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tate on the evils of life and the blcsscdness
of death. Give me, beg thee, forty beans.
AT the hour ofevcning prayer, daily, ! will
give thee ono, that, by counting the remain
der, may remember how many days have
to live" She complied and every day at
the exact hour Of sunset Abdullah gave her
a bean, and said with great firmness and
solcmnity, There is one of them !" And,
on the last day, he said, in an excited man
ncr, "Thesc are the whole forty of them -
! instant a violent knocking was heard at
the door a crowd ofmcn were admitted,
and one of them, evidently the chief, said,
co. Abdallah, wise, thou shalt receive the
forty chests of gold Untouched, but spare
our lives :" In supreme bewilderment, he
answered, This night should have sciz-
cd thee and thy wrctchcd companions, tell
me, on thy head, how knowest thou that ]
possessed this sknowledgc awe heard"
said the chief OF robbers, that the king
had sent for thee. Therefore, one of us
came at the hour of sunset to listen at thy
door, aud heard thee say, 4" There is one of
them" We would not believe his story,
and sent two to ascertain, and thou vast
heard to say, There are two of them :" and
this night, o, wonderful thou didst ex-
claim, "There are the whole forty;" but
restore the kings money, and do not dcliv-
cr us unto the executioncr"
Abdalah promised to do what he could
Being admitted to the palace, he declared
that owing to some mystery of the stars, it
WAS given to him to discover either the
thieves or the treasure, but not both. The
monarch, at length consented to take the
forty chests, and fulfilled his promise to
Abdalluh
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DaYhreak.

A wind came up out of the sea,
And said: 20 mists, make room for me !"
1t hailed the ships. and cried: {" Sail on,
Ic mariners, the night is gone!'
And hurried landwarl. far away.
Crying: Awake, it is tho day !"
1t said unto the forest: "Shout!
Hang nil your lcafy banners out"'
II touched the wood birds folded wing,
And said 80 bird, awake and sing"
And DER the farms, 20 chanticlccr,
Your clarion blow, the day is near"
1t whispered to the fields of corn:
" Bow down and hail the coming morn ~
1t shouted through the bcltry tower
Awake, o bell, proclaim ilic hour!'
1t crossed the cl,urchyard with sigh,
And said: Not yet! in quiet lc."
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II G1 e TX EW wv EL5 co W R1ERo

PERHAPS men are the most initiative an
imals in all tho world of Nature. Only one
ass spoke like man, but hundreds of thous-
ands of mon arc daily talking like asses.
Why are sheep the most dissipated and
unfortunate of animals? Because they
gambol in their youth, frequent the turE,
arc very often Gluch-tegs, and arc uuiyer-
sally Feccca.
SOME one has defined an editor as being
a poor fellow who emptcs his brains to fill
his stomach.
ErrApIt in Denmore churchyard Ire
land " Here lies the remains of John Hall
grocer. The world was not worth fla,
and | have good raisias for saying So
oSE of the bost-looking girls in certain
seminary is a rcd-headed girl from Vermont
Ontof compliment to her hair, they call her
the torch ofloye." Rather moro poetic than
complimentary. we think.
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POETRY.
Dead.

UeaQ.
Gone, fceting with the wbirlwind,
Gone, rushing with the river,
Conc out into the darkness,
Forever and forever!
Gone, rs the sunlight closes,
Gone, as the starlight palcs.
Conc, as the fair flowers withcr.
Gone, as all beauty fails,
Oh, heart thy hopes arc vniner
Than wind or rushiu. tide,
More ficeting than the morning mist
Tha, skirts the mountain side.
We'll let the dead be buried,
And let the past he past
This world is but meteor
Life cannot always last.
Then may tho days feet fnster
Than wind or rivers flow
God send us the Hereafter,
God rest the Long Ago.
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Estate Notice.

4 IL. persons indebted to the Estate of Robert
~ Stewart, Esq, deceased, are requested to
make Immediate payment; and those having
demands against said Estate must present them
duly attestcd ON or before Monday tho 18th day
of December next, or they will be barred. a
final settlement of this Estate will he made be-
fore tho Ordinary, Mt Pickcns G. H., on that
day. TH0S. II. PRICE, Admir-.
Sept. g. 1853 8 3m
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state of south Carolina,

In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n
WilEREAS, Margaret Steele hath applied
w to me for letters of administration, upon
all and singular the personal estate of Rob
ert A. Steele, deceased, late of the State a
forcsaid and district of Pickcns: The kindred
and creditors of said deceased are, therefore,
cited to appear before me, Mt rickens G. II. on
Monday 18th Oct'r inst, to shcw cause, il any
they can, why said letters should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, LIST Oct. 1868.
w T. PARSONS Cpd
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Mab'EHdlE.
NdNEHCE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

PlCRBNS--lN ORDINARY.
W. i' '0"vn xs "N" 0'"erS To prove viii in
John Bowen, Ex'or ct ais. solemn form
WHEREAS, w. X. Bowen and others have ap-
w piled TO me to have o paper purporting to
be the last Will and Testament of William Bow
en-, dcceased. laIe of said district, proven in duo
and solemn form of law; and it appearing TO
my satisfaction that 4. III. Bowen, Joel Well
born ond wife Martha. Thornton Benson and
wife /. .abeth, and 4. III. Bowen and wife Nam
cy, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits OF this State IL is ordered, therefore,
that they appear in the Court of Ordinary, to
boheldat kickeus Court House, on Thursday the
l4th day of October next, to show cause, ifany
they can, why the said paper, purporting to be
the last win and Testament Of the deceased
aforesaid, should not be proven in due form Of
law. Given under my hand and seal Of Office,
the 9th day of July, 1853
w. j. PARSONS, ORR.
0rdinary's Office, July o, 1853 BIN
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state OF sontla Carolima,
pIcKGNs-1N EQUITY.
Bill for Partition, Sc.

IhVarllla Grltlln
vs. Bill for Partition. &c,
Thos. Griffin, ct. ais.
| / appearing to the Court. upon bill fled. that
j. B. Mansell and wife Vashti, Barton Grif-
fin, Benjamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, Il. III.
Griffin III. A. Billingsly and wife Minerva; the
heirs nt-law of Bailey Griffin, deceased, to wit:
Avarila Griffin, Sargent ]. Griffin, Joseph Grif-
fin; and the hcrs-at law of William Griffin, de-
ceased, namely: Avarilla A. Griffin, Nancy V.
Griffin, Elihu ii. Griffin, Rosannah NJ Griffin,
G.. B. Griffin Mary L. NJ Griffin. Bailey b. Grif-
fin, Thomas V. Griffin, Margaret IT, Griffin, Mar
tina f. d. Griffin and Jane NJ s. Griffin. reside
without the limits of this State: ON motion of
Harrison, complainants solicitor, it is ordered,
therefore. that the said absent defendants do
appear in this honorable court and plead, an
swcr or dcmur to complainants said bill of COM
plant, within three months from the pubica-
ton hereof. or the same will be taken pro con-
JeSSo as to them.
R0B'T. a. THOMPSON, o.R.P.p.
Com'rs office, Aug 24. 1858 3m
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state OF South Caroline,

IN ORDINARY CITATION.
lNHEREAS, james ID. Gassaway hath applied
w to mcfor letters of administration upon
MI and singular the personal estate Of Darcus
Gassaway, deceased, late of the State aforesaid
and district of Pickens The kindred and cred
itors of said deceased are, therefore, cited to
appear before me, NJ Piclcns C. II. on Monday
the 18th October inst, to shew cause, if any
they eau, why said letters should not" be gram
ted. Given under my hand and seal of Office,
lst October, 1853.
w. 7. PARSONS. o.p.p.
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STATE OF. Aossssa NnroILna,
pIuKENs-IN OnDINARY.

TIUKEN5---IN ONDINAKY.
Ex Parte Petition to apply funds to
J. Maulden, Sur'r I the payment OF debts.
appearing that Joseph ID Loopcr, Henry
i Duncan Tor lIcster) and wife Polly, Peter
Phillips and wife Caroline, John Pritchct and
wife Rachel, reside without the limits of this
State: 1t is ordered, therefore. that they do APP
pear in the Ordinary's office, at pickcns II,
on tho first Monday in January next, and shcw
cause, If any they can, why the prayer of the
said petition should not be granted
w. j. PARSONS, ORD.
Ordinarys Office, Sept. "a. 1853 BIN
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state of south Carolina,

N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS Josiah Pcfrce lathappliedto me
w for letters of administration upon all and
singular the personal estate of James Pcfrec,
deceased, late Of the State aforesaid and district
ofPickcns: The kindred and credtors of said
deceased are, therefore, cited to appear before
me, Mt PickcnsC. II. on Monday the 18th Oct.
next, 20 shew cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not be granted Given under my
hand and seal, Sept %, 1863
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NOTHdlE

Is hereby given, that at the next session Of
the Legislature, application win be made for
on act TO incorporate the ',Lheoiee Mining
Company" ard also the " Blue Ridge Mining
Company. [Apg %, 1868,
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MARRIAGE resembles a pair of shears,
says Sidney Smith, so joined that they can
not be separated, often moving in opposite
directions, yet always furnishing any one
who conles between them,
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stale OF South GmrolIala,
q. r. Cox \

q. r. Cox <es
vs. Summons Ia Partition
Edward Cox, CT. ais 49, fe
| Il appearing tony satisiaeiion that John Cor,
l Mafinda Cox, Gabriel Cox, Robert Cox, lit
tleton Edge and wifo Minerva George Nsvea
and wife Jane, George Glow and wife Rhode,
reside without the limits ofthis state II Is or.
dered, therefore, that they do appear in the Or
dinary s Office, nj Piekens c.. II. ,on Monday The
9Th dny Of Eovctnber next. and object 20 The tii,
vision or sale Of tIe Real Estnte Of Joshua Cox,
entered Of record.
W. J. PARSONS, o.p.n
0rdtnoIy's ofaee, august S, 1893
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NUMBER! LUMBER &
NOTRCE.

NOTICE.
A PPLICATION will be madc to the next ses-
"A sion of tho South Carolina Legislature for
public road. to leave the Clayton road near
Gambrell Brazeale's, to pass near Wngner's saW
mill, thence 10 Sandy ford on Chatiuga river.
Aug. IA. 1868 3m
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THE LANGUAGE or FLowERs.--If you wish
for " HeNrts-ease," never look to Marry
gold"
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THERE is town in Michigan where the
church bell is rung every day at twelve
o'clock, for the people to take their quinine,
as they have the ague all round.
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A POOR sou of the Emerald Isle applied
for employment to an avaricious hunks,
who told him he employed no Irishman :
For the last one died on my hands, and
was forced to bury him at my own charge"
"Ah, your honor" said Pat, Frightening
up, "an' is that all2 Then you'd give me
the place: for sure / can get certificate
chat l never died in the employ of any mas
ter [ iver served"
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MAIDS want nothing but husbands, an
then they want everything. ~
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MOTHER, shouldn't be surprised if
our Susan gets choked some day" "Why
my son 2" Because her beau twisted his
arms around her neck the other night, and
if she had not kissed him to let her 90, he
would have stranoled her,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

LIABILITIES.
The auounto of La iii .i:s due ., ,s not due
Losses sijuSed and due none.
Losses adjusted and cot due. " 0S5 -
LGs,.S @Gad 5atsd. 10 sssper's' wans Sc
All other claims against the Company are
small. ior pIiniioyI &c. -,
The sryatas AMOUNT insured in any one city, town
The creates; amount allowed to be insured in any
oEty block asO varies.
Tss Charter g AZ, q Incorporation and amend
-, =. 80. fHos. K. BRACE: Js..
Hartford. Jan. lst, 1888 Secretary.
STATE OF coyyEcTIcuT.,.,
HAHrfcRp, jan. Ist, 1888.
person9lly 9epearea before me. gstse the Peace,
jay srr an made oaSa as The Sis
soins .tst-nent OF the assets and eohd4uol Of the
&''' lD' HEsE4g 9 sqz H s:. Q. .s. r...
THE STATE or INpIANA,
AupIToR or STATE's OrfIcg,
Indianapolis, Jan. l2, Iets. }
As the s na "A t Ii. Dee GSIgaeS 81
nsOuaton on tho list Of January, le, the at Of It's
incorporation and amendments properly Certified u,
rsns Sem fS aud RS I'M essvsy 70
lsdSs service Of process IN thu eve OF suits.
c s % hea a m I ii Hs an ss ae ss
ineorp RATION Of n,uranoe Companies. defining their
= 1855, having presented satisfactory evidence 70 me Of
fu con- 70 yae and speeitica,
vi that act, !. J I'M W. DODD, Al itor OF the Sa.e
Of Indians, 10 here7y certify that ALLEN c. HAL.
LICK, OF Evansville, rs the Agent OF said Company,
As us Agent q sad snI fnsgrincs Gem pany IN this
State 40 70 July s, $50 70 the extent thai he msv bs
IN wines, where52 have 6ereanto saS.eri5s} nv
name and caused the seal % my once 10 b Affixed
I ,a;s 18th day Of January. 1873.
JOHN W. DODD, Auditor OF State.
| ALLEN &. EEALLECK, AGENT.
| fehs EVANSVILLE, IND
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Police Matters.

James Burns and Thos. Sullivan. were
arrested on Saturday and Ia sen before Squire
Mills, charged with creating an affrsy.-
They were lined each IS and coats. Failing
TO pay their fines, they vera committed 10
Jail.
On Sunday. Mr.. Unnold arrested Jeffred
Tannan who was taken b,fore Squire Mills
thi, morning, q charge of drunkenness
anV disorderly conduct. lie was fined $3.50,
masking, when the costs were added, $40.
Charley Andersen was tried before Squire
Chute, for sssaulting W. Crawford, by
throwing q Ratchet at him. lie was fined
q. The costs made the nice .littlo sum OF
Alto
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EtansdIlls puiIg soumal.
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.

Afrisais anu departures
From P. @. o'Riley x Co.'s Resisser.l
JUNE and 8.
Crescent, Cincinnati to Missouri River;
LiRhtfoot, Nashville to Incinnati;
HIgnhyer, 81. Louis TO LOUISVILLE
Union, Bowling Green 10 Evansville
Quaker City, Nashville 10 Cincinnati;
HufsJn, Nashville to Cincinnati;
r. J. Ward, New Orleans 70 Louisville.
~ The steamer John Tompkins arrived
last night out Of the W abash, and will re
turn to morrow. Having her freight engaged,
shippers can rely on her departure punctual p
ly as above. Her manifest for her last trip
il as follows:
P. G. O'Riley, sc sacks Of wheat and 257
do corn. K. q D. 4 ,44o lbs old mcttle, Pres
ION & Bro. l,Qz7 sacks corn. Ee-shipi cd Az
sacks corn.
Through the politenees Of the officers OF
the Kate Sarche,, we have been favored with
the following melnoranda and manifest ioT
hsr last trip;
Steamer Kate sarchet" left Vincennes.
June Sd. '5s. Wabash wa. az a stand. Ihs
farms from Vinceuuss, down, were complete
ly submerged. Brought out 300 bags wheat.
Ell. z. H.ll. 230 bbls four, IA casks meat
-. Plov. 4 bills beans, bdl dry hides,
"A empty beer bbls, john :. Mitchell. ! BOZ
eggs, Orr, Dalzell & Co. bbls eggs, 81
oil. 4 bbls eggs, a bbl butter, lot dry hides.
boxes tobacco, 4 bols egss, Is Dbl lard, 2
kegs lard, kegs butter, % sack. wte't, LOG
bbls four, ! sack meal, 2. G. O'Riley & Co.
wagons, 10 head cattle, head Lorses, II
deck and cabin passengers.
Ths Kate Will leave for the Wabash again
on Friday. Those having MERCHANDISE OF
any description to 60 up the Wabash, will
please tear this in mind.
The Union did no. have so good trip a.
usual. Her maiiest lie:
50 hhds tobacco packages mdrs, J. S.
Mltchsll; SO hhds tobi:Jo, 20 rolls leather, ,
Crane q Valentines; 20 hhds tobacco, Z. ..
Howard.
The steamer Hudson, for Pi.tsburg, put on
board ONE tobacco yesterday. She left IN
the evening.
The steamer Fashion will he here this
morning for Louisville. the Fashion Is one
OF the reliable boats, and affords excellent
accommodations to all who wish TO avail
themselves OF a passage on her.
The scfoto, No.2, is the regular Evans
Vile and louisville packet for this afternoon.
She leaves punctually, aud 70 engage u
berth, passengers must De promptly on hand
The steamer E. 4. Fairchild, left New Or
leans OF the 4th, and will be due here to-
day.
The weather yesterday, was pleasant, tho
warm. The river continues 70 rise u little.
The telegraph reports rise all tho way up
TO Pittsburgh, as we thought would prove
the case from the last heavy rains.
A gentleman informed Us in the afternoon,
that the Wabash was rising rapidly, again,
ana would soon be a. high as i. hRe been any
time this season. Farmers in tie bottoms
have given up all Idea OF raising any crops
this year.
The Islnossc put OF quite 10: Of freight
OF this port. Sho was loaded to the guards
and N usc have m, de very proftab!s trip.
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principal regulators ofthe
~ performs its functionswell
%4are iully developed. The
Independent on the healthy
- proper performance of its
is at fanltthe bowels
81 system suffers In conse-
ceased 10 do
that organ, one Of the
stud. IN a practice of
a-ztO ind some remedy
1.-the many arrangements
Sumedy isat last found, any
complaint in any Of its
- bottle, and conviction Is
formed bydi5solv!ng gum
(which Is soluble for the
vScIne. These gumsrenove
VI from the system, supply.
dow Of bile iuvigorHting
20 digest we'll, purifying
health 70 the whole uschf.
-pf the disease. and efiec .
ANY Of the disagreeable
-calomel Q. mineral poison
&to.
s-ufhcieut 70 relieve the
~food from rising and sour.
@
Glfore retiring prevents
1isht !oossus the bowels
Vene~s-
each meal Will cure Dye
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Peabody's PremiaA Prolific Corn.
DOCTOR IN. HlGHES.

n .AIE PHYsICIAN OF TIE CNIIEp sIAILs
~ MAXINE HOSPITAL AT LoCIsfILLE, has
los sed In this city, and villa give prompt attention 70
the practice Of hs profession in its several hlnches
Qfh:e and residence on Second, between Main apo
Division streets, being the formerly occupedby
Dr: Bytord. Regular hours for cons tstion rom tt
70 o'clock, A. NJ, and from to and from ss 70
- Calls made In his absence from tie ofhce, A
7 egste-ed VIII be duly responded &c. novlIu
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IFrcu the Inaianspoli. sentinel, June is,.l
Indiana Free Banks.
OFFICE or AUDITOR OF STATE, I

Indianapolis, June ]. '55.
The following banks have complied with
the amended law OF 1855, and have securities
deposited with the Treasurer OF State, at their
market value, TO an amount not less than
my thousand dollars, and ten per cent in
exoass Of their Girculstion:
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Gosport, Gcsport.
Bank of Ut. Vernon, III. Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli. Paoh.
Bank OF Rockville. Wabash
Bank Of Salon. New Albany.
Bank Of SALEM, Salem.
BLOOMINGTON Bank, Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Grsencast!s.
Farmers Bank, West6eld.
Indiana Bank. Aadison.
Indiana Farrners' Bank, Franklin.
Esntucky Stock Bauk, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke County Bank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute.
salern Bank, Goshen.
Seutbsru Bank OF Indiana. Terre Uaute.
The following banks have compiled with
the amended law, but have since ven no.
tice OF their intention 70 withdraw Lhsir cir
culation. Their notes are payable IN coiu:
Bank of indiana. Michigan Cry.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank. Evansville.
Central Bank. polis-redeemed by
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
The following banks are winding mp VOL
unfairly, and are redeemng their n0tes at
par. as specified. The ten cent exoess OF 50
crrites Is retained by the Auditor:
Bank OF Elkhart, redeemed at the bank.
Broakvills Bank, - ="
Hoosisr Bank,
Huntington Co. Bank,
Indiana Stock Bank, redeemed at Fetch
er's Bank.
Bank of Monticello, redeemed at Branch
Bank, Lafayette.
Faystte Co. Bank, redeemed at Branch
Bank Connersville
Merchants aud Mochanics' Bank, redeem
Cd at Branch Bank, New ALBANY.
Bank OF Syracuse, redeemed as Bank OF
Goshen.
Indian Reserve Bank, redeemed at fetch.
sr'. Bank, indianapolis.
SUSPENDED BANKS.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILL.

$3.50 CAUTION. an
Merchants and Traders will be on their guavrl and
pnot imposed upon by Counterfeit OF Morse's y
SIndian Root pills, signed A. b. MOORE. AnS
genuine Root pills have the name and signature }
fOf A. J. WHITE co, on each box.
Il DIR. MORSE, the inventor OF M0RSE'S mn
EptAN ROOT FILLS has spent the greater part of
his life in travelling, having visited EUROPE, Asia
1 and Africa, as well as North Americe-has spentA
three years among the Indians Of our Western
kPills were first discovered DR.. Morse was the first
4 from IMPURITY, OF THE .BLOOD-that ourS
Srensth, health and life depended upon this vitalF
Fluid. A. }. WHITE & co,
Sd Leonard Street, New York. Z
SIR: MORSE, the inventor of MORsE'S INDIAN
~ kOOI FILLS, has spent the greater part Of his
s as %s !, nhvpS yssed and AZ
among the Indians Of our Western couptrv-i wss in
this way that the Indian Root Pills were FIRST dsoy
fact that ali nom r fflYa 81 fhs
BLOOD that our strength, health and Hfe depended
When the various passages become ciogsed, and do
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
corrupted and diseased, thus Causing ell pains sick
and distress Of every name; Strength is ex-
Is not assisted in throwing OF the sslant hu!nors,
the blood will become chOked end cease 10 act and
important then tina; should keep the various passa
OF the body free and open. And how pleasant 10
ysur reasn, nsmelv, Morses Indian Root Pills, sn.
gfactured from plants and roots which grow around
SeeI,b and rec ,e-v ~ i "a 49, o ioi VIC
from which these Pills are made is Sudorific, which
Ine pores q tne sain, ara assists Nature IN
srbs .acerd ,is,f lIib 4. &c "a M.l!lau.
ore,s 80 a. - 90 az L1psStoIaiIsI tnS'
,s i,,; VIZ ...'.os III we lungs Dy CO
ING ts s a-i,I :, :. IA EluisuS' winch give
49, ,ha 49, 81 Gu s ~ .iie :, tiius eheot
LII '5y haw aUua.s VI IEpntiiy ifo1 NE
yer -ss 20 - wi OIs IU~nsII III! py me
S.sn scb-es t.; s,. e,b e "isu Igui1 not nave
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part and cenpIeteiv rrt Ont AMI % sssly
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medicine which viii pas. tn The efcted mo 9t ssS nS