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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-27
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. rs.


ARRIVED.
Ship Ocean Rangers, - fin Philadelphia,
in ballast, to Chas. Reid.
Schr. Leroy, Osborn, FIN N York, to Row
land & Bros, mdze. to sundry persons,
Schr. G. w. Sturgis, Scott, FIN E. Shore,
1000 bushel corn and 800 bushel oats.
Schr. VIM. James, Warren, I'm E. Shore,
600 bushel oats.
Schr. Native, Rocks, FIN E. Shore, 600
bushel cats.
Steamer Kahukee, Taylor, FIN Wilmington
Del: with barges Faith and Hope, to G. F.
Andersen.
Boat P. S. White, N. G; corn, to Grandy
a. Stout.
Schr. D. Y. Seasons, Cooper, N. G slaves,
tar, and corn, to K. Biggs & Co.
Schr. j. H. Eeguine, Broadwater, N.
York, to Peters & Reed.
Schr. Alfred Rae, Creekmoor, James
River, to Geo. Reid.
Schr. Chopper g. Bro, KimbaIl, James
River, wood.
Schr. Avoca, Allen, N. York, to Peters &
Reed
Schr. j. Nickerson, Baker, West Indies, j.
M. Smith a. Bro.
THURSDAY, Nov. 26.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, FIN Bait.
Schr. VIM. Gregory, Bucklin, FIN Rich
mona, Du TO DoSIOH.
Schr. Geo. S. Rogers, Chormica, oats, to
Davis q Womble.
schr. Eugene, Mitchell, N. G; corn, to
Grandy & Stout.
Schr. Granary, N. G; slaves, to S. Cherry
& Co.
Schr. Mary Emma, Carson, Philadelphia,
to Peters g. Reed.
Schr. Rockaway, N. York, in ballast.
Schr. Only Son, Bailey, Baltimore, mdze,
to sundry persons.
Brig Sam'l G. Adams, - fin N. York,
in ballast, to J. M. Smith g. Bro.
Schr. j. A. Edmondson, Delany, FIN Phila-
delphia, coal, to Baymore & Stone.
Schr. j. R. Dickinson, - Philadelphia,
to Camp, Bonsal & Co.
Sloop Hard Times, HALEY, James River,
slaves, to master.
Schr. Haze, Hall, N. York, in ballast, to
R. Dickson.
Schr. Jas. Allen, Cunter, E. Shore, corn,
to master.
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, johnson, do oats,
to master.
Schr. Catharine, Walker, N. G; slaves.
Schr. Snow Storm, Benson, N. C; corn,
to Grandy T. Stout.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York,
mdze. and passengers, to J. NJ. Smith & Bro.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Sir VIM.
Gore Ouseley, notwithstanding the state
ment Of the London Post, is accredited to
the governments Of the Central American
States; and the object of his mission will
shortly be communicated to the Depart
ment of State by Lord Napier in an Off
cial form.
Governor Walker arrived here from
Kansas tonight.
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New YORK, Nov. 24.-Later advices
from st. Domingo state that the parti-
zans Of Baez were still holding SANTANA,
and were well provisioned and prepared
for long seige. An additional force was
about to be dispatched against them.
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Ferry Boat on Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, November 25.-The
steam ferry-boat Oscar B. Tompson
caught fire at about one o'clock to-day.
and is now burning at the pier at Glou
cester Point.
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Priest Burnt to Death.

MALONE, N, y, 25.-Father McCabe,
Catholic priest, has been burnt to death in
bed, the clothes taking fire. His body
was found by another priest, was had been
sleeping in the adjoining room.
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New Advertisements.
MECHANICS HALL.
GRAND CONCERT
POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDf
NOVEMBER 2STH


POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 2STH.
AT MECHANICS HALL.
MAURICE STRAKOSH
Regs leaves to announce to his friends and
the public in general that he has engaged the
eminent vocalist,
MILE ERMINIE FREZZOLINl,
Prma Donna Assaluta from the italian Ope-
"a in Paris, London, st. Petersburg, and late
of the Academy of Music, in New York, now
on her way to Havana, where she is engaged
for the Theatre Tacon, by Max Maretzek.
MILE ERMINIE FREZZOLINI,
Madame Amalia Patti
StrakOsch,
HERR KLETZER,
THE Great Hungarian Violincellist, J under
the direction of
M. STRAKOSCH,
Will give one GRAND CONCERT in this city, on
S 4 T U r d Il Y, Nou. 28th, at
MECHANICS HALL.
Prices of Admission to all parts of the Hall
ST.
Seats may be secured without extra charge
at the Fancy Store of G. Schwarzkopf. 40,
Main st, beginning Monday morning Nov.
23rd.
@- Concert commences at o'clock.
~ The City Ferry Boat has been char
tered to convey passengers to Portsmouth af-
ter the Concert. no21
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov, 25.-The officers
and crew of the brig Oweenee of Balti-
more, from Mobile to St. Iago, with
lumber, have arrived at this port, having
been compelled to abandon their vessel at
sea.
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BATON ROUGE, Nov. 23,-The steam
boat hands are demanding $50 a month
for labor on the levee in New Orleans.
Employers are paying rs cents an hour
for loading and unloading freights there.
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Rky Vessels carrying from to 5000
bushels Grain wanted for the North &
East. Corn arriving freely.
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UNION HOTEL, NORFOLK,
E. A. BEAToN, PROPRIETOR.

SAM'L. r. VEALE, Superintendent.
Robert Bullock, Great Bridge, B t Fl
Morrison, Petersburg; T S Fennis, Wes-
tern Branch; B T Brown, E Scammerton,
Norfolk; William Wood, Norfolk coun-
ty; John w Hanson, Boykins, j Thomas,
n, G.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WIN. S WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

j w Davis, Matthews; Stephen Taber,
Samuel Tabcr, S H Townsend, D S Tall
man, George Henry Fox, New York;
John E Rogers, Miss M A Rogers, North
ampton, Virginia; A B Urquhart, South
ampton; E N Peterson, North Carolina;
Lieut. N johnson, Lieut. SHINES, U. S.
n; J Hyde. Great Bridge, W Sharp,
North Carolina.
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BT The United States Surveying
Schooner, BENJAMIN PIERCE, VIM. H.
Dennis, Commanding, from Plymouth,
Mass, bound to Warsaw Sound, Georgia,
put in here disabled on Wednesday last.
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A mother Arrival of Ladies Philadel-
"A phia goods per Express.
so pairs Ladies j. l.. Tipede morocco Boots,
go do do plain morocco Boots,
80 do do goat Boots,
80 do do thick Caters with very small
neat tips,
so do Childs morocco Bootes,
80 do Misses morocco Bootes plain and
tipped
Ladies all the above have just arrived from
one of the best makers Ladies'. Please call
at No. 8, East Side Market Square.
no rs L. L.. BR1CKHOUSE.
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MOBILE, Nov. 24.-There has been a
severe frost in this vicinity for several
nights past. The young cotton is believed
to be seriously injured, Sterling is nomi-
nally at 1902 to 1903.
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The Boston MayOralty N0mina
ton,

BosroN, Nov. 24.-Charles B. Hall,
Esq, cashier of the National Bank, was
this evening nominated by the citizens
convention for mayor.
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The News.

We have adviccs from Europe, per
Vanderbilt, to the 18th inst.
On the 18th inst, there was fearful
financial panic throughout Great Britain,
which was Immediately relieved, how
ever, by the suspension of the Bank char
ter act and the authorizing an unlimited
issue of notes.
Additional heavy failures are repor-
ted.
The Bank of France had raised its dis
count on 80 days bills to 10 per cent.
A particular account of the English
markets on the 18th inst, may be found
in another column.
Gov. Walker arrived in Washington
from Kansas on Wednesday last.
The foreign advices are looked upon in
New York as favorable, and stocks have
advanced under them.
Navigation has closed on some of the
Northern canals.
We have accounts of marine diast tiers.
Dates brought by the Tennessee repre-
sent Mexico as in most distr acted con-
dition, and probably on the eve of a revo-
luton the aniaeus of which is the reinsta-
ton ofSanta Anna in the Presidency
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0ST.-On Monday night between the
IL Varieties and County Ferry, small
BREAST PIN, bearing portrait of a lady.
Any one finding the above, by leaving it at
this Office, will be libcrally rewarded.
no 25-3t*
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Rubber Work.
YNHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand a
l. lot of old style Rubber Shoes, out of
fashion, for Ladies and Gentlemen, at the
low price of rs to so cts pair.
We also have a large and handsome assort-
ment of new, seasonable Rubber Work which
we are offering at very low figures for cash.
Call at No. 8, Market Square.
no "a l.. L. BRlCKHOUSE.
GA. Copy.)
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Bg. The obsequies Of Maj. Gen. VIM.
JENKINS WORTH, who served his coun-
try with distinction in the War of 1912,
the Seminole War and the War in Mexi-
co whose name is amongst the most chiv-
alrous of those who illustrated the arms
of the Republic at Chrystler's Field, Chip
pewa and Lundy's Lane, at Pilicklickiha
Hammock, at Monterey, in the seige of
Vera Cruz, in the great battles Of Cerro
Gordo, Cherubusco, Moline del Rey and
Chepultapec, and at the surrender of the
City of Mexico, were celebrated with i'm
posing ceremonies in New York on We'd
hesday. Gen. WORTH died in the De-
partment of Texas, May 18th, 1s49, and
nis remains were conveyed to Brooklyn,
and deposited in the receiving vault I'M
il some place, honorable to the city and
worthy of his public services, should be
designated for the erection of his monu-
aent. The place finally selected is on
be corner of Twenty Fifth street and
Broadway.
Although the day of the ceremonial
Fas bitterly cold, thousands upon thous-
hds of people thronged the route of the
accession. The procession itself is rep
scented as splendid military and civic
hgeant.
The funeral service of the Protestant
piscopal church was read over the re-
aims by Rev. DR.. VINToN of Trinity
hurch. The ancient and honorabl e
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NEW BAKERY. THE SUB
IN SCRIBER would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has commenced the BAKING BUSINESS,
No. As West Main Street, and intends carry
ing it on in all its branches.
LOAF BREAD and CRACKERS, of the
best quality, and CAKES and PIES, of
every description, always fresh and on hand.
JAMES REID,
as West Main Street.
L would most respectfully invite Commits
sion Merchants to call and examine my stock
of butter, soda, sugar, and wine Crackers,
Pilot and Navy Bread, as am satisfied they
will find them as good as the best.
no 26-ly JAMES REID.
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Va The Largest Circulation in
the CITY. ~
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The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, So for six months, and
81 for three months, payable in advance.
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Sailing Ofthe Arabia.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-The steamer
Arabia sailed hence to-day for Liverpool,
with upward Of 81, 10000 in specie.
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NHOICE NEW MALAGA

4 l1OIOE NEW MALA g A
~ FIR UT.
Just received at the Family Grocery Pro
vision and Fruit Store, No. 60, Church St.
New Malaga Raisens (I4ayers II q and
whole boxes.
New Leghorn Citron,
do Yante Currants,
do Smyrna Figs in drums,
do Prunes (ImperiaD in fancy boxes, and
choice article of Pine Apple Cheese.
N. B. Families supplies at lowest prices.
no "a e. G. DEMING.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by this morn
~ ing's boat.
rs boxes Real Starch, prime article,
rs do No. /, Candles, cheap,
20 kegs superior Butter,
A lot of prime Cheese,
A lot of No. l., Buskwheat.
ALSO
10 hhds Western Sides,
do Shoulders,
Bbl. Beef of all qualities,
250 lbs. Smoked Beet,
10 bbls Lard,
Superior lot of sugar cured Hams,
Picked and smoked Tongues,
20 kegs Lard,
10 bbIs fresh Beef.
PENTZ Il CARTER,
no 25 No. II Roanoke square.
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200 G L O A X s.
Just Received from New York,
and will be sold at half Price
FOR CASH.
CLOAK WORTH 80 FOR Is DOLLARS.
THIS lot of goods has been manufactured
l. expressly for the New York city retail
trade, and are lined, trimed and finished in
the most magnificent style. They are fully
25 per cent under the cost of manufacturerv.
Those who wish to purcha Sc splendid Cloak
for half its value should embrace this rare
opportunity of doing SO.
JAMES J. FOSTER,
No. 6, Main Street, Door from Market
no ~ Square.
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SILKS AND EMBROIDERIES.

NOTlCE.--Tne undersigned h as asso
~ ciated Mr.. Samuel Seldom, as partner
in the Wholesale and Retail Drug business
heretofore carried on at Nos. & Main st.
no "a M. A. SANTOS.
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R6T Thanksgiving day seems to have
been very generally observed yesterday
in those states and cities whose Chief
Magistrates had, by proclamation, appoin-
! ted the 26th inst, for the observance of
what may now be regarded as perma-
nent annual festival. Social reunions,
: family gatherings, religious services in the
churches of the several denominations,
and general suspension Of business
characterized the day. We fear, how
ever, that there is little too much SOM
breness in the keeping of this holiday
that too much of the old puritan asceti-
cisrn clings to it. Quiet streets which
make our towns look like deserted villa
ges certainly have not very cheering
influence upon the feelings. 1t is true
that behind all this outward gloom-in
the back parlors of family mansions, there
may be joyous laughter, lively jest and ri
ant revelry. But our merry-making, it
seems to us, should be more demonstra-
tive and public, and less "cribbed, coffin
ed and confined" in our separate homes.
There should be more life and hilarity
abroad-in our streets and squares
There should be military parades, fire.
mems turnouts, target-shootings, races,
and other demonstrations in which the
homeless and the stranger can share,
equally with the householder and citizen.
Snug private parties do not answer the
end designed, which is general and pop
ular festival wherein all classes and con-
ditions of the community may take part.
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TERMS.

FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER Of, 1857.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19
A Rare BLOCK in the washington Mon

DR.. Heap has sent to the United States, a
beautiful. block of Carthagcnian marble for
the Washington National Monument. 1t
was obtained from the ruins of what is sup
pesei to have been the Temple of Escula a.
Plus. and was cut from most splendid
column Of yellow antique marble with red
veins. The block is cube Of two feet;
on highly polished surface it bears the
arms Of CaIthaee-(a horse and palm
tree, executed in Mosaic. underneath is the
word Carthage" The different colored
marble of which the Mosaic is composed,
were all obtained from the ruins of Garth
age. In future ages, when not even the
ruins of this famous city ofantiquity remain
to attest It's past existence. this solitary
block of marble, dug from the Wondering
ruins of an idolairous temple. and placed
within a monument to ''the Father of his
country" may be the sole relic Of Carthage
from the wreck of time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFEAsT, 8 III
LIFE PILLS

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL PoIsoN'

he KUN Al MtNEfttt tOlSO\S-
The great popularity which Moffai's Life
Pills AMI Phoenix Bittershaye attained in con-
sequence OF The extraordinary cures effected
by their use, renders 1t unnecessary for the
proprietor 10 enteristo q narticalat ANALYSIS
Of their medicinal virtues or properties. TIsv-
ing been more than twenty years before the
Tublc, and having NE gaaited testimony OF
more than Three Milo IS ofpersons who have
been restored TO the eniotmentf Of flperfect
health by hem. it = believed that the repu-
tasion asihe best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public. admits Of no dispute. In al
most, every city and village in the u ited
States, there are many who are ready TO tes-
THY TO their efficacy in removing disease, and
giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health.
An cases Of Scrofuls, Ulcers. Scurvy or
Erupliofs o The skin he operation OF the
III c Medicines is truly stonIsislng, often re-
moving IN aiew day, every vestIge OF these
loaihsome else a>es. IN tteir pa Tying. e Gecs
on the blood. : Fever and a cue. Dyspepsia.
Dropsy, Plies, and y. short snpst all Diseases
soon ylclsi 10 their cnrative properties. NO
family should be wiilIo 4 them asisby their
timely Use much suffering and expense may
+; be eyed. = t1Dk1EsJ - <..tl1 -
{. Prepared by William B. Mofat, NJ. D., N.
" and for sale by - ~ -. =
+ Plynoath Ind, o. ys. sstes 2 III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19

TLEavELAND & IIEWETT. ID alers Dry
~ Goods. Hardware. ,otS.v Sh Crorl
cry Groceries, &c. new building. north side
Laporte ST.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19
The Rural DIsrnlcrs EQUAL TO ANY

The RURAL DIsTnIcTs EQUAL TO ANY
ENAReENcy.-A eountryinan went to the
Lowell post cfice, with bank bill, for a
dollars worth of postage stamps, the
clerks wanted specie, and he straightway
returned with four Spanish quarters, these
being also denied admittance, except at a
discount, he came third time with hun
dred coppers, and very copperish look OF
exultation. Being informed by the official
behind the window that coppers were not a
legal tender to larger extent than three
cents at time, the man from the rural dis
trict cody purchased single stamp, and
repeated the operation till his prosecutor
caved and took in the remaining cents in a
lump, much to the internal satisfaction o.
the individual outside.-Scringfsld Re
lEubli,dn. "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19

GtALL 1T lle Br.ck Sure and eaanine The
~ Meet sirck of Lad e. Dies 30 ais e. er
br. ugnt Ia this market and b 1 c ia !
that iley are 20 che,p iha; j, takes a very
sm~ | am. unit OF m ney to buy dress pdtern.
- Nov. 6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19
City Drug Store.

Wilson - s9isefreic, keep ren'
stantly on hand. a spIe nlid ass r'u1erf o pure
Drugs Il Chemicals, paints, OILS, NsTnisbes,
DC. Also. good assortment OF Toys and
Fancy Goods, the City Drue Store, one doos
" e>ioithc Lsporte Hotel, LapoTte lad; Il
AIarch 81. 1855. ~ lylf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19
ACEOS TIC

Shonld your chest be narrow, contracted and
thin.
Have you dull, heavy paii',nr oppression with
in:
Or rhl, dry, lacking cough. nhd shoriness of
breath.
Unio many so often ire hcr,,d of lcail.:
LnnL well 10 your safety. iior even l,l *,
DAresnn, with your life thus /" 'riil "day;
EIpn,re nj nue,, where 10 sc Shoulder pracss,
Remembering. Roberts the cheapest of places.
But the Traces al'ac are notaii You viii find,
Remarkably cheap and exactly to mind;
As Medicines pure, Dr'g 'oi in heir places,
c 'snetics. Psrinu'ery. ~ 'he IA est SLOW case;
f irh pers"n in want. MS all viii a,lnic ilir'n.
Shnuid call ~ II ,beris' Dug S ore amt hry
hem l5v. L1poIte. inly 8, 81. 1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19
Something Newt
N INV Firm
! New Goods. ]
CLEAVELAND s HEWETF
Have the Mammoth stock of Goods,

NEW GOODS, .Gwrds su,t C liza p Gnpds
We wdISeit cheap Tor cash. Come one
and all and take peep al them. and We fats
tero nrsef zcs tat VIZ can $ tithein to you.-~
uCaIl st CIeavsiand q fJewctrs on La
pore street, noasly oppJ1lte the post ofce.s e
Ny asIsss. 80 ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19
Cellowness Sf The Skin
and EYeS. Pain in liz


Side. Bsck, Chest, limbs, &c, SndIen fash
es Of heat. burning in the a ST., Coria ant i'm
masiniags OF Evil. and great depression OF
Spirits. "a "a
The proprietor IN Ceiling The attention IF
The pnhiie 10 his rr Para:ion. does 30 With
4 feeling OF lie Utmost confidence in is vir
tues and adaptation to.ihe diseases for which
it isrecummenGed. III rs no new and uniried
ar:icle, but one flat has STOOD lie test OF
len years trial before the American people,
and It's reputation and sale is unrvalied ty
any similar preparations exiant. The testT
mony in rs iayor given l.y The most promin-
ent end well kown Physicians aud indivilu-
ais in all paris Of the conn ~ is immcnSe,
and q care ut persal OF the Almanac, pub.
lishcj annu fiy ] y the proprietor, ami TO lie
had gratis OF any OF his Agents, cannot hut
satisfy the most skeptical that This remedy is
really deserving he great celebrity IL has Oh
tanned Principal office anil Mandatory, No
Of Arch Ct pHtiatlelphia II,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-19


Salt RLcum. Sini,loin Ulcers. SyDhili,ic Die.
orders, ani all iseases arising rom an min
dicious uSe OF Mercury, lmprujencc in Life.
or mrnrIiy the Blood.
This great alersiive Melcine and Purifier
o. the blood is n0w u ed b. thousand, ~
gra einl patients from aliparis q. The I ri,el
Sales, WHO ties i!y dai v 10 lie rcmarks;,,c
cures performed hy The greatest OF all medi.
zines, FARrEs's SPANISH MIvTrRr" N,ursl-
gs, RlenTnaiism, Scrofnia, Frrpti,ns ON lie
Skin, LIVER D-eaSe, Fevcrs Ulcers. Old sores
Affection of The kIdneys. Diseases ollie throat
Female complaints, i'ains and Aching of tic
Zones aud Joints, are speedily put 10 nigh.
by using this IneStlsnlblc rcmeiy
For all dis eases OF The Blood, nofLing ~ :
yet ieen ound 10 rompare with IL n clrss-
SEES the system OF all it.pnrif.eS, act ,.nlly
and efficiently on tie Liver and kidneys.
stie giheus The Digestion gives tone 20 n C
stomach, makes Tie Ski clear and healthy
Il reSloresihe Constitution, enelIel bv .i,x-
eaSeor broken d"wn 10y he exccsses o. youth,
20 lis pristine vI-or and strength.
or lie d SEA rs o. FEMALES n is peculiarly
applicable, aud wherever il has become known
is regularly prcStsi rd wi.h The hapn;est e.
ecis- ,uvIgoraes the weak aud riebiiiis-
ted. and upars elasticity 80 The worn-oal
rame. clear> the skin aud leaves the pai,cnt
fresh and healthy: single bon ie o fhisi eli.
nabie remedy Us worth all the so-calIc,l
SarSapariias IN existence
The large numbe certificates which we
We receivett.rom per.cns froai al part. o;
lie United SiHies Is Tie les .vTisnre th.t
there is no bumi.as a,out it Tie Press. hotel
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