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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
aEilhsr rs Laid on The Shelf

For ten days, Conway enjoyed the VIC
tory he supposed himself to have won in
southern Kansas. On an informal ballot,
he received tDcnty -sir votes, one-:hird
Of which were from Douglas county. 1t
seems he has wasted money, time and
talents to no purpose. "The young man
eloquent" finds his popularity short-lived.
Will he and his friends keep their pledges
made ten days ago. that if Psnott was
nominated they would not support him !
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
Lacking Backbone

The Republicans did not dare to incor
porate the homestead exemption princi
pie, which is q feature of the presen
statute laws, in the new constitution
without first submitting it to the people
This is the only clause separately sub.
mitted. None but shylocks, or their col.
lecting agents, could take exception to
the article as finally adopted, and we car
divine no sufficient reason for this strange
weakness of the knees.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

GA Galesburgh Qll.) Republican
paper states, upon the authority Of Mr.
NJ. W. Delahsy, Of this city, that Genef'
al Lanes visit to the States is for the Pur'
pose of collecting money to aid in the
coming elections in this Territory. The
Lawrence Republican denies that he hs,
been sent BY the Republican Central
Committee, but don't enlighten its read,
ers as TO whether he has been authorized
from other quarters. Which authority
to be credited ?-LeoD. Dispatch.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
GerrTmaudarinZ

GeTrymandertnS.
In a conversation with q Republican
member of the late Territorial Legisla-
ture, in r.sard to the infamous apportion-
ment of the Constitutional Convention, he
urged as an excuse, or perhaps palliation,
that such had been the habit Of new States
for the last ten years. A member of the
Constitutional Convention, who was pres
emit, indorsed the statement, and claimed
it was what the Democratic party would
have done had they been in power.
Genuine Republicans would never
stoop to such paitry partisan tricks, though
the practice was hoary with age, or every
party had practised it since the morning
Of creation. That Constitution is libel
upon itself-it provides that the State
Legislature shall district the State for
electiug its members by single districts /;
but with the view of perpetuating its own
power at the outset, and electing two
United States Senators, it has joined sew
eral counties in one district, and given to
that district THIRTEEN members. The
Legislature, which is expected to be par
tisan, and controlled by partisan feeling
must provide for elections by single dis
tricts; but a Constitutional Convention
the representatives of the whole people
convened to frame an Organic Law for 6
great State, and composed of gentlemen
who set themselves up as paragons Of in
telligence and virtue, with the corruptioni
of similar bodies before them, and with
every inducement to rise above party, ant
discharge their duties worthy of the FREE
people they represent, disgraced them
selves, the people who elected them, ant
the great State they were acting for, b.
getting down lower, and doing meane
things than the most disgraceful cormo
rants who ever dishonored the halls o
legislation.
W One of the excuses urged for not max
ing single districts was that they had no
the necessary data on which to act in di
viding the new State into such districts
And yet these miserable public lecher
! had data sufficient to join Douglas, John
son and Wyandott counties into one di.
trlct, with THIRTEEN members The
had not data ON which to act, so the
joined Shawnee county with Jefferson an
Calhoun counties !
II We recollect some years ago, that tn
f Democratic party were strongly in tn
majority in the Legislature of Pennsylv'
MIA. They were making Congression'
: apportionment. SO, like silly demagogu'
generally, they gerrymandered the Sta
in such a manner as to only connect coul
ties together, in some instances, by mel
, corners, and thus expected to secu
! eighteen or nineteen members out of II
. twenty-one representatives. Election ds
came, and instead of their overwhelmir
majority, the Wings had seventeen men
bers, and the Democrats the balance.
If the result in those gerrymandere
: counties in Kansas are not similar ne!
fall, and the party perpetrsting such &
0 outrage upon the people is not hurle
t from power, then we shall have less col
t fdence in the patriotism, intelligence ar
2 honesty of the people of Kansas, than
q the past.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
Lsavsnvos.h Railroad n.,s,.

A large attendance was presen, =,
Leavenworth, last Saturday, to take =.
ton in reference to railroads. Their. ~,
much enthusiasm in reference to thu oh;...
Of the meeting.
Among Others, the following resOlutio,,
were passed:
l. That immediate measures ,h,.,,
and must be taken to build a frst c,.'i
railroad to such place on the Kapsa. , - ~
as may be most convenient for a rad;..'
point to Southern Kansas and Fort RSaH
2. That such road should be loca,:i
with view to its future extension !.
Galveston in one direction, and via Fo "
Riley to the gold regions, and ultimatsI,'
to the Pacific, on the other.
8. That the Leaverworth, Lav,sr..
and Weston Railroad Company are hersSV
requested to take steps at once to perfs:,
organization, and, if possible, before SN
other Spring. open up for us communic.
ton by rail with the great Kaw valley
4. That the city and county of Leave,
worth should each issue bonds to n,
amount Of one hundred thousand dollar
to assist this company, and the mayor an
council and board of supervisors are hers
by requested to call on electors to sscs,
tain the wishes of our people upon N
subject.
5. That the counties Of efferson. Don,
las, Jackson, Shawnee. Pottawattami,
Richardson, Riley and Davis, are hereb
requested to raise funds enough, BY couu
ty bonds or otherwise, to grade the roa
bed within and opposite to their respet
tive limits, and, to further this object "
suggest that they call public meeting /
, each of those counties to confer with del,
| gates from this county as soon as practic,
. BILE, and advise the chairman of this col
+ vention of the time and place Of eac
meeting.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

or In Jefferson, Ohio, the residence
of j. R. Giddings tine villagers amuse
themselves every evening playing ball
a game in which the old Congressman
takes great delight. On the 4tb, match
ed game was played-fourteen on side.
The Sentinel says :. The highest num-
Der of scores was made by Joshua 3. Gid
dines. a young chap Of sixty. four, who led
the field, having made tally % often ~
the club came to his hand"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
rh. s, Ia..ph rr,. p.moer.,.

In spite of the threats of mobs, this
paper is still published, and win continue
to be. At the public meeting at st. Jo-
seph in reference to boy, Col. woodson's
law and order resolutions were adopted
by vote OF l2s to 1o2, showing that the
sentiment of the people Of that place is
against mob Law.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
To Subscribers.

(Nl When the term for which subscribers re-
eeiving their papers By mail or at the Post-ofhce
is out or nearly so, we convey the intelligence By
= cross at the end Of their names, like the one
give all fair opportunity to know when their
time is up, and serve as an invitation TO renew
their subscriptions.
~ Extra copies Of the Herald Of Freedom
be had at the Office. Price. Five Cents each.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

or The Wyandott argus says some
Republicans signed the Constitution IN.
der protest, declaring that it was not VIVA,
they wanted, but that their opinions hAa
been overuled by the wretched system
Of caucusing. by which the Republican
leaders were enabled to control and tram
mel the honest and unsuspecting mem
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
Caved.

The Lawrence Republican speaks Of
Parrott's nomination as zone that we have
not deemed it either proper or prudent to
be made" but still gives 'the nomination,
as made. our undivided support" 1t is
willing to carry the crushing load Of
drunken candidates" although it has been
vocifsrous in prophesying that such an
event would defeat the party, and justly,
too
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

or We learn that Thaddeus Wynan:s
was bound over for his appearance -
court, for shooting Daniel Gray ; inc
amount of bond is 81 ,50o.-Soutben Kan
sas Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

Whole number, LOG.
Mr.. Parrott having received decided
majority on the first ballot, it was moved
and seconded that he be nominated BY
reclamation.
Objected to by number of delegates
but carried, at last, unanimously.
W. A. Phillips, of Arrspahoe, offered
the following resolution
WHEREAS, Hon. N. ]. PARRorr has
been declared the nominee of the Repub-
Iican party Of Kansas, for delegate to
Congress, therefore,
Resolved, That this convention do ear
nestly and unanimously recommend every
Republican voter of Kansas to give said
nominee his best support, and that they
do prepare, by organization and other
wise, to secure to him the suffrage of
every Republican voter Of Kansas.
Adopted
Moved, that a Committee Of three be
appointed to wait upon Mr.. Parrot, and
ask him to appear before the Convention.
Carried.
A Committee was appointed, who soon
introduced Mr.. Parrott to the Convention.
Mr.. Parrott spoke substantially as fol-
lows;
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

r Mr.. Davis, member Of Congress
from the Tene Hsuts District, lndiana'
has been stopping in our city for the pas.
week. He has been through diisreo'
sections of Kansas, and says that we can
not speak too highly Of our soil and Gil
mate.-Lecon,pton Democrat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

or The census of this county shows
1o20 legal voters. Allowing that the
legal voters of the Territory will not ex-
coed $4,000 and that is large estimate,
that will allow us ore Senator and three
Representatives.-Southern Kansas Her.
aid.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

OF We shall publish the Constitution
next week, not having received revised
copy in season for publication in this
weeks issue.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

W The people took possession of a
horse thief in Wabannsee county few
days ago. and hung him to tree till be
was dead.-Leav. Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
wr.naeu cesav Asev. R.l:

Wyandou Couny Apose
The board Of supervisors yesterdnaGy
paid of 9 county debt Of $l,oo4 o. y:
Where Is your new county paying ~
debts so promptly ?-WyandoH Argus
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

or Hon. RICHARD RUsH died in PM III
adelphia on Saturday. July 80, aged -
years.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06
LAWRENCE. KANSAS.

SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1859.
TERMS.-.sa.oo PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-08-06

Here shall the Pressthe PeopIe'srigh hts maintain
Uasw'dby party, and unbrised BY gain,
Pledged butte Truth, to Liberty and Law,
No Favor sWays ne, and Fear shall awe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

TIE LAST OF TIE House OF I'm ,UR The King OF
Delhi and his family have HoS fually dsapp ed
from tbs scene. Ou The 81 of December they were
carried on beard the Magma, which Immediately
stestned d down the river, Oh her way the Cape -
rhe Kiug is accompanied by two Of his wives his
son. aud his 5raudson, the only members of the
race alive, except one or two still in The old
man seemed thoroughly content, stretched him.
esf upon his pillows aud asked Two of the officers
their rank in the vessel Two hundred years ago,
the agents OF the East India Company stood before
] this mars ancestor, thea the absolute ruler OF
100 coo 900 Of people, with folded hands besgi
permission to exist ut single town upon the coast
As the natives say, it the foothoid granted 10
| giant. The extinction Of the nouse leaves 5u,
Two Mussulman sovereiguties Of the first class IN
| existence in the world One of these 10 rottering
aud if MahometrOi ism, a creed, is not deeliuius
| it certainly increases in India-its tempors
power would appear to be rapidly passing away -
| L0RdOn FUDer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

lr WILL be seen by our adverti,iug
columns, that the two fayorite steam ships James
town and Roanoke, are both again on the route
between this city and New York, leaving here as
formerly, Tuesdays aud Fridays We nnder.
stand very extensive alterations ard improve.
ments have been made ia both ships, those on the
Roanoke alone having cost uesrIy twenty thou.
saBd dollars. They will be- joiued nsxs Jnue, by
the new AID elegant steam ship T0yhtoton, now
building by Wm. IL Webb. whose name alone is a
sufficient guaranty OF whlt SIZE viii! be- The
i0rkfoaun 10 the hundred and eighteenth large
szod vessel bulls by Mr.. Webb,and amongst them,
10 the U s steamer Harriet Lane" and Russian
steamer .'GeueraI Admiral"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
asy3- DR, MINNcCK's INDIAN PANACEA

PoR THE CERTAIN CURE OF NEURALGIA AND hHgU-
hArIsH -Thls u npouud efectaai,y Relieves anj
cures Neu aigia snA hhnumati-In IN its most acute
firm The great success with which 1T mas met and
it stands unrlyalled q remedy. Those who have
,useisi and now relieved, are willing witnesses
IN b half of its virtues. The many testimoni iis
which have been given in its behalf Are yiucins
aud satisfactory. The afflicted have only to Try
AMI be convinced.
my certificates of its efficacy can he by ap-
plicatiol to the Agents.
IT, ..he genuine panacea is TO be had of all
Drugg Orders address ed TO the tieneral Whole
sale = gents, biShEa q WINSTON,
Druggists, i25 Main street. Richmond. Va
Price uue Dollar per bot le ie him
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aCEsAx. WogGGES ..
sI- JOSEPH HuDasoN JR, Attt

s JOSEPH HoDasoN JR y, Attorney
at Law and General Land AID Pre-emption Agent
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
REFERS TO
Hon ii. "A. Wise. Governor of Virenia
Professors IL nor and Holcombe, University OF Ia;
H. Nunatly, Pres't cank Of the CommonWe eaith;
James Lyons, Attorney at Law, Richmond;
=. pnrceli Co.. Exchange and Stock Brokers
Richmond.
GoddIil IL Apperson. Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
Kent. PANE s Uo, Dry Good, Jobbers. do.
Thomas, Hughes L aidweI, Fancy Goods Job
bers Richmond;
Tinsley, Tardy & ~ illiams, Wholesale Grocers;
f. ii. sHinker CO Wholesale Grocers, kich'd.
Ia l0-Zm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

IMPORTANT QUgsrloy.--C. Crew & Goa
were summoned befOre the Mayor last Saturday
TO show cause Why thoy should not be fined for
refhsiog to give Assessor Miller list of negroes
employed by them IN their factory iu the day
time, but who eat and sleep iu the country. The
city ordinance requires the Assessor 70 list all
negroes employed at labor ia the city iu the day,
regardless Of where they board aud lodge. Mr..
Crew stated that the servants not given in board
ed ana iodgel at his residence in the county O.:
Henrico-that they We're regularly listed in the
county by the proper ciicer-that their tax was
paid to the county sheriff every year. and that 10
Gid not think the city had the right to levy au
additional tax upon him. As the question in-
VOWED Is an important one the Mayor delay ed his
decision until Tuesday morning, before which time
ha Will examine the city cAarter and ascertain the
power OF the Council TO levy the tax complained
| OF by the Messrs. Crew
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
ia 3-3n
szs~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH-iHS CHEo'

Exss~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH-iHE CHEo-
PLASTIC PRecEss q JONES, DENTIST having
purchased tne e1clsssiue right for the above
Gaode of making TkEtii and aft%r ustag anu xss
ilg it in the mo dgicsh cases .eaers ot'aer ptass
hal flsd is entirely satisfied Q ITS absolute sepert
ority over the goia. =ver and piatina ui.thou car
therefore with confiue pce recommend TO al ny
ma desirefu partial sets oi teeth; eaa sspscta
ty to such as may be dissatisfied sotth those ey are
o,r tstR0 In .hs proc-ss, all oi the otIro th Us u
tnn gold plate are removed-the tueticn oesh9 pfI ~
feet cures oops fort and stability 10 the h, an. Tue
teeth being oeded in the metal. the Jooa tsekclu
tad from nupur or between them; they are 'nete
tore cleaner smoother aud in every respect pettes
In conseonence vi the perfect adaptation OF .se
plate ~ tne mouth, and ths suction taeis1s ,'s s
cured be can insert one or more teeth otsp
aad in ell cases guarantee pefiect sna
DIT. ,.a ,a command.
I'd by these standing highest III the pio.s0'avnd ~
North and South, testimonials WIZ DC =, ns
,peciuens exhibited, TO apy who NAV ses',u "a
thsm The ola plates of those wisning 70 Acnann,
the old method Tor the new, vii DC M n, - nods
nav win of course make teeth on tne oio Mous
or thos, who may prefer it. ...h 40
Filling thoroughly and gently done; sno te' IN eA
rarrsd Inv electricity fer those nho wish u
Of;ce opposite CoIinthian Ha'i '~'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
49, The GREAT VIRGINIA EHnrDY,

PETERS' INsALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
M kHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
SuTiaI or balsainc properties. excels every thing
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto-
ratIse a.o renoyatIDg powers and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
meoJ viii cure the above diseases, and confounded
snen tney nave occular demonstrations of the facts
put me proprietor who has known of the ren,sdy
loI twenty 0dd years has Enowu OF case of twenty
years standing, 20 be restored perfect hesth and
All osner cases OF shorter duration TO be restored
without single exception. and therefore challenges
sny case OF donorrhoea y hlcn the remedy will not
cure, pLoVioed the directions carried out with
prudence the part OF the patient and 10 snv one
parcnasing halt a dozsn bottles, sno using accord
lagly, IN MS or her case he guarantees a perfect
cufs hu IN case OF iailure will fu nish additional
Meolclne. tree Of charge, to complete the cure
through Ills agents. and Gu g will Ie eectad with
out Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS i APPkRsUN, DRUG eists
Am g.. Agents for the city Of RichmCnd,
NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
4S HARTsHoRNB LURg-ALL-
Ann THE CREAT PAIN ANINIHILAT TOR
AND hEMEDH FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTOM.
AGH AND WEAK Row Els

AcH AND WEAK BOW Els.
FHEPARED By A CHEMIST
m, EoITLEs ~. 70 and 90 cents and one dollar.
rdh 0REA1EsT DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
- SCIENCE
,hAhTSHORHE'S CURE-ALL should be Rent in
All families In case of accidents or saddeu sick ass
as 1t frequently Gus loss time thar il reouirss t
get physician.
IL ourss pain In any part of the system ana il usd
syternally aud int rna!is - ~ "'o1
HAkronUknEsC GU ErAL LII curss Rheuroat;.,,
Neuralgia and ChilsiaiIB
HABtSHOkN E's " hE-ALi cures Crnnps C,Iic
Pans in the stomach or Bowtie.
Haat oiiUi.NES CUhE.AL cares Pains In the
limbs, side, Back, Breast, Tes ia aud ears
HARTSuURNES CUKE-AL. cures Sprains
Bruises, eesds, Burns anu Frosted Feet
HAhfSHokNES CURE-ALL curus Pains in thu
Feet and swelling of tho j .ints
dARfSu0RNk'S UukE-ALL cures Stiff Ne.k
from Cod and Ague ia the Brrass
HAkfeHokN E'S CUh Al LII is good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak stoma b and Bowels
Whenever you have Pain, the CUkE.ALL ~
i acts upon the Nerves, MusIee, Sinews Blood aud
Bones, and, by its warming siocLronag ghetto power
expei5 all pain froLa the system. Get bottle and
try it
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
u kichnold. Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns in
virginia. oc u-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
INSUK RANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEsr INsTIfU HON UF ITS KIND

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INoTIrU lion uF ITS KIND
- IS III r. STATE
CHARTERED By TIE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA IN 1882
This Company mas ulinIerruplediy conducted its
operations To the present time on just ptincipies,
has paid in losses By Fire and Sea- mostly ciZs.
OF nichmund, more than and quarter million,
q dollars. returned 20 its Stockholders reasoAaDu
yes centage on their in yestmeut and l. now doing
prudent business increasing its receipts annual
AID aeservedly maintaining its character for SAT.
FIaE INsUHANCE
Granted on almost every kind of property in Cities
Towns and Counties throughout t, Is state and ad-
joining states. on as low terms as by other sood
MAhINE INSURANCE.
Made on vessels on time, and on Vessela, FreiGhts
aud argos by the voyage 10 all paris Of the world
At Iair curr rttes OF preminu.
The authorized Capital Of this Com pany is S5f o.
100 but lie PA uP aptG is Oily $3.50 COZ, com posed
# shares " only S25 edch She original Shares Oi
SGI zach having been alyIIed into Iolir for facility
of distribution among tzens; ana its surplus
s $3.50 or more, aid ste ,diiy iGcI. asing
TO avoid tue risk OF lns0rIrg heavy amounts in
sry one LEGALITY, the President has accepted the
Unity FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LON
DON,
Having Capital of e. 800 0JO sterling, $40 600 coo
with which Company large risks are divided. thus
ii riding the amptest security TO those who insur,
their property.
App!icsti Jns solicited in person at the Office No
i3t Main street. or by mail ana will receive prompt
And courteous attention
DIRECTORS.
W L Cowardin. Jose pm Alien, Horace L Kent
William P4lner Aiex K Parker, James Inioes
n "ads~orth, Wiiam Beers. Tnos aamson Cha,
W Purcell j % Z WlustJn, I'll A Ciaibor ne Patrick
Cullen, Geo " smith, L Winston. Hugh Fry
W l. O0wARDIN. President.
WILLIAM WILLS. JR. Secretary fe le-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
Tie KEW T,N pIII L,.

IHE FEW Tx TILL has satei q stir
among the business men ef the city, many of whom
uenouhee II as oppressive. aad town meeting is
TAXED c to see II some plan cannot he deyjsed 10
nave lt modified. The poll tax of s3 /, Also OBJ
Jectes TO oy the working classes, many of whom
cannot ef1rd to pay that am ~ ut from THAR ,anty
earnings TO support the city government, They
.hnk .hat people onghf TO bear the burthen, As j,
Is protected and beaefttet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
THE FORGERY Csss-John W Mo,,,o

THE FORGERY CAsE-J John W, Moultou
was arrsisned before tho Mayor last Saturday to
sue~eF Tue charge OF fIrgsy, but owing to the in
disposition OF one of the witnesses for the Com
moBwest5, the case was adj burned until Tuesda,
morning. Monlton stated through his counsel
Col. Ausust, that he was ready to m-et the charge
at any moment, aud that he expected 10 nroye hi.
lnn0cence by the very witnesses that had beer
called for the prosecution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
FREE oE Nor FsEE. -Aia,iida Danger


neid was before The Mayor last Saturday, and puu.
ished Tor having no register. This woman claims
TO oe iree, bar is suspected of being runaway
rom tne estate OF the ate Jno. Butler, of Hanover
gentleman residing in Chesterfield saws that the
pt'souer lived for years With free negro named
pahserheld. at the Southern abutgleut of Trent's
Ole bridge, and that she took his name She il now
apon' hity years DID, and ii runaway, has been at
large for twenty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

s<S The USE OF DR. HosrErrHs's

10 The USE OF Dr.. HosTBTTHR's
STOMACH BirrEas. for Dyspap, Flatulence. Heayi
nc IS oi the stomach, or auF osher ike afec iun. ia
80 oad TO none 10 Aule.lct or abroai 10 De alb le
10 81 'te conn entS that h biIters are rtain
cure ior u' speosia an like dIs ,es, is tne pro-
prietor sou &C II uuaiioyed pleasure. ltrtuoess
MI IN roo irat ier rom the stom lch, pu ifos the
oiooo, I'm paris renewed vitality TO the nsryous svs.
tenn, ei'ngit hat t)ue I'd eaers ~ so Ia s,.psnssbs
tor the restoration of uea tn Tue numerous ac.
SDo"iSdgment5 of ITS superior eXceiIence anf te-
hsh' ear r, ats haSe rs ur rhS prppretors that
tcannot but prove great to tns af ic tod and
impart vitality 20 the thorough system
81 See advertisement in another column
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