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Texas ITEMS. Galveston News SAYS:

Texas lrEMs.-The Galveston News saws:
1t is not often that we have II more heyerc
drought than at present. on this Island. The
water III all of our cisterns is getting very low,
while many of them have been empty for some
time, aud we learn that stock water il quito
scarce on the Island, most of the usual watering
places having Become quite dry. Still we have
an abundance OF oil kinds OF vegetables in
market, aud it is u matter of surprise to many
TINT our gardens suffer 80 little. The fact is our
sandy soil stands drought far better than most
other lands. This drought, we learn. extends to
mary parts of Eastern Texas, where tho crops
will be cut short materially unless they have rain
soon.
Hon l.. ID. Evans. candidate for re election to
Congress from tho Eastern District. delivered II
speech at Bonham on the 18th ut.. and was to
speak ut various towns in Red River. Cass and ad
joining counties, from that date to the }0ih ult,and
Marshall the Sd inst Judge Reagan will
soon be on his track, If not already up with him.
The canvass will doubtless be II warm one.
The Austin In,egencer of the st inst spea ks
of copious shows there. giving fair promise for
good crops.
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Tho Scientific American" whose opinion on
such subject is the bost authority. says that
metallic life preSerrers. made of thin sheet cop
per, the safest and best. Inflated life pre-
made of India rubber suoh material
were condemned at the meeting of steamboat in
spectors held last year. In the case of the burn
ing of u steamer on the Mississippi, which had n
number of them on board, they were found total
ly useless in the hour of need. At tho rec ent
burning of the steamboat Northern Indiana. On
Lake Erie, numbers of the inflated life preser-
vers on board, il was discovered, had been rem
dered uselessby being punetured with pins.
The editor of the American bellows it would be
very easy to make every seat, table, aud mat
tress used on II steamboat Il lite preserver, and
thinks that steamboat proprletors should be com
PEELED TO do this.
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I1fI IN =
Es8 En- ~ i1ii



LYNCHBuR0, May %, 1857. )
IN and after the 10th day next the Mail and
~ senger Trains between Lynchburg and Bristol
Leave Lynchbnrg A. NJ. Arrive at Brnol l2M
M, Bristoi IL NJ " Lynchburg IL I. NJ
his schedule connects with the Western Trains
Leaving Bristol Jpn
Knoxville 3 20 A. NJ. of the following day,
DaltoI 253 =. NJ.
Chattanooga 9 % p NJ.
and arriving at Stevenson the Memphis
Charleson and Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Roads
IL 81 NJ of the following day Thence by the
passengers will arrive at Memphis - r. NJ
ter viii arrive at Nashville at 9i5 A NJ
Returning the Trains of the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road leaving Memphis at $50 A M reach the Junction
Stevenson at IL Is. a. NJ of the following Those Of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad leaving Nashyil
T. NJ reach Stevenson at A. NJ, of the follow ing day
Leaving Stevenson Tor Chattanooga at 23j a NJ.
Leave Chattanooga 100
" Dalton 1910
Knoxville " 4.30 = NJ.
and arrive AT Bristol l. a. NJ Of the following
Eastward bound the Va and Tenn X. L
these lines from ynchburg Memphis form the Western
portion OF the route of the through mail between Mem
phs Nashii gton City and the North
The me consumed from Iynchburg Memphis is GGi
hours ana from Memphis to Lynchburg 6i hours.
From l.ynchbu to Nashville 56i hours
From Nashville to J., nchburg 81 hour.
Comfortable lines of Stages viii trains
the Va and Tenn Il h carrying passengers and from
Alum Sweet, White Red and Salt sulphur Springs, and
other Springs OF the vicinity. W. G. SMITH.
Genl SAINT
All papers publishing for tbs Company will please
tute this for tho former advert
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

The mania for pearl fishing has extended from
New jersey t"Oswego county, New York. Nine
Mile creek. near Hannibal, has been thoroughly
stripped of the muscles which formerly
abundant in its bed, aud numerous pearls have
been found in these biyaves. The Oswego
Times snys:
Nearly all of the fishers met with success.
u single pearl but they were very few. Four
pearls were seen by our reporter which of
surprising beauty. They were about the size of
IA common white bean and regular in shape and
several hundred were obtained varying in size
from pin hend 10 b shot"
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Editor Knoxville Register:
Dear ST:-llaying been absent for some time your
paper of the 4th instant came into my hands only to-
day.
| observed by an editorial, that YOU are under a
Misrepresentation in nscrihiug To the Post Office De-
partment the cause of the detention of the mails
along the route through Virginia and Tennessee.
1t Is hut proper that should say, that the difficult
~ exists with the railroads themselves The DEPART
meni has manifested throughout not only willing
ness 10 do all that right in the premises but has
shown nm earnest desire to facilitate the mail and TO
second the Railroads so far it was consistent to
do SOY IN their Efforts to accommodate the travel
sense of justice to the p. O. Department impcls
me TO make thcaborc statement, even ut the risk of
exposing our little "lnmily qunrrcs which vii ia "A
lew day', however, he remedied by changing some
what our tdm'ig relations and then think We can
present you with mn uubroken mail connection from,
New \ ork to Memphis and Nashville via Knoxville
and Lynchourg and give the Traveller Il very comfur-
table ride. through very interesting country alone
more direct line than any other and for a lcss A
mount aud though cannot say as the stage con-
! tractors do Through by day light we hope how
ever TO make the trip entirely satisfactory to them
our friend,
| JSo RoulY MCDANIEL prcst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

An IScIpEsr,-A Washington correspondent
writes TINT the speech Of Hon. Jefferson Davis
lately delivered at Wick sburg. was shown 10 Mr..
Buchanan the other day, probably with view
of sounding him on the Cuba question. One at
time said Old Buck. lone at time. We have
the Central American question on hand now; then
the New Granada affair comes up,and so Gu
ba can whit; she must take her turn Mr. Bucb-
nnan then carefully folded the paper, and handed
il back 10 its owner.
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yirgiuian Sob Printinx Once.

The yraoYAs Jon has been fitted NJ win great
care supplied with the extensive assortment % P
Of every and prompt execution OF al
lns OF Plain and ornamental Printing II unoet IN" sn
erineudenee OF Mr. II O. TRrAkit, by whom an orders WI
e. nnnctuav filed Distant patrons VIII be promptly a'n
ed 10 Patronage and abroad respectfully solicited
yo,;ce-Messns JAS W. BRowS, JostFn BRo~S and
wINs Authorized Agents in the country aud Ma
Wn ID CHRISTIAN and A. MONTGOMERY, In the city, Tor
making collections settling the business Of the Nfguihn
Oiee is April s57 to which time all bills Tor sub
sn;ion are the undersigned To distant spbscr
hers and who In aroHrs bills viii DO sent by
mail through that channel In registered lot
,er are solicited risk II Is highly important that
the old shuuld be speedily wound up We trust that
all indebted To will appreciate the Necessity
for an early and prompt settlement their
,eniaon MCDONALD & PETERS
May 2lts
gentlemen also authorized TO receive sub
scril,tnnx for the esent frnprleior
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oOLD ~ NO GL Ark, COMMISSION MERCHANT OF
THIS CITY, IN THE PAST WEEK
Tot OF 100 lbs North Car oua bought NJ Lonrhoruo &
sons Tor their southern brands, SO Nine hhds Mr. Peter
H. Jones OF Campbell three Of which bought y Mes.rs
Jas l. Clay Co. Al w. y and Slt sqccvey one
'u ny JESSE Hare Co AT SCI Three lots by or Keen
~ - and So One lot by iiolcoube Waller at S}O
One by VIM. a. Read at : D.
A9'nSr crop oi fur hhds for Major Thomas Jones of
.'upoe"' iWo bought by James l.. Clay'or Co.. AT ST.
aIi SJt Two bought by NJ Chambers at 5 1874 and Sll
,Anolher Gropo hhas sold for Col Thos H. FRA Kiln
anpoei Two bought by Annis,oad " Warwick At 2 M
aud $40 one by VIM. u Miller al saIl Two bonSh, % ~
= Ferguson Co, at s39 and s5e Two bought bv Nc
- w. az e-O ~ sNH Hume y IL
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Fever ,g"c-AnrnfnliinIc Cure We

world produce any medicine which does uunu
Bark Arsenic, Mercury, uoSous deadly compound
this wing disease cectuay Carriers Spanish
Mixture Whi' contains of the named Danger
ou7grceS yet possesses power IN relieving and curing
Fever and Ague which be approached by of them
separately combination II specifically the Liver
purhns the Blood the of the skin and assists
rxpr from the the seeds of Disease what IL
bad the remains of the mineral drugs which clog AID final
ly destroy the constitution.
Ste the of Mr. Longden of Virginia He had Chls
twice day years nothing would relieve him until lie
tried tarttrs Spanish Mixture only bottles OF which eeet
ally restored him health has he had return of The dis
since.
Ie "
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yANTED, 100 DwELLING HOUSES

w wanted during the next months, hundred
ling Ionses to PAINT, from plan the very known
to the TRADE Reaer object in heading this advertisement
thus, was To attract your attention Having done that
you should have house be painted YOU to
get some one Ia do who will do good Job charge
you what 1t is worth and no send me your order
attend to for you and promise when the work Is done
are not satisfied shall not be fault Fer know
the material and ability please body either plain
fancy Work will say, in the last & years have painted
over s3oo worth OF work for different persons and have
never yet heard the first complaint
VIII add have now in my employ of the best IMIrA
TORS OF THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF WOOD In this
section of the State Persons living Southwestern part
of the State get services by addressing line ct
this place
Paper Hanging attended and executed in the
Walls and Ceilings Whened Colored in beautiful style
either In oil or water. +. WOODSON.
House and 81 IN Painter, Iynehburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

BBrI OF NAPoLEoN.-A singular fact has
been recently developed in Paris. l he parish re-
gister in that city, recording the marriage of Ma.
pulcon with Josephine, states Napoleon's actual
birth day not August i5 1863, as reported by
himself. and given in all his biographies, but as
February ), 1868. The register OF the marriage
signed By Napoleon and Josephine, is attested nj.
50 by Joseph Bonaparte, and several other mem
bers of the family. 1t would seem TINT when Ma
poeon found himself on the way to power, he did
not wish to have it alleged that he not a
Frenchman by birth. He dropped letter in his
Italian name(becoming Bonapart instead of Blu
onaparte, and declared himself horn IN August
l7G9, instead of February. 1868 because between
those dates Corsica had been annexed to France
The latter date, therefore. made him French
man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

HE POOR Men or BALTIMORE. According
I" me published list of taxpayers in Baltimore,
there Is not one millionaire in the whole CITY
The weathiest inhabitant in il il rated Mt ,,l,
SIo0.OOO; while the next to | i'm in wealth il the
possessor ot but Si50,000 Baltimore has been
so long great commercial city that we must
confess we were rather surprised to find that it
contains So few wealthy men. But the truth of
the matter probably is that millionaires are not
half 50 numerous as they are supposed to be any
where.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

Freesoil States of the Northwest. We are now
spending seveniy-fve millions a year Five
years ago we got along very well on fifty mil
lions. The interests Of the people. no less than
the morality Of the Government, require that we
should reduce our expenditures TO the lowest
convenient notch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

RICHMOND MARKETS, June 10.

FLOUR-We repeat quotations for superfne at So
as p. No sales to shippers that we hear of.
WHEAT Hardly any offering; but change in
quotations, viz SLIGO for prime red; 10 for prime
white
CORN-Dull at 81. while there are sellers holding
ut 5 o.. There is hardly any enquiry.
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the human system becomes dcbitacd and often much
weakened that lite becomes burthen possoss0r School
misses aud boys well adults suffer from relaxation Of
the and when nature is uuacd diseases
the fruits Of neglect good ,tc in such eases, the
gand dedcratum, and as BAKfss BrrERs possess the
qu,te qualities the free th all that
stimulate the digestive sharpen the appetite and give
such tone to the stomach will enable the hnery
natures perform its functions n healthy In
instance have they failed entire satisfaction when used
and wo therefore commend them Ia public favor.
Price, 80 ecuts per bntile.
To be had If all the principal Drnggss in Lynchburg Dan
ye famvlc Fnctstle Abingdon and elw here throughout
Virginia Orders promptly hIcd by addressing
e IbalW f. BAKER Richmond Va
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Literary Notice jas. VIM Morgan, Esq, will address
Adclpiar aud Cosophe Literary Societies Tuesday
evening the 23d ~ O'Clock Dudley Hall The pub
lie respectfully invited 10 attend.
HOUSTON RICKEE,
GEORGE NJ MADDELL.t Committee Of
THOMAS II. iIAIGLEE, Arrangements.
JOSEPH KEN I,
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less than six of friends who have been induced
Professor DE Grah Electric Oil for rheumatism, in
quenre of having this preparation advertised col
u1us, have called the result of their
ments These persons that their rheumatic
have been cured by few applications OF De Grath Flee
trio on and they recommend its to all who afflicted
with any OF the diseases which Designed
adrutcy
can be had of the here See advertisement ~
other column lie IN
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~ MILLINERY AND FANCY
sgH GOODS.

we respectfully call the attention of
friends TO our LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, which receiving ON New
York where have selected them with great the
most shouabe establishments and for style and beauty
feel assured cannot be surpassed this any other
Our stock consists in BONNETS, GIPSEIS IEGliDRN
FLATS RI rLAND BOOMERS. RIBBONS. FLOW ERS,
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS. MOiAlR CAPS and COZ
FlERS, HEAD DRESSES of different styles Also. lett
ORNAMENTS WHITE WAX BEADS, back and for,
HAIR BRAlDS and An elegant lot of MANTILLAS n all
prices The above goods in price those who
may wish To purchase Bonues and Flats bcached
ed IN good order and at short
VIII be on Ihhrsuay next 10Th viii be prepared
the h7ndS"most a largest variety Bonncts Mantas
that we have ever presented in this market
al orders from the i'll be promptly I'd
and on as good terms as the individual PLEASE
favor us with cal before you purchase and feel assured
will be able to yourselves both price and oualtv
mar Eats hep copy. J. MATTHIAS & co.
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GRAssHoPPERs. Minnesota papers complain
of the ravages of grasshoppers in the Territory.
long the valley of the upper Mississippi They
are said TO be more numerous than last season,
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Daniel Webster penned the following beautiful
sentiment:
IT we work upon marble it will perish; if we
work upon brass it will eface; if we rear temples
they VIII erumble into dust; but five work upon
our immortal minds--if we Undue them with
principles, with the just fear of God and love of
wv tSllttY 1pSps we engrave on lhnse tablets
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From the Kaorraie Rcgister.

Commemorative stand corrected by tho
following note from President MCDANIEL. We
hid been msintormed, or msconoeved the ill.,
formation given to Us, on the subject to which he
refers la tho meantime. we shall look anxious
Iy forward to the time promised when we shall
have IAN unbroken mail connection from New
York TO Memphis and Nashville via Knoxville to
Lynehbnrg:'
Virginia aud 7cnHessre Il. H. Company.
PRfsIpENr's OFFICE,
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS
Y'KusTEEs' SALE VALUABLE real

Il AND Personal ESTATE-In pursuance ~ 80
deed OF trust executed to us bA George
tea oh OH anunry 100 and recorded the Clerk ice al H.
MUSINGS Court ct lynehbrg aud by the partr
we shall on Tuesday the 2st day Of July 1857 soil Al %
M the hea iaie and Machinery the premises ana
following property conveyed said deed = "
l. The IL" of ground containing about one acre On tl w.
nal BASIN adjoining the lot occupied the pi.
Works sub eel to the rights OF J. Il K Go therein a.,
wien Is nhe water power FOR manufacturing purposes la m
taken from the new Canal OF the lid COMPANY nc
= The unsod part of the Lot nppo,ite sid ~ a.,
basin near the Gas Works To he divided into Nv lots
j. The Steam Engine Boiler, &c, formerly in H.. A. a.
Piedmont Works - " ~ - '"e
l. Also the following Slaves: Betsy n cook and S;I,, al
her three children mentioned in the deed Susan ~. @
Henry anu another 'Lhd born since the deed ~
Terms At sale JNO. NJ SPEED =
CilAS. Il. SLAUGHTER
Ro. j. DAVIS
C. DABNEY.
j. IL deodt lljuly HENRY ID FToon +.
Rel cor
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AhtAHhi LAtD FOR sAsE.-sn r,,.,
anee OF a decree OF the Circuit Court Of InG ~, 80
case OF Hurts Hurts will commissioner AN r. IN .,e
ION day OF July r "u the premises sell 10 tbp ihi %
dhr at pnbllc auction tha yauahlc 'raet ct land ~
e. nun al the time OF hIs d.ath. N the yatr. 81
ottcr IN the county OF Bedford about three mir, f,,
town Liberty Ad omng the lands Benianin ne
Jesse tnrks am others containing about 30 aer,s ~
one % 'ne most Huoe tract "t land in the county If Hcd
mas plenty OF water about third is heavily timhrcd %
the larger portion Of the cleared land well sci in rae @
clover On the same day the premises viii seli ant
tract near TO the one described containing abp On
Inc whole OF ih' tract heavily tmhersd except out 4 me-
ao'vh nus uact Is lTsraI" tobacco land Ii has on il
ne" framed d"elhg house and kitchen Those wishn, ~,
hNled Tho : They viii L..
shown oy Mr. Jho f. Hurt who resides the PREMISE, ar h
the undersigned. VI ny
Tths>o l"uch Of the purchase money az will le,,, u
expenses OF the sale and costs OF III REQUIRED in
on me reSidle credit Of l. and years equal
WIZ pe gwen tue pnr aser TO give bonds with good
ana tue tl'e to the land retained further security su H.
resale IN default OF the payment of the purchase money
je ID is tawt l0iuly JOHN e. TIIDN Al d.
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CooNih Or BEDfORD NEAR THE TOWN Of
Liberty, FOR SALE-On Thursday, the 9TH day of Jny
1907, on the premises will in decree al tLa
Clrchlt Court of bedford sell the highest bidder AT nt
auction, that valuable TRACT or LAND Of which amns
ID aus died seized lying in the county of Bedford on tho
waters OF Little otter Creek and containing 600 acres
This IL one of the most valuable The
v The soil isrch good state of improvements aud h.
tract has an abundance of water and timber
II lies within miles the Liberty and of tho Vr
gnia and Tennessee Railroad
The improvements consist a comfortable Brick Dwelling
House and all necessary houses.
Liberty honrishnG with Churches aud fine Malo
and Female Schools and the society in the
the land is as desirable as can be found any where
preferred Will be sold in two tracts, containing about
$50 and the other about $50
The land will be shown by Addison A. Jones, James W
Watts or the Undersigned
TEtMs-As much OF the purchase money will be required
in cash az will the of sale the cred
OF and years equal instruments will be given the pur
chaser being required give bonds with good
ty and the title to the land retained further security subject
TO resale in default OF the of the purchase
June 3dS e2t twtjuy JAMES + JOHNSON.
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WEvg,sal,I raty.xC:l.

jNhose sands of lite have nearly discovered while
in the East ladies' for Consumption Asthma,
/ Bronchitis Coughs Colds aud General Debility. The
cy discovered by him when his only child daughter,
given up die lie had heard - ~" w""A""t.
restorative and healing qualities of preparations made from
the East India Hemp aud the thought him he
miE make remedy his child lie studied hard
ceeded IN realizing his wishes Ills child cured and
alive and wall lie has since administered the wonderful
ody thousands OF sufferers in all parts the world and he
has failed In making them completely healthy and hap
Wishing To do rs much good possible he will send to
such of his afflicted fellow beings This recipe with
fun and explicit directions tr making up, aud successfully
using IT, lie requires each applicant 80 nclose him shilling
oe cents to be returned postage the recipe and the
remainder To be applied to the OF this ortsemen
Address DIR IL JAMES
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SAfFp BtTrfts -Frga j e DuHs, Esq. CRY Yr6asar0.
BosToN June o. lsJn GenfLemca II have been Tor some
years troubled occasionally with attak ii ndg son
have consulted many ph scans tried Aopathy and omp.
pathy and truly say have received more speedy and e.
tccua relief from the Of The DxyRcuaied Hcfs procur
ed from than all other remedies and most rhe"tuly
recommend them 10 all who suffer from similar affection
Yours truly JAMES &. DUNN.
Numerous certificates have been of
the highest respec ability Every dyspeptc will be amply
paid for trial 4 this medicine
Nome genuine unless signed BUTTS IN tbs rappcr.
SETH W. FoWLE n co, lis Washington Street, Bos
PrOprietoY Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by j. II. SEAY.
Ia uJrita NIv
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sufficient evidence of the high appreciation by the community
OF the "Cpckade city of The merits OF "RoSSERS CON
GENERATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEAVES, for the Hair
Nehuncd bottles have been sold in that city IA short
space of three months aud still the demand daily increasing
Il is warranted To rc.love Dandlutf.
1t IL warranted to prevent the fall ng Of the hair.
1t iSwarrauted 10 relieve that distressing itching which
frequent prccedes the decay of the hair.
warranted not TO have its superior hair beautiner.
For Ladi"s--lts the very article Tor the Toilet
For Gentlcmeu-l IA unequalled the Whskcr
tache
For Chdrcn-I preserves causes 1t to flow
glossy rinEics
For Merehantst gives fine profit, with ready sale
cure Your supply Of MesSrs STKorIiER u WHITEHEAD,
Druggists of this city. llnar 2}dNcs
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TEV TIsE "a HBhN-NhO viii bear la mind
mat have been doing business (n This City) neatly eight
years During this time have made ofurt rrcucr
whatever to offer Stock of Goods Cost Suffice
say now oho the whole e." Stock Of Fancy Staple
G""dH strictly al tosl FoH CASH, commencing Mond,y,
10th inst continuing until the whole this valuable assert.
nelt shall be sold out ON the above mentioned
IOIlN ABkAHAMS
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the and other diseases usual to aTinE
No should uuiroydcd with his medicine 1t
regulates the digestive Organs and gses health and vgor 10
III. human frame
soi At manufactures No 20 Maiden Lane, New York
2i Strand, London BY all Druggists, Mt 25e.,
frlie poi o box lie lBdlw