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Der eurrrdiiden @prreIrpnreuten teltGtisen e8,
raB 2Oui8 RupOlepn un9efun9en bat, iVd ldder=
lid gu MAIDEN nit iemem &Sui9 prn al9ier =
uno raB e8 bersub nit ibm 9ebt. SGni9 BON N1=
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Die Wilitdrz8 erbtentz Meroile umt9ebdn9t bat:
baS 8ebt renn brdl i1idt. @ie, iasen iie, fam
nl1lt bd8 @breniesipn8freu5 %befplnrrlen, penr
man nur erft in Die 8tubeln 9enlaft ullb Die
MtilitdrrerrienItmepoile meur man eben erlt
auf bic Welt 9efOmmen iit? 8, perleete et1
8iebOID uuf pieIe leetere 6ra9e, Sbr wiBt nidt,
melde Courage ou5u 9ebOrt, bel Die ZEN t9eltren
3eiten auf ne Melt gu fommen.
llebrisenS ipll Der SSnis BON Nl9ier, nad
Der 8plf8ia e, etn WedieItol9 fem. Seit $3.50
6en, beiBt e8, murben ndnlIi6 8dbie8 IN ben
Se1ern Der TuiQerien bereit 9ebalten, UNI int
Sail her 9ictb unterseI6pben gu merpen. OieIe
0tptb, beiBt e8 ipeiter, frat eir, ul8 eiu tpbteS
&iu6 mittellt Der 3duoe our @elt 9ebra4t wurOe.
9le9te 3eu9en paren dIiBer GOui8 Jtapclec1
gar uidt 5ugesen bic: 5er5cstn prn @Blin9en,
ipelGp Dem Gift ais 3eustn teiwp9nen 1oDte,
ipuroe i'm entlGeibcnoen Nnsenblif binuu89elen.
bet unb AUDI Der StaatSratb nluEte btnau8, neil
@usenie bur6 ben @intritt Der Serren 10 crs
Idredt truroe, boB ba8 melterlditternpe @retgs
niB cine Ger3G9erirlta erlitt. Der ip1ter pem
GtaatSruth unO ben Miniltern prdlentirte 5un9e
mar 70 srrB, bo6 Wuridq0 Sailqnt, rer arie98z
mintlter, hObneno ~auSrief: pW}tin @rtt, Der
-Sun9e ltebt aus, alS mar er trei 9Spdell alt.
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Sir It Prnt1ton8fp Ipl( .}rtaiortt Ger
o8rcBen Sper" Ill Furi8 lrercen, mirD abr
jupcr Die 5pAter Der bcriihntten Wtcniftn Qaure
beiratben, tic 100000 Tr. 3fente 6uben IrQ.
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Shirt irQ 2aure (Por( febr licteu.
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iudt bat, ma4t parrn ~fplqenbe 8eI0relbung
3n ben DGrfe rn ntdt5 al8 S9mus rno lAmdb.
lifer Man9el AT Orbuung. Sepes 6au8 bat
cine Bfnblum5dunun9, ipe(de auBerpem einen
Sieblta(l unb etne1 Sibnerbpf einlAlieBt.
Da8 O19 be8 S1ul e8 raBt an Der pproeren
Settle 10 melt Dor, Dap e8 cine Qrt bon Bortal
bilbet, unter wel9ent bic 6rau I'M, 2idte be8
Cages ibr 6irlenntebl mablt uno tire ipn1ti9en
Nrbelten perri9tet, I'M 10 benz HauHe aus benz
We9e 81 9e9en, Der innerbalb Der Wpbntn9
NQeS perbiiltert. Oo8 ntGnnli9e @eIAle6t bet
@ircaliier lit l46n BON Teint, breitI6ultcri9,
propprttpnirt ipie Der Npoa Don 8elpebere, bat
punfe(6luue Iusen, eiueu SUP, i'm ben i'm Der
pOCfommenlte Oanop beneioen mitroe, fur3, e8
btloet Die 9rDBte mdlllli4e S9Dnbeit, bic mir
ie Git @elt6t 9efommen 1T. SIN Ge9erluse 5u
benz i9(ptteri9en PaB9an9e Der Tirfen i9eint
" S(LSNIIkl ILLAlIbtIbCp uIlI SLNILlIuJSc AuIllSLClI
beinabe DuS SS9lte elmer 9~ra5i0len 8emesu,S
5u ietn uno Itebt bepunoerung8plrotg inn @tn>
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6crm uno GeuBerem, mie 8lumenba6 eS lebr
ridti9 ~anerf1nntrbat, alS ct bieIe 8 8olf ais ta8
Wtulter Der menl9li6en STAGE be5eidnete. Na8
Die circaifiden Sdrnet betrifft, 10 bebaure i4,
nrd fem ein5i9e8 @remplar Daprt gejebe1 gu
BADEN, baS MIDI ir9enb1pie 5u be8eilterna 9eet5net
9etpelen wdre.
Gbrenber98 Wtfre1cpp Elm 30 r.
ii 9lt9er Detefttpprli5ii 1T. 49, Der
beritbmte Brcfelicr Gutenberg in 8erlin, Der
NIT ieinem beriibmten alten W1ifrpicpp iene erz
ftaunli6en @lttoedunsen 1T Der @elt Der SMUT
fOrien 9ema9t, bat ballelbe Snitrun1ent in reuez
lter Belt NIT 9rcBen Sri cl9e in ppli5etli4en
3neder1 %an9epeuoet. ST entpedte barlit Die linz
d6tbeit Der ppln @rie9en Simpnipe8 sef1lidten
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tel6er auf elmer 81 leubabttsin SAP @elb &c
leert uup e8 itatt beIien nit Sanb &c Tilt bate.
@brenberg lieB lid SaaD prn alien Stationen
%fpnlnlen, irelfe ba8 SUB pulliert bate, unD fanO
mittellt ietneS Wttfrplcop8 Durd> Ver9teidung
Der Sa1parten Die St1tipr, mo ba8 Sap 9efi1t
ietn muBte. limb brrt fanD lib AUDI Der S6ulz
bi9e unter benz untern 8eamtenper ipnat.
Oa8 Stubtren permirtoert I4 in
Deuti4luno auIfd1i9. So bat nu4 Der 8ered>
nun9 zines Satperltdnpigeu Die 3abl Der 3beoz
logon UNI 43 Brp5ent, Die Der Surilten UNI 26,
Die Der BbilOirpben UNI IS Pro5ent ab9enOnz
men ; 1tur Mepiciner 9ibt'S senu9. SebenfaQ8
biirfte Der Sdliliel bier5u in ben, erb0bten 2ez
benSbeoarf gu finoen fem, lOmie in ben 9~ertn9eu
8eirlDun9en, ben 9eltei9erten 6Orperun9en bel
Yriifun9en unb Der Jftdtun9 Der Belt 0uf bus
WtaterteQe.
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AS~ aOgSbon bat cen StOre Rr. I 8uftimore.z It. robs
Ger crude tejp8ent .irotelblt er ely 8rpBe5 Eager Der mpaernler
1ehtt. 49, "'"'
so QBer ein 9ute8 @la8 8ter trinfen uno
cine Yertton S4wei5er pper 2inbnrgcr &dIe,
ooer Trtlde 3oualbtIde Syringe, SarbeIen ii.
N. oa5u per5ebren mill, Der gebe in 6errn
e9a8. S~rp4all8 2Ofa(, 9r. 26 N.zNupz
ltr1Be, atlmo Ell bon be8 freunoti4en Wtrt6e8
Qanc aufS 3nporfcmlnenDlte u1r nit ben pors
618lldlten Nualttlten beOient mirb.
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Ituttfiubenbe Gerlteiserun9e1

-TINlITIIEVTUV OCETFVrSVFIVESVT
Bennett & Sc. - Sine Sammluns Der
idGnfen 8lurneu, Otebert, Trudtz unp s3ier=
8Grn1elt.
benefits Gp. - Sin Sans iii Wtnlterrp,
ndbe G6oieprrtbitruBe, am @luee ieltft,
Al llbr.
IbeOn>& 60. = SO SanpVerfguBe. Die
gauge Ginriatun9 zines Soaroin8boltfes.
&bdnce @reen. - WtStP(n &C.
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Seen Nerf, 4. >lyrj,. : Der GAroacr
Self StyeIr 70 I<4}ctile nuh News Nrrf nMrce
.,ei Cape 6e1r anf ben Struno 9ef1bren.
Bbtlabelpbto, 4. Npril.- Spbn Scott
er &ra80be, itarb piei en Mpr9en am Sd(a8,
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6 DIT II d.

Wirtb. Mplcro, i'd fann sic rnmG9lid
: es it nut urdl BAG j3inhter meirer
.Tr9ter fret, unt Sic leben . .
@%uglGnber. Ndlu, hann Fit: i6 Sfe mn
bic S1llp Sbrer Tphter,
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GinsntrEffenGe Nnffen:

8aibin9tru, y. SOutbb. mad q. gcrf %. W1drj
Aunerlca, BON Slperpcpl nad Bottom 20. Mtar3
Arabta. BON liverpool na4 8pitpn -. Nprtl
Ara9c, BON Sarre na6 g.=Ycrf 9. Qpril
aTrlc1, bon 2luerppcl nud 0}eip>Oorf 5. Ipril
SrtcllOn, BON 1iperpOrl na4 Nterps Yprf 49, q ril
Yerlta, DON 0iUerpCpl na9 NenzYprf 10. Npril
Salttc, bon 2irerpppl nud Nep=g prt 20. Gpri(
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~2(b31tnehenAr Rnffpu

6IltDrt1 bon W.zYprf na9 6apre 5. Ipril
CANADA BON 8piton nad 2iperprpG 9. Nprt(.
Atlaltttc, BON gtepzY. mad 2~iperppol -. Npril
Nltu, bon gfemzOprf mad 2iperprcl 16. Grri!
g8aI Arlington, rcr lemzYcrf na9 Bremen Il .
Nrltertfa, bon 8pfcn mad Qiperprpl %. Gpril
Baltic, BON gteps grrt nad 2iperprpl26. 4priI.
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St00t Baltimore

Steuerau8iala9 Ill t 1856 Oa8
2cmite fitr We9e unp Wtittel bat ppr9eltern Ell
len 5~lpeiten 8eri4t e~ritattet, unb ben Steuerz
au8IAlag fit oa8 laufenOeSabr opr9ele9t. Nad
2enllelben ltto Die btreften Steuer1 uno bic
Steuern fir innere Serbeierun9en perutinbert
.roroen. DteB 31 ern09liden iOI iepOd ein
anle9en BON 100000 9erna4t meroen. Sol
3eroe Pro3ente iOQen bonn lteuerbareu @igenz
tbum tnner9al6 Der @,eu3en ber biretten Be-
iteterun8 erbO6en tperben:
Otrefte Steuer As Gt8. y. 800 Steu.
erflNitd1
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SIR bo6t'8 o~elpo1t.

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9Rendtsn SGn neutrality-suspicious. nnsSer01entlt4tsr-
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SarmOuiez Sraufen=ll gS=Ntrcin.
Den. Nftt9ltebern pieieS @ereins riene bierntit CUR Natrt6t,
9aB bic ptertelia1ri9e GeneralsS erlamntluns nG6iten Wpntas
Iben6, ben T. Nprtl int %iettbertsen Qpcali, yg8efern>6aQ", fatts
fnbet. Die MnpeIenbett zines ieben Ntit9fiebeS mirp mad benz
Sees 1erlan9t. SIN Nuftra9 :
I'm a. Stpir cecr
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Sic aeme oeutl0s 2e0erbanSluna

Qput8 Serrattu8,
Rr. Z : arrtfp n. 10 ID en- 9aIttm.. u. BasetteR 4.
(eine Greppe bod }
mpfebit t1ren reiden &prratG ppn allen Qrten Spbten. urt
obfrIeeer, ais 6dlbieeer, rip SbersQeber. Suffeber, gferbele
ger, 9atnt' &albTele, lpwte aae Sprten BON Q'ntneS unb Bin.
;din9s unO cine 8rcBe &uswabl BON sepa. tten Stiefelt doften,
Spr'6uen un6 du5Beitl ittenem Sp blenleeer ben S6ubma.
Qern aut DOS In8eleBenth BITE, oa. ate pieie 2eberarten bier bill.
Tiger ais trSenb iont ju gaben inb.
Srertpe bic uniere Stdbt befuden un6 Ginf1ufe In pbenae-
!!annten Srtiteln ~ maiden bdben, merben etnseIaben, tn SIR. 2
IerS tdufen. WV"
16iaS Qputs GrrnotiuS
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Beitern=8 alttmOre= anten=llnteritiibnng8

Die Mttslteber pbigen Sereins nerten tterbur6 bena6rt6tiat
oaB na6fcn @tpnta8 ben 7. 3. Wt5., &benbs s ltbr, bic ptertei.
tabrt8e General. 0erlanmlun9 IN tbreut btstert9en 2pfal fatt,
tneet. Sebes Mit9lteb eteies 0ereinS Miro baher erIudt, In
bieier. Seriamntun9 ~periEnltb sW erI8einen, ba sesen bic Ni6t.
erItetnenpen bic 9eietltfe Strafe IN Nnpenbun8 9ebradt wer.
ben wtrp. SIM M~uftra9e:
SMf SAT-. S6umdrn, Seer.
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GDucDr0ia.

Mer9en, spnnta9 Nbenb, 5prtieeuns Der @prtrdse BON Srn.
Or. 9. Gpriar.
@eiprednns Iter bic @ranbuna zines au-geretns.
Die Wttt9lieber merben b~rtn9eup eriu6t, ibre SierteljGbrtsen
Seitrd8e Su entrt6ten. g, 5actuS, 9rdi.
(. g nfh n II eu &iunn,zSPfr-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-02


This ia = serious aSnistakes Ii is disturbance
Of the circulation, and the establishment OF dlS-
eased action. that causes impurity of the blood
The K. r. X. theory holds the truth OF Inc
above maxims, for if person be IN S'a'e Vi
nerCect health, each artery and vein must car
~ to and from the heart its allotted proportion
Of blood. aud when any set of vessels refuse
Cbe the cause what it may to carry their pro-
portion, the current Of blood becomes GaL,'''u
up-in other words a congestion taxes P.aSe'
giving pain TO a greater or less extent. te'
Inen, is the beginning Of diseased action "NIcA
if not relieved, will soon run INTO lhH1AiIla-
ton, and the disease become established b's
eased action being once established; lhe u'Cou
becomes impure. and the regularity OF actioh
on the part Of the liver, skin, bowels, &c i
sure TO be interrupted, and the general system
BIZ sympathising with The local Complain Oe-
comes Involved in the difficulty. ! 9at ms Is
the true state Of the case let any one can -
mind his SYMPTOMS on catching coid. ne IT,
cal difficulty may be 4 sore throat "NIcn Is 1
congestion Of the blood. amounting (Somejlmtsl
to an Inflammation about the threat, owing 10
previous degaHged s.1 OF the circu.I'IoH' -
lie will remember that his bowels become COS
tive, lis liver dcsangcd. o, his shin dry and Ie'
yeri>h, his head stopped up, pains ana acre III
his bones, FONTS down the Uach, AeGu dlHCS'
discharge Of water from The eyes ana nose
with many otter unpleasant ana painful NymP-
toms. HJG be used Roadway Ready heI'eI
when the congestion was sitting 3D., Is an 2p-
plcat.Ou TO tie throat, and swallowed dose OF
the Regulators, lie would have broken up lie
congestion, and restored the regularity on t"e
part Of the liver, skin, bowels. SC, winch had
t,. . 49, - lF ma ~
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LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST,"

TUE undersiened having lust returned from
the Eastern cities, RESPECTFULLY invites his
friends and the public generally TO his ~pen-
did assortment Of Ready.Madc Clothing, con-
si,ling as follows:
CO.RTS, P.3NTS. T-ESTS-Gen-
,Iemcn's Black, Blue, Drab. CIaret. Green and
all Fancy coIors of cloth Goats, Par,> and Vests.
also Black, Blue. Drao and Fancy colored Cas-
inner Goats, Pants ana Vests. i handsome as
sortment o, Summer Goats Pants and Vests of
every description. Vests from so cents up to
- so.
ETJPTC G.C.-k beautiful assortment
"-'''' 49, ~ ~. n.'a' T ''' ,''' 49,, -
w. ". Io.nr,n,,.,n
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Testimony from North Carolina
Astonishing Effects frcm the German
pfttnpS

! Certificate If DR.. ". SMITH,, Of Pine HILL
Hichmond County, ~ C., Starch i, 1854
| DR. C.. NJ. Jackson, Philaja.-Dear Sir
have been a subject Of Dyspepsia in It's worst
form, for the last FIVE years. such was my
condition for twelve months that the physicians
and all who saw ne SAID must die. Nmic M
this condition, was carried 10 the watering
places IN Virginia, Tennessee and North JaIo-
ina. but was not bcuchtt,G by any water TO
which was taken While ON uy way home,
stoned 1 week at E.,heriC.dt)n, a small
yilago in North Carolina, to try the ciiyc, Of
some CLaiybtatc water in q at place. About
the last Of the week went into q drug store tc
yet some medicine for my child and myself
There were several OF the village physlcI ais IN
the store. and ono OF them seemed to lake some
interest in my case, and after ASKING me some
questions said he had been dyspcPuc, and
been greatly benefited by tGc use OF ''Dr. Loot-
lands German Biftcrs," prepared by you, and
he insisted that would try the Bltlers. lie
also called the next day at my room, aud in
sisted 50 much lhat would try them that
asked him TO get me one bottle. lie dld It,
and commenced taking it as directed, and
do say was more benefited BY it than all the
water and medicine had ever taken.
After reaching home, one of my ncighbors
came TO me for a prescription and medicine,
| The d,spcptic,) and gave him nearly all the
Bilters had lett which Effected much good III
his case. lie has often caLied on me for more
of the same kind Of medicine, saying he was
more benefited by it than any other he mad la
ken. bu: have not been able 10 get any more
! for him or myself since viii you therefore,
please ship me a dozen or more rs soon Us pos
s!b!e Respectfully, yours.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-02
THE GREAT Purifier OF the BLOOD
THE BEST ALTERATiVE KNOWN!

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
An ;nr,rihle remedy for Scrcfula, Kings Evil,
rheumatism. Obstinate Cutancous Eruptions
PimpIcs or Postults on the Face, Blotches
Rolls. Arue and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Riprworm, or letter, ScaId-hcad, Enlarge
mcnt and pain of the Bones and Joints, Salt
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitie Disor-
ders. and all diseases arising from an injudi-
CiouS use of Mercury, lmprudehce IN Lie, or
Impurity Of the Blood
TNUjS Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier
of The Blood Is now used by thousands of
GrotrfnI ratients from all parts of the United
SStates. who testify daily to the remarkable
c,,res nerrormed bv the greatest Of all medi-
cines "C.lRTER'S SP.RhTSH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, ScroiuIa, trupuonS on
the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old
Soras Affection Of tie Kidneys, Diseases OF
tho Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and Ach-
mo the Bones and JOINTS, are speedily put 10
aiSht bv using this incstimable remedy
For all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has vet
hccn found to compare with H. II cieanses tie
system Of all mpuritcs,acts gently and efficient
" on the Liver and Kidneys, Strengthens the
Digestion, gives tone to tic stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy, and restores the Con
stitution, erfeebled by disease or broken down
by the excuses of youth, TO lis pristine yigol
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frOn ! Iron .! IRON

EUNT received complete assortment of
y Hughes Iron, such as Plough Shears,
Land Sides, Single and Double Shovel
MoudS, Golfers. Bolster Plates, Horse
Shoe Bars, Nail Rods, Scolap Iron Of all
sizes, Cast SIeeI, Square and Round Iron,
for sale hy
April ) DAVID bihhMlEk'
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Wonderful power Of the R. R. r. Rene
dies in keeping the body healthy
and free from Pain.
~ EquaIi@e the Circulation.
ReguIate The System. Il

CHAPTER |.
the Circulation-the true method
of preventing the establishment Of Disease
Regulation the only means Of purifying the
blood and restoring the sick to health-quick
efficacy of Railways Ready Relief and Rad
WAYS Regulators, in curing the patient of
Coughs, Congesiious, Rheumatism, Penumo-
MA, Sore Throat, luhammations, Fever aud
Ague, Bilious RemIltent and Intermittent,
Scarlet. Tyrhus, Chagres, and all Contagious
and Non-coutsgious ievers.
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READ HER LETTER.

January 8, 800.
Ncssrs. Railway s Col tried your Ready
Relief and had my joints rubbed whit and |
never felt pain after The first ten minutes was
rubbed with it up to the prescott time. S's, |
DO not know what to compare II TO but charm
for it is a mystery to ne. was a cripple for
two years and had not the proper use OF my
limbs for three years. was worn down to a
skeleton. then commenced the use of your
Ready Relief, Rcsoiyeut and Regulators. Tie
pain lett me in ten minutes, and began to gain
strength very fast and could walk with ease
in few weeks Before heard of your Rene
dies was taken to DR. Parker, Dr. Reese. Dr..
Wardlc, DR.. MAGELLAN and many other Paysl-
clans IN this city, | cannot now remember |
was completely pulled to pieces by 'hem. My
constitution was broken up with medicines that
did me no good / could not put foot TO the
ground nor pick up pin. ! was lifted a"d car
ried up and down stairs ike an infant; and now
thank God by the use Of your Remedies, am
as strong a. ever. | had the common rhcuma-
and chrouic-and the palsy.
You can publish this if you ike.
SARAH \. HOUGII,
244 3Gth street, between Eth < 9Th avenues,
New \ ork.
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Horr Diseased action becomes established and the
tiooS imyUye.--A great error has long prevailed
in the u,iucs of medical men. That lmpurlty
of the Blood IS the Cause Of Diseased Action
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-02

hasten decay. Railways Regulators IN these
cases keep the system regular, and cqpaizes
the circulation Of tite blood.
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TIE ItUT
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
ON, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from RENNET, or tie lourih,
STOMACH OF THE OK, after directions o.
BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiologies,'
Chemist, by J. :. HOUGHT0N, NJ. d., Ph|
ade!phia, Pa,
This j. NATURES OWN REMEDY for ~
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of man can sIgD1
It's curative powers. Il contains no .5L15JTYS
HOL, BITTERS, .fCIDS, or NfOsLV,Jtc
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ST. PAUL, January ], 1856.
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