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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Sec. Staunton a staunch Democrat
in speech delivered in Kansas, thus
comments On the English bill
Gentleman, can hardly trust myself to speak
ofths passagein the history OF my country No
greater ciass against liberty has been anyzcterc CON-
m5ttea during this century. AU the miserable and
fI9"asy rete2ts-aM The tcchaical 9reposterous dag
n'as-~-by Which this 'noastrous falseAood he's been
attempted to be justi1ed and upheld are but the
thin disguise usdef aohich TYRANNY ana rro9o hone
TO conceal their unAoEy Purposes The .ttlr!linis-
tration well knows Congress knows-~t he who
le world lsnows-that the people Of Kansas are
almost unanimous against the l.econlpton fraud
The unfortunate and discreditablc circumstan-
ces under which the instrument was clothed
with the regular and technical forms Of law.
have been fully EXPOSED. No man need be ir-
norant Of any Of the facts. And yet by mea
of a technical prcsulnpt; on--though mere L.
gal tlction--posItiye and well known facts are
| made to give Way--a known falsehood is to be
established as truth--and the constitutional
rights of O. free prople are to be sacrificed and
s ampled in the dust! Gentlemen. which the
passions and prejudices of the present hour shall
have passed away, the Spectacle now exhibited
will be considered one Of the most extraordinary
phenomena ever presented in the history of the
! world. The solid and substantial liberties in
tended to- have been secured to the States and
Territories, by the constitution Of the United
States. are to be substituted by a mere sham,
| mere painted bubble, mere gossamer cob
WEB tissue Of false logic and contemplate tech
nicali!ies and almost the whole body of a once
powerful and patriotic party is seduced infatua-
ed and mesmerized, to believe the patent and
talcful lie! .<-'
The Mammoth Pictorial Brother Jonathan
for the Fourth Of July is out. Its rich end
spirited in Engrayings, as usual, and is sent
by mail, post paid, for IL cents per copy
3. Fl. Day, New York, is the publisher.
SrAra LOAN TAKEN. ~. ,..s :
We learn from the New York Tribune that
The Minnesota State loan Of its credit, not the
loan for Railroads, but for the payment of the
debts, has been taken in that city. Tbs.
makes State Scrip worth per cent ip1ensiumi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
&c. 8. Nothing in this act shall be so

SEC. 8. Nothing in this act shall be so
nnstraed as to exempt any property in
this State from execution, or attachment
for clerks, laborers or mechanics wages.
Sec. 10. AN laws inconsistent with
revisions Of this Act are hereby repealed
Sec. IL. Nlns act shall take effect from
d after its passage.
Gro. BRA:DhEy, Speaker Of the Fl. Of R
VIM. I1eLcoMBE, Pres't Senate.
Approved august 18th, 1858.
*. II. S1BLGY, Governor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
OFFICE OF AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY

~. USHANESSY, ENGRA YER, =
. COPPER PLATE AND LITHoGRAPHIc printer,
Corner Of Randolph and Dearborn Streets,
CHICAGO, ILL. 70.
Wedding and Visiting Cards, Door Plates,
Notary Pubhc's Dies and Presses, Drafts, lnvoi-
ces, and Labels of every kind promptly exeeus-
cd and by Express. R7s- A pack of the
very best glazed Or Bristol Cards with name for
two Dollars by new and beautiful process
without cost Of Plate equal to the very choicest
Engraving samples when required on RECEIPT of
Post Stamps. 4a Ill =ss5
Tyr s J.y.G.
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There never was time when a small cap
ital could be better Invested in St. Cloud
than it can be to-day, and low we should
rejoice to see thousands Of men of small
means securing homes now, when proprie-
tors are short of cash, and have notes to
paw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
Ia Henry Ward Beecher in HIS .tTi,s

No Henry Ward Beeches in his ellie
Thoughts" says:
''The Bible society is sending its Bibles
all over the world-to Greenland and the
Morea, to Arabia and Egypt; and it dares
not send them to our own people. The
colpqrteur who. should leave 4 Bible in a
slaves cabin, rould 60 70 heapen from The
loscest limb Of tie iisst tress {. z"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
WASHINGTON, July II, 1863

Editors Of the l';oneerS DsmoeWt: :, -. s...
The Postmaster General has this day direct
ed that a contract for carrying the mail from
st. Cloud via Brcckinridge, 70 Fort Abercrom-
bic be made with .Messers Allen and Chase
proposition having besn made BY them which
was deemed reasonable; -
Respectfully. H. NJ. Rice.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
LIME. LIME.

4 FULL supply constantly on han d, by the
n subscribers, at their kiln in Lower ST.
Cloud. r. A. SMITH, & co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
ONO STATE AND UNION Law COLLEGE,

This institution has been removed to Cleve-
land, Ohio. Degrees arc legally conferred, and
Students upon graduating may be admitted to
practice. For circulars, address at Cleveland,
NJ. A. KING. SEcnErAEg
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open to presumption, there is little opportunity
for spectators, and settlers have assurance of
neighbors and that rapid increase in the value
Of their lands and in socia! advantages which
arise from the system Of land in limited guam
titles to actual settlers. ss.t Il. .
The country around st. Cloud, west Of the
Mississippi was purchased of the Indians in .
| treaty made with them by Hon. Alexander
| Ramsey and Luke Lea in 1852 and ratified by
the senate the same year. The Sioux had
owned the land from 1927 but had not occupied
! it, and it was used as hunting ground by the
Wlnnebagoes whose land reached within four
| miles north Of st. Cloud. Their country was
coded to the United States by a treaty began
with Commissioner Manypeny and concluded
at Washington in Feb. 1855 and ratified by the
Senate March Sd Of the same year In May
following they removed to their reservation on
the Blue Earth river and only since that time
has Stearns county claimed kindred With civil
cation. The first house within the corporated
limits of St. Cloud was built by James Hitch
ems, forGeneral Lowry. James Kitchens being
the first white man who slept in a house here
is entitled to the distinction Of being the cold
est in1 abitant.' The site of Lower st. Cloud
was taken mp rs claim by Martin Woolly. q
Ncrwe ,,ian, who sold his right to George F.
Brott who surveyed andplntted it in the spring
Of is. About the same time John L. Wilson
surveyed and plated what is now called middle
town, which adjoins and lies higher up the riy-
er, whine General Lowry surveyed and plated
upper town, called Lowry's Addition, the win
ter following. It Was Mr. Wilson who pavo
time tow tho name Of st. Cloud : BY this name
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Sec. Staunton q staunch Democrat
in a speech delivered in Kansas, thus
comments on the English bill
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Il b /. & I'll q On GER.

=.
CoARsESEss Nor. S1llPL Lefty English
pie0 Of. President BucdaDana at t1es IRaaE: Basin.
Ia paragraph from the Baltimore Sun has been
travelling the rounds of the press, the moral.of
which is tO1contTaSt the unostentatious labitsof
the chief officers of the United States govern
Ement with the ponP andshoMs OF royalty. THE
example seems to-us most Sanfor tuMatey chosen.
The President Buchanan arrives alta hotel,
thoroughly trayelsoiled.s Heig goes into the bar,
EthrowsoR his coat, opens his Shirt collar and
gtncks up his shirt sleeves for p wash. Two
gentlemen, however, have possession of the two
basins which constitute the washing apparatus,
and, ccordingly; the President is invited go
upstairs into private room, an offer which
EpeFSon of any nicely would gladly have acccp-
teds but no, the President would wait his turn,
and; make public exhibition of his washing in
the used basins. This done, he sets about put
ti1gson his neck-cloth, but In such awkward
fashion, that the by-standers, for very charity,
shave to lend o hand tOapreVent his tying up his
nose and n outh- instead of his throat. Now
what does all this show2 Simply that President
Buchanan preferred washing in a dirty way to
washing in clean way, for few things are mas
tier than public washing rooms, with their,un-
wiped dirty basins and unculptied slous; and
farther that at7his advanced. age- he. had not
learned to dress himself But such was not the.
Impression made upon the, Spectator of the edi-
flying exhibition, who states that lie "tool his
admiration of this scene of republican Simplicity
away with him, and unused with some compla-
cency over the Sterling honor of being an AnIe-
IEican citizen" Royalty would have washed in
q clean basin; and in private, shame on i'll And
in snonarchial lands rolks do not perform their
lablutiOns in public room in which peoplejsit
to gossip and drink. Civilization separates all
the business ofthe toilet from that of rejection.
Much of the pomp and show of royalty'is peurile
and absurd, but, on the other hand, there is
nothing at all admirable ina coarseness and the
contempt Of the niceties of lfe nor let us add
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FOR AII. THE PURPosEs or 2 ais9
~. ..l-ltf ~
ia. MI. i, Up .II 81 S.I..C 81.

= E-s4h
TRRRH has long existed public demand for an etec-
tive purgatiV6-pi which pond be relied ON as snr and
perfectly safe IA its operation. This sheen prepared
70 meet that demand and extensive trial virtues
has Concusyey shown WHIT cceSs II accomplishes
Lae 9TP9se Gssgns = easy e mate e.
should have none of the objections, but al the adTa
tages, Of every Other This has been here,
the public decision 1t has bean tfortunate for the
patient hitherto that almost purgatVs medicine is
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This is not
Many of them produce much pain and feyul-
sion in the system to more than the
good to be dsGSe6 from them. These produce no
irritation pam, unless it arise from preHousy exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels fBefnR
purely vegetable, harm can arise from their use in
any quantity; but it better that any medicine should
De taken Judiclousy Minute directions for their use
given the box CAmong the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Complaint IN its various forms Of Jaundice Indigestion,
languoE, and Loss Of Appetite, Istlessness tabity,
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Pain
in the Side and LOins for in truth, all these but
apeent they afford prompt and relief in Costive-
ness, Piles, Cohc, Dysentery, Hurnors, scrof1a and
1purgafye Is required. s.,
cures in Rheumatism, Govt, Dropsy, Gravel Erysipelas
Falpitation of the Heart Pains In the Back Stomach
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring OF
the year. to purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
their stmulant action the crculatory system reno
yate the strength OF the body and restore the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an oc-
Gas0n dose is advantageous, though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
mover be carried too FAR every purgatve medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to excess The thou
sand cases IN which physc Is required be emu
nerated here but they suggest themselves to the reason
OF every bodY and this pill Is found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind Where their virtues are once known the
public viii no longer doubt what remedyto employ when
IN need Of cathartiC medicine. Being sugar-Wapped
they are to take, purely vegetable no
harm can arise rom their use in any quantity.
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81 "a .rt q 1.-THE 8st5 .iijis 5I:l.slfS
LIVER lIzll7X-IGOR.AIETORl

-, PREPARED by DIR. SANFORD, ''si''
-, =. GomPounded Entirely from GUMS,
DIoINEs now before the public, that acts Gatartfc
easier and more eGsSt9a than any other medicine
acting hrs them
PGrposts thus
painful In the operations of
khuTCtca. strengthens the
purgesit; when taken daily moderate doses viii
strengthen and build It up with unusual rapidtty.
The LIVER Is principal regulators of the
human body; and when it performs functions Swe
s aGss s6a8 sys ES @ 3
LtVer for the offs the
s
having ceased TO do its the ds6ases
Practioe OF more than tond some remedI
ghersEt,9 to e0pPersct many which
PBs@:
has bat to try a bottles and conviction certain w
THESE 1uuS remove allrNmOrbid, bad matter
the system, supplying in herplace healthy OF bile
PURIFYING TIE, LOOD,givng tone aud saith to the
whole machinery, he cause OF the disease
S2S AsR w e s
One dose eating to relieve the stomach
and soarn
ss 9Fi ssa assS .eEss z8ssp. the
One dose taken after each meal win cure DYSPEPSIA
H r d9se OF Two spoonf0ls VIII always relieve
One bottle taken for Obstruction removes the
Only one dose Vine
One dose often repeated tS51a for CHOLERA
s6ss s 0 & zov ont
sySei the eEects of msdi along sickness.
S. 8Si aasg fS8
the appeEte and makes food digest veis = :,
RRd Gas 2'! Worst Ps Rs H G 4 56s
oBs complaints yield almost tQths dese.y
a9is sss S 81
the world as ittegerj lttks m .li5it5t tt gt1ir
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80 HARpEBIa,& soMea /
a New LIGHT

lI.-.. a New Light 49,
THE Drummond Light produced from proved sYLvIo
OIL, has no equal .pnd aftera personal and salts.
factory trial tothe public sAFE CHEAP,
ana best light ssafc because is
cost hour less half best because
the lamp will burn brilliant steady flame for
hours without Tefng give sufficient
any ordinary sized room, having purchased the
right manufacture and sell, confidently recommend
STORE Of zal{-YCl - FtIa J. X. DUNHAbI 4 co.
jan 10 No. rs, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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Is for S1,5o, late style s 3ts 9sF0l9s silk nat
july5 5}sf 2 BLISS &CAMBELI,
p = - .is --fss--sa s4t' , NO..s5 Manst.
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JNHEAT DRILLs.-sunerioT Wheat Drills for sale At
wv Manuideturers' prices by - ~ .s5E5Isitt : !
ane14l ~ ~ SMITH / -G0RRHbh.
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BANANA HAT The greatest variety gof,Panssra Hats
y eyerbrought to this city-from cents to 81 sa.
tuy6 BLISS CAMPBELL,
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AHARsEILLEs Collars Sleeves and Collars in sett,
w White and Figured, very cheap very pref "a
seP4 30 7tgsE gsa PAYNE'& CO., % Monroe st.
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OLANTERs-Black, Brown, Smoke, aud Drab Planter
4, Hats, Just received. BLISS CAMPBRLLS
No OK
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bsass.5sss SHEET MUSIC. .sy5s saf
Ihe largest stock OF sheet music musical works &C., &c.
1hthe Western country is5t=s-t73 aif Esfiz
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OFT HATsJst opened, alarge stock ofsoft IIats-ev-
" cry conceivable variety, style and color .s 4 l,
julybs BLISS &OANIPBEII,
No ATnfD1
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FARB sLow As BYI ANY. oTHRR RourE.,.,

az Be particular and ask for Tickets Via the G. W.
Short Line Rail Road. - ~
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100O BUSHELS Ship stun, for sale hv5Tl - ! -
WV sepl1 > vi sit 8 MATHEW .AIcNABB.
ON BUSHELS AIiddllngs, for sale By
AOO sep11 2 MATIIEM 1L.SARR
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fNoRN STAROH Farrina, Rice Flour, CARERS apcEled
~ olives OatSuPs of variety. dc store and for
satei3v'' - 4 te f-s.E lNV.A.RDWHRDSA RRO.,E
sePE 4 49, 30 Corner Monroe and Market sts.s
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ON HANDA large and assortment of pure old
" Btandies, Wines, Gins and Whistles, for medicinal
purposes ts1. CHARLES w! GRAHAAISi Il I
< iaug4 l.4ligHl+ ~ No.2n, Centre Wheeling
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information enqnire'
tCentral Ohio Ticket Office ins sprgg House Water
street, Wheeling, Va. pTTST-
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Ctncinn at, 11i1nffn95 Ton 3 a,Y,3es.

Z IIL4I5sI ELaIIT z = = ..
E ERCHA6TS. and The ,rbltel
+ are asEe6y w. h r.
s now forward fre{shf
ZanesyiIie on Second strst
H9ln q NAM to Cincinnati Wimlngton Wash
New Lexington tnterIue-
Sste be given tothe
for the West accordance
River from Cincinnati ~ = ~ - - sSA'st4s !
be received and delivered during the winter
Enontastrom ~ to4 p n. during the summer months
and sippers fayoring the COMPANY
necessary the ufmest
trusted to theircare. -, sAi
further the pabshed nv
me Go1pAnJ,er apply to.t,I 10 ffssi y g = -
5-ll..-ss1EE,4 saitsL General Freight AGENT.
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SPANISH MOSS bales prime Spanish Moss inst re-
~ SslEeo ana fqr sale BY tD0kSE q ADAMS
e lyAo s0sss 1851 fiii55 i mo. SO 7dain 81.
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e + s. :. 2 8 sWIIiftE q BRO %

TsS6l g & ~ II ss{ % M
CESPEC!rFULIY 10 form the 16lic4h6f tRey have re- q
hS oe,yed 3neot the most nvoI-
eesot W9lRapef and hrouRht 10 the
heeuE eomprsng French, English ana AiSeri
can and Rlm9st eniless
parc6aSed below the Rry
SOLD lows Uf1ed
= cents per sane elsewhere at
mined 30 sen at such prices as yin defv The
attenttonpt DEALERS invited a. Ne can
To- at 81 LOAF
FlR6bh and free frb old And deprecisted syleIS
eaEt 90 ssse s9 "a APT 81
ER@tHt Of Cigar ar4ieei
"a Of Violin and egtaf p1fEES 06f "a
81 4 u zsg.l satsi q Monroe st.
OAKNE z co. are receiving their rsS FaI;SFoeE
one "a tQIeslt N. 81
sspii. : = : .'s<- e DO s.
4EuOD supply OF Corn in cob RRled Hay GcS n store
y ana for sale by Lsep11l MATHEW AcNABR
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In SonneetIon with the above keep every kind of rau
esSi0al and musical sfshandIe generally.
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changing from q long credit yStSI N
cash ppe1 or change long profits
syery 9heSt ouest andin closing heavy
Cota and ORSSmereSe Will sell per
cent es9 than our former preea Should any
says BY calling Ot No. Hail yen VIII be at
onessatiahsd Wameanl nat VhatWe say, 10
III sls st ,3Ia5a 7lss4it. WHEELER. q LAKIN,
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. land iaA.fM q
checks and tickets given through between Rich
THESE two KAIIRoA ADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent CARRY1NE THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar.
anee of always securing shown BY arri
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- FRESH TARRIVAh
AT THE NEW YORK STORE.

No. SO Centre TVIsee4 IN
HAVING just returned from New with one of the
largest and best assOrtments of FANCY &D0ATEsTIC
DRY GOODS before brought this city, therefore
take great pleasure Inviting everyone buying goodSor
cS to give me an early CALI and examine yourselves
at No. SO Main Street. Centre Wheeling n 80
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1Sfl0 BUSHELS Bran, for sale by go 90
AJNAA sep11. MATHEW AIcNAR
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Hourst Of departing at RichA IL 7fIF,I,ifsE
Returning leayeW ashingtOn...6 a. n. and 4 P. NJ.
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fNLO RYE AND BOURBON WHISKEY.-We have on
hand few barrels very superior Old Rye also Old
bourbon Whiskey, to which the atentSn of the
ITrnde. - [aug26l 80 .2DOANR. q -AnANIS n
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. s IN ~
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FRUaT JARS.
w Ehaye on hand new kind ofnrs glass with most
w simple and perfectly secured tops, which is far supe-
riortO any tin in use.e= ss5ssssssa s-ss-a
ulysl 4It ia 4 W. EDwARDs& BRO.
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For Tickets apply to j. STEWART, Agent.
.stsa 6iaa3 Atthe P. RsR. Passenger Sta ton.
JAM on Liberty and Grant sts, Pittsburgh.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE as FOLLOWS:
At12ISSI I49P l Cincinnati and pdluts as ABOVE
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
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Z. aRsE Ptss,t.I WV. BAILEY. Act snps,g
5 je22-1Y -
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Take the Central, Ohio Road sto.sGsg
44sZIANESNIIJlaII, aazzEsszsss.ss +
And there gHASGE OARS and take those ofthe CIV 81
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-05

'NEeataNorthern 4k3outhern lIail4Foute
FOR NORTHERN, oUrHERN, AND .WEsTEBN
rssftf .ssfts TRAVELLERS. =,
Twice dairy, Sunday nghtexcepted) between Rich
u monde Washington City via Gordonsyne and Aies
andria.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-05

The LIVER Is one OF the
human body; aud when it
the powers of the system are
Is almost entirely dependent
LiUer for the properperfor1At
stomachiSat fault the boWels
system suffers in conseduence
having ceased TO do Its dnty.o
gan, one of the proprietOrs J
practice of more than twentYS
Bherewith to counterfeit the
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