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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely fe IN Gums.

These GINS all . 81 Only ono dose immediately
morbid or bad matter a. hie desc
the supply In their oen repeated Is sure cure
place healthy how Of bile, for MnRhUt, and
nygorating the stomach, - fpreteniiye OF cforRA
causing food To digest WE'LL Only one bottle needed
PrRlFSIS6 TIE BLoop,givng 10 throw OF the system
tone and health 70 me whole the effects or medicine after
machinery removing the ~ "A long sickness
Of Tire dsease-edect- 81 One bottle taken for JAus
ing radical cure . - DICE nil sallowness
Dlous are cured, ~ or unnatural color m
and, WAL Is oeueT prevent. IyE skin
I'D by the occasional use Of I'll - L. -. 49,.
the Liver Inyigorator. une 100. as S.s n,,,. rvs
One dose after ealing Is a Ds'o.s .ass 81.
sufficient relieve the stom- sgcs ~ ~ 'ne a
ach and prevent the food "f 49, ~ 49, "a ~ IA
from rising and sourtng. ans N.Y., oss ..s H.,
Only dose taken be- o,.Aoss ~
W.. .N'""'H f's'>1' and COMPLAINTS yield
ns - 49,. ,sk.n a, - - slna>t the first dose.
o''' omu ~. ~. o. sss few bottles will
, snS cn,ss cosr,er - Dnorsy by exciting the alb
&c., - 80 il. - =, 90. X =
meal viii cure bysPEreiA coipmending ms mouIetne
One dose oftwo teaspoons = es preventive Dr 49,
full will always reliesc SICK - AAp Asrx Gull fss9 ~
HEADACHE. 'pn iefeH W niLiovs slns
with certainty and thousands arc willing 70 TESTIFY
to It's Wonderful virtues. a..
Au who II giving Their UNANIMOUS 'esmohy Id 'ss
fayUr. - . -. !, =. ....,,...
MIR IN the mouth sch e favfgordtor ana ssrao1
49, PRICE, osE DOLLAR BorrIK.
rs f..nif = DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
345 broadway, New York.
Ec,sed BY al Druggists Sold, also, by j. IT. Say, W. A.
srnoraxn Co., and srABIIx & Jos 81 Lynchburg Va.
march 5, -d&ciy -f''i3 NHf IS q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

STEAliNs GnieKgNs.--DanielS slave ta Robert
English was found on tic Street Saturday night.
by tie wate As,ripg in his possession five chick
teos. Tie afocrs having suspicious that the poni
try ,yss not by honestly, questioned DAME!
as to ti,e,p.eans ~ which ne becan,a preseason &"
tLeprpsrys. Tie boy saun concluded ia make
clear h,east N the matter, tal the watemen that
lie had stelen 1iem frem ,.'op Of free negro, nam-
81 Jerry 1ad.sm said he was not in the habit OF
aepr;i.rHisirx other peple's plumber 70 ais own
use, bot tu, consequence Of the depleted eoadlss,
his cxcheqacr- he had concluded to mlake n slight
deviation in the prescnt instance. The Negro and
his,ill gatten gaip were taken to the cage. Next
morning iss wac dreaght before dc Nayor. WIN. on
bearing the facts ia the case ordered him SO lash
es an.lat had thstooty returned to its lawful
owner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

SrEAuNa ClSTHING.-- Henry. slave to William
A. Read, Esq, was b fore the Mayor the charge
of stealing coat frum the store Of Nessrs. iiirsh
& Strause on last Saturday night Several wit
nesses who were in the store at the time, testified
that they notioed the buy enter the establishment.
and saw him take tho garment. and Immediately
thereafter dccamp. lie was afterwards seen max
ing efforts to sell it to other darkeson the hill.
He & ally aeknow lodged having the coat; said he
had sold it another negro, but would not tell his
name. The coat has not Leen recovered. The
boy was ordered c5 lashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

LAsHEs NELL DrsERvED-John Oasis. free NO
gro. and Mingo, slave to S. W. Shelton. Esq.
,'st walking in the vicinity Of lIollp's Mill, on
Sunday last, fell 10 with s,aali boy named Evans
Soon after meeting they attempted to persuade the
boy to accompany them on hantfor chinaaepns,
The boy declined going, wbereupon both nesr'es
pmeaoed abusing him called him numher Of
lard naaes and finally cast sop,c reflections on se
character aG his maternal pareat. This last out
rage, the boy resented as best be coald. The
ehds indignation seemed To have the eject OF
arousiag XII the worst feelings Of the darkies. -
Mingo knocked him down, and afterwards eloera
him. After ieeovering from hisffigh and in)nries,
the boy ran, was rursaed by Davis soon o'erta-
ken. and then cruelty beaten, and cut once or twice
with a knife. The Mayer ordered Mingo IS lash
es, and Davis 80,
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STOP AT NO 1917!
THos. B. DoRN1N, Proprietor.


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GROCER AND ooMd1ssioN MERCHANT
Opposffs TIE p7r0fnfd bank, LrNCHBURg, VA.
Jsa large ana wen selected stock Of
ne consistns In psrt of - ''--'
LG sasa Crushed ra's'e Coffee Ne" Orleans and Cuba
Ee and cps he'd New e s:.. Mo-
la..e.; g.. u...,. v.,. ana. p.,.,.
s"a ,oa o" Axe. and Cast
r nss. .ov. vices screw pas. o.s R,.D and Files,
I,secd and Lamp on White Lead zlIc and other Paints;
French and American Window clas. and putty;
bale; Sessss, ss,s.s e,iss: d. as.aii,y ,
Goo as csn Sa morss s6os &C. Ss
which WI be s Gsa n sss % ,oa r e,
pay hghcsi eas price Cor Corn; Wool Wool EolA Flax
s%Ss ,.ss" .s % s s; market price rs :4'
C.,.1, To-. C-.11 1.r-- :
I,HE subscribe. b.. now the a,ss..
@a ' srplsss sf pars se nov
I. s'S.s ! xS Jars = : sSs
x e NJ @ NOV a sS WHICH Order. s e x. G.;
viii be attended 70 promptly and the goods packed securely
Full directions aqsoHpai7 'is Jar, ANDREW > BOYD
mug 70 dts 100 Main street, Lynebbnrg, Va.
ocKrTswuh one, two and four glasses Of all qualnis.,
Ia s1 1sssi'sd CIVILIANS SON 50 Main Street
,,,. ,.,..I Sewing Mla q ;, -. c,,,,,.
ef Pss
sss s. .na ,ss The s!ssas ss.isss's is Wi!
irsvi.sx, can,rse.i county, va june ls.h 1859.
ns M aass1 ana Would ~
several pair Of osrse TowInen pana for servants have
S, en a'a @ Wnr. and snc,s are nc only Maebnr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
Hnllnwav,s Pills

49, HAB1TUAL constipation prcdisposcs the system to
49, receive infection, vitiatcs the BREATH and renders the
whole body impure Mcrc puravcs the disease aud
impair the strength of hc sufferer This remedy, The
vigor 10 the frame while purhes the animal huis Sold
the mannfaetory No 10 Maiden Lane. New York anhty alt
druggists, NJ s5c. Ssc, aud 81 pcr box. -crtfl"
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
MEp BALI0Us Pictorial, of oath July say s:-hcal1ns
We the true Of responsibility attaching 10 The Ed
Tor of and Publisher Of widely circulated journal should
deem little less ihnn crime Ia recommend an! meca
pound the real virtue of Which cou not consccntous in
aud all persons who suffer and have in vain attempted I"
their Coughs Colds Bronchial Pumonar, Complaints, akn
II this nncquallcd remedy
The following Certificate nom distinguished gentleman ia
equally cunclusvc
From Rev Henry Wood, formerly Editor Of the C6ngrrpn-
cna Journal Concord N H. recently American Cunsu
mt Beyroo, Syria, and now Chaplain in the Navy.
CoSCoLD, n H., Marc,2.
Mcssrs. SETH W, FowLE Il Co.-Geaaemen Two years
ago, sudden and violent attack upon Lungs confined
bed for several weeks, and when recovered, Was
much oppressed by difficulty In breathing. that was often
able 10 secp rest upon bed by night The suffering
exrene nn Judging from the inefcacy of the remedies nsi
supposed the disease incurnb Being persuaded Ia Try bot
tie Of Hisfars B.tsdn Of Hif Cherry, out confidence in
It's efficiency, found the difficult, almost enr removed betre
b,e used up sympathy with fellow su in
duces Ia make this public staicment and recommend The
tice others similarly afflicted
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS the wrapper.
Prepared by y. W. FOWLE co, BosroS md for sale by
William A. Srother Co., and John II. Seay, Iynclr; T.
&. Pug, Campbell G. H. and by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout The city and country. SCI" IFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13
JOHN ABI2AHAMS.

lust 10 hand, aiarg. lot Of uhde Zinc in on Liaserd
~ IHJ.liic, 1oj,ai latHsh, tc dc. for sale chen
cush buyers [aug s.disl !. II. THOMPSON, Dnigp
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-13

HAVING procured the services Of H. H. Crockett hr the
Il purpose selling Live stock In III. Rlchmond market
who with Luther Ira inc will he In that market thu lat day
al pepured give their undivided attention
all bsncs enlruat.d ,u aud icti confident, from their
long rNp,tcnoc be able e,e ,ulc satisfaction We
will make III, rnl advance ,nuns On consgnncnts.
john GROUSE,
mug ear L. =. IRVINE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

Seward, in bis Rochester speech, says it
waSthe first duty Of the enemies Of the South
to dismiss the Democratic party from power;
and "every one knows" he continues, " that
it is the Republican party or none, that shall
displace the Democratic pErty:" The lea
ders of the BrOderick fsctlOh, Jud go Hall,
Perkins and Mcdonald, the former who off.
ciated as President, the latter a. Vice Presl
dents of the Black Republican meeting in this
place on last Monday night, are aiding Mr..
Seward in his efforts to defeat the DemOcra-
cy, knowing, as he says they do and they dare
not dispute, that they are contributing to the
success Of the Black Republicans And yet
these apoStates, who arc banded with the Re-
publicans to defeat the Democratic party,
have the impudence to claim that they are
Democrats! Cooperating with the Republi-
cans, cheering their speakers, indoraing their
sentiments, presiding at their meetings, bold
ly announcing that they will vote for their
candidates, Is any further evidence necessary
to prove that there is not the slightest differ.
encc between BrOderickiSm and Republican
ismH Is not the fact selEevident? And all
who shall favor the election Of such men to
office will, by SO doing. clearly commit them.
selves TO the principles and policy of which
they are the chosen representatives and
must, therefore, share in whatever odiuIn r.
suits from such q course-muSt he ranked %
the confcderates Of Seward, BrOdcrick, Gid
dingS 4 Co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
G.nncErowx. Anpns, 18th.

GE0EGErOwH. AugusI 18th. lS5?.
MESsns. EniroRs WE'LL have hren holding "A
some time, not for want 0f material hut a. let Fin.
ley. William. Richard, Jnhn, Tom aud others spin
rope sufficient tn hang all hands with 81, here is
for few strands.
fiMky: How about the fusion. Richard! Whit
is the chance f"r pnrt of our ticket!
Richdrd: Rather glnOmy, think A few weeks
since the political horizon looked bright but since
Greeley has made some Of his Republican speeches
advocating . pure and distinct ticket and against
fusion and popular sovereignty, il looks gloomy
indeed. John sent T. W. to Placerville to hunt up
documents To rub of the dirty spots frOnI his gar
ments, as well as to consult with certain candidates
about fusion, but il was no 60.
Finley: The hunkey mad the impndence to write
me, as though he was the leader Of the party but
l. see them Def re promise such scrubs; r.
while am willing tO be anything 10 all people tn
my election. il won't do Ia be ordered about
by every pondle. Scratches his head not hair for
that is nearly all torn out. Well. there is chance
" fuse. and my pole won't reach the perSimmon.
but can still dig in the mines. Wonder where !
can lind claim 1r winter. This is ali the fault Of
W: {. VIII" has been placed on the Republican tick
ct in pacS Of Brown. lie ought to have agreed 10
hISi"n for although he will beat me, he won't win
and he knOwAit; but he sticks Ia his post as Re
publican Or goes over IN the Democracy sure. Just
nv luck. Buckart claim. which had hoped would
come To my relief, let's down rather slowly. Fright
tMl times these; might a. well pack up.
Hirhdrd: Our luck dOea seem against US. There
is John. who opened rather brash the officers
county. promising TO show them up; but they have
taken the run IN him, and have already said more
about him than he will be able 70 clear up before
the election. lie finds It an easy thing to make
charges but when the compliment Ia returned he ia
silent as death. II looks queer, granting that he ia
innocent. Our leader. BrOderick, has been working
" get others az the mud. but while they walk on
the surface he Is sinking with bis own weight 50
fast that unless September is hurried, be will sink
out Of sight 30 Ear As not 70 leave blubber to mark
the spot where he sunk. Spy" found out that il
no kept on writing his exposures would secure you
the sympathy at your neighborA and he has held
up. and you have been like thermometer in the
winter ever since. always said he would make IN
your favor, 90 will try aud rouse him in your be-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20

WORTH REHKNBKEIXa.-In consequence Of
the defeat Of the Post Office Appropriation Bill :,
says an exchange, by the Black Republicans
and their allies in Congress, Brodrrick taking
the lead in the matter. the Post Master Cen
rrai has been compelled 70 contract the mail
facilities Of the people all over the county,
We hear Of many mail routes in this State on
which the service has been reduced one-halG,
aud We suppose that is the case on most Of
the stage routes all over the country. This
has been necessary in order to enable the De-
pnrtment to go Oh at all and if people any
where feel any inconI enience and Suilrr any
loss from it, let them bear in mind it is cntir, :
" due TO the factious conduct OC Brmlcrick
and the Black Republicans in refusing to
make the necessary and usual appropriation
for the Post Office Department They are
responsible for the discOntinuancc of Offices
and reduction Of service.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
C"rn sr'ndcncc ~ the Democrat.
CoLOVA. AuGu.t l.. 1889.
Leading Characteristics.

Ga>Ts: think the following takes utF ,he l.a,lir e
characteristics II the Sacramento iqrn most M
mirnhly. aud II it suits YOUR views please give II
pltc" in vnnr columns:
II there IL paper eItant that has the bad pre-.
cmn"nc" "t being the most unfair and unsrrupr
lmS i"!i!'R newspaper in California. that paper is
III" Sacrament" tnma. Assuming I" be Cove ne
by ih@srictrst sense # honor and fairness II ever
hrSitntcS t. rcretratr c,mIntrnancr any political
a,r"citv that il thinks will Promote its own pmr.
po"a. Flnming itself un"n its inifpGndfnce' il is
the most rcrvIle of syc"phHntS when it thinks TIN 1T
will follow tawning Publishing itself as mt n par.
~ paper. and w"rninR itself nto circulation On the
score Il ills disregard Of party trnnImela. il onie
no "crnsi"n To mnlGn the Democracy Uf the cnun-
try and t" traduc" it's men, misrcprcaent its meas.
urCE and diSt0rt itH purposes. M caluInnv is too
baAc n" libel too malignant, M SANDER too afro.
clS iur II I" utter "r invent against the purcSt
IN the country h" happen u be Democrats No nili
cal position, no purity # private life m unbem.
ish"d official record il sufficient tn shield Democrat.
ir statesmen from itA mali Innnt and Wholesale
charges 1t corruption and wckcdncSa. Ita conduct
towards Latham il proof If this. That the Demo.
cratic candidates should be the objects Of It's bitter
denunciation il very natural anil that fact NAV be
regarded as cniinently crcdit,hlc TO them. The
Democracy should regard it as u positive disgrace
I" receive the praise"r paper wh"ae chief chArac.
terlStIca. in S political course, cant. hypt'cray
and maliRnity. Its infamOua intinintnn, a short
while ago, that the Democratic party had cOnapirrd
I" nsaassnatc Dave Frederick, drew upon the pF,,.
Priet"rS and attaches the scUrm "G every han"rnbi.
nlnn in the Stutc. ANTI.nCMBIG.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
Election Precincts.


OFFICE ~ THE hoard ~ SCPEnvsoRs W IL nonADol
.-"-- COCSTy, CAuPOESIA, August llth. 1852
II Is ordered that the following be established - Flee
ton Precincts for the pur ~ the next general Erc
"n and that all Precincts hereafter named be and
the aanlc are hereby abolished, to wit
SALMON FALLS TOwSSHIP-kanAkA Flat Negro Hi, Sal.
mnn Falls, Wild Goose Flat.
WHITE OAK TOW Duroc HOUSE, Jay
hawk Pleasant Grove, TennessO Greek Ihenix House,,
Haughn'S Store.
GRRESwooD Tow NsHP. Centsrvle Greenwood Valley
Name liar. Murlerers Bar Spanish bar. spanish Dry Dig
sings. Wild Cat BAr
C.IOhA T"WSsHIP.-COld Springs, COlOma, Gold uill,
Unipntown. Red Hills. Rock Bridgr.
MCD SPRINGs TOwSsIIP.-El Dorado. Aurum City. BUCK
eye Flat FrenctOwn Spanish Camp, Missouri Flat, Dun
combs Store, Kings Store. s~-
GEOHGEIOwi T0wSrmP.-Gardrn Valley, Georgetown,
0Aidis Greek, Bottle It'll, Half way II"use.
MoCNTAIS TOWNSHIP. Flat, HsnTy'G D:gginga
PLACLKvtLK TOWNSHIP Chill liar, CnOn Hollow, Placer.
vile lsi Ward. Placrrvie Cd Ward PAcerville III Ward
Upper Pac-rvle Lake Valley, Reservoir Sportsman Hall
SInIth1 Flat, White Rock. BiAkeryS Ranch.
KELSEY TUwSsHIP-SpAniah Flat, Kelsey. Nelson vile
Irish Flat. nrUcklss bridge. Strawberry Valley.
TIC Ear TOWSsHrP. Eagle, Volcano liar, Volcano
Vile, Mount Gregory.
C'~rNNEs Tow SsnP. brownsville, CedArvie. BuIAn'I
bridge, C"yOtevS, FArplay, Indian Diggings, Mount
Ankum.
DIiHnSp SrRiSGS Tow NsniP-DIAmond Springs. New
town, Praant Valley, Tiger Lily IIcuse, Ladies' Valley
Sly Park I"u4r.
A true copy. Attest: A. D. wALDRON, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
LErTER:FRoM avid freshman

"''"'"' aug 49, "'
Ln'T"r' p'N'rrT have n" 'h"" that The result
81 th" ensuing "ler'"n Viii ah"~ very c"'r "'l''
'"'t "t~~n Dom 'crAry and their cnem"~ 'nv"
"fN'" shNi'~ ~ u Tear mat IN" Vll""'nn' "h"'n
80 ~ their distinct organizations "r 'ntIn"d. viii
l"d u "Trr IA t'r the next tw" years. ! mn iully
impressed with The c'nV'ch"n That true Democracy
viii c"'" ,nI ''ci''rr''" ~ S.Fiembcr' nave ar
rived at M" c""cl"'''n' not from u canvas, 81 W.
state. n"r-in"in IN" stud! 81 statistical tables:
hA,r MT even drduccd IL h"m the formrr l"'huc'"r
i"''ic'"" ~ our people. hut t"nho u upon ana
There 10 h"thlnK n'rr c"rAih- Inc I"htlrnI \IT"r
And ke"" l"n"trH'i" our 'H'i'"rn,H 'h'n"cr"rN'
"h'ch enables thchh 1" aPpTchr"h ana bh'Nc IN the
'"sumable vain" 81 our comprehensive, expansive
and National D"n"'c'AiIc princ'p'e' -.
Al thr 'act'h' passion ana WrhiA'uH o, w" VIZ
S''ti"n journals AMI orators. cannot 'hnh "' pc''
l'e !" all that |" true @"1 just ana "'S''"r'""S ~
A''n''cratt men snu measures: ING! ma! rave and
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-20
HOLLOWAY's PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK.

The want Of sterling medicinal 10 meet tire is and ne
ces.tes OF the suffering partition Of humanity and one
Fey free from mineral and other delateFlOus paEcIes
was severely felt I'LL this all powerful medicine was usher.
ed Into the wOrd IIoLLOwAVs as have be-
come the HOrsHHOLD H.nEDI Of a Nations. Their Asrb.
ute 70 rR.vaSr as well a. N cnRE: Vhey Avek the RADx
or MOT Of complaint and thus By removing the hidden
cause Of dseASs rsnvgcrae and the dropping IN.
STRss OF she system. assisting her task Of VITAL
and VUHCTIoHARI RUTOsH.
Dyspepsia.
The great SeOurRs of this continent Yields quickly to
course OF these AnIisspe Pills, and the dIgesvs organs
are restored 70 their proper tone matter In what hide.
ing ana uneFrng remedy dlSperses IL from the patients
system.
General Debility and Weakness.
From whatever cause, o. sPnIra and al other
sEna 81 diseased liver. and other the
SYSTEM vsnI under the eTAdicaiIng influence OF this ali
powerful ansiSeptic and detergent remedy.
Bilious Disorders.
The proper quanum and right condition Of the bile az
momeniouE Importance to the health the human frame
tins medicine expeI. the hidden seeds Of the
complaint and renders all the fluids and secreons pure
and fluent cleansing and reSuscaing the vital functions
Of the body.
SICkIy Females.
Should lose no time In trying few doses of this reIula
ting and renovetnE remedy whatever may be their com.
other disorganSatons. Ia effect IL almost acuIous
CnrcGntcd Proof:
The testimony Of Nations IL unanimously borne n m.
virtues OF this noble remedy and certificates
living bear witness to the
Of their lntFinalc worth.
HoltorGy. Pills are tile Beet Remedy EnOrn
nMe World for the .totIoeing Diseaaes:
Asthma. DIArrhGa, Indigestion, Stone and Gravel
0cT ,i VO"' DDrcEsy, Influenza Secondary Symp-
P'An"' DeOuitys inflammation. toms,
Coughs, Fever ARue, Inward weak. Yenercal AW..
Colds, Female Com. neaa ticrs- SN
Chest Dis. plants, Liver Com. w"TIs Of ali
eases, Headaches, plants, kinds.
CosuVeness, Dyspepsia, Piles, Lowness Of eplFIta
CAUTION None are genuine unless the word.
Hoo'"0v, Nee York Gnd kcsdeM" are dIscsrnabIe a.
W0tsr.mdTk In every leaf Of the book Il dIVOcVIona
around each pot or box the same b plainly Ssen ~
AotdtN0 tie ~T to to H0ht handsome reward WIll 81
given to any one rendering such aoEmAon e nav Iead
to the detection Of party parties oountsrfene me
rioua ~ 'p~
sold ct the manufactures Of Professor HosaOwAv A
Maiden Lane New YoEk and By I'll respectable Dru9.sS
ana Dealers In Medicine the United eaAeS and
each.
% There Is considerable saving By taking he larrs
siHea.
B-Drectons for the guidance or patients IA every
disorder are A@xed to Sseh boz.
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