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The Canals Leased,

After repeated failures, and a warm
and protracted effort, a bill passed the
Legislature placing the public works out
of the hands of the State, for five years.
Although this success of the opponents
iof these sources of corruption may not be
considered complete conquest, it is,
Notwithstanding, an important victory.
A bill was introduced at the last ses-
sion, and passed the House, providing for
their sale. This bill was retained in the
Senate without final action until near the
close of the present session, when it was
indefinitely postponed. A bill was then
introduced and passed in the House pro.
viding for letting the keeping in repairs
to contractors This went to the Senate
and was dc nel to the same death as the
bill for selling. The, House Immediately
passed bill leasing the public works for
$40, 500 per annum This went to the
Senate and was buried in the same grave
with the former bills In return for it.
bill came from the Senate to the House
appropriating nearly half million fol
keeping these nuisances in repair unit
the 18th of November! The .Hous,
substituted for this bill providing so1
leasing Them to the highest bidder, and
fixing the minimum at about $6O,OO0.-
This bill went to the Senate, and it wa
found that all the Republicans together
With four Democrats would vote agains
it, thereby defeating it. After severe
struggle its friends succeeded in having
it referred to a committee of three. Thi
committee worked all night, and next day
reported it back with 90 amendments. Ii
this shape it passed the Senate, receiving
oil the Democratic votes but one-th,
Republicans all voting against it. Th'
amendments were concurred in by th'
House, and at two O'Clock on the las
night Of the session the bill was signet
by the presiding officers of the tw,
branches.
Under this the public works will yie.'
revenue of not less than $4,000 to tn
State treasury; while under the old sys
tenn the people were being taxed to nearl
double that amount to keep them in re
pair, .- ... s,...,t, bef .~.rr..-- ov.
81 This is the first victory of the peopl
over 1.-THE canal clique, and to the Demo
Gratis belong all the honor
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rwWe publish in another column

R we punish III anotnef column
communication from DR.. Stout. We
are not going :nto any controversy with
the Doctor, but will set him right in one
or two matters. And first, we copied
Mr.. Days letter, at his request--a favor
which We rarely refuse any one. ?" Il
As to the vote on the bill increasing
the salaries of the of the Hamilton county
Judges, the Doctor has fallen into the
same error; with the writer of the commu-
nication in the Herald signed "Demo
crat"-he has taken the vote on Senate
amendment, for the vote on the passage
of the bill. If the Doctor will look on
page 453 of the Journal of the last ses-
sion, he will see the following: asyo aai
Il g"H. B. No. 1876; To fix the salaries of
judges in certain cases. was read the third
time. b-lbGyh go" ~ hsiFE"G'g E2i'r.1
The question then being f'shall the bill
passa" the yeas and nays were ordered
and oresulted-yeas e7, nays a., as fol
lows: .5.rssTols "a y7nsnsii Ltfa"" s.-
Those who voted in the affirmative
were-.iiI 5iHlTpsT uI j9a OH hE3nh %
[aH Messrs. Allen of Jefferson, Amber,
Andrews, iBagley. Bigony, Briggs, Brooke
Carlisle, Chase, CLANCY of Franklin,
EChristy,s Clarke, Collins, Cox of Knox
Cowan, Deming,Jc Dobmeyer,2 Edison
Finefrock, French, 'Furnald, Gardner
Catch, ellison, Green, Haymaker, Howe
Hughes of Butler, Hughes of Highland
jackson, Jones, Leete, Marshall, Monroe
Morse, Mott, McCreary, McEwen. Nc
Ferren, Parsons, Peck, Pikelheimer, Pitt
bran.l Ralston. Ray of Scioto, Raymond
Robinson. of Hamilton. Robinson o
Union, Rodgers Of CLARK, Rodgers o
Hamilton, Satin, Seney, Slusser, Sperry
Stephens, Stevenson, Stout, Thompson
Van Worries, Watson. Welsh, West o
Brown, West of Logan, Williams of Mon
roe, Wilson, W orlhingtop and S. eaker--
E67.geihu4ta. sc5sfse ID ,atr. 800 Toa,
Those who voted in the negatiu
. WERE vars &c sa@ut a3a5 ;sTsa sa-
, Messrs. Allen, of Ashtabula, Bailey
Bates. Bell, Blackburn. Blair, Dawes
Day, Frazee, Glasgo, Harrison, Jennel
johnson, Laughlin, Moore, Odeli, Paine
Parr, Quinn, Richardson, Roach, Sim
3 mons, Townsend and Winner--24. g.
: So the bill passed. s"tJylaI Or Jsas tr
!. The Senate amendment increasing th
salaries ofthe Supreme Judges was, as W
7. stoted il our Last, voted on late on tn
: last night of the session. at : .og2
S The Doctor thinks we attacked hin
: We certainly attacked no one; we simpl
p defended ourself from the attack in th
Herald, mentioning the Doctors lame in
cidentally, and that in no disparagin
manner. 81. 5.,.1.Ey7 r.-# .-
Rcqmescat IN pace. 1e..a i...
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Great Democratic Victory in Mllwau
r a--' 7- " . .N'-- k1e.

Last year the Republicans carried the
City Of Milwaukee by 1900 majority
On. Tuesday, the Democrats regained their
former ascendaney, eelecting their Mayor
by the handsome, majority of 5000. Mr..
Lynde the Democratic candidate for State
Judge also 5000 majority in the city, and
if he has done equally well in other parts
Of the State, he is elected. 1t will be
some, days before the returns are all
in - ----
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TUESDAY, April 5th.

The Senate passed the following bills:
To repeal the act of April 1, 1855, Sup
Elementary to the free banking act of
March 81 1851, to relieve the sureties of
Executors and Administrators; to amend
the School law relative to School houses
in sub-dstricts; Providing for the publ
cation of the amendment to the Constitu-
tion. -..
In the House the following bills were
passed; further to prevent the taking of
usurious interest on the part of banks and
to prevent the confession ofjudgament on
warrants of attorney in favor of banks;
making additional appropriations for the
year 1859; the Senate canal appropriation
bill, the same being SO amended as te
provide fo- the lease of the Public Works
providing for the publication of the pro
posed amendment to the constitution.
The House indefinitely postponed The
Senate bill for the relief of railroad com
panies in certain cases.
The following resolution offered b,
M. Parsons was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Hous
are hereby unanimously rendered to tn
Hon. William B. Woods, for the ability
dignity, patience and impartiality wit
which he has presided over its de
liberation during the present session.
The House indefinitely postponed til
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W Mr.. Grattan, in his work on A.
'merica, states the following as conver.
sation that occurred between John C
Calhoun and himself: s..s -,fft:..s.,
"Now, let me ask you,' said I, what
we're the feelings of the last slave you lib.
erated?' Hibernate a slave?' he exclaim
ec; God forbid that 1 should be guilty O
such a crime. Ah, you know little of my
character if you believe me capable o
doing SO much wrong to fellow crea
ture p" ..G s-. -a-- r.
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Take Notice, Everybody.

-,JAeEs r. MoRRis one of the proprie-
tors of this paper, having sold his interest
ia-it-to HENRY r. WEST, it becomes ne.
sesssvyvthat all debts due the firm OF
MoRRas, ~ WILLIAMS should be paid at
oace.roi iAllipersons, therefore, who may
be indebted to the firm for subscription,
advertisement or job work will be expected
tea Pay upas soon as possible. Bills will
be- made out mt once and presented, and it
II hopeddthatalt personswill be prepared
~ cashuthem at once. ,4.3 f-rr ,sigroq
2aiThs editorial department of the paper
wNl ssmain as il has been for some years
pert under the exclusive contrel of Mr
WILL4AMs-lldng yiab r5s5 snd 9r0s sai
ri The style of the new firm is WILLIAMS
A.WEsTaDoo 81. ~ a(tf) -ssi2 irrasag
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Chicago Election.

go CHICAGO, April 6.-The election yes
terday for the Judge and Clerks of Su-
perior Court, resulted in the success of
the entire Republican ticket. Average
majority, two j thousand. Vote seven
Thousand less than at the March cleo
tion.s ..l. aii T. asC .rnsa..uo 30. -..
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, April 6.-Lyndi, Demo
crat, has about 1900 majority in this
city for Judge of the Supreme Court
Returns. from the State show about the
same comparative party vote as last fall.
Result doubtful. ''A'~-
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Keokuk Election.

ST. LOUIS, April s6.-The municipal
election of Keokuk, on Monday, resulted
in the success of Leighton, Republican,
for Mayor by one hundred and eighty
majority. A majority of the Republican
Councilmen are also elected. vr, "a. ...
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.sstAIThs schools i, iuSthis place have
ihep staadSlyo andDrapidTyoimproviog for
asvdsst yssrscsnda are now. equal to any
lhFtBispstt ts6fiths State, .5d The following,
ksas1ts lasa engaged gage for the n session
which can psneed on Monday: Classic
tppd uscispti6ceddepartnents, Professor
safnsn;ssnmtheasaticab department, Mr.
dssM. SFsllsi afd1 Miss J!.os Ian giey; and nd
iMlssE 4s1TfaaRs, Il Who p is daily expected
Sq, ,fsks Charge -loaf1tthhs, of the, musical depart
lmshtDoThs psesent session will continue
as,est tweive wseksbas '9sew ,ais,> zta'
n7ut-T knAA1zaa L.a-S.1lE 3 -----t afi ="
strREiGEoRaEs OF THE IAw.--Wm. G
-Fora Was Convicted at Baltimore for tn.
fSSrdsr? Of Police PoiIas Officer Burnham. His
counsel dIedea bill Of exceptions. ON th'
ysossA that only ths:foreman of the jur,
on call answered equity of murder in th,
dstsf degrss'alsthsrother simply respond
ing guilty" The Court of Appeals de IL
cidsd tliaAbAW Vas 81 nd i verdict, dit and md order
edv4SswsfiSra Judge Stump, z of The So
preme 66aft;A Ai6Gain main taided that the Appeal
;sidya RsteH no tight ssth TO to go behind the yer
dict; that q SECOND trial would be putting
the lilesof Ford in Jeopardy twice for tn
,s.me zolfHse;l and he eliminates that h
.shnllzaistmrge the prisoner
- IL -. hrrct ~ .-----.... - - =
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SATURDAY, April I'd.

The Senate. passed the following bills:
To amend the school law; to amend Sec
tions 6, l5, 25 and 81 of the act to further
provide for the better regulation of the
receipt, disbursement and safe keeping of
the public revenue; to amend the 69th
section of the act for the organization of
cities and incorporated villages; to pre-
scribe the duties of judges of elections in
certain cases, and to preserve the purity
of elections; authorizing the examinations
of banking companies in certain cases; to
establish a uniform standard of weights
and measures.
In the House the following bills were
passed: Providing for the relief of surviv-
ing lessees of the National Road, and for
the future management of said Road; the
Senate tax bill.
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Brooklyn, N. Y, Election,

NEW YORK, April 6.--The charter
election in Brooklyn, yesterday, resulted
in the success of the whole Democratic
ticket. The majority of Mr.. Powell,
the candidate for Mayor, is three thous-
and. .. s- .sa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CIR. ]. Edney''s new Hack Line,
6THsstfsp Wanted..- = ~ 80 ..,...
aseetasssland wool Depot. ~ ~
GyPfJpSsAis Is Builders. 70. :. =.
GDsNs@ Hotel BY Henry Minsterman.
@Meeting ofthe. directors of the Monroe
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. !
nAGgi1sAd Levyfor 1859. Li4.lh2i-75'i, -
s,ev1sstgs Hall vs. faigah Garrison-Attach.
aitapaaieeogaa4 efj 10 a5a,f-3 ( '7.asn
r.aws0Atiy yCArist,y Aaministr ator of Dennis
McMenamy's Estate. } h97dh @3'sfE
-.llAsraRs cohslssloxs Is SALES Robinson vs.
fqepsS WmQ Steel and Others, ,ys 8. Puyh and
stbeps lamesrMysrs assignee of VIM. Myers, W
Janss &heek ysnd Hife; List B. Howell, VS. Ray
Ayrz1i s=s77is= =7Fs=s =====s=====
.saeasiAliury has atlength been impan'
aiedinthe SIcKLEs case a2a1 hH2 34'Eo
Of son ~ s+sss- -.lsa4s4 = - = li isFc}
nit&ET Washington Union is again
aiisosssd, ~ rather the editorial corps. -
BoNMAN snccssds VERBAL as proprietor
sAs 1cilriHAl g !lesS-. 4 l-.---4- ~,
.a1g9~03s hundred Amateur Chess
kaSM7h 70 CIiGio 59V4tG1, o. - 70 "-
f1syets ~ Parisare pltted against MoRPHY
'Thsf ysEe VI simmer down to FIVE and then
tekipg odds pitch in Eve games at Once
re .NifnfTiI 8I7 rys'see 17r-7r-r----7--- 1910
IA The dead body ofamanwas foun
aedhGslpnhusp ON "Wednesday last, sus
pssdsa by,s handkerchief to a post. H
tstMPs6ssd to have been murdered.
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MONDAY, April 4th.


cessary appropriation bills, and the
amount of other unfinished business on
hand, the Senate adopted resolution,
which concurred in by the House, rescind-
ing the previous resolution fixing the time
of sine die adjournment and extended the
same to Wednesday the 9th inst. ct l 9 NJ.
The Senate passed the following bills:
Providing for the relief of the surviving
lessees of the National road and for the
future management of said road, Supple
mentary to Che crimes act (the bill to pun
ish seduction.(
In the House the following bills were
passed: To provide for the payment ofthe
expenses of reappraisiDg real estate for the
year 1859; to repeal the act passed April
81, 1856, supplementary to the act to
authorize free banking, passed March 2lst,
1851; the Senate bill further to prevent
the taking of usurious interest on the part
of banks and to prevent confessions of
judgments on warrants Of attorney in ia
vor of banks; supplementary to the act to
provide for the organization Of cities and
Incorporated villages; to provide for the
election of Township Assessors and pre-
scribing their duties; presc ibing the du-
ties of County Auditors; to amend the law
of tie partition of real estate; authorizing
certain acts as clerks of Probate Courts
and prohibiting such clerks from practic-
ing as attorneys in the courts of this State.
The bill so amending the G3d section of
the school law as to require each county
to support its own schools, was indei-
nitely postponed by a vote Of I ayes to
I9 nays.
An amendment was offered to the Sen
ate canal appropriation bill, which amend
ment provides that the Public Works ol
the State shall be leased TO the highest
bidder on the 14th days of May next, al
public auction, from the steps of the State
) House. 1t was laid on the table to be
printed, and is the next special order in
the House. ..... ..-.-...-.
J The two Houses disagreed upon the
provision in the general appropriation
bill, for payment of the overdraft on the
State Treasury, and the same was referred
to a Committee of Conference. r.
Joint resolutions were adopted by boil
houses as follows: Authorizing the Gov
ernor to procure estimates to be, made o
new Penitentiary; directing the STATE
,, officers to apportion to the proper partie
the amount of the Treasury defalcatiol
chargeable to each, and to proceed for tn
recovery of the same; directing the salt
of the locomotive belonging to the State
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wwG rHonleTAgain. $

.s'ws arrived as home a5s On n Thursday Thu last
and are again at our old post. ropr pres
ent opinion is. that it viii require is some ne
,fghIng ,ghIn Hcgs tsRplipg than a. sea, in th'
IeGislatAre torsnticsE. u.s. fromsit again.
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w "A remarkable instance Of the rssk-
lessness with which poisons arp ysadsd
was exposed q few days since in Philadel-
phia. It was the case of r-9vs doidw ri
One more unfortunate, weary of-breatAlo
who went to q drug store and asksds fsr
certain quantity of strychnine.o hwas
handed to her without q scruple; and 10
the dainty clerk opened his money drawer
to drop in it the price of blood, he remark
ed casually, there was, enough poison in
that little package to kill three men, %ls
there?". said the wretched girl; 81 moan to
take it all myself.n Aud the clerk snirk-
ed and smiled, and the poor girl vent her
way-to the grave Of suieide. lhonp97i J
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Adjustment orthe Paraguay DifHculftyy

New York, April 6.-TheA Herald
has intelligence from. Montevideo to the
10th of February, seyenteeu,days later,
announcing peaceful adjustment of tho
difficulties with Paraguay, through the
friendly Offices. of President UrqnixU Of
the Argentine Confederation aocn1eJin
The precise terms of the, settle
are not tstated, but il is known ahst lam
pie indemnity has been conceded to tho
family of the person killed on the stesInsr
Waterwitch, and to the American Com
pany represented by L., Hopkins.em isd1
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SUIcIDE.-We learn that q youngiman
named Robert MeMasters--son Of Sabn-
uel--committed suicide in Mead, toxnship
last week, while, apparentlys sevsrJthing
was prospering with him. Some ysik
weeks since, o young woman to- whom
he had loug been devoted became his Sib
and they seemed to live in happines.
When the body was discoversd. oitwas
hanging from the limb of . tree, rands life
less. No cause whatever can, be- assigs-
ed as producing the deplorable ocssr.
rence.--,St Cairsviue Gdzette. Ia alma
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ey of four thousand dollars. was salts
fed that the fees then paid the judges
1.-TWO thousand dollars each,) was "suti,
c,e,at to command the services Of the best men
IN the State" If my constituents were
not interested in the increase of the salary
of Common Pleas Judges in large coun.
ties. they were interested in the DILL be.
cause it contemplated to give out of the
State Treasury, four thousand dollars, o
their money. So it will be seen that
did not vote on this bill as my colleague
voted but had voted upon it shoult
have voted in the negative. In publish
ing from the Herald, the little silly fins
of Jim Day the editor was certainly no
actuated by petty Jealousy. ".
have deemed thus much due my con
stituents and myself that may be Sc
right before them, and hope that ma
not be under the necessity of referring t.
these things again. 1t has been the on
slant aim Of my colleague and myself to S
act that we might merit the approbatio
4 of generous, constituency, and if eithe
of us have, in any one isolated ease, ere
it must be attributed to an honest erro
of the head and not of the heart. Fe
low citizens, we return to you after hay
ing done the very best we could, for you
, good, and it is for you to approve or col
demn. Very Truly
.-i Your obedient servant,
JAS. NJ. STOUT.
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PILES.

writing to II have been for time serou'lS
afflicted with bleeding piles: and have regarded
time. indeed. hopeless but have used
your medicine (Pile Specifel. and eured have
Obligation"
gentleman Of my yeNrs, we'll and tsvorably known
Cehf, DeiaEare count= NeE-York had been the
piles for twenty someiImes from excessive hemOr
rbage and suffering he reduced to the OF
the grave Por he had dragged miserable eNis
confirmed invalid, disqualified for business
burden Il needle add that he had
ted all Of Hes from all sorts OF doctors, tn little
purpose lie consulted two and r commend
I'd Pile SP cine, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to improve and since has never had
serinni OF piles. From the rst month up
past had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint
but the Pile Pills oal dispsrse all, and for
he has been entirely well OF the piles
brilliant scarcely to be found In the annals OF
medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, pablie lecturer, took cold the
part month"; while travelling and leeturng in
northern Pennsylvania addressing pnblc audiences
every evening" days. by the aid OF tile Specific,
entirely recovered and enabled pursue his call
ing without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
lady 4Ohad taken violent cold, Whiehsst-
tied her lungs causing cough pain In the SHE and
Considerable and no such col Is usual
" very lasting and troublesome but by taking the SPsehc
Cough ri L. four per day, In three days she
tirelv we'll.
youngm1u OF p had cough and hoaTIeness for teen
months During cold weather his voice lost only
speak Ei.pers hin Induced eoughing, cold dry
raising tribe In the ornnR quite feeble and enact
aed Had taken several medicines with but little
benefit lie with the Cough Pills pill three
times per day-anl found himself Improving, his
ndrr and soer hoArseness passed Oh Strength and
tppetite improved, AMI in few weeks entirely well
having taken other medicine.
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady OF 96had troubled with Indigestion for
Ter great in the
selection OF food Alter eating, the stomach became
acid, food rising Ia her mouth with m unTeas
ant heavy sdke sensation in her stomach, continuing
hours frequent hcIacrs b1Wels eons patel and
a depressed mental condition. See commenced taking tAe
Dysp- psia H. norns and night and In less than
week sinst cry Of her disease lad vanished,
and she felt like = beins-
gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
constitution had lately been Food deal affected aith nd
gysOn weak stomach tongue, bad taste in the mouth
aud cuiIar vrtigo and Whr ing In the
head render his riding In a carriage, or
mounting emnence, gait dauseroas After irving
things Intellectually he the Dyspepsia Pills,
ing works like charm relieving all his vertigo and other
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ITO THOSE WHO ENTER M INSTITUTE, OR REAfIF
i $50, thus GUARANTEES sanIinI-AR-
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upon cJrnpletn thorough Of Double Entry Book
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rin ninety after their raiuafion, else they VII
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zion. and tAus rral.4e
Free TnIIIon. or Lucrative SITUATIONS.
Graduates this Institution dilinE TesponBi
positions Cashiers. Book and
Railroad Oee Clerks in dGFent sections Of the country
being preferred by business Graduates Of
Mercantile CaIeEe- H~nes aba~a --=<.l
eled Inducements nOinE Superiority
tAeroe aiming Etudents fol
business life would warrant
Tie Principal ~ HssffflffoE Eers prdeffeC
reeouataHf fr t7Hger period aa aay otls- Teacher
IN tis WSsfeTn courIf-g.
Address the underdfgned for farth~r gaa-fi~-i--~-
ny9 EM. w e RANG ER.
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No family should without Invaiuaee euratives-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted domestic
AMI private With them the parent Is armed and pre-
pared againste first approach % disease and Il
At the threshold AID keen u at baY. tribe OF medicine
rightly directed In the nri hourH o. dssease perfectly
that which b. delav AMY he rel evei br
hours Of Suffering. all. With these hand you
obliged n await the coming Of that otrn Distant
veil eIpeneve luxury Doctor. 10 be dTuZged
poisoned bstere or bsd bat yourself administer
the simple specific, and restore the rudy
again health ami av There only injury
from their the general inauence upon
the constitution, bevond All qaesOA. is beneaeIai.
AGENTS WANTED.
remedies, every oornauestv n the United States
Address, DR.. P Humphreys 4 CO.
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