ohio but regard with satisfaction the con-
duct of the National Americans there, in refusing
to ooalesre in the movement 10 make Chase Gov
ernor, aud maintaining separate organization
with a ticket of their own A convention, mum
herring - deleyate-, MT Mt ths State capital,
the 9Th iasf.. aud had proceedings Of which we
find the following synopsis.
Trad Kelly, of Cleveland, was chosen Chair
man. aud there were about l51 Delegates in at.
tendance. Al the afternoon session, the report
says:
Mr.. Davenport. Of Belmont, was elected per-
manent President. with twenty Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries Two of the Vice prcsi-
dents OILY we're present, anl they tpoh their seats
ON the stand. committee 10 draw up resolu-
lions wns then appointed.
Tie Hon. Nm Stanherry. of Licking, address
ed the Convention IN pro slasery speech. lie
said the Southern people owned slaves only IN
name. Massachusetts, was the real owner who
reaped tie fruits oftheir labor in exchans" for
granite and ice.
Tho committee appointed then reported So.
rics oi resolutions, Of which recommended
tx Governor Allen Trimble 70, Governor.
Mr. J. Il Stanberry of Licking, then address
ed the Convention in favor of the American par
~ aud af the nomination of Governor 1rlmhlc.
lie was followed by Messrs. Norton. of Gin.
cinnati,. Gerger, Of Columbus and Norton, of
Knox.
Allen 1rimbe was then nominated for Cover
nor and the Convention adjourned.
Whatever may he the result of this movement
we are glad 10 see 50 large and respectable por-
ton of the American purity in the ism-rdd"n
sinle of Ohio repudiating. in bold and manly
terms, any allegiance with such political hcrptics
and traitors rs Chase and his fellows. 1t casts
ray flight atbwart that dark horizon ofprejQ-
dice. cant and radiealsm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

REeRuIrs.-Fo Forty five recruits for the L. s.
cavalry service have been obtained in Winchester.
and the rendezvous has been closed. They are
all able-bodied, active young men who will beapt
To make their mar.s in conflict with the SAW
ges on the frontier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

TO ARMS. YE misunderstanding to the
New York Express. Col. Brown, the chief of the
Dublin Police. having an idea that the men under
his command were burning to distinguish them
selves in the Crmean war, aud that five hundred
would volunteer, invited the Vieeroy, Q4ord Nor
poth.) To witness th.ir enthusiasm:
The men, 900 in number, were drawn up in
review. md Col. Brown addressed them in an 81
oqnent speech. The conclusion of bis remarks
was espeeially dramatic My men! (eheers) -
the country is at war! (greut oheo,ing) The
Queen and country asked for volunteers to her
Maiestys Foot Guards (mnch sensotion.) 1t
would add ten years 10 my life if Il member of the
Dublin Police Forces should plant the British
standard on the walls of Seyastopol QclGic
cheerng) Stand forward, therefore, my men,
and volunteer for the Queens Guard" The in.
yitation was obeyed, aud two men stood forth"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

PRoLIFIc.-A Page correspondent of the New
Market Spirit says that Mrs. Eddins wife of
Walker Eddns, living near Mount Hope was
few days ago delivered of three children at one
birth; and also, Mrs. Sewers on the big Hawks
bill, was delivered of fee children at one birth,
and all living. 1t will also be remembered that
Mrs. Summers. of the same countyrecently. gave
birth to three children at one time The mystic
ry us to whore all the Democrats Of the Tenth
Legion come from, is no longer mystery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

PRESIDENT PIERCE did not distinguish himself
moro By the Calico shirt he wore in Staunton,
than by the Knowledge he displayed of our his
tory. According to the Ninliea;or, he "expatia-
ted with ardent eloqueneef on the "promincut
part acted by Mr.. jefferson in forming our Fed
Geral constitution The Richmond Wing coolly
reminds the Nndoator that Mr.. Jefferson was in
France at the time, and opposed to part, if not
the whole Of the constitution
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

ICE. HCE!!--A 6ae lot Of lGE lr,.4.s,,..I.,
Cteam Saloon. J1ly u s. /ETELf
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THE AMERICAS MAILS.

Progress Of the Siege ofSebastopol
TEMPORARY WIrABRAwAL ~ CASE OF FAIL
URE.
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Our English files 10 the 9TH lust have come TO
hand. and We make up the following additional
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23
Letter from Ion. Join Wt11r Bus q VDgiug..


RICHmlND JuLY 9th. 1870
Messrs. Nm. s. Beers j. CO., GentS.--C"osidr'
tons OF iuty TO the afflicted alone prompt me to 'e
you this voluntary tes,i,nuuinl to the great value
'Cdft,r's Spanish Nictarf,' for tina, almost Iucum
disease, Sefofaid.
Without being disposed r decnng II necessary to g
into the particulars OF the case cnh sa, thar the 8
fonishng results that have been produced by the use
TINT medicine On a member OF my own family, and uH"'
my own observation and sperntendence, after the 81
oil the be physicians had been exhausted aud all '
usual remedies hud Gie1 fully justify IN recon.
mending us USE to all Aha may be suffering from i
dreadful naiady.
dc not mem 10 say that l. is adapted to all con'l'
tihs or TINT it will afford same relief in oil case
f1r OF eohr3e, can know nothing nrout thui--bu' W
what have Of the effects. woJl not hesi''i'
Use 1t, IN any and every Of Srrofua with per-
Tor whom tet b n interest, or ovet whom foud''
eiNe influence or conffoI
Respectfully yours, m.
iY l9-flstSrpt JNO. NJ, BOIIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

NEW llorEL.--The new hotel now in course of
erection at the depot will be large and handsome
building. 1t is progressing towards completion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

REVIVAL. We learn that great revival is
going on at Mount Morinh Church ( Baptist), in
Amherst. There have been over 30 converts,
among them some prominent citizens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

pLEAsANr.-f weather which we have been
favored with for few days past has been as
pleasant as it has been unusual.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

Orr CalLEGE.-We call The attention Of the
citizens of the surrounding counties to the fact
that the I.ynohburg College will open Tia" LIST Of
October, and we hope many of them will make
arrangements to enter their sons at that time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

THE TRAVEL continues to be very great
through this place, and our Railroads are reaping
u rich harvest as n consequence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

NEW GooDs.-From the advert sement Of Mr.
Moem it will be seen that he is beginning, thus
early, to receive his Fall supplies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-23

ATRoeIous MrRpER.-A correspondent writ
ing from Bedford to a friend in this city says !;
I'VE had at lIardy's Mill Yesterday evening
one of the most cold blooded murders that eyrl
WAS perpetrated in this section of the State.
nun by the name of Lester shot one by 'he name
of Thompson, killing him instantly. Lester is
in jail. Provocation slight"
The above is all we have heard of the affair.
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1000 BOTTLES SOLD
In the City Of Lawrence, at Retail, In Q month
ASSURE AND SPEEDY CURE rHR GExriSr

ASSURE AND SPEEDY CUREl rHR otStsk
Allied Ointment md Humer syrup! |!
THESE medicine. are n SURE and certain remedy Coz all
/ kinds Of humors, Of however long s,arsiug. and
when used according TO directions. will effect perna
nent cure In short time, and with less expense than
any other remedy. II s q scientific compound, eradi.
eating disease AMI Improving the health With certain
~ beyond precedent or parallel They cure Salt
Rheurn scrcflia Eryslpeias, white Leprosy Cancer
Gus IIunors. Ring Worm, scsh Head, Burns, sealds,
Chslan' re., Barber. i'sh, on Msrss,s, and M s,
dew from the face, leaving the skin son and smooth,
without mark or scar IL draws Humors IRON The
Stomach, Lungs, Head, AMI Eyes, improves the sight,
when troubled with humors, and at once removes the
dculty. II {. recommended by persons Of the high
est respectabillty, such as Mayor Warren, Dea w. NJ
Kimbal, A. W. stearns, A. T. sanborn \. j. Thomp-
sou, H. G. Hayes, Editor o. lssrenee Courier and
Mrs. Jones, Methuen, was cured Of Salt Rheum and
Scrofuia Of years standing.
Timothy Coyery, Of Danvers, was cured Of serofaa.
Laben Borden Of Melenry, ILL.,, was cured Of scrof-
ula when hope had almost died within him.
Miss Welsh, % South Danyers, cured of scrofula
j. s. stafford, Of Lawrence, tsstihes 70 two cures q
scroula Of very aggravated nature, and being himself
cured Of bad humor.
Lucy Redman, Of Lawrence, was cured Of Kings
Evil Of long continuance.
Mr. Disney Of Salem, was cured Of an old sore Of 20
samuel Welsh, South Danve,, was cured Of sore leg
| OF 3 years standing.
Charlotte Ryan, Lawrence, was cured Of bad humOr
occasioned by vaccination.
Mrs. Crosby, lawrence was cured Of Eryspsla, Of u
years standing.
Mrs. RernaiI, Lawrence, was cured Of aggrayating
case OF cancer.
Rhesa bronson, Pal River, was cured Of humors Of
years. standing, In weeks.
James W. Hunt, Of Lawrence was cured Of Chronic
difficulty Of the chest, oceasioned by humor..
B. !. Thompson, Of Lawrence Was cured Of bad humor
| on the face.
Matthla. Shore, New Bedford, was cured Of bad hu.
NOR on the face.
,l.taL
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
RIDnFFORD. ME-. II. q. A,

Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprieiors,
and at retail by T. Gilman, ID. L. Mitchell Libby
& Towne, and Charles Murch, SSco, L. Shaw
and Salier Emery &c Co, Sanford John Merrill
and Samuel Lord, Springvale, WIN II. Connani,
Silas Derby aud Sayward &c Webber Alfred A:
Warren, Kennebunk; aud by all the principal
Apoihecarries and Druggist Throughout the Uni.
led STATES and Canadas. James Ii. Chsdbourne
az Co, Wilmington, North Carolina, Wholesale
agents for the Southern, Middle aud Western
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Pond N Morse, Rutland, W., agents for Vernon
John S. Hayes, Great Fails agents for New Hamp
shire Rugg & Wilton, Montreal, agents for the
Canadas.
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A Good Farm For Sale.

THE Subscriber being DESTROYS Of changing his stua-
ton offers Coz sale his Farm on which he nov lives,
NJ bargain situated the Portland Roai, two miles
from saco village containing about It's acres Of land
divided into moving, tlage Pasturing and WOOD land
II 4, valuable Farm br the reason II IL near good
,o being easy 10 tl and producing good crop IL de
sired the Crop, Stock, and Farming tools VII be sold
win the farm at r rate, AMI possession given I'm
nedlatey but the farn Is soil separately possession
given February next.
For particulars, saI on the Subscriber on the prem
CHARLES TRULL
d. 49,. "a ,ass tflA
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the POCKET EsCULAPIUs. Let noone suffering
from haeknied Cough, Pain In the side, kesuess
Nights, Nervous Feelings, and the whole tram o.
dyspeptic sensations, and gwen up py .ne. p"'s "a
ian be another moment without consulting the Mr.
CULAPIUs. Have the married, or those about 10 De
married, any impedien, read this truly useinl book
as il has been the means OF saving thousands OF uh-
fortunate creatures from the very Jaws Of death.
NJ ,sny person sending TWENTY-FIN L CENTS
enclosed in a letter, will receive ore copy OF ms
work by mall or five copies will be sent for one ao'-
lar. address, (post paidO DIR. WM. YOUNG,
y32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia.
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Fob SALE.

THE premises occupied by John Lunt on the
i Alfred Road, five miles from Biddeiord Facto,
nv. The above consists Of house aud barn aud
a good Biacksmih's shop, a large gani-n spot
and three acres Of valuable land, for moe inior'
inailon enquire above. sou
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Try It---Try lt---Try 1t.
G. w. STONES
LIQUID CATHARTIC,
AND FAMILY PHYsIC.

TAs most s,nyorfanf discovery made IN Medical
Science, being q compound Of Barks and
Roots, trAieh forms tAs most Popsr-
O4i, safs, and agreeable ply
sic eper egSr,d 10
= hs public.
yUyHE necessity Of such medicine has long been felt
both by the heads Of families and physicians. Its
advantages over Cathacs given In the form OF Pills and
Powders, must be obvious 10 every Intelligent person.
IL operates more Immediately AMI eectuaiy upon the
SYSTEM and at the time Is infinitely less dcuit 10
administer being quite agreeable to the taste, IL not
only produces all the effects where physlc IL required,
but completely habtua costyeDess, leaving the
bowels perfectly free. II expels all humors from the
blood Is certain foe piles, regulates the action OF
the Liver fees the stomach frOn bile, invgorates the
whole Nervous System, and removes the cause Of all
local pains, such as
Rleuuatiyn, Nsnralgia, Tic Doioreauz, Cont,
Pam IA tis Head, SiafS. Stomach, 6e.
n may also be relied upon In all diseases Of the bowels
-Dysentery, Diarrh9a, and Cholera Morpus, yied a.
once 20 its magical influence. Again We repeat, Tar IT
n needs no other Recommendation. No family VIII be
Without Il amer they have properly tested It's mers-
Reader II you have tried other remedies without
despair nol-rslief IL now at hand Are you suffering
nom scroala six bottles Of my liquid Csihartc wiz cure
YOU Would you be relieved frOm hsbituAi Costveness
three bottles win eject all that you desire IL you are
Aniictei with Rheumatic, Neuralgia or other local
two bottles viii free you non them. Al humors wiz be
erAdicAted Om the blood by the use Of from one TO sx
bottles In Short nyou require aphysic for any pur-
pose this the reliable safe and agreeable 10 the
taste that ever been placed within the reach Of the
PRICE 81 90.
Principal Depot a, No. IS Central street, Lowell, Mass
II sold BY druggists generally.
II. II. Hay, Druggist, Sole Agent for Portland, and
General Agent Coz STATE. j. sawyer, NJ. D. No. 2 Bid
efr House Block and A. sawyer, Liberty ST., agents
or Diidelori. Daniel l.. Mitchell, sseo. ly3o
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Piles and Fistulas.

rhs.s and other similar distressing complaints can
he eTeetualiy cured " the Ointment be well rubbed
over The paris affected and by otherwise following The
pfnted directions around each pot.
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PATENTS.
PATENTS.
AMERICAN d FOREIGN OFFICE
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS WITH
U 4, Patent office, Washington,

No. 70 STATE STREET, opposite kiloy o., Bosio'
JMpORrANr INFORMATION TO INVENTOR
| The subscriber, Gate Agent Of the :. PAM
once under the act Of 1850 determined TO present al
y.ntares I'm applying for Patents superior 70 those onf
ed by others has made arrangements Whereby
ON applications prepared and conducted ny him. rnis
ins 0nsead Of so AZ paid back By o,sers) vps
rittsd by him In % failure 20 obtain patent, and
The through him within thirty days asr The
rejection Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and All
papers and drawings, Tor procuring patents
on legal and scientific matters respecting anu
In,sntors can here not only obtain their speenssons
on the most reasonable terms, Ven.,aiy scou. ~ ~,
avail themselves Of the experience Of 70 years practice,
his visits 10 the Patent once, an extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works, aud correct accounts
nat.ns granted In this and other countries besides bring
saved Journey Washington, the usual greasiAy there
AZ we'll a. all psrsona trouble In obtaining Their lAsn.
Copies Of claims Of any patent furnished ~ remn.ns
one dollar. Assignments recorded a. Ma'hins.on'
,euts nreat Britain. fanse, and other foresn eoan-
tries, secured through agents Of the hishe's r'p"
bllty.
II. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
.purinsth time occupied the once Of commls,,
.o,e, on patents, II. n. Eppr, Esq., Of Boston, DID
business Al the Patent Once s Solicitor for procuring
Patents There we're few, any persons aetns IN ,ha.
eapacity who had much business beicre ne I ~
NOR, still, fidelity and success. regard M. knay
A. one Of The beat Informed and most ska Patent 20
IIcors in the United states, and have no bessnon n
ss.urine Inventor that they cannot employ P.fson
NOR, competent and Trustworthy, and more e.t~c 100
putting their applications IN form to secure zoe M
an early and favorable consideration a. hs r, w
ace. hs, - es,sa,,.p
r,o,. hs prsssnf comnfssfontr.
aArcrsT III, isss-Durng he time have held me
-, ~ Cormi.sIoper Of Patents, II. II. Eddy, Esa o.
Roston has been extensively enssrsd In the anssoa
N h,sness with the once, ass bolieitcr. me sns
oashly acquainted With The hv, ana ns -, 10.
NE and successful prsetioDes with whom have had
ofhclai Intercourse. c,... - p.,sn,.
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PRICE 25 CENTS.

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ion street; ID. l. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
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SCH e K,s
MANDRAKE PILLS.

MANDRAKE PILLS.
win be found 10 possess those qualities necessary 10 The
total eradication of all bilious complaints, pronpt N
starr the secretons Of the Liver, and give healthy tone
10 the entire system. Indeed 10 no ordinary diseovsp
In medical science, 70 have invented remedy for hess
stubborn complaints, which develops all the results pro-
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Justly dreaded by mankind and Aekno~esei to be de-
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Of caiomel. without s Injurious tendencies IL
admitted fAet rendered By scientific research.
e and those who the Mandrake Pm, VII become
y saisned that the best medicines are thoss provided
By nature In the herbs and roots Of the nss.
The Piis open the bowels and correct all bilious de-
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ted by these Pills. viii be by the altered color %
the stools, and disappearing Of the sallow complexion
and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each boz Of Piiis.
and the price Of quart bottle Of the Sawed Tonic
am box Of pills combined, 10 only dollar. but seps
rate boxes Of pills can be had Of any Of the agents or Is
cents.
vision Of Dr. J. II. sehenek, proprietor Of scheneks Pub
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DR.. ]. n. scHENck's
.SEA-W ED TONIC.
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia.
vuNuIs remedy Il eompo.ed Of oompound prenar.tioo
il OF A common Weed growing Along the sea shorr.
and IA certain and remedy for the cure OF Dy,.
psp.la and its ACCOMMODATING diseases, 10 vttt
DO" az" S"H ctomdon, Lou hpPs"s, ,is""
acne, ram 90 hs sue ana bredsf, RAJ
ptfahons 81 the Heart, UIeus,
aud Ernpiions Of all
lind. ChiXs
,.d E,,,x 6;,o,.>l
y D;..,,.. IN, 49,.
N.-..s... W,,i..., aI,l.y,uI,
Faint.s Spell,,anda1 di,ea,e,p eenLsr 70 Js~sL
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49,! ~, " son. " VIZ ~. ~ 49, s's y, S.,...
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10 All such the discovery o. tne virtues o' he seA'
which Is Just the remedy nr their aimenu. pyspsP.'
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

HNHE hftIeth edItIOh, Win Wv
Hundred Engravings, showing
Diseases and lNialiornations OF the
Human System In every shape and
form, To which Is added a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being OF
the highest importance TO married
people, or those contemplating mar
rage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, N. d.
Let no father be ashamed TO pre-
sent a copy ofihe RsCULAPlUsto
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred obllga-
lions az married life without reading
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wen,y, Co, III North
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