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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

PREPARATIONS FOR WAR AGAINST MExICo-
The last advices from Cuba say Gen Concha was
making great preparations to lodge the 10 900 men
who were expected from Spain for the prosecution
of the war against Mexico News had been brought
to Havana by the Spanish war steamer Colon,
that the measures adopted by Gen. Concha had
been approved at home, and that 600 men were
being embarked at Cadiz on board the ship of-the.
line Isabel Segenda frigate BaiIyn, sIoop Villa de
Biilao brig Pelayo, and steamer Francisco de Asis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

GOING HoME.-Mr. Boxer (whose daughter
Mary Ann was claudestinely married to the coach.
man Dean) is about to sell off his property in this
country and return to Germany, his native land -
This step is taken solely account of his demes-
tic trouble, caused by the unhappy conduct of his
daughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

CAMPHENE ACCIDENT-Mrs Mccormick. and
two of her little children aged two aud four years
were severely burned by the ignition of the fluid
while filing lamp at their residence, in Francis
street, Phiiadelphia. Saturday night. The
older, promising little fellow of four years died
from the effects on Sunday evening. The mother
and the other child will probably recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

THE TIME TO EAT An eminent English sur
geop, Sir Charles Landram, asserts that the only
time at which hearty meals should be eaten is just
previous to retiring for the night The digestive
organs can then quietly perform their functions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

AMUSEMENT IN NICARAGUA The first and only
dramatic performance ever given in Nicaragua
was by Binghams company, at the Municipal Hall,
GranaGa, some months ago. The gross receipts
amounted to Gil so, within o. of all the money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

FOR THE CT ANO IsLANDs.-The ship Harriet
and Jesse sailed from Boston on the 1st instant
for Honolulu, thence to Jarvis Island, being the
second ship sent out to procure cargoes of the
American Guano Company under the laws of the
last Congress- for the protection of discoverers of
Guano. Private parties are negotiating for four
additional ships which will sail from Pacific ports
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

THE RIGHT KIND OF GOLD. The Norfolk Ar
gus, speaking Of the value of farms near there,
says last year from 20 acres on Scott's Creek, the
receipts in cash amounted to % 000-expenses
D., 500-lssving q clear gain of % 500 Average
sale Of produce $500 per acre--clear gain $l7i
uer acre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

UNiVERsITY.-Among the bills which have
passed the New York Legislature, is one appro-
prstng $3.50 to the st. Lawrence (Universaiist)
University, at Canton, in that State of which the
Rev. T. J. Sawyer, D. D., of New York city, has
been elected president
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

DoCTERs-Tamouche, a war chief of the Utah
Indians put two native physicians to death, be-
cause they failed to cure two of his wives, who
died under thoir care. He sent them. in his ow n
phanthropc expression, to look after their patients
Although Tanouches ideas may be unpopular
yet some people are wicked enough to think tina,
he might be justified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

SLAVERY IN misunderstanding to one of the
provisions of the new Mexican constitution, all
persons born in the Republic of Mexico are born
Free and all slaves touching the Mexican territory
regain by that act their liberty and have right 70
the protection of the laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

DEsERTION OF SEAMEN yRoM THE MERRIMAC
The sailors on board of the steam frigate Merri.
mac are desertiug from the vessel in large num-
bers. Saturday evening sixteen of them secured
one of the quarter boats, and cutting the painter
made good their escape. boat was put out in
pursuit, but the men refused to do duty. A Arepor,
IL current among the men on board the ship tina.
they are to be transferred to the steamship Roa-
noke, and hence their dissatisfaction. The Merri-
mac lies in the stream between the city and Eas,
Boston, where she first cast anchor.-Bcston Her.
aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

MASSACHUSETTS Railroads.&c. appears bv q
tabular statement in the Boston Advertiser, of
eight Of the principal railroads of Massachusetts,
terminating at Boston, that the aggregate annual
gross income has increased from SIS Os5 922 in
1851, to 81 0275 in 1856, at the rate of Al per
cent; while the working expenses have increased
in the same period from So GIL ,l64, in 1851. to
S4 327177, in 1885, or st the of Is per cent !;
and the net income from s. 4I4755, in 1851. to
s. 9s2, ,972. in 1856 or l9 per cent ONLY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

Gazette that the prospects for good fruit crop are
sti quito favorable in that section Of the country
About one.half the peach buds are sound, and the
trees win yield fair crop. provided dsasters do
not seeur st later period. Pears are also safe
Apples are uninjured Early cherries are damaged,
bu. others not ssTiously affected Grapes are In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

I'tfE StbStkID u kR having GiscoA At.n.
ued the Grocery business will from this date
devote his atten ion exclusively to the Commission
business for the sale of all kinds of CO untry Produce
Wheat Corn Tobacco, SO; also, to the purchase of
Gueno Groceries &c
he has associated his nephew, w. @. MILLER
with him who will give his particular attention to
the sales of Tobacco.
He viii also take this opportunity for rsturning his
heartfelt thanks TO his many friends for the liberal
pstrOnaRe extended to him for 50 long time and
hopss by strict attention TO business to merit CON
tInuance of the came
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

NOTAtE- The undersigned having TAX en-
the store No 81 Main street, lately occupied by
silas Johnson, bees leave to inform his lends and
the public generally that he is receiving from
tbs Northern markets large and desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODSi
all Of which entirely NEW and FRESH and adapt.
cd to the retail trade, to which he would respectfully
cali their attention. promising every exertion
10 please and accommodate his pstrons
sp Ats GEO. K BAGBY. 81 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

- Law Notice.--iD addition 10 MI the
Courts hsd in the city of Richmond, he subscriber
will hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts Of
PUWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN o. SfEGER, Attofney at Law,
NH 2S-dlmx Riehmoud Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

Duck TAR OF SHiP.-The clipper ship Eliza r.
nisery.elait days from the Sandwich lsiands inelu
cios stop st korotongs, and two days dead calm
This i the quickest passage yet made hstween the
two uorts BY whale ship. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

NUTACE--NEW GUUDs Ard .aEEAV
1\BAR0AlNs w have just received our sprips
and Summer Goods, amongst which can be found q
large choice of Fancy Silks at SO CENTS very good
Black Slk for dresses, IS 87 and 81; beautiful as.
sortmes: of Berage DeIsnes Mu,Iins Lawns in pat.
terns at 81; Ginghams, Stella 5hsws st So and up.
wsrdf; large lot of Bsck Silk Msntillas at Isl Is:
White Cambria, Jsconet, Swiss, Striped and Dot
ted MusIln, the cheapest lot OF En- cries; Cam
hrlo and Muslin Bands ct 10 cents; Sleeves il Sets:
GsmbIla and Mcusliu Collars Linen, Diaper ard
Toweins; bosieri-s, Gloves Silk Mits Silk Para.
soIs: Beached and Brown Domes.ics. AL who ,sh
TO save money will do we'll to give a CALL at No.
II Main street
rp 8-dIm p SSRaUSE A. BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

HE DIR. G. w. Briggs has removed 70 the
Office recently occupied by DR. r. H. Christian the
corner of Governor and Main strests. A servant
sleeps at the Office who will convey messages to his
residence at night.
Office hours daily 10 A. NJ to P. NJ, and tosP.
M . NH I9-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

James d. Hall has been chosen superintendent
ofths water works at Wheeling, VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO The fact that
our Government has rejected the Forsyth treaty
reached the city of Mexico previous to the Goth
ult.. and created much regret The various heads
of departments swore allegiance to the new con,
stitution on the 18th. The constitution had been
openly denounced in some of the churches Pre-
sident Comonfort had issued an address on the
foreign and domestic relations of the republic, in
which he reviews at length the new treaties nego
tiated by Mr.. Forsyth and the pending difficulties
with Spain, but no new facts are elected The
misunderstanding with England he thinks will be
amicabiy settled With the rest of the world the
republic is at peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

TCounfry Merchs rts and others visit.
Ing the city this spring to make their purchases will
do we'll to call and examine my stock of Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, as am selling of ct
cost, to clsse business THOMAS HOW,
nh 2G--Inl 2l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

w Husbands Caicined RIagnesia ID free
from unpleasant and three times the strength
of the common Cscined Magnesa. A Won D's
FAIR MEDAL and Fous fIRsT PREMIUM silver
MEDALS have been awarded 1t ~ being the best in
the market.
For sale by the Druggists and country storekeepers
and by the manufacture.
THOMAS J. HUSBAND.
NH Ie--dSn* Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

A LESSON TO FRENCH HERs-A person In
rather high position has just obtained from the
Civil Tribunal of the Seine separation from bis
wife, with the right of keeping his child, in
consequence of The following circumstances. The
child had the measles, and its medical attendant
declared its life to be in danger, but the mother
nevertheless continued to prepare her toilette for
an evening party to which she had been invited.
You cannot leave the child who is dying, exclaim-
cd the husband The wife replied that 1t was i'm :
possible for her to remain away from the party
without breaking her PROMISE and being guilty Of
= wart OF polifeness The husband again remon-
ing 70 Inc party, IL only for an hour The husband
then informed her that if she carried her intention
into execution the door would be closed against
her on her return. The wife left for the party,
but on her return nome was refused admttance.
The tribunal has decided that the husband was
perfectly justified, and has furthermore ruled
that wife who forsskes her child In illness for
feits her copjugai rights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

NOR RENT.-A Coal aud Wood Yard
L with lesee STABLE on 9th street and the Canal
near the Armory -
f. "a. 2awts 81 ~ hEksLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

w BoDTWHIGHT, Jr., has just re-
W. eriyed 9 lsrse assortment Ct New Style
SPRING GooDs. All persons who wish to pur-
chase cheap Dry Goods, reqnestsd TO call st w
bTosd streets. nh l8--lm .
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:: q. ! asssss ssssssss oe--asl..... Z.

nTTC1T KIM ICss-- -aTpeaea. same veky
IL seat aud pssssy Dsesl noess, sew ssssess q =
Dress Goods whlsa Will be seld low
Ne n Main sfysek
NAN1.T C1aS I MEKR yksrs.--A SeeA +
II s.sortment OF fancy Cassmere Vssss. o. - .
sss. sys. is store sss sss e. :sls z sAaDwIn ! 90.
xYEUYrETfNFE T10CK7. Hack eo1
SsTSScvSS1ssl1 uIoled sCIoeA GsessA e1ooe4e esa
:: 81 iH;;''s'ss..,.'i 3 ~ : = IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

dSStnguished Racer and Stallion, whose per
formancea upon the Turf have excited ahe ad.
Lnlratlon and applause of the Union and proven him
worthy his descent from his illustrious SIRE the in.
comparable Boston, will be sold by his the
fahneid Race Course, the Jockey Club day of the
Spring Races of 1857, which takes place the frat
week in the month OF Nav
Red Eye sin perfect health and vigor. and ha.
shown hlnaef asure fgetter; and for SIZE power
aud appearance, is unequailed BY any thorough bred
stallion In the country. He hsa already made two
seasons. and his colts usually large aud pronls
May next.
TERms-one third cash balance in two payments,
at 90 days end months. Notes with undoubted en-
virginia required for the deferred payments The
purchaser will receive immediate posse ssion of the
Horse upon complying with the above terms and
with bin all the benefits of his season. which will be
stated de aii on the day Of sale, paying the State
Tax for the same. BELCHER 4 CROUCH
Ia Sc-put Isf nKiIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

e. White Teeth Perfuned Breath and
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoH-can be &c Iulred BY usi
the Balm of a thousand FtoWers Whist lady Cr
gentleman would remain under the curse Of disa-
g-eeabls breath when by using the BALM OLA
THOUSAND FLowERs' as q dentifrce, would not en-
ly render it sweet but leave the teeth white ala.
b lstsr2 Many persons do not know their breath y
bad and the subject s 20 delicate their fdends WILL
never msDtion it. Beware Of counterfeits Be sure
each bottle 10 signed FETRIDSE Co..
For sale by all Druggists. New'fork
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER Agents
NH lI-eod6m for Efchmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16
% RED EYE FOK sALlE.--Vhlsd,s


OHioe for the present ct his Old Stand,
Richmond. April !. 1857 ap 3-2aw2m 4n Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

@ETA LAMB. LAMB B!---HAGAN,
%$aIIH n JOHN 10 in the field with LANE What
W41 is Lambs STALL No T.
s1cSEaGs&6 NH TITS md Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-16

- EAo.ED YHDfOsA LIS VIII be RcceJvoa
y from ana sftsr the 8th ds, of Asril aatlt TIE
first Monday in May nexi. st the Cissk.e Cmss q
Clerks Office for ssid county. Copfxsetors Will 20
required 10 make two separate progosals-one, ior
building sceofdins to the plan snd speeincsaons
i.. with The addition Of one window Of ssme dtmen-
sens a. ths othsrs and another fer an sddton OF -
srched ceiling Of brick uader the root sor sne gsr
sny danser. by reason Of frs eommunicatns rom
ssid roof Costrsctou slso Be reg sired g enter
into bond, with good sSesrity, for the maehfsi -
formance oftheir centrsct ~ s
2. ? ! TYlnh c.n.,a... g.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
STATE DEMOCRAT.
ray -,ssT711 sEsf===========-==-sl
DxvENP6hr. sgIEMBER 5. 1857.


What . AovctBieG Sfjs thk intel
iigept, iednstriS fpuo6s.s Within hi.
own feai'rof eaDeB, ~ Ids tceptrt
to which all ma bend The kalanc,
ofthe worlds lie and eqsfort he holds
in his stalwart hand. Ndther courts,
nor camps, nor arpi9s, nor fleets, can
exist without hs a.. Ne i the feeder
aye, and the seedenlss, virts ally-
of the race. ss0ttiea srkiaH FROM the
,saAic inthssb ecd6Gp of g Industry
Commences h bon - m bshejt. OF
the state ne IL the ~Hst ~i.ttr.s Lord
OF the land, no ynAn has firmer hold 0,
the essential title OF mobility. And he
need 10 no piodder eeeasse he is a farm
CT. The day rs past when the ssh -tiilcr
was confoundcd with the chf TUNED
by his pillow. The soil is mis- servitor;
he sInitcs it, aud 10. the harvest comes
forth. The hoe and the sickle make
hun music Drawer than dnlciuers, and
sound the march Of y triumph, grand
as it is peaceful and blessed. But he.
IS not forever in the fi,rrow. For him
are broadcast fields OF stady---faircss
fields Of delight For him ere hourt
linked 70 beauties and vi.doms; for him,
periods Of communion aud rapture, OF
which the birds, the flowers, the woods,
the stars, and all wondrous things OF
the universe, may bear witness. "A brave
man art thou, wieidcr Of the maiiet
and the plane; aad thou, skiAfhl work
or of webs; and thou, deyiscf Of oil ma
chimes whereby the labor ofman's hssa
10 speeded or abridged. But 70 arc all
second to the farmer. He Is master Of
the neediulest Of tolls, and the most
scrviceablc products Lie can hive
without you, but you cannot exist for
day without him. Honor, then, to the
farmer; may his sphere widen and his
stature be exalted. And honor to ala
honest toll, for of such arc M fruit,1
that from the GROWING glories Of the
WORLDLY. Y. LeJger. a y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
AZ TIE LIVER
In ,Xk6QR AsN0 IL,
PREPARED by DR. SANFORD.

rs great ecientifc Medical discovery, and y daily
i working cures, almost toe great To believe. It
cures AS II by magic ersn ne frsf dose giring be-
ltnrhny khN Sf-ksve< Slmyssi.ik @ffuf, tho wort
Jarnd.oe o. D. spepsia TO comnoB headache, eli u
which the rtsnit Of = Deceased Liver.
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JUsTPUBLIsHED, GRATUITOUs.
" YnIrNa MEN Am

HHItet 49,.
To YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
and ChroDic diseases. Ths
inst aa.s direct oonsse ,ssce
Of rxc~ss and abuse Of thr
sssxaAi syst2n, h . peculiar
dAseaaeA easssllslra ~ thr -
miapl oyeans which he Az.
thof m h,s TR1AIISE. has
called the special disease ~
Aastdrbatlon. The Sbllov~
ing disorders, some In onr
s&NV 01e = Aoesher. are
1850 ah0s1trees <kAseq nen.
ces Of this disease, WIN ~
-A.>l AlA-A~A
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.laGRQNEN1ES.

-.lAEHAk1IED
.1Wvu,fGtysu Al. DalEell
Wholesale Dealers In
CIR &C II IL 1 II s.,
Iron, Sat-. Cement. SC.
AGENTS For THE SALE or
>. Q. HERRING % CosA.
tefebrdted Fire and Thief Proof SAFE
+. d L. Fairbanks Scales. =
WE shailkerp constantly on hand FUN dock Of
l w Sroe.ties, which We On 10 the trade as low
IA "a SAL - $3.50 r N =. a :,
iS and warranted equal 10 sample jan2siA~u
NudAEs- Maseovado, Porto Rico, Clarified ,
| ~ Crushed andfowdr ed, for sale at IL
BuRKoWs, PRLFTYMAN = DALzEII.
fs&ssSssA aA;ss,saS Ayx, ~ Ground Cote,
~ AMI Essence OF Coasc,at u. Z. hpD.
MoLAssEs-N. ans, surar House, and syrup
AVA Tor sale at b. r. \ ~.
A.R.zsi~'.. ~ II sa..Gs = D.
| NPicEs-Perpcr, Allspice, Cinnamon, Gloves, Gin
~ ser, Mustard and Nuinitgs,at b AID. =
| SoArs-F.ncy anil Toilet, Family, Er.sive sai
| ~ CASTLE, for sale a. BEAD.
T,aSpsrsI pers, Aau.anais, s.e,3 81, q,
~ rsliow, Tor sale low at b.GA9 -.
ntLs- Sperm, Solar, Lard, hank, Rosin, Lr.eel
~ and ove, at R.pNp
DAINTs-White Lad and Zane fAlnt- ter .sip *
lsnns Ann h.u yySr.Ap.
4 uGARS--iiavana, German and American Brands,
~ At B.P y.
TOBACCO Natural Lest, Virginia and Missouri
-. nlrni gsass. Irri HYIfo4 and saGs',s n for
YhAsr POWDERS of various brands an, i" |. tnaS
rANDiEs-as assorted and fancy, Gum AMI Lemon
NNstLeSee4.est.MsM ~p'
DRuNEs in Jars, boxes and barrels, Citrcn ~
i Paste and Curranis,a nj Is PAD
DfoKLES-rnderwooa's brands, a ssorted siyes,
i Pepper Sauce, fer sale at b ND.
DowDkR, SHOT, Lesa and osp-, ALI kinds and 81 $.
i at B.P &D.
S,TARCH-Gorn, Fear and Family, tor sale at
g wss sIIssi ~. KIN II! s.st:,' Eat
ID AislNs-M and Layer, whole and boxes
IL sultana and Msiags. AT H. Y. H.
~ HoCoLATE, Cocoa, Rroma, farina, Tapcos
~ VIII sten ,irits and DAT Meal b. n u.
~
AALr-Kanhawa. syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
= pool blown and Ground Alum. u. =. ID
4 >EMfNT-- Louisville AMI tncai Plastering Hair,
~ stucco Plaster Milwaukee and ssniusky soda
49, s... ,...s =! ., Y. ~ s.s aD
DAsKETs-Market n to ~ bushd, Corn and
ID Clothes. at h. Y Nd
I
NJoODENWARE-Tuhs Pals, Wash Boards,
w Churrs, M"ps, Axe Helves, at Is y. b u
(,9k51st.,eesIH Jgie hePp. and cotton ~
LuSH-Mackerel, SALMON. " hite Fish, Trout, Cod |
IL tish ami smoked 1iaiibut, Is PAD.
4 l.ASS-Ntndow Glass, assorted sses, Tumhiers, |
NJ Jars and nemUShns, for sale At y. &D |
cTI-t-- ~ Il
DHtMSfoEH; SsNhaS, saats, Borax lue~h, At
- store and for sale by h. L. NJ
NfATCHES-Prroe * Co. anu 81 Louis, for sale at
lNl u. Php.
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The (,oparflacrslaip

IL 8kGTO PORN eaisung under the nsmsSf ueOre.
i sor, 1awes h biak more expired Jwe~ Sa,h
1891. IN consequence ~ the death - ~ AsGr.sor
either of the UNDERLINED vi, sign che name % the
late nrm ~ tho sstv' mint af Us SasNss and ~iil
aIso co1ttnas U.s. 0oAh ~ -AaA 8vaepssv~ lu.ne.1
under thu style Of B'aAemsre = lswes sisth- OLE
stAnd on Main street.
BLAKRx0nY,
H., .ss Al lAWbe,
Jnneg7du Surviving Partners.
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N '..'--1sv'TKLLxGEsvGEai = .
"THIOC3S
VNn unesrslaEsa Heuid med Fsspsp4fhlly recon-
the assursncsshss N aEaanssnassd 70 thsp ~
~ puhsDAstly sttenoed to-. =.
olave 1oostanay good sltua1sos l0x either male
Or female helps.
Il E2e1If1sSu 81 lD0els,
: e ,sSoa@i1I1S ch(1b ~ spesSs SSrvis1sl
Jfdere 7spl iAsAssnssppromptl filed. LIT.
d ;rrkgs 49, ss24 sss sss. .,..
49,. .Vo vdn pGy aS1nN0 - sA9seciGe 81 ~
stsS sa4.l!-..es z A?dswt0
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Tie ESNef "a one Of
H. :;sIysI!Xy,.:,siRae

Tn. Liver Ia one Of ~ the principal regulators
y, s;y! 81; :: : :;::: \:
urcly dependent on the Z healthy aesiou 81
the Liver TOR the pro- per performances or Ne
functions when The - stomach Is . fatR, the
bowel- are At faults tho .0he1a syst9n suS.
f"rs In Consequence OF ~ ore oYgsn-ihe lly ~
having ccas d u - - ~ duty. For The dir
eases VI lAat SIgADyRne - Of the propsietvs mas
made fhs Nnas NJ ~ practice Of morn than
u SpsxAyeMs, to ind ~ some remedy Fhere
ri "a cpunteract tn. ~ many De- angonents 70
wbi1AiN - GooeS. 90
To prove taat ttisre, mcdy !. at Ias. found,
any person troublef witNp Licer CAsapiaint
In any Of its for u.s. hes - but 10 try botus. and
; X.rrit odnf srsesrl fo.mr4 ~ Assso,v,rs
gums IND sxsFMslng that part which IL col
ub Tor the &C I've viz ~ tues Of the mssiicine.
The gums remove 81 IN rbid Or bad meter
from h SYSTEM spp- ~ JAotpg IN t1als pAacr .
health flow OF bile, In vigorattng he stomach
causing Aso to- d 0DseA veil. purifying the
10 d. giving tone and health the whole
JrSt1Nery removing the causes Of the dis
ease, md 'fec'ng . radical without
aay OF the disageeable amer IN cts. flt -
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Ore dose after eating ~ Is suisci.nt to rslssvs
the stomach and pre- vent The food frem sts-
ing and souring Il A
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U-o"e dose Of two teaspoons full wi ~.
ways relieve6ics- Heal ache !. -
s!S:: s:..:. :': :ss sss::
'@ onl' one dose lmm.- % d,.,sy relieve. Classic.
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cne dose taken often viii prevent tho recurreno
q 141sess assses' hive ssa'sves ~ sasffi -
u opls ~ Salns : $500 i, 49, out Of The
e,sssR ~ eeksss - ms1sa.s ssass . long ssek-S
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ne - ot n40e 0oA coDor1H0Ahe skin. al
One dose taken . shost time before eating giyoa
vis,r . the .ppesMe ~ MAKES icnd disess 81.
Sass,: y,ss4 Sns ss's 1885, -:e ~ CON-
On One 2, two dos CO. .s;sea: e:Gsed .n y I'm
or speedier remedy In III world - II Hess 49, -
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We take innnite pleasure In recommending M ~.
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rst.s Hiih cUta,.sy. ehd ttsnssnas sss wiling =
testify 70 It's von4eFiul virtues. -
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ssa e n piSi - r iss :. :. .s ~.
any Known nov throHaBott the Gnioa. Ibe Sreya:
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~nbh osrioeste hass teea evso seshs ssssa virsss
- tAis nsdsne By those Of shs hshess stGadiae .
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