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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06

use of their bribery aud sop" ens,@se'neh's
than the Nj. & P. II. II. Co.; but the latter
Company, having its place OF business hete'
our information of It's affairs is more denhite
than of the rest. Therefore it is that we
have made more frequent reference to H. and
not because we regard it as more culpaole
than the Others. On the contrary, We will
do it whatever justice it may DC entitled TO-
by saving tn we believe it to be less in
yolved in these fraudulent engagen ents than
either the .Tjqtusit" or 'Roa Ricer' COmpa
MES.
Then let US see if these inquiries will ex-
haust the S237,000 bogus indebtedness Of
the NJ. d T. II. Il. Co.
Say to meet first inquiry, under the head OF
Legislative expenses, required .......... $l5O,OO0
The second, for the purchase of Minnesota D-
ftc'ors, '-'' '''-' o,, .o'ov
The third, election expenses ............. 3t,Uv0
This latter item is small, but it makes S237,UoO
Leaving nicely balanced account.
We commend the above to the consider
alton OF Mr.. BALCONIES - particularly the
S37 900 item for election expenses to defeat
the Republican ticket.
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Misery Wanting but unable TO get Conn
pany!

We learn that Mr.. Powers, Of Olmsteaa
County, whom we took occasion to censure
with two others, at the commencement of
the Session, for certain inconsiderate vote
given by them, was approached by the "era-
sives'' and asked to join with them in the
" crushing" card sent US by the Winona dele
CATION. They mistook their man however.
His soul was Of larger size than they ina
gined it to be and he declined being guilty
OF such small revenge as that which they
proposed. He told them if they were "going
to mako deused fools of Themselves they
might do it alone-he shouldn't travel on
tAat road Mr.. Thompson and DR.. Tefft of
Wabashaw, the other two, were likewise ap.
preached, as we are informed but they gave
the big-souled (.) Winona delegation to IN
lerstand, that thf57' heads were healed long
ago and they had n" grief, to revenge in
nat way. So the immortal %six"were Gem
leiled " bear undivided, I'll ~ blsshing hon.
Or Of scrushier' the Minnesoiias. They
win have a good inc of it we think before
completing the laoor of hate
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06
Stopping Papers.

Messrs. st. A. d. Bacombe, NJ. Grover, s.
4. johnson, f.. NJ. Bearce, Sam. Beman and
u. $. Norton, members of the State Legisla-
ture, have taken queer stepto ext'cate the
MinneSOtian from The peris of its present po-
sition. That paper was fast losing its polti-
cal friends, from the course it lad seen fit to
take on the Loan Bill. There was danger
that il wonld cea~c to be respected as the Or
can Of the Republicans and cease to have
Influence among its former su. porters. Ap-
preciating the danger OF the crisis. tie gen
tlemen We have named magnanimouslv step
ped forward to arrest the impcnd NJ fate. and
apparently because tie M;nDeso'i0n had
seen fit to crIt'cisc their public poStion-or-
dered their names to be erased from its sub
scripti"n LIST, and their papers to be stopped
Ridicnlousness is relative. This pueri'e ex-
hibition OF impotent vindictveress is so in
tenscly ridiculous. that tue small,st thing the
Mnasotiaa ever did expands to grandeur be-
side the inconceivsble liitleness of the re-
venge-St. Paul Adcertiser.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06
How much Stock does IL Take4

1t is boasted about the city by the Rail
road folks, that they are arranging with the
Editors of the Times 10 distribute its Weekly
broadcast throughout the Territory. We
nave no objection to cur neighbors prosperi-
ty but object slightly to ourselves or the
people being taxed to replenish the Treasu-
ries of the Railroad Companies which pay
them. For ourselves, we rely upon the un-
bought people, whom we are endeavorlng to
save from being plundered and overtaxed, to
sustain the .Nianeso,ian, both Daily and
Weekly and we think they a0jN d. IL! But
"sink or swim" We are enlisted for The war,
and shall not cease until victory perchts up
on our banners.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06

THE OLD SETTLERS ASS cMTIox.--Pur-
nant 20 call of number Of the por>nrs
designated in the act OF the last TctritniiI
Legislature Incorporating the odd Settlers
AS,ocati"n," large and respectable num-
1rr Of cold Settlci>'-wlo hal located in
Minnesota prior to l85C--assrmblcd at tie
rooms of TIE Historical Saciety in tie C,ni-
oil on Saturday aiterl oou the 9th ult.. at
avO O'Clock.
The meeting was called to order by Hon.
AARON Goodrich, on whose motion Hon
II. II. S1BLEY was called to the chair Taa
Hhal briefly stated the object Of the meet
'ng, after which the Society was fully organ
lied by the election of the following Officers
or the ensuing year:
Presiaent.-IIOn ii. Ii. SIBLEY.
Vice Presidents.-IIon. A. GOODRICH and
Ion. l.. A. BABCocK.
Secretary.-A. L. LARPENTEUR, Esq.
1reasurer.-J. w. Bass, Esq.
The time for the annual meeting was fixed
for the first of June-the anniversary of the
proclamation of the existence Of the Terrific
rial Government in lS49.
Committees was appointed on BYLAWS,
when the Society adjourned to meet newt
Saturday Mt the same time and place.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06

tae four roads has drawn $500OOO; III the
aggregate S2000000; that year has elaps-
ed and default is made in the payment OF tie
interest. The State throws the bonds into
tie market t. raise the interest; 1he a
mount Of one is S70,0W-what amount OF
these bonds will it require to pay it? Would
they sell, under such cr:nmstances for %
cents o. the dollar? 20, nor for ten ,r1-
less by mere accident, that rarn acis-a @en
une stock gambler, With surplus funds g
nough TO buy them on .hc riere respect o.
future value, couli he rnd. Their intrin.io
or present value woulo be absolutely moth
ing aid the inau who would risk ills fund
in their purchase, woulo 10 it solely on thea
prospective valu,. SAY then, they would sc
for ten ctnts on the doi.ar-abrut the pres,l
rate Of tic Miseauket Z La Crssss Mock-
tlsat road, which pas over $1,000 Of ne.
irQft to tho mile according to he loan al
Gates asss1 Ion, and i would require sal,
OF at least SB0O 900 o: the " tirk ,nor,.aee
bonds" to liluidateit.
This would leave in the hands Of the Treas
urer only $1,000, ,OO0--worth ten cents OF
the dollar-to meet the outstanding Stato
bonds to the amount Of $2,OOO,OO0, or il
other words-the real security in the hand,
of the Treasurer would be less than SSl20
OOo-and less than enough to pay the inter
est alone for Que year. On the $2,UOO,O00 Of
State bonds issued
Suppose the whole $5,000,000 to be issued
AMI the pieces OF 70 ds provided for in the
bill, completed. Say two years have elaps-
ed, and default is made in the payment o
the ntercst-$lT5,0 200. The State throw
her first mortgage bonds into tho market -
Put them at the same rate of first ,noitga4,
bonds o. The lAf,c nike d. LII Crosse Lant
Grant roal are bought-say 10 cents on tAo
dclar-and it will require over $500 900 to
pay the interesr-~.whch would exhau,t tn,
Whole Of the SIS 900, 900 first mott age bond,
in three and half years leaving the interest
for the remaining four and half years an
the whole Of the principal, a dead loss t. tn,
State. Wonderful security, isn't itf
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sEmcrald,s Green Isle.,s

The Glencoe Register is giving bio. raphi-
cal sketches of the members of the FIRST Le-
gisla.ure Of the State Of Minnesota. The
following occurs under the head of
wM b. McGRoRTY-Mr McGrortyis is one of the St.
Paul delegation He is native of Emeralds Green
Isle"
''Emeralds green isle is pretty good, and
decidedly apropos of the green isle in ques-
ton. Bat who is this Mr.. Emerald, who has
come into the possessive case of such an a.
tonishing amount Of verdancy 2--S. Paul
Adrertiser.
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Are they so Sure

When the President of the Minnesota and
Pacific Railroad Company, in his high ex
citement threatened that THEY rouLd cRUsi,
every man who opposed it, (the Monster
Loan,) there is no doubt he betrayed himself
He didn't mean to make that threat-not yet
He didn't mean to carry out that threat--
no. yetf The time may come, but not get!
The Loan is obtained, not get! So, Mr.. RE,
when COOL wishes to disown the impruden
remark. No wonder. 1t wdS rather a1tici-
patin@. What if it should make the people
think Of the MONOPOLY OF POWER which ii
implies What if it should rouse feeling
of resistance to such monopoly?
And then it is SO different from the willy
Cat like approaches taught in all our Indian
tribes So different from the soft insinuat-
ing ways heretofore so successful of the same
great chief ! 1t is SO unworthy of the moe
caSln way of the moccasin men
Bat while we appreciate the humiliation,
the modification. OF 3,r. RICE, that excite
ment' should haze SO entrapped him, we
cant JON the Jupiter Of the Times in the Yea
geancc he proposes to infiict on the gentl-
man Yno was so wicked as to hear Mr. RlcE
make the above remark, and SO atrocious q,
to remember it distinctly. Possibly, his I'M
atoaed crime deserves to suffer some crush
ING, some such, perhaps, as tue C. Wlnona
Delcgation'' that terrible Nemesis-meted
out 10 US. But listen, with pity listen, while
we once more place before our readers, from
the Times, these words Of implacable Fate:
1--WE learn that his informant Mr.. Mackubin, OF
the banking firm of Macubin & Eigerton who, sup
pose IS about the streets making known the private
transactions of the bank. It's all well enough. but the
cc-.;leinan may lessen his deposits-that's ALL
Lessen his deposits % That circum-
stance of having witnessed Mr.. R1cE's prema
ture disclosure OF h,s anticipated power and
purpose "may lessen his dep ,sits.' NJ
doubt the Tines has. the will to serve its pat.
rons, in 'crushing out" or any way /; but l..
that shunderbslt authentic and really Olym.
pian2 Isn't it too early IN thc scasa n i,r .he
fclltning to strike? Are you su,c, gentl,-
tnen ''cIushers," that you have tie s. ,000,-
COO to crush with Remember your Char
acter is that of beggars-you are masters, not
get! Perhaps Minnesota won't give hersel;
in:o your hands, as Lear gave himself into
the power of his unnatural children, and re-
rent as Lear repented. The time has not
come to use such language. Mr.. Tines aGd
gentlemen,--not yet, not qaite yt!
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JUST after his conp d'etat in 1851. lid Ems
crOr of France used these words in tonyer-
7a'on as reported by an American {olres-
iert Of The London Times:
MY lie presents four phases Tie first
comp 'sed the foilies Of my youth, sud-, rs
ne expeditions Of Strasbug 2 and Bou,,ne !;
he. e served to make me known. Tn. sec
,nd IS ms pm sidency the third, nv dic,a.er
mp ana the fourth will close pNh my ri!
D nsaM Nte assossin' 'sLiom.o
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The views ofthe Daily Times about F-R.o-D
are little different now-a- davs from The no.
rod when it fought so ficrceIy Mr.. EDvuSp
RICE and the old Minnesota and North
Western Railroad Company 1t now swal.
lows RICE, Railroads, fraud and ALL 4 larpt
gnlp Tor so small throat-but it is crease,
doubtless !
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?13U00UU
This calculation is based upon the very 81.
oent presumption that the whole of the $5,-
100000 loan will be employed in the legiti-
mate construction Of the roads. But let us
look at it in another aspect. Say each Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
An Unjust Discrimination

We invite the attention of tho Norfolk papers,
which have been very fruitful OF complaints against
the freight charges on the Virginia and Tennessee
Road to fact which is stated in the late Report
of President Campbell. 1t is there asserted that
the steamers plying between New York aud Rich
mond charge the same rates Of treight to Norfolk
that they do To Richmond This il n most unjust
discrimination against Norfolk, and in favor of
Richmond-and is something that should receive,
at once the attention of the people Of Norfolk
lit will be seen at once that Norfolk cannot COM
pete with Richmond in the sale of merchandise to
interior Virginia. il the latter city has pay moth
ing for freight from Noriok--as is virtually tho
case under the present arrangement. Unless this
discrimination can be abolished, Norfolk had bet
ter Mt once determine upon line OF steamships to
New York for herself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
A Politicians Inconsistency.

The Washington Union has been examining
Gov. Wises political record, and conyicts him,
within the brief space of twelve months. Of .
strange inconsistency 1t will be recollected that
during the great Hunter and Wise imbroglio last
FALL the Governor wrote a long letter on the sub
icct, which was published in all the papers. Tho
follLwing is an extract from it:
III, upon precedent. tho convention Of Kansas,
adopts n republican form of State Government,
and reports it to Congress without submitting II
10 the people. agree with Mr.. Hunter in accept
ing it and voting 10 receive Kansas as "A State
slave or free. into the Union"
According to the above doctrine, Gov Wise, If
in Congress. would have been bound to vote for
the admission Of Kansas into the Union under the
Lrcompton Constitution. Yet. wnen Mr. Douglas
tuok the ground Of opposition to TINT measure, il
is under-t. cd that the Governor occdpel the sams
position. Indeed. in his recent letter to Illinois
,,mpathisng with Douglas, he announces n doc
Urine directly in the teeth Of that proclaimed in
his Hunter letter. Among other articles of his
creed, he declares
Utter opposition to the detesiable doc
Of trine the absolutsm Of conventions to prescribe
and proclaim fundamental forms of govern,
mcnt at their will. without submission to the
sovereign peoples doctrine fit only for slaves.
md claimed only by lcgtimiss aud despots of the
Old World"
The Governor, it seems, is now utterly oppos-
ed to Fundamental forms of Government" being
proclaimed without submission to tho sovereign
peoplc'-whilc, last year, he agreed with Mr..
Hunter" in accepting the Kansas Constitution.
which not submitted. But. what is tho
ua of virtp az s;ata 2
His whole political record has been nothing but a
tumble Of Inconsistencies from beginning to end.
lilo has hcen consistent only in inconsistency.
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Southside Railroad.

We are indebted to Col. Thomas II. Campbell
President, for n copy of the Ninth Annual Report
Of the President and Directors of the South>de
Railroad Company. Ii af,rls rs pleasure to
learn from it tho prosperous condition and latter
ing prospects u this road Its gross income for
the past ten months was S31j 296 10 The gross
come against SO per cent last year. aud the net
income sls3.345 OF, or )! per cent on the entire
cost OF the work. and 10 per .ceat. gain upon tho
previous year. which. after paying all the interest
upon the company's debt, AS well as the sinking
fund upon $4,000 due tho State leaves bal
ance of Sol lGO 02. or !! per cent upon the stock
Of the company. Altogether, the report is most
promising
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SCENE IN THE BRANDRETm HOUSE,


( Sir Genirmes ssated round tabie
IM snae~e.Ihs house owned by the maker of the eel
ebraed Brandreth i1ls, which have great merit have
brother who lives in New hampshire an who long
tim" sick The doctors around did help him
and energy failed sep frc his conn.
ienanee and ryt. Indicated constant h, zeal debility Finally
ms may appear to the INST box him right his feet
and NE If USE for few months restored him eni ely
feet health lie thinks TINT DR. liau eih too superior all
living men.
tosas was for long time Led arayiic. No
entertained that he would
Try few doses Of ps they may possibly ben.
Ont you He used W does, and helped lilo contin
be Logan to feel the circulation In the extrems-
The use Of the r wa' further j"deonsy persevered
sufcc 10 that In les til
cured having recovered III" of his limits completely
i"trny saint and to ts day he has burning before it ,mo
large candies which he designs eeninac proof
Graham s. Bnonos AYR narrated to me the above
sd I r. have made many cure.
here r.nd Of mine Of large fortune and high so, a posi-
hope advised him worldly affairs his time on
enr'h was to be Of brief duration lie directed by aspe
relating to them he took hst desc ho follow ed plan
Of purg1iipn right onward his largest fifteen pills
IN single day The absorbants aroused actonthe
Exec. re-. Of wS'e,y aid in the very prime
d. brande'hs PILLS have not begun to be half known
4M Gsntman-I know Brandrcth's Pills are a wonderful
tered to who had been sick years confined
i.aeted and drawn his hands closed and sned He took
me Ps ou In The morning and tonr In the evening and
drank freely Of beef soup, which his only diet
weeks he was entirely cured and rode ies
horseback This effected by Brandrchs Pills
medicines aud physicians had failed caused the Dr.
,randreth TO sell retail hundred dollars
his pills In that little
on Geniemam-A Mr. Underhil of Weschester county VIII,
Fought Ia the war OF e2 Is amcr Dir Brandret,
BECAUSE he says his pills saved his lie suffering
from cancerous affection In his left breast had been
der treatment Tor three without benefit He finally
commenced to try the patent Incidence but got
better until he began with Brande,hs Pills These taken
cry night In dosea varying from 1--WE him
In Two month";. Some time after he was badly hurt by tree
falling upon his back but still he took andrehs Pills
day Ills surgeon told him they could do good local
Injury and that would be least year before
walk. In three weeks health
his recovery them. He he will Brandreh
AZ long as he lives
eth Genemah-- And these Pis sold No. 294 Canal
street, Brandreth Building
LIST Geneman-They are, 25 cents box and BY gents
generally. -. w-nov dlwif
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lpeaceabc obiectonly. In truth, technically speak
ing, these cmigrsnts renounce their allegiance 10
this Governmsst whom they start upon the ezps-
dition. They are no longer citizens Of the UNI
ted States, and do not claim the protection Of our
Government II our Government be not respon-
sible for their protection, on what ground can We
be held responsible for their actions? Should We
not rather consider them as beyond the limits Of
authority. and entirely Invested of all odor of
the nationality Of the Union?
The President may consider. and no doubt docs
consider, that hc is doing his duty-but the pub
lie will scarcely submit with patience to a repeti-
ton Of the autocratic act OF Commodore Pauldng
In our foreign diplomacy. "non-in,eryention" has
has been the word since Mr.. Monroe's time to the
present-and ii 10 too late in the day for the new
doctrines Of Buchanan and Paulding to be promul-
gated to the American people.
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Shocking Death "A Man Smotherod in a
Chimney.

b R,traon : ana q ,.,o,L $50, L., .,o,,;
,c.;ion 'c.,rri a, ,',A 'n ,"a' e'.n'ns' u"
Ian, b' w." pn;", ""', SL n'ai."s pau hh'he'
Jntrs ,r E,,r,h no,,h .al 80. - '" .,o
n.,,h,nh ;n.a .u' y. ''"., ~" ,"'e" '"e
INV s..n' t'a'' .. eA'.e'a''i.' anu
a,I.s n;uI'",'o. 10 'he many III me
~ y. '"e r yesraoe enr, 10, ol paa nqaor ana
49, I;,, .Se " " ,ne m, mn
s'''""' WHY r M"s me- nie""'u pi'on ne re-
s'.I ne. Nv" IHu oa'Pe"'er SUITES, no an, mas
"a ,,nr n ..rn"5 =, ,h ssue -, ,h aaa f's ,na
aIser 40 we learned NJ the scene of the afa'f was
'", ,r,e', uau.
n' .' ,,. s us we were aole 10 ga'ner
,"c' u, p'e scene ol rne aneif' were nearly as toi
n" ;.,a asm sne enor.s o' some ui the parties 10
nas"a'. our .eporsr may MAKE ms account IN,
I'D sons MINOR particulars Tor they tod
US '",s as l,..e pam un'n us wen they could.
.o-v hr;aL S' u; ,ne mouse we found three
amd' ,bn ;nd;"..;s' WV" a oar IN tue front room,
ana the Indications were that its inmates were
naru,H .ne most Respectable IN the world They
ARE all women. tnree or four in number A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dy.prp.ia Cnrfd.-From Joseph Hoxie, Esq,
N"w York Cty-Ntw York. July 3l-Gentlemen: Having
suffered many years from repeated attacks OF Dyspepsia ts
worst FORM aud almost exhausted hopes able
obtain any permanent relief was induced To have
IN" tAfGtNATfp bfTtRs prepared by DIR Geo Green,
ff watch agents II gives pleasure
that rs effect has been highly ben, fetal graduating
tn. disease, Restoring good health
hoe that all who he suffering from that dreadful disease
viii be ndn' give the edcn" rial ily believing
Will not be dsal polluted In ia" suit
JOSEPH HOME. No 10 Wall Street
such testimony the above, nticd the confidence
Dysciia an proves the efficacy of the Dxygenated Bit
Nj llokie is well known highly respectable citizen
sim w FpWIE & Co, lJS W asinRtou Street, Boston,
Ptop'rt"ls Sold By ther agents every where NOV llw
Mexican Mustang Linimrnt.-Inirinsicv virtue
alone could Insure the sc this article has attained
for khcuhasm SAT- Rheum Burns Bruises STIFF JOINTS
Calls Spran Pole Evil, and ellngs Horses, has
i Man OF Beast NJ Will be without II who
has tested it, value. And
estimation the Mustang Inimeni chcrfuy
article performed in neghborhOod
ssths. l. w. SMITH. Ridgeiieii Conn s. LEITCH, Esq
Hyde Park Vt writes that the horse considered
less dis spavn3 but the OF the
tang Iinin.n. sold him Tor $50 Iniment IL
dnng here Such testimony Is reaching
ry day The hall Is not told Every family should have
Beware oi MraTo>s The genuine Mustang is sold by all
Respectable dealers throughout the world Beware Of any
Bragg's I.iniment" Its base imitation
BARNES a rAEk Troprictos,
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SALES BY AUCTION.
TuJs DAY.


NALCABL B BBDWODD GAND fer aAIR
Having determined % remove will sell At public snc
sE n me r.sACT OF LAND which now reside
eea Aih VIEW lying a. the Va and Tenn Railroad IL
es above Iynchburg and 10 from Liberty County
eontainng 64i ACRES The waters Of Et crerp
haNr long been considered productive easily
led and Improved lands In the County The farm 4.
abnndsn,i. watered with hns springs we'll laid of into
heds snd ts with water In each and be convenient
divided i'o two or more parts with due proportion Of wood
10 .ach p'r IN the nor side OF the Railroad large "a
aud commolions BRICK BUILDING with 10 rooms ex In
nsse ct he bssemenD with all ouhousts o tie
emoit and convenience of large family OF Lot b,,s
-biaek TN the south Of the Railroad a new 0RIGr Nj
aud turn out Tor the accommodation per and
&A bors The plarc has also FINE ORCHARDS Of p.srh
49, and Apple Trees in full bearing, convenient ~,
both churches aud schools. and In a neshborhnod ~,
considered Of the sabe In thin M ~ ~ H.
country the health ofthe place and the beauty
dg scenery unsurpassed anywhere Persons desiring H.
time and place the Crop stock Household Kitchen Furni
ire and Deaps Likely Negroes The sale will com.
at 10 O'clock and continue from lay to day until finish
ed Terms made known on the day Of sale
ocfi dtds II n sTpproI
Richmoi 4 whiR e,py lawtis - WA
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hoiieWn,'- Pills are the beacon irc~ 1T health
To AL na'i"ns whether civilized In aud
the debility generated by any kiud,
prostrann OF The their effect is at the time
"sating and they dN" from the the
bd o almrnt and bring back the fau, pristine
health and Sold ut the anuicory No ~ Maiden Lane.
Ne" YORK, aud by all Druggists AT It hjc, and 81 box