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THE LIVER
IN WIG O IL A TO IL /!
PREPARED BIZ DIR. SANFORD, W.
GnDo u0nuGo1 opfIrns~y &c., NYYIrS

Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
= MEplOiaEs now before the public, that acts as
CdtAdrtc easier milder, and more eHecuai than -.
other medicine known. It is only CdtAartic hui
LsUcf remedy, acting first the Lirer TO eject IL
morbid matter, then on the stomach bowels 10
ry Cd that natter, thus accomplishing two purposes et
fectuay, without any of the painful feelings experience
edn the Operations OF most CatAdvtcs It siren gthens
the System at the same time that 1t purQes II. and
when taken daily in moderate Doses viii strenptbe,
and build Il up with unusual II pitiitx - e'e-
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers! g

WOOoN AhpS NEW SMUT MACHINE
AND SEPARATOR CONFINED.
MTE take this method of in forming Millers generally
w that we are now manufacturing and will keep
constantly on hand Woodward's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the now in
USE and we hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used it will bear in this assertion. 1t
compa 81 and durable with less power than most
machines and does all the work heretofore performed by
thre. machines, vz the Screen, Separator aud smut
ter to say noth Of the Tanning Mill which has usual
y to be used in cleaning dust from ofIal.
As to the mode Of operation in the first place sepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc IS Of securing the grain brought in with
str ing blast of air which carries Of dust as fast az
made 1t then passes into larger Separator where IL
IL cleared Of chess imperfect grains, oats &c. and 10
then reedy for grinding. The dust 10 all not only
cleared from tie grain, but from the chess oats and
ofal, and blown clear out CT the mill Another yery
great advantage is that be set the same floor
with the burrs any where in the mill that NAV be
desired. MS 1t makes no dust whatever. "
Every Miller knows thatit il utterly impossible to con.
struct mil that VAL make good -four out dirty grain
unless the frseDemoved No better machine has
yet been invented br this purpose than Woodward's
Shutter sud SEPARATOR, and il Is believed none as well
adapte' Western Grain. They are now in use and
san bee at twoof the Mills In this CITY, Sunderland
Bros., and keiser Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended to.
oct 2S-dWtf WOODWARD EyIgERlA Qurpprvy
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Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY.
Cash Capital anal surplus S7b6.6OO.
THIS, the Oldest Insurance Company in the United
Il States, doing business in the Wesi continues to
Insure DaceItn0s, Merchandise and Manufactures at
prices as low same risks taken by other RELI-
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular inducements are of
fered TO Farmers to insure their Dwellings and Barns
less rates than be done by Mutual Companies
without mourning the liability OF paying the debts OF
the Company. 15tsa.s
L. H. SHEPARD. Agent.
Once over Banking House Of Cook Baxter, Bur-
lin gton, Iowa. -N eb2S-bptf
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- had . right totEansaee hb ordinary bnst
- a eunAsy. ~ IL n
~. - 49, - =
= Foreign cogroopondens Of me London
Tfmss says: "A gentleman who has Just ar
1ivsa fio. ltaly ss.sss shas hs ,.w ne peo
kNA mo oEee sae - y ae AnPs'of
tAroaGA ths Kennels Of the town.
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az l. We must have sS0n0or0 Hseqssse0.
sssin end oarssasye ssds Of Money; ana
that - very nearly have, fcr the uniss ~
America and E.rCpe are nearly ne same, e
Gown By the sliSht diasteasc o. h1cnange.
ii q Thsrs snuet b neaIiy the esme pro-
gfsss, q nossmsnk u bushes: 3 g tos ~ 4
kr, + 10 quite obvious, tnae.i a.! e s, q
eocisty, business y muo1 more 4 ~. ~ ~
arts more progress than IN anon VIII
- required more money OF eirc, Pc OUT,
l. fhs main, there = no eEea. oin s =
theoe respects, between EofsRe ana an lc..
Al European snd AmeI S S...a. Sso 10 70
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THE CcLEkAN FARM HILL


THE CCLEKAN FARM MILL
TIE Wonder aud admiration 4 hs ~
Every Farmer his own NiiIeI.
Great Saving Of Time andkxpsIsNr TVS
The ONLY SUCCESSFUL AkTALL,Q Ss.T
INVENTED FOE MAKING B.CINhhAA
AND FAMILY FLOUR pss,f,
Itcan be rum ~ horse, Steam, Wind y "s W. ~
Price, with Sieve arranged, for sisnk 49, a.
tof family use, while grinding, - ,,ssrg
Price, With Boiling Machine atiaend, rs
Family Flour,
Descriptive Circulars can be had. or tho ~ ~
seen IN operation at the ofice OF the aa,res
MIL Company" Tribune BsildinEs, 90 - .,.,tfss
y: Y, where al orders ylll receive prcE nvs Sc
70 Cultivators Of the Sugar Can Ss y.
I'VE INVITE yosr sttention 70 s ~. .pi
w Sugar Mills. For portability, dafao'hs ~, .
adaptation 70 the work 10 b performed tn.y
snpe ror, being the very articles the farmer .aa
prese out his Cane Juice e. the smallest ees,
the most fd1cient manner, and they sreIusFs
the FARMEkB OWN SUGAR MILL. NIB
We also invite steention 10 our 70. ana Nes,Iep,
- eetpg more powerful, very superor enc COZ Seess
and calculated 70 work up crops IRON YEN .I,s 10
acres Of cane. The Three Roller Iron Milis srs
. strong Iren fSaAe. either vertical Or honsv ast
ne only mills adapted 70 the proper erusn' yhsss
pfesang Of the Yoygho or Chinsss Sugar shssp-
nils are portable ecmpact, are most simple ny
~, and Ne eesbtes maeaGea. fhsy are " ssssse1
uss - perform - rspsssepep4 Uesussfs ~ ~
70 san 80 sSapiae 80 e4gs - snons !. MAam
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09
THE NEW sLAvE.TRADR.

We copied into yesterdays TRIBUNE from The
~ T. Herald second letter Oh tue subject OF tho
new elaye-tTade from the same careful correspOa-
dent who stated last month, on the authority Of
United States Senator, that sixty or sesonty car
goes Of Africans had been landed on the coast Of
the United States and Struggled into the interior
since ls4S, and that twelve more were expected
within three months The only new fact alegedin
this second communication in proof Of the complete
success of the traffic is, that there are upward OF
twenty depots where the "sayages" are kept for
sale, at three Of wilhelm Charleston, Memphis,
and Columbu.--the writer's informant, on whom
be fully relies had seen about DiDe hundred imported
blacks. The assertions Of the previous letter arc
reiterated, and tie same Senator, upon whose nu-
thorty they were made, calls attention to the Omi-
nous silence Of Southern journals whether ia
voling OF opposed to the traffic, respecting them,
which is certainly in striking contrast with the an
cry and not altogether disinteresed denals Of such
prints as The Journal Of Commerce and The ALbasy
Argus This letter-wrlter also adyerts 10 the re-
ml.soess Of the United States officials on shore.
who DO more good IN checking the traffic, which
is carried on under their very eyes, tnan do tho
United States vessels on the sea. fla " rclOr"
reach their ears at all, it is long after the com
United fact, and they lelsurely follow 1t up o0ly TO
find that the slave vessel has been beaebed,
or burued-as was one, Of whose successful cruise
We bsve adyiees this morning from Washington
that her crew have been scattered, and her cargo
sSld inland, in the bulk or in packages. Then they
return to their posts and take another nap, which
is presently interrupted by another /" runner" and
another frutless journey.
The same correspondent Asserts that the greater
part Of the vessels engaged 10 the slave traffic are
not only built at the North where, indeed, all
American vessels are bpat-but 81 are ted out
there, with full knowledge of the Use to WHICH
"ibey arc destined, and with az eye to share IA
"tLe profits Of their Dstaricus expeditions" Aaa
be goes on to express his belief, founded upon h;nts
thrown out at Washington, that there are " actc-
"slly two vessels being prepared at this rOmers
"for slave trip irem the port of New York, AID
''thst considerable number of such vesses arc
being made ready for Sea in the Neu Ensland
States" The very day after the appearance Of
this letter, comes report from Boston that Span
ish firm whose headquarters are in this city is s-
ting ont two vessels in Salem,-Thence, it is said.
more than one has sailed within few mOnths-to be
employed as slavers. The case Of the ship A.
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sVCCEsS ATTAINABLR.

Figures demonstrate that Mr.. Buchanan owed
his election in 1856 to divisions among his 0pPo-
rents in the three States Of Pennsy wanna, New
Jersey and Indiana. IT, in that struggle, the same
elements in those States had cooperated to prevent
bis success, which, one year afterward, cordially
united in Congress to defeat the leading measure
of bis Administrations or, if the same class OF Poli-
tcians in those States had combined against him IN
1856, who heartily joined last Fail IN returning TO
the next House of Representatives members hostile
to the entire policy which guides his councils, the
country would not now witness the Illuminating
spectacle Of an old man, who prided himself upon
bis high personal character reaching, BY regularly
ascending graduation Of official honors, the first
place in the Government, and there exhibiting
such inbeciry for good and such potency for evil,
such faithlessness 10 friends and such corruption
generally, that be has fallen into disgrace with bis
own party and sunk below the contempt of all
others.
Now, is il not clear that, il the persons we have
named in those three States are to be divided IN
1860 as they were 10 ls56, the result of the next
Presidential contest will be bat repetition of the
last Nay more: is it not becoming apparent
that the cooperation Of the same elements in two
Of the other Northern States, and those among the
largest, may be necessary 10 prevent their falling
into the hands of the common enemy
However much Republicans may deplore these
facts there they stand truthful as the multiple
cation table, which, proverbially does not lie. In
stead of foolishly ignoring their existence, or era
venly averting the eye from them, true wisdom and
courage will look them straight in the face, scan
their features, survey their surroundings, and Zee
what can be done to turn or scale the obstacle
which they interp0se TO success.
There is but one way out ofthe difficulty created
BY these facts. And that is the way that common
sense points out, strae htforward, clear, and hon.
orable, and which is, moreover, the high road to
victory. 1t is simply to combine such of the Oppo-
s;top in the States we have named as agree sub
stsptislly on the main issues in the pending can
yas,. and drive from the places they disgrace the
party DOW in power. Let those opponents Of the
present Administration who concur in opinion upon
the great questions st issue act together in the
coming contest as cordially as they did in the lass
House in resisting the LeeomPton jugsle, and in
The recent election in returning members TO the
pest Congress and glorious victory is the newt
able fesgit.
In thus acting, Republicans are not sacrificing
their principles. They are conserving them. They
are no, lowering their standard. They are elevat-
ing i, in triumph. They are not defeating the OBJ
jecs for which they organized, but are adopting
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d. .,o;.l b., Inv we're secuted BY politics..
-. mic ,;sd from churches.
Trey were .xt-ll,d irum c"'eN-s Ia ''''''-
csss their p,acesbIe s.emt''ee' we're a''fV
b. NIB. Their Ier-ors were ih-u''u 90"
suited TIE dsrllings Of rot lew Ne'e
or fred Macy Of their I~'nhoR pr-eses "o'o
broken in piece. or throan bod y INTO rNeis.
S.me Suffered iupri-or lnrof. oanl.tmen', ana
even drs.h Itsrlffor opirioo's ssse. Ia tha' goo
time c. uins wttn American Slavery sh'h o''e
passed swsy our will read the record "' 'uoso
,y,p,s with the same Mingled Incredibly aod
smsz,ment u ith which We rcw peruse the his'or!
Of tie Wt.hcrsft decisions ard haDgipgs, and tue
P,,i,h psnecutiuns ard rosstIne- Of our f'tners'
What is the response of the British Islands 70
these vo'ul predictions Of five and twenty years
sco7 Not one drop of bleed not one riot not one
disturbance. not ore breach Of the peace, mas re-
suited from the erfrsncbs@meDt OF these eign' nun
dred thousand bondmen-not ore Tue large
bodies Of troops that used to be kept cons'ao! IN
the i,lspds N the days Of Slavery, reafy u sup
pr,.. ,n,,rip,tsd in.urrecton. have not been seen
in the Caribbean Archipelago for twenty years
Crimes of al grades have been steadily eiuiiuiSu'pg
since tie dag on which the crest boon was bestowed
upon their populstion Never were toe Ph!sical
wants tfthe negroes so ellsupplled ss now. Ana
il turns out 10 be The planters, father "a ~ 'uri
.,,v.. ubo are "uusbls 10 take care OF toeu-
selves" Stree the Litter Ceased 10 De cna"e's
they have cultivated their Daohcod-the a'ul'' ad-
yaucine in kpo~ltdee the Children docking 70 tue
schools. md both old ard young crowding the
churches and chspel.. In word the mass OF so
ci.ry i. nearly ss intelligent, ard quite as Siituous
as TIE tocy If the htes IN some oil the STATES vi
the American Union.
Such j. the counterfeit presentuent OF the predic-
tons Of 1884 auo Of the realities Of 1859 Prophets
snd procpo,,icators of evil. North and South, now
and then, Allow u. to take judgme against !ouon
The four points We have enumerated aud We VIII
then be ready to discuss with you The question
whether the chief end Of man Is to manufacture
sugar, and dstill rum
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ist3 al Europe for market, eu, in gr,sPiog after
tie sbsdo~ there thss lcst the subsIarse at none.
This i, co rev operation Flour f-i so per
cert il 1918. because the pe,ce lad d-iug-d
Us with foreign goods. snd u.est in Otto snuk TO
90 c-ut. & tu-lel Ibe glGt and TIE i.l are cotem'
porsn-ous Tow. Tie sane policy forces rs to
ccrsume foreign cloth sot iron. though knowing
that they represent so uuch foreign food sod de-
prives u. Of II .rket for our OWE. 1t persists N
keeping th- cousum-r and producer apart. itstesd
Of bin r them together, apd in place Of batdIng
up ttou-ald market. at home, is stacying 70
have but .rge one il EurFe. This solitary
depeI dence is Dow cut of, the peace proving as
fsliscious as the wsr whie speculation quit the
field, dishearteufd BY its losses. God Instead OF
whes. IS csl &c for to adjust our huge commercial
bslances the National Treasury stsgsers OF Only
by staviDg oG IL dett,; Feeling Of despondency
is rspiciy extending. AID each must answer for
himself the significant qusstion-What reIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

Gov. Isham G. Harris (Dem of Tennessee is,
according 70 the latest accounts, reelected by a
psiorty of 5000. In the lXth District the Oppo-
titon have surely chosen EMERSON ETHERIDGE
to Congress. If they have also elected their can
ddate 10 the let District, which is probable they
will have seven out of ten Representatives, gain
of four. Both branches Of the Legislature are
Democratic by small majorties.
We have nothing further from Kentucky, North
Carolina or Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

The united Democracy of the State of New.
York, united by indissolube bonds at Albany on
Wednesday cannot live together in peace aud
harmony. In the effort to select delegates from
the several wards of OswegO to the City Conven-
ton, by which the delegates to the State Conven-
ton are to be chosen, cad signs Of ucompatibility
of temperament were apparent. Two sets we're
chosen
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To Adyertisers.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors and all who
cave Wsre nveuo Lands anything ese 70 sell must sd
v-rtis. they expect End purchaser and believe there
90 other Advertising medium sood TRs WEEKLY TsIsurr
Il has larger circulation other In the world
circulating largely .ons Farmers Merchants Manufacturer,
uschsuics &c. Price 6 per line each insertion.
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the eply means BY which they CSC Attain them II
to reach this Omees Of their hopes it be necessary
to dsnpen the aspirations Of TIL. leader, ar post
pore the claims Of that champion Of their cause,
though they may regret tie sacrifice, duty de-
mance that il be made.
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Mails for Europe, by the steamer Europa from
Boston, will close at the New'fork Post-Ofice 81
IA and p m this day.
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neutrality-suspicious..
WAL Is M How CuRspf

Dysp~psis nation al feeble ages
zion distr, .stius co.iive habit bilious condition How
sov sr, with IL AID il. attendant Of ow spirits
bad ss tongue obupeh-d head snd attacks OF head
ache Yet how kuo@ how cure II! Generally because
TIE bowels are copspated bad to cstoafos OF lax.
ty,9 But such q condition cured By caioaca
Whoee OILY oc. weaken the digestion and impair the N
4. gritty Of the entire asslniGstive system
But HuNPHRSYs HoNEoPArHIe DYSPEPSIA PliLs-anm,
nj. .u.s pnaye cured OF the worst snd
meet ob.tipse This Is done simply oy Improving the
tob1 aud resions the integrity VI tn digestive Organs os
hick resut koo< appetite regular habits clear nead and
buoy sp'S sucb medicine gem aud Only requires 10
b. inowp 70 be apprroia'eo , -,
Prrs Is cents Del box with directions; six boxes 81
MA fun Get Of HUMPHREYS BoM.oPATBc SPECIFICS,
With Boob OF Directions twenty different Remedies IN Hse
xiAs s5 do il pain case, 81 family case Oh
fit eu foxea and book 80 ,-,, -
Thee Remedies BY uge box are sent by mail or
,p,,ss fe Of charge auy sddr- r-c-P, OF tue price
A,frr~. Dx f. HumPHREys & Co
~N-''~ No n. Y.
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Neap:2lprk DAILY Iribm,tk
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

notice tsken Of Anony COMMUNE eons w nat
Intended for insertion uu be suihen'i s'-a p
and address Of the writer necessarily i0f PlDnc7
tion but a. a guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Communicates
Buspess letters for The TsIBuSE should Ia al cases be
addiessed TO HORACE GREELEY Co
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EEw.YoRK MARBLE COMPANY.
FosrY-sEccxD SrEEtT.
Between 5th and etnsvs-. New forf,
,Oppostie the Cfys sal PAIGE

Be.us.r 5h and sth Hew.Yort
,Oyposre the Cfy~si Psisoe eroanAA)
coLc~s,, P,oysr.Ls, &c. &c. Lc-.
,,.,. ~ 81 EKscT OF
THr oBorcrsI ISYoFTLD m.EsLrs w; EerrItN 5itsA.
BsocarnLLr v,xD AsIiars kso A,TGy. I.'fts' ros
Ma srIIulRy WHITE iTaLfss .od
EvEkY o1BrK VARIETY sow n UsE
5r ,.o-Io.pt Of p.r1Ess v-ry .rt~usiys conprsirs
y,.noslTgiy C.Errp HE.vr NoLpEp, PAELrD AID PLAiK
hAsrLis' 'i'0 syTIy ysr .ss 3 sr,r.r Tors
ou- beautiful N.rb nave sc9sd We ., anaased oouHsnas
Tios OF ACIDS witch d.tAoe ordinary Marbles and
Re.srence Is mse. % oil psrt~. having ,b-rn IL
MssELIIzEp SLaIE.sToss NasTLts,
n. beer FUrope ard hshJ approved, Tor tue iss
..ney yes.s, VINE IL t1' county ''' D'''
10. OSWALD BEAUTY IspxsrRrcTIsrITY. and Asszse
CHrarSEss Marbles recommended thea uni'efsS
sdop,ion . Al, 1, ,rs,,.
hiSEEAL CoLoss With powerful heat Tpe oolors 10y toe
ebrr sssnts, absorbed By the sooe and become
Ts. MsrS = .fpped any par. o. The e:se.y -, nib
suasr. by the Company for 2 ceni 90 the cost Of i
aiicles payable in sdvsEce ,...
s,llv tnv;,ed Il. DWIGHT, Prest1est
Us 4. BAnE Treasurer.
DINING, supt Of aanu'setorers
HOMgs POR AiI.-The AMERICAN EnGRaNT
s.wY"s1 orc No is Bros6yvsy Ns~ York wiA sel a
reasonable prices. and On easy terms ~ l1sgtss q.
Heuestesd Fans, Wild LsDds we'll tn t-I sho 60
tiner, Camel Coal &c. in Pennsylvania Tsnpes'e7 nsc"
Missouri, &c.
UnIIOWAy- MEDICINES. -DYPFHER!A-' IN
The midst life death" It's it wse but yesterday
e read Of Portugal. Young Queen lovely biid--rda ass
-, ,.psi If The Dypheris snc,e her aud sh~ expired
UoLLowAYs Medicines have been sisnay tnunPosh IA every
cnse Of this n,hgusf. disease
RUPTURE CURED ny TIE RIGGS Truss. Inc
sud increasing demand for tbs sr~ce shci-ntJ
proves s superiority The VsRcocELE Truss a-o has an IN
,n,s - AID ir much preferred 20 Sdspen-
IN Bsrdsaes No. 4i3 BToonns St. New York
&. Z. WOODwORTH,
Manufacturer OF
PORTABLE Gas WORKS
Tor Private House, Factories, ho
POSTAGE STAMPS (tbree and ten cents) for SALE
a this Office
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JoHy H. TysoE, ew.Brunswiok, N J., has The TRIsUyE
for sale
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DON'T FORGtT-Don't forget that GAYETrA'
MN PsPEx for the Wa.r-cs set uie ohy paper ever
maze f ,he cur. and Piles Oepos No Al Ann-s
Nd No ~ Brosd~ sold and by all oruHsts be eau
that GAYEIfNs nae seI nlaAro IL eacn
shr.t. 40 hs autograph on each psckage
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Business Notices.

Brown LINEN TRavELiS1 SHIRTS, oNohiAS
Car poS,y B,LTs TsSlisH Collar bohts |" NOS e'sS'
q "Lhsn'e.' o. w. GEO. N. TsAcY. Arsrt-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

TTTEhave on hand and are receiving daily large and
Wv complete assortment of Hats Caps embracing
every variety ofstyle and price, In view
creasing demand for 1rstcass goods paid par
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adapted to the wants of CUSTOMERS
with Eastern houses such that enabled to irrnis
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20
GASES AND CURES.

Ayoung lady 26 had been with indigestion for
several as to render great necessaryn
selection Of her food After eating the became
acid food rising In her mouth with water unplPas-
ant Eensaoniu her stomach, continuing
for ONE hours bowels constlpate
adeprcssed mental condition. See taking the
Dyspepsia morning and night, less than a
week almost esery symptom Of her disease had vanished
and she felt like anew being. ~ -
AHentlenan advanced In years, stroug robust
constitution, had lately been deal affected with in
geson weak stomach coated tongue bad taste mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng
head, ruehso as to render his riding CARRIAGE or
mounting eminence, quite dangerous After trying
several things Intellectually he felupon Dyspepsia pills.
which afforded prompt relief. pill every night
ingTorSs Ike charm, relieving all his vertigo