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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-12
4 PIN ALLEY.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

Eleven Hundred Dollars cash on the day
sale, and the balance of the price of adiudica
ton payable in March 1857. Purchaser to-
furnish bis note endorsed to the satisfaction of
the Administrator of said succession and pay
able at the Office of the Recorder of this par
ish, and if not paid when due to bear interest
at the rate of eight per cent per annnm till
paid; and to secure the payment of the said
note and all interests that may accrue thereon,
special mortgage to be retained on the property.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberyille, April lst, 1856.
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aJWe take the following extracts from tho
Dublin Tablet, of March 3lst:
According to the last returns, the propor>
ton Of persons killed to the number of passen-
gers conveyed by railway was one in 100000.
and The proportion of persons injured to the
number of passengers conveyed was one in
100000. The number Of deaths, nj least, is so
infnitisimal, that the superior safety of The
railroad must be now generally admitted.
AT Southampton a little boy, nine vars old,
named Morley, has hanged himself. There is
every reason to believe he was patying at hang.
ing, and the experiment proved fatal.
AT Aldershot camp last week a most ex-
traofdinary circumstance occurred. One OF
of intoxication, was disappearing most vehe-
comrades to stop cursing. He replied-"hlay
God almighty strike me dead if / do" The
vengeance of God was reiurned-the man i'm
mediately lost he use Of his speech, and did
not recover it since.-Limerick Chronicle.
Arrival ofa Vessel of WTM Galwan-The
AIeander war frigate Of II guns, Bailie COM
mander, has arrived in the harbor. Her COM
pliment is three hundred, we are informed
The cause Of this arrival oRthe west coast of
Ireland has not get trar The officers
themselves plead ignora the affair. Il
would moi astonish us i Ameriran Difficult.
ty had something TO do WIN he matter. The
stay Of the Meander promG abe for some
time.-GaIaeay Findicq
An extraordinary char granddaughter
is before the Southwark magistrate. A wos
man, with her son, named CornweIl, a boy elev-
en- years old. went to the Surrey Theatre, and
while in the pit looking at the performance
two men, who were partly intoxicated, quar-
relied with them for standing up before them.
Shortly after, the mother, finding the child rest,
less, tod him to stand still; he replied that one
Of the men, named Thomas sydenham, was
piDehing him; and she remarked the mans hand
between the boys thighs. The child went
home and became i'll, a policeman was sent for,
who relates-"He was extremely i'll, and he
snid TO me, Mr.. Salter, | am dying from the
injuries I've received from that man at the Sur
rey Theatre told him ] would go and see
Mr.. Combe, the magistrate, at the Southwark
Police Court and tell him about it, when he
exclaimed, sThat will not save my life; bnt have
me opened after ! am dead, Dir. Salter." The
child died; and the coroner's jury have found a
verdict of mansIaughter against Sydenham,
upon which charge he stands remanded at the
Southwark Police Court.
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"The Baltimore correspondent of
the N. o. Picayune says:
There Gems to be no dissensions in
regard to Mr.. Fillmore. AmericqnS, old
line Wings, and all are for him. He will
carry Maryland to a degreesof moral
certainty by, perhaps, five thousand ma
jority. | have no hcsitancy in predict
ing this.
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Rmnaway fm Ut.

p& Was brought to the Jail OF this parish hi
lao runaway negro man who calls his name
II HARRISON, and says that he belongs to
w T. d Harper, of New Orleans; said boy is
49, about % or IS years Of age. rather tall,
speaks English only, small scar on left forehead,
a black.
The owner will please come forward, pay char
ges and take him away
feb16 THRO. BLANCHARD. Jailor.
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Runaway in Lail.

IS Was brought to the jail of this Parish a
81 runaway negro man who calls his name
-ACHARLEs, and says that he belongs 10 Mr..
John Williams, Louisville, Ky. Saidbo is about
25 years Of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, speaks
good English and is we'll made; a light muIatto.
The owner will please come forward, pay ex-
penses and take him away.
NH THEO-R BLANCHARD. Iailo1.
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TE The long agony is at last over, and the
Telegraph informs us that WILLARD FILLMORE
and ANDREW ]. DoNELsoN are the nominees of
the Know-Nothing or American party.-Mem-
phis Appeal.
Yes, our long agony closes with the nomina-
ton but yours just begins.-Prentice. ,
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U-The repairs Of the abbey Of Vezelay, in
the department of the Yonne, which in 1885
was classed among the number of historical
monuments that ought to be preserved, have
just been terminated by NJ. Violet Leduc, who
commenced his works in 1910. The abbey
dates from the 9th century, and st, Bernard
preached the second Crusade nit. Louis VII.
took the cross there, and a Council was held in
it in 1l46.
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ON DocuMENTs ARE DANGRRoUs
THINGs.--We see it stated that the Hon.
James Buchanan delivered d Fourth of
July Grafton at Lancaster. Pa, in 1915.
in the course of which he said, "Aboye
all, we ought to drive from our shores
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Notice of COpartnership.

WE respectfully inform the public and our
w customers that the partnership lately ex-
istiug of ROTH BROTHERS has been dissolv-
ed since the 18th Of February last, and a new one
formed under the firm and style of
RQTH e. DEBLIEUX,
Mr.. Paul DEBLTEux having purchased one-third
of our stock. Its our intention hereafter to keep
a much larger stock of Goods for sale, and win
pay particular attention to the buying and selling
Of Sugar, and Molasses.
mhi4 RoTKs& DEBLIEUX.
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Marion en- Prison.

50 Il a etc ameie aAsla geolea p~laquemine
"a p~aroisse d'Ibervilfe3an Negro marion qui
q Sc nomme CHARLES;e t dit quill appar-
Atient Mr.. John Williams, de Louisville,
KY. LIE dit negre est Age d'environ IS ans ct S
pieds 5 pouces dd'hauteur, eft mulafre.
mil THEO. BLANCHALD GcolieE
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mavpO1a en- Prison.

- la ef6 anens a Ia geole De cette Pa
IA roisse ID negre marron, qui &c noinrae
HARRISON, ct dit quill appartient TT.
0A Har,ier, de Nile. Orleans. lie dit nagre est
- arc apeu-pres Is Oh 25 ans, ct d'enyiton
s uieds 10 on IL pouees dhautetu.
febie THEO. BLANCHARD, GeolieF.
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CAROLINA SEED PEAS.

no P-LANTFRS---30O0 bags of Caroli-
J. ma Seed Cow Peas, handsomely put up in pa
tent seamless bags, of 2 bushels each, now land
ing ex brig Louisa Chase-for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
mh29-3m So Gravier ST., New Orleans.
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New~spring Goods.

d 9TH & DERLKEUX are now re-
kG cefving a very extensive and well selected
stock of SPRING GOODS, consisting Of lFthe
latest and most fashionable styles Of Goods to-
gether with an elegant assortment of CLOTH
lNG-to call and examine which they respect
fully inxite' their friends and the public generally.
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Drays, NEGOTIATIONS, Bnggles; &c.
Planters in want of Carts for the next grinding
season, would do well to send In their orders ear
", in order TO secure their delivery before the
close of navigation in the Ohio river. All orders
executed at the manufacturers prices. !
Hart, Austin & Co. are our authorized agents
for the sale of our Carts, Wagons, Sc in Pla-
quemine, and are instructed to fill all orders up-
on our regular terms.
Wheeling, Va, June /, 1855. lel6 .
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A VesraF Ship-The fine old ship William
Fame, which nearly a hundred years ago bore
General Wolf to the conquest of Quebec, is
now lying in the dry docks at Newport, Eng
land, 10 undergo a few slight repairs.
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NOTICE.

NOIICGs
TIME undersigned hereby notifies the public
L against negotiating for a Promlssory Note,
signed by her for the sum of Seven Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, dated the 8th December, 1855, and
PAYABLE on the 1st of May, 1856, to the order OF
FrahScls Duplessis, and by him endorsed, and Sc
cured by mortgage onIhe slave Rachel. Said note
was given to Henry Z. Moore as the price of said
slave, as per act of sale passed before Joseph H.
Balch, Esq, Notary Public, the sth December,
1855. The consideration thereof having failed,
in consequence of the unsoundness of the said
slave Rachel, the said note will not be paid.
We. HACKER.
Parish of Iberyille, March 28th, 1856. apps
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JOSEPH FISHER,
Root and Shoe Maker,

Has established himself in Plaquemine in
the above business. He will perform all
work entssgtedto him with ~neatness and despatch,
with durag workmanship, in fashionable style,
and at moderate rates. He solicits a share ofpub-
lie patronage. His shop is on Bank street; nearly
pposite BiehIer's Barber shop. dec l8-ly
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NEGRoEs---NEuEns.

TIME undersigned informs the public that he
L has just received FIVE WOMEN and TEN.
MEN-the best lot of servants he ever brought
here. He will also receive on the 18th instant,
60 of the first quality MULES.
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SALE OF $4,000 ACRES
Of Valuable Sugar, Cotton and
CYPRESS LANDS.

vi sugar. cotton and
CYPRESS LANDS,
Most advantageousIy situated, being of easy
access to market, and well adapted 10 the
cultivation of the SUGAR CANE, COT
TON AND CORN, and well located for
Saw Mills, Woodyards, &c. &C.:
PARISH OF CATAHOULA.
II. 8, RISE. Acres.
s. halfofs. w quarter See. No. l, on Tiger BAYOU
and Natchez Road. 1890
Tensas, opposite /. l.. Bailey 22yOO
Rich cotton lands, par, cleared. Acres $500
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
T4SR Gil
: : " quarter oa r Sc sa 81 ., Rich sugar lands, par, ad-
w quarter sec34 Slo'n,"g s"alz'e 4So''l
An If s ecS High rich sugar lands,
Z half or half sec 4 }NovigabIe Bayou.
On both sides of Bayou PeIt Prairie, near At -----
chafalaya river, Total acres 1858
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
THSR1 70 Il.
S E quarter and E half of w quarter Sec %.
West half of North East quarter and East hatfNorth
West quarter sec 20 1866
These lands are part high and rich and valuable for cy-
pess and ash, on Big Forh and Lutte Bayou Sorrel.
II. IA. II. -. L.
w GOT man INV HtSL man IT StilI tISI quarter sec. 81 -tslrJi
On both sides Little Bayou SorreI, mostly high rich
steamboats. Acres 40 '~''" 6o5,6a
EAST BATON ROUGE.
T. 6. r. !. w.
Secs 3, 4, Sc, T, 3, 9. 10, Is, Il, IL, 70, aud 90 3234,o4
L. q. r.. 2, w.
Secs. /. l3 and14 G1l40
Fronting Mississippi River, six miles above Baton Rouge,
valuable for timber
PARISH OF POINTE C0UPEE.
7. 2 II. !. +.
Sec Il and Lot 3 see 10 2O2,6O
y H rsi, rich CHI and gta ti9bered land, adjoining Jos Moore, R.
Il. 4. R. 8, L.
Nor16 East quarter and South East quarter soA77 $500
South half sec 10 =. 285,12
All sec 81 635,80
a925,e3
Large portion of above high rich land, all valuable Tor
Moore, C, v. Clifton, W. d. Downing and N Beauvais
and others, on Bayou, Fordoche: n
T. a. r. 9. E..
Moth East 9nd Northwest qperters of South west 'qgar.
In the rear of Buois and others.
Adjoining s.. cvr and others on Fauso riyeF -w
fine timber. 6l4,I6
T. d, r. II. F.
See IS, adjoining Augt. Leblanc, above Waterloo. 10000
T. 5, R. 8. F..
East half of North East quarter Sec II
Fractional sec ~ 1899
Sec 81
Lots2, 3 and 4 sec &C
Lots 2, 3 and sec 70 g634,69
Lots 2, 8, and North halfofsec 4, sec "A 345,75
Sec Is,
Lot sec 81 597,oA
Lots 4, II and 10, sec 50
Lots 9, 3, 4,5, 8, 9, 10 and II, sec 81 406,43
Rear of the 40 arpents of plantation on Bayou
Fordoche; fine cypress timber.
I. S. r. 8. f.
West haffof North East quarter Fast half Of North West
quarter and North west quarter OF south west quar-
ter, seca7 10000
Total acres 6i26,57
WEST BATON BOUGF.
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new Furniture ]

YTHHE undersigned has just received from Gin
cinnafi by steamer Mediator
Mahogany aad Walnut Bedsteads;
Armoirs and bookcases;
Tables and Extension Tables;
Chairs, Cradles, Safes, Washstapas &c. &c.
all Of which viii besold low for cash
my2e WfEBERT.
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Etat de la Louisiane-Paroiss 9IberpiAe.
Vente de Succession.

Vente de Succession.
I'm vertt dun ordre GU decret a moi adres-
II Sc par THon. Cour du SEINE. District de
rEtat de la Louisiana, en- ct pour Ia p~aroisse
dIberville, ~J'exposerai en- vente pubIique au
plus offfrant ct dernier encherisseuF,
samediy lie 3 mai, 1856,
entire IL heures A nj ct / p nj, a la maison
de cour de cette p~aFoisse, les prophecies ci-
apres decrites appartenant a la
Succession de ffue Samuel McFadin,
savoir:
I'm certain Let de Terre, situe dams la vile
de PIaquemine, paroisse dabervilie, mesurant
quarante cling pieds de face sur la rue da
Maine, sur une profondeur de cent pieds, bor~
ne yers lie ieuve par lot de Jean Bite. Roth, ct
en- arriere par Lot No. 2, designe au plan de-
pose au bureau du Recorder de cette paroisse
pat reference, CONNIE Lot No. 3, ensemble les
batisses ct ameIiorations apu sly trouvent.
YIN TEN PIN ALLEY,
etant 6tablie sur lie dit Lot.
CONDITIONS.
ONE cent piastres payable compliant lie jour
de Ia vente, Ell la balance dn prix d'adiudiea-
ton payable en- Mars 1857. IacqueFeur fou.
Mira son billet endoss6es q Ia satisfaction de
administrator de la dite succession, payable
au bureau du Recorder de cette paroisse, por-
tant interet a raison de s pour cent par an,
apres echeance jusqu' an Placement ct pour as
surer le Placement lie dite billet ct tous inte~
rets 6ventuela hypotheque spectacle sera rete-
d sur les prophecies.
JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parolsse d'Iberville, &c | Avril, 1856.
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State Of Louisiana-Parish Of UerriLe.
Succession Sale.

~ ~10A
10y virtue Of an order or decree to me d.
- reeted from the Hon'bIe. the 9th District
Court of the State of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of Iberville. / will offer at public sale
to the highest and last bidder, on
Saturday, Sd day of May,
next, 1856, between the hours of IL o'clock
A NJ and P NJ, at the Court House of the
parish of IberviIIe, the following described
property, belonging to the
Succession Of Samuel McFadin, decd,
to wit:
A certain Lot of Ground lying and situated
in the town of Plaquemine, parish Of Iberville,
measuring forty five feet front on Main street
by one hundred and one feet in depth, bound
ed towards the river by a lot of Jean Batiste
Roth, on the opposite side and in the rear by
Lot No. 2; said Lot is designated on the plan
thereof deposited in the Recorders office for
reference as Lot No 3; with all the buildings
thereon. Said Lot is established as a
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Ladies' and Children's Shoes

Ladies' and Children's Shoes
Made in she neatest style and of the best mate
rial, und manufactured TO order expressly for
HART, AUSTIN g. co.
INVOICE just received embrace the following
J. list
LADIES' kid welt Lace Boots;
do Morocco do do;
do calf do do;
do kid buskins or Walking Shoes;
do Cater Boots, a beautiful assortment;
do Black Kid Slippers, with and without TO-
settles;
do Satin do-deeidedly neat;
do white kid do, English aud French:
do do satin do, extra quality;
do Velvet Slippers, BLK and asS'ted colours;
MISSES Lace Boots and Buskins;
do Cater Boots;
do Kid Slippers;
CHILDREN'S kid and calf walking shoes;
do Morocco ANGLE ties, blue, red and bronze;
do Go buskins, @~ do do do. d22
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CAME CARTS,
WAGONS, Draws, WheelbarrOWs,

&c. &c. &c.
LTART, AUSTIN & CO., Agents for the sale
IL of work manufactured by Busby, Little &
Co, Wheeling, Va, will execute at short notice
all orders for
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VOL. 5--N0.. 50.
BALTIMORE.


IL, EDaGAa Lock un.
y Urinary. Bamoro-lnstituicd, a d. i5S., W 81 0MA
Eb or No FEE REQT1RED-Dr. Mills, an experienced
rhvseinn Alopnthc School be oondsnany con-
suited In all cases a private nature or dlsease -,
No Required Cure ~ mot EUecfed praeucal ex
rreur over enables Dr NJ TO warrant cure in
hc shortest possible time to have II safely effected
extensively celebrated Tor the eHeetuh Me
ne rc Of all classes Secret Diseases was estabshed
IA ths eItv na refuge from Cuaeknry over 20 wears ago
Ihs HRh Reputation, OF this Institution WOMB renus Puuo
oc for the applicants mere ios
Treatment who have hched OF their money mauesteu oy
The harnnns flourish largely In the pubic prin1s aho
W whom city Il overstoeked
Afflicted yoHr Guard II would avoid inury pecu
nlay oss and early medical AID wnere
,roucr can be obtained DR. makes no aluring
promises than he VIII honoraby perform
Secondary aud Chr0Ho Gdsoslhc usus symptoms aIe soe
Throat Iteration Mouth Itching and Tenderness ABOUT
Blotches ErupuonH upon the SKIN &c oPon the
anr eases pr willing stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph of ScieHoe1hc remedies OF Dr Nj in resor
manly Vigor rcn9Vhng the shattered eonsttu
nn and romov Ing speedily all debility or injury incurred from
habit unsurpassed by any discoveries OF the
sf6ed Manhood May here find certain restorative and
from their realized the sweet frniton OF
failure of Quackoes In their hitherto
nuttlosa aearrh, had become almost eNtnRnhhe"'
IpedtmfBtNo pol onous eonPouhds OF
rlry or Noxilua Drugs used IN his practice
EHairs experience In N" treatment OF female
Ancc4ns Nervous Diseases, &C. qualities lr M to afford
Hrd in the most dilicut cases Com
rnnns aacfrdly guarded and treatment marked with skill
aud deleacy.
b. ai trraf prcrrnfrs This sovereign Remedy appuea-
lo to either sox will be duly prepared by mall on To-
rep ut 81 or hy rcmng $40 prescription VIII be included
Distant persons cured NJ home, by addressing Dh j. D.
MILLS, HALrMpHt deters post pad) mcuieihes sent IN
any dtreetiou by mail or oxprosa
up ill
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BY MCDONALD x PETERS
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anc u.-s ordered inner torm weekly. aud then 30 els
T Square III he char ge tor each insertion II the number
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5,rcd ont. and charged accordingly
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square, ia -
do do ~
For one do semi week =
q Advertisements intended for both papers -uleet I" spe'
ia contract
~ Annual advertisers will be limited To their immediate
the adv CrtiSeuents charged at transient rates
r. All advertisements appear in the daily ana tri.
weekly papers.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

Clothing aud Furnishing Goods llo Main street keh
moud. Va. ts16 Hail Sc. X lt.h
In calling attention Ia the Stock of doos introduced y the
Subscribers perhaps would he we'll to The fact 4
rapidly increasing trade all sections of ho Sta" dafhg
the time We have been located IA Rolmond And nm mtfn
duviiau Is AWAY u'vtHy 'o success take h ahl'h' "
this medium h Which ta make ourselves known eNp'tWH a."
course that on examination all parties Will Judge Ton tn'n
solves TO particular m, being perfectly at+hed tha
tho customers uutous aud Judgment mnst liz consulted
W. receiving ls stock. aud ASSURE rut'aeis
that every thing the way Gents Wearing Apparel vii
receive attention. aud the assorted nea wi" At all times be
found complete that rat CUSTOMERS wants viii be supplied
Having every facility Tor the proper prosecution at our bus
ncsswe hope 10 mako thect apparent 10 cnsomc aud
satisfactory During the last have ut
ted up room expressly Tor Gents Furnishing uead5 where
customers ind thing pertaining Ia that department
In thu Clothing Department guarantee the Stock Ia
hc perfect point ut durability III aud STYLES because W.
make thing uIaelN aud have hesitation IN SAYING
roa, will bc found equal the host order wnr w tho
county Watching thu various eh0ngos ot Fashion pafnes
assured finding the latest aud utake tn Hfr
subject 10 theumspcrton and approval eau IA sehtdhA
GRDS1lbNG 4 IT IMNN.
NJ llu Main ST Richmond. Na-
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PHILADELPHIA.
aNIfet,~ pills EoruiI thr

.ay to lakp a nh vsiral Pi-hut not easy 10 mako h' -
Of all Ptsouc which would have none ot the
all the advantages OF every other hlS uas , h,f "a
here aud Win W a success would respectfully SUNNI W
fh public cci,ien 1t been unfortunate for tat fae'
hitherto that almost every purgatN me'he.,e Is ~, @
and lie This is not Many "ltehi ~
uei rrrinu pan and rrvuson in tue system as 10
more than counter balance the good To he derived from tn'
irritation OF pain uhless II /" 's's
iausly existing obstruction or derRuGemtAtm IN h' ~
els Heing purely vegetable no harm van afise neh mi '
use ia any quantity, better tha' aN m,ue w.
he ak ipdciously Minute dret uons hr th'H uH W ~
diseases which they are hpplchht are
bax Amanp the complaints which nave been spcod tuio'
hs thomwe moution Liver Complaint IN all ~ various
Iaundist indigestion Langrur ani l1ss ei A!'l''] - .
Iessuoss lrrthits, Billions Headache hlh"as N'l, ~,
and Arue. pam ia the Siie aud ",ns 'or IN nun ~ an A.
are but the consequences # diseased at "i tn' 'N'i
auapctirnt they afford prompt and sa'e he' @ IN ] Cids
Piles Chn- pVsenrrv lumors, Seroiul 'ahd N'NS 's'
uf rutS and nI lritN "I te pn'u
every ease whc rn,FaAe Is ,',lor l -
The havr also produced sugularv successful cures III
Rheumatisu nruphy, Gravel. Aslp'la iAPN' 10"
the Ilcart Pains the Rack Stomach aud side u,A s,"
be freely taken spring ofthe Year, 10 ruy tue n'H
easionai dose stimulates the stomach INT" htathI "''
restores appetite vpor They purity the blood ana
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