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ITEMS OF Interest

J,oes Kollv convicted of tb, ,uur,lor
of his wife. was hung in Kings county
~ y Jail. al BROOKLYN, on the goth
nit
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JUDGE Tlli. lilo rcaui4r Democratic
.4tlnl4,r has been elected Gav.rn., 81
North Caroiiu b., q heavy majority over
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thr Union undo, ,he !ccompton consti'
tuition. and of 800 ~ favor There are
yet twenty-five counties to he heard
/ from
RALEIGH. \. e.. Aug i : Mr Vance,
Il N...t.r.. ...,..t,f.I,.I.. G. Non. t,ps- 11.
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LOST.

TIVE unconditional head right certificate grant
] ed 10 Elisha Williams, Tor twelve hundred
ami eighty acres OF lanl, ciee No. 2, lay 'hc
Board d Land Commissioners a Harrison cosn
" rexas on the 9Th day Of September -il
Aui if not found shall apply for duplicate
JAMES TUCKER
ulu-l II 50 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

Irr Ftorr OF NnFD SovInrrvrH7
Nr lancevs new party moves slowly
! docs u.t seem 90 take with the people
aul yct there is something captivating
ms thr idea At the first glance II is nov
el and ia many respects attractive to "A
large siiss al our people. who are ever
r hot water about somebody OF some
uhg Il is not going 10 revolu'ipnize
the South any m0ro then the Hottentots
are going to rcvoluliomze Gre~ Britain
We may bc wrong il SO. We are truly
rcgretiul; hut we can put no other con
strHction on the movement than that it
is private aud personal matter with
Mr. lancev, who wishes a seat ia the
United states senate. and has Gospaired
Of ever getting IL throagh the Democrat
ic party We clip the following from
one ol oar exchange;
The Lerepe n f'm'ei SeHtAoEns
\ meeting 10 set this new organization
ON foo, was held in Mon,g omerv, Ala
bama. week before last. "a Esliie Hall
under the auspices ct Col Nancey The
Confederation saws There was some
eighty 10 one hundred present mostly
attracted By curiosity. We suppose. for
when agRers 10 the lesRnc were called
everybody left the room, except SOME
dozen on fifteen who, W. Hre told put
thuig names down
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

4 barGL ouuAer --omo ia agd'y
scoandrel. on Wednesday night last, en-
tered the horse lot Of MAJ SUNNI 2,
living near stai'ordviilo, IN this county
and 20 badly cut A fine brood mare, be.
longing to Maj Summers, that she dlod
in a day or two after such hruies
should be ferreted out and driven from
the community - Rgss EagHissr
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Auction Sale.

Will SELL at Auction every Saturday ana
~ NIGHTS. good assortment Of Dry tooas
Boot Shoes Hia, and Ready Mad. Clothing
also Liquors AID Groceries. Core and st Tar
gains ..
A SCHWARTZ.
.Iane ! 3 l-.a ~ n Z
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

Tuiycs Is Urn.-A Fiery Seord 0rey n,
Ner Jerusalem Up to the 10th of June
the Desert News was still published in
Fillmore City II prints the President b
Proclamation to the M0rmnns. and the
various army orders. without comment
The usual heligcrcut tone has given place
to q Pacific one; the Saints arc exhortod
10 obedience and great stress is laid upon
the merit Of their sacsaiice- The
News publishes the following statement
dated Salt Lake City, May %:
This morning IT twenty minutes past
| O'Clock, 1vo saw a most singular appear.
aucc IN the meridian over this city \
red stream Of light issued from The hcav.
ens, az though the sun was developed IN
cloud Il rcscmbled the tail % a com.
met. but in few moments assumed the
shape 81 sword oi massive dimensions
rising horizontally. and pointing duo
east The shape was quite perfect. the
hill, much brighter than the blade, and
vareeatcd like n rainbow The moon
stood southwest There was ring
formed around it of redish color but
t,at So bright as the sword through
which ran two linos forming q cross, the
ono pointing 10 the earth extending, ap.
apparently, abort two feet below the cir
cle On the west side 1t the circle there
was smaller sword Of fainter colors
pointing northwest
This appearance was kop, mp for ff
teen minutes. without envy alteration, at
ter which the firg around the moon as
suWcd ihc shape If belt and then dis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

In con7cqgc6ce 70. the excessive hest the com
moueemeu' a. the mex, session in the Masonic
Female inst.t4'e, lias hesn postponed from the
first Monday IN september TO the fist Monday
IN October
August 20. SIS 5l4t
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on she i4ll iu.t.. In shsrsusr IS Rev Tha~t 2
Garrison. OF WILLIAM g YOUNG. Unto states
aar.hai for to- stat, H fyAs ard Nns ANN
BLACK, 1atl ai sNifffnra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

The Counties which paid the sle1i.e.tii
amount Of taxes IN Texas between 80
anl 1887 were frsSorls - ~ vas.
,,cs,on 5, 5s5; Harrison 81 i|'' ana
T-.v,. a. SO " tho county tN
.,.t,, e. ,0H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

AuTGrp NumrR or An AMERICAS. Ior.
Gray sc. IN Mrxico letter dated Mon
tcrev. July 2gth. rives the following ac.
count Of an alleged murder of an Amer.
ic.u .lv-ictu. ana subsequent robbery
a.. fog I'm tho stat OF -An f.ais. Mex
leo:
Dr. ( \ Buterfrld. an american citizen
from plnsyille lllinoise. land whose
father is Jeremiah Buttcrteld. Venice.
Ross p1st lire. Hamilton county. Ohio
according To- an entry found in a memo
randum book Of j VI Beber d. at
Cc,lral. State Of 81 Luis. about the OH of
June The supposition is that the j NJ
Bebcr above named. administered paison
to said DR. Rutteriicld as he attended
him az medical man and. immediately
on the death Of But,crReld. took posscs.
4i1u af all his money hills and n,parg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

Tho authorities Of Na;chez have 9-af
sn..nei N s.eamboa,s ani passengers
arriv,nr a. hat por, from New Orleans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

On the 5,h inst, Reynard's balloon,
which assembled from Bridgeport Conn,
"A repofted to have gone NJ sixteen
Thousand ieet--over three miles The
cold at ,ha, elevation was severe heihs
~ beg below zero Al the greatest
elevation. Mr. Keynard reports that he
could distinctly hear the music OF the
band and the shouts Of The people
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correspondent 81 the Item don fan.
~ the idea o, paying two bits for seeing
the pen,tenuaty. and thinks il an imp
sifiuu slner ihe f.r1' ~ s'shi sf' .ng s+
f .Hst|fr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

The Brownsville Flag states that
during the festivities on Sunday night
the a5ih alt, at Ramireno three men
were killed, and two others wounded
II grew ont Of an affair Of jealousy
The parties were all Mexieans. ard the
kiisine seems TO have bcrn by enc naa
with s six shooter Ameng the v.c'ima
was his own brother
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26
THE ATLANTIC TEfEURpAH

Tmxry Bar, { y +. August 5-Thc
telegraph fleet, which sailed from Queens
town a.. the 18th Of July, met in mid
ocean on the 2s:h MI,
The ends of the cable were snlioea
together a, | O'clock T. N on the goth
The Nisraga and Agamemnon then pro-
ceeded in opposite directions paying out
the cable between them at about an
equal rate-the Agamemuon with her
cunsort the Nalorous. making for valen-
90 bay. while the Niagara and Gorgon
directed their course to this place.
The cable laid is sixteen hundred and
uine,y-cight nautical miles IN length
from the telegraph station at Bulls hey.
IN the American eoast. - the head Of
Valencia harbor ami for more than two
thirds that distance is laid Ia water over
two miles deep
Communication between Che two vc7.
sells has been kept up constantly since
the vessels separated The electrical
instruments are attached 10 the ends OF
the coil on each ship, and worked the
same as in regular telegraph Office
The uninterrupted and perfect com.
munica'ion through the whole length Of
The cable. submerged at an average
depth Of two miles, has demonstrated
beyond doubt the rracticabiIity Of the
enterprise
Lieut., Everotts machinery for paying
cat the cable has worked admirably
NV foaE Aug G-Thc city is filled
with rumurs on the subiec, of The trans
Atlantic cable.
The report of the -iyal Of The Aga.
mclanon at Valencia, although It IL pub.
lished in the Herald is net confirmed
Intense anxiety prevails on the sub.
iect and further Intelligence is momcn.
tarily expected
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

Orc ,aso II yellow fever has teen re-
n,-ts5 a, AloNandrs Fortunately 'Nf
SAT-
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lRFV ANB Now When GOV = aiSer
saw tit 90 recommend tie submission Of
Kansas Constitution "a vote o. the
whole peofl there was heard along the
hoie column af the American forces.
ono loud long howl OF agony IS i The
demon OF destruction had put knife into
the very bowels 81 the south bcmoan
Ing most pItcously she fate 81 Southern
Rights. aud alternating with fierce and
fry denuneution Of the Democla y and
the President Tor NOT harhng Walker
iom his dangerous position Al that
happened bat year ago
How 10 II gots NJ Dughs a senator
from the state OF lihnojse and NJ Crit
tenden. a Senator from the state of Ken
lucky, have both advocycd a policy in
reference ca Kansas a'3rc Objectionable
than ths, 81 Gov Walker and Nhat DO
we hear from the American Press
Any howl OF agony Any fierce dcnun-
citation ci either Of these gentlemen ,
No not a whisper All "a calm and
peaceful with them now Why is i
thus' Why was Walker such a wills IN.
and why Is Critenden such . SAN lae
answer is plai cfi,eEd1n IA a Know
Nothing, and Wake was a naraocrat
nov N0lhings have s~osa j. defend
ard sappor. Know so;hings, at al times
and under all circumstances and Doubt
less have taken another oath to denogacg
Democrats a, al times, snd under all cir
cumstances FS3frel Ialtr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

1HE BOUNDARY ~rRyEy The state
Gazette says that Hen W r Scurry,
the Texas Commissioner 20 run the
boundary with the Commissioner Of the
federal government, il now in Austin
That paper says
It viii hc some time before The Com
mission commences opcrauonsi Il VIII
be engaged in the work for some elgh-
teen months u IS desired that the set
tied portion Of the frontier be first sur
vcyed
We hear nothing # the Whereabouts
of the t : Commissioner AMI his sn'c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

The polntc Coupe Echo states that
there is more general sickness Ia that
parish than has been experienced since
1853
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

The Boston Courier Says that the late
Amos Lawrence gave away for char'ta
BILE purposes during the last twenty inm
years 81 his life from the close Of 1898
to ls52--six hundred and thirty nine
Thousand dollars
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

4 young laiy Ia Tennessee waea
Kissed s1ya Won tht'' pat taa' f'shf
& ,.io.rA WOW 80 r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

Tieurrxixa ASH Lougmss In bis
charge to the jury yesterday, Judge Nc
Clure spoke Of statistical israH down
East who had carefully noted down the
number of persons struck by lightning
IN one wear, and compared It with those
who had drawn prizes in lotteries Tor
the same period, arriving at the conolu'
sion that three persons are struck by
lightning 10 one who has drawn prize.
Rather encouraging that, 70 lottery adj
venturors - P,nsbug Journal
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CABINET FURNITURE.
Spring, Hair. and MOss Maure>se
Mirrors Of all Sizes.

IN endless variety; Plain and checked India
mating, refrigerxtors Of all kinds ,ose'lsi will
les Boxes Of every sise.
Furniture carefully and securely paekea ior
shipment to the Interior.
(f,y AMI comfy purchasers will AWAY fui
car wofk ready l0F their inspection, and are cor
daily invited 70 visit ctr ssehe aad e,snia1 iif
themselves
JAW II Se N
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The Gonzales EnQHircc says that
owing TO the droutl, the crops will net
be one half as much as were anticipated
a month ago
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-26

BY rnoi G. q. foesury. o. rExtr MILITARY
INSTITUTE.
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The san Antonio Texan says that the
mail continues To Ne robbed between
there ana Galveston Who the thlei is.
is not known
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rURNxTUNE Z!

G. FLINT & JONES.
Ms a 4 46 Reval Sifts' Mas ORR IS.
NrCTlD invite the attention Of their friends
" and the public 20 their large aiii well -
lectc,l took OF
CABINET II RNiTi RE.
Having within the pos, year greatly enlarged
thor establishment they ART ngw enabled TO es
hbii the best and mos, ynFied assoriasen u
fabiue, Furniture ever offered tpI sale in The
South. comprising everything necessary IA she
furnishing Of a dwelling.
In s,l!:.ian To Fguii'afr, we keep tsr safe
Plush lIsir Enamle1 cloth crimr, oefi Ia
se.. springs taexs, twine varnish glue. g..
Spring, Hair. and MOss Mattresses.
Patent -pfing Bed Bottoms, new aud eco..o-
mical invention. Comforts spread sAcs p
-.
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JACKSON, Tenn, August % 1857
The above case perfectly cured by IS bottles of
the lthontrlptlc and one of the worst cases of
Gravel that has over been in this country.
q AnAMsnN.
Let every female who expects 60 Lecome a a.o,he,
read the following and PROFIT thereby
lORKVLIE, October, 1883
Mr.. J. F. CowAN-near sir;-lOu Will do me the kind
ness To publish under my certificate the following note
that the suffering community may be benehtted.
have given brth 20 nine children and life being
miracuously saved las ] cnnsder) by your medicine
cannot IN justice tu you and tb- public withhold my
testimony 10 its many virtues.
used your Luhontrptic in small portions perhapI
once day, for i've months, which dspelled. ltirey
the fatuleut sickness Of the stomac" hea burn
which had annoyed me. To alarming eztent
in all my former preenancies. when ] was con
same medicine, which gave an easier dely
cry by great deal than ever had before. Nor 10
thus all have seen tried IN one aud heard fro
Tes)ectaole source IN another cSe, thgt your lthoH
triPtic tried in, and the Midwife i,h others al
attendance were thorOug hy that the pain
the delivery was very much lessened by Its use.
would say to all my thai expect 10 be mothers nc
to be without your invaluable medicine during preg
nancy, and particularly the time OF conlhemert. a
Il has marked tendency to relax the system conse
quety the pain Of labor Is much diminished: and fur
dropsy Of the Womb. and now ENJOY better heAu
than have done IA ten years and believe the dis
is entirely removed. ..
Sir do tins that The surerngs Of very Of my
may be al'yiaei II they only overcome Their
prciudices much o. try the Hthontrptic. n any
person wishes "a know my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address me at lorkyille, Tenn.
-f..r . EI1JRH SNOW, #..
..# s. CYNTHIA L. SNOW.
I was present and heard Mr.. snow acknowie,lce tho
facts contaned the abope Oeruncate 1 have Is.sn
ana have believe tire truth of their ceruB
cate, cd. Rev }. W. NEEDHAM
PREPARED ONLY 81
"a. Nv. p GRAY.
Inar2;-triw&w6m NashrtfIr. T5aassses
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z y R-tasSas = Ready Rslsef far Hea6sehess
ShetBrr sex 1rryolss. kise1zn4t,sai Par
aiyse Latnbaga, Goat, searaisA, fsztA
s ache, Sussu Pea, Fever. Ssoiiea tniutz,
kA.Ery Comp atafs, scazfet Fever, Pains ~
r0oBi the i1ssf, FIegFszy Meazies. if~4st
IS burn. s2a Pains u Al kiaas- Rad Say ReA-
dy Relief y IN, IN = Rev mnutes change Tie
mtseries yea SAFER 90 5eys - flsasHr~
r. R-fAai~ay ,zkenotating izsszaseat .tor thscaFe
pl ctfssLe a.sesses--aach S<gefaivas and
SyThliuc Complaints ,foEis ztngtixe ais9 9Th
anrett as - tile LanEs aud ftfs4t fada-
rsGiaa and enhsEseasests - ~ parts, Eruflise {
and otseF diseases oi TIE rksas N@eAess IA
aors, tHEcra~ ~ sgeF@@a- ~x4 al other -
eassses sFassng ira1a a. inperr slais u uas
hisel.
Rs r R-s.aAxsyss Resulatafs wfll care. snfrufe y
and sss-ezisy, CssstixrDass, lntlkrstsuzs n
fiss earhnl.Tisa " N Bsseiz. nysieIssis, Lives
csrnnlAins. iss&az-< ~ tie Heart Hnt a..
a-sE sak A. cs.rzr -. srrsafl Poz. Fsw@rs
Nessies, &C Ebesrxer tile - E.srB . ee
- a. arstef aese ~ kssises . Reg aa1loFs u
restore 4 = res gaisr.ly No fela4ie nhoa3t
ns s1zlo14 theut-
A. a z Resasalss Ags ssld b DEazgl<ss every ~hsFs
nsrlo-ly1ss kADH2y 1 Co
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NOtice.

n EWING are requested eome farward and make
pAy ment ana those wora the estste Indehte1'
hereby requested 10 present their claims Tor set
tleEsent. ar tlssy uill fsFseeF esTfed
ABRAM l. ffMtssS, Exsr.,
septao-tf o. sarah = E~tng.
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esy Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CERE WAR; ANTED
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract Of
CQnaiha and saEsa m rilla.

Dosls<Fs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
II etne soT the cure Of sexual diseases. which mus
with al enlightened public rundeT q assEredly hisa
popular d~sideratum long sought fVr ~ The me
ica world. II needs confinement change q diet.
In ia approyed FORM tat oi Paste, u h eEfireiy taste
less and unpleasant sensation the patient
II has acquired the utfnost lame alost every part
of EuroTH it has been exafnincd improved q, ana
sanctioned by Tie faculty II medicine. and recommeD
ded by the uost eminent of The proi~sscn. Prepared
by y ". THORN, Chemist, London, And for sale,
wholesale aud retail BY JoHS A TAKKAST Co ,A-E q
for the United slafes rs street Sesv York
As The abare valuable pfeIsrati0D has beer exten
kvcly conntrrietei by uupFinciilled parties an ue
Cnlti siates the proprietor has adopted prrcau
tion agAnst mrnsiton on conscsners, label a wth
ths following is fac smile, and ~hich vii be found
burnt ufon The bostOm q each pa of The grssssns
Intended for sale the Cnted sttss, Canaass, brith
provinces West Indios and south America
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PisIcE FIFTY CENTS.

Ne bsrsby eefuLy that have snbmiiied the
GTaelenbarg feVvF aud As'ae ftctnrdy 10 ct,sS IN
sltih and sslenuhc anai1 siis aAte sis9 tes.s1
ql4tts seVurAf eases ~ lake. tisistent
fvNcF. We Ike great poasgre IN sAy LAG tAat ~ has
proved completely succcEziui, aud tiAat a - eose
skllhully cSsnl0uusci fvngly, IL must eArfi hios'
aecla iuuaruce IA al sut sasss ia to1tc ifoP-
erues are ,srtaesll-te aud highly sAiulry, aid Is
Es1ly sssTvisis osAAiance of 0af 0fvihssn q ts
A,,dio@l F..cats aud oi the fublc,
sAnL a. MAss1. u. D., Nss loFE; caAs- ". ks-
utoAS, NJ D., Nls.cAsn, VA IL s.AgiNSroa, n -
Ininyas, 1ins j. Jeaesls, N ID hasoafis M. T.
kfFTe1l-sE n. D. \, n Jas 7. A0ES, n d, lE.siiAzs
Jso. G. TsAkISGfos, u. - c@ilferll.; Ma. y. as
ros, n :, islaisla1A. A. MACsAkNLE, -.
scpeg-u A4slss slIe, Ieas.
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NEAR JAcKsoy, Madison county, Tenn

40 Ott peTSotS CVttted huh OTdcet-
Mr.. j. +. COHANs-Dear sir-I hereby certify that in
the summer of the year 1855, servant Of mine. boy
about ~ years Of who hau always before tas time
been stout and Of vigorous constitution, stacked
with gravel Physician Xas called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
daily until he helpless, and believe would
who advised the of COwan : l1thOntriptic. pro-
cured few bottles the first Of which gave him rclcf
and IN short time he Vas able 20 walk about, and
finally fully recovered; since which time he has had
SYMPTOMS of said disease, and 20 all appearance as
healthy as any servant on my plantation. | there
fore recommend Il % all persons suffering under
like disease, as one OF the most certain rcnledie
known.
Given undsr my hand this August 22d, 1857.
DANIEL. SHELTON
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V.iNeu Goods

ME have elegant assortment Of Irish Linens,
w Table Liners, Towels and Toweng mems, and
Linen Sheetngs, which we are offering cheaper than
they be bought any where else
aug1e-tf G W. A. X J. q. MoIIEILAND.
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ITST WHAT EEERT FAMILY WAsFS.

0DDD chap seNing lsclsine- sIrcs 9ly 81
n % SIS These NAr hines heed oaly be known ~
lnsaFe ti.eH pace Aulust every family. To ap-
prcc izte you see, and them, there
fofe ali uhs ~ans Kood ehcap sewing Machines or
coahsy Rights fsr lhe sale % NE Netflcsou k
ay mond Family sewing hachine,
sssi p.eaar Cad tise as1crs<Ecu DO \ 30 asen
lOg Aiadis aud West Ienlsssue- keoRis otsf T. i.
\. n.-f4rtlcular Attsnlion paid 10 repairing "a
kiaas Swing nachlnes BY an experienced h4pd-
terlas Cash. HElfaA
r. TLENIS6's Sewing Machine Depot,
Nashrtlls. Ienn.. ssFai--ttu4~fy - ai ~
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Rad.av's RsIsuaisaa Ssolnant klaaI9 be hailed as
sang 81 every mother throug boat the land, wnose
iafsnts are allsotsd with SORES. HsmsFs, ke These
bf sAkngs sIhHs sariyl evidence of disekse
transmitted from the Earcnt suck iew doses q tie
R~aarafiH kcsosnsszf w eradicate every yertse q lie
dsseas- insure Ehe ehid soahd and heaithy body
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Together with tho above Goods have large
stock % loa. 1ff aud Il Bed Blankets Aisos q
Eenens stqak u SJsps Try SUds, 70 ~hrt Sr hfsa,s
t~ stsntien of Retail Rayrrs, AZ No. 81 college 81
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Kennedy in the W orid.
Graelenhurg Fever and Ague Remedy!
GraeienhurI

TINHIS medicine does contain one p4rticie * Ht-
Il ssal oJAsF tsyassssss saessdHnsof ahy KIND IL
rveS this attack 40 once Aiid Fts s"htinaes a=s et
shuu uuls stgvng tllys t - sseii AMI removes AAy
lts tssa A. t4s return ol Illc CoGnp.aslt.
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Con.titusfonal Diseases.

Nary Diseases thai lfnls humanity Iulerited a.
heir looms frum the diseased boies of sckly sires-
ScrofulA CnEsum pton, y phis aud Fits, are among
the common Of constitutional diseases Nov, Ne
care how many generations the seds "f these dis
nay have ten estab shei IA the - stem, cor
rapsiee the bloot-Rloay Rsaonsffsg lesaiesaf MI
Gle of diseased deposits and oil the veins ~th lev,
pure and it-Althy bIua3a-