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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-02-23
TIRRELL q BATE
EERNETIRE.
G. FLINT q JONES,
Cos a & Ea n,,.,I stranf Nnyr Orlpa


Nos, a s I6 Royal street, New Orleans.
s-rr-=--z-, WouLD invite the attention Ola
% their friends and the public 70 lSe7
sesszsses5 their large and well selected ~
stock Of Cabinet Furniture. Having within
hePast year greatly enlarged their establishment t1ey
ate now enabled to exhibit the best and most YaHed
assortment of Cabinet Furniture offered for sale
ntbe south, comprising everything necessary IN the
furnishing Of dwelling.
Ii addition to Furniture we keep for sale Plush
Hair Elameled Cloth, Gimp, Cord, Iasses, Springs,
Taess, Twine, Yarnish, Glue, &c.
Spring. Hair and MOss Mattresses,
Patent Spring Bed Bottoms, new and economical
invention, Comforts, Spreads, Sheets Pillow Cases and
Mosquito Bars
MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES,
ID endless variety; Plain and Checked India Mating,
Regerors of all kinds, together with Ice Boxes Of
every size
Furniture carefully and securely packed Tor snip
meat y the interior.
City and country purchasers will always hnd ouF
stock ready for their inspection, and are cordially m
hlsd to visit our store and examine Tor themselves
New Orleans ApriI a. 1858.
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REMOVAL!
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
IE1As STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW EDWARDS,
Shreveport.

4LAAs STREET, ONE DOOR BELOW EDWARDS,
Shreveport.
I'D The undersigned, thankful ssrvzzsszFga,,,
IL ior past patronage, wishes ss4E
sSaszA to inform his friends and the s5 '-'zaS
pu9lc generally, that he has removed his large and
ven selected stock Of Furniture to the spacious brick
@ Guiding recently put up by Messrs. Buckner and Cut
IN and heretofore occupied by Mr. Reynolds, where
Is T s prepared to furnish every article in his line
having made arrangements with northern manutac'
'4sfs Tor his supplies he can sell cheap as any.
n. m work, such as Cabinet Work, Turning, anc
Upholstery, done with neatness and despatch, by ex
f'tisaced w6fkmea. [mayl2l WIN. ENDBRs.
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SEALED Pr0nnSaIs

WILL be received at the office of the Commits
W soner of the Third Swamp Land District. il
Shreveport, La, until the 23d day of March 1859
for Contracts for REMOVING INSTRUCTIONS i
the bed of Bayou Pierre River, and Coumissna Lake
according to Survey and Plan in the Commissioner
Oflce. YARDS
lst. Deepening the Bed commencing at
about four hundred yards (more or less)
below the first. OF AXley falls, where the
water shoals, in ascending, to Axley's
falls, viz: 400 yards by IL yards wide,
and 2 yards deep, 5000
2nd. Cutting through the lower, or Axley's
falls from the point at which the deepen
ing Of the channel described in the first
paragraph shall cease, viz: 420 yards by
10 yards wide by 2 yards deep, s,40(
3rd Cutting through the second, or Nor
gan's falls next IN ascending, for the dis
tance of 200 yards viz: 20O yards, by 10
yards wide by yards deep, 400
4th. Cutting through the third falls, next
above Mrs Cox's plantation, for the dis
tance Of $50 yards, VIz 100 yards by 70
yards wide by yards deep, 3,00l
5th. Cutting through the fourth falls in as
cending, for the distance Of loo yards,
viz: 100 yards by 10 yards wide by 3
yards deep, 3,00(
ascending, for the distance of $50 yards,
viz: l50 yards by 10 yards wide by 2
yards deep, 300(
7th. Cutting through the sixth falls, next
in ascending for the distance of2J0 yards,
viz: 200 yards by 10 yards wide, by ~
yards deep. 5,OOl
8th. Cutting through the seventh falls. next
in ascending, for the distance Of two hun
dred yards, viz: 200 yards by 10 yards
wide 10y 21a yards deep, 5000
9th. Cutting through the eighth falls next IN
ascending, for the distance Of one hun
dred yards, viz; 100 yards by 10 yards
wide by 212 yards deep, 2,50(
10th. Cutting through the ninth falls next
in ascending, at the upper end Of lake Lo
rig, for the distance Of one hundred yards,
viz 100 yards by lO yards wide by
yards deep, 2,00i
llth. Cutting through the tenth falls, next
in ascending, the mouth of Black
bayou, for the distance of one hundred
yards, viz 100 yards by 10 yards wide By
21a deep, 2,50t
18th. Cutting through the eleventh falls, in
ascending, for the distance of hundred
yards, VIZ: 100 yards by 10 yards wide,
by 212 yards deep, $50
18th. Cutting through the twelfth falls,
next in ascending. near the mouth of
Squirrel bayou, for the distance Of two
hundred yards, viz: 200 yards by 10 yards
wide by 21a yards deep, 500
I4th. Cutting through the thirteenth falls,
next ia ascending near the mouth Of
Black bayou, for the distance of one hum
dred yards, viz: 100 yards by 10 yards
wide by 20 deep, $50
18th. Cutting through The fourteenth falls.
next i'll ascending, near the mouth Of Bull
bayou, at Mr.. Young's clearing, for the
distance Of one hundred yards, viz: 100
yards by 10 yards wide by yards deep, 200
10Th. Cutting through the shoal in Counss-
MA Lake, known La Coupe" for the
distance of four hundred wards, viz: 400
yards by 10 yards wide by yards deep, 500
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LEEDS, FOUNDPY,

etc, and ali machinery required for the South.
They respectfully call the particular attention the
planters of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style ofSteam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans
and Draining w i, which for strength, durabil-
ty and convenience, have not been exceed.
Now OrLnans- EehrmarN I. 1856.
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Total cubic yards

1 Otdl CuOlC ydIuN, OoJfOS
gJ-The work above required, viii be given to The
opened Oh the 23d day of March next The Commits
soner reserving the right Of postpouing any portion
Of it over ten thousand cubic yards The work to
be commenced next low water stage of the river,
and to be perfected with all despatch The earth
removed will not be required to be thrown at any
greater distance than be entirely out of the chan
mel.
Good and sufficient bonds will be required for the
faithful performance Of the work.
Payments to be made by Warrants on the Treasur-
Of the State the work progresses-One-thirdt to
be reserved until the completion Of the work.
7. p HOTCHKISS,
Commissioner Sd Swamp Land District
GbravapOrt January 06 1855
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The British Standard intimates, and nearly
asserts that an offer of ten thousand dollars
has been made to Mr., Spurgeon il he will visit
New York ard preach four sermons IN the
keadery ef Muaie
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WILL be received at the office of the Commits
w sioner of the Third Swamp Land District. in
Shreveport, La, until the 23d day of March, 1859
for Contracts for REMOVING INSTRUCTIONS in
the bed of Bayou Pierre River and Counissnia Lake.
according to Survey and Plan in the Commissioners
Office. YARNS
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The following extract from a letter written
few days ago, from Washington City to the
New York Times, by a Douglas democrat,
shows how conciating the ''little giant feels
towards the leading democratic statesmen OF
the country. The writer processes to enjoy an
intimacy with the counsels and plans of the
chiefs Of the Douglas faction that gives high
degree of credibility to his statement. II this
one can be relied on, it shows with what coIos-
sal effrontery the Douglasites lay claim to aft
Iiaton with the organization of the democracy:
understand that judge Douglas looks upon
Mr.. President Buchanan and his cabinet as
being outside of the democratic party, at pres
ent but that he is'willing that they shall try to
get back, if they will henceforth, to the end ot
their term of Office, behave themselves like
good democrats"
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Cottage Grove Female Seminary.

Commissioner Sd Swamp Land Distl
Shreveport, January 26, 1883.
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nov2,I I85;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26
CALIFORNIA.

We are indebted 10 Messrs. Wells, Buttsr6-ld 4
Co., the American Express Company, for San Fran
cisco papers to the 29tb, per Overland Mil
The Ov, rand Mail. which left 81. Louis on the 18th
Of April, snived at Fl Peso on the 18th, aud San
francisco on the 9th, making the passags IN 2'dsys
hours az IS minutes including days detention
at Clear Fork by high water
SALT LAKE-EIE,ES DEATHS fRos coiD.
A dispatch TO The Son Francisco BH!lesis dated
Genoa, April y, says:
ELEVEN men have pcrished be- ween SAP Lake AMI
the ;, nth Pass from cola. Al ths latter kraly thce
b, dies were found bundled close ugethcI All ahnI TIE
ute the sened corpses Of the daringbut unfortunate
~,ysT.rs i. so, Of desuaii'n and death. A. Ne'ls
Rock the body If Cherokee teamst.r was fonnd al
II ost uevour,d by the wolves. A named Russell
was ten DAYS in the snow, between Big Mountain and
Weber Creek; when he crawl.d into tn. stat,.n his
legs were MOI tilted and almost ready to drop III. lie
fingered day TWO, when he died.
Judge CJadebangh Raves On the LIST OF May for
Carson Valley. Col Simpson AFRO comes, with com
Iany Of troops to be stationed somewhere 10 this
vicinity.
"Tie Sorth Platte has Spread over the Has almost
TO The Bluff in some places.
"1he last Eastern mail came into Salt lake ~
hours ahead Of schedule time. On both Ddr oths route
arrangements completed to open for trave. early
this Spring with frstcass coaches and stock"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

Missouri compact. 10 ab'rb the hon = "f the S'uth
Wa roo m,ifef an1 Ne 'rVp-n'ng the wounds Which
III. Cnysprntnis- uf ESQ pr't--sso T. ci'se. Add
,nb..Qnrp'b, wh'n to's Administration presenter
the bl,-k NUT ~ that reed 10 Congress Ia tn. L.
c,u,vt. n Constitution b. stod sh"nij-r 70 sh'al-
der wuh the .sll,nt baud, acknowledged aud APP
pl,ha,d ~ leader Sbo resisted that iniiaihms
run,sn.m.ii"n. His last speech in the Senate,
ouly few DAYS before bis retirement, alter
s-,yir- of thirty years, and Ia toe iuh
maturity 81 I'll bis great PAYERS nj ~ Years 81 age
MS sss b,t The ,cbeue for the purchase "f Cuos.
These sI- sali-nt points If history. bearing upon
The Impbt,teh made by Ia, CV"corf Democrat
std hastily sr-ctsi 'r"u the career o' an -tni-
nrnt siai-smnn, wh", Ia every cspscify h1s confer
Jed bono, up-m the bust ~ bich BE- flied. sad who
ba. lot" waite life, not ooly the conscious
n.ps having bis duy nooy 1nd patriotic ally
CD every .ccssl"t, but " hv to-day Enjoys III,
TEEN 81 d rrspecs ii the Whsle couutr,, as une of
tt- pufe.r aiJ best Aud safest Of our public m"n.
1t is not claia I'd that h- is Rrpu 'hc,n, in tue
psIu sense ui that e run but Osi'onal states
Iunn, h. hs. brru sctultrd b, high principles aud
poI.u. bis c..urs-, rrst'ictd b. u" narrow prju-
,i,c,- confined by u t-choicsl distinctions, aiming
at he guud ~ ibr cuuutr, aud always voting on
The slde If n. a.snst Wrong, and f'r Ftrr',on
ag,inst }, Fanny. publ man has I'm better
lrcoId. as p.rr has l-ii high example, ar fame
less oy. 10 f--r Ia rrprua'h. THIS much Is Que
L, MIR. Bel iUr ssrryices aid wholly discoun-cteu
FROM aby views w6lco bis friends Gay entertain IA
regard the Presidency, which is n"ta proper sub
j. CT tor di.ch.sn.n now. Tue aid and influence of
such ul-t cannet b. discarded and Whenever tue
stt. MP, shsli oe mnde Ia put thrm under the ban,
such STATE as N-w.Jsrs.y Pennsy lvnna ADD irdi-
ara ~ be couut-d entirely out, with very large
dvies tI"n Z. J., where.
A line drawn IRON the center Of Illinois, through
Ipninn., Ob'o AID Including Pebps. lvaoia aud
NV jersey, VII extend over populafi"n of some
s,x millions IN the Fee Stn'es Conservative, Intel
ligtnt aid uprish. Thy have as earnest convc-
tious, AID sr. deeply moved by principle, as
others who assert thrir opinions more intensely
This people canuot be sti'rrd 80 deeply upon 4
single issue rs ether parts of the North. They
belong to that section aId desire IL 60 with 1t, but
sss simply to be consulted in the choice of a can.
dlcate to represent their ideas. Politicians who
have addressed themselves To the work at coerciug
nominate ms, MD packing Conventions, aud oaf-
g,Iiiug Tor the traDs.r at Statea over which they
have bo coUtrrol whatever, had better reflect
ubrth this vote Is worth beiug considered, before
they 81 ok The curds, for they may Did the hand,
and } ct by misps! they may l"'e the game.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

Law oF LIsyL ~ CossEcTIcUr.-A proposition,
says The Harttord Times, has been introdsesd into
the Legislature, TO repeal the existing law TO pro-
" ven. vexatious libel SUITE" The statute which 10
thus sought TO repeal Is emipently just aud proper
one and IT found necessary ~ enact " prevent
the gross Injustice resulting under the oil Lac. IL
succeeded that law in 1885, and during the four pears
Of it, existence IL has been fo1nd % worn we'll The
old lnw made pewspspsr publisher liable TO be
mulc'ed in heavy amount for publishing errors feet,
IN which no malice could have possibly existed. Ba.
that Inv presuppo-ed the malice, and gave the de
PENDANT DO chance to deny il. IL was a Convenient
instrument for those who chose 10 IL for the graft
fca,on If their own malice revenge IN punishing
editors who, perchsbce may never before have beard
even of their existence The present Law does away
with all thu, and awards only actual dnm4ges Some-
body Il SEEM, desires IL repeal and bill f,r that
purpose has been introduced into the Legislature.
The Eren,ng Press says ofit;
9TH. n. law was submi,;~d the vesy higse- lss s1a
i.v AID commended aud jns,ine. Su~dy
want, 10 rp~a end hes bill ofersi for that gnp. Ne
hss SPECIAL obsc, In views BE- Tpyea<s bnssH
como poor editor. Who IL he p
The bill was offered by Mr.. Tifsny, one Of the
Representatives, OF Hartford. We trust Il will NJ.
psss. Whist good reason exists for repeating the
,,rs se,t Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

y1NIiE People of the State If New York. TO all
i prrsou. int re..d in III. Estate Of JOHN g. kOHS-
Liz Re dec whether creditors .sae-- Of Kin or
9th, sr.-iis: aud each ynn hreby ct"d
uspai D. fore AMASA JEROME Sur gate Of the County
o. ondss1 lie c. in i City ~ Syracuse on The m
6sy Of JULY 1883 a. 10 O'Clock IN ID. for.noou and snd
Id the FL al enr nj Il the sccounts ~ JACOB
PFOHL the Aduhsrnr Of the gods, ch,rls aud credts
which ere II JOHN kUHNLIERE lat. Of the City Of SYRIA
rus. u the County Of Opondsgs, drc@ssd.
Gn under Office Il ,aid Surrogate Of
H. syrscus- said County this Sd day Of May, a D. 1883
y3b lss4wTh A. IA. JEROME. sarreNe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

A teaspoon was recently plowed up in stockbhdge
On the farm formerly owned by Timothy Woodbndge,
J1dge Of the Common Pleas Court in 1901, bearing
the initials Of himself and wife, The field had not been
p.owed for 100 years, but the spoon was ~ good a.
new
The ice business Of Lake Pepin, on the MsssssPpt,
The pas. winter, has been one VI great hnpotanee.
Over 5000 tubs put up az the VARIOUS Pon. 90
the lake, the value Of which viii noe % e~ Wan
$4,000.
IApeE ssrzrRrs OF Lrarons.-.The City Msrshal
Of Rocklaud. Maine, on Monday hst ses!sd E9oor ,
at various places in that city to the aireon 49,;
About ~ Go worth were taken RON she .S"n"se'~
House. ..-...ssi
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THE TRIBUNE IN ONO.
Extract from one Of our BsdDess letters.

Extract from Of our BssiDess letters
REKD's Mills, Vinton Co, o. May ~, 1859.
Please find ncoaed draft for $s5, which entities
Us to 26 copies Of The WEEKLY TRrsUsE. will hero
say that had no id. when commenced thA. clob
for TnE TnrBUsE could be raised, there had been
several attempts made TO get up one, but started
right out in good earnest and found TINT Tnr
TRIBUNE ia tower Of strength 10 and Of it,eif. and
with little eff IT on the part Of ia frieDds would
greatly extend It's circulation and usefulness. Hoping
awoys To hear that the is prosperous and Tvs
TRIBUNE increasing its influence,
an, very respectfully WIZ
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OF NEW-YORK SUPREME


uGn Illustrator Il goods ehs,,ls aud cndits " HENRY
LEIB d, ceased against UGENlOR CUSHMAN and LAURA
b. CJsHMAN, Horace 5. Gri.woh and George A. rmup,
s.sxe.s 81 Usenior Cushrsn Myrn Merrill and Rhta Mer.
n John Z. sAnPsOn and Mary Sampson sgsneer y Md
and cline " Reed, Jacob Murris and Sarah Msr WhIe
$ Gswold and Mary Grswold, Martin st'ns and os s
stone Mo-ss Morgan Sarah NJ NJ John Collier,
James Lewis. Azsrsh Flas late CnP,Tst o. 'ns s Sse
VI YORK. Lorenzo Burrows Comptroller ~ the state ~ SeN
Yok Stephen b. Gushing, Attorney General OF the stat ., Wv
York w sm Church, Romeo Warren, ber stewart nh'anas
7 Hay. Lotn1 Snow john Tasker John JehIs' brS sa
County bank Al xaIder D.wue, Simon Ddbois Tue Sans
ef Bmg.anton William Young GYM; stnns' ,s ard, w
Grave CLATLs Wsrd.n Martin Ashley, John H. DmbHday
Theadosia L. Green Of the last VIII and testament VI
h, MI min Gre H. decreased. Julius p Morgan, Lewis HlgsbSm
PsulR Pitts William T.. Taylor, Samuel h. r. Hail. fdrrcs
Wright s. omon Judd solomon Alireb, joseph Rod, Michael
Mccormick Gsbri,l Armstrong, Jo;ham Temple, Asahsl l.
W,lng,rn Marin w. Shall y, Alfred nk, w iliam Ea'n
CLarls Wicks Ssnu,l Johlsn and ROseit. Jhnson-tS
IRONS ITO the sboye-nancd defendants Alexander Dewins.
Chsrl. Wsrd, Lewis HugaboI, Jared w Caves sud sinru
Dubois and each of them: You hereby summoned AID
qued the complaint in tbs scon, wnsh was hd
In flee # the Clerk Of Broone County a. Bnsnsmon
county the 18th day Of Septemger 1856, and to serve
cory 81 ytar the said compliant on The nbere
his f No 81 Lbry street, IN the City VI Ne"-f"TA within
twenty days after the service q this summons on you shduse
Of the dsy such service and fail TO -nswer the SAD CON-
paint within the siuyssd, the plaintiff IN this ION VI"
an, y for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated September 18th, 1856, -
.o,lav7wTb No 81 Liberty street, Sew-YUrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

~ N.w.York.-L0UISA :. LORD and fREDERlCk W.
LORD, her Husband, Plaintiff. against fREDERICn X
GKO1E and ANNA GROTE his WIFE, Charles brunIer Henry
NJ, Cue kim Charles II. MashSl. Charles Lan-n GrTEe W.
Todd Elwood Taylor Lucy Ro'' Stephen 50 phens Henry
Bailey Henry Bailey Alfred Radcliffe. Defendant. sum
nos relirTo III. d. PENDANTS, Crawshay Bailey William
and required 10 answer the complaint IN TINS
srii which filed the Office Of the Clerk of the UNITY =
the CITY Hall IL tie City Il New York. on the 2ith
dsy March last aud copy Of your answer 20 ne
said complaint the sub.erber at his Office, No % Wan
ryce a this summons YOU exclusive Of the day Of sdcn sr
vice and fail tine said complaint WITHIN the tune
~, plaintiffs IN action will appy - the Court for
the relief In the cOmpsutDaed 9Th Arr 1883
J. y. MITCHELL, Plaintiff. Attnry,
al lau9vTh NJ 6lWaist.
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MORE GREASY MECHANICS.
Extrac. from one Of our Business k,.ters.

Extract from Of Business k.tsr.
UsIosvrLLE, Conn, May ~, 1859.
Enclosed please find $40 for 20 copies Of your SEMI
WyEKLr TRrBusE. 1t may be interesting for you N
know that all the above are greasy mechanics,"
but are nevertheless 6r.t.rate Republicans The fret
tliiteep names are from the welLknown Paper Estsb
Ishmeh Of Pla,ner 4 Porter Hoping TmE TaIsuss
will keep them all right"
lam your. truly ELL.
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SCPREME COURT:mC,y and Csaty o, New = =,

CCPREME COURT.-C,y and County %, New
- York CHARLES JENKINs against FRANCIS o. j.
sMITH AID THOMAS b. CLARK -Su nmnh' for a money
d-mapd ON cont s.t ICON served ITO the debd,"ts
above You hrsby summoned aud rrqu 70 answer
the In this seton With i!-d in the ce 81 tue
ClrIt uf the City Couuty OF Newfoik the Hall IN
The City New York the 25h day II May 1889 and :" 'fye
copy your the s4d complaint The ~
Heir ft NJ III Broad Wy. in the City Of N-w-frk shin
~ sf. the service OF is on y'n -1ruaye
of the cry and If you fail the said
cnp-iot within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff n his ac
VIII set sgaiust you the Il hnnde and
seventy ~, a. 400 dollars from May 1889 beside
tie ,oss u this sctoL-Daied New York. May a. 1859
BARNEY. BUTLER l. PARSONS, flAiniit' A;orneya
Al, InN6wTh
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Me0iral.
nROF C. p BRONS so
i NEW CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. mo. u,
(CVIIFoRns GREATLY InPRoyED)
ALSO HIS NEW REMEDIES (Nos. and y,
ALL OTHER CHRONIC DISEASES ARISING FROM
DEBILITY



ALL OTHER CHRONIC DISEASES ARISING FROM
DEBILITY
OyFRI-sE OF THE ORGANS OR NERVOUS PRosTRA-
Dr. BRoNsoNs PRACTICE AND REMEDIES,
Are trepar OF purrly scientific basis and meet ell TIE re-
qu,nes Of the needles" world not ;HpPns /: tslgoIs bit
"' B s1 &SALYzING TUE BLOOD AND OTHER HUMoas
ii. givrn ana having ansLed and examined
ala n 4 S az aud da r tiEi
DISEASES N Liver sna Bowel Compliant DyPsf c IN a rs
u' pbf %poisnfy Seminal sf the eS Sracree. and
able N e GE i Isr BrT R1oD FOX THE BLOOD
Being pleasant the taste aud naurl Ia o1 aid what oae
gains lie retains 1t,y are chemically PREPARED " me '
O without passing through The PSce.. digestion beng 1eea
BY stead Of SPOONFUL Thy are to saaP'sd = A0uls
diseases (wheu there sI;es congestion and d"heiey q
But Mrsr By Used N CHRONIC CoNFLtiSIs
when tLe NtNous ng.stion snc c seq1eh' deaeny o.
II,msio1n he'd GObuts Of Blood They o'n'sin all tnst
Di Chucldrs Specitc does tpe every cinef =
ht bd lacks in each case respectively Noe aHd ale also
adapted 90 ,- - ,.,,x
To prss recovering from sicknss end ihe Joss o!
blood sl'o, TO rose who are 'uticTirs from
ID, T, IT, st: bopy
~ Asf Tas GsE.frsr REAv1lgyns % rus ssIs r.,
Ever HirOoucd clrsTpg the fsce .; Eupous tecA Iaa
RssTOslNe TIE Rosy cHerK, or cato.sS
Th,y nskc the middle aged AID the I'D LOOK snd fkIL
In IL Zen 10 twenty years >ouieef ~,
HsRr l. N,TCEE's INTERNAL ROYCE,
As nsny lads aourcsuy siiiy and The
ia rish with tie proper co!os ae' thu Prse! us
II u lie natural
PHYSICIANS ALL SCHOOLS
Are using these pcpsraons with the beet rsu' Hunt'.ds q
references given else sh-re IL introduced
nt pzy 81 the States Of Tie rion AID into the Canada A.
in
FlKsT AND sFcoSp STAGES % CONVENTION,
And mary Of the third eau he cgied By this
BLOOD EOor niY.-,euihs oi thus afflicted win the pier
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