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Iron the New York Herald
CorYesnondence of the CONSULTATIONS

The following is a portion of the correspon-
dence and papers found on old John Brown af-
ts his capture at Harper's Ferry. 1t nay help
to elucidate the mystery hat at present over
hangs and enshrouds the affair, and probably
be the means of aiding the Investigation and
bringing to justice the dastardly misereants
who have been engaged in assisting and abet-
ting this wild and f~anatical scheme, and also
of showing the completely of men occupying
responsible positions in society in the North
and West. Its clear from the correspondence.
which dates back for many months, that the OBJ
jects of this movement were well and extern
sively known throughout the North. The
names used by the parties engaged to designate
the movement arein most instances fictitious
Sometimes it is characterized as "Mining opera
lions" then missionary work" "Stock opera
TONS" then again as "Kansas work, &c. But
the correspondence speaks for itself.
"oUR MUTUAL FRIEND IsAAo"-wHo is HE?
WEST ANDovER, ONO,
mo. IL Saturday, July 80, 1859.
j. HENRIE, Esq, Chambersburg, Pa:
DEAR SIR:-I yesterday received yours of
the 25th inst, together with letter of ~instruc-
ton from our mutual friend Isaac, enclosing
draft for 500. Have written you as many as
three letters, I think, before this, and have re-
ceived all you have sent, probably.
The heavy freight of fifteen boxes I sent
off some days ago. The household stuff, con-
sisting of six boxes and one chest, 1 have put
in good shape; and shall, 1 think, be able to
get them on their way on Monday next, and
shall myself be on my way northwurd within
a day or two after.
Enclosed please find list of contents of box
es, which it may be well to preserve.
All well. The drouth we are now having
in this region is now fast finishing all that has
started since the frost. The grass crop is so
light that people are becoming alarmed now,
especially since the corn crop is most likely to
be a total failure. Shall write often.
Respectfully, &c, S. SMITH.
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Nem advertisements.
FESTIVAL.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
SAVANNAH, MALE AND FEMALE
- GA I'D

Will be held in the Chapel of the Academy Build
ing, on Tuesday aftrrnoon and evening of the 18th
instant. Friends of Education Lovers of Music and
good things, come to the Feast, to share its joys aud
gladden. the hearts of People trying to afford ample
means, for acquiring a thorough education, TO the
youth of both sexes.
By order of Committee.
Savannah Nov. 1. 1853. 2w22
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Terms Of the District Court and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Sixth Ju
dicial District for 1860.

TT is ordered by the Judges of the Court of Com
mon of Pleas of the Sixth judicial District OF
ohio, that the time for holding the District Courts
and Courts of Common Pleas for the several counties
composing said District for the year A. d. 1860, be
and the same are hereby fixed and prescribed as fol-
lows: i. ~
DISTRICT COURT.
Knox County, Monday, June, twenty-fourth.
Richland County, Moandy juno twenty-fifth.
Ashland County, Friday June twenty-ninth.
Wayne County, Monday July second.
Holmes County, Friday July sixth. -
Coshocton County, Monday July ninth.
Licking County, Wednesday August eleventh.
Morrow County Wednesday August first.
Delaware County, Monday August sixth.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Delaware County, Thursday March sixth, Tuesday
May eighth, and Tuesday October ninth.
Knox County, Monday April second, Monday Sep
TENDER third, and Monday November twenty-sixth.
Licking County, Monday February twentieth,
Monday August twentieth and Monday November
fifth.
Morrow County, Tuesday February fourteenth
Tuesday April twcnty-fourth and Tuesday October
sixteenth. r. e..
Richland County, Monday March fifth, Monday
September tenth and Monday Nov. nineteenth.
Tuesday May eighth and Tuesday October thirteenth.
Wayne County, Monday March fifth, Monday Sep
TENDER tenth and Monday November twenty-sixth.
Holmes County, Tuesday February fourteenth,
Tuesday May first and Tuesdao October sixteenth.
Coshocton County, Tuesday April third, Monday
September seventeenth and Monday Decembe tenth.
: sH E SESaH y. aHDDHs, Judges.
November 1, 1859.
I. II. s. See, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
of Ashland County, Ohio, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is correctly taken and copied from the
10 urnals of said Court. H. S. SEE, Clerk.
Ashland, Nov. 9, 1S5s.-4w23
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"PRE-EvENTUAL SHADOWS n CURIOUS CT.
Pliers.
WEST ANDovER, ASH. Co o,

WEST ANDOs LII, ASH. W Wy
mo. q Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1859.
FRIEND HENRIE-Yours of the 14th inst.
I received last night-glad to learn that the
"Wire" has arrived in good condition, and
that our ar" friend was pleased with these
'pre-eventual shadows"
Shall write leary at once, also our other
friends at the North and East. Am highly
pleased with the prospects I have of doing
something to purpose now, right away, here
and in contiguous sections, in the way CT get
ting stock taken. [ am devoting my whole
time to our work. Write often and keep ne
posted up close. (Here follow some phono-
graphic characters, which may be read: ri have
learned p~honograpy, but"9 not enough to cor
respond to any advantage. Can probably read
anything you may write, if written in the cor
responding style.
Faithfully yours, JOHN SMITH:
Please say to father to address photographic
characters which might read "John Luther")
when he writes me. 1 wish you to see what I
have written him. is.
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RELIEF AMI HEALTI
We have put up and &
years, and, CAN SAY IN q
of it, what we have news
any other medicines
ED, IN A SINGLE IN-les
a CURE, when timelyG
know an instance of dis
who used it. On the
cd with its operations, q
highest commentator =
and medical virtues.-G
''wHAT WE DO KNow,"A
rience, AND PLEDGE oUR2
F~ULFILMENT OF WHAT. wEIAE
most every instances
fering from pain and ex g
found in fifteen or twena
syrup is administered. =
This valuable prepal8
of one of the most ENlS
full NURSES in New En- x
with NEVER FAILING sUCex
CASES.
1t not only relieves the az
v1gerates the stomach0
acidity, and gives tone,G
system. 1t will almost
ING IN THE BOWELS, l6
overcome commissions, .Ir
remedied, end in death. y:
and sUREsT REMEDY IN
Of ANDl~'
DREN whether it arises -
any other casue. WeIA
err who has a child suffer =
foregoing complaints-lG
ces, nor the prejudices -
your suffering child and
S U r Eyes,, OI@
low the use of this med ~
Full directions for usingT *
bottle. None genuine Z
CURTIS & PERKINS,@a
side wrapper. Price e
Sold by Druggists
Principal Office. No.
December s, 1853. ID
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Bird GE NOTICE.

YTFE undersigned Commissioners of Ashland
County, will offer for sale-the building of a
bridge across the Fermillion Run, near Mr.. Potter's
n Ruggles township, on Friday the 18th day Of Nov
icmber, A. D. 1859, between the hours of ten
o'clock, A. NJ. and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day,
the plan and specification will be made known on
the day of sale.
WIN. STRICKLAND,
~ C LIMERICK,
JOHN BERRY.
November 9. 1853. 2w23
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THE CAUSE FLoURIsH1Ne.

mo. 81 Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1859.
FRIEND HENR1E Last night Mrs. S. hand
ed me friend Isaac's letters of September 80
and LIST inst. 1 shall forward a draft of SIS
more to-day, and with it Eope to bring on from
c., as far as here, four or FIVE hands, and have
no doubt 1 can raise sufficient means to send
them on from here, only let me know at what
point they must come to in order to meet You
without fail. I expect TO see Leardy to-day.
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ORfctaE K-ote of OEtO.

The Ohio Statesman of Saturday, contains
the official table of the vote PEELED at the late
election The precise majority for DENNIsoN
is 13,236. We shall copy the table as a mat
ter of record.
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Nov 2, 1859.

nss-TO EDITORS Editors of country papers
throughout Ohio, Indian and Michigan, and the
editors of the Herald, Cleveland, Commercial Adver-
tiser, Buffalo, Tribune, Chicago, and Gazette, Gin
on these conditions: That SIS will be paid to the
editors of those papers published in the county
where either the horse or thief shall be secured
Bills to be forwarded to this Office. -
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WAsHINaToN, Nov. 2, 1859.

II There is nothing more common than for po-
Etical leaders to misunderstanding masses, and
in this view I predict that the persistent as
SGaats ofn.1ny ofhe Republican journals up
.os, Judge Douglas aciW be found to be 0Poorr TN
,eestn,ent. However these newspapers, and
those who now hold the reins of the Republi-
can party, may have differed with Judge Doug
Jas on other questions, they can never obliter-
ate. from the minds of those they aspire to con-
troll, a grateful remembrance of the stand he
assumed more than two years ago against the
inconsistency and follies of the Federal Admin
i%stration in a matter involving the most sacred
principles. There are, [ believe, to-day, thou
sands of men in the Opposition party-partic-
ularly in the free States--t0ko toouId Uotc for
Mr. Douglas in preference to any other caHdi-
date !; and those who, for mere selfish motives,
cenceiVe5it right to traduce Mr.. Douglas, will
find no response to their attacks in the rank
aud Gle oftheir own party. No good can come
efsueh animadversions. There is no candl-
date fer the Presidency who cannot be de-
Roanced in good, round terms, and ii the
fsieads of Mr.. Douglas were to ~rctaliate they
could find an abundance of subjects, as they
can7abuudant provocations.
.1nTf the friends of Mr.. DOUGLAS were to re-
taliatci" Retaliate on 1rAomP On SEWARD,
CuAsE, GIDDINas, and the other aspirants, We
suppose. We repeat now, what re were
laughed at by some for stating more than two
years ago, that in our opinion Judge Douglas
will be the Opposition candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1860.
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LEARY CONCENTRATES VISITING CHAMBERS
URG
CLEVELAND. OIL
Thursday, Oct. 6, 1859. (
mo. 81

FRIEND HENR1E:-Mr. Lcary is with me to-
day, and thinks he will be able to reach Cham
bcrsburg by Tuesday next without fail. I have
given him $15 to help him on. I think 1
shall be able to get on some more soon, even if
the present road is not open. In haste.
Yours, JOHN SMITH.
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F HI0tHers' HT
S O T II G S
For Children Tee hing,

which greatly facilitates the process of teethins by
softening the gums, reducing all inhammation-wiu
aIlay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE H BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves, and
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"oUR FR1END AT CONCORD IS A TRUE MAN.
WHO rs HEP
ANDERSON ENDORSED AS AN EFFICIENT HAND.
MISSIONARIES.

ANDEHSON ENDOhSED AS AN EfEICkNT HAND.
MISSIONARIES.
The following is from our friend j. NJ. Bell,
under date of Sept. IA. 81
DEAR S1R:-Yours came to hand last night.
One hand, (Anderson,) left here last night, and
he will be found an efficient hand. Richardson
is anxious to be at work as missionary to bring
sinners to repentance. He will start in a few
days. Another will follow Immediately after,
if not with him. More laborres may be look
ed for shortly. "Slow but sure"
Alexander received yours, so you see all
communication have come to hand so far
Alexander in not coming up to work as he
should. l fear he will be found unreliable in
the end.
Dull times affect missionary matters here
more than anything else; however, a few active
laborers may be looked for as certain.
[ would like to hear of your congregation
numbering more than "75 and 2" to commence
a good revival; still our few will be adding
strength to the good work. Yours, &C.,
j. NJ. B.
n n
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OF TO hands hlgh, a Wnft unuer hs Jaw, and one on
the left side of his mouth partly cured, and short
switch tail, which he carried high. A reward OF
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
is offered for the Horse and thief. Any information
given to the subscriber at Ruggles, or through the
Post Office, New London, Ohio, which viii lead to
the recovery of the Horse, or the dissection of the
thief, will be literally rewarded. a4s
A. W, PURDY,
Nov 2. 1853.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHEhlFfS SALE.
The State of Ohio In Ashland county
Henry IS searls. Common Pleas.
Lydia Ann searls' In Huron county,
William Henry searls. Common Pleas.
TOY virtue of two writs of execution duly issued
II from the above named Courts and to me direct
ed, I will sell at Public Auction at the door of the
Court House in Ashland county, on ..i
Saturday, the 26th day Of November, 1859,
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock F. NJ. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements 6iz one third of on acre in
the N. E. corner of Lot twen:y-three, (23) section
three, (3l township one, 4 range.twenty, (20(- Also,
one fourth of an acre in the North side of said lot
twenty-three (23) section three, township one, and
range twenty in Ashland county.
Taken and levied on as the property Of the above
named defendant to satisfy said writs. r-
Appraised at s. Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Oct. 20, 1859. ts-pf$5,o0
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

SHERLFF'S SALE
Luther, Grail s. Co. .a
VS..
Robert McMahan & In Richland Common
Aaron YarneH, partners Pleas.
under firm name of
McMah an s. Yarnell. q
Luther, Grail & Co.
VS.. 'ntH
Robert McMahan.
A. Fuller 6 Co.
VS..
R. McMah an ct al. ~
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WOODS CELEBRATED HAIR RE-
w TORATIVE. for sale at
POTTER s. KNOX.
y12n3eH Drug Store
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A Magazine devoted entirely to the elevation of
American authorship, wholly national, in no wise
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of the great statesman:
"N0 NORTH, No SOUTH, NO EAST, NO WEST =
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This Magazine is now finishing the fist year, and
drawing near the close of the SECOND VOLUME,
and has met with unparalleled success.
THIRD VOLUME
VIII commence with the number for January. 1860,
which will be issued early in December, 1860. Every
number will be splendidly illustrated in highest style
Of art, among the numerous contributors engaged
for the coming year are the following well known
distinguished authors:
FITZ L SEBA SMITH.
ORESTES A. ROWNSON, JACK DOWNING,
GEO P MORRIS, J. 7. HEADLEY,
WIN. GILMORE SIMMS, GEO. d. PRENTICE,
ARE BENJAMIN, ALICE CAREY.
Ohm 6. SAKE, MRS.
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M T. CARY, MRS. ELLET, &C., &c.
In the January number will be commenced the
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THE PROPHET;
OR, SCENES OF BORDER LIFE
BY ELIZABETH CAKES SMITH.
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gbe 4s9lanb dunn,
ASHLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1859.
.1ppeuE -, benaFf of Jxdge Doug1as.

Occasional" the Washington correspondent
of the 1 Philadelphia Press, and among the most
bitter-aad unscrupulous- Brown=Rcpublican
writers-inLthe country, appears to have come to
the conclusion that some of his Republican
confederates are carrying their Pickwickian as
sa1ts upon Judge DOUGLAS too far. The first
portion of the letter is so significant, that we
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I. Il. IS FoRMING Observation-Disclosures
FROM YOUNG BROWN TO HIS FATHER.
WEST ANDovER, Ashtabula Co., Ohio,
mo. II Wednesday, Sept. q, 1859
DEAR FATHER:-Yours of blank date is
before me, and should have received an i'm
mediate answer, but at the same time 1 got
word that Eunice and Wealthy (who started
on a visit to Hudson) had been thrown from
their carriage, at or near Newburg, in Geauga
county, and were considerably injured.
1 am now at work to raise the $50, or more,
for the purpose you mentioned; have no doubt
1 shall succeed. Am busy forming associations
of the kind 1 have previously written you
Already stock in them is beginning to be taken
quite freely, and 1 am of the opinion that for
the present at least, l can aid the cause more
in this way than in any other 1 can imagine.
However, L hope you will be able to remit me
some little means, as I am entirely out. I'm
less l have something to subsist upon, [ could
not devote my whole time to this work, as it
is my wish to do.
As I wish to send you copies of some letters
now / will reserve details of my operations
until 1 write you again, which will be soon.
"oUR FRIEND AT CONCORD IS A RUE MAN"
WHO IS HE?
The first is from one of our new friends in
Boston in reference to Harriet:
MY DEAR SIR received your very kind
ettter, and would state that / have sent a note
10 Harriet, requesting her to come to Boston,
saying to her in the note that she must com
right on as soon as she received the note,
which 1 think she will do, and when she does
I think we will fni some way to send her on.
I have seen our friend at Concord; he is a
true man. I have not yet said anything to
anybody except him. 1 do not think it is wise
for me to do so. I shall, therefore, when
Harriet comes, send for our Concord friend,
who will attend to the matter. Have you all
the hands you wish? Write soon. Your,
Boston, Sept. Is, 1859. L. II.
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Horse St0lent

GTOLEN from the premises Of the
E y subscriber in Ruggles township,
CE&-" Ashland county, on Sunday night,
SN@AIl 10th October, a bright DAY Horse,
w FGK small stripe in the face and two or
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November 9, 1862
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MRS. WINSLoW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, hsr
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THE SLAYER OF THE COAST
OR. THEvAFRICAN TRADER

BY H U N NIX e N ZIE
THE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY is the lar
gest Magazine published in this country. Over $40
900 has been already expended to bring it to IT'S
present high degree of merit. The publishers are
determined to give it the LARGEST circulation in
the world. With this view they makc the fnllnwing
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, ,cHAnTEnED, 1854

FOUNDED, CHARTERED, 1854.
. LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ETIIIIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
j prosperous and furnishing condition. Twice lIl-
ring the last two years las it been necessary to Otnin
lnrger apartments for the accommodation of the in
oresGg number ~ o. Students representing nearly
1t now occupies ono of tho most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city Tho rooms
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Roon or to obtnin
1horoIgh Practical business Education generally
UNSURPASSED in any particular by any similar cstab
lishmeut in the United States.
FACULTY.
L. X. L0SIER,
principal-Lccturcr the Science of Accounts Com
mercC. business Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PITILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Booeepin
and Commercial Calculations.
Ii. H.DAYIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
n. C. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental Penmaushfp.
S. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATES REESE D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. i. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua ynnsnnt
Hon ThOs Swami, Nm. H. Kcighler, Esq.
Jacob Trust, Esq, Nm. EnabG, Esq,
The College is provided with Commercial Library
of Standard Works, expressly for the of the stu
donts.
Each Student has desk to himself and is sepa-
ratrIy instructed.
There being no vacation during tho year, Students
can enter at any time.
Tho time usually required to complete the full course
from to IL weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded to nil Graduates.
A large md Beautifully Ornamental Circular, con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE PEET representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College, various
characteristic designs penmanship &C., sent by mail
free 0f charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address Z. X. LOSIER
BGlEim0re Nj
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HOSTETTER'S
S tom ach Bitters!

1T Is A FACT THAT, AT SOME PERIOD EVERY
member of the human family is subject to disease
or disturbance OF the bodily functions; hut, with the
aid of good tonic and the exercise of plain common
sense, they may be able to regulate the system us
to secure permanent health. In order to accomplish
this desired object, tho true to pursue is GER
tHly that which will produce natural Stntc Of things
Mt the least lMzzard vital Strength Fortlis
PURPOSE Dr. lustcttcr has introduced to this country
II preparation bearing Ills name which is not 1, new
medicine, hut that has been tried for years giving
satisfaction to all who lYe used it. The BittcTs Opcl
ate powerfully upon the stomach bowels and liver
restoring them to healthy and vigorous action, and
thus, by the simple process Of strengthening nature
enable til: system to triumph over disease.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausca.
tlItHlcncy, Loss of Appetite, any bilious Cou-
or lSowels producing Crnmps Dysutcry Collie Cholera
Morbus. &C. these litters have no equal.
Dnrrlllea dysen;eTy fink. SO generally contracted
ny new settlers and C:sel principally by the change
of water and diet, will be speedily regulated by brief
use OF this preparation. Dyspepsia, disease which
Is probably more prevalent in all its various FORMS
than any other, and the of which may always be
attributed to the arrangement of the digestive organs
can be cured without fail by using iiUSTErrrEN'S
STOMACH BITES as Icr direction, on the I,rttIr
For this disease every Pysciun will Bit
tiers OF some kinds then why not article known
to be intnifblc! All nations have their BittcrS us
preventive of disease und strengthened OF the system
III general: and nmOng them all there is not 10 he
found u more healthy people than the Germans from
whom tins preparation etnatcd basel upon scientific
experiments which have tended tn prove the value of
this great preparation in the scale Of medical science
FIvEP AND AGUE.-This trying AMI provoking, dis
case, which fixes its relentless grasp OH the body of
man. reducing him to mere shadow in short TINA,
ann rendering him physically and mentally useless.
can be driven from the body by tho of HOSTEL
TIERS RENOWNED BITTERS. Further none of tile
tile above stated diseases can he contracted oven n,
exposed situations, il the tCrs Ilscs pur irrc-
lions And rs they neither nausc.. nor offend
tho palate, and render unnecessary any change OF diet
OF interruption OF ordinary pursuits, but promote
sound sleep and healthy digestion, the complaint is
removed rs speedily is consistent with the prouc
tiOn of u thorough and permanent euro.
For Persons IN A3rGnced Tears who arc suffering
from an cnteebcd constitution and infrm body. these