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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-02-16

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale Al
tins Office. ss,."
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no THE PUBLIC.

FROM the above it will DO seen that |
have disposed of my entire establishment to
Mr., John +. Vaughan, who is fully capable,
willing and competent to discharge the duties
incumbent upon proprietor, and earnestly
solicit for him the confidence and support all
ray former patrons, and as many new ones as
may find it to their interest to extend him u
helping hand Al those indebted to ne either
by note or account are notified and requested
to come forward and make immediate settle
ment hope the proprety Of this will be
recognized, and that they viii come instantly
forward without putting me to the necessity
Of placing their accounts in the hands Of an
officer.
AS all my social and business ties will soon
close with this community, perhaps forever,
and as ! intend to make my home in a new
community, return my heartfelt thanks to
those who have been 50 kind in cncourag-
ing ny efforts, and rendering themselves
FRIENDS INDEED, by favoring me with their
patronage, and performing sundry other little
kindesses that will always be remembered with
feelings ofpIde and satisfaction.
SAM'L A.. LOCKHART.
Sentcrlber, 49, SOFT
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NEARSElAE'S SALE.

nv virtnp If dpcran Of the Circuit
Court If the United States for the Middle
District oCTennessre sitting in Chancerv,
which derren was rcndrrcd m tbe Ath
,lav If Nav 1874 in = conse nendino in
said Cont, wherein Caleb w. HalIoWelI
and Morris T. HalloweII were con,nIa;n.
ante and thp Winchester Alabama Rail.
roaI co,nnanv and John FrizzeIl were
de(cndants will expose to sale at
nubljc Auction. At the Court House door
n the town Of Winchester ON SATJJR.
nav tbc 18Th dav Of October 1854 on
= croI;t of6 70 and "a months all the
rich, t;t,c claim and interest If the said
WJ;ncbestar and Alabama Railroad cnn.
n,ny and If Iohn FriyycIl i, AND n tbe
[o]Jowin@ described troc, Of land living in
the conniv Of FrankIjn oeor the town Of
Winchcster and Bounded as follows
Rsrjnninr At = b;r,,0ry .nrout cnylar's
ror1ar sl9nI;nr on the rast.siJe If the
Railroad lending from Winchester to
Rnr,sviIIo ,henro a1on, sa;l rooJ Az
na}rs 70 = street. 70 n" Tannor,s lima
t,.nce with ead line rco, the Crave
Vorl ,Lo,co win tho lin. mr. I;,as Of
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THE FARMING COMMUNITY, having

THE FARMING COMMUNITY, having
become generally convinced of the great add
vantage ofgrIndIng Corn and Cob for Stock,
the only question TO be considered is which Is
the best Mill for the purpose! In all the
cast iron Mills heretofore offered, very seri-
Gus objection has existed, u want Of durability,
or liability soon to wear out. In the excel
sior" that objection IS removed; The grinding
surface, which is the only part liable to wear
out, consists of rings and casts separate from
the mill, and when worn out Gun be removed
and replaced at n cost Of three dollars. This
mll lie strong, simple in construction, easily
put up, and can be moved from place to place
without difficulty, and viii crush Is bushels
per hour of com and cob for stock, and grind
meal for family Use. The Excelsior" was
awarded the highest premium at the greattri-
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land Sale.

On the LIST Monday in November, 1856, a,
the Courthouse door, in Winchester, Will
offer for sn!c to the highest bidder for cash,
the following tract or parcel Of land lying
and being in Franklin county, Tennessee, in
civil disitct, No. II, on the waters Of Big
Crow Greek. Said land adjoins the lands OF
Solomon Crowncver and William Crabtree,
decd, containing two acres, more or less tc
be sold as the property Of Nc Crlbtree to sat-
isfy orders Of sale in my hand IN favor John
]. Crabtree l.. W. GONCE,
Sept. -. Sheriff.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Valuable Tract OF E.aHd; and Sewers
LIKELY Negroes arta other Prep
Cvty to be Sold.

On the first Monday OF November, 1856
before the door Of the court houscin Win!
chester, Tenn, will sell at public sale
to the highest bidder, on a credit Of one
year, the purchaser giving bond with
good and approved security to secure the
payment Of the purchase money, seven
likely negros, viz;
Anna, aged about thirty,nine years,
and her child Francis, aged about six
months; Dick, aged about thirty seven
years, fair bootand shoe maker; Richard
aged about eighteen years, good coarse
shoe maker; Austin, aged about thirty.two
years, a pretty Cair and handy mechanic
about farm; Barbeo, aged about eighteen
years, field hand; Doctor Rucker, aged
about thirteen years, house boy,
Ard AT sEec snnSc tisase aud place
I will sell at public sale to the high.
est bidder upon credit Of one, two and
three years, the purchaser giving bond
and good and approved security, and a
lien retained on the land to secvrc the
payment Of the purchase money thereof,
a tractoC land in the county Of Franklin,
in Tennessee, on Elk river, and about
one hundred and fifty yards at the near,
est point from the bridge Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, at Alisonia.
containing, BY survey PSI acres, be the
same more or less. This is the same tract
Of which William Duncan died seized
e,i,,nl and rCe-aycol oDl - l.. r.,,,> o. r!,o
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a sPENNBNG FACTORY
AND vFO0g. CARDigG MACHINE.
FOE SALE,

BY virtue of decree of the Chanctre
Courtai Winchester, pronounced August terrn
\. D. l-5J, in the case Chester Lasscll, ys.
Aoseley & Simmons ct ais. ard Mo elcy g.
Simmons vs.. LGssoI and others; and B. l..
Russell vs.. Moscley, Simmons, Lassell, ct als,
] Will, Oh the 18th day of October next, before
the court house door in Winchester, sell for
ready cash, tract Of land lying in franklin
county, containing sixty acres, and bounded
on the South by the lands of Peter Simmons.
on the IVES, BY the lGUds of Dir. A. c. S;uvall,
Oh the North end East by the lands of W.
Smart Rich and John Stoyal, upon which "a
situated Cotton Spinning Factory and Wool
Cardmg Machine. Persons wishing tn SEQ
the lands aud machinery will please call On
Tbos. +. Moscley near Salem.
HU FRANCIS, z. &1I.
Sept. 6, lSJG-tis
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W'HrEsG SnEp.

On the 253El of November stGxf, at
Alisonia, Franklin county, Tennessee, viii
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, all the
right, title, interest and claim of James A.
Decry, William b. Deery, Robert E, Deery,
and Elizabeth Deery, in and to the slaves,
Martin; Mace; Rose and her two children,
Charlotte and George; Dinah and Kate. Al
so one Family Carriage and Harness; one top
Buggy. three Horses, three mules, one two
horse Wagon and Harness, two Sofas, two
Divans, one marble-top Table, one Hat-rack,
five Carpets for rooms. one stair Carpet, one
Oil Cloth for passage, and one Carpet for pas
sage. Said property was conveyed to me as
Trustee, for purposes mentioned i'll said deed.
VIII sell all The above named property, and
all other property conveyed to me by said
deed. NJ. w. GARNER,
Oct2l ids Trustee.
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ErEIsf Sale.

In pursuance of two deeds Of trust, executed
to me by B, S. Orear, aud respectively regis
tered in Book W. page ISL. and Book w,
page 253, of the County Registers Office,
viii offer for sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court House door in the town Of
Winchester, on Monday the oath day of No
vember, 1856, negro woman named RAINEY,
of copper complexion, said to be good cook,
washer and rOner.
Said property is sold to satisfy the debts Sc
cured by said deeds Of trust.
J. FRIZZELL,
Oct II, 1856. IDS Trustee.
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E2EaS Sale,
Septl9-ti

On the LIST Monday in November, 1856, at
the Courthouse door in Winchester, will
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the following tracts of parcels of land lying
and being in Franklin county, Tennessee. in
District No. Is. on the waters of Big Hurri-
cane creek. Said land adj oins the lands Of
J. W. Egierton, W. II. Anthony, Thos. Will
liams and others; contains seventy-three
acres more or less to he sold as the property
Of Hiram CloXton 10 satisfy an order of sale
in my lands in favor Of Runnels &, Co.
L. W. G0NCE, Sheriff.
Sept 10, 1856.
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What Next.

Stephen A, Douglas is stumpng the
West for Buchanan, and in his speechce
claims to be an ant'slavery man, In one
these delivered at Galonn, he is reported
by a democratic paper to have said
"They call me a slavery man.
But | am like you opposed to slavery, and
rejoice in the policy which has made the
slavcholding States Of seventy years ago,
free States at this time, am proud that
my adopted State of Illinois is free
State, and will remain So. All the Nor.
them Democrats are opposcdto slavery"
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SALE OF
g1TYiENhg2 E2TOaaCg5sy.

tCasfsstsS a SCDtS 2 g,
wish TO sell my land, consisting of about
five hundred acres, located four miles aud Il
half from Dechcrd Depot, Franklin Co.. on
the road to IIockcrvie, Said land is well
timbcred and wntered-lhere being three or
four nevPr.iailng wells Of good water; be-
sides aneXce!ent stock pond. ioIerabiy good
dwelling, with the necessary ou-housos;
good orchards, continuing as good fruit Us can
be found in the county.
Al the cleared land is in a high state of
cultivation at this time. and IL the purchaser
desires, the present crop would be sold. to-
gethcr with all the stock belonging to the
place, consisting Of hogs, cattle. aud sheep.
The lard Is in two tracts, and can be divided,
if necessary, to suit purchasers.
TFRus--One-third cash, and the balance
in one and two years.
Also
On the Sd Of October next, nj nv resi-
denco. will sell. at public sale, all my farm
ing utensils. together with household and
kitchen furniture. II private sale for my
land and stock be not lad before then, | will
sell them TO the highest bidder on said day.
TH0S. II WOODS.
Juno -. 1875. tds
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Sale OF Negroes.

On the nth day Of November, 1856, at the
Court House door in Winchester, will offer
offer for sale TO the highest bidder for cash
the following negroes, to-wit: a negro man
named Jack, and his wife. Amanda Said
Jack is n good Fsmith--levied upon as
the property Of Jno. G.. Brazelton 10 satisfy
ii. ia. in my hand for collection, one in favor
of the Planters Bank of Tennessee, and one
in favor Of P, 7. Hunt, and against said Jno.
G. Brazellon. this Nth October, 1856.
j.. W. GONCE, Sheriff.
Oct11 81
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EGticc 10 BGfcgaqHa MS.

james Robinson, Plaintiff, Oric;r,,
VS.
George w. Martin, Defend't.> A''aciN'el''
1t appearing to me in this case that the de-
PENDANT is nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee so thatthe ordinary process of law cam
not be served or him, it is therefore consih-
cred by me that oil further proceedings in
this case be stayed until the first Monday in
April next, 1857, and that the plaintiff be re-
CURED to make publication in the Winchester
Appeal, weekly newspaper published in the
town Of Winchester, for six successive weeks
SO as to compel the defendant TO appear and
answer the complaint Of the said James Rob-
inson, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing OK parte as to him.
THOMAS FINCH, GsEAL1
Justice ofthe Peace for franklin county, T.
Oct. 3-Gw.
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gsE" Lately, at Cleveland, a Catholic
Priest by the name Of Bower, punished a
child seriously and severely for attending
a Protestant Sunday school--so much 50
that itdied. He has been bound over in
the sum of $4,000 to appear before the
Court Of Common Pleas, on a charge Of
murder in the second degree.
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Coz. Wise endorsing Ellmore..--ln a
disunion speech at Richmond, Virgin
ia, on the Goth ult,, Gov. Wise, among
many bad things, paid a deserved
tribute to Willard Fillmore
eff Buchanan is not elected" said
Wise, GOOD grant that Fillmore may b, ;
as he is a man of patriotism and principle
for | take great pleasure in testi(ying
to his being a good mani say God grant
that he may be elected if Buchanan is
not"
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Circuit Court, Franklin County, Tenn.
Sept 10, 1856.

Circuit Court. Franklin County, Tenn
VIM. B. Buckner and Rich
mond T. Buckner, admir- of Petition to allot
John BuckRer and others dover, divide
VS.. slaves and sell
Eleanor Caroline, Nancy land.
EyaIine, Mary Cathsrine,
and Sarah Wilson Buckner
At the Office of the Clerk & Master Of the
Circuit Court Of franklin County, Tenn, on
the 9th day Of September, 1855. On motion
Of compliments, by their counsel in the above
cause, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk 81 Master that the said defendants
Eleanor Caroline, Nancy Eraline. Mary Cath
arine, and Sarah Wilson Buckner are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process Of this Court cannot be
served on them; 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Winchester Weekly Appeal,"a news
paper published in the town of Winchester,
Franklin County, Tennessee, requiring said
nonresident defendants 10 appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court for said county Of
Franklin on the 4th Monday in November,
1856, and plead answer or demur to said Petit
ton, or the same will be taken for confessed
ne 10 shem. and set for bearing ExPARTE.
Sept. l3 ". fRlZZELL, e. & ".
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: ~ REWARD.

RunnwHy from the subscriber near Ham
burg, Perry County, Ella. about Tie 10Th ~
July last. my negro man JERRYMON. Sad
boy is about 80 years Old, black complex on.
Will weigh about 100 pounds, has few sclrs
on his back, generally wears n smile On hts
face, and when spoken 70 is humble in ,nar-
ner. will give the above reward. le;it,s
the amount allowed BY law, for b Sopfn,-
mcni in any Jail So that can get him.
b. II. GILLIAN
Crt3. l~5G. q
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ia There lisa life and spirit in l.nowl,
edge which we extract from truths scat
tered for the benefit of all, and which the
mind, by its own activity, has appropria.
ted to itsell--a life and spirit which is
seldom found in knowledge, communica.
ted by formal and direct precepts, even
when they are exalted and endeared by
love for the teacher.
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BaJ@ A Democratic Fremont Club has
been formed at Concord, N. H., the resi-.
dencc of Gen. Pierce, composed of over
one hundred members, every one Of whom
voted for Pierce in 1852. The call was
signcdby one hundred and fifty-all dem.
ocrats. What bitter rebuke!
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INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

ED~ There will be speaking at the
Court House in Winchester on Monday
next by some one or more of the Amer.
can speakers.
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OF l.. I. GILDERSLEEVE has Just re-
ceiyed fine lot of
India Rubber Pen Holders.

with pen and pencil; neat thing, and par
ticularly nice for the ladies'. Young man;
do you want 20 make q nice present
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5es From every part Of the glorious
old American county Of Davidson, we
hear, says the Nashville Gazette, the most
encouraging accounts of the good work
for Fillmore and DoneIson. The AMER.
cans of Davidson are stirring gaIIantIy
in the noble cause, and triumphant vic.
tory will certainly be theirs on the 4th Of
November. Davidson will DO her whole
duty-IeSt assured OF that
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nSS There was Buchanan rally at
Cowan, on the N. & G.. r. r., a few
days ago, and across the road, fronting
the Tunnel, was erected huge sign, on
which was painted in large and unmis.
taxable letters, the following words
We arrange them in the exact style as rep
resented by several who saw them:
FsUCI & BgsEICE.
Il Tue CoNSTiTU aIGe. AS. EE'. is
e. THE UNION
dnt Comment is unnecessary.
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Coffee Mills, Wagon Boxes,

And in fact every variety of the above des-
cription Of articles, which will be manufac.
tured TO order onthe shortest notice. Re-
pairing, Roofing, Gultering, &c, will be done
upon moderate terms. Having invested my
entire capital in the purchase ofthe establish.
ment formerly owned by S. A, Lockhart, /
will be compelled to do q Cash Business,
thereby giving better bargains than can
be given upon the credit system. All accounts
due when made. Having had four years ex-
perience in the business, hope, and believe,
by close application, to merit and receive o
liberal share of public patronage, fully assur-
ed that can and will give entire satisfaction
Winchester, Sept 10, '56--tf JEW,
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~" The late rains had some effect on
the Cumberland river, but not enough,
however, to do much good. Even the
smallest class boats have much difficulty
in getting over the Shoals.
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MARRIED--In Nashville, on Tues.
day, 2lst inst, by Rev. Mr.. knight, Mr..
JoHS LonAsNEY, of Philadel phia, and
Miss SARAH A. STEVENS, of Nashville.
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B&T" If THERE BE THOSE Ell.
THEIR NORTH OR SOUTH WHO
DESIRE AN ADMINISTRATION FOR
THE NORTH AS AGAINST THE
SOUTH, OR THE SOUTH AGAINST
THE NORTH, THEY ARE NOT THE
MEN WHO SHOULD GIVE THEIR
SURFACES FOR Me FOR MY
OWN PART, | KNOW ONLY MY
COUNTRY, MY WHOLE COUNTRY,
AND NOTHING BUT MY COUN.
TRY "-MrLIARD FILLMORE.
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JOHN F. V AUGHAN,

(sUCCEssoR TO 3. A. LocHART)
Wholesale IL Retail Manufactures
Of Tin, Sheet IRON, Copper and
Brass Wares, and Denier ian
Cooking and warming
Stoves, Of every vaTi-
ETY. and pattern,
Castings,
Pumps, Brass
TX AtulpG dhspR tIs
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

GEO. +. PURVIs AND VIM. ]. SLATER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-09-24
LATEST FROM KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. t.20.-The steamer Polar Star,
from Kansas the 18th inst, reports that Capt.
Robinson, with company of so slavery
men. attacked free State force at Grasshop-
per Falls on the 18th, killing two OF their men
and capturing their provisions, ammunition
and horses. The next day Col. Harvey, with
200 Freesoilers, attacked Robiason's force,
who had fortified themselves in a log house at
Hickory Point After fighting two hours and
losing II men and having several wounded,
Col. Harvey proposed a armistice of 80 days,
which was accepted. Capt. Robinson lost
men killed and had many wounded. Leaven-
worth was deserted. Governor Geary was at
Leconpton.
The Mayor of Wheeling, Va, Alfred Cad-
well. Esq, in proclamation in the Wheeling
Times, warns the mobocrcts against disturb
ing the Republican meetings, and calls on
good citizens to aid the city authorities in
quelling disturbances and Furnishing offenders.
Mr.. Caldwell says it is the constitutional right
of all citizens of Virginia to oppose ':the pro-
pagandation of slavery in the territories of the
United States," and hopes it shall not again
be said that ssthe right Of freedom of discus
sion cannot he exercised in the city of Wheel
ing
a FAcT.-The Newport (Ky.) Daily Netrs
says: ''Since the result in Maine we have no.
ticed falling off in the disunion articles and
speeches at the South. The cry of s'wolf"
has had SO little effect thus far that they now
feel inclined to abandon it. 1t will avail them
very little. There are but few who imagine
how strong the Union really is. Those who
talk the loudcst now of dissolution will be the
first to get into the traces after the election"
ANOTHER New PAPER,-The first number of
ssPorter's Spirit Of The Times" a new sporting
paper has been received. 1t is edited by WIN.
t. PORTER, whose name is ssas familiar as
| household words" to every gentleman in the
| Union, who delights in field sports, and man
! ly exercises. The new paper is got up in the
| best style of the art, and will commend itself
to the readers of the old ':Spirit," as a friend
with whom they have spent many interesting
| hours. The list of contributors embrace some
| Of tie best writer's in the country. AS lite
| rary journal, the number before us gives evil
dcncc that there is much talent employed up
on its pages. It's editor has been in the har-
| ness for twenty-six years, and is entirely ac-
| quainteG with tho wants of those for whom he
caters- Terms, S3 per annum. Address-Wil-
| liam I. Porter, New York.
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LET IS REASON TOGETHER.
HOLL LOW AVS PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK 2

Il T has been the lot of the human to be weigh
IL ed down by disease and suffering. HoLIo-
W M Fs ARE Are sIgeaH a9'fea s 20 1he reIef
and the INFIRM, of all climes. ages, sexes, and
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ened people, as the best remedy the world ev|
saw for the removal of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE Blo~
These famous Pills are expressly e kidnevs' tho
crate on the stomach, the correcting any do
rangement in their functSJ r,bns .nr5nc d;eoesa
the very fountain of l'~' "1 e N-'0
in all its forms
n,eeros,.ANo LIVER COMPLAINTS.
vi, saff the human race have taken these
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IN - nothing has been found equal to them in cases
IL disorders of the liver. dyspepsia, and stomach
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GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.
Many of the most despotic Governments have of
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these Pills that they may become the medicine Of
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this
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been impaired as lis inyigorating properties never
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female, Young or old should be without this
celebrated medicine 1t corrects and regulates tho
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ses like charm 1t is also the pest and safest
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and for any complaint; consequently no family
/ should be without it.
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| 4rorld for oke foiIO.cing Diseases:
Asthma Diarrhea neutrality-suspicious.
/ Coughs Chest Diseases Stone and Gravel
| Colds Fever and Aguo Nenereal Affections
| Influenza Bowel Complaints Female Com plaints
Costiveness inflammation Worms of all kinds
Dyspepsia Indigestion Lowness Of Spirits
Debility Liver Com plants Inward weakness
I Dropsy Piles Headaches
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| and 81 each.
IB>There is a considerable saving By taking
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N B. Directions for the guidance Of patient -
svsfr discr3sr are sAR4sa . sask ee1 \pF9'W