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E
wc have no quarrcli our interests and d~estinics
forbid one; but now, as ever, we find their gov
eminent coming in between the two nations.
The substance of the whole matter is, that
the late officials have now gone home, victims to
the same "fast and loose" Characteristic of their
government, which once granted plenary pow
crs of monopoly to the East India Company,
and then arraigned their Govcrner-General,
when he came home, on charge of oppression;
and after eight years trial, turned him loose a
bankrupt Later again than this, we know
what the revelations of the Seymour correspon-
dencc brought to light; and still later, we have
read the pseudo-philanthropic oyerturcs aboat
priyateering. For all this obIiqucness of policy
we do not hold the operatives Of English work
shops and her agricultural and commercial clas-
SEES responsible, and NC believe their Manchester
appeals will tell upon their government.
The Palmerstonians will not dismiss Mr.. Dali
las, because they know they could not follow it
up with a war and of course no other effect
would result than that the people of England
would go on trading with us, minus only the
taxed expense of a Washington Minister.
~@~-
TO DRUGGISTS & THEPEOPLE.
-
Won arc hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF
1 DIR. DE GRATHtS "ELECTRIC OIL" as shall pros
eeutc any party who use my copy ri1Ated bills. This (S.n-
uinu) Electric OIL has cured the Mayor Of Camden OF IfIeS
and Rhenmatt.nE; also, Hon. John Williamson OF HapslnE-
don, lion. Z, Khlingsurth Cshom it took Of his clutches In
one layD, and more than 7O OtherI in Philadelphia, whose
names have been published in the Philadelphia Ledger.
The wholesale dealers In Philadelphia would not eounte-
nance any scamp guilty Of the rascalty Of eounterfeitinE.-
In Iarr!sburgh, Pa, John Wyethe, Esq, the we'll known
Druggist there, caused the arrest and Imprisonment OF one
EdLsnkhe, who attempted an imitation OF this valuable
relnedy.
To he People and DrHggtsts hrongh0"t the United
AneS.-L!st OF cures By Prof. De Grath's Electric on Jos
Free, West Phi!adeiphia, OF rheumatism Mr. RodcnhoE,
Montgomery co., rheumatism and Sprain; Nrs. Ogden, No.
$50 Fourth street, Inflammation OF bowels; Mrs. Maryland,
Providence, shingles and caked breast Mr. VIM Spence,
on Chestnut street, fclOn aud neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lower Marion, of burns and scarlet feveTr-And eighteen
others.
ET-Eyery Druggist knows that the only Genuine Electric
oil Is made by the sole inventor and proprietor, at his old
office, to which all orders must be addressed to procure the
PAoT. CHAS. DE GHATH.
Oil Office, 50 South sth St, near Chestnut.
ED-sold by all Druggists.
Depot In Wheeling at
my14 Bridge Corner.
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UExrr1ELp RA1LroAD.-Wc noticed a fine new
locomotive pass our Office yesterday for the
I~lempfeld Railroad. Two passenger cars and
one baggage car were also added to the rolling
equipment yesterday. We are glad to see these
iaii.ations of business on the Hempfield, and
rsjoicc more to know, with only some 16 miles
Of the Road completed, these additions are ne
eessary to accommodate the business offering.
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wasnrxaroy, July 1st-During the Fillmore
demonstration last night, Mayor Magruder,
was endcavoring TO suppress a disturbance
among crowd Of young men in the vicinity of
the meeting. who were all much intoxicated
He was surrounded and attacked by the po-
including Capt Bursh, formed a body guard
for his protection.
Afr. Magruder was struck with a brick and
a slung shot, but was not seriously injured. The
mob followed for half a mile, crying 'Kill him, :"
etc. Mr.. Magruder was finally persuaded to
enter the Kirkwood Housc, where by persun-
sioas, the mob was induced to dispense. A
The riot was confined to boys.
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The Anniversary Concert oftho Wheeling In
srumcutal Music Society comes off tonight at
Washington Hall. As we have before stated,
the members of this society are our own citi-
zcns, and we hope to see them well patronized.
The programme is varied, Inc comprises many
very beautiful and difficult pieces. The mimi
table Mrs. Drew has kindly consented to add
to the attractions Of the evening, by singing
several Of her most beautiful songs.
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WAsurSGTos, June S0.-A large and enthusi-
astic American meeting was held to-night-can-
non, music, fireworks, &c. The front of the
City Hall was splendidly adorned with RcvoIu-
tionary flags which were presented by Lafayette
to Washington. and when exhibited were re-
ccived with cheers. Crittenden was amOng the
speakers.
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vlsrrrxc.-Thc Hope" and "old Reds" Fire
Companies Of this city, are going a visiting on
the 4th, the first to. GAINESVILLE, and the latter to
Cleveland. We predict for them n good time
generally. The Rough and Ready win spend
the 9Th on ChapIine's Hill, with a picnic, and a
merry dance on the green sward.
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THE river was rising last evening with about
sir feet Of water in the channel. The first sale
Of damaged goods, removed from the wreck of
the steamer Anawan, will take place to-day at
one o'clock, at Warehouse No. 90, on Water
street.
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s,.rv. IN Mondays Arsas and In'eiligencer' an NdvsF-
,,,.-.Btb By a certain Ma'ie Dealer not a hundred als' rom
s..r. m,EiaE arasozs to great expenditure Of gas ana
Etaa ~ q. no,Ie, Ia question evidently aliudesto my ad-
nos = :, ,uo,her colaan, 1 should say that l consider
TsrI!tL q, iyIrre ne, by making use OF such expressions,
tbs ~.,,twptJl: in the extreme. lam cot In the
Hsah - ,4,v or Ss.inE in order to make sales. lean prove
ha9tSi ~ ',yi nv advertisement to the satisfaction OF
An'iAlas- ~, vil take the trouble to call on me.
any - I, Of P;ano FOrtcs to arrive next week.
Aa't" T. CARTWRIGHT, Music Dealer,
1e5 aIain st.
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Tur members of the Hope Fire Company,
wbo intend Joining in the excursion to zanes-
,fle will meet tonight at the Hose House at
EIGHT o'clock. a punetual attendance is re-
O,oetpd-
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FRnM THE SOUTH.

Ngw YoRa, July The Herald says that an
armed expedition is forming here and IN South
ern cities, to go to Mexico and assist the govt
of that country,
Adyices from Venezuela report that the in
surrection there is becoming serious. The in
surgents had taken towns and were marching
on Bolivar.
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PROFESSOR o. J. wooD-
DEAR STA Unsolicited, I send you this certlf-
cate. After being bald for a long time, and having tried all
the hair restorativcs cxtant, and having no faith in any, !
was Induced, on hearing Of yours, to give It II trial. / placed
myself in the hands of a barber, and had my head rubbed
with n good stu brush AMI the restorative then applied and
well rubbed in, I'LL the scalp was Relow. This l repeated eve
~ morning, and in three weeks the young hair appeared
and grew rapidly from August last till the present time, and
Is nov thick, black and strong-soft and pleasant to the
tonch; whereas, before, 1t was harsh and Tiry, what little
there was of It, and that li:tle was disappearing very rapid
Is. l sim use your Restorative about twice a week, and
shall soon have a good and perfect crop Of hair. Now 1had
read OF these thIngs-and who hiss not3 but have not seen
hitherto any case where any persons hair was really benefit
ed by any Of the hair tonicS, etc. Of the day; and It really
have recommended your preparGtlouto others, and Il AREA
dy has a large and general sale throughout the Territory
The supply you sent ns, as wholesale agents fsr the Territory
Is nearly exhausted, and daily inquirirs ue made for it,
You deserve credit for your discovery; aud I, for one, re-
turn you my thanks for the benefit ithas done mo, for l GER
lainly had despairtd, long ago, of ever eaeeinG any such
result. Yours, hastily,
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II 6. TREASURY.

WAsurNoroS, July 1st-Thc o. S. Treasurer
reports that, on the 23d uItimo, there was the
sum of $2O,494,2 24 in the treasury subject to
draft.
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w return our thanks to the Messrs. Challen,
.u%;.bc,s oftbe Ladies Christian Annual, Phil
.d.Irbio. for late interesting papers.
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THIS EVENING the metropolitan Society of
Bethany College, will give their annual public
exhibition. The following is the programme:
SELECT ORAgoSs-Knowledge, by W. E.
Mayo of Ky. Extract from Hyperion, by C. X.
Peudleton of Va. Creation, by C. Turner of
Va.
EssArs.-our Great Poet, by s. S. Rowland
oi Oregon. Ambition its Laudability, by L.
{. Simpson of Ky. Proper estimate of Human
Life, By F. II. Pendlcton of Va.
OE,cryAL ORAT1oxs.-The Scholar ; his Life
aud Destiny, by W. E. Rogers of KY. Pro-
gress of Civilization, by r. w. Selden of Va
The Advance of Civilization Westward, by A.
y. Lay Of No.
DEBA1E-wil America dcvclore n Literature
equal to that of other nations? Affirmative
A. c. Voolfolk of ILL.,, and w. S. Russell of No.
Eegative-J. L. Elliott of Tenn. and B. II. Allen
Of No.
valedictory Address, by j. NJ. Barnes of Ala,
President of the Society.
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rrv vote on the adoption of the Free School
Cu,,.n came off on the 18th, in Hancock cOul,-
~ and the system was rejected.
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STATEMENT.

New York, june 90th.-Thc bank statement
an increase of Sl,46O, 600 in loans, and a
decrease of $4,000 in specie. Circulation,
$277,00 deposits $4,000.
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Mr.. Slaa LiScomb, OF Birmingham have found In
DoerhaYe's Bitters remedy for headache and debility. Ny
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr.. A. 8. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also says he he&pO az
ricnced much relief from its use fur headache.
READ THIS.
4 HoNtnder'S TekfinoHy-Jueob Rlnskes, living in the
Holland settlement Of SheboyGan, Wis. says: after suffering
for some time the misery attending an utter prostration Of
mind and bodr, IhaTe been restored, by using Boerhaye's
Bittcrs, to perfect health"
The fact Of this remedy being in such high rcputc among
the lIolal.ders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New YorS-in fact,
in every Holland settlement in the United S~tatcs-argues in
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OF TIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
ARother great Care sFected by BoerhIres HOHund Bit.
tsrs.-The wife Of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town,
Shcboygan county, Wisconsin,, suffered very much from
weakness o" the stomach aud Indigestion. She had been
under q physcian's cure for some time, hut the disease
seemed to baias even his skill. She purchased some IIol.
land Bitters at our office, which have given tone to her StO-
mach, her appetite and strength are returning, and ne lrR.
Iy believe that this Is another great cure effected by your
medicine.
We have stll to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what we have published are from
persons much respected to our community, and ere literally
u Editor s~heboygOn Nicuwbode, sSeSoyEsn' Wis.
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7TTTE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

-r.-vbo 40 not dive cxp.tEs notice 70 The con-
i-s ! e~oasittrtd as Slshing u eontinueta eiF suSieiiP'
d-sA or,sr the d!seout;nuaAec Of their peri
III ! 81 putHshcs may e0ntihust0 send iae@ un'ila III mr.
T,arz=:s =;e P1 ~, neglect or refuse Ia take their periodi.
an ,s. agicrs to ThIsh lhe- are directed, they sreheid
esis i T.5se nj they have settled the bill and ordered them
tissIitnSss;,t. ,b hers remove to other places wt:houtinform-
~ The p]qSiI.hsl; In ind It he Rs sisit. are 'F'' 10 'Ns former u
rseiie2, iry shave d=etird that refusing to take period;
sT T+a9 The cf1ee, or reHorihg and i:aTi 5 sis'' nneAned
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
july Flour, sales at 5,10a5,l 10. Whisky
25}a5-s. Sugar Q 1-4a1O 1-2c. Molasses o.
Coffee 113ai.
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MAILS

BALTIMORE, July 1st-Thc Southern mails of
this morning bring New Orleans papers of last
Saturday.
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FEVER AND AGuE.

EbNFN NM hIOL' "
a Case Of EigIt MonNs' Sanding Cured by Roerhores
Holland B-iterS.-Michacl Kelly, MOI III Grant, near Smith.
field street, sRyS:-"Jast July, while running on the river, on
q cotton bGat plying between hatcher and New Orleans, !
was taken with Fever and AEuc. For eight long months 1
suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
for different medicines, but I found no permanent relief
Three weeks ago, one OF my friends insisted upon my try
ing .Bosrhdrta Holland BitterS,' saying that a cara trHR
guaranteed. After trying 1t for only one week, l must
two weeks, and have had no return of the ehills and fever
whatever"
I certify the above statement is true.
Tu0MAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
AT L. Chester,H. Gothic Hall.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrsBuRGu, July River 4 feet G inches.
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CANDLES! SoAPN LARD oILM!

WE take pleasure in aequain;Ing our numerous patrons
w that We have rebuilt and enlarged our Factory (re-
Gently destroyed by fre,O and are now extensively engaged
in manufacturing n superior article of Soap and Candles.
past, we hope, by strict personal attention and the good
quality Of our products, to merit u continuance OF the
same.
We invite the attention of dealers and consumers to our
Extra Brown and German Family Soaps, on account Of their
strength and hardness. Also TO cur SImmerC Candies.
On hand "a constant supply Of Lard OIL, by the quantity
and retail.
We have n 10. of patent Dope" in convenient pack
ages, an excellent article for greas!ns carrisEc and wagon
\. B.-candles and Soap delivered to any paEs-Of the
Jjssis:sw WARREN { SONS.
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sTREEGTI AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mt. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, saye: "whtn l commenced taking
BcrThave's Holland Bittcrsi l could hardly waIk-nOw l en-
joy excellent health"
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Fsrer and Ague, Dyspepsia, Edi9estton, Headache,
Loss Of Apg3tdtc. Be1tlLity, GeE''EeHess,

LoS AppCltt6s H6Vntyi LU"'Se"S~T
Riti aud RSediHY IiLSs.
Many OF our most worthy citizcns testify to is wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the Stomach and Liver: As2
Tonic, Il has never been cqnaled, for the relief It Affords In
all cases Of debility or weakness of any kind is SiinoSt in:
stantnncous. In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
lions, It has in numerous Instance proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected n decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their nat!ciIts go
unhcslt;tingly rec0nmcnd, surely We may cease to doubt,
and eagerly test It's virtues for Ourselves.
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Or. ID. g.

DENTASC H. IT
7 taken a suit OF splendid rooms in Hornbrook'S new
II block, llsH Main st, directly oyer G. P: Browne Jew
By close attention TO his business, reasonable charges, good
and faithful work always warranted, he hopes TO secnre o
share Of patronage.
DR.. "! is familiar With all the new modes OF inserting
Teeth, including the "ContinuouS Cum work. Filling,
cleaning and extracting, done In the best and most faithful
manner.
the office. nFSS
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New York Advertisements.
PROM
R1GHARDaONla
Advertising and Corresponding ONCE. No. $50 BrcadWRy.
{Onboaits Inc 1tsrk1 NrW York.
DIR. urNrEnFs NEw MEpicAL WORK,
THE WADE MECuM.

OWING the London, firis, AID Vienna treatment. TO
pages, full OF colueeI plRtEs- Among It's contents Is th1
Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs Of The male pnl kmalS-Ru
their diseases AID weaknesses, latest dIseoVeFtee IN rgpEG-
iuetieni qHRchs, their receipts and specifics; EsEvous drbii-
fly, local and general, from e&SSsS Snl indhseTstfon Ia youth.
Il dcseTibes the causes and Effects Of all diseases OF the Feh.
rrNttSS Systctn; "a contains e"plons Distinctions for the per-
tsOm entering me nsarrtags Statr, ~isI observations pn tho
iirrful results ariEinS IrOal solitary and GrPrAVed habifs; -.
!e1l tests, Gaa examination Of the slSrr:atoss. Aise--Es-
reipts Tor the proper trSStsnS:s Aad cure OF GHnorrhHa.
GlGrt, &c, and every stage ami EVsa. .: 81 Phuis, SseondsrY
symptoms, &c. Price One DNiiaIS. Sud to Dr.. 1GSTkH,
No. ) Division ST., New IurG city. lie Is Hong and fATocaSly
known to the plIlie, sud mas he consulted gratis Ut his old
esLahlishs,l Cficr, where he has rractised II one branch OF
medicine for twenty-f0uT years, and made Elore eaFgS than
ANY other nan In the scrlA, in aasS Instances Of persona
considered ineusable, sums o. whom he has lsrMlssisn to
refcs to. Charges moderate, and In nl cases aeaFs SaarsR-
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valedictOry Address, by J. NJ. Barnes of Ala,
President Of the Society.
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YOU DESERVE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
d is GO V Err Y ]

ID PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE is, no
L doubt, the moot wonderful discovery OF this age OF pro-
gresS, for 1t will restore, permanently, gray hair TO its orig.
inal color, cover the head OF the bald with q mos ilu&uriant
growth, remove At once all dandruT and itching, cure all
&c. It Twill cure, as II by magic, nervous or periodical head
rChc; make the hair soft, glossy, and waTy, and preserve
the color perfectly, and the hair from falling, to extreme old
age.
cal professions:
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

July 1st-Flour firm with upward tendency,
sales of i 800 bis at 6,25, good $6,s7. Wheat
firm, sales of red at ,40a1, 90, and Goal ,85 for
white. Corn 2a3 cts. better, sales of white at
56a5g and yellow at 53a58.
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INTELLIGENCER.
MoRNING, JULY 2, 1856.
T0

-vRs concerning subscription, advertising Or other f.
LEEa.1SI1incss " the InfellISeneer, should be addressed 70
he frspn saSesrpIng the editorial department Of the paper,
EtI r. addressed to the Editors, jointly or to either one
Of ths@, dents uriurs Ter publication, win please write
Io.. =. Ede Of the paper.
"A essst nor prompt attention TO correspondents than
~ misb; SttrEise rssei'e.
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IA Msrss. street. ST. LOUIS. |

ia Market street, ST. LOUIS,
March 8, 1855.
DEAR sIR:-I am doing an extensive travel in the West
and Southwestern states, as general agent for Adams Amer
lean Liniment, and would he glad II You would favor me with
a consignment Of PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE, as
/ feel that 1 can introduce it lnnany places where 1t Is not
known. as nv head is n living testimony Of its Invaluable
properties, In restoring the hair to its natural color am
torty yrnrs old. and nav hair vas almost white; but nner
using three half pint bottles, my hair is az beautiful auburn
MS II was at sixteen, and much improved in appearance, and
1 would not be without n bottle on hand for tic price OF ten.
1 should be glad 10 hear from you soon.
Very respeetfully.
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MEDICAL.
ELECTRO CIIEMIsCHE AROMA
EcAt HoHandseA Kruiden BiNers.

INV YEARS have elapsed slncc the Introduction Of thiS
Il valuable medicine into the United States. During this
time 1t has gained a unirersGl popaidri;y as 3 Remedy
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TEAMBOATS.
New e

THE WIIEELING AND PAIsNEIIsDONuII
%4AE!MAIL PACKET
COURIER.
James "a. Roberts, muHtcrI
Will leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for pArkeTsburg; connecting at Mnriet-
IA with the steamer BUCK, running from Marietta 70 Zancs-
vile; and at ParkersburE with tLc steamer FASHION, run
ming from Parkcrs5uEgt to West Columbia, Va.
Returning: wiIlleGvc Plrkersbnrg every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
Freight will be received for any point on the MuskinSum
between Marietta and GAINESVILLE, and for any point on the
OHIO between Wheeling and West Columbia.
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Editor ~sheboygan Ntcu,

RHEUMATISM.
Holland BitterS.-George Henderson,, of Pittsburgh, says:
AFTER suffering for three months With rhcunausm-a part
of the time SO severely as to confne nc to my bed-I have
been entirely cured By the use OF Boerhaves Holland Bit
ters. 1hRrc had one attack since, Lut found almost tristan.
tancous relief in Abe same medicine. It ia, IN my opinion, a
sure remedy for rheumatism"
NERVOUS y RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This chnnSruble weather is lIkely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persons troubled with nervous or rheumat-
ic affections, We wonld recommend Bocrhave'S Holland Bit.
tiers. On referring 10 our columns YOU will End certificates
from some OF Our first German and English cItiEens.-Po.
StdGE ZcitrR0.
We are nj liberty 10 refer to several we'll known gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, Snd now recon-
mend Boerhavc'S Holland Bters &c u remedy for Plies
We are not at liberty to publish their names, but will take
pleasure in referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
For this affection, one half Of tho prescribed dose should be
taEcn-say MISUNDERSTANDING, noon and night, one
hour before meals.
CAUTIoSI
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has Induced
many limitations, which the public should guard against pur-
chaz!nE. lie not persuaded 10 buy anything else until you
have given no<rhSTeSI I0unDd G1ttrTS q T1H TGxI. Une bot
tie will conAince you how infinitely superior Ills to all these
@-sOid at 81 per bottle. or six bottles for s., by the sole
ProPrietors,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
cor SmithGeld Z Third SITS, p Pittsburgh.
l~.nHEhItnB a. ~Rhn
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