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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-24

Derangements of the Liver and stomach.
Should at once be attended to-
HOoFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by Or. @. NJ.
Jackson Philadelphia Pa ard sold y druggists and dealers
in medicines everywhere, will all diseases arising from
dsoriered Liver or Stomach. 2t50S
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DEAD LETrERs.-A Washington despatch
to the N. Y. Tribune states that Congress
having at the last session adopted a resolu.
tion calling upon the Postmaster-G eneral
to report at the next session what further
legislation, if any, is necessary to diminish
the number Of dead letters or provide for
return of the same to the writer's thereof,
that functionary has sent circulars upon the
subject to all Postmasters in the country
Many of these Postmasters' have already
reported, agreeing with the views of the
the Department that most of the letters re-
turned as dead were so returned by reason
of mistakes or imperfection in the direction
and from the fact Of the existence of a
large floating population in the country
AS the Postofice Department apprehends
that the taking of letters from the general
boxes and the transferring of them to the
advertised list, too often prevents their de-
livery, an order is about to be given re-
quiring that no letter shall be advertised
until it has been in the general boxes at
least one week. In the largest cities, the
duty is enjoined upon poStmasters of max
ing proper search both among the letters
that are advertised and those that are not
advertised, no matter what the additional
labors that may be imposed
A circular has been issued to postmasters
containing some fifteen sections relating to
dead letters also form of circular from
the dead,letter Office to Postmasters, inform
ing them of the presence there of letter of
interest to the person addressed, though
not containing valuables, and lnquiring if
he could be found, and was willing to pay
postage for the return of the letter with one
cent additional. The number of dead let
ters yearly returned to the Department is
two and quarter millions. The number
containing valuables Is twenty thousand.
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Prentice e. Smith,
the business will be hereafter conducted under the and
firm Of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the range trade heretofore but with much
enhanced stock and facilities
One of the firm has just returned from New York, where
time has been taken to make liberal purchases with discmi
nation of such goods will not fail 10 meet the wants, and
challenge to meet the appreciation Of the citizens OF the vii
age and county The results of these purchases may be seen
will he followed by others necessity shall require The
condition of the market East sufficient guaranty OF the
favorable range prices at which these purchases have been
made That these Inducements offered may bO put TO the test
is the chief desire Of those making them
GROCERIES.
In this department the establishment will be well sup
ped with as general and choice selection Of goods be
found in the county
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting of Pals Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tubs MOps
Brooms, Butter Ladels, Rolling Pins, &c. &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety Clothes and Market Baskets Rocking
Dining sitting Chairs for the children Bugges and Cabs
Hobby Horses, Hand Sled, ,foT the Boys.
Berlin Baskets fprthe Ladies.
In the Dry Goods Line may found assortment o DO
nestle -Sheeting, Shirug Ticking Denlms frin &C.
PROVISIONS.
This trade TO which special attention Wbe given both In
the purchase and sale. viii keep constantly on hand tnl
stock of Flour Feed Pork Fish Salt together with Water
Cement Cured Hams and shoulders, for family use Nc
Daily supplies of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Picked CLANS and Oysters Lohsters and Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies on liberal terms
PRENTICE, SMITH 4 co.
Ashtabula Dec. lst, 1883 "a
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FoREIGN.-By the arrival of the Arabia
on the 21st inst, the Announcement is made
that the Gre at Eastern had left the Thames
on her trial trip. Her performances so far
have been satisfactory. The sessions of the
Zurich Conference have been suspended 1t
was reported that the Zurich Conference had
determined on the boundaries of mbardy.
Another meeting between the Emperors of
France and Austria was expected to take
place. The London Times has an editorial
on Harney's occupation of San Juan. 1t
characterzes it as. exercising powor to
which England will not tamely submit.
The American horse Starke won the War
wick cup.
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September Appointments.
DR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance
II y EoIIove.


Ashtabula, Ashtabua House,. Saturday, Sept 10
Conneaut fremont House,. Monday, Sept. ~.
falnesy1lle CoWles House,, Tuesday Sept il,
For consultation upon all forms Of chronic leng standiug
diseases, whether internal or external.
The Sehtember visit will be the last made By De-
Tubbs as he is about TO retire from practice u,
nvads desiring to avail themselves Of his long and ample
experience by having consultation prescriptions former
patients wishing TO renew their treatment only do so by
calling at that time Several persons have from time to time
represented themselves partners associates In practice
with Dr. F.-empOying treatment sc. As this viii
doubtless be continued may be more extensively after his
departure he feels incumbent to his friends and the
sick generally to avoid them Being devoid OF truth and hon
esty in this, they cannot be otherwise trustworthy.
WILLOW GROVE, Iowa. May, 1885,
DR.. H. TUBBs-Sir Hoping it may encourage de-
spang invalid to seek relief from suffering give below the
facts You first prescribed for me in Septen
Der 1866 had been suffering for years complication
of diseases and impurities of the blood The last few years
aexceptng few weeksl had been kept prisoner constant
y in bed and at the time feeble to sit in
chair long enough to have bed made could stand
right My suerngs without nteissioD and at times
very great Debility and derangmeut to pervade the
entire system, All that kind friends and attentive pysl
kinds of patent medicines which acted as paayes bus failed
to accomplish the desired object From the time commenced
your treatment there gradual Improvement At the end
of few weeks able to sit up hour at time and in
six months rode ten miles in day Improvement becoming
rapid have since been able to journey west and
enjoying good degree of health eel that t1 your eat
ment under the blessing of God indebted life and
comfortable health. Yours, with much respect
Mrs. G K. BEsfIsS
Mrs B. resided during her sickness and while under treat
ment H Munson Gcauga o. where her father Mr. Chester
Miller, still remains
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FRUIT STEALING.-This business is carried on
with considerable activity, about the village.
several yards having been entered, ard the
peach trees stripped. In some instances, the
fruit was so green as to be worthless for any
purpose and 10 others, that which was not car
ried away was wantonly crushed upon the
ground. 1t is painful to realize the fact, that a
community like this is cursed with the presence
of those, whose, ideas of decency seIfrespect,
could lead them to prowl about back yards,
do secret injury to their owners in the dark
ness and silence of the night. In the opinion
of dsinterested party, it would be far better
to steal halter, and by the aid of its friendly
Office, aud the vail of darkness, save the hang
man from disagreable public duty, at some
future time.
We have cap left at our Office by the owner
of peach orchard in Plymouth, dropped by
the owner in desperate effort to escape detec-
tion. The owner is requested to call and iden-
tify his property and take it away.
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ERRoR.-In our notice of Dairy Products
last week, we fell into an error in reference to
old cheese. We cannot, perhaps, better make
the correction, than by inserting the following
report of the committee which we do on our
own authority, while in transtu from the hands
of the committee to those of the Secretary.
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Meetings of the Board Of School Examiners

Meetings OF the Board OF SCHOOL Examlners
for Ashtabula Co., will be held at
Conneaut, Tuesday, Oct. 4th.
Kingsville, Wednesday, " 5th.
Saybrook, Thursday 9th.
Austnburg, Friday 7th.
Rock Creek Saturday 9Th.
Orwell, Monday 10th.
Wayne, Tuesday, 1lth.
w. Andover, Weds'day 18th.
Pierpont, Thursday, 18th.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
September II, 1859.
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NEW FIRM.

New and Increased Stock of Goods.
g G. OSBORN, late of Kingsville, hav.
kC' ing purchased interest in the Grocery Business of
Prentice & Smith,
ha hnsnnss will he hereafter conducted nnder the name
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ MRS; MccoRMICK's SCHOOL.
WhHS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally thst she viii resume
the duties Of hsr School ON the LIST Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise an the
ton.
In addition to her dag scholars she Ia desirous of
receiving INTO her family few pupils as boardcrs
ssed rom 10 70 i years, Who viii be under her I'm,
Her arrengeme4ts for the accommodation and
que care OF pupils have been con<ideraiy hcressed
desiring Particulsr information with reference 10
ner schooi may apply TO w. ID. wsIlsch, Editor Of
Fer terms and fgEtner partisulsrs. apply 1t her
~ H-6 .1IEf = y - -.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

THE suh.o,,hs.EG hN.GHT a3II sca00L-
lss, NIGHT school, sf No. % sss rs r TSieseenth; TTSiSsi;
it,sss nrss, oSrnsr Of Here WI bs taught 40 he
ern Classics. Book Keeping, Dravins, Enx,neer
ing, AfchiteetSre: Nstoisl Philosophy, and ell or
which the calling ia life Of any ipdiyiduai nav d.
mand. There will also be delivered, twice 3 week,
mort lecture upon Business" In eli It's prsoti
70. further particulars sss principal,
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WAsHINGToN. D NOVEMBER Is 1859 Nc ao5


Finding myself about two leAeess fren SsS.
iIls, 1. tke plsturaqus vilIaey q Aleals ds
ausdsirs, but comn6n1y callea Aioaia ds los
Passed deIos-or bakers-ss almoet I'll ~ brsad
oohsumsd = Seville y naas thsrs, L dslsr-
1issd e l9xn he.it vs. .ads. 10 tzaxslsr
marx, ssHow dslisious the bread is.'s I'll q
ukits - snow, eless - eaks, Jet very 1iekt; the
lUeoe b moee del1cious, fof ths wheat a rood
and pare, md the brsad vell knsadsf.
Z. ~ prect1eal dsnonstration b bettar than
hearsay os theory, I would not content nysslf
With the deseripdpn of The process a bread
making, bus went 70 The heass of baker
sseppsd 70 leok at, Is they were sorting the
wheat seated on very Iew stools In tie porch
Of their house. 1t was pretty pioture; their
dark sparkling eyes, rosy cheeks. and snowy
teeth; thsir hair always beautifully dressed,
md always ornanaented with natural Sewers
thsir bright eeloFed nssksrchiels rolled in q
! - de nsck; their eotts1 gowns
with Short sleeves; their hands sorupnlously
clean, md % small that many "a afistocratic
dame might hsve envied them; surrounded by
psnniers dlied with wheat, which they took out
= handful At time, sorting it most expsdi-
siously, and throwing every dsfsctive grain in
When this is done the wheat Is ground be-
was ground in Egypt two thousand wears sro.
the rotary molten being eivcn bv 6lipdfolded
mule, which PAGES round and round with nm
firing patience. bell being attached to his
neck, which g long as he Is In motion tinkles
on; and when he stops be Is urged to his duty
By the shout Of ssarre, nsnla, " from some one
within hearing. Whsn- -xrsund. The Wheat Il
sifssd through three sieyes, the last being 20
fine that only the pure Hour can pass throush
il; il is Of pale aprisot color. D rsv,H ST.,T =
The broad Is made Of an evening: and aftsr
sanset I returned te the bakers and watched
his pretty wife FIRST weigh the 6eur. ana tben
mix It With only Just sufiicient water. mixed
with little salt, to make IL into dough a
very small quantity of Ieayen is sddeTi Tha
Scripture SAYS. ."i little leaysn lesyepetb ~
whole Iump,' but IN FneIsnd IN avail -sh :
trouble Of fneadipo they mt =. n,reh n. -,
or yeast- in one hefch ~ ko..sboIJ h..s,f :,
in Spain woald Isst then, . vssI e., ~ =, -
eixht dopke ' -Ioad, |, Of hreaa th.v ssnJ syary
pight from fhe;y over $3.50
When The dasyh - !, "a. n -. l.,
.scIs and - -; 81 on ,sha aonLevs - ss ps. -
oven IN The eentre ~ the x;iiss :. - -
,h.r. ~. 49, I:s:TNI vn srnsing
~ 49, Son,'Ss .s.s l1so poI.lons
wooden gsbIs~- IN tre.s1ss 80 ~ ,I.s .Jsrys JsS
Sowr tbs rcon .nd ~ - :. ..ss:.a .ssn P.tsssa
tw sntv men csms =, IA ...:.S 49,, .Sp, soos..
one siie Of the tsbIes hmm ~ dorrh ~. -
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Playing 70 !. Audience Of one.

d
Gov. Foster, the well-known thsstrical man
ager, some time ago organized q theatrical com.
pany to play short Engagements in yariou.
towns and cities Of the West. A week or two
ago they arrived at Bucyrus, o., where biIls
were issued, hall rented, and properties en-
gagged. During their stay q novel incident
occurred, which = told 90 graphically By the
Journal Of that village, that We giveit in il
Mr.. Foster vas sitting In the hotel, rumina-
ting, in all probability, upon the full house he
was to have in the evening, when stranger
entered the room, with the bill for the even
ing's sntsrtsinment in his hand. -,
Are Jon the manager Of the theatre %
quoth the strangar.9 1 si8
am, sir, replied Mr.. Foster. i -
.sT q You g. are 70 plv Richard III. tonight -
am, and always have bosn, extremely
fond of ths.tricals, bot never hsve had an op-
portanity Of seeing Richard III. -
very well, air, come In t0-night.n % 81
-. Unfortunately, i leave town this evening,
on the 6:46 train Now how wmuch money would
inducs inaa Jour company to play Richard for me-
Foster, thinking the stranger was jokine. re-
Piled that he would do it for twsnty-6vs dol
lara The stranger looked at the bill again, and
inquired what would be the extra c6arre for
the Rough Diamond - To carry out the ioke
Foster replied, ten dollars To his uttsr sur,
Prise, the strnnger s.pulled his weasel, count
ed out thirty-fve dollars, and, hapding ft To
him, remarked that be would like % have "a
piey commence no later than O'clock.
Foster got the company tossshsr and related
hsctrclmsianee. The idea a. playing Richard
to an andienes Il one wss % sxoassively ridicul
lo.s s9d = new IN their sxperisncs thAt they
Tve e'.issk came, and =. sslisssy .udisnes
sssemblcd: Choodn6 An clisibls position, and
cooling AZ Get npcs he b.ck of TIE ssst il
s5s :. AZ n'I; ~ ss.sit.d g. sas Z:
tie play connssss q. Never did sesors % E a. ST.. S
ter. 1hsy Al sxeFlsd tl'snselyes . sivs their
patron sn snisrt. fs@snt fhlIy poyth' the Price
paid Tor it, sa13 they sueeeeded. The okranes5
aPp!en4e4 vlgogoasly q dtGsropt psinou, eSnd
. ~ ssed - t1s play called ~ K1hsjn bsfdr9
- - enrfa!n, We tesPon4ed II . neat littld
- 80 :. = t.s ss.ss 3 a. Z! fssssd si
rDe1; . : iisnss is.eSs sos1sd. snd sel
I..6sd, sn& e 8 the eIoss ef Ne 6fst Ute.
called opt the les<linR u6tor6. - fhie Hhrrsi
pekfU4 of the drama Il. - .know ~. sknt =
more eoesntsie epsration NJ nsvsr Witnessed.
g! .s!lss.s lss.t Ee.,es-:T2e 1ssdss dr-,,.s..II : y
~ is;;ss ssse s's - -; & a. 4 $ e
skjssss kiss.sSsstz:cSs = :
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nAyxLMg uuICzu1Y.
IMro.fAsF IsgVHEkls S0yIpE So soVT.saN

Sk--1I
FOR MEMPHIS &sNEW ORLEANS
and osss. e.s 4 Sa:
ADihncr kovrx AND CoHrrxuous RAILwxY Cox-
R;s.~..4; 9.,.:si:. 9ssss''.. l5ss.sas~s. Y srsss.
GTs.d y..s:;s.,. cs!s,ss.,, EssassEss' Esssssssss
rv,orsy Msssss,s E.r, s.s ~ ., Ny o.tss..!
ESssss &c S ss.ss, q 1 fss and ssss
.UGRklT ABDUCTION or PfTME.-n
css:,. Seysi.Ss y .f.sss i.om c6.ii.acesS 20
aess snS .svsn Ssrrs p ssv1s ,Sr 5ss IN &
The entire length Of this rosts ysssss tkrourhs
sss. ss,,1ssry = Pssi
TiIhsto New orissns-Fosr Days and Zen rsssrs.
snd E Ss1R: fss @ &c
and preeeed ssencs 70 New Oflsans BY stssaasr, OF
e y e tss Asss' s I'd
ShsFIss,en @ Rhiltcsd q and Jsse.ien. sea poo
Ss 9 .i And Sssss &ossss s sss s 80 NJ
rss s. ssst =. s m ss ...
e., nov sosi u lesyins Memphis T sys1 d.y: ssnS.y.
points. .Mondsys. weisssdsys and Fridays y ne
REGULAR Nsx Orleans packets. and Tsesdsys. ThuIs-
sy: caa ss.n y the i'ss oa,
20 New Orleans. Boats always leave promptly on
b:y s:if Ia: q rs. !:
the MississiRpi river;
AEkotSu kAlkt LEAVE W AtflIoTOH ~ -
negtioa.. With tbs priviIeEs q lsyins ovsr q any
Psssssnssrs lsssins i5 q ths ?. ~ TIsn g terosrh
esmsertshis nisht's rest es the cars are provided
~ Bs ssrs s.d 1sE JoT 1ietsis vsa orsass ssd
Passengers for r ishmond and the South or South
west are respectfully informed that BY gurchasang
they avoid the annoyance Of ohenge frop boax 20
cars at the inconyenlent hour OF midnight, - by
the river route. -
Pss.snsers from New York viii meet an Aren't
OF the Orange and Alex ABROAD st the Depot
az Washington, rom whom they will receive polite
iT The Steamer GEORGE PAGE issves one
foot OF Seventh street, ate'< q. m. and -
81 ,. mn. Tor Alexandria, where pas &ekL3oru IN
sengers take the cars for the south
and Southwest. Passengers for GarleffesriIle,
Starstos, Ffesf Royal Wood uoek, Wtsekssfsr, fe-.
will take Boat leaving w Washington st 6< q. W.
Omnibnses leave the Once. corner of Sixth street
and Pelnsylvana svenue. at o. m. and ,. NJ
DrOn arriving at WsshIngton, passenf ers Tor
the South viii Be csreful % tsfe tis ouases and
? - = : : - JAMES A EVANS,
oc 2o-h Ticket Agent, Wsshington.
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EOR RENT.-Msubsrs of Coeer,,s or f.miIj.,
! insssdlps . yss, fhs yinssEl. ~ sshiastes. vii
esssry oul building: in sSss spssisss dv,irips al
sSo sn ias CIV sSs sSsnss 2
fea terms, .spl3 in p,rsoa al tss isv olcs eorssf
sa: Ss c spa
,s seEs; s:s Brig. &. 5ssss sSSss
corner Of sth street vet and street north Il kss
.'Gss ;Ss s .y ss sss.a
forstion spply ss the cerner xtore or 10 the WOOD
.'a ''t6is DicRsoS z oien5 Sakp6S sfpsBs' sat CO. =
Z L9k ssd thrss cH1SBERs, .rd .ospIisa xsn xisa
n15 is, :sd cold water; with or vithout BOARD All
ss aocs. tSs sssrss d FS.sE &.
ssso6 r. nth Is Icons and q. and vstsr In ever,
..9 s,ss9 !; I, NSysbsr For further iasss.I.ss
TO- Lea newly 6ni.hed Cottage Frame
18th and 18Th streets xesi. eontsinins sii rooms.
sgHas S ssssss s iNod sSd .tas.. H
FOk sAEe.-I offer for sale valuable FARM
1 WI "a ssss ssss.as: s:ri 4
..ed r. one osths no.. i9rtevsd and highly e.is, I
and fa the fS2RSNsPiiet S2Ni r rs aan
lsaa - - City Hall.
FOR RENT-;A vsiusbls GROCERY STORE
situated on the corner Of 18th aud b SITS. vest
near the canal, Ii well htted up with shelving,
counter, buns, &c, and is the most desirable stand
For terms apply to Mr.. JOHN MOORE, No. 1sI
Louisiana avenue, near the corner Of 10th street
vest. llsa - sr an la-H
a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-situstsd
In Alexandr,a county, about - miles from
Georget9wn, at the intersection OF the Georgstovn
and Little fis rosds. consisting of ltz acres. In
hth And strests. Washington. ID. c. 10 le-d
A AT'PRIvATE sALE-seversI rood and WE'LL
"A ARRANGED three story FRAME hOusEs, with
Two story back buildings, containing. from TO Il
above property isloOstsd on the north side 81 Ma
sashusotts avenue, between sch and 5th sts. Per
denos .Srld do we'll TO ca at No. 81 OF ssid prop
sr srty: Also, several smaller Houses ON the same
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By BARNARD 4 RUcREY. ;.or,esov
By A. GREEN, Auct1oneer. 80

BY "A. GREEN, Auct1oneer. -sitt
TR1swasT1aElE1ss 1al 81. SALE OF vAEuABLE Build
sI1syrs. At AugrioEy-Gn MO NDAY, the iai
81 saf 's !" Y1s % a
Der ia5s; aaS fscofasa ln Iibsf J. 4. s.. No.
sSs ecs bt of 5sso5ss as I
ioyins rasn.d property iying and being is the city
the plot or plan OF SAID city. viz: : = =, :
Lot numbered two q. } m So uare numbered ssven
:ss a FEE. ss a Ss n.
line Of Canal street ITO feet, containing over soo
,fsIms:. One fourth cash; I; balance in 9 and 10
months, the purchaser To give notss bearing inter.
est from day Of sac. A deed Igiyen aud deed of
sluss sasen. All conveyance a. the cost Of the pur
me term. Of sale should not be complied with
the t snd cest ts. aas pss SnrsS
Ger. WILLIAM dixon, Trnsses.
oc 1-2av&ds hsi,s "A. GREEN. Auct.
BY WALL a BARNARD. Auotioneers.
fusTEEs Im sxtkE5B Ma yEtgs ,s,s q & deed o
e Vii & SoNDaS s 1se
e: e: rem s.y e s.Is y Ss = e ssk
Bounded ss follows, VIZ: Besinnins a, The ncTtS S
east o9rDer Of that part of said lot conveyed TO
:: "a 4: ::s ii ss
Sss g IL he ss ss e
corner Of kaid entire lot thence on the north line of
s os e ss as :.s
s ss o e G as. lot e ssse s and
Frame Tsss1ssss en- the zane. an W. van ,n'
Terms 9f sale ons,third of .hs purchase money
e 4 id z ss S:.s ..h Il s . 8.
secured Dy note and deed y% g sIg;s Tr. q coy
:. Trsstsss 9 Of the pPion BSi.dSng hHs;oei.tion. H
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E SOOTHING SYKU r.
- sa Fer Childrea zee4hi11,s -,,s 80.
s. gen. ssss ;sss':; s:sssss ;ss sst
sxsn aad spasnodie aefioa, and e - - - i.
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pspsad npoa T. As vnl give rsstts ysursslyss, sn1
RELIBfLND HEAL III T0aY0UR LNRzNTS
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fioR ros THR FuLSILMEKr oF w1Ixr wr HIM 81
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eftweny minutes after the syruPi adssisi.ssred M
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TH0USANDS OF CASES.
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stomach and bovsls, cidy and xives tone and
snsrgy the Whole sli almost nssaasly relieve
GRpIse IN TIE BowELs AND VIVID CoLrc,
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