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Life Of an OySier.

! But the life Of a shell-hsh is not one of
ur varying rest. Observe the phrases of An
individual oyster from the moment of its
earliest embryo life, independent of matern.
al ties, 20 the consumnation Of its DESTINY,
when the knife of fate shall sever its nuscu.
lar cords ani doom il to entombment ia q
living sepulchre. How starts it fourth into
the world of waters Net, as unenlightened
people believe, in the shape Of a minute,
bivaived, protected, grave, fixed and steady
oysterIng. No; it enters upon its career all
life and motion, fitting about in the sea as
gayly and lightly rs butterfly or swallow
SKINS through the air. Its first appearance
* as microscopic oyster cherub, with winr-
like lobes Thinking mouth and shoulders,
unincombered with inferior crural prolonga-
tons. Itpasses through joyous and viva
cious juveni'ity, skipping up and down as if
in mOcl;ery Of it, heavy and im,n sab's
parents. II voyage from oyster-bed to oys-
ter-hed, and, If in luck so as to escape the
watchful voracity Of the thousand enemies
That lie IN wait or PROV! about 10 prey upon
youth and icXpcrlence, at length, having
sowed Its wild oats, setiles dowu INFO u
steady, solid domestic oyster 1t becomes
the parent Of fresh brood. OF ovster cherubs.
" such it would live aud die, to ssrv as its
monument throughout all tirle-a contribu-
ton towards the construction Of fresh Ce-
ological epoch and mex layer ofthe eartls
crGst-were it not for the gluttony Of man,
who, rending this sober citizens of the sea
from his native bed, carries him unresstiug
to busy cities and the hmm Of crowds. ia
handsome, wcl-shapcd and we,l-hayorcd
oyster, he is intrGiGcei to the palaces ofthe
rich and noble, Iinn a w.t. or Philosopher,
or poet to give additional eish 10 their
sumptous teasis: If a sturdy, thick backed.
strone-:astcd individual, fate consigns him
to the capac.ous tab Of the street fishmon-
ger, from whence, doscd with course black
pepper and pnugent vinegar, embalmed
partly after tie fashion Of an Egyptian King,
he Is transferred to the hungry stomach of
a cos'crmonger, or becomes the luxurious
rtpaSt OF successful pickpockct.- West
minister Ie-t.lc.
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THE FLuKE PorAro.--This variety has
been introduced to some extent in this coun-
try, and is thought quite an ACQUISITION by
growers. Speaking Of the crops in North
Lancashire, an English Agricultural journal
says:
"One particular sort is by far the most
extensively Gu tivatcd, which has hitherto
escaped the disease much better than any
other descriptions; its even shape Occasion
ing little waste and particularly good quali-
tv, command ready sale at an advanced
rate; its yield Is equal if not superior to
that of any other kind; and IFS cultivation
is extended every year: here they have tho
name OF hukes.'"
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TypoGRArnIc.L ERIoRs.--One of our cx-
changes SAYS, "the rite crop Of Gasconads
county. No, this year is estimated at % ,Oo0
calls" The wine crep was referred to, but
) 600 gals will make good crop of wives
Notwithstanding The Hartford Times, no.
tcing the, death of an editor, says, "he w's
high 'tinded gentleman, and pungent
writer" Perhaps he was stump speaker
Of the hish-winded school of oratory. A
locofoco editor says, "the Democracy are
licked like band of brothers," instead Of
linked, and another SAYS, "we have Uet the
enemy and we are theirs" Types play sad
pranks ks,-LouisgIls Journal.
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Wagon Manufac act0rV.

TE1HE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks the
public for their past very liberal patronage and now
takes occasion to that lac has enlarged and newly
fitted up his Wagon shop, his Old stand Columbus
St. and is prepared to make and finish the com
pete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market.
He guarantees that sensible shall be troubled
with any embarrassment in deciding upon supe
riority Of his Wagons He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which Inisesd the pub
c but relies upon the native timber of tie north
west. Having taken the Diploma the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon in respect, he is pre-
pared to make more OF the same quality if desired
WNI. PALMER.
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FLATFoOTED CorGTSnIP.-Onc long sum-
meI's afternoon there came to Mr.. David
sens the most curious specimen of an old
batcheor the world ever heard Of He was
gray, wrinkled, and odd. lie hated women,
especially old maids, and wasn't afraid to
say so. lie and Aunt Patty had it hot and
heavy, whenever chance threw them toge-
ther; yet still he came, and it was noticed
that Aunt Patty took unusual pains with
her dress whenever he was expected. One
day the contest waged unusually strong
Aunt Patty left him in disgust, and went
out into the garden. "The bear!" she NUT
tered to herself, as she stopped to gather a
blossom which attracted her attention.
"What did you run away for:" said a
gruif voice close to her side.
"To get lid Of you"
"You didn't do it, did you:"
"Ns; you are worse than a burdock
burr"
"You won't get rid Of me, neither"
81 won't, oh?"
"Only in one way"
And wbat?'
"Marry- me-"
"What, us two foes get married: What
will people say:"
THAT'S nothing to us. Come, say yes or
no, I'm in hurry"
"Well, no, then"
Every well, goodbye. l shant come
again"
But stop b;t-what pucker to be
in
"Yes or no?"
81 must consult
"All right thought you was Of age
Good bye"
"Jabez Andrews, don't be a fool. Come
b, OK, come back, say. Why, l believe
the critter has taken me for earnest. Jabcz
Andrews, Tll consider
81 don't want no considering, gone.
Becky Hastings is waiting for me. ! tho't
I'd give you the first chance. All right
Coed bye"
Jabez-Jabez! That stuck-up Becky
Hastings shan't have him, If die for it
Jabez Do you hear' Yes:
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MYSTERY OF THE AMERICAN LAKES-Au
exchange says: Lahr Erie IS only siAty
seventy feet deep, hul the bottom Of Lake
Ontario. which is 592 feet deep, is $50 feet
below the TIDE level of the ocean, or as low
as most parts OF the Gulf Of =. Lawrence
and the bottoms of Lake Huron. Michigan
and Superior, although their surface Is so
much higher, are all, from their vast depth,
on level with the bottom of Lake Ontario.
Now, as the discharge through the river De-
treit, after allowing for the full probable
portion carried of ~ evaporation, does not
appear ty any means equal 10 the quantity
Of water " iich the three upper great lakes
receive, il has been cOnjectured that a sub
terrauCan river may run from Lake Superior
by Huron 10 Lake Ontario. This conjecture
is by 10 means improbable. and accounts
for the Sin2u ar fact that salmon and herring
are caught in ali the lakes communicating
with the -. Lawrence, but in 10 others.
As the Falls Of Niagara mast have always
* s,cd, it would puzz'e the naturalist 10 say
how these fish got into the upper lakes
without some such subterranean river;
moreover, any pcrio ical obstruction Of the
river would furnish rot Improbable solu-
ton Of the mysterious ilux and reiiux Of the
lakes" Wherenpou the Scientific AmericIa
remarks: Are salmon and herring found in
the lakes and rivers above the Falls of Ma
CARA. II so, it affords strong grounds for
supposing there is subteIrancous commu-
nication between Onlaro and the upper
lakes; if not, we can see no grounds for
such conclusion" Not many wears ago, il
was the common opinion Of many old sea
captains that the Gulf stream" was caused
by the waters of the Pacific, (Which they as
serted were several feet above the level Of
those Of the Atlantc,) rushing through the
lslhmuS Of Panama, by means Of an under
ground passage, preserving III their course
their higher temperature distinct from that
of the surrounding ocean. This theory is,
however, exploded, and as there is neither
herring nor salmon found in the upper
lakes, we think this "subterrancan river"
may be set down myth, and its support
crs may dry up as well as the river.
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Nor Down IN TIE BrLLS.--The baltimore
DisDatch recounis a scene which occurred at
the Holiday Street Theatre, a few evenings
since, which was not in the bills:
a fine looking young woman, in more
than the usual amplitude Of crinoline, enter
cd with her beau, and was making her way
through the already well filled seats in the
front row of the first circle, where places
had been reserved for them. To DO SO with
all the bold freedom of feminine young
America. she stepped upon the seats, when,
unfortunately, her hoops, or rather the lower
part of her skeleton skirt, caught upon the
back OF one OF the seats as she swept by,
and the fastening about the waist parting,
the whsle concern came down by the
run" and as she stepped forward and out OF
it, the skeleton was left hanging 10 full view
upon the seat. The change was astonish-
ing; the full blown belle at one moment, the
next looAed like lamp post with silk
dress tied around it. For a moment the
Young lady was unconscious of the acci-
dent In another she saw the full extent oil
it, and bushing, sank into her seat, and ior
the next half hour had undoubtedly the
most brilliant complexion IN the audience.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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PLEASE LOOK AT THIS
Carriage Repository.

The Alvord Carriage Manufacturing Company have
Just replenhed their stock Of Carriages and B~gges
from their UdnttuctOty in COnbecticut which makes
Us a large and fine assortment of arouche Rockaways
Livery and Business Bugges, with Elliptic Spring and
concord style, also, Sliding Bucgies Light Sprirg
wagons with two seats &c, all made of tOHnecicUt
timber by the best BtechdHicS and III most durable
manner-al warranted, which selling at very
low prices, To our o:d wish to eNpres.
our thanks for their liberal patronage and assure
that intend merit the nfideuce of tli. Public
We have 4 shop attached to Repository for doing
all kinds of Carriage Rerarir short notice AMI ia
the best manner. Store on Main Street.
Ottawa, July 3, lS6>. Ii. W JONES, Iyery
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NJ l i. l. l \ T. Il y

All worA committed to her care vii! be attended to
promptly.
She would also say the Ladies that sic has just
ceyci from p!EECE Co. Buchanan, Ni-hi-Hu a full
set Of their celebrated Embroidery s:arp-, srl j.
pared Stamp Embroidery Patterns. either CT Cotton
PIaunel ur Sl.H. IN the b-sr manner.
Different patterns ioT Skirts. Ch-uise Bands, CuT~.
Collars Misses Pants &c. &C., ali 81 which ie "i k-"
constantly 2u hand :Or sair STAMPED order short
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-27
JOHN M. KING.
EiGes and Leather,

Saddiery. Hardware. and shoe Finding.
CushaGn'S oi9 SfdHd NGiB STRAIT three doogS edSf oJ
TIE Mansion WOUSc 0ti,prd. H.
The highest price always paid FOR Hdss, Deer Skins
Furs &c. iuuIy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-27

CtrOyES-Coek and Parior Stoves, OF every descrip
ssno, KING HARD'a
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iIk uLders gued has opened tie above business in
the rooms lately occupied by Mrs CRULEY, tie
DOT and Shoe Store ol Daniel Lsaly. Gu Madison
eet, the po-; ot.sc. where She III be happy t."
OF the Ladies' OF ottawa and Vicinity who favor
he ith their patronage. Among Grr stock Ill Ice iui
Il large and fashionable assortment of Spring and
u1rr EourrtS Crai--. Ribbons Lace French and Ar
rcau Flowers together With good assortment oi Eucs
Collars &c. 8c. IaplOl MISS FITZGERALD.
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Ns!;li:7er, and Hrc>. Making.
Mrs. C!sptEN

DESPECTFJLIT informs the ladies Of Ottawa and Vi
HI cuity that sle La. taken the rooms over Daniel
Boot Store Madison - few doors Vest OF
Columbus O;ta VA; where she sDlicjts orders IN all that
pertains tie Millinery Trade in the line 81 Drt
Making. Cutting, Fitting, &c Her stock 0: N"He1
GOODS has be eIi selected wi; much care aud will =
found snDerjor Having lad thorough instruction au
experience the business, size IS confident 81 being alb
70 civ. r,arr-r+ satisfaction jurSI-tf
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Eyok E'4.'-,- ami b 4 Z. ak N1a,tr,I,~.r. ot.rsu
All kinds nf NiANE ,E- Ruled aIG bound Oh slar
5rjcr Music Nag-z Par qhIris a.. neatly uoi 'r,l
Also. WALL rATE done, aLL PAPER BONE
made to order.
Post Ohcs BIccL. tiF-i story. apt
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isricisleHr;si E;nplc,ncits,

Such Common S'rGrsng, Un"-N NorsS, d1,d Prairie
ILOES AdrrOtcS. T.sifjr0t0rs, Horse Rok,rS. Dc,
In short AL kinds OF heavy farmers tools. Their maci-
merry is all perfect. and prop ellcd 10y abundant
failing water power. Farmers invited call
and examine their work whether they wish l:-chase
not. -fNttsiF TosI j. tCIrFrfNfed.
Orders from distance promptly attended and inv
pleInents placed T. ard canal tots free Df
charge. frb3-f D.. NJ.
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robacco IL Cigar rsms,ufactory,
OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

TIE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
OF Gewei Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business on more extensive scale. lie has hand and
is always i'll receipt of tle hest quality of American, la
liam and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments. Mantles Furniture, &c. As he has some of
the best workmen in the western country,
surcd that he up anything in his line in superb
or stye together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give al those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
prom .iy attended TO. JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa, March S, 1856.
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FzEaGES! ki.IrisS..
w have just had printed Cu fine paper. ahou: %
W Reams OF Blanks. which offer "r SAFE al CLiCa-
go prices. They embrace. III part - follows:
WARRANTED, Special WarIautc- and QuiJsrju Deeds.
Mortgages kids. Articles Of tCr, Cuatt.l
Mortgages, Leases. Warehouse Receipts, Judgment
Notes and general supply % Justices and CoUsabit's
Blanks.
Orders by mail otherwise Tr ornr'y attended 20.
aug22 EATIEUE a ORION.
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
{. ". AETDslD.
NANUYAClUEEE uF AZ. yAE;LTIT>
Bread. ca, zee. ;inS. Crackers.

.V,iJtsoH, CO't0oS >'resf. Ottg'rG. TisIoi.
X prepared TO furnish At tire shortest notice.
y vry superior article OF Sugar. Soda, B1-osi, Butter
Wate- Pic Me, W.ac, aud Ginger CTar.rs, Pilot and
Navy Bread
AL 10 business strictly Ca- basis and have
~ facility for MauuaCturingI enabled sell low
as any other House III the West.
All kinds of Fancy and Wedding Cak- kept constantly
hand and made TO order. iuov29l {. W. SANFORD
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DIR. A. ASHCANAZY, Hungarian,
rlAViNG just returned TO this oity from Europe
where he has visited the most important nstitutions
nseicAl learning offers his services to the public
Particular attention paid to Cnrouic diseases.
Ofice-lrst floor over d. Walkers Drug Store in Me-
tropolitan Hall Building. MARI
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Ii. SC.sIii:ssSE!. Nlo..
ES.IG ". .YTsES,
Stone. Stone For

l$0He C,ftey- amt Slime -Rys,,l- Ori,rg Ii.
All kinds uf Stone eating and Stone Laying. with th,
Celebrated Jo't~t Stone, done on shert notice.
Yard, the Gas Works. ju'2i-tf
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oITAN W y STONE. YARD


StpeJ-i"r Srset, H~Hr EfrHIr'~ Vrg., EtR'j~l-seH.
STONE cut rrD all patterns and Glr.i.- .,u-.
Athens and joliet stone for sale, az delivered % order
PI.0ERY AND 3 ANK BOOK mAayFiCTCRY
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n. Il. BRISTOL.
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD

Justice Of the Peace.
Once side of Columbrs adj dining his resi-
eepce, nearly opposite the Pos; Office
Viii thank his friends for all business pertaining o
his Office, and promises attend all such wi Il
promptness.
Living adjoining to his catce, he may always be ou
on hand ap2t
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VI. kNE1TSSs,.


German D,rggisf and Apotiecd,E, Nam 81. ottdaet.
WHOLESALE AND EETAII-l
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French togniae Bran
dies Wines, &c, &c. HUg2s
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IUWNICfWW NWFy''t.
Particular attention given TO Surgery
Office in Gibson 4 Brothers block, La Sale
srv-t one door south Of Back Coles Furniture Store
sep2j
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II. r. CAMERON,
attorney at L0Ir-Oft-IdCd, In SiIe Co, W
rromp, attention paid TO the investigation of titles.
payment OF purchase and sale Of real estate, and
collection of claims
Clark 4 Falkner. 16 Wall St y. Y.
.. H. kerfoot Co., Chicago.
up Iglehard.
Ogden, Fleetwood Co,
ONCE, doors of Eames, Allen ( Co.'S Bank.
iun2S
, 1858-11-12

emphatcally the work of the people, and not Of
the government Of the country.
Rcsolred, That a line of military posts should
be established for the protection of the Northern
route. In which connection, it is worthy Of
mention that the great rivers Of this route, the
Missouri and Columbia, furnishes the means Of
supply, BY steamers. The mouth of the Yellow
Stone and Great Falls Of the Missouri, on the
former river, and Fort Walla-Walla and Fort
Colville on the latter, are points at which large
posts are indispensable; and these are probably
the only points at which large posts are required
west of the State Of Minnesota, as FAR as the
main Columbia. The intermediate country can
be held by movable troops operating from these
posts, according to circumstances.
ResOlred, That in view of the fact that the dis
covery Of gold fields in the British possessions
on Fraser River, and the establishing Of the Col
ony of British Columbia, will insure a rapid set.
tlement Of that region and in view also Of the
fact that steps have already been taken for the
survey Of railroad route through English ter
ritory, from Canada to the Pacific, it behOoves
our government to be up and doing, and to ex.
tend to our people such aid in grants Of land
&C., as will enable them to push line of road
through our territory to this northwest coast,
to the end that the commercial supremacy Of the
Pacific may be insured to our nation.
Resolred, That our delegate in Congress be
requested to urge the passage of an act .ranting
lands to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
In, oil hxy Of fha aUipl0fiva ASS
bly, Of Washington Territory, passed January
2s;h, 1857; the Legislature Of Washington Ter
rtory having. by said act Of Incorporation grant
cd the right Of way through said Territory.
". NJ. MoRRow, Chairman.
c. W. SwNDAL, Secretary.
, 1858-11-12
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853.

DR. p. NJ. O'BRIEN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
IL sician and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
FTancco and Of the hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy Is
now in charge q the darne Hospital at Port Townsend
DR.. 0BREN Is also prepared to receive private pa
tiens lie hGtters himself too, with the hope that on
experience Of sixteen years the patiee Of his proe
sion. both private and hospital together with thorough
medc0 chiru gcal educatn evidenced by the pTope
guarantee Of diploma 10 that fct u Obtain for hin
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget SJund.
Letters addressed
Pm o'BRiEN, MD,
Port Townsend,
will ne duly ACKNOWLEDGED. III
, 1858-11-12
RATE@a

By which tho most wonderful and a cest cures art
effected without particle Of nasty and p1snnus medi-
cine Of any kind; and be makes very m derae charges
though be does not attempt 10 swnde any into thl
idea that he does Il all
, 1858-11-12
LONDON cLuBuoUsE GIN.

To the Public.
VIIS celebrated Ginpretendlngto TO pothng but what b.
viz pure and unaduterased article, and assuming
artificial merits VI what Is not ns rome Of its rival i'm
extensive sales in The cities q New YoTk, P6adephis
Boston and the Westen cities has been pronounced b.
the public well as by the best medical and scientific
authorities throughout the United States and the CanAda
to be superior not only beverage Of general use,
any other article cometrg against IT, but s unequalsd
in its medicinal efficiency in oil classes Of compainis
To persons travelling In these days Of rapid transit from
East to West, North 70 South and more particularly tO
thcsecrOsnR the Isthmus aud who ere conea chang
Ing their water well as their climatewho are drink
ing ind ed dozen kinds Of water In every twenty tUu
hours and each draught containing some property acting
in chemical antagonsms to the preceding me- thereby
causing unnatural degree Of excementh the stomach
lit Is positively and atso uttly necessary
teraeting sgeut Frm the faet that ths tle!e s pre-
We know IL viii a, a. an antidote, We confidently pre-
scribe It as the very best article In the country The
name Of Aromatic Seheidam sehnapps has never been
attached In any way TO this article.
The London Club-House Gin
Requires none Of the usual caution TO the pnhc to
beware Of cCuntersers It being Ike all other genuine
articles, beyond the base art Of counterfsiting.
The London cIub-IIouse Gin
antidote the horrible adulteatOn TO which every
thing alcoholic is submIted-the noxous polsons made
up and sold as AROMATIC ScHEIDAN ScHNAPPs, &C.
The London Club-House Gin
Requires no word Of advice" caution 70 the pub
cn Those who once drink find security in its virtue
against the vicious temptations Of drinking any Of IL
vile limitations even under advice ~ while those who
caution the public against counteeiters have them
selves been cautioned BY the pubic TO beware Of any but
THE LONDON CLrD HorsE GM
WILLIAM II. DAY,
cole Importer, New York.
N0TICE.-The unexampled success of the LoHpoE
CLuB HOusE GIN has induced q host Of imta ors, who
putting up inferior article under similar titles.
Purchaser will please notice the aeSie Of the sigma
ture Of the undersigned on the label
4 IN -l1-1 WM II. DAILY.
For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. California. 5-Smls
, 1858-11-12


AMedicnll Diet Drink, Of emnenty saluary qualities
manufactured by him eli exclusively, at his factory at
cheidam, In Holland, AID well known during the last
twelve years throughout the Atantic and Western aes
IL made from the best Barley that can be selected IN
Europe, with the essence q IN aromatic lslah berry q
acknoSledped and extraordinary medicinal qn les II
has long since acquired higher reputation, b0th in Eu
rope and Amertca, than any other duretic beverage
| Analyz D., It Is PERrE0rLY rURE Logon, In IL
Effects q mid and wboes me tonic it Is extensively
used and approved by the medical faculty, the temper
ance penple, heads Of families, &c.
Ia Gravel, GJut aud rheumatism, In Distinctions O
the Bladder aud Kidneys, and in general Debility, IL
effects are prompt decided and invariably reliable And
ia which they produced by drnkig bad water which
am nj university the cause OF 'hem' hoPera'es as
Err ysr and Acme 1, ia one of Tho ro., ,c,ciop,
| ,ir,yen;ives that eau be r,soritd to.
The ironaiir ehpidam SehnRppS
:, .ors,,nor,,r q, 90, aon.ra i,
aopt ~ s,s l. those nars os The es0sc,aiIv ~
we'll M by any in every community wter Il Ss be ONE
known on account Of IL other remedial uIonerties
in all cases Of Drop,iea Tendency Il h generalv ths
only remedy REQUIRED when adoped in he elry stage.
of ihe disgse In Dyspgpsia nialades when tsken n
quantities as rt drink and especalIy Al dinner
Il found by uniform experience to ii eninrn ly eiea
ciOls Iuihe most obstinate cases when even ihe best II
STy rerf In os F"ioeDcy n Il a mmss, ,a nj
nv,rale snecilc. aud II NAV be aJmrisered In din,ad