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LAW REPORT.


CASE DECIDED BY JUDgE SroRER- Exams and Swif,
Goodin and others. In this case u was decided,
lst. That the grantee Of real property can not
maintain an action for rent against tenant In poe
session OF the premises under the grantdr and who
Is afterward permitted ~ remain in possesAon, with
ont atonement 70 the grantee, demand made for
the rent by him. There must be n tenancy, express
or implied, exist before the action will lie.
3D. That, by the law Of March ~, 1856, this Court
has jurisdiction where the IL removed from the
Common Pleas IL IL had original Jurisdiction.
, Arguments were heard by Judges Gholson and
Spencer In submitted cases.
HABEAs CoRPUs--THE POLICE BILL-The hearing
Of the writ Of habeas corpus, directed TO John
last Of the week
SERVICE OF JURoRs.-During theimpanneing a
Jury reference was made by Judge StOrer to the re-
cent law passed by the Legislature which gave the
right 20 challenge party called 70 serve juror II
he had served on the panel during the term IL seemed
70 him singular law, and that those who intro.
duced IL had not read the old law, brought in several
years ago, by MIR. Brough which, indeed, conferred
great privilege on the Barthat law he old one)
dereda party ineligible, as regular juror, who had
already served within the year lie should hold to the
old law untilfurther advised
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tBy Telegraph.I
London Market

Per City of Baltimorel LONDON, March ~.
Flour dull Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Tea un-
changed.
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Departure of Trains.

CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAYToN-6:O0 A. M, $40
A. M, 4:30 P. NJ. $40 p. M, Hamilton Accommo-
cation.
CINCINNATI h ST. LoUIs-e:00 A. NJ, 4:l5 p. M. 1850
P. M, Louisville Express
INDIANAPoLIs & CINoINNATI-6A. ~, 4:l6 P. NJ. 800
P. NJ, Chicago and Terrs IIaute Night Express.
LITTLE MIAMI-9:0O A. NJ, 4:l5 p. M, 1880 P. M:
oINcINN4SII, IT,, MARIETTA PAREEEsRU4GIFr East
CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON Il ZANEsvILLE-From East
Front-Street Depot-9 A. M, 4:l5 p. M.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND d 1NDANAP0LIs-6:00 A. M -
4:30 p. Nj.
AKpERsoN, KoKoMo & &LoaANsPoRT-From Cincinnati
Hamilton b Dayton Depot-6:0O A. M.
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-A Gentleman and Wife, or
~ two single Gentlemen, can be accommodated
with board and pleasant rooms, (unfurnished) Apply
at the South corner Fifth and Western Row.
apl3-2tF
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A SCENE OF PAINFUL INTEREST.
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WANTED.

,sWANTs,,, "F0R SALE" ITO LET" LOST"
"FOUND, vac, 10 this column, occupying three lines
or less, two insertions, twenty Ave cents
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HON. r. j. WALKER SWORN.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-13

OF THE CRIME WHICH LEI
TO THE MURDER OF KEY, WRIT
HE TEN BY HER OWN HAND.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-13

"ANTED-A GIRL--About Ia, TO nurse
w child in q small family. Apply TO H. J.
Chase, room No. t1third 1oor Manchester Building.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

BRANDING FLoUR.-The editor OF the New
York Examiner has been sojournng at
Rochester, where he visited one Of the large
flour mills, and was initiated into the mys-
tery of branding -four. He says:
=" Branding, 10 us poor outsiders, has been
source of good deal of mystery. In our
simplicity, we have supposed brand was
true indication of the place where the -four
was ground, and the wheat it was made
from. But this is an egregious error
There are tricks in all trades but ours"
Only the very best -four is labeled by the
name Of the mill where it is ground. In
ferior -four is branded Corinihian Mill, New
Mill, or some other mill that is owned by
the man OF the moon. All these practices
are known to the corn exchange as we'll as
at the mills, but 10 us poor customers, who
buy barrel of -four once a quarter, it may
lot be unin ,eresting to know that all the
best family flour is branded double extra
snperfne, with the real name of the mill
and manufacturer. Genesee flour is as ub.
iquitous as Orange county milk, Goshen
butter, or relics of the ship Constitution
among the curious. Genesee flour is fol-
the most part made from Western or Cana.
da Wheat
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Farewell passed rapidly but noiselessly
out of the house, and Frederick as noise.
less;y followed him, down streets, through
alleys, up by.lanes, and on to the fine old
mansion in the upper part of the city, oc.
cnpied by Maitland. Frederick's heart
beat apprehensively, for he felt that his
fears and suspicious had not deceived him
He had known Farewell as an exceedingly
vicious young man he had long known
that only his relationship to Mr.. Maitland
had induced the firm to retain him in their
service-for Mr.. Maitland was Farewell q
uncle-but he had never deemed him ca.
pable of offering personal violence TO his
relative or his family.
Round 10 back entrance went Farewell,
Frederick stealthily bringing up the rear
There was briet delay, during which
Farewell was engaged in selecting one from
bunch Of false keys which he drew from
the folds of his cloak, then the great door
swung slowly open, and Farewell entered
The building.
Frederick passed in after him-irto tot al
darkness, and the two, in this strange pro.
ximity: ascended three flights of stairs, feel
ing their way by the banisters. Twice Fare
well halted as if listening to some real OF
imaginary sound, and each time Frederick
shrunk back against the wall and drew in
his breath-but he was undiscovered, and
sthe house.breaker went on.
He reached chamber--the one which
he had evidently sought-and applying his
ear 10 the key hole, he listened intently.-
The sound of heavy breathing, which came
from within, seemed to satisfy him, and
noise!essly he turned the handle of the door
ard entered the chamber. A faint light
was burning upon distant table, and
stretched upon the bed in profound repose
was Mr. Maitland. Frederick only waited
| to see Farewell draw from his bosom long
| glittering knive which he held over the
sleeper, before he sprang upon him like a
tiger upon his prey, and struck the weapon
from his grasp. The villain, with desper-
ate effort, flung of the athletic grip of young
Neale's hand, darted one look of demoniac
hatred upon him, and with the speed OF
thought fled from the spot
He was never seen again in America but
letter written on shipboard, was received
from him shortly after his departure for an
other land. In it he confessed all. He
said that it had been his intention to kill
both his uncle and Grace, he being after
Grace, the next of kin, and Of course heir. at.
law of Mr.. Maitland's estate, in case of his
death and that of his daughter. He profess
ed himself sincerely penitent, and implored
his uncle's forgiveness.
1t was but natural that Grace Maitland
should feel intensely 10 Frederick Neale
for preserving herself and her father
from the fate which had threatened
them, and as there is but one legitimate
way in which young ladies can testify their
gratitude towards young gentleman, Grace
adopted this method, with the full consent
Of her father, and became Mrs. Noals before
the close OF the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

Cure FOR FEvER AND AGUE.-The follow
ing simple remedy, for the cure Of ague and
fever, was brought from the Spanish Main,
and has been found very effective in :his
locality Just before the chill comes on,
have a pot OF very strong coffee made and
keep it hot, and when the first chill is felt
pour out about pint and squeeze the
juice of couple of lemons into it, and a
little sugar to make it palatable, drink il
off, go to bed and cover up warm. One
trial Of his often cures, while two or three
trials never fail.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21
q boite poetrp.
PRETTY GIRLS.

What funny creatures these girls are,
The pretty Gashing girls,
Who fly around so merrIy,
Shaking their glossy curls.
They change with every wind that blows,
Changeful as the weather
Borne here and there by every breeze,
Lightly as a feather.
II they have any mind at ALL
They never make it known.
But wear mask of ignorance,
EacEPT-when there alone.
Then in seclusion deep and still,
They form some heinous plan,
And poor victim always proves
To be some foolish man.
They're pleased and angry all by turns,
AS they happen to feel,
Sometimes their hearts are warm and light
Again encased in sieel.
They smile WIENER they feel enclined,
And frown whener they please,
Finding vast amount of fun
In raising great breeze.
They're in their natural element
When they Can make fuss.
And breathe the air they like the best
When living in a mnss
They talk and laugh about themselves,
And about each other,
While anywhere, in any place,
They always are bother.
Vi love scrapes they have score on score,
Filtration is their life;
They never seem 10 care or think,
When shall be wife
They trust their beauty far TOO much,
Nor think of growing old,
Old maids they're sure they'll never be,
And thus they talk aud scold,
How tender, loving, kind thew are,
When they are in the mood;
The next day cold and insoent,
To the winds our hopes are slrewed.
They fatler us, caress and smile
One day and then the next
They curl their lips and turn away,
Pretending to be vexed.
Careless how many hearts they break,
They bring us to their feet;
We look up, and smile OF scorn
Our loving glances meet.
II seems impossible for them
To love more than day,
soon they grow tired of the restraint,
They only loved in play.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21
More TRUTH Than PoErRY.-The follow

More Truth THAN PoETRY.-The follow,
ing is an accurate daguerreotype likeness o.
good many men in this world and some
do not live far from this place.
How many NAV from love of pelf.
To stuff his Golfers starves himself;
Labors accumulaes and sparce,
To lay up ruin for his heirs;
Grudges the poor their scaniy dole;
Saves everything, except his soul;
And always anxious, always vexed,,,
Loses both this world and the next /"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

u A rather dressy man about town re-.
turned pair of trowsers TO his tailor, last
week, because they were too small for his
legs. "But you told me to make them as
tight as your skin," said the tailor. "True,''
said he, for can sit down in my sikh, but
I'll be split if can in the breeches." The
tailor caved in and owned that he was
sewed up"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

II 'lf there is anybody under the cano-
py of heaven that l have in utter excre.
sence," says the amiable Mrs. Partington,
..it is the slandersr going about like boy
constructor, circulating his calomel among
homes. folks.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

u "vat you make dere P' hastily in
quired Dutchman of his daughter, who
was being kissed by her swesihean very
ciamorously.
"Oh, not much; just counting lee,le !;
dat's ALL"
"oh !! dat's all, oh by tam, I fought you
was vighting."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

SHE "FLU THE TRACK PA Mississippi
county clerk, having issued a marriage Ii
cense for young man, shortly after receiv-
ed the following note from him.
"Ste1te Of Miss July the 5 1s59.-Mr.
Moody pies let This matter stand over until
further orders the girl has Flu the track BY
her own Request and Release my name of
of this bond if you pies"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

" Mr.. Partington asks, very indignant
ly, if the bills before Congress are not coun.
terfeit, why should there be such difficult
" in passing them.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

AZ II is always waste Of raw material
TO put Ave dollars worth of beaver on ten
cents worth OF brains.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-21

y Jones says he loves two charming
girls, Jenny Rosity and Ami Nation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-26

Shawnetown for a first rate side wheel steamer
for he Nashville and St Louis trade.
The Kate Fdsbee arrived from Vieksburg
about Q o'clock last evening, with a hundred
passengers and a good freight, including a
quantity Of cotton. A large number Of her
passengers, both FOR St. Louis and the Ohio
river, were transferred to the Philadelphia, In
the absence Of the Louisville packet.
FoR LOUISVILLE. - The splendid steamer
s0uthsrner, Capt. TnPiett, viii leave for Lou
isville at 4, p. H. this day. She viii meet
no detsntou from low water, and has splendid
accommodation.
FoR NICKsBuEG.-The heet and hne steamer
Kate Fhsbee, Capt. James Lee, will leave at
the usual hour this sfternoon, for Yicksburg
and way Places. making all usual concessions.
She is no exceIlsd as a summer passenger
packet. having the very best accommodation
and popular officers. Mr.. J. X. Moody has
charge Of the ONCE.
Eos ST. FRANCIS RIyEE.-The splendidneW
steamer, St. Francis No. 3, Capt Bowman, win
leave at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, for Helena
and an points on the s.. Francis river. For
fns accommodation and kind attentions con-
mend US to the St. Francis No. 3, and Der ae-
complished clerk, Mr.. Abbott.
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Business Aotifss.


Hrnr Is A CHAxeE-Wanled good and eff
eisnt Agents 70 sell ;hs best Iron Hooper Tie IN
the world. Liberal inducements are offered FOR
men to go into Alabama, MississiPPi and
Arkansas. Apply 10
y234w II. B. WILLIAMS q Co.
No. Is Jefferson street. Up stains.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, hml
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGML. BROS. a CO.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman a Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sale-sss Hopkins a Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Speed, Donoho a strangs's column.
See ?. H CLARK a Co.'S column.
Watches, clocks, JeEelry, suvsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement OF
A. J. Warren a Co. 2e3 Main street
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEoRsE PATTIsoS & Co, Booksellers and
statonsrs, 26s Main street. near Madison
street.
sToBAET's PIANosi sroDAET's PIAEos -
Having succeeded the late P. Flayio IN the
agency Of these celebrated instruments, 7 take
pleasure in informing the public that have
Just received a large addition to the stock and
will sell them, as heretofore, at New York
prices. Every instrument fully guaranteed.
iyId&w In. c. ". ALEXANDER
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8uil0ing Hlattrials
91t0ual.
TO BE ADMIRED
MAN TIE
EvER
Worn By Kings or EmDerOrs-

HAsf7 Way @ Beauhfui Had u Hair.
pECAusE BE- a ne ornam-nt q God hlmssa provided
~ hr al rur rae Reader. sln1ugh ne rass nav
bhm ever = hrizhny "a ne E0Elnx 5hssE. ne sTs -
ever ~ spafEiins. ne teen Be- blss o. pearls. u ne
hfad D. aereft ~ Del ugFeruE. Of ne hair B. EnsTIed and
.1Hssled hssh md dry, % vorss suu. y spHnEsf
1 AeA uN 1afAa
eeas AsE h@taralVe n rsct two cr Irea
umea a week. VII rssars and permanently sscure t1 a.
90 an 1rnamell heat ne f1ioUlaE 1nf 1usEu ne
Hfier m ne nrf a. he celebrated plsusf. mafFrr
Dr. w0oD-Dsar Sir. Ps-mit - & 49, h X.
ne ualzztons 7 an unisr Or NJ sufIrs rsfafauan I'll
ny har nla orlglual olors salut he tine 70 mF aul-
va 90 me United States lt w. rapidly bsumlnr ray.
olt 1pon Ne .pploauou - 7our Hair neslratire D.
falTe 81 very uludsrfll l~nVeuflgu, g1ita enrauouE a.
E'l sUeeaoie LAM. tsaT ar ~ truly.
-Brylh ar GuyHeiyia..
helh NsEsrapsr01oe Il Eusau-st. April ~ g.
~ o. = Woup-Dear Sir SINE uauh Or lr
9-1 ~ lr-sirf bottle q yCur Hair Hestlrauvs
tnf EHve lt % mT wife. uho oondIufel d ~ Dc oa Der
ht1r, little hiukinE a. ne time nat t u1lll restore r1s
wT barr p Dr. a-rigllal color. but O. her o. usu 81 ny
slrpu-s. after a Zen Eeeks' TRIAL Do ha rarsrrmed uat
Hani@rfal ere1 b. turning aI ne uug laIrs b a ARK
.r9su. a ne sac time oeaallring af miet-uiug ne
lAH- lsu1nET re11umsnl ne ahosa Hsslutige 81 au
persons 10 vtuf q fu-h q change q thsr lar.
CHAPLEs GARDEN
INV TonE. jay Is. 1857.
Prof o. Woou Win olndden1s a. I r-oammsnd
gour Hair RsrtcafIve. - being ne NOS emaaeiauz a-u-
I ever aw Siuce usIlr V1ur Hair nHrnraHsn. ~
hair ana uhsstsra. uhid we're sIm5-f ssi,~. ~ -
uore applioaucns Win restore hen % thaIr natural
ulor tals has relic "a ne of al fsnir1n snl unpIsas-
M iN1lngs ounqI srlug psrsCns uf1perspirs fee
D. y p EILuT.
Prof wooD A1aut two Tearr ss8 NJ hair commenced
11 puainf EraTf Z vas TAT le.ulnE Bald.
an nal aiel uauV remedies fl no erect ummruc-f
1llE sour kegtoraflTe On Tsuu1ra last "A fau srrfea-
uala fastened ~ lair 1rniT- ute-an ta On ~. rrra
or and turned ualE o. 30 truer olEr. ftarz1 Afufs
ums. Dc IL Tally RESTORED o. Or aIEiraI caIrr. health. ana
appearance mdf deeriury reonusud Ia us tss
q z. HOES.
Chlasgo. m. MsTG. 1897.
ne hestlratre d put ~ fn b1rIes ~ thres -Irsa.rlr..
trEe5 medium and El1ls ne snail h1I1s hair ) Pint.
AMI retala ir one collar par bltflsf ne medium hoI15
e. least twenty pes cent more On Proportion Nan The
smal. retans fr Two ddlars e bottle ne large h1lE q
quart t1rV p- cent more in prcp1rlln- and retsls fr
ihree tdilar q hdtis
O. WOOD q Co. PIacrletors. ara Brlafuav. New
York, On ne great New TlTE Wire Railing E.fatfi-h-
ueutl and ia dnrset street. g. Lluis. NJ.
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y
$500 RefcGrd.
ROCLAMATION

GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE. Co. 81 who shall see
" these presents. GREETTNG
WHEREAs, ! have been onasuy informed hy The
President % the Memphis and Charlcston Ralroad Con-
1any, that on tn 2nh 1f June last. an Obstruction was
placed upon The TRACK 90 said road. near LaGraure, Ten
ue7see. for the purpose q n-ouiu- the Bal1m1tive and
Care % o. aid track. Whereby the lives and property q
passengers were greatly euiaurereds
Nov. Therefore J. 1sham g.. Harris. Governor a~safore-
said. By virtue % the power and ~suthoritY 10 me vested.
do hereby cfera reward q Five Hundred DuIlars. 90 any
person or persons for The apprehension and o-anvldlon Of
The pgra1u or persons guity uf said Creuse-
49, In testimony whereof. have hereunt8 set ny
us. hand. End caused the Great Seal % the State 60
t~Sb e smxed 40 once. IN Nashville. on the sh dsy
% July. A.. D. 1883. ISHAM @. HARRIS.
By the Gsyernar.
J. 2. R. Ray Secretary o. state. i~y1s-trim
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Latest Novelty.
, anrpss 4 . .[..,.s.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES!

CINGER's new letter A Transverse shuttle Family
- and Plantation Sewing Machine s Constructed upon
an entirely new ~uriuciuie. Whereby the faults % al
other family sewing machine have been remedied
and avoided. Thissuperb piece ~ furniture is deou rated
IN mehiEhesi style % ART
The machiuo is rapid ani nearly noiseless, while a
is extremely easy % operate. DO d capable % ne heafl-
est as well as the fnesf Euf o. work seWinT the strong
est linen or TAX thread with fhe samefsciiity az The very
finest ucbweh, oottnu ~ .IE- In the a1EusEe n q New
York crittr, "it Umhlues besufy. nghinels, strength,
simplicity and Durability win me mlsr comprehensive
utility. realizing Tor the frsf time cur idea If a PER-
FECT EWING n ls- uifh8ut doubt.
ne very BESI, 60 veil a. the tFES1 family sewing
machine ever ret invented.
p send for o circular.
EDWIN Proprietor.
MISS REBECCA STRONG Arrut
No. 100 and Is2 Main street Memphis. next deer and
win Messrs. Mckinney a Co.'s extensive
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-26

c~A-EbEArED STOMACH sIrTERs = 1us n ne great
st H~rsnsnenlrx usparauons sxtant r. D. especially
AApied these vho ere anictef win ne Fever and
Agua, H any lfhsr dlseass arsina from . daarfsrsd con-
An.n M digestive orun1- ~ NJ Fever nd Aus
Asrs h psrhaps NJ msfieins 10 ne world eluai % b. e.
% utfa rurn-s anf rrpIsn1hes ne 1lod shich : g.
imp'ritat trtng about q healthy selan IN dissassso q
ms naiare ne Hittsrs are NV rmanE ne most Bp-
Mar. aai AZ ne sane time vsiur8ia spsoaa Ia ne net
Zeal rarh IN rsoanmonding n to as palue. W are
inA1 @=1os 70 tlug nsm q great SERVES. tnouinr,
a. % o. heir many sN1slsut q1siuss. and .urs M
.peei7 aeapa 10 AZ cases ra-rs Bs tiseass q c.ussd b.
i"eEuariU % ne digestive ofEans A trial riu suncs
o. ms nai stspazs.
- -ls ~ truEEsa I'D fsaIsrs ssnsfsgr srsry-
Etsr- So si7srua-msaf
HOsrErTER a sslTH.
maruH.~fr~a~a - u---s.a.--
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Ayers Ague Cure,


uhich neutraizss this malario1s poison IN the
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 sxpel it from the
body. As 10 should, % il does eurs this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And Il does more,
or rather does what is Of more service 70 those sub
ject % this infection. II taken in season 10 erpels
j. from the system as il Is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use Il free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed % the dseas.
Consequently Il not only cures, bus protects from,
the grea. variety Of affections which are induced
b. Ibis malignant influence, such as Remittsnt
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague.
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache. Bilious
FeTan, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Eaaehe, Catauh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons. Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
St1mara and Bowels, an of which, when arising
from this cause, win be found to assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This "AauE CURE
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This il accompHshes BY stimulating the excre-
TORIES % expcl the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become hahited 10 do this
their Cfice % then own accord. Hence auses what
We term cocEHatati0u. Tim NAV accomplish the
sane end. but oicn LIFE i not long enough, or is
Eeli-ed IN the attempt. while this AGUE CURE "
Dies % at once, aud With safety. We have great
rclsln % believe this Is ErcE as vel as safer
remedy fr the whole class Of diseases which are
caused By the miasmahc infection. than any other
uh.1A has been discovered; and Il has still another
Important advantage % the public, which Is, that
u Is cheap as vel as good
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LorDos. Jay iq--ns macy mars,t f,uais 1n-
danEsd Before ~ sanaunesmsni u psals Canois
we're quoted a. es.
me news ofths pe-os dd nat tfauspirs anlI after ne
dlEiug hour % oonsois uhlch Afterwards rsf Il as-
on onef s~scuritss bu0yant.
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