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win leave Folsom Street Wharf for Panama with the
regular Mails, Passengers and Treasure, on
TIL RSDAY. w MAY 9Th, 1853.
Al 0 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
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CLIPPERS OR HEADERS,
WIN please give us their orders.
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~ Passengers by the p. NJ s. Co IS Line are landed
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf OF the
Railroad ter1uinus by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boat, ana proceed lmmediately
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The Duello.


It is lamentable fact, observable to any
observant mind, that religion, morality, and
refined sensibilities are on the wane. The
pulpit bows respectfully as it passes vice clad
in the regalia Of secular power. The editorial
tripod, for the sake Of popular influence,
connives at the unrestrained exercise of the
grosser passions, or prostitutes itself to
the accomplishment of base ends The po-
litical hydra, now dominant over everything
else in the land, after being gorged Tor
twenty-five years on the vilest offal, now
turns with disgust from a regimen savoring
of anything but assimilation, hypocrisy,
sel6shness or servility., Its golden rule is
the lex taLionis and the "code of honor" and
its annals are written in blood, from the
murder of Alexander Hamilton to the latest
butchery in California, where the judicial
ermins is stained with the noblest blood of
the Senate chamber.
The challenge to deadly combat is now
the dernier argument, and the brave man
who has for years boldly and manfully re-
sisted the aggressions of an infatuated Sec
tionality, finds himself sassailed by foe
whose garments are already dyed in blood ;
and no matter how unequal the contest, ne
rushes to the death to rescue his reputation
for courage from the imputation of coward
ice. In the meridian of his usefulness, and
at moment when his example would have
crowned him with. honor, and carried a
weighty influence against deplorable evil,
his moral courage fails him, and he yields
to the imperious diction of the cut-throa'
"code.n -t ,-s.....I f-... s..l -
Evenwhile the cry Unpopular indignation il
going mp from the Union, while the pail o
desolation hangs over the State who's
brightest star has been extinguished in TIL
morning of his promise, there are thos'
who view the murder of Senator Brodericl
as merely the unfortunate contamination o
a moral necessity. Better that the bes
UlOOu SuOula INV tAC WV w o4o
honored. But single human life is not al
that is involved in the " affair of honor
In the Terry Broderick duel, for instance
what becomes Of the Honorable Chief Jus
tice, who has so flagrantly violated the law
of which he was the high exponent Tn
scaffold may be cheated of its victim, bu
the branded murderer, with reeking hands
will find the curse of Cain in the maledic
tions of the hearts he has desolated
in the cup Of remorse which viii cling
ever full, to his lips; in the divestiture AM
degradation from all the position and infiu
ence he ever enjoyed, and in the condem
nation of acommunity whose moral sens
he has so deeply wounded .s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

Be- DR.. DAILY is not yet satisfied with
the notoriety he has already gained, but by
taking his case up to the highest tribunal Of
the Methodist adjudicatory, he seems deter
mined to keep his fostering reputation ex-
posed to the public gaze for a while longer.
How widely his course contrasts with that
of a certain eminent divine of another de-
nomination, who has meekly and unmur-
muringly, in sincere humility and contrition,
endured a heavy penalty for fourteen years,
for an offence which, to say the most was
only proven to a probability. -44 la u.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14
CITY ITEMS.

Ar We have not seen at any house in
our fast growing city more beautiful as
sortment of ladies dress goods than are dis
played to-day at Hughes. His stock of
trimmings is very complete, and should att
tract the attention Of purchasers. His stock
of fannels is as good as can be got this sea-
son. Don't forget this fact, as it is expected
that fannels of nice qualities will be scarce
and high. -"'. DID,
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IComnHnicdfed.



EDITOR JoURNAL-ln your daily of yes
terday you kindly offer me space in the
columns of your paper for the publication
of my official report of the proceeding of
the "Darling Convention" am most
happy in accepting the same, and herewith
transmit to you the manuscript. You know
a regularly organized convention is never
fully played out until the Secretarys re-
port thereof has been given to the public;
and the absence of such report, where the
same has been required, is prima facie evil
dence Of that officers dereliction of duty.
But such is not the case in this instance, al
though several days have elapsed since the
adjournment Of the convention. On the
contrary, the thing was promptly gotten up
upon my part, and forwarded, first to the
Volks6Ote, and then to the Enquirer, which
has unfortunately operated to withhold its
appearance, as the editors of both these
papers declined to publish it,-but each de-
clined from very different motives, if
am allowed TO Judge from their conversation
to me- And hence you perceive why it is
1 so highly appreciate your proffered kind
ness. The report itself is not extraordinary
in anything, but, of all the editorial frater-
nifty of thiscity, you, alone, seem compla-
Gently disposed to let the convention run its
length, and also to afford me an opportuni-
ty to give this additional evidence of my
unalterable determination faithfully and i'm
partially to discharge the duties of every
accepted trust, be the responsibility what
ever it may. ...-... .-...-,--
For this, please have the goodness to oblige
me again by accepting my sincere thanks.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
~ 'Ao i-- G. w. HARDIN.
At Mr.. A. Darling's, in Perry township,
on the 9th inst, number of Democrats
between forty and sixty convened, pursu-
ant to call for a meeting of the Democ-
racy of Vanderburgh county. On motion
of Mr.. Gavitt, Hon John Law was called to
the chair, and Messrs. Lunkenheimer and
Hardin were elected Secretaries.
Mr. DENLY moved the following:
Resolued, That all Democrats of thiscounty
be and they are hereby authorized and In
vited to act as delegates at the Democratic
State Convention, at Indianapolis, next Jan
uary; and
Resolued, That this meeting now adjourn
sine die.
Mr.. Gavitt moved to lay said resolution
on the table. Discussion ensued. Messrs
Gayitt and Whittlesey speaking in favor o
the latter move, and Messrs. DENLY an,
Rudd in opposition. The question beini
called for Mr. DENLY moved that the yot
thereon be taken by townships. The chat
ruled that the motion was out of order
Said that the motion to lay on the tabl
must have the precedence. as it had bee
made first. Mr. Gavitt's motion to tabl
prevailed. 'Af.' + ~ ~. 80. + - q
Mr. Rudd then moved that the delegate
be chosen from the townships upon what
ever equitable ratio might be agreed) b
township action, each township naming il
own delegates. Mr.. Gavitt moved to lay
on the table. Returning to the questiO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

n4- The .s official paper of the city"
treats its readers to short article on bal
loonacy. By emitting the first syllable, the
subject would have been more familiar to
the editor Of the paper, and the article doubt
less instructive. F. ...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

@.The steam fire engine was tried again
on Wednesday evening. Her performance
realized the hopes of her most sanguine
friends. The time occupied in getting up
steam is not worth mentioning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

VISCENNEs.-The county election passed
off quietly Tuesday. The Opposition have
elected the County Clerk and Recorder by
small majorities, and the Democrats the Au-
ditor, and the Commissioner, probably.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

ma. If " Friend of Truth" wishes
his communication published in our col
umns, he must give us his name
The rule is infexible. We cannot publish
anonymous communications.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

s@-"A Democrat of experience writes
to the Journal this morning, and wonders
why the Enquirer does not say something
more about that noted assembly at Oar
ling's store last Saturday. Just because the
subject don't trouble US as it does some 9TH
ers.-OGcidI Paper Of the city. '-'f.A
Your readers think that no other subject
troubles you either. t-.y -. .....r, -.t.r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

Miss HEWLETT is expected to deliver an
other lecture this evening, at Marble Hall.
To give additional interest to the exercises,
it is hoped that some competent person win
discuss the subject with her, in digniied
and courteous manner. Truth cannot suffer
from investigation, though empires may
cause it to blush at their defense. -pr -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

n@. I" We will not undertake to decide
where the trouble lies."-OfeiaI Paper of
the city. .t.r- a,. rI.-,g 8.
Judging from the bad taste in your mouth,
neighbor, we should judge that the trouble
lies in your stomach. '''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

H@ We have received communication
on the subject of the discussion between
Rev. Mr.. Burrows and Miss Hewlett, which
is crowded out of to-day's issue. We will
give it tomorrow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

G, "A that or1v the motion In Law on fhe ia
~ ,r.s ,sr;;;m.,.,v before the m..t;no
NJ nsnhv exclaimed Said tina. he held il
O. ~ On. If the usage. If ths Dam ocrat;c
,nor,v in conventions in this county TO vote
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$1,000 ,,..,es.;a ar, NON. other than
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'u'n 0'0' $50 rs,,-
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nni''ee o' 'niee W aPpo'nssu ~ 'ne '
70 Recommend su''so'e NUMBER Oh Aa'"e'
lor oe'ega'es 70 'ne S'a'e convention heA'
January oafrieo
"nereupon INC cna'r sPpo'n'eD Den gum
son, d D. ooA, anu a. Das"ns
| DE- geo. D. "AAef m . '". 'A'u nun
ina'ing commis'ee NC 'ncreaseu Al nun"e'
70 nihs' -
Inc Guar ru'eo tue m0no" ~. y. o.ue..
o"iu 'na' '"e 'neees ~, .'"O g N- 'f'A
ne auu 'n'0o :" ''
"A 'NA
a'ion vi 'na' .o'e ~ .'Au"s MS i"o''o"'
the DOCTOR saio MS oo)ec' was 70 put d
better face on the proceedings, whether the
convention was packed or not. he SAID q
larger committee would keep upappearances
better. as4oo aa9ague.s, v,s,al.
1 The CHAIR ruled the Doctors mouon OUT
Of order, upon the ground that 1t was
not made oeiore the OommH'ee WAS ap-
pointed. -s Fl
| During the temporary absence OF the
Committee, Mr.. l.. Y. Stinson moved that q
call Of the townships be made, 70 ascertain
who were in attendance from each. After
debate on both sides, voted down. Inc vote
stood IL to IL. The Committee then re-
| ported the following names, viz: John
Law, A. I. Whittlesey, Geo. b. Walker, j.
s. Gavitt, Richard Raleigh, Theodore hingst
| W. c. Weaver, S. NJ. Gibson, J.. G. Stacer,
Leroy Calverts, b. y. kirkpatrick, Mason
o. Newman, and Henry w. Hawkins. Con-
Cured in. a1ta1f ID ~.
On motion by Mr.. Rudd,
i Resolved, That double that NUMBER DC
aPpoia'eu oeiesA'eS' : - go
0e''u'eu " 'Ne 0""'A % o.' "
IL was also announced tnat py tne prece-
dent just established, the nominating CON-
mittee cannot act as delegates. Acouiesced
N b. II b -a..lrs
-d.a A.,
no,u,. e. c.. .h,;.. g., p,.,;ds,,
% ,ato ono edo of the house and m. Cen
IT.. % An. r.,;d;.
- ,;,h vh;oh ~. chair decided the nre.
nonao,. - ,nu,h.r, % no in favor of Mr.
Lila -,
,.oLon;nn .a. nn,,h.,. o;vsn a. the
o,,,, IS a.. ro,o - sov noth;ry of the
:, ...x;us,;on %
=. go :. III. .;s. r.,.-
a.. p,,aa n.
i've s'iene'h VI .ne ."o S'eeS ~
John L. Walker, DENLY, L.. V. Sunson, har-
din, and others, voted for Gen. Lane as their
first choice. Ben. Stinson. Whittlesey.
Kirlns,r;ct Richard RALEIGH Gavitt and
others for Mr.. Douglas. The names OF
other voters not noted at the time.
n, r,o,;or :, was u,ar;mons,v 10.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-14

No. The New York correspondent of
the Charleston Mercury, writes that he has
no doubt but that James Gordon Bennett
will succeed Mr.. Mason as Minister to France.
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-. Communicated
VIScExNEs, Ind, Oct. ID.
EDITOR JoURxAL:-The election passed
off very quietly in Knox county. The vote
stood as follows:
For Clerk, VIM. Denney Opp, 62 ma
jority.
For Auditor, j. B. Patterson (Dem.), 500
majority.
For Recorder, R. Y. Cadyton (Opp.), Al
majority.
For County Commissioner, VIM. Milan,
Opp small majority.
For County Surveyor, Roberts (Opp.)
small majority. ss So. s1.-.
The Democrats elected only one candidate
The Republicans gained largely. The coun-
ty has always been Democratic, but it i:
now "all o. K" The Opposition will show
the people in 1860. Yours, truly,
F1s .r1 w. II. w.
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MOZART HALL!

NWE Old 4POLLO A4LL MS
II been purchased by the subscriber and its
name changed to MOZART HALL. 1t has been en-
tireiy renovated aud fitted mp i'm elegant and
convenient style for Dramatic exhibitions and for
Concerts. Balls and public meetings. new stage
has been erected and entire al beauti-
ful scenery added. A neat and convenient resfau-
rant is attached to il, from which parties can
be supplied with suppers aud refreshments equal Ia
any to be obtained in the city. he proprietor
will spare expense exertions 10 make il an
agreeable and pleasant place of resort for ladies and
gentlemen. In the Restaurant, Oysters and other
delecacies Of the season, will Ice served up at any
hour for visitors -Four rarlors and large dining
room in which over two hundred guests can be
seated have been erected in place IL the old Bowl
ing Alley
sep SOtf ..-, 500. G.. Il. ROLLE
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North Atlantic Steamship Co.,!

DEGUL.AR TAROUGH LIVE To
~ SAN FRANCISCO, via Panama Railroad.
and connecting only with steamers Golden Gate,
Golden Age, John L. stephens and Sonora, of the
Poetic Null Steamship Company at Panama, Direct 10
AspiardH. The splendid steamships a. NC e
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely refitted and adapted to the
California trade, will heresf above, leav-
ing this port on the 9Th and Goth of each month,
from the foot Of Canal street, North River.
30 Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama " it'll the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
Steamships which win be in readiness and leave
immediately for San Francisco. They will be en-
barked free @! expense from Railroad, by Compa-
nys steamboat TABOGA.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
Steerage passengers found in cooked provisions
bedding, and attendance. 1t is believed that the
accommodations afforded by the above ships
surpassed by any in the world. The public are in
formed that the p. NJ. s. s. Co. always have ONE
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama,
ready for sea, to avoid any possible detention of
Passengers or Mails, and embark their passengers
by steamboat.
For passage, apply at the only Office of the Com
pany, on the Wharf, foot Of Canal street, North
River, to WILLIAM II. WICKHAM.
scpt3l-2wd
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NEW

"ORA Geo. ~
II so boxes various brands bright Virginia;
IS do Halves, Elves, and Fights; -
IS caddies . Planters Choice" -@s
so do "Burows,"
In store and for sale low, By
oct6 GEO FOSTER (l0
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-03-24
@salag,tauUfr 5fss.
ENAAS i WATSON, No, 26 Sopth po,rx,
Street, rtIli AnFIFHIA.

Street, ftIlI ApFEFHlA
ttiEA FIRE, CHESTNUT FIFTH sts
Friday morning. December 18th ISbI-
EVANS 4 MATS ms sa1,mstl,r safes triumph,p.
aS they Away are when put 10 the test
ft5latgsphia, Dec 1t, 1884
N">srs fvans Watson, Ne. 70 South Fourth a
Observation-Disclosures We taks much pissAn . in
recommending Your Salamaud n SaGss Ia u,e,.h,.I.
aud others Ia want II secure means or rrs.,",i'
Ihtlr books, papers. &C, lE5m TIRE as In, az. ~.
puichased from You about seven month. sine. ~.
preserved our books, papers and cash in a. rooJ go
iuah A$ when they Were put into it, hetnr. the vr.,t
Nr. oi tbs morning which destroyed the .p,ir, No.
o. hWhInEs, corner Of Chestnut aud Fifth Strcct.
atoNc Ssfe was in in our Office on the secr,
moor OF car hntfdtng. from which place II Ia. 80
I' t"ilaf ard remained there until the sr, was o,t
rue "S.r was thth removed, and opened in In. mr. 4,
vurc ~ n least lal9 Persons. who ,.i,r..,,3 ,h.
have the S4se and locks repaired - W. inian t snt
" }" VS. aEda, having perfect cn H,leuca in il, brs
F'"ot Vtsi Ties Yours respectable
LACEY 4 PIIILlPs
tNfhS Watson take pleasure IN referring to the
Nu@NthS among the maav hundreds Who have their
salts IN uso:-t :. Mint, thila Farmers Aircb.n-
~ i'anh hila: samuel Aflsa Esq, High sheriff Of
IhHa J&Ah \. Henderson, ,Hy tcntrver; Caleb
- Co. No.is3 MARKET st; Richard Norris 4 Son,
Lne"mat1'e Builders. fhil.. bancroft 4 Sellers, M.
clmit~. cotn'r Eth and Jsmes Sts.; Frank lin Fra
Insurance Company. fAus: fsnnsy ivSnia Railroad
c.. th.la; L,res Phillips corner 9TH and Minor
sic; Sa&rpIsss EFn, Au, r. 5 Second Street; Jam.s
Kent i Stutee. ". 4. North Third Street
4 large asspr, pteHt OF the above 81 slwars n,
hand warranted 10 sts"d vt leAS; 10 per cent more
fro t8un any Itrrria SAFE nov in use Evans q
Watson also nag.ui>ature aud keep for sale Ir,,
shutters. iro1 Doors, and Iron sash. for m .hip, g.
proof vaults. fr hanks, stores, rri,at. and nubll.
buildings; Sra, and Letter Copying Presses; Patent
Please 1--WE us aeaii At No &c South FOURTH 81,
lhladtlpha Vol Mol Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-03-24
THE REAL ESTATE
Elk GHANGE GOMpN 7,
DAKOTA CITY. 4. T.

u
WILL give strict attention to any agency business
W entrusted to their care, such as the buying,
selling and renting of real estate AID town property,
the locating Of claims ia estern Iowa and Nebraska
ard they trust from the large amount of property
they have on hand for sale and their general know
edge Of the west t. be able to reier perfect satise
ton "a p h. w. ID IL a-@ b. &N Il Gs 7 &#M
The buying selling and locating of land warrants
in the Sioux City. Council Bluffs Omaha and Dakota
Land Districts and the selecting and entering of lands
in the same districts giving description of the same
and guaranteeing it &c be correct.
Collecting debts, dues and demands; the examina-
ton Of iilesito lands and cisims. paying taxes. in
vesting money western rates Of interest in western
lows and Nebraska. D. Z 4
Acting as agents for steamboats,, periodicals and in
surance companies
Taking Of money deposit for use or IS fe keeping
when for use liberal interest allowed.
The procuring Of employment, the furnishing of
hands, and giving information to any that wish to
settle in the West to the best localities and bust
ness to enter into.
J.D. NJ. CROMWELL, President
W. II. s. HUGHES, Secretary.
REFEREES:
James Buchanan President Of the Unitsd States
john c. Breclinridge, Vice President Of tho United
States ID # #8 "A ##@# 81 asa
Hon. A. Hall. Hon. W. r. w.Cotb, Hon H. NJ. Short.
er. Hon. Henry and A. c. Dodge Hon. B. B. Chap
man. members and ex members Of Congress How.
ell Stribbling, Georgetown. D. c.
Baldwin, Dodge Co.7P y. EcMaiiar, H. T. Low and
lhes. H. Benton, Jr, Bankers and Dealers, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Col Parker and Major Gilmore Register and R.rajv-
er q the l. and Office at Omaha, Coy. NJ ". lard,
Hon. S. E.koeers Augustus KountAe. Omaha.
Hon, l. D. Gibbs and NJ. ". Rider Nebraska civ.
NJ, Molly. X. II. Bood, l.. LAM worth d Prutherr,
Lowell, TayIorA Co. bankers and agents, Dubuque,
Iowa.
Hon. p. VI. Cassidy. Hon. y. A. Walker Hon D. 0.
Finch Fort Des Moines, Iowa. - H%
G. L. j. Crrkwel eaitor 81 the Eureka, Ananiosa,
Iowa. '" " '~@* ~
n. r. Letters 20 receive prompt attention must he
directed TO the President. Dakota City, n Z. Ofir
at The Caowawa House, corner Of Bro Gysy ami 2,th
streets .A .-raf auH5iv
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STesS
J. ts YER'5
CT PILL
kEs NrffT
bs,14lss:ss... For Gn Purposes Of a
6s1NrRnsxsssssssssHta
III = n

"A III L l. Z IL G.
There has long existed public demand for an of
fective rurcetye PHI which coald he relied
and perfectly safe In lis operation This has been
prepared to meet that eraa nd and m ex tensiye trial
Of its virtues mas conclusiyey shown with what
cess 1t accOnplshes the purpose designed. 1t is easy
to make physical PIN. but not easy to make the
best et all tfiisone which should have of the
objections hut al The advautag every other. This
has been attempted here aud with what success we
would respectfully submit the public decision. 1t
has beer unfortunate Tor the patient hitherto that
almost every purgatVe medicine is acrimonious and
Irritating TO the bowels This is sot Many Of them
produce so much gripping pain aud rsVulsion in the
system as to than coulterbaanra the gUodEto be
derived from them. These PTS prod irritation
Or pain unless ii arises frol previously existing OBJ
strGrtion or arrangement in the bowels Being pure
ly vegetable no harm can arise from their nge in any
quantity; but IL Is better that any medicine should
be taken iudciously. Minute directions for their usc
the several diseases to which they applicable
are given on the box. Among the complaints which
have been speedily cured by them We may mention
Liver Compliant, in IT, rarious forms o. .Iarndice In
disesticn La atuorAnd Loss Of Appetite Lstiessness
jrritaEty, Bilious Headache. Bilious Fever Fever
and Aguo Pain IL the Side aud Lons, Tor in truth
all these re but the e. nSluenca Of diseased action
of the liver. As an aparient they Afford prompt and
sure relief in Coetiyer Piles ole. by sentery IIu
nOrs S"Irtua and SvuFTY. Colds, with soreness of
the BODY, Cheers and npurt} of the blood in shor
any anu every case where purGatiye il required.
fney have also Produced some singular,y success
Jul cures IN rheumatism. 6out, Drops8y, Gravel Err
EsipeiaE. raI itaton OF ths .art Pains in the Back,
stomach sad eide. They should h. freely taken in
the spring 1t IN" year. * purify th blood and pre-
pare th' ~! stern Tor be change 0i s@aaUTS An Cael.
&t"uI dove stimulates TIE stomach ntu healthy ec.
ipn, and restore the aYretit@ant vt@ur T1oy puci
y the blood, gnd, by thir atimu'ant action on the
"rcu6torF system, Tuavata he 9Th Of The body
"pd restore the wtsa o. dise4seI energies Of TIE
whole 81 aHi.-t, Hence Hi occasional Gos9 Is ady4G
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but .npecessary dosing ri, I'D never he carried too
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