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A Party Of Vitality.

Our friends behold clearly now what many
Of them saw bot darkly before. Except the
Democratic party, there is no public political
organization in Michigan any vitaIity.-De-
trojt .3dreyiiser.
Such is The confession Of the Detroit .fdrer
tiser lWhig) in an article concerning the recent
charter election in Detroit, at which the Demo-
cratic ticket was elected over ''fuson" Of all
other political elements The admission OF the
4dUertjser that ''excrpt tn Democratic party,
there is no public political organization in Mich
igan Of any vitality" is equally true 10 lis APP
pication to most Of the other states Of the Union
The Wing party exists in fragmenary sec
tions in some parts OF the country, but It Is so
hopelessly distracted, and in different States
holds TO such diverse views, and is 10 such an
extent merged in other organizations and iSaIs,
that it cannot be said to have any T'viality."
There has been during the last SIX or eight
months an attempt to form a new party. under
the cognomen Of ''RepHblican," based on the
anti-savery element, and composed otthe Wings,
the AboIitionists, and such Democrats as could
be spduced into 6 fusion" but we hardly think
it can be said to have any vitality" now, al
though it showed some signs ofIiie during TIE
fall campaign.
The Know-Nothings constitute the only party
eAceP' 'at DTi,!oct"'[' "','eH ta'' 40" oe Sall
10 DC feaitY 'alvr ana hleNiiS but li'etIs iS
{ sort Of spasmodc ''viaity, which has no ele-
rlpnt Of life to sustain it permanently, and which,
however lively and active it may be for time,
| must WIN no SEta' o''at eAi'e'
The Democratic party has the vitality Of full
developed, vigorous n!aahood It rests upon
! principles sound and enduring, and embracing
the whole country in their scope i can raj
/ Is lis followers throughout the Length and
breadth OF the land, animated hy common Pur-
/ pose, and cooperating IL support OF doctrlnrs
/ equally cherished by all, The Detroit papers
speak with great truth and dlscernment IN de-
nominating II the only E'p"blic political organ
/ Ization OF any vitality. y."-.7i5qny Hrgus
c r. 8----. C-.u,...
=.
HAVANA ne havana correspondent oi me
Charleston Standard, under Gate OF The 9th III
slant, writes
/ sb,o4b.,. o,,.-o-o oo,,,.rod o,i,, ,.ae.ar4o,
4 osn,Ieroan H., ~. ra,o, of IossgJ,3 VINO
! ..t.aI 80. t. r. ~. ~ -,
o~J - - $50 or ~ ,,ala,t s
49,. ~. ~
.rbt ~ ancas;a.a,I, nroct;.;rcr 81
r,.of.-s;o1 -. r,t,,s;c;an H. ,,,r.;,,d -
,ogr ,r 49, aoo a,d 6;s ' ii. ~ Sc 'ba b ,me W bo
h.., ,,.I on;a an rot;rad H. v.a
- .
a a3 s $500 a. ,ha, % rod lI lar '-'',,
- o,eord J., anr ~ 49,, a,l.ra,,s ot ra,a
tion n.b;eb 90 co nt1cb taItsd aGant and abon
which evrrybody Knows 80 lille, Bnf n som,
way he became obnoxious to the authorities. anc
it is supposed he has been watched for consid
erable irnutb Of time. Yesterday mornjpo h,
received some insolence from straqcIer from
one of the caDtan generals most respeciable bod,
Of troops. 4 Quarrel was the result. which en-.
dad IN iba man ,,;.h the r,nS, hoy;nl, IN, ,,on
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Redfold, March Q, 1853.
NOTICE;

Miss Il. S. PR0CTER will reopen her seAG"' a
the Lecture Room of the Presbyterian Chp''s1, Chp, h
Monday next, the 10Th of March, when sac "" ,ssy
happy to receive amy new pupils whose Pafe"''
conitle them 10 her care.
March 1G, 1856.
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GEO. ". HORN,
HENRY CELP,
1t al Trustees, 6's.

Was stolen from the stable of the subscriber
in Cumberland Valley Township on the night
fthr 6th inst. dark bay Horse with two white
feet, small star in the forehead, irather lOug)
one eye resembling glass-eye, having more
white than the other; by close examinations
little while will be found on the under lip; his
feet arr Iarge he is regular trotter.
He is iuI Is hands high, five Yeas old this
spring, and carries up well when rode.
The aboue reward viii be paid for the horse
and thief, or thirty dollars for the horse alone,
Address the subscriber at Bedford, Pa.
NICHOLAS BOOR.
Fah % IC55
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4ng3 PRGslDEXCY.


Bennett, Of the n Iork Herald whose iFtFtd-
snip ~ '''e iA''oN
announeea, 10 sPeakliS o '''e 0''"'' a'i' '''e
next Presidency, says -
:.Who knows? Who can tell now whether
this mysterious but powerful! patty viii exist in
tact so long. ii NAV IN the interval be broken
up and dispersed There are some symptoms
oftbis in tins State and Massachusetts. Their
oaths Of submission are too rigid, their discip-
line TOO despotic. long to hold independent free
horn men tonpthpr. They must reform this
f.atnre Of their sacred Niysterrs. Where a
pledge Of honor cannot Be relied upon in poii-
Tics. vain are the restraints Of nQuisitorial -
nonaqe. spells and tortures These things will
not answer. The rebellion at Albany proves
II. Let the Know Nothings act accordingly.
or abandon al once all their estimates Of the
Presdency.1
u il' L'gtsia'urr oi lhalaha nave a'll2u'n-
ed S'Re ate' without oFlhg aolr 70 'iec' :, .
senator or any o. tte 2'a'e oiHceFs Usually o"o-
sen 6y thai o"aF.
W IN Inc 9'aiP A'gls'a'ure' on F" e''ii'S'@s =
'he oeaaiF 'ooN Up ara 'aSS'" ira'iy y '!F ,,
constitutional LnaloFiiy oi 'Wo-'H'F"S, tut "''i
cbarieTing ihr HonrSdaie oahS' Wh'ch was We
loea oy governor hlSirr'
Cvp ur,,onrn Avn F,p.rv Dof1.rS pon
crrr,,,e C.vopr,s Trc--nr \. came ta
ut
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Sherif's Cf6ce, Bedford
March 23, 1888.
WAeE72-e eZcw ..

The subscriber, thankful for hr patronage
heretofore conferred upon bin in the line Of his
business, both in the counties Of Bedford and
Somerset, respectfully hegs leave 10 announce
to his old friends and the travelling public ge-
nerally that he has taken lease of the WASH
ngtnn Hotel in thr Borough Of Bedford, for ma
nv years in the occupancy of Maj. Samuel Da-
Wis This Hotel is admirably arranged-is 81
tuate in the centre of the town-and the cham
ber5 are large and well ventilated 1t is the
intention of the undersigned to furnish the
house ina handsome manner, and to have if at
tended by faithful and accommodating servants.
He will spare no pains to make ms table invit-
iag, by supplying i at all times with the very
best the market will afford
Eisiters 10 onr celebrated Springs will find
this Hotel delightful Summrr rfSidpnce-
whilst the citizens Of the county visiting Bed
ford, as we'll as Travellers and movers, who
may favor him with a call, vii! always receive
the NEST prompt and careful attention.
The best Of StabIins is attached to this Hotel.
50 that those who travel in carriages Or on horse
back can be- accommodated in the best style.
Having devoted great many years to this
business, and being determined 10 make every
effort in his power to keep frst-rate Hotel,
be hopes to merit and receive liberal support.
D- Boarders will be taken by the week.
month, or year, on favorable terms.
DOMINIC COCK.
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THE BEDFORD GiEEFTh.
Eseafagds, a3arcia 90, 1906.
G. W. Dowman, EDITOR and arcpriesor.

n
C. w. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor
GZ-sACRAMENT.-Th Sacraanent of the Lords
Supper will be administered IN the Presbyterian
Church of Bedford on next Sabbath. Preaching on
Friday evening, and saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Rev. Mr.. STEVENSON, of Johnsiown, eminent
Divine, will assist Mr.. DAVIS in the solemn services.
The public afectionately invited 10 aitend.--
Comfortable seats Will be shewn to all who are not
members of the church.
FrRsr Of ApR1L-subserbers who contemplate
changing their places Of residence the FIRST OF A.
pri, requested give early notice OF their re-
mo4as. that we may Know where and Aow to forward
their papers after, that date.
Ug- The Bounty Land Law, ;, and an Act now
before the Pennsylvania Legislature 10 Repeal the
Tavern License Law will be tonnd the first
page. An amendment making this Bill entirely pro-
hibitorv In its character was voted down few days
since-yeas IS, nays $50 dodsins!
20 An article on the subject Of 'sGoing into
Mourning, on the first page, is worthy careful pc
lusal. Il presents Life Picture Of the times
rThe "Redford Rillelaem' paraded on
last Saturday and regularly organized by Br-
aaie Inspector EvAxs, tho addressed the company IN
brief, but neat and appropriate speech Ibry
looked well. marched well, ard fired well. The
company was handsomely entertained al the house OF
gade nspector OF Bedford county.
r-SAp.-The house Of Michael Keller, IN Rye
township, Perry county, destroyed by FIRE on
Friday night aweek aGd three OF his children PERISH
ed in the flames.
y-The bill repeating the license laws Of the State
passed the House finally, FRIDAY last, by vote OF
a to 30. There were % abseMeeS
LAReE FfRr-Loss 5000 ,GGa.-On the 7tb inst, a
large fire occurred Weston, Mo-, destroying Two
blocks on Dye AMI Market streets, in the business
part OF the city. The merchants heavy sufferers
The loss is estimated at $500, ,00o. The amount o.
insurance is not stated.
GrLorlsIAvA.-Tt is said that there at the
present tine three hundred and ten candidates Tor
Governor and Lieut.. Governor in Louisiana.
Bg-The Know -Nothings were badly beaten at the
election in Salem, n. j., on Tuesday last.
Gg-A new secret political association has been or
ganzed at Albany, calling themselves ''Rabbiis2 =
Its character IS not divuged.
OCy-Knoy- -Noihiugisrn is below par in Arkansas.
The Legislature ofthat State has passed resolutions
denouuciag the Order by vote OF 81 10 9.
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Bedford. March %, 1888.
p o SIP @ n al TE e "a z 2
Public Sale of Valuable EReal
Estate,

By virtue of an Order ofthe Orphans Court
of Bedford county, the undersigned will expose
to public sale, on the premises. on Saturday, the
18th day Of March next, the following descrb-
ed Tract of lS acres Of land, situate in Liberty
Township, adjoining lands Of David Stoler and
others.
This land is limestone of good quality, lies
one and half miles from Stonerstown, and
within about onr mile Of the Broadtop Railroad.
Has erected on it a two story lighthouse and
kitchen: good bank barn, blacksmith shop,
spring-house, and other buildings Also, fine
apple orchard thereon, with variety Of other
fruit trees. There is also never-failing spring
Of good water on the premises. Terms, which
are easy, will be made known on the day Of
sale
DAVID STOLER,
Adm'r of the estate Of John Stoleg, deceased.
Feb. IS, 1859.
D-The above property not having been dis
posed of on the day specified, The sale is
postponed until TUESDAY the l7th day OF
APRLL next, when it viii be offered as above.
March %, 1879.
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There are few things which afford ms greater plea
than sitting down 10 write notice OF The cele-
hrated lloodand German Bittefs, because are full
ly conscious we are confefrrg puhiic benefit and
heart tells us that hy notices maay have been
induced 10 take these bttes. and been rescued from
death by dyspepsia, liver complaint &r. for The cure
of which II IS certain. II is prepared and sold only
by DR. " Jackson, al the German medicine Store,
No l2O Arch street, lphia-See advertisement.
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Feb. %, 1855.
M0IECE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Testampn-
tary have been granted 10 the undersigned, ~
ecutors of the Last VIII and Testament OF Henry
Koons, late of Bedford Township, deceased, iha'
all persons having claims on said Estate are r.
quested to present them for settlement; aaa
those indebted thereto are hereby required "
make immediate payment.
HENRY kOONS,
DAVID KOONS,
PETER WINEGARNER,
Executors Of Henry Rooms, dsc''s'''
March ., 1888.
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= a L4, IL ! e. SD /:
- u ID:

In this Borough, very suddenly, on last FIJI
day evening, RICHARD, son Of Mr. James X.
and Mary HalIam, aged 3 years and 3 months.
He was very sprigbtIy and interesting child,
and iavorite with all who knew him. A few
moments before be took sick, the little innocent
remarked TO his mother, II an go5@g right up
10 Heauea! a!''-and, in less than p hours, his
unspotted soul reached that ''hapPy home"
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of her mother,
Miss Eliza Baylor, aged 10 years, month, and 10
days.
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UT The !. Bounty Land Law and an Act now
before the Pennsylvania Legislature t.Repeal the
Tavern License Law will be found oa the first
page An amendment making this Bill entirely pro-
hibitorv In its character voted down few days
since-yeas IS, nays $50 lodging
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March rs, 1885.


The Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Napier township, win sell at public
sale, on the premises, all that, their late Church
building, situate in the Borough of Scheils5ure,
fronting % feet on Wine Street and 2S feet en-
Mili street, the-Samp bring two stoy log bu5ld-
ins rouGb-cast, and in good conditinn-can be
used either for pubic private nsr. Title
good aad will be made under decree Of the Or
pisn's Court OF Bedford County, Sale wiIl ts
held on Saturday the 3lst Gay OF March, ins
TERMS Cash
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ONLONS.-One barrel Seed Onon<-iust received
and Tor sale by a. b. CRAMER x Co.
Exchange Building.
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20 An article on the subject Of ''GoiHg into
Mourning the first page, is worthy careful Pc
Iusal II presents Life Picture OF the times
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F1Rsr or APRIL-Subscrber who contemplate
changing their places Of residences the first OF A.
pri are requested give early notice OF their re-
fnovaf. that we may know where and Aow TO forward
their papers after,that date.
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rz-The e.Redforl RislemeHp parade!

DySAD.-The house of Michael Keller, IN Rye
township, Perry county, was destroyed by fire on
Friday night a-week, and three Of his children peris
ed in the flames.
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g-Fhe bill repeating the license laws Of the STATE
PASSED the House finally, on FRIDAY last, by vote o
A to 80 There % abseniees.
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LAReE FlRE-Loss 5000 ,GGd.-On the 7tb inst, a
large fire occurred at Weston Mo-, destroying Two
blocks on Dye AMI Market streets, in the business
part OF the city. The merchants heavy sufferers
The loss IS estimated $500, 00o. The amount o!
insurance IS not stated.
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S so GSGSV ARID

Frb. 9, I855.-3t.
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Public Sale.

March IG. 1855.
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HoNoR WEL. BESrowFD.-The Chief justice o
Pennsylvania, Hon. ELLls LEWIS, received at the
commencement OF Jefferson College. Oh Saturday last
the degree OF Doctor of Laws. The learned Judge is
most worthy OF an LID.
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DR.. Hoofland's
Celebrated Gernlan Bittcrs,

Prepared by DIR. G.. ~. ii 4GKSON,
No. 30, .7rch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not
excclled, if equallea by any other preparation
in the United States as the cures attest, in ma
ny cases after ssillful physicians had called.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of in
valids. Possessing great virtues in the recti-
feation of diseases of the Liver and lesser
Glands. exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and elections OF the digestive or
gans, they are withal safe. certain and pleasant.
- READ AND BE CONVINCED!
MORE ONO TESTIMONY N FAvoR OF Dns Hoof-
LAMPS CEbgBRATED GERMAN -IsITTHRs, prepared
by DIR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA From
conclusive that this medicine has no equal for
diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Nerves, Kidneys,
Sc.-Read and be convinced -
e. B. PERKINS, Marietta, Ohio Feb. %, % '51, /,
said: !" Your Bitters are highly priced by those
who have used them. In case of Liver Com
plant, of long standing, which had resisted the
skill of several Physicians, was entirely cured
by the use of Five Bottles.''
C. L.. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage Co., Ohio,
April %, 1852, said, ..Ihe German Bitters you
sent me last have not yet come to hand.
have been out of the article for some time, to
the great detriment of invalids.9 1t is a nledi-
cine much thought Of and sought after in this
community" zss-
B. NJ. HurcHISsoN, NJ. D., Bedford, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, Aug. 26, 1852, said 1The Bitters
you shipped me in May last are all gone.
think it is a good medicine, and / am recon-
mending it to my patients and friends (Which
do for no other patent medicine.) You will
please forward a large supply" sl'si
S. FREscH, Wooster, Ohio, Nov, -, 81 said:
al have used some three or four bottles of Hoof-
lands German Bitters for Dyspepsia and have
derived great benefit from theirsuse.s i believe
them to be good for all diseases for rwhieh they
are recommended" skss isses.e.
| w. M. ORR, Wooster, o., October I'd, 1852,
| said: You ask my opinion of the German Bit
tiers. have used them for Dyspepsia, or Indi-
gestion, and take pleasure in stating that
think they are the very best remedy extant fol
the above complaints they are decidedly in ad.
pance of all theproprietary medicines of the day
| T.. MFR. Orr is a distinguished lawyer o.
Wooster. -...s SitssyG-s.st =. sssSar
These Bitters are ENTIRELY .vEGETABI.E. The,
neuer prostrate the system but invigorate 1t.
! For sale by dealers in medicine everywhere
Jno NJ. Kirkbritle, Woodsfeld; w. H. Mallo
j ry, Sunfish and Jamestewn,.sA. s. Marsilliot
New Castle; T.Cs Penn, Antioch; and by dealer.
in medicine everywhere. ssssa VA n
4 Nov. %, 1S54-ly 5s.
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7 II . IssPlIRI T % Z d 8 MO IC7T{=A c 7 /

perhaps his second, in order to give Burr
q double; opportunity to pause and reflect.
The grounds of Wehawk, on. the Jersey
shore, opposite New Y ork, were at that.
time the usual field Of these single com
bats, then, chiefly by reason ofthe inflam-.
ed state of political feeling, of frequent
occurrence and very seldom ending with.
out bloodshed. The day having been
fixed, and the, hour appointed at seven
O'Clock in the morning, the party met, ac-
companieda only BY the seconds. The
barge men, as well as Dr. Hosack, the
surgeon, mutually agreed upon, remained,
as usual, at distance, in order, if any fa-
talresultshould occur, not to be witnesses
|n7 The parties having exchanged saluta-
tions, the seconds measured the distance
of ten spaces; loaded the pistols; made the
preliminary arrangements Burr took de-
liberate aim and fred The ball entered
Hamilton's side and as he fell his pistol
was unconsciously discharged. Burr ap-
preached him apparently moved; but on
the suggestion of his second, the surgeon
and barge-men already approaching, he
turned and fastened away; Van Ness cody
covering him from their sight by opening
an umbrella.
The surgeon found Hamilton half lying
half sitting on the ground, supported il
the arms of his second. Doctor" saio
he, 'sthis is q mortal wound;" and as i
overcome by the effort of speaking, he i'm
mediately tainted. As he was carried
across the river the fresh breeze revived
him. His own house being in the coun
try, he was conveyed at once to the hous'
of friend, where he fingered twenty-fou
hours in great agony, but preserving hi
Icomposure and self-command to the last
1-Eildreth's History.
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Burr and Hamilton's Duel.

1T was not at all in the spirit of a pro-
fessed duelist, it was not upon any paltry
point of honor, that Hamilton had accepted
this extraordinary challenge, by which it /
was attempted to hold him answerable
for the numerous imputations on Burr's
character bandyed about in conversation
and the newspapers for two or three years
past. The practice Of dueling he utterly
condemned; indeed, heshad himself been
victim to it in the loss of his eldest son, a
boy Of twenty in a political duel some
years previously. Asa private citizen,
as a man under the influence Of moral and
religious sentiments, as husband loving,
and loved, and the father of a numerous
and dependent family, as q debtor honor
ably disposed, whose creditors might suf-
fer by his death, he had every reason to
avoid the meeting. So he stated in a
paper which under premonition of his
fate, he took care to leave behind him. -
| 1t was in the character of a public man..
It was in that lofty spirit of patriotism, of
which examples are so rare, rising above
all personal and private consideration
spirit magnanimous and seH-sacri6cing to
the last however in this instance uncalled
for and mistaken-that he accepted the
fatal challenge. ..The ability to be in fp-'
| tufe ,nseful,' such was his, own statement
of, his motives, whether in resisting mis-
chief or effecting good in these crises of
our public affairs which seem likely to
sx,,<,,,lx1 In ca !, a "a I1o
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isaCarter's Spanish Mixture.
NOT, A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT.
Il EFT THE .dFFLICTED REID IND
s.s35t4 tsfta i!z PONDER! aE


Il EFT THE .aFFLICFED RE.QDs IND
$50 tsfft !!z P0NDERg aI i
An infalliblc Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil.
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Pustules on the Face Blotches,
iBoiIs, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head, Enlarge
+, mentsand Pain OF the Bones and Joints, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphilitic disorders, Lumbago,
Spinal complaints, and all diseases arising
from an injudicious use of Mercury, Impru-
+ dence in Life, or Impurity in Blood.
EB This great Alternative medicine and Puri-
fer of the Blood is now used by thousands of
grateful patients from all parts of the United
States, who testify daily to the remarkable
ieures performed by the greatest of all medi-
cines, CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the
Skin, Liver Disease, Feyers, Ulcers, Old Sores,
Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and aching
of tho Bones and Joints, are speedily put to
| flight by using this great and incstimable rem-
edy. 9 stfS 5S 8gf .{sis1sEs4L gse<E
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has
yet been found to compare with it. 1t cleanses
the system of all impurities. acts gently and
efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, strength
ems the Digestion, gives tone to the stomach.
/ makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores
\ tuc SouStliutiOji, ny ulseaSes OF Ofo-
ken down by the eXcesses Of youth, to its pris-
tine vigor and strength. aAs.ti5
For the ladies it is incomparably better than
all the cosmetics ever Used. A few doses OF
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE will remove all sal
|lowness of complexion, bring the roses mant-
! ling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step
and improve the general health in a rcmarlSa
bic degree beyond all the medicines, ever heard
iof. .-.@.;
The large number of certificates which W,
have received from persons from all parts o
the United States, is the best evidence tha
there is no humbng aboutit The press, hotc
keepers, magistrates, physicians, and publ
men, well known to the community, all a,l,
their testimony to the wonderful effects of thi
IGREAT BLoop PURIFIER. e,f.:i
Call ON the AGENT and get a Circular an
Almanac, and read the wonderful cures thi
truly greatest of all medicines has performed
| None genuine unless signed BENNETT
; BEERS, Proprietors, No. 3 Pearl street, Rich
mond, VA, to whom all orders for supplies an
agencies mist be addressed. And for sale
Jno. NJ. Kirkbride, Woodsfeld; VII. Mallt
ry, Sunfsh and jamestown; a. 5. Marsillio
New Castle; 7. G. Penn, Antioch; and by dea
ers in medicine every where. -
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