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Lambertville House.

Our friend, Amos Moore, of the above es-
Establishment, has been engaged some time in re-
pairing his house, and now is again open The
bar room has been very elegantly fitted up, and
additional accommodations are apparent in the
dining room. The public generally will be sui
ted and well treated
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Plaster! Plaster!

TIME undersigned prepared to furnish the farmers with
4 PLASTER during the season at reasonable price for
CASH. He has also,
a feac hundred gallons Of old Flar Seed OIL,
hich he will sell at fair price for CASH All orders
either by mail otherwise will punctua
w. III. KEEPER.
May H. 1852 7m*
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Legal Tenders.

The following are the provisions of the law de-
fining what constitutes legal tender, as found
in the provisions of the United States laws, rela-
ting to the same -
Gold coins and silver dollars for all sums half
dollars and smaller silver coins for sums not
$500 and three cent pieces for sums not over
thirty cents. No provision is made for cents,
which may therefore be refused.
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Farmers, Read This.
"THE FARMERS OWN PAPER"
TIVE GENESEE FARMER.

.
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AGRICUL TURE AND HORITC Gull TURE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
ntBLIsHED for TWENTY EIGHT YEARS in one of
the finest wheat and fruit sections of america it has
attained an unrivaled circulation and has able and
perenced correspondents every State of the Union and in
the British Provinces.
Each volume contains THREE HtEbRED and EIGHTY-
Four PAGES and pr6fusely illustrated with expensive
wood cuts. 1t is sent to any address for
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR!
In order to introduce the FARMER into districts where it
has few readers will take subscriptions to the coming
half vonme duly to December fnclusfv at the following
rates Single subscribers rs cents five copies for ST. and
copy of our beautiful 25cent book the RraL Anat and
Horticultural Directory prepaid by mail to the person get
ting up the club eight copies for $780, and Raal An
a,a prepaid by mall to the person getting up the club
copy of the Farmer for year. two for the half volume
the person getting up the club.
We Also offer liberal list of
CASH PREMIUMS,
as still greater ndueement to form clubs. Full particu-
lar will Be found in the paper and every interested in
the culture Of the soil is invited to send for copy and if
pleased with the paper to act agent Specimen copies
sent free to all applicants
Address
JOSEPH HARRIS
Publisher and Proprietor,
Rochester, ". Y.
June Is, 1852
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Doing Well.

Mr. Geo. Shelmire, who lost both his hands
by an accident from a moving machine as men,
toned in our paper of last week, is doing we'll
His arms are in a safe and favorable condition.
and no doubt is entertained of his recovery.
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8 q T, r MI

TRoM my Carpet-Bag in my bed room in Runyans Belle
T mont House, in Lanbertvie, between Monday morning
and Friday night of week before last TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS Twenty Dollars Halves and Five in Quarters)
1t money which earned by hard labor by the week.
its loss falls heavily upon TEN DOLLARS REWARD
will be paid for the discovery of the Thief
July IA, 1859. MARGARET HORN.
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Cleaning Silverware.

A celebrated Boston chemist says that the
best method of cleaning silverware is to wipe
with rag wet with Aqua Ammonia. The black
sulphide of silver will collect on even the purest
silver, but will yield to water Of Ammonia.
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HE subscriber having received the agency for WILCOX
L GIBBS CHATTERfON'S SEWING MACHINES,
prepared 70 furnish tie SAME ally ers5n who may be
DESTROYS OF obtaining one at the manufacturers prices with
full instructions to operate them samples Of which may be
Seen at his residence and would invite all to call and ex
anime the machines and their work He is also prepared to
furnish the WHEELER {. WILSON, LADD, WEBSTER l.
prefer them.
A. PITTENGER.
April %, 1859. IT,
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Struck by lightning.

During the storm of last Wednesday that
building formerly known as the " Waterman's
Hotel" in this place, was struck by lightning,
and damaged slightly at one end.
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Cabinet Ware.

A fine display of Furniture and Cabinet Ware
may be seen at the Ware Rooms of Mr.. Jesse
Coryell, in Coryell's Buildings. Jesse is a good
fellow and deserves to be patronised. Try him.
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JULY 81, 80.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
New Church .

new Cnurch.
There is some talk of building Baptist church
at Centreville, in this county, and steps are now
being taken towards raising the funds, &c.,
necessary for that purpose.
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BARGAIN s.
BARG AIN S.
AT j. r. YOung'S,

Cor. Of York Dc Main SITS.
OWING to the great demand for GOODS,
~ have again been induced to add to
my former stock much larger seles-
ton of Goods, which will be sold
at prices to suit the times
Challie DeLaines at 12R cts. per yd, worth rs cts
Ginghams III cents per yard, worth 25 cents
Lawns at cents and upwards
Prints cts and upwards
good assortment of Cloths Cassmeres prices
Hats and Caps at low figures.
parasols Cheap
GROCERIES,
Best N O. Moasses, at 4S cts per gallon.
Porto Rico at 43 cents per gallon.
SUGARS cheap can be bought at
the Cash Stores, yet still the credit will
be extended to all those who pay and not J
to those who never pay-We know them.
Lambertville, July Z, 1859. 9m
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ONE DOLLAR EACH.

And each subscriber will beeSe one of the propetoa
the original painting Waited at and entitled to an
equal share with all others in its final disposition which will
the, wishes Of subscribers shall Indicate
This great Painting executed by Rembrandt Peae
at the city Of Baltimore in 1920 and has been exhibited
since then at various times in the principal of the
United Statesa part of the time by the undersigned
IT CovERs Si2 SQUARE FEET OF CANVAS,
being "a feet long by 10 wide
CONTAINS % LfFE-SIZE FIGURES,
and is valued at
0S 600 fOII4RS
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, 1859-03-22
PERSONAL .4.1D POL{TTC.fL.

In compliance will, the dying request Of Hon.
in the city cemetery Of Terrc llautc.
In Wheeling, Va, an old mum named Nc
Elroy. who has long tccn supported ut the pub
lie expense, Inns been discovered to have about
$4b,U'h' ut interest,
AT sociuf party in Providence, few eve
n'ngs ago. lady thrust from her IL Young rlall
who attempted to kiss her, with suc1, violence
that lie fell and broke his wrist.
William chumascro, Esq, Of Peru, has re.
ccived from Governor 1sissei tie appointment
Of Judge Of the Recorders Courts of La Sa1lr
md Peru.
At the election in Augusta, Me-, On Mon.
day, the Republicans carried everything before
them with n sweeping majority. The Democra.
CT were bcatcn in six Of the scren Wards. aud
the Republican Mayor chosen by ono hundred
and fifty majority.
--onc Of Soulonquc's great men. Gen. Dcssa,
lines, who left rort-au-Princc with tic fallen
Emperor, has arrived i'll Paris with commits.
sion to prepare house far the reception Of his
master. Some say that Sou1ouquc is going to
live ut Bordeaux.
Governor Brown, the late Post Master Gen,
cral, was m amiable but rather weak man, with
| little refinement. but great hospitality His
household expenses ut Washington were at the
rate Of S3o,o9o per ann,ln,, which be could well
Afford. lie was candidate for the Presidential
nomination. and had already published lis hi
ography, which lie distributed liber.ly to his
fr1erxf. md ndt,,rrrx.
, 1859-03-22
Bus1neza at Onar4a.

Edition. Press and Tribune:
To show your readers what amount Of bust
ness is done in this little town and its surround
ings, the following is d statement Of the chief
imports and exports for the year 1858:
So. Ell! SS n aanr siaResa iaSosft %
40. Gait OF sock shpped. ~
It must be taken into consideration that last
year was an universally bad one, and thnt the
larger portion of the settlers hereabouts are
new, aud that the grain raised heretofore is By
the "o1d settlers" The new settlers huye not
commenced yet. This argues well for the flu
ture, provided the seasons are good. If this
year should be good one for crops, 1doubt not
ttro hu"drtd and fifty thousand 1as1<1 of grain
will be shipped from this station in 1880.
The farme1s have been liring upon FAITH AND
HOPE for the last two years, especially those who
settled upon the railroad lands three years ago.
But the Railroad Company having been very
lenient and generous with their customers, they
(the settlers) feel like pulling while longer, and
if this year proves good one, everything will
look cheerful.
Yours truly. J. T. e.
, 1859-03-22
Iake Snuerfor NeKn.

Mr. J. T. Hutchinson arrived frem Marquette
yesterday. he having left Lake Superior week
ago last Monday. He came to Green Bay, strik-
ing rail ut Oshkosh. Mr.. Hutchinson reports
that there is no ice in the Buy ut Marquette, but
plenty. Of floating ice in the Lake; about two
und half feet Of snow about Marquette, and
about as far south US little Bay dc Soquettc."
There has been good ice for travel on Green Bay
until within the past week the warm and rainy
weather has rendered it unsafe.
Business at Marquette and Negaunce hasbecn
good during the winter: The Pioneer Company
are running two Blast Furnaces at present, und
will be turning out some twenty-five tons Of
Pig Iron per day. The "Collins" works are in
full blast, aud another furnace is being put up
on Q, Carp River By parties connected with the
Collins Company The Mining Companies are
making arrangements for doing large business
the coming summer. The Cleveland Mining;
Company are building tressel work for ex-
tending their track upon the dock, so that the
cars can be unloaded Immediately into tic YES
sells. The r. Il. Co., under Mr. Ely, are prepar-
ing to do oil the business that n,ay offer by in-
creasing the rolling stock, the cars being manu-
factured ut the Company's shop. The Lake Su-
psrior Iron has proved to be well adapted for
car wheels; quite number have been made ut
Donkersly's foundry at Marquette, which are
already being applied to cars to be used on the
Iron Mountain Railroad
There will undoubtedly be triple the amount
Of business doue at Marquette the coming sum
uler than has ever been done beforc.-LIeetfaAS
Werdtd, 14fh Inst.
, 1859-03-22
FrightfQl Accident on the Great
Western Railway.
-Four Persons Kil1ed.-Nlne Severely
and Several Slightly Injured.

~, -,
4ne e@p1ess 11aia' VI LUG aoose foao met Will
u frightlul accident about two o'clock on Friday
morning last, when near Flamboro station. ten
n,;1os ,reet ~ unn;,ton ~. ...;a ..as;..aa -
'''e' :, "7' 'A' AAe 'i''n eons's'eo u
the engine, baggage chr, one second class and
three first class cars filed with the usual num-
bcr of nasscnccrz Tim +~o;, wa - =.
~ M 1.'A ""s eo''s ~ q
speeo o. t"eaty nl'les per hour ut the time Of
the accident, which was caused by the washing
a,r,r ,f mn amb,ntuon, e,,,a en-, e..
hciclt The track had been carefully vara.ad a, ~
ast5". LUZ .'AeA nAo oesu ea'eAun} examined
the night previous, and found to be in its usnal
condition.
r,,.
anf Sne'ne Tas hsec!ptatea 70 the bottom OF
.a E s1se ,n .'a VI oaA :. hno ane other cars were
re0 lay 1'l ~ "Eon =. ne aast eaF-tne sieeplng
ea:wnng n lea1laI pos,1lon oyer the chasn',
5 55e'ns .'ppe. up al m aag'e Of about iorty-6;e
asssetEs, a E nut psGsen1eo from gong down only
t;.h.. ~ .oF'oha'e 'oosmen' against some Ut the
t'mocrs. DC
lhe scene fhat ensned Is described as horrible
neyona description. The stIrieks and groans Of
me Wounded ana the cries OF those who we're SO
suddenly awakened from their sleep to find
thSMselses tl%;i being hurled through tue alr and
lalltig amiu wrecks OF coaches and the burning
, 1859-03-22

l1soiu tAe Alo. UetHocf1t- t3t
From, information obtained by the detectives.
arrests were yesterday made Of Robert 4. Fitz..
simmons, Capt. Charles Haywood, Thomas
PenderSast and Richard Walker, on tie cllarye
Of dealing in counterfeit money During LAST
night, other parties we're probably arrested, as
implicated, with those named, in IN ex-
tensiye and ingenious scheme Of flooding
this region with counterfeit tens and
lives on tile Chippewa Bank of Wisconsin.
new issue Of the base tens was detected on
Wednesday, and IN yesterday morning fire
was obtaiued, which is pronounced une Of the
most consum1natety accurate counterfeits ever
put forth. The counterfeit fves on tue bank
named have hitherto been readily detected by u
faulty X in the word York upon the l,ill. The
present and new counterfeit exhibits that fault
ren,edied, and is throughout sore puzzle to
those wise in bank puper. 1t is l,cnceforth
scarcely safe 10 take any tives On the Chippcwu
Bank Of Wisconsin.
Tn the person IF Fitzsmmons was found so
Of the base money, and Oh Prendergrast between
six aud seven hundred dollars of it. The for
ner made desperate efforts to throw away und
even to swallow his false rolls
, 1859-03-22
Kentucky Politics.

I +
Our letters from various parts Of Kentucky
speak in tile most encouraging manner Of the
STATE Of public feeling i'll reference to the accept
ance Of Mr. BELL and the chances OF the succes
If the entire Opposition ticket There will bc
i thorough organization against the corrupt
Democracy; every patriot can freely give his
influence 10 the nominees of the I'D Of Fehru-
ary convention, and old friends. who have been
temporarily divided in their political action, can
now find themselves animated by common DE-
termination 10 resist the Mo1lstruus abuses and
agyrcssions Of Democracy In sElort time
MrSsrS. Kcll, Allen, aud tic rest If our candi-
State, aud it will hr prosecuted cncrgeticall,'
until the ballet boxes in August announce Il
glorious result.
, 1859-03-22
Trouble iu u Roman Catholic Church.

On last Sunday afternoon there was an im-
mense gathering in the vicinity Of st. Johns
church, Roman Cutholic. in Fittieth street. The
assenblage was chiefly composed Of the mem-
bcrs Of the above named church, who met to
hear all address from tue Rev. Mr.. Dayn.ou, in
vindication Of himself, ou the subject OF his sus-
pension by Archbishop Hughes. 1t appears
from the facts iu the case that tc reverend gem
tlc.nau, i'll Il discourse to his congregation prior
to his suspension, made use Of the expression
that shell was pared with the skulls Of bad
priests" for which, coupled with the fact that
the reverend gentleman is rather too enthusiast
tic in Ills style Of preaching, caused the Arch
bishop to order his suspension. Rev. Mr. Day
mon is d rroselyte from Professionalism, and is q
brother Of Cupt. Daynlon, Of the British war
steamer Gorgon. Of Atlantic Cable fame. He de-.
clarcs lis intention Of building church ut lis
own expense, and his congregation have de-
clarel their intention to FOLLOW their pastor.
, 1859-03-22
Heal G6tatf.

FOR SALE.-No. Large Wa
J. ter Lot. Of IN acre, No. Lumber Il rert with
o5; tatn ant dock River front 1!s FEET property
Will be EAlen In exchange Price, 4lsa per foot
No. 3-Iouse and Lot in Evanston. Lot IDp1QQ feet
hou.e new, fonins. PFer r, zoo.
No. 1e-Bhek liouse. two s;ose Wss Ellington atreet
ten rt~in.s. gas ard water. Fnce. 5000
No. .1-Handsone Eck ouse ana avenue aud
Ridsicy Place. Lot lG)1l3+ feet. House 10 fryt
frpnt. stories, bnse1ue At attic ii extension lsx6J
fstt t~o-story statlt, and lce hause. Ilrr, al0uN
Terms easy.
NJ. e2s bf Lot l. Block H. Original Town. 1. feet fsohs
e., q Clinton i1, sstst n':r Washington. ty 10 feet
No. sA-Los Is M y. Orig! nal Town, Y: fvt On ca,1vl
x 9. ~ s'E*st & hy - f:st svP e.aS; easa' time.
north Of DID stzevt. Us pr f,ot.
No. Ga Sssy S4aa'e p.I s!;y q EmE!s sp and South
with lun,les San L. and tracts connertinE viii,
tai!roads leading out Of the city. Wll Ee su.i
n whole er ~ ~ sdiyided In large lots. Also a
GREAT fAR1 ETi Of va-uah.e City ind Co,n-
try property 1t fur prices
REES, DESMAN CO.,
mhls-lyei33 No. - l.l.s4.e .!ett.
, 1859-03-22

County Agricultural Societies.
A number Of letters hare been received By
Col. Miller, State Treasurer, from tue officers oi
County Agricultural Societies, asking inforrna-
tion in reference to the payment Of the usual
appropriation to such societies. We would
state that the Legislature failed ut the late ses-
sion to continue uny such appropriation. There
that object, but it failed to get through the
lluuse. The Democracy were more interested
in gerymandering the State. than in passing
laws III which the people were interested. and
hence the failure Of tlie County Agricultural
Society bill.-tSpringft}d Journal
, 1859-03-22

crning power; Italy under the ban Of
n double despotism- Of tic State aud a
false and fallen Church; Russia dead sea
Of despotic power, in which any aspiration for
rational freedom is quenched; England coll
tent and, compared with the nations Of tic
Continent, happy, but beneath load Of debt
which her wars have brought in their trnin, and
under the domination Of IN aristocracy which
looks only to the preservation Of its rule-theso
arc the opposites witt, which America and her
institutions must be coutrasted III times Of
peace we hare no reason TO bc discontented
with our comparative condition; and, i'll u
time like the present. when the people Of tho
Continent find themselves progressing toward
war which they have no power to avert, and
in which they must hear tile burdens and de-
fray the cost whether Of life or treasure, the
crosses and disquletudcs incident to a Demo-
those who endure them may devoutly thank
Heaven that their lot is cast where it is. If
they have no protectors and no guardians i'll
tho officers Of State, whose duty it is to look
after their minutcst action; If they have not
the perfect protection which secs with an
eyer~yigilant eye to the security Of their lives
and possessions; il they have not amusements
furnished by the government, Il they have
not bread 1T low prices fixed by the law
they have what is intellectually more valn-
ab!c-that sense of freedom which admits
If the domination Of no master-tl,at ever
present individuality whicl, seeks its OWL lap
pness in its own channels, aud that sturdy
srlfreliancc aud inpatiencc Of control which
all men coyct, and for which tue even anl lz'-
iupassioncd existence under despotism will
always bo chcerfully exchanged,
Ne do not inteud to make Fourth Of July
Grafton, in Which all the advantages, and none
Of tile drawbacks, Of the American system arc
set forth. We admit the had willie we claim
TIC prclomillarcc Of tue good in American
a.flirs. Democracy las its evils as well as its
blessings The latter are the fruit Of the po-
lltical theories to which the Republican party
has pledged its support. Tie former are the
expected and natural ot.tgrowtll u that de-
moraIizins Pro-slavcry policy upon which, TN
fortunately for the good name Of the country,
the happiness and prosperity Of its citizens.
the affairs Of our Government hare been ad-
miristcrcd- A return to the pure maxims Of
the Fathers is tie only safeguard against the
free operation Of the causes whici1nake Europe
N.lIat il is
, 1859-03-22
APPROPRIATIONS SECOND SESSION Tu1RrYF1PTtl
CuNENESs.


-. An act to provide for the payment If the
claims "f the Stutc Of Maine fur expenses in
cured by that State in organizing regiment Of
volunteers for the Mexican war.
20. An nct to amend IN act entitled IN Act ILL.,
thurizing repayment for land crroncousty sold
by the United States.
law Of the Missouri Legislature for the applica-
tion Of the reserved two per cent. land fund Of
that State.
50. An act to carry into effect the convention
between the United States md China, concluded
OIL the stl, November, 1855, ut Shanghac
IS. Sundry civil-lntcrst on moneys advanced
by Gov. Douglas.
State Of Texas for moneys advanced in calling
nut troops by General persifer F. Smith, il
, 1859-03-22
NRm Qualifications.

NEW & VALUABLE BOOKS.
LETTERS OF 4 TRAVELLER, Second Series, BY William
Cullen BRYANT. Pdee el
THE FOSTER BROTHERS: being History Of the
School and College e Of two Young Men Price 4too-
ONWARD; o., The Mountain Claubeters- A Tale Of
PToEItag. By !Ana Anne Wluseona. author Of - YIN
5ard LahossF', ETC., etc. Pztoe Is cents.
PASSAGES FROM NJ AUTOBIOGRAPHY, by sslzey
Lady Morgan. I'r1ce ii.
For a1e by WMB KEEN,
thl9 c51l ll3 Lake strut.
, 1859-03-22

In China man can obtaiu di, force from
his wife Il hc can prove sic is jealous. Indiana
suuld look to her laurcls.
, 1859-03-22


These GUNS remove all
morbid or had matter fium
Ii's, .4tIt p.y .';AsiA = as4.u W"
-. n....h ute' c,,,t;,,.. ~ q ss' ~ Il;
na"s 49, III ~ Ws.., .s1 ~ ~ ~.
bxa!th to the whole il,achIn. i
srv- rrt1,uvI1x ia t,,I,s., II.
Tie edI,e;lssL:i9elttux aEaat. |
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BH.Iff,t-S ATTacE9|
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, 1859-03-22

Scots anu Sboes.
GOMETHIN NEW!!!
~ M1TcHELL'S PATENT
afetallic-Tippcd Boot and Shoe.
An Improvement has been applied to eots and Shues By
which Eeaf Saving In Expense i aade. Every Bot snd
khc Dealer knuws thai thl3rcu will out !. the
the hest constructed thoe in four weekS and that 1t
has hitherto tte the skill Il manufacturers to oby!ate this
d.nsu:ty.
THE METALLIC TIPn
meets and orsscomee Il. snail r!ece Of copper i neatly
flssenei to ihc tire of the l,ut Shoe adng coplet
protection IL II. and rendering tht eufts uf the tEt vet
crate seamy+r lae1 1tttu71 to Lick o. we,r !. out.
We present this invocation with the fullest Euouehke OF
and experience 10 It's Practical Ctlitv- HarnE now for
nez1y two year. tern subjected II the seserest e has
icton t, could possibly b. brought afa:nss IT, TIE
copanyn[ ccTtltcat% which but T Average Of hun
dTcds Ut others will Ahunanuy corubnEe. We have
hestaton tn saying thu: the Metallic Tipped Shoe Is des
tned to entirely srperrt foE ChdErn and Youth the old
style I'D " sGnsidsr moderate statement that enc
the otl style making saving Of nearly othlfs In The
expense II shoes
MESSRS. WlDSWORTH i WELLS,
OF CHICAGO,
Have been appointed Agents for the sale Ct the ot. sad
Shce* and authorized di.po Of Town anl County
Rights
viii receive p1ops, p s1ssnsion; E MT;xrx co
q and 70 Water st. U1-ton Ma.a.
S.E-This lnyeEti"n is crmplesc pniectaa from tht
cutting If the palric G* and il especially adaptei to
Mer, u.s. and II! occupations which particularly Expose
TIC tve u hc bot oT shoe to icing cut Or Een. cl1y
, 1859-03-22

<11te Sht public.
80 Only ono bottle il needed
~ to thFuw out Of the system
- tho effects Of medicine after
! long sickness.
~ One bottia taken FIR Jaul,.
DICE REMOVES III AallowneAs
- oe unnatural eolas fyula the
akIn.
VI One dose taken . short
NJ ums tefore eating. gives
~ 'Ytg.'r IL The appetite and
im4Ses tha fua<i d1xsst veil,
VI One .lose. often repeated,
'ensss thhxsc D1A1als1%
m ln IL wont form, whlI&
" Summer and Bowel Com.
- :pla4nts yteld almost t>'thx
Tiaras dose.
~ 0ne1ose oftwote7spoon-
fills will AwsysEelEsse SILK
= Headache
Al
Only one dose Immediate
- y srl!svescuLic.
4 few ts'ttics will euRe
DAossT. by exciting tho Al
n iustMlltA.
r7 We take pleasure In r.
y !conmtndllix this tt.<llctne
~ ! preventative for FkvKA
- atIlt .torK. CHILL Fkvn,
IM.tt Ill Fever4 IF = IIItInud
- type. II operates With crr.
- t1nty. and thouxaIAla afe
II willing to testify teIta won
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