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Leiie, Jiom Hla. John Minor Boit.. y Virginia.
Richmond. inly 9Th. Is5j.

Richmond. July 9TH. 1855.
M,srs WIN. s. Bsos 4 o.. Gtais; Considerations
nf duy 10 The afflicted alone prompt 70 send You
this voluntary testimonial 10 Inc great value of Car.
ier's Siagisl Mripe" fdt that almost insufIle jis.
ease. Syefaia.
without heing disposed of dccming Il necessary. 10
20 into the particulars o. ihe case say that The
astonishing results that have hcen produced Nv the
" that medicine 90 a member of my own family, and
under my own observation and supefiniendenre. after
the skill % The lest ph,siriius had been exhausted and
III The usual remedies had failed. fully justify IN
commenting ~ 10 81 who may be suffering lion
that dreadful insady.
10 not mean 10 say hat il i adapted 70 all consiiu
tons % that will Afford The same relief 10 ~
Cor. 81 coune, can knsw nothing about tliatbut nn
what have seen u tie effects wnull not hesiiats :,
use IL in any aud every cass of ScT0ia with person
E whom frli IN interest, u oScr whom could esrt
else inhurnre " cguitni
Respectfully tpnfs. M. vi BDTfa.
Sc ldttHiaI4fat. - Il
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CONSUL rABENs l,p SECRETARY NANCY

CONSUL FABENs ASH SECRETARY MARCY.
A correspondence recently took place be-
tween Col. Fabens, United states Consul a.
I:reytown, and NJ. Secretary Marcy, ~ re.
lation 10 the kinney expedition. Mr.. "a.
bens asked to have Col. Kinney and his Eel.
low missionaries protected from the threat.
ening h0sthltes Of the NisaraEuars by ship
II war. The Secretary thinks that the 50.
,trnment cannot interior, until The Colonel
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Judge Bronson has written an opinion
against The New York prohibitory law. He
assumes FIRST, that il takes an unwarrantable
liberty with existing rights to property, by
denying TO the owner thereof, the right to
sell il. Secondly, that the Legislature can
not make thing nuisance by declaring it
TO be such. Third, that although excessive
drinking is an evil, il does not follow that the
moderate use Of liquor is sin against either
God or man. From the time Of Noah down,
it has been practised, aud neither the Sa-
rior, nor Paul forbade it. Fourth, it reyer-
ses rules Of evidence, inflicts grie,ous penal
ties, is directed against particular class. is
retroactive, &c., &C., and fifth, even though
the law is valid il does not apply to import.
ed liquors.
He closes BY hoping that no man will dis
trust the judiciary, but wait patiently the &C.
ton Of the legal tribunals.
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Too RADICAL. The Portland Argus says
{" The intensified liquor law seems 10 be failure
every where. BY ioolishly attempting to carry
The Thing beyond reason and righh, great evil, in
stead Of good. ]. likely 10 he done 10 the cause
Of temperance. Excess Of zeal which is fana-
tcism will prove greater I've TO Temperance than
even Indifference or neglect. Boih should he
ca'elnlly avoided. Zeal fr The cause, will be
sure 10 bring good Iesu is"
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. The great influx Of Irish into the various
country neighborhoods for few years past,
has increased the Catholic strength 10 an
enormous degree. Last week three new
churches were dedicated at Ilobuken, one in
Burlington county, and one in Camden coun-
t.. htlrark Adr.
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AMERICAN MASS MEETING IN Ora.
HAM.

At a Ratification Meeting held in Ala
nance county, in the town of Graham, larg,
humber Of ladies anu gentlemen assemble,
from this and the adjoining counties. III,
meeting was called to order by DR.. Michae
W. Holt, and DR.. Eli F. Watson was unani
mously chosen President, and the following
gentlemen appointed Vice Presidents, viz
Col. Joseph Houston, John Holt, Esq. and
James 5. Albright, and DIR. Vim. II. Denn,
and Thomas NJ. Holt secretaries.
The following resolutions were read b,
DR.. Michael w. Holt:
Resolved, BY the people Of Alamance and
adjoining counties, in Mass Meeting assem-
BLEED, That we cordially approve and ratify
the platform Of principles, recently adopte,
in the late National Convention Of The Anne
rican party in Philadelphia, and by them pre-.
sented to the American people.
Resoiued, further, That we the more rca-
Oily embrace said platform Of principles be
cause we conceive the same TO be truly ma.
tional and conservative, and especially be.
cause, on this platform, we are confident the
disinterested and considerable OF both the orr
ginal Democratic aud Wing parties, that have
heretofore divided the country, NAV meet on
terms honorable to both, aud together har-
moniously work for the best interests Of our
common country, and on the same do battle
for the preservation Of our glorious Union,
now so seriously threatened by different ex.
tremists Of different parties and from differ
ent sections.
Reseiusd, That the thanks Of this meeting
are due, and arc hereby rendered, to our de-
iegates in the said national convention for
their able aud patriotic services.
Pending the action upon these resolutions,
A. j. Stednan, Rsq., OF Chatham. being loud.
w called for, entertained the audience for
some two hosrs, with a very able aud eloquent
address in support Of the resolutions, after
which they we're unanimously adopted. The
President then announced that dinner was
ready, aud gave general and cordial inyi-
,atiua to all persons TO repair TO the tables.
which were abundantly furnished with meats,
vegetables and delcscies; the ladies occu-
pying a table especially prepared for them |;
then all took hold with hearty good will
and testified by their zeal their appreciation
If" Sans" skill in the culinary department.
After dinner was over. and a short interrupt
tion by the rain, the people again assembled
at the stand, where they we're entertained by
speeches from Messrs. John A. Gilmcr and
u. Y. Caldwell, whose strong arguments and
clear reasoning in behalf Of the principles 81
the American party. and whitening comments
on the dsfeaders Of foreign pauperism and
Roman Catholicism. were received with rnars
Of applause. which told they were not with
out effect. The meeting then adjourned un.
I'll after tea, when the peopleagain assembled
in the Court House, aud the speaking was re-
sumed, which continued until about eleven
o'elock. The meeting then adjourned in good
order.
ELL r. WATSON, Pres't.
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JUST TO HAND,
I0l SACKS Liverpool salt, Matshalrs Brand
iOO 10 Bancls Lime.
4 Hogshea,ls Bacon For sale hy
J. q. TGRRENTINE q son.
f,,. % a.
$50 Reward each Cor Runaways.
June 90

DAN AWAY from the Subscriber, ihicc Negro
~ Men, ALECk. SAM. and JOHNSON. Alsck
III Masdn, Carpenter aud Blacksmith. 81 yellow
peNcn inrlncd 10 be bald. shaip features stout and
active with quite long fool ard Is about hifiy years
u age. lie ionk OIL sith him carpet Tug, and RE.
sumo he carried with him a meHJrsndum book. in
Nhirh authorized him 10 Keep bls accounts. and col.
lect money or work done in masonry. sam i youn.
ger tOlhet Of Aleck. slso Mason. AMI may tc known
Is being yefy likely. straight viii smiling Eocdhu.
niufed expression of eouutrnanre. He Is shade dark.
~ than Alcck Jhesc two may be tying 10 get eni.
ploymcut as Masons or some plhei ieehsnirs work.
Johnson was raised hy MIS- Patterson, d Ufange cUun.
", NJ G.. 10 which place suppose be viii tesm lie
Is about medium sire, copper complexion teeth not We.
~ good ewes rcd as though he fond Of drinking.
quick d motion and Of SPEECH little inclined 10 soOp
II hc shoulders as he moves lie Is about lltts wear.
n arc. lie Is also somewhat q Carpenter and Black.
smith. will give the above reward fof The appfsief.
son and confinement, ~ jail u each Of the shove nen
80 that get them again.
/ JAMES W. DOwNEY,
Esigss4y. Naittn t's, Nc.
a., jlas.!, 1853. s9-f"o
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EI.I z. WATSON. Pres
Tnoaas N. Holr, S'e,'

PoraToEs.-At Syracuse potatoes are sell.
ing for s. cents a bushel.
We hear that one of our householders has
contracted for his potatne, for the coming
year At fifteen cents pei bush.l.
.syraeap Standard.
Aud we are informed that party ia this
city has contracted for several thousand bu-
shells IN Monroe county, ~ fourteen cents PER
busl,rl. The day Of hish prices Of pr"isions
is fast passing away. Albany Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

The snfIi r,rs by the bon blr,lmcnt Of Grey.
town have presented their claims before the
Court &C Claims At Washington, amounting,
SAYS the n. Y. Herald, to about Eve millions
III dollars.
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JUST RECEIVED,
A LOT Of FRESH HOPS. ~
"A ]. G. TURRENTINE & son.
ATTENTION! VOLUNTEERS! !

ATTENTION. VOLUNTEERS!
4 IL those belonging the Back Creek Battalion Of
"A Volunteers HEREBY notified to attend at Tho.
Lynch, Esq on Saturday the 18th instant al 10
for battalion exercise.
Al the Commissioned and non Commissioned Officers
and Musicians. will appear fHlly the l1th lor drill
muster. Herein iai not.
Bs order Of The Lieut.. Colonel
WI. JAMES ALLEN.
August f. 90
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A PERTINENT QUcsrIoS.-Judge b. shut
up Boston jury an entire day last week,
when the thermometer was above ninety, with
promise to keep them in confinement till
they sgree,lupon verdict. Fortunately the
vile Of one 81 the jurors got sick, and lie was
sent for and released. which broke up the ju-
~ just as they were on the point Of seizing
the constable on the outside Of the jury room
and putting him in their place. One Of the
jurors. indignant al the confinement. asks
how would the members Of the bench like 4,
be shut up IRON Saturday mum till Monday
morning in the court house, during the month
II July. unless they agreed upon law ques-
tions This is = pertinent question, and the
suggestion might be tried upon The Court the
FIRST time that il j. unable to agree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

KANSAS AND MIssuuRi.-Ihe Kansas Herald
Of the IL b ult. announces that project has
been formed 10 purchase the whole ol plaue
county. Missouri. and ann il 10 Kansa. Ter
rlory, and lha, The Missouri Legislature. whrrh
meets IN November next. is expected TO give lis
consent.
The boundaries Of Kansas are fixed hy the
Nebra.ks law, and cannol be changed without
the action Of Congress. That Congress would
consent TO annex Plate county to Kansas under
existing circumstances il very improb hle. even
il il should be desired bnrh By Kansas aud Ms.
souri. Platte county has an are, nf 40 square
miles, aud It's populaii ~ in 1880 was iG, si5. 81
whom 2,.gs we're slaves.
L,urnag ~ Commerce
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man organism, deposits them upon the side
OF the bath, where they can be seen with the
naked eye.
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SUPPLY OF GuANo.-Consular dispatches,
communicated TO the English Beard Of Trade
since the lsi Of January last, representing add.
onal sources Of The supply 81 gnano, were ale>
" published. Thence appears ,llsl dpposlles Of
guano have been ,liscoys red in the islands COM
posing the canton nt San Andr. $. IN the province
Of Cariagena; in the island. belonging 10 Ecua-
der, off the coast Of The province Of Manabi; IN
an islel called /" Hergesl's Rocks situated near
the island Of Nukahiva, in the Marquesas group I;
on The east end OF the island Of Guadalupe on
81. Marks island III The proximity 81 The Bay
Of 81. Bartholomew. on u small rock near the
southwest end Of the Isl md Of Naiiyidad and
on Maria island. II isprohahle that ronside'a-
Bile deposiies Of gnano exist along that unfye-
qnented portion Of Peru extending from the
Chincha islands, in 1910, To 1880 south lali.
lude, from the river Pscn 10 the river Acari, a
distance Of two hundred miles in southeastern
direction, over sandy desert. The extraction
Of guano from the islands in the canton Of San
Andres has been prohibited by The Government
u Csrlhagena.
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mcnt than three fourths Of the help which
| am obliged to employ on my farm. Above
all things, he is not an eye servant. Once
set him to work piling wood, picking up
stones, or anything else, and you can leave
him without fear Of his playing old soldier
in your absence. Another negative quality
is, that he don't pick up his duds and start
for home exactly at six o'clock in the AFTER
noon, as many other farmers assistants do.
lie is willing to labor till shutdown, and even
later, il work is pressing. On the whole,
he is very honorable, industrious. intelli-
gent and wellbehaved farmer. Neverthe-
less. cannot conscientiously recommend
elephants as the cheapest workers ona farm.
They cannot work in cold weather, and Of
course would eat themselves up, trunk and
all. in single winter"
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S. ID. SClIoOLFIELD.

,l,AKE NOTICE. that On The f,h DAY q August II
ne Office u u. U lIitney. Commissioner, &C., IL
No ss Market street. ihilsdslphis. The dispositions Of
John smith aud others will tc aken 20 be used IL eyi.
jrnct fst " in suit pending Nv Orange Counts Court,
Ne, vheain Nc arc plaintiffs and YOU sis deeuJ-
lit. HARRIS HALE 4 CO.
'sls - ts.S s4--4s
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Idsss4y Ninta %, Nc.
jihs.!. 1853. 81 Face
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-11-07
HELMBoDHss HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Coin pound Fluid EXTRACT
pariIHa.

For Pur5ying tbs Blood. rsnzsrizR all dise1ss s~fs<
ing from ezcess Of .RGreErv, exposure ard irPrN-
dance IN i9e, chrOR c eoaftitutfoaaI diseases drisinR
from an impure stare Of fhe Blood, and the oHfV
reliable and sfeetHaI kH0En remedy for the snrs u
ScrofRla, Sail Rhea1, Sea1 Head, UIrerafioas Of
the Throat and Legs. Paine and SrsHfug Of fhe
Bones, Ietter, Pimples on The Faes, and 81 Ssal1
Eruptions of The Skia.
This article isSnow prescribed by rome Of the
most distinguished physicianssi Rsae country, and
has proved more ~eficieRf IN practice than any
preparation OF the SaTsaparila yet offered to the
public Several cases Of secondary Syphilis, Mer-
curIaI and ecrofuions diseases have entirely reeov>
ereafn the tncurable wards Of our public ~Instftu<
tions whichhad for many years resisted every mode
Of treatment that could be devised. These es~ek
furnish striking examples fthe salutAry effect u
this medicine In afrestsng some ofthe most inyet
crate diseases. after the glands were destroyed and
the bone already affected
NoTIt E.-Lettcfs from responsible Phyrteiarf
and Professors of several Medical Colleges, ane
certificates Of cures nom patients will be foup1
accompanying both Preparations
PRIcEs, Fluid Extract Of Buchu. 81 per botttes ~
8 bottles for So
e SnrsarariIla,
equal in strength 10 one gallon os Syrup OF Ssrse
parilla.
Prepared and sold by H. T HELMBoLD. Chem
ist. 263 Chestnut Street, near the Girard HohEe
Philadelphia. a
To be had of
And of Druggists and Dealers ever where
al Letters directed TO lac Proprietor or Axsnt re
eciUe fEziediafe attention.
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with Dale & Son, Of Gineinnati. Some
beautiful specimens may be seen al
ready fixed in the Senate Hall. Mr..
Charles Bullett. an eminent sculptor of
Cincinnati, is engaged on the centre
pieces and other ornaments, ard Mr..
Markes, plasterer and modeller of Gin
~cinnati, is assisting Nj. Dale.
Nj. Fry, of Cincinnati, is also en-
gagged in making models for much of the
work, of a highly ornamental character.
The beautiful designs for the interior
decorations are due to the skill of the
architect, Major Kelly, and his assis-
tant Mr.. Farnshaw.
The ediice will be Ere proof frcm the
fountain TO the top stone. 1t will be.
when completed, an ornamcut to the
Capital City, an honor to the State, and
a standing monument to the skill, taste,
and genius of our mechanics and arti-
sans.
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Always somthing New
TO BE SEEN AT THE
New Jewelry Store in Ashland, Ohio
I.R.

. -.
A NNOFNCES 10 the public, that he has
N made large additions to his splendid
stock of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY!
winch he isnow offering at unusually low prices.
Among his stock may be found Gold and
silver Watches, of every description. va
riety and quality. Pins, Ladies' Gold Broach-
IS, Grape, EnameIed, Cluster. Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND EINGS.
Gold Rings, Loekets, Pencils, Gold Chains.
Bagleys' Gold Pens and Holders, large as
sortment.
SILVER SPOONS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver. Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives,
Saltaud Sugar S%hovcls, Silver Forks, &C., &c
@ocI&et Cutlery,
of eYeiy description, from the best American
and English establishments. Also Needl Is.
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Books, Violin and Guitar Strings.
Goggles. Eye shades. Compasses
and AeoTdcons. Eight Day and Twenty four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogany case.
HATCuES AND CLOCKS.
Cleaned and repaired nd work warranted.
Old Cold and Silver, u!ht at the highest
price. 7 will sell Goods so per cent. lessthan
PedleTs or Hawkers, AMI warrant them better
and cheaper than they dare sell. All goods
warranted as represented.
Take notice and govern yourselves &C
cOrJingly.
Ashland, Dec 6, 1854. n2stf.
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BOOKS. &c.
NEW BOOK STORE!
r., @. 1EEE,


WHISTLES to inform the citizens OF Ashland and
v adjoining counties. that he has just received
and Will keep constantly on hand, the largest and
best assortment Of
Books, Stationery, Inks, Wall Paper,
&c. ever before offered to the public in this parr
OF the country.
He has taken the room formerly occupied by the
Banking House Of Luther, Grail & Co., and dlIectly
opposite the
NEW BANK BUILDINGS!
Having purchased his Stock directly from Pub
Fishers al cash prices, aud holding e connection
with al extensive Publishing House in New York
City. He feela warranted in saying, that he ex-
meets to distance all competition.
His stock will consist in part of all tbs various
School Books now in use, the choisest standard
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
all the recent publications.. Bibles Of all sizes, dis
cripiions and prices, a well selected assortment of
Inks, in fact, everything usually found in Book
Stores.
/. Particular attention Is called to the Stationery
WALLPAPER Departments. The subscriber has no
feEitation in saying that he can give the most un.
alloye cd satisfaction to those who are in want OF
PAPER. Envelopes, Blant- Books, Memoranduuls,
Pass Books, Diaries, WalI-Paper, Inks, Hnk-Stauds.
or anything Of the kind.
Lawyers and business men, IN particular, are
invited to Call and examine the quality and prices
of goods they may be in need Of.
n. B.-Trade supplied al Cleveland wholesale
prices
Ashland, Nov. s2l, 1854. s6d
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BROOD.
Not a particle of Mercuvgin 10. Let
the afflicted read and pondeT

) An 1nfaIIible Remedy forserofnI. Hfn1,s R-ui
rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneo1s ETurtions
Pimples or Pustyes on the Face, Blotches. Soils.
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm orTetter. Scale
Head, Enlargement and Pain or the Bones and
Lumbago, Spinal Complaints. and ali Diresses
arising from an injudicious use or MeTcury i'm.
prudence m Life, or Impuritv of the Blood.
IL This great alternative medicine and Puri6e+
OF Bloodis now used by thousands of greatfnI pa
tients from all parts oftLe United States. who las
tity to the remarkable cures performed BY the sre~f
IORE" Neursigis, ~Rheumatism. Scrofuia, EnnP1.
ti2Ts on the SKIN. Liver Disease. Fevers Ulcers.
the Throat, Female Complaints. Pains and Achinr
ofthe Bones and johns. are speedily putto fighf Be
using this great and iuestimable remedy
For ali diseases of the Blood, n thing has ret
been found to compare with il. It ciesnres he
system Of al impurities. acts gently and efhcie
~ on the Liver and Kidneys, STRENGTHENS the Digest
ton, gives, tone to the Stomach. makes the AKIN
clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution. en-
ofyouth, toits pristine vieor and strength.
For the Ladies, 1t is ineomparably better than All
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses Of CARTrRr
eonlplection, bringihe rose m~antllne to the cheefs
health in a remarkable decree beyens ~ ~ m.d
icines ever heard OF.
The large number ofcertihcates which We have
States. is the best evidence that th9re Is No Hnmtn-
about t. The press. hotel keepers. maeisfratss
physicirns, sid public men, well known to the
full effects Of this GRBAr BLooD PURIFIER.
Call on the AGENT and get a Circular and alma-
est Of all Medicines has performed.
None genuins unless signed by BENNETT &
BEEKs, PToprietors. No. 3 Pearl steest. Richmond.
must be addressed.
And for sale ~ R. H.. cnunD& Co Ashland. D..
Vile y HOFFMAN, Jeromeville, NJ. Tyler. Mahecan-
willie, a Stoner, LakeviiIe station, D. Z. Stockman
ard AspERsoN & RowAa, Loudonviile, and Dealers
Jau.s. IS nsaIe
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IIelmboll'S Genuine Preparations.
HELMBeLD,s HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract
EBuCsfp,x


For diseases ef the Bladder and Kianeys. Secret
Dlseases, Strietures, Weaknesses, and all dis
eases OF the Sexual Organs, whether in Male or
Female, from whatever cause they may have or
iginated, and nomatter OF how long standing.
ii you have contracted the terrible disease Which
when once seated in the system, will surely go
down from one generation to another, undermin-
ing the constitution and sapping the very Vital
fluids OF life, do nottrust yourseIf in the hands or
Quaeks, who start up every day in a city like this
and NIL the papers with glariRg falseboods, too we'll
calculated to deceive the young, and those net
acquainted with their tricks. You cannot Be TOO
e~areiulIn the selection OF e remedy in these easss.
The Fluid Extia act Bucbu has been propouneed
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
knwon. 1t is a medicine perfectly ieasant in Ss
Taste, and very innocent in its action, and yet 80
thorough thatit annihilates every Particle OF the
rank and poisonous virus Of th1s dreadful disease :
case in the blood.
Constitutions Debilit brought on by seIkahuss,
a most terrible disease, which has brought fhou.
sands of the human race to uItimely graves. thus
bursting the ~brSflisnt hopes OF parents. and blight
ing in the bad the glorious ambition of many a no.
Bile youth can be cured by this I~nfaIIible RemedY-
A nd as a medicine which must benefit everybody.
II ION the simple delicate TO the confined and des.
pairing invalid. no equals to be found aefinebSth
as a Cure and preventive,
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Law, Medical and School Books.
WALL PAPERS,

He has now acomplete stock of Law, Medical,
Theological. School and Standard Literary Books,
which he offers at very low prices. Also, a vOry