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TIE PANORAMA OF LIFE AND
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GOdfrcy's Drops
A Sure Cure for lie Hodachc.

This preparation has proved successful in all Kind. Of
hnaLl,hr though many othrr- have been introduced. II
g. composed At vegetables. aud uu drirtrrtous lhlIt or med
irnn ! introduced iutpL. It lnptrt. vigur 10 tho -y>tcm
while the cure is progressing, and regulates the stomach,
ny which process the cure II effected.
Mr.. Godfrey. now deceased. was q resident Of New
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purchased 10y the undersigned. From numerous tc,timu-
uiaIs we select the following from lvu. A. Wright, Il well
known and worthy citizen Of kc"ur, N. II.
Mr.. Godfrey. sir: II Is with pleasure that can recon
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Having for about ten years past been afflicted with il, aud
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the same complaint. A. WRIGHT.
Price 81 cents per bottle. Prepared by II. H. TCIHNS,
Chemist, Boston. Mass.
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RUSSIAN WINTER WHEAT.

+ HAvE ENTIRE Control or i very superior quality of
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IL produces from 20 Ia 80 bushels 10 oSE when Sown on
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Address q. W. YEItBS I. u. Box 1887.
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Col. X. J. Hamilton,
Rev. IL \. Bishop,
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HUtchinS' Headache Pills.

These Pills arc recommended solely for the headache in
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HUTCHINS'
FAMILY MEDICINES.
.....-r..,,.
THE CELEBRATED
Golden TinCturc
OR BLOOD %TURIFYER,

The GrCat Me2icR Discovery othc 1871 Century.
TIIIS INVALUABLE CUCMpOCND, which Is now Gre.
1 atug 80 much excitement m tlc medical world ana
among some Of the most learned in the pTuies~i"il, Is
curing thUsauds "f that class 0I mvaId- whose cases Tie
medical faculty have long sought 10 reach, but ia VAN
IL proof Of IL extraordinary CuraIv" properties, we ma!
be permitted To- atiucr the following
WASHINGTON. u G., Feb. q, 1892.
nr. Ilutchin.-Drar Sr IhHVr been requested to give
my opinion upon the mcru~n i your Golden T%uFtUrc,
have use. il for indigestion, los "i appetite. &c. VITA ma
trrIal benefit. think it a g"d medicine Tor purifying the
blood, and II safe aud valuable preventative ~ well a.
cure If disease. Hoping ynu may be ~prosprrcd IN tEt
sale vi ii, lam, sir, your obcdicnt servant.
DANIEL. WEBSTER.
Ecy. 7. F. Norris. late editor Of the Boston Olive Branch
wrote under date OF
RpST0N, May 10, 1853.
Dr. HutChins: ! have used your Golden IInctur" an,
have received more benefit from il than any medici4c
have tried. Truly your, ] !. N'1kO
Certificate from Prof {. Newton. NJ u, President Of tn
Worcester Medical College
WORCESTER. juno. 1853,
Dr Hutclius, Sir As you wished my opinion ~rc+p"ctn!
yuur Golden 1uCturc, | freely give it-not That | would h
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tn Compound. for which il Is rccuinm"ulcl.
Yours truly, CALVIN NEWTON.
The Golden TiUcturc is put up in large pint bottles AN
| sold at 81 90 pcF bottle.
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AFFLICTED FOR YEARS

nj MEssRs. HUNT X GAEpNER-Gents Il wish I,
j. make known t. the publIc an article, from which
y have derived more benefit than from all OtheI
- mediclucs which ever used. ! have bHcn sui
> Herring from Fever and Acue and ii c~ll4ct-, TO
1.-The last IKE years, in which time have scare"
Ily enjoyed a single day Of good health. until
= iproCurcI from your drug store a bottle 81 lr
<lCHRISnE's AGUE BAISAN. In a tcw days ] lpint
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-lhealih. ] have not felt n symptom since ! com
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! constantly exposed To cold and weather. To my
! Ifriends, and the public generally suffering from
= This disease in any form, ! would say, procure a
bottle and save heath, constitution. and money.
Yours, J. Il. GltOStOoI.
Above are only o few testimonials in favor Of
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bottles for s..
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= aso, Wholesale Dealers in Patent Medicines gen
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lett 40. TIarkSSiile.
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Mistuar,p.
SPEECH.

We find the following in the reports
of the proceedings of the Missouri
Legislature, in the st. Louis Democrat.
1t will at once occur to the readers of
Mr.. Pitts speech, that he is, as his
name would imply, a veritable de-
scendant of Lord Chatham. His chief
resemblance to that distinguished ora
tor, is said to consist in the possession
of two legs, and a head with a nose
on it. Read Mr.. Pitts speech
Mr.. Pitt offered the following
Resolped, That the Speaker be authorized to
cause to be printed and posted, one hundred
bills, announcing the Sth of january, 1899.
Mr.. Abney-I move to lay that reso-
luton on the table.
Mr.. Pitt-Mr. Speaker, this house
passed resolutions, sir, to celebrate,
in an appropriate manner, the 9Th OF
January. This is a resolution simply
asking that notice be given to the
public of that day. We have declared
an intention, and now, when we come
to publish it, some gentleman is sud
denly seized with the retrenchment
gripes," and squirms around like a
long red worm on q pin hook. (Laugh'
ter.) Gentlemen keep continually
talking about economy. /, myself, dc
net believe in tying the public purse
with cobweb strings, but when re,
trenchment comes in contact with
patriotism it assumes the form OF
q smallness." Such economy is like
that of old Skinfint, who had a pair
Of boots made for his little boy, with
out soles, that they might last the
longer. (Laughter.) reverence "the
day we celebrate" 1t is fraught with
"reminiscences the most stirring !; it
brings to mind one of the grandest
events ever recorded in letters of liv-
ing fire upon the walls of the temple
of fame by the strong right arm OF
the god of war! On such occasions
we should rise above party lines and
political distinctions.
never fought under the banner OF
Old Hickory, but, by the eternal, ]
wish | had. daughter and applause.
If the old war horse was here now he
would not know his own children from
the side of Joseph's coat of many colors
wings, Know-Nothings, Democrats
hard, soft-boiled, scrambled and fried
Lincolnites, Douglasites and blather
sixties !! l belong to no party ; an
free, unbridled, unsaddled, in the
political pasture. Like a bobtail bull
in fly time, l charge around in the
high grass and fight my W flies
Great Laughter.) Gentlemen, let us
show our liberality on patriotic occa-
sions. Why, some men have no
patriotism than you can stick in the
eye Of a knitting needle. Let US
not squeeze five cents till the eagle on
it saueals like a locomotive or an old
maid. Let us print the bill, and in,
form the country that we arc as full
of patriotism as the Illinois swamps
of tadpoles. (Laughter.) don't be-
lieve in doing things by halves. Per
nit me. Mr.. Speaker, to make a poetl-
cal quotation from n OF our noblest
authors
al love To see the grass among the red May roses,
...l. l. WOO h N .basss y
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pI-RI NlTICE

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President Adams, Hon, Jared Sparks,
Justice story, W. ii. Prescott,
Chancellor Kent, " Geo. Bancroft,
Bishop AlOnZo Potter, i" Geo. Ticknor,
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Why is the demand so great for
DEs. n
a G U BALSAM M?

DECAUSE it will, in all cases, safely and clcc,uaily
ID cure that much dreaded sCUurgc Oi the Nest-ChillS,
Fever and Aguc-withOUt fail, and in cases Will counter,
act the poison Of Malaria of which fact thousands do los.
tfy and, unlike all other nOatrums, ii is only recon-
mcnIcd Tor one class of diseases. and as a tonic il Is un-
surpassed. We will offer Il few evidences OF its worth.
by men of influence AMI high standing,
Princeton, Ill.,, Sept. 20th, 1857.
DR. Sir For several years past have
used your Ague lalSam in my daily practice, and have
closely observed it, effects in hundreds Of case, and in
no case has it failed To procure the most happy effect.
| can most Chc"TtUiy recommend it a a certain specific
for chils, fever analogue, and maarious diseases.
Truly your-, ii. AUSTIN, VI. n.
Marshall, Mich. Feb. 18th, 1857.
DIR. MANN x o. have sold a large amount Of your
Ague lIlsam III this vicinity, and from my personal
knowledge Of it, believe It the best remedy for ChHis.
fever and uguc that has ever been sold in our State.
Respectfully yours, o.. A. HYDE.
Ashtabula, Ohio, Jan. lst, ls5s.
Mcssrs. s. X. MANN X CO.-Gcnts.: In cauyas-iuG
the state. Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of the differ
cnt remedies uf which we have control, our attention has
been called to observe the great name that your Ague
BalsaIn has gained for itself in every place where sold.
ltrcally seems To be The popieS' Opn TeaeRy, and IT, sales
more rapid than all others. II IS destined u supcrCcic
all other agGc remedies IN the market.
Very truly yours, a. Il ;. lENIRY.
New York, Feb. %, 1858.
Messrs. 5. K. MANN X CO-Gruts. | have a, our
house ia Il. Louis sold your ArIe ralSam some three
years. and have carefully observed IL effects in CURING.
ami must IN all CruGuT say, | do not believe its equal CN
ists in the world Of medicines. To my personal KNOW
edge II has cured permanently every time, aud have
known Il used, amor all other remedies had been tried
ia vain, with The most happy result. And what Is more
remarkable, | have never known II case but what remain
ed cured, for at least that season. have no hesitation
in recommending it as a perfect triumph over chills and
fever. Respectfully yours,
rROF. {. J. WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO., Proprictors,
GALLON. OHIO,