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The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
NEW SUMMER CLOTHING.
AT THE OLD CORNER.

NEW SUMMER CLOTHING.
AT THE OLD CORNER.
GAM HYNEMAM informs bis friends and the
- Public 10 general, that he has in store and
for sale we'll selected assortment Of gentlemen .
doe summer clothing, consisting Of
Fine White and Grass Linen Goats. Fine
Alpaes aud Marseillcs Coats. Fine Csssi-
mere. Alpaca aud Marseilles Pants.
Fine Silk, White and Fancy
Asrssilles Veets.
ALSO
The Finest Black Cloth Pants and Doe S<ie
Pants, ever offered 10 this country.
ALSO
4 large variety Of Gsntlemsn's Furnishiag
Goods. Fine White. Silk. Woollsu, ~
Yipo and Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
Cvavats, Ties, Gloves. Handkes-
Chiefs Hosiery. &c., &c.
ALSO
A full assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Hasak
Tsvnks, Carpet Bags, &e.. &c.
Give him csl! at the Old Stand, -
Xay ID, 1887,
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
KpdemptiOn Notice.

Q EALED PROPOSALS for the surrender q
CCounty Warrants will be. received ~ the -
derkg gued County Treasurer Of Placer County, SR
to the last day Of TIE regular term Of the Dos!e
Accordance with an oct approved February ~
1855 entitled Az Act Amendatory and Suplemen.
tsrv to An Act entitled, IAN Act to suthofiss
the Board of Supervieors Of Placer County 70
lew special tax. Approved March llth 1856.
The lowest bids will be accepted. Provided NO
bid for more than the par value o{ said Warrant.
or any bids unless accompanied by the Wasrunts.
urouosed TO be surrendered, will be accepted.
PHILIP STONER, County Treaaurefv
Auburn July llth l057.-6w.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25

PArR1or1c.-Dr. Brandreth purposes to
finish the Washington Monument himself,
and, it is said, devotes the proceeds of his
business, annually $4,000, to that pariotic
purpose. The doctor is a very public spirit
ed man and knows the benefit Of advertising.
For the purpose Of putting the monument up.
every man. woman and child in the country
will take full box of the doctors pills. A
greater sacrifice to duty than this, patriot
ism ought not to exact Of any individual
who has I. prudent regard for his health, and
does not like the taste Of aoes.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
GREAT EXCITEMENT!

The Largest Assortment Of Staple & Fancy
Dry Goods Ever Brought to Auburn.
THE production of excitement raised last Satar
i day in Auburn, was created through Measrs
Lubbock l. Marshall, who having arrived from San
Francisco, with the largest and finest stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
ever offered in this market. Mr.. Lu6cek, who
knows how to please the community, and partlcu.
larly the Ladies Of Auburn and vicinity. In Dry
Goods Of every description. has brought up, and
has now in bis store the following goods. to-wi,:
Rich Silk Robes French and China Sha~ls
French Lawns and Organdies, French Cambrcs
and Tabouets. French Eml roidcries, Ladies' Shirts
and Hoped Skeletons. Ladies, Misses aud Chill
dren's Shoes, Bonnets. and Millinery Goods.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 them, they hope to merit continu-
ancc Of the same.
LUBECK & MARSHALL,
Main street, opposite the Gem Hotel.
Auburn, June 27th, lS57.-.my
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25

- GEN. JEssuP ON EUROPEAN ARMIEs--At-
ter reading the exposition OF Marshal valiant
the French Minister of War, of the whole of
the administrative arrangements for the late
war in the East, Gen. Jessup writes to a
friend as follows:
81 hope our country may never have occa-
to 60 to war again; but the more closely
look into the details as we'll rs the strata
getic combinations of European armies, the
less | fear war. Those armies have fair stock
of professional intelligence, but if they have
genius, think in is genius in its decrepitude"
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
WELLS, FARGO g. co.'s

PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
Gold dust, Bullion and Packages
Of every description forwarded.
Collections. Orders g. Com mi ssi ons
promptly attended to.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD
Payable in all the principal Atlantic towns and
cities.
Highest Price Paid for Gold Dust.
Express In charge Of SPECIAL .MESSE.N.
GER daily between Sacramento and Nevada via
Auburn. JNO. O. JACKSON,
Auburn, Oct. l3, '65 my Agent.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
The People Of the State a. CalForafd, ~ x.
T. JMus:c-s'
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, TO appear
II at my office in Doton's Ear, Placer county,
on Friday, the gath day Of June, A. D. 1851. At 10
o'clock, A. Nj, to answer the complaint Of Rowley
Richardson, wherein they pray Judgment against
you for the sum Of fty-four dollars and sixty-six
cents, 10 an action for the recovery Of said sum.
due on an account for merchandise had and receiv-
ell by you between the 26th day Of September,
1856, aud the 5ih day Of June, 1857, and take no
.lce, If you fail 40 to appear and answer, Plain
tiffs will take Judgment ss aforesaid.
(~) Given under nv hand, this 18th day
Ills. OF Juas. 4. D., 1857,
10y r. MITCHELL. Up.
Township No. J..
vt appearing 70 me from tie af1davit Of Rowley
Il 4 Richardson, the above named Plain'iffs, tha
they have q cnuse Of action against the above
named defendants, hereby order that the forego-
Ing Summons he published for three successive
weeks in newspaper called the Placer Herald
published at the town Of Auburn. In the county
aud State aforesaid.
Given under my hand nt Dotcn's Bar, June 2stA'
A. .. 1857.
r. MITCHELL, J. P.
June 29th lS57-iuly II. 3w
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
The OLD STAND STILL AHEAD!

EORGE WILLMENTwould respect
U fully inform the people of Auburn and vi
cinity, that be is still doing business at the old
stand on the same liberal scale as of old. Pos
sessing every facility for buying that could be
desired. be pledges himself
RIO SELL CHEAPER
than can be bought here or elsewhere, of like quail
ity Buying as he does. and being. blessed with a
substantial Share of the CUSTOM, he is bound to
sustain the above pledge He keeps constantly
on hand large supply and good assortment Of
MINING AND FLUMING TOOLS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, GRAIN, CIGARS,
COCKTAIL TxYN0s,
AND AN EXTRA QUALITY OF LIQUORS.
S.B Goods delivered free Of charge. ~
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES

ROBERT GORDON
VT1AKES THIS METHOD of notifyin gfFfA
l. his friends and the public generally MA
that he can still be found at his old stand. on the
corner of Main and Commercial streets. with
full assortment of all the necessary articles fo
Mining, Farming, Hotel and Family use'
HIS R.aR
Is ALWAYS WELL SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST
Liquors, Cigars, sc.
And his goods, which he warrants of superior
quality be is determined to sell at the owestC CAsH
PRIcEs-and delivers free of charge.
N. BORDERS from distance promptly at
tended to.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25

W. q. ALLAN. p.ALAREN. IA. TAokAS.
ALBAN, THOMAS s. CO.,
(Sueeessors 10 1no@npson + DoyradaiHs,)
Importers and Wholesale dealers In
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Glass, Herbs.
Extracts. Hops, Bird Seed, Chemicals, Quicksilver
Camphenc, Burning Fluid, Polar, Sperm,
Lard. Olive and Neatsfoot Oils, Turpen-
tine, White Lead, varnishes, Alcohol,
Brushes Coubs. Pcriumery, Soaps,
Toilet Articles, &c.
Also Agents for JAYNE'S MEDICINES, and
all the Extracts Of Sarsapa.illa and genuine med
icines Of the day,
New Goods constantly arriving per Express and
Clippers.
No. lGl Street, Corner 6th, Sacramento.
april 4-3tn
The Placer herald., 1857-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

NOTICE
70 Holders Of Placer County Wsxrsats-
4 LII ACCEPTED County Warrants fts0 No
"A GET to No. 926, dated November Sth. INA
will be paid on Monday, July eth, 1851. Aed y
not presented for payment within sixty days fSsO
this date, the money will be applied - Tie ~
ment of warrants next in order Of registry. - -
cordance With On Act of the Legislature sppseS
ed March SLIT, 1867.
PHILIP STONER. County Treasure,
Treasurer's Ofnce. May 30th. 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-24

OurslDE PRESSURE; now IT AFrEcTs MEN AND
ASlMAls.-It is related in Holy Writ, that there
was once a quadrupcd, upon which ccrtnin
man named Balaam rode--and that this Quadru-
ped after having been goaded time and again
with digs in the ribs and digs in the TANKS, to
get it to perform its duties at last in the excruci
alton of its agony, so far transgresscd the pro-
prieties of its nature as to speak out. So it has
happened with our Main street neighbour, who
for so long time has been dumb to all our
overtures. We have tried tickling him and
nudging him in all sorts of ways about Gov.
Walker. 1t was no go-hc merely shook him
self and pOuted like spoiled child of the
spoils. But somehow, accidentally, we day
or two ago touched the quick, and 10 and
behold he comes. up standing. He pOunccs
upon us with the vOracity OF the Arkansas
chap, who swOrc he was "spilin for aput in. !"
We congratulate our neighbOr that he has found
a subject upon which his relations with the adj
ministratiOn will allow him to speak out We
do indeed.
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ORIGIN OF "DusrEms'' -Utca CT. " Her.
aid, speaking of the walking wrappers, called
clusters" becoming very fashionable among
the ladies, and looking quite gracefully as well
as useful, says; SIT is not original with the
ladies. 1t originated with class, of all others,
perhaps the most estrangea from the sex. We
mean the ''Zouayes,' that dauntless, yet isolated
body of French troups, who went up the Malakof
hill amid the storm of iron rain. They first in
troduced the style of dress for fatigue purposes,
and called it tburnous" Those worn by the
ladies are an exact pattern of the Zouaye ia
tigue. Strange, is it not, that delicate woman
should adopt war-worn fashions of the bloodiest
troops in all the world, and sport in the fashion
that originated in the necessities ofthe campaign
of the CTimean
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DIR. NJ. Dt. WALLETS
EEATAIE pERT0OTCAT, Pill,

These pills have been used in the private practice of The
Proprietor the Hospitals of of France for many
years. meeting unparalleled successgyIng the great
est misunderstanding where other remedies fail.
They as charm in correcting irreguarity and OBJ
strucous producing regular of the monthly dis
charge.
and gentle stmulant. They produce agreeable
exhsratiOn happy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those supposng themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills, they will produce
miscarriage although circumstances Injurious
the most delicate For sale by
jan15 LAUGHLINS BUsHF1ELD
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Charles, london Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the the Custom House to be the
only London CordIan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles,
all Others are made here in Imitation of St.
It's delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar flavor
$50 different from other n Is universally esteemed by all
who use it. It Ia adopted with great success in cases Of
DYSPEPSIA GoUr RuEuMArrsM, DRoPsr, GRAVEL, coLIc'
CaoLERA PEvER AcUE sTRcTURE DISEASE OF THE URr-
NARY oRoASs EPILEFsr, FEMALE IRREGuLARITIEs, &c.
Dr. VALENTINE oTT of New York. in letter TO the pro-
prietor, says:
Caarles London Cordial Gin Is The purest, best and
n ost reliable Extract o.. ,Juniper LhaUo
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gsts the States and also n-
nerous poisons called "Loulon Cordial Gin"-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
you you your health dollar for quarts
lfty cents fer pInts. EDMUND Q. CHARLES,
mh2e-smdkw Sole Importer, 40 broadway, NJ
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AmbrotYpes for $1.

PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms with fac
ties for operating light equal
any in the country and far superior any the city,
producing beautiful pictures, which
in the country. He prepared to make AmbrOtypes
they by mail without extra postage Also
them lockets pins price Dasuerreotypes
Pictures good asspeeimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
Anknds of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms east side of Main ST. above Monroe over Marsh
Taylor's new store auR1s
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Darn OF Mis-. GEN ZoLucorFER.-The com
munity was shocked yesterday morning by the
sudden announcement of the death of the wife
of our representative in Congress. Gen F. h.
ZollieofFer. Her illness was very BRET and the
sad news of her death was the first inlitnation
Of II received by many OF her most intimate
friends-lNashriiid Banner, 14th.
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LlFE ILLUSTRATED Is FIRsT- Glass PlCrORIAL
Weekly Journa devoted Entertainment, Improvement,
and Progress designed to spirit of Hope Man:
illness, Seeance and Activity; to illustrate life in All
its phases. high.toued Pictorial Weekly Paper which
ought by every Family. Published at 90
81 half year, and to Clubs of Four three months
for One Dollar Try IT. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS, sos Broadway, New York.
The Panama Star SAYS: 'LIRE ILLusrRArkD OF the
best papers published in the ted Stated We know ofn,
Instructive and Interesting for family rend
ing. Young and old, parents ard children, high and low,
rich and will hnd something to suit them in is coll
umns.H jess4N
LIFE ILLUSTRATED IS An ELEGANT QuARTo OF
eight beautiful pages tribe larger than the Illustrated
London perfect model of excellence in size shape,
and sentiment is, altogether, Of the sound
and sensible OF live papers Men Ike It, women like it,
boys it, girls like it, The old folks Ike IT, young folks like
IT, the children like It, and the the folks emf KEEP
house ,citEot LIFE ILLUSTRATED No plantation should
be without it. Only ss year 81 for half year, and
trial months for 25 cents. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS, SIS Broadvay, New York.
LFE ILLUSTRATED marked bS taste ard beauty and
in New YortconSrH srosE, c6Isx1rs, Ga WrcNn cOm-
mend the patronage OF friends It Is filed with
appropriate head.-Arnrnx (ALi.l GAzE7TE jeee-iw
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PAYS ron THAT GREAT
and gJOd Illustrated Family Paper IFE ILLUSTRATED
the ali the weeIes, three months triar
IS cents. Send at to FOWLER AND WELLS, sos
Broadway, New York.
ILLusTRATEOwe have previously called attention
70 this excellent publication worth more any
family than other literary paper Instead Of diminsh
Ing interest with ISSUE and
cneeFfuy recommend u 70 the public Of the best
famiy newspapers in tie countTy-SoUTHERS TEAcHER.
MEN, WoNEN, AND CmLDRES, WHO READ
LIFE ILLUSTRATED, pronounce Jes FAMILY PAFER
publSe g years 81 for half year; aud, "iust
to try IT." only 25 for three months. IneIose
amount, and diTeet to FOWLER AND WELLS, New York.
The Savannah DEOcEAI says We regard as the very
best weekly paper in the world" The ALABAMA BEAcox
kunUledEe
which safely recommend to the general reader II
LITE ILUsTRATEu, II has served weekly amount Of
reading matter which seldom get for the price, which
neither too light too serious but Is At Logical liter
and leke pungent practical, and psogressTes
liveing, eloquent, and ennobiiug. short
the 0hectOf LIFE to spread sunshine hAPpi
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For Rent
HYGEIA HOTEL.
ii Y IG1A t1O ELL.
- OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Stss This renowned SUMNER RESORT Will

E=EA OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
fssssssR This renowned SUMMER RESORT Will be re-
-stB!=F opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There is waerinG-place in the land presenting more
varied and tempting attractions thhn this.
In broad view Of Hampton Roads and the chesapeake
Ilay, it is famed by the constant sea-breeze,
It's location of the first military post in the
ISOuutTY.
luxurious saltwater bath and all the luxares of the
salt water region are at its doors.
The ball room in America, spacious and most
pleasant Billiard Saloon, Pistol Galleries. delightful beach
country aunts the best facilities for hhingi and good
reading room, among the attractions
scoursed not only by the band appurtenant to
the establishment but the Band of the Cd Regiment OF u s.
Artillery, said to he the hest in the army.
health It is not surpassed by the most secluded
uounlan The various surgeons of the post
and physicians resident In the vicinity have certified
they share neper koon case ~ d1He and JeEer or
bilious to originate at Old Point Comfort, aud that
t Is THROUGHOUT the gear as he0lthd locality as any on
he face Of the edr" [See their certificates in the Far
mer and Dc BOWS Review
of the very best direct from the LONDON
docks-a special Importation of the Messrs Burrus OF Nor
folk will he found of the HOTEL and the best
LIQUORS of ali kinds to he had in the country shall
tolerate nothing inferior any department. resolved as
am the Hygea the very first ESTABLISHMENT OF the
kind in the Union JOS. SEGAh'
| ie15-1m Proprietor.
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SPECIAL PLEADNG.-O usually smiling, but
sometimes irascible neighbor the Times, figured
yesterday as the left wing in the "holy alliance"
Fpro tent between itself and the Argus Per-
haps We should not say aliance-but liaison,
this expressing any sort of an unnatural con-
nection, which the junction of the Monroe and
Main street powers most certainly was. just
imagine-Ietany one try 1t, the 4rgUs and Tines
reinforcing each other for any cOmmendnble
purpose. II frequently became necessary for
the little pratical squads, which in years past
infested the "GuIf" and the Spanish Main,
to play into each others bands to protect them
from the just punishment of any civilized pow
cr This is the principal upon which the re-
spective organs co-operated yesterday.
There is one thing which astonishes us-and
that is that so even tempered and withal so dis
Greet person as our neighbor of the Times,
should suffer himself to become SO enraged.-
Our neighbor of the argus, with half the ma
tural advantages in the former respect never
once followed the "ereerd6te example.
The redeeming feature in the article was its
special pleading, for which our neighbor ought
to receive an acknowledgement from the most
eminent Of the gowns and wigs of the "Middle
Temple" or in lieu of that, button from some
Tyler county debating society We, however,
respectfully submit to our neighbor, that the
note to flames B. Bingham, Esq" has nothing
to do with the subject, nothing at all We never
intimated that the Times did not get the same
amount of telegraph which we did, but that it
did not publish 1t; that it left out important
market quotations instead of Items of trivial
nature" Any paper, OF course, is liable to a
mistake or an omission We made one some
tiineago,i in uuintentionally omitting tOannOunce
that our Collector Of Customs had been reap
pointed 1t was grievOus error, and most
grievousiy did We answer it, for friend Of the
appointce came down and discontinued his pa
per.
To conclude, VIC are sorry to see our ncishbOr
take on about this matter, he should rather be
grateful to us for pointing out his shortcomings
to him, and should silently and encrsetically set
about the work Of reformation. Remember
dear brother, the prOvcrb of Solomon, which
reads, 'FaithGul are the wounds of friend.
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Can't Clutter, whose death we are panied to
announce in to.day's paper, was pOlcy-holder
20 the extent of S., 600 (fjr the benefit Of ms
fSmily ! in the New York Life Insurance Com
NAVY of which Charles Wortham, OF tins
rity. is agent.-Rieh. Enquirer
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BIncIs or Brown EHnir produced in Ave minutes
from the Grayest Redes Hair by the application of Wa
A. BATcHELOR's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
ection and injure the hair or skin, matter
how often applied how long Use the genuine
and harm possibly Mark-the steel ensrav-
ing the box, and WA BATcHELoR 23s Broadway,
the Sides Ask for wN A. Hair Dye
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
apso-1n T. II. LOGAN co.
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PRoLlFlc-An English paper gives an account
of tea party of sixty old women, wl1 we're
the mothers of eight hundred aud SIR y-Hine
ehiltreal They must have had something to
talk about at that tea party, we should think.
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CHRONIC DIARRHQIA.

CHRONIC DIARRHOlA.
We have in possession the certhcste of respectable
Citizen tesying that entirely cured of this dread
full disease by using ,BoeRHAyE's HOLLAND BITTERs.
pleasure showing the certificate to any
person doubling this statament. ap2-1wdaw
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MEDICAL,

I'LL AMPTON'S TINCTURB
tH1 VIII ETTPp Dvcnr4.
HAATpToN,S TTNrT M Oisi' DYSPEPSIA
WIFI cTrpr oo,,.-
n AHFn1,r,n ,,r,. -, v. III SOItE COUGH
AlPION'S TlNCTURE
WILL, OTTRE PupTr,,,n,,,.
3TTAATpT0Nr,c TTNICTITDT, - lSM.
'A<AplF 1ON'S fIlNCIURE
WILL CURE SCROFTTT
HANIPTON,S TTNCTTTpT ~ SOA'Or oLA.
WILL CURE NERVOUS HRAn,cur
.HAMPToN's TENGIURB
HAMPTON's TTNCTURE 'A
1r,,,Dno,,,c, VI ~. UkE SPINAL DISEASE
tt4AAiF toN#o llNCIUkE
n aNJpToN7,c rI,,cn,,n WI ILL lNNlGORATE
A+HA"th lO+> . llNGIUKE
WILL CURE LOW SpIpITc
UAAJpT0Nic TISrTITnp 81 iNllA
yrI, AON y lING1UHE,
sft usu, mas 9een successful in CURING DISEASE
EBGE DISEASES D. s !; OF WOMEN and CHILDREN
ana ,h34ld be used in family.
;1,,,.,, - no No lbs SoUrH PAcA STRICT, BALTIMORE
:" 1te tp ~ Ly&pssiG and &srTous DtssGss
M ~ 6DHIN III. SIRAhLLH,
-N0't dreadful case IF Scrotuld Of gears stGndiag
Mss &9 lSfF' $ & S9aS ffs'2 zSde e 1.a
No. $50 Baltimore st.
JrteHGS. LSt he afflicted cdH to ace hsr.
Aha t., a., ntEHED4IAR1 SCHOFELA.
menby Of C 'ny o. me Hon W. p ThomAsson once
T " SotlsesS from Kentucky, OF
from heNG 10 loot His eyeds turned inside OUT protru.
s over eeyeDails 40 az to produce bindnes lie was
cuFeu Oy y lannon's IN, OBS NeSetSMe TinetGre
;U4SL,E!tSLA, HERFOOS DISEASE, DC.
r. MN. olhnan OF Baltimore custon-house, suffered
rom these Tor Is MONTHS with body and mind
Seyetey erected He was cured by HamPtons Vegetable
iihcture' aiteT otner thngs failed:
Mr.. Henry c. Vim had Cough for 5years-EreAtueal.
ness, ETC.; had In all, five six physicians tried The
remedies, but was cured only by
HAAPToN'S YEGETABLETLNcTgRE
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nnArH AND DISEASE.

Dr,rH.-Hou comes It, friend, In every sh"pe'
You let SO many folks escape!
n,,v,sv-Dr.sd sire, / use all means can,
To obyiate the life of man
i dog his footsteps from his birth,
,ri,l he returns to mother earth.
1 use all means uIed of old,
changes of weather-hot and cold
i give them colds-1 give them panf-
i rack their bones-I fire their yelus'
poison them with rancid bile,
70 place OF The digestive chyle,
Yet all is useless nothing kills
DE1TH.-How's thatf
DI,E,sr-They all take BR4SnRET's PrlIs.
D''--'' - II II. LOGAN s CO.,
ir2r-1w-law Aseh1s'
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epnoIAL NOT Bs
KEEP COOL, LAbIE99 =.

EI Ia ,,,sasant way (Which many have AREA
ay Win glass Of cool, sparkling, lusc u, soas
ws s You will find there ALSO the finest English stsH,
and American Psruries Hair Dyes and na nl, tnscks
all Kinds, with an endless variety oil brushes
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