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D DRUG STORE RoR sAbE.-my

% DRUG STORE RGR sAhE.-My
%sEg Professional engagement requiring my entire
SM attention, will sail the Key, Stock and FIX
I'D lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
veSy favorable terms, if immediate application is
made The stock is not large but is very we'll g.
tscted and good business be dons by any COM
petent person who can give it proper attention.
fe Its JOHN F. JACKSON.
'S'iN, ~flEHT IRON AND GAS FIT.
Il TINa ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
8rREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The
subscriber is fully prepared to DO sill kinds of work
in the above business, with dispatch; AMI returns
thanks TO his numerous patrons for past favors and
solicits q continuance of the some. Beng MASTER
OF his business. ne promise his customers that
ell work dons by him will et least, be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully IS eheapa fact
known to sll persons who know what good work is
ROOFING GUTTERING, GC.--He is prepared
10 execute this description CT work in very Eupe'
Fior manner. beth in town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large and ssns-
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He is likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the hest msnner.
PUMPS He keeps always on hand large ead
extensive stock of Well and Garden Pulnrr.
fell CHARLES Ii. LANGLEY.
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MEDICAL observation-disclosures TFiE
lVl JUSTLY CELEBRATED DR.. PARSONS OF
VA-This 10 certify that have used in my practice
and have used by Others, DR. L. Scotts Celeb-a-
ted White Circsssian Liniment, and have no b Isl
tation in saying that have confidence in it than
any other Imminent | ever saw. [ have used it in
Rheumatism, Sprans, Bruises, Pains and Burns,
with almost universal success, and cen with conf
dence recommend 1t to this afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, NJ. D.
Va, Dec. 4, 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ledd
Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond. ia
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z. afECHER & BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORR

"a MERCHANT TAILORs
Nf NC. % MAIN ST, BELOW ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
supply consisting in a sple ndid stock of French
German and English Cloths, Csssmeres Verinss
and other Gentemen's Furnishing Goods Of tbs
finest quality, and most fa.hionsbI patterns oom.
bin sd with most elegant assortment of city made
Clothing, of unusual vsriety respectfully Invite
call of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them
IT. I'll orders in their line promptly and pesty
executsd, and warranted to give satisfaction.
NH 9-irn+
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A MOTHER suPPLY..-
Just received further supply OF
Rich elk Robes from 8l5 to $50
Rich Berage Robes, very beautiful
kich Paris orsandis Robea very beautiful
ALSO,
i Case Striped Ginshams, at 10 cents per
yard
500 Yd.. printed Lawns, new styles will be sold
9ysrds for 81
:. hrii'antes, Jaconets, French Cambhss. Organ.
die and Mourning Lswas, In great variety, ct 80
Main street. CHRISTIAN N LATHSOP
q GOODS sold for cash only. Is
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FAIR dUNr BANK

a., u, APKIL "a b, 1857. :
non. hENRY A. WISE, g ,vernor of Virginia
Deer si-Annexed pless find Statement Of con.
olsion OF this Bank on the Let INST
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
GEO. II. SPRIaG.
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III EUitjlN ks.
II EUItINEs.,
A CERTAIN CURE FOX ALL.

In dresry winter, snow or rain,
When winds do blow am the same
In lowly cot or rich mans retreat,
lam to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To recommend when cast down with grief
Their greatest comfort is INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS, tits TO prevent, s,ss
And cure ell those for such Pm meant,
I'm nice to take, tits quite treat, FaT
Do take this Syrup, LEONARD's INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price q cant no. ia. fs 20
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The undersigned, Director. of the Bank of IA
,wha, ksnawha salnes, Va, have examined the
above Statement, and believe 1t to be correct.
H. FITZHUGH,
c. C. WATSON,
J. BUSTER.
C w. HILL,
THOMAS l.. BROWN.
STATE uF VIRGINIA-KANAwHA COUNTY, SIS:
This day, A. Spencer Nye Cashier of the Bank Of
kanawha, made oath before me, that the above
statement Is true, as he verify believes.
Given under my hand and notarisl seal this 10th
day OF April, A D., 1857
JAMES NORTON. Notary Public.
THE BANK OF THE OLD DOMINlON,}
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 1857 )
Hon HENRY A. WISE, Governor of Virgins:
Sir: transmit the stitemelt of this Bank March
81, 1856 and March 81, 1857
Yours, very respectfully.
JAS. MCKENZIE, Cashier.
Statement Of the Bank Of the Old Dominion on tie 3lst
day Of March, 1856 also Of the same Bank, ,nclu
ding is Branch at harrisburg, on the 3lst day of
March, 1857.
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AIexHnurla. Ap1II 10, 1901.
ALEXANDRIA, April 49, 1897
Personally appeared before the undersigned, Jus
tee OF the Peace for the county aforesa d jaime.
Mckenzie, Cashier of the Bank OF the Old Domin.
ioa who made oath hist the above statement Just
and true according to the best of his knnwledgs and
belief. WIN B PRICE P
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TO BE DRAWN
EACE SATURDAY IN MAY.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
prizes Of S225 approximatins to $4,000
prlzS are S5U
prizes OF $3.50 approxlmat1ns to $4,000
pnze are ........................ So
prizes of $50 approximatng TO $4,000
prize are ................ss...ss. o "
IL prizes of $50 experimenting to $4,000
prize are.. but
q prizes of $50 approximating to o. 500
prize are. TN
20 prizes of S25 approximatins to 8 900
prize acknowledgements. 500
600 prizes Of go 90
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IACksON,S ExCELSADK BITTERS...
Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from a we'll known and distinguished citizen, and
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bittera,
now SO much in vogue:
"mr. r. FL. JACKsoN--near Sir: by u1other-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong has been afflicted with Dys-
pepss for some sixteen yetrs. Not finding any per-
msnent relief from the various remedies used, she
induced to try your Excelsior Bitters,' and it
affords much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She now enjoy her food with relish to
which she a stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine GEO. w WILEY"
DEM0VAL.---Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office to the third mouse, South of Trinity
Church, South side, aud about hundred yards be-
low tho Exchange Hotel DR.. P. continues to treat
sll ayphtic and gonorrheal complaints; and having
had practice in this line stters himself that he
give very general satis!aetion A eail from
hose interested Is solicited.
DIR P. also makes and vsnds of the best resto-
ratives, Chemical Extract of French Flowers( for
constitutional weakness offered to the public.
Dr.. 2. may be consulted conf ientially by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
80 oder, In amost any direction
Office hours from A. NJ, till p. M. franklin
stre the Exchange HOTEL Rshmond city,
Va no IS
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CLOTHING gsTABLIsHnENy',,

-ykG A-i.Ets AMI SPRING AND sIu.
na M r GOODS-E D. cling ker-
pA liant Tailor and Clo hieT, No. 10 Main street.
aaA- has In store large assortment of Spring ana
Summer Cloths. Csssmeres aud VestinRs which be
would be- pleased 70 make to order, 10 the mcsr ap.
proved styles and 81 Aw pr!.ss, fer all that may be
in want
READY-MADE CLOTHING'--A beautiful anort-
meut iust received Gail arr sea than NH 23-lm
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VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit;
This day. Samuel Marx Cashier OF the Bank n.
virginia personally appeared before ms and mad.
oath that the foregoing statement is truly aud
rectiy made up to the best of his belief
dlVen under my hand, as Alderman Of thu citv
Aforesaid this 18th day of April 1857
NJ SUTTON Ip
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| ME HAVE now la store the larxest and
w best assortment of old Wines, Liquors and se-
ears, we have had the pleasure Of offering to
our nfends, and solicit purchasers to examine our
stock. SELDEN 4 MILLER,
apis Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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IAjIAEi1hAE WORKS.

7f'IEUsThR's NlIrlCEi.--s. r eempIe- OF
L this city having by Deed of Trust, of this
date duly recorded in the Hastings Court convened
to for tbs benefit Cf his creditors his stock of
Drugs and Medicines, eft HE Drug Store, No 202 Main
street. and ell debts cue to him all persons Ind ebtea
to him are requested TO make prompt payment.
der the provisions of the deed. The business off 70
strong Inducements to Druggist
Under authority conferred b. the deed, have ap-
pointed The sad semple my agent, to SELL at retail,
and to collect the debts
Richmond. March IS 1887 NH 26-.Im
CKEN SHAW, QUAHLks g. CU, have
" opened in their new house, No. 229 Broad st.,
anentre new stock of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
And are prepared To sell to every body who VIII favor
them with call In our store will be found large,
cheap aud well assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted to the present season. We have
Plain Poult D. Sol and Gro De Rhine Silks
Flcunce Silk Rebes
Grenadine and Berage Flounee Robes
Bersge Chenille Robes
Plain Berages and Mousns
Ombre and Striped Chsl 10 De LANES
Grape De Paris aud Tsmartines
Beautiful Organdie aud Lawn Robes
Printed Jaconets and Brilliants
Together with an elegant assortment of Embrodc-
ries Of every description. Goods for Gents, Bow
and Servants wear; alo 6ns assortment of House
keeping Goods We solicit our friends aud the pub
aps-Im CRENsHAw, ouARLEs& CO
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The undersigned IL ac0nducting, 90 his
sINFSs ct the yard formerly kept by Messrs K
g. Whitfield, corner of Gary and 10th streets
He returns his THANKS to his friends for the liberal
patronage he hes heretofore received, and hopes by
ndustry attention his busine IS to merit con-
tinuanse of the same, at his new location.
ap linz TRU MAN ran hcE.
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Sl,532 232 IS

BANK OF VIRGINIA, April II, 1857.
We, the undersigned Directors f the Bank of
Virginia do certify that have examined the fore
going statemen mt Of the condition OF he Bank Of viz
gina, aud Branches and believe the same to be tru
!y a1d correctly made up
Given under our hands the date aforesaid
JAMES CAsKIc,
VIM. GRAY.
BENZ r DICKINSON.
JOHN P BALLARD
JOHN E. WOM6LE
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CU-PARTNKE5HIFN NOTICE.
EEEZ The subscribers having annotated shetn-
Ex-@E-seives urdor the style of g MILES i
CO. for tho purpose Of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING buoiness, now prepared to
furnish tie public with CARRIAGES, BUGOIEs,
&C. Of every description at the shortest notice and
reduced prices Having procured the services Of su-
per:or workmen we can confidently warrant all
work urped out of oar establishment and respect
fully solicit share of the public patronage. Our
factory is situated on Virginia street, the Dan
vile Depot Repository, 18th street. between Main
and Cary q Il. NILES,
TROS. 8. THORNTON,
Pg-REPAIEITG done with nestness and dis.
patch. February lst, 1857.
fe 5-dkwen
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NIs = 4 T. q :. 1.-The LOpnrtSershlp
- heretofore existing between the subscribers for
the last five years, in the Lumber and Mahogany bu
siness il this day dissolved with mutual consent.
John A BeIvin having purchased the interest OF
the other partner in the stock or hard will heresf
ter continue the business at the old stand on bis
own account.
Truman A. Parker will close the unsettled bust.
ness of the concern without delay and requests all
persons having claims against the firm to present
them to him Immediately for payment:
J. A BELVIN,
TRUMAN A. PARKER.
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- TtkH a'HtArhNT " ltf,Iy
AA SALE IND RETAIL STORE az
Ev3 WATCHES AND JEWELRY IN TgE
AHsas5eS S TATE OF VIRGIhIA.-LFWIs nv
MAN 80 Main street. Ir1portsr has now eompI.t.
assortment of elegant Watches a. JswsIry at vsrv
low prices '
Gold Lspipes, Jewels. ..............,.sl7no
C"io n7'S'S, ~ .'''.-'.s.-s....... 20 90
1oia e" che...'..... rs
tnid CHAINS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
ana all other goods in proportion To country mar
chants Who Tyizh To nnrtbs,a ~, - 80 20 ~
cen! oy cai;ing me- as determined to sell a.
low as any Northern house. Don't forget ia. ola
setaeiiShed store OF LEWIS LYMAN. SO Main street
Watches and Jswelry repaired By experienced work.
men NIB 2t-lm
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-10

Old Madam SLY never looked on 10 see that
Sally did right, but suffered her TO do off her
work as she chose and though good house,
keeper herself, was altogether too indulgen',
and, like some others, thought more Of getting
Sally well married, than of making her fit for
a wife while old Madam Mckearn was deter
mined Jenny should be fit for any mans wife,
whether she got married or not. Perhaps
there is no more certain criterion by which to
iudoe of a woman's character for neatness and
good housekeeping, than by the quality Of her
butter. Find on the farmers table good sol
id, properly saed well worked slice Of butter,
and YOU need not fear to eat the cakes or hash !;
but see a splash of haf-worked butter salt in
Jumps, and a sprinkle Of hair and flies legs,
you may be sure that if you board there long,
death will not DO obliged to wait much for you
to finish your peck Of dirt. My advice is, TO
young farmers, to make it a sine qua non in a
wife that she makes prime butter; aud the
young ladies who aspire to be their wives had
better be Imperfect in flagree and music, than
be deficient in that most important art of max
! ing butter, which smoolhs not only the sharp
corners of crust and crackers, ont will smooth
7 the asperics Of husbands temper.
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POETRY.
THE FIRE sIDE.

When the snow-nakes softly rustic
On the darkene1 window-pane,
And the night winds moan and murmur,
In wild and fitful strain,
0, how welcome is the cheerful,
Brightly burning, rudy light,
Glowing from the evening iireside,
Glowing, sparkling, warm and bright
How the mellow beams are dancing
On the ceiling and the wall,
Fen within the hearts dark corners,
With gentle glance they fall;
And u clear and pleasant radiance
As in waves Of gold it plays,
Meets the soul that's chilled with sadness,
Lights the eye with soflenel rays.
Loved ores meet around the ilesle.
Through the weary wintry eve,
While without the storm is widest,
Tales of other days to weave;
Songs that to line heart arc dearest,
Breathe upon the hallowod air,
Voices gay in earth are mingled,
"llousehold words are swceter there
How the aged and the weary
Lock back to the happy hearth,
BY whose merry light they sported,
Ere they tasted aught but mirth;
Though the glow has long been hdoi
Brighter than Of yorc it burns,
When the spirit worn with wandering
To the cherished vision turns.
Then while snow-aakes rustle
On the darkened window-pano
Lot Us gather round the .iresidc,
lleclless Of the night winds strain;
And when life's cold winter cometh,
Mid the darkness and the storm,
Wen again in memory's chamber
Meet around the iireside warm.
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y VERMONT VALLEY RAN.

E.-ssi:.-:i'- .1llpAp. ou and after MONDIf, MOI a.
-Ss-ea-lSjd, TRAINS will run as follows -
Leave Bellows Falls for iracboro, 20 4. NJ and 20 F.
VI. Returning leave Brtchoro for Bellows Falls 10 30 NJ
and ~ +. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fall, at
Q 80 A. NJ Brattlcboru u 80 +. VI.
The twu Passenger Trains this route connect South with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River ds
Springfield, Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct Il,
New York. On the North with the Rutland burlington sui
liyan, Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passunpsic Rivers Rail Roads forming direct
with WHITEHALL SARATOGA AMI Schenectady St. Iuuishiry and
White Mountains Burlington and HOUSES Point sburrh
and Montreal NJ. SLnAT. sulp.rintcnlrne
Vt Valley H. K. Office, Nov. /, 1856 a
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r oTTERIEs. THE LOTTERIES OF SAMUEL

4 OTTERIES. THE LOTTERIES OF SAMUEL
SWAN CO. are chartered by the State of Georgia. and
have sworn Commissioners to supernend certify that ey
erythng connected with them is done In strictly honorable
manner and that the interests Of parties thousand miles of
are US wen protected as II they were present Another fact
the managers desire to call strict attention TO- Is that all per
sons have legal right tn send orders for tickets u Georgia as
They draw Lottery about the 10Th 10Th and 0h of
each month"; All orders received are filled in the dryn,
next 10 take place after the communication comes to hand
le price OF Tickets always Sl0-h S5-quarer ~ 80
NO tickets are forwarded unless the money received with the
order Ihe drawing Is upon the principle ONE number upnn
nch Ticket and it is 50 simple that every one can understand
H. There no combination Of numbers tn msfy the buyer
Prizes varyom $40 tn S50000 every prize il drawn Write
your address plain, ans direct 10
5. SWAN CO., Atlanta Gcorea.
Ps-rhe fairness of Lotteries can he ascertaned NV
mourning oI any respectable citizen of our State
Jan. 1857. -,
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" Some of the domestic evils of drunken
ness" says DR., Franklin, "are houses with
out windows, gardens without fences, fields
without tillage, barns without roofs, and child.
rem without clothing, principles, morals or man
ners"
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Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe.

ENs greatest invention Of the age which SURPRISES in utl
lily, durability and beauty Of finish anything NJ the
kind yet achieved by the skin N male by machinery
from superior quality of ron much less than the
Handmade horse shoe. It is cocve the inside with
view tn the BETTER PRESERVATION lInRsF's nor and
rs shape, LEssENNG THE NECESSITY IT. and being
FAR MORE DESIRABLE FoR fE COMFORT ANIMAL, than
ANY sHoE EVER oFfE,ED To These Shoes are
sold accounting to size, like mems hoosa method which in
res more perfect fit than otherwise be obtained This
invention pronounced extraordinary in usefulness by many
hrrers and baeksmlts and Is rapidly coming general
use in all portions OF the United States
For further particulars and samples apply to the Agents
BLODGET, BROWN * CO.,
so aud 81 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass.
DEC IL, 1900 Silly
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Farm, Mills and Water-PoWer
FOR SALE.

II The subscriber, owing to decline
a Of health, himself and family, which
XM.s.A renders him unable to carry on his
9sISss business as it should be DONE offers
ms rum i 'no1-bult Dwelling or Tavern House,
NV" i s for public or private use; two Barns
I c',u sn;te of out-Budngs; Also several
'''i' ia,d U~, Ming Houses, excellent Gardens,
.'i iontv of Orcharding, with variety OF choice
.rar,c1 Gruit. and Pears, Plums, and Cheirles oil
SS,,ious kinds-Quinccs, Peaches, Black anu W nltc
NIL pc,rics Goose Berries, Rnspberries, NC, Ne'
N,o saw Mill and Grist Mill, one run oil stones
and corn Cracker; also Circular saws anu other
machinery, with II watcr-power OF ~ lee. VI,
Green River, with amy desired quaht'y OF lahu
c.a., * 10 16O acrcs, well timbered and easy OF
TRANSFORMATION, rendering It one OF 'ne ucS' S'unu9
Gov The manufacture of chairs, chair timber broom
LarJlcs. bedsteads, barrel slaves, or any KIND OF
L,rI wood manufacture, with plenty OF hemIock
and snruce. easy of transportation to the m'll ana
IN market. with n good share Of white ana yelloW
b;rch for bohbins and shoe pegs The land IL pro
,I,ctivc we'll watercd and easy OF cultivation win
GOOD pasturagc and plenty Of it,
The above property is situated on the dreen NVeI
,oaj Ic,dinp from North Adams to Brattleboro and
r.o,, WILMINGTON to Greenfield, ~ miles west ol
nro,tlnboro on the Green River and is desirable
stond nr some energetic man TO make money, ana
..,i Lc some day the site Of a village. The above
rocr,v IA n;,,-cl for sale, for the above reasons
and on reasonable teii.s; also, one span o. gVV'
IIn,scs. one woke OF Oxen, fyo tvWs, three OaNesi
two Cosset Shcop, together with variety % per-
souol property.
If the above property is not sold soon il viii DC
let or rented on favorable terms JOHN REID.
Halifax, Jan, 1906. u'
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THE PERFECT MEL0DEON.

of tone and PrompiuesS OF touch.
IN EVERY DESIRABLE QUALITY necessary
IL for superior instrument the Perfect Melodeon
is unsurpassed. OF this we have abundant testi-
mony.
The addition Of the BASE DAMPER for which
we have recently obtained letters patent is one of
the greatest improvements ever made on the Me-
lodeon.
1t IS meeting with universal appreciation and is
considered indispensable by all who have used il
and become familiar with its beautiful effect. -
Without it It'll almost impossible to sell an instru-
ment.
PIANO FORrES from the best makers selected
by Prof. b. +. BAKER of Boston, (Which is suf
hcient guarantee of their excellence), for sale and
10 rent at manufacturers prices. Allnstruments
warranted snd sent to any part of the country at
our risk. ESTEY &, CREEE
Brattleboro, Sept. "a, 1856. 80
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rsENoNEBUT HAYES ALLIED ONT

MENTs AND M MOR SYRUP The question 6HaHy
seifled! Ltdfiis Rejoicingi / Her ~ Medicine
scro0ia, salt un, hry-pcas, Cancer1us iiuuor' Sll
Head Itch Burs Meirurnl Slr Fever Sores. Ulcers Ring
Worms and umlri AMI Eripye Diseases OF every kind can
d. cnr-l air the Bloi canssl II all impurities by the use
~ aye- Allied Ointment ani liumor SlruIths most Ell, c.
uu remedies offered % the public. These celebrated
r.lie- cure diseases speedily thoroughly AMI permanently.
without injury the system. W. have testimonials
from persons - the first responsibility, VIM have had occasion
To- .e tc.- ne,er- ug remedies Zoo their families, IN the very
worst ~ disease with the most happy and beneficial
suits IT,, thonent -ati-itcln guaranteed 90 all
PREPARED Dr. T.. y. Ilaycs, discover AMI Manufacturing.
Have Nash prlprietors H. Nryncn Mass. Beware II an
article in tie market styled the 40 nuine Allied Ontml MT pat
up by rhas. ~ ketn, that T. base counterfeit on mine
1ysod he Brattchor1, by JOSEPH CLARK, aud by J W.
lIOLTUN. july l'yJ. j. 3.
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