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THE LATEST NEWS.

49, - Sssy BosToN, April 26. i
The Africa arrived at Boston at a; quartz
past o'clock this morning, making the run
from Halifax in 81 hours. Soon after her ar
rival, the Custom House officers boarded her
and no communication was allowed with the
shore.
A general searching of the passengers tOek
place, the particulars of which have not trans
pred The English papers contain very little
news.
- - NEW York, April 26.
"A fire occurred this afternoon in the whole
sale dug store of Ward, Montague Il Co., 90
Maiden Lane. The upper story was destroyed
and the stock badly damaged by water. Loss
will be heavy.
A prisoner in the Toombs named Eberte, in-
dicted for murder, attempted to kill one of the
deputies named Charles Perph, by plunging a
knife into his back while taking his morning
exercises. He believed that Perph had pre-
judged his case.
ROCHESTER,, April %. W
AS the locomotive was backing down the
track in Canandaigua village, this afternoon
it ran over and instantly killed j. l.. Hall, Esq,
lawyer, severing his head from his body
Judge Phelps and another person, standing on
the track, were also seriously injured, the for
mer so severely that his life is despaired of.
ALBANY, April 26.
The Atlas published the opinion Of Nicho-
las Hill on the subject of the liquor law at the
request of the liquor dealers of this city. Mr.
Hill regards it as direct violation of the Con
stitution. ..fssG. s4
New ORLEANS, April 25
Mr.. Kendall was arrested by Mr. Mods, the
special agent of the post-office department land
gave security in the sum Of $4,000.
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nA.We call attention to the advertise
ment of WHINE & COOLEY, in today's pa
per. They always keep the very best goods
10 the market, and sell them at reasonable
rates. Call and give their stock and prices
an examination
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pa-We learn from the Potosi Republi-
. can, that the celebrated lion-tamer, Herr
Driesbach, has quietly settled down on a
farm in that vicinity, the husband of a
blooming Buckeye girl. A first rate notion
of Herr .....-..,I.-
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INSPECTION OF SrEAMERs.-Mr. Lewis
the q. S. Inspector for the Chicago Dis
trict. has reached here in his ANIMAL tour OF
duty, and yesterday inspected the engines
and proved the boilers Of the steamers Ga
lena and Black Hawk, lying at the levee.
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PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

In the present depleted state of the market it is useless
to give quotations in detail We give merely the prices
of few leading articles. Extra Flour sells at SO 50S10
q Dbl; in bags 81 50GDS5 u cwt Corn meal is worth 81
0s2 25 q cwt Beans 81 25DSl so y bush. Mess Pork
held at S22 T. Dbl, with light stock OF Beef Cattle
there are none in rket.
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Lieut.. Beale, formerly Indian Agent at Cal
ifornia,whose accounts have just been allowed
by the Treasury Department, inflicted a severe
castigaton with his fists upon Col. Manypenny,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, at Willard
hotel, this afternoon. Lieut.. l'eale attributes
the temporary disallowance of his accounts to
the personal hostility of the Commissioner
and hence the assault.
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A CHANCE TO SEE THE ELEpHANr.-Passcr-
gers who travel by the New York and New
Haven cars have grand chance of seeing
the elephant" Going from New York the
cars pass the farm of z. Il. Barnum, mile
or so before reaching Bridgeport Ct. On that
farm, and in plain viewsof the railroad, an ell
ephant may be seen every pleasant day,attach-
ed to large plow and doing up the sub-soiL
ing in first rate style, at the rate Of about
three distinct double horse teams. The ami
NAL is perfectly tractable. His attendant rides
him while colored man guides the plow.--
The elephant is also used for carting large
loads of gravel in cart arranged purposely
for him, and in drawing stone on stone boat
or drag, in piling up wood, timber, etc., and
in making himself generally useful. ~
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B9- McGRoRry has lately returned from
the East and South with tremendous stock
of goods. Look into his store slowed full,
and into his warehouse slowed still more
full, and then doubt if you can that he is a
man full of faith in the growth of st. Paul,
and in the increasing wants of its people
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M JEFFERSON FARMER Esq is an authorized Agent
tor The PIONEER at Gaena to subscribers and ad
ve::semcnts His receipts will be regarded pa yments
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OF the Pioneer Printing Office The late introduction
Power Presses, Run by Steam,
PROSE ECTUS
.ftFhElOF THE
NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL,

PROS PECTUS
NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.
1NIE undersigned will issue on or about the 18th of
May, 1855, the first number of Weekly Paper,
be called
THE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL,
Of agriculture, Science and Art
TO be devoted as its name indicates to the increasing
interests of the Farmer, Mechanic and Trader. Ii will
of large quartO form and contain
THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS OF ARTICLES,
Orgina! and selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch OF popular interest, belonging to such IL journal
1t Will be neutral in Politics and Religion, reserymg
the right to question hadce'y the One and fdndciS
in the other while it will commend honesty in both
Able correspondents will be secured every point
where the successful improvements any pursuit. can
be given OF Inventions of practical benefit well a. il
lustratiOns of rural Architecture, Gardening &C. with
Portraits and BOgra phles of some of
men, TO supply which, arrangements have been
into with Artists OF ability at the East. We shall
deavOr to present to readers the latest nfOrmatOm
and the entertaining and instructive articles upon
Agricultural Pursuits, Scientific Research,
Mechanical Arts, Education,
Literature General News,
Fresde Economy, Ladies' Portfolio,
Wit and IiumOr, Youths Improvement
Sabbath Reading, General Miscellany.
All of which will doubtless form paper value 10 all
in the North West
Terms, 50 per Year in advance. Single copies five
certs. A liberal discount made To Clubs, follows -
Five copies, to one address ............$ 9
len 40 ............... IL
IWchty 0of.......... 80
INVARIABLY in ADVANCE.
Ohice at the junction of Third, Bench and Wabashaw
streets, second story, the Post Office, Paul.
f.. MUNSON DAYTON.
March, loo5 mar2edf
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So The PIONEER printed by Steam, Tayor Large
Cylinder Power Press The of Steam Power in our
establishment enables ute Book and Job Print
ing with increased despatch, ard at reduced prices
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- Shippers and Others will bear in
mind that the Luella leaves this morning at
ten o'clock, for Galena. y 3 ,,3
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ne We have hand a number OF fontssof beautiful
and useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed of flap
piled for soon.
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the above goods in every variety of quality and STYLE
together with
.u -.EMBR OIDERIES
OF every description;
MALTESE AND GINPURE LACES:
and numerous other goods be found my
WHlTNEY'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY
could give you more elaborate description of the
BEAUTY AND ELEGANCE
OF my goods; but modesty forbls me- If my numerous
patrons
THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
will give call, they Judge for themselves have
made such arrangements as to be
CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF THE LATEST OF GOODS
r--.--- from the
''f III EASTERN MARKET
CHAS. d. ELFELT
st. Paul, Mayo, 1885. dat
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DEPARTED.

Steamer City Belle, Lodwick, Galena. 'sasa
Steamer Black Hawk, Maxwell, upper Minnesota.
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GA- All transient advertisements inserted in the
WEEKLY PIONEER will be charged the Of 81 per
square for the first Insertion and so cents per square
each subsequent Insertion The charges for yearly
advertisements may be ascertained at the Counting
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RECEIPTS, &c.

- + ,i--g ~. ARRIvED. -',t -
Steamer Galena, Blakely, Galena. "a 49,.
- J" Luella, Royce, Galena. s. Oh gie sss..
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ES- LAWYERS BLANKs-The a.'enton of the profession
is directed to wand elegant series of Law Blanks
in process of printing at the Pioneer Office They all
printed the best paper and with and large sized
script type Those already issued are
Complaint Promissory Note against all the Parties
Complaint Promissory Note, against EndOrser;
Summons for Money Demand Contract for Pa Mt
of Money
Summons for Relief.
of other Blanks have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quit Clam Deeds.
Re- WANTED-A Good job Printer, at this Office. i'm
meaiatcly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
VOL, l--NO. 20
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
n xas Joker


Sumo years ago copied the following sterl-
ing bit oi fun from the Texas Morning Star. pub
lished at Houston. II lately fell III way again
and we determined to start It for n second heat.
We will take no small odds that in three months
time il will have been published in half the news
papers in the county,
AouATlc SCENEs,-During the hardest of the
storm the day before yesterday we took lounge
down To the steamboat landing. While standing
on the brink of deep gully that empiiedi its tor
rent of water into the bayou our attention wns
attracted to the bottom of the gully, where
drunken loafcr was scmming the torrent and
holding ON t"a root anchored in the bank. The
poor fellow, not knowing any one was near him,
was combating his fate manfullv, and in calcn-
lating his chances Of escape, gave utterance to
the following:
"Hnyni this orful sitivntion To- be plnced in
nohowl If | wns steamboat, rail or wood
pile, III bo better worth fifty cents on the dollar
ihnn I'll ever be again. Unless I'm gone case
now there hnynt any truth in phrenology. I've
weighed all the chances now like glneral, and
only two TINT bears in my favor. the first is
skunk lie to crawl inio,nnd the second special
intcrposition of Provdence and the best chance
vt the tw, is So SLIM if only had tho chance
FL give th. premium for the skunk hole-them's
INV sentiments II could be n mink musk
rat, or II wnter snnke,tor about two months, per.
haps | would mount the first step t'oiher side OF
1910, anu Hap my wings "i" 'ioW WV P''''"uS
life scientifically preserved. But whets the
use hodin' ON to this rootl There hnyn't no
skunk hole in these diggns-the water Is get
ting taller about n feet, and if my nose was rs
long ns nfnty il wouldn't stick out much longer.
80, Jerryl Jerry! you're gone sucker, nnd l
guess your mnrm don't know you're out; poor
woman won't she cry the glasses out of her spec
iacle- when she hears that her darlin' Jerry has
got the whole of the Bullcrlo Bio for his coffin!
What pity It's some phanthropic or member
Of the humane society, never had foresight o.
nough to build house across this gutter. with
steam engine to keep Out the wuter, II they
! hnd done il in time the, might have had the hon
or aud qualification OF saving the life OF feller
being; but il il all day with you Jerry and big
hnrbor to anchor in. It's too bad 10 go Oft in
this oriul manner when they knows oilers hated
water ever since ! was big enough to know
lwnnt whisky" q
Before Jerry got 10 tho conclusion he wa
| washed into the bayou, within few fet OF
large fla, that had ust started for the steamboat
! Iiseyc caught the prospect of deliverance. and
he changed the burden Of his drge into thrill
ling cry of ''heave to- passenger overheard and
! sinking with belt full of specie,-the man who
saves me makes his foriun"" jerry was tished
out by dnrkey. and to show his gratitude invi-
ted Qnnshey to ''go up to the groggery and IL
| quor.'
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Russian Baptisnn

1t is always performed by immersion. In the
rich houses, two tables are laid ont in the draw
ing room by the priest, one is covered with holy
limoges. the other is placed an enormous sill
yer basn, filed with water surrounded by small
wax tnpers. The chief priest begins by oonse-
Grating the font, aud plung,ng silver cross re-
peatedy in the water; he then takos the child,
and, after rociing certain prayers, undresses II
completely. Tho process of immersion takes
place twice, and so vigorously that the head
must disappear under the wmer; the infant Is
then restored to it's nurse, and the sacrament Is
finally administered. la former times when
child had the misfortune to be born in winter, 1t
was plunged without pity under the ice or into
water of the same temperature In the pressnt
day that rigor has been relaxed by permission of
tho church, and warm water is substituted for the
other but the common people still adhere scrup-
ulou>y To the ancient practice in all seasons.
On these occasions numbers of children are
bnptisrd at the same time ON the ice; and the
cold often proves fatal to them. 1t sometimes
happens, also that child slips through the hands
of n priest, aud is lost, in which case he only
excaims, "God has been pleased 10 take this in
FAINT to himself, hand me another and the poor
people submit to their loss without Il murmur, rs
the dispcnsutiop of heauen,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

Mr.. THAcKERAY will sail for New York on
Saturday, The 18th of October. to commence his
new course of lecturers the -Four Georges
The subject is a very good one for an English
audience, for in England we have learnt to look
back with very philosophic loyalty to the First
Gentleman of Europe and his gracious ancestors
but the Americans remember them with some
thing fcrcer thar contempt; and the third one OF
the name is no more of god in the New World
than he is in the pages of Wilkes and Junus.-
Then. again, the good folkes in that country are
not always swift and in their appreciation OF
such delicate irony Mr. Thackeray delights
in: we all remember how the Democratic journals
across the wafer blazed up at an imaginary slight
thrown upon Washington in early number Of
1.-The Newcomers" and how the satirist was COM
PEELED to explain his own want of seriousness;
and how the fact ultimately got into Jona-
than's head by means Of what Sydney Smith call
eda surgical operation. America evidently feels
afrad-or should perhaps say, feels uncertain
of the squibs and crackers of the creator Of Re-
becca Sharp. We shall see if they have auy
cause. On the Thursday previous to Mr.. Thack-
eray's departure, a body of his literary friends
propose to invite him to IA farewell dinner. He
will carry across the Atlantic best wishes
for his success. Will he repay and crafty
the public-with genial account of the state
and prospects of American society-that society
interesting to our pride and our affections!-
London Athen9um. ....r
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GEN. .McMAuoN,cHE HERO OF THE MALAKoFF.
Gen Mcmahon, under whose command the
French troops captured the Malakuff at Sebasto-
pol, is Of the old Oriel stock, his ancestors hav-
ing followed James IL into exile His immedi-
ate ancestor-father or grandfather-the Mar
quis Mcmahon, Diplomatic Agent, or Com
missioner to the frs, Congress of the United
States He was one of the original members admit
ted into Washnrton's order of the "Cincinnatti,"
and is mentioned in Hood's "Frierdly Sons of st.
Partrick," as being present mt the memorable
celebrated of the Irish anniverry at Philadelphia;
in 1882, with Washington. Lafayette, Count Dill
lon, Generals Hand Moylo &c 1t was on that
occasion Washington was adopted" as ~ son
of St. Patrick" Strange "reminiscences these!
American Celt.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


IN the market Tor all the good wheat get Per.
having such II sell will laac give call before selling
We win always pay the highest market price.
II IA MILLER n ELAN Iinsin
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a tob ANS, ANO Nss " a.
u LIAM TASkER 10 Park Place New ork invites the at
ruon Southern and Western Merchants to his new stock
ct Fans Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Re
oueS perfucry soaps PoMonnaies jet and Bead lrare
lets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pins aud Needles Hooks
and Ewes Watch Guards. Wax tora and Class Beads, NeeA
laros Sc India Rubber Combs Canes Balls and Toys oi
every descriptions Razors and Cutlery tod and tii
Jrlrv Aerordeons Yolns including general and very
LARGE stock of English, French and German Fancy Goods
which will be sold at very lowest prices for cash cr a
proved paper.
= orders by letter selected and put NJ in the hesmanner
WILLIAM TASkER.
10. Park Place New York.
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- NAkplNb llnl SE-lhc subscribers have leased Tor
term at wears from Mr. q II Lynch his Fire proof
BhihF lately erected in this CITY directly opposite the depot
Of V + Il Il, aud immediately ho.Nodn the Railroad aud
Canal or th" pnrpose Of carving general GUoeERY,
COMMISSION tNp foHN Nup1Nu nSNfss, under the u
aud firm Of BLACK y PETTY JOHN. We ofor Ia our
friends and III ruhle generally, and Wtll selected
sthek Of Grorafie~ Liquors In exchange cash
country prodae aud earnestly solicit tn fom them before
purchasing
good supply nf lmc laster aud Cement kept hand,
which Will u" sold rs low other house the
All gonds consigned L. Will bc forwarded with dis
patch and particular attention paid 10 the order OF thUm
We oter "r services for the sale of Wheat Flour
Tobacco t"m. oats, Ar a. Charges rnAsonah" aud NJ
pains spared sales rendered
made A HiAtk,
\ pI,rJN JOHN
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NEW AND a. ES AZ n o. ~ Ns.nsBaER
/

H(l lkRutUus, SlIAfEH \ 90, DEALERS IN EN.
NJ IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING. invite the
rntpn a" then humorous friends
vailed aud extensive stock Of FALL GOODS rumprisng ns
II dees In great variety and completeness OF style and
al every article pertaining to- the tIpIlil Nc GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idea Of the
variety and hnessnt steek only be had by
personal examination. Below he found partial list
some OF the loading articles
OVER toATS-A elegant assortment uf these gar.
mouts "t te most desirable materials, eoiors and s,los1a
mas Registers aud ,luaks
DRESS AND Ftotk COATS-Ihuse sold this oaial,.
Sment not surpassed In pecisoncss Of IT. aa,lness
cut general eNc"lenr, Of workmanship being
sptcts cgHdt custom p0rk
III stNtsS COATS OF every material, ranging in price
from - tu riH
PAhIS=i,lack Cashmere Doe skln trapo .Cassimrro.
from lnc dr' medium aud low ptiec Fancy Cnssimeo
bakes trrsmcro, oxford Mixed, oasy Tweed Satnet
VESTS cl Plush. kolNci Black and Fancy Bronadiuo,
Blek and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet
Mrrno NcrEe, laek Satin Sc splendid Party aud Wedding
Vests
TRAVELLING HLANkETS--N National Flag, ~. Leger
Iuaom aud ShN"nY Blankets, Gtntcnrns ShaVls MAlers
M,1ne Scmt4 Under shirts Non canton Flanuc
Brnwrrs CthtHs ks r,lssrr Iiaaian A,r aud Nao
Icon Hos XII butk Mock iuek Mvtiuo Wunl Flush lant
ttsle ; basnpul cali Tiger aud Nufn Govcs. i,uck, Kid
aud tall taunilets, Nlk Mcrtuo Cotton and Country knit
Sota Pocket llahdkoroheis Sc IN slrrt every thing
ally inuud Ia ts class tennmens Iuihug fitting
establishments be found In The greatest variety
The most reasonable prices AT the BAZAAR.
II s. a Co. anuinctnfng all the Clothing sold by them
thus enabled To their the benefit Of
vas'a they possess, and furnish but The best
l'les. AT the lowest possible rates.
crrnF their Clothes made be
modatrd, and satlsinc ton guaranteed nor sale
oc2ts BURROUGHS SHAFER e. CO
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


AuEs WOODBDs >ft n co, t3D Naiu ~ :.
- RICHMOND Va, wholesale aud retail dealers In HOOKS,
STATIONERY. plANb-fpRTES MGSit AND FANCY
ARTICLES, have fer sale all the Sehuul Books in in Law
Medical Theological aud Miscellaneous hooks blank hooks
Of every descriptions Letter aud Writing Paper the best k
OF all kinds in Giohts New Music; Drawing Materials
and oekS IN Drawing aud Painting Copying Presses Mahc
mateal Instruments Gold and Silver eases. Nolns
Guitars Flutes Accardcans. and ehor Musical Instruments
Violin Springs Pen aud Pocket Knives Diamond pointed
Gold Pens surveyors CompaSsss Chains choice Books
and Fancy Articles. for presents
ilANo-foRrES=-Thoi supply Of Piano Fortcs is from
the established aud we'll known manufactures Stolar
y Co. !. II Durham aud Jonas thickenp whose iustru
ments be relied upon beauty tone great duraht,
and elegance of finish
The subscribers have participated in the sale upw ards
one ttnHSdHd ct these Piano Furtos
Specialize aud well known families in Virginia and North Caro-
lima They warranted superior In all respects and
tercd al the Manufacturers Invest ptices
Books hound and Blank Books Of all kinds manufae
tnrcd To order
y Orders by letter faithfully aud promptly attended
II
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af he and
diseases arising from Dsoriered Liver or stomach such
t st ai' I IorIb,r nis,st for Food
ss mr. ri,bt in H.. Stomach Sonr Erpctations sinking
iering NJ the pt of the stomach swimming of the Head
el and difficult Breathing, Fluerng the Heart Choak
>gdoeains Sensations when in lying posture lIm nm
% sion Dots or webs before the sight feNeF anu 'n
ls Head Deficiency OF Pcrsiirauon 1ehoNheS7 ot inc
I'S9 HFyS Pain in the Side, Back Ches, Limbs @s'
'@ EE nd great depression Of Spirits, can be Gtfeetna
["i by bocrER IoofLANDs CELEBRATED GILMAN
ILiS preparcdby Dr.. c NJ Jackson German Medicine
apower the above diseases is exeelled eqna
ahF other preparation in the nited states as t9e cures
l Dia'! cases aer >>Iinl PhNsl'laiis hlu ia.'' -
htiorS are worthy the attention of lnvaidS Posses
& virtues in The rectiteaon OF the liver ana lesser
sing the most searching power m Weakl'ss ana
Pheasant
LGlNf, TESTIMONY J. " Wilson, Lexington, Va,
' lsl2 said ~ am entirely out Of thc Gerlnan
They have become all the rage Nothing Else sells
leuh Legion nnbfShed At Woodstock Va. said, Jan
'': trelt Med,inc-\Ye have uniformly rcfralnpd
-.aauyndiaao to the public any of the various patent
EsS ef the day unless thoroughly Yncod Of their
Anon. those we consider worthy of nofire, is the
" Btors ia1cntodb by DE- Ioofand and prepared by Dr
n in PHILADELPHIA One instance in particular in which
tor virtues of this medicine have been tested has al.
0I''o1r observation Daring the last summer, Of
Ha Crabju Of ms c,up was very sern1>ly affected
Liver COMPLAINT and after irving in vain various rene.
g raliry5 ~ hi iti AZ w. va }1 ,l,at he rra,rl
lor bpitle and Is now rcstnred entirely to health
l are entirely vegetable free from all injurious ngrrdi
ale wholps1p ly DRUGGISTS In an the prinr cities and
M By apoteearies and storek in every town the
a.rt Siatps ~ 80 " = | "
(y =, "a 80 NIX WliilIitEA'' j; II. l'Ni. ~
..r,.s,,2 i Hnu j. H. Nf'AA ~ LEhe"""la' ~" "E
.' ''i''ene everywhere taeP o-'s.
|s'D pHVsHss
Il ll,rr.aIs pl,,l 60 .i. . -. i,,s..
r1-, F.t. , ."e, , .c , " N ,,+Is .orl.. .,h.,,ss.
Wine Colehicum R1ot-prepafed fem the fresh root
Infinitely superior to the WINE of the seed dried
roots
iiIs 'n' lr',H
Itt
| '.f l,rgr.,s s.i'l l"Iu hk'ttet9' ''''i"''' P'f'