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PLANO EXTRAORDINARY.

My stock Of PIANOS was never better and : Wen Won
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~ EZEKIEL take oath che Holy Bible that been
had 0r Che years and have restored y M by uslg kLt
KIFLS VIRGINIA HAIR EtSlOktK NtPHTNI EzELEL
This day before by Naphtai Ezekiel jos MAYO.
U-f6-ItgIy Nayor % Richmond
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SCHUETZE Il LIDOLRP, MANI
- FACTtRERs OF IRON FRAME GRAZ Nd SDH1t<EgrE<s
SQUARE, aud PABLOR GRAND PIANOF ORTEs Esfe7taN4
made with all the Improvements conducive g. supe III
H0hy Of tone touch and durability. GOLD MEDALi were
awarded At the fas n Sev York Ia 1851 So ana IL -
Louis ls5y Dealers, Schools Families save money ~
calling before purchasing All instruments guaranteed thrre
BroadEay,) NEW YORK. fs2,,-sIae
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AMUsENIENTs.

RICHMOND THEATRG-
KJJNEEI, A AND hfANAGERS
Geo Kunkei Jao. 7. Ford T. L MoxleyJ
rHOs l. MOXLEY Acting Manager
B. PHILLIPS Stage Manager
Fs appearance Of beautiful accomplished Star Sisters
LUCILLE AND HELEN WESTERN
Monday Evening, April 2nd, 1850,
WIN De performed the drama Of the
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST.
Cynthia Miss Helen Western
Starlight Be Mss Lucille Western
To conclude with the Burletta Of the
SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE
Jenny lvih sonss) ............ Miss Lucle We''eIu
'THE CAmPBELLSABE COMINGw
Mechanics Institute Hall,
FOR -FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
Commencing on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 4tb, 1850.
ANNUAL RETURN OF rlEoLD FAyoRTE2
The Band Infinitely Better than Eycr!!!
PRANK coNvERsEs
ORIGINAL CAMPBELL HINSTRELS
Comprising thc lsrses; and most csut portion OF the late
MATT PFfLs COMPANY
Combined a uu-her of the st Artists the uatIstt-s
making 10 l FIrIEN picket Musicians and Performers who
I nov o.. ever .lItlIhN.s th- world
l7- avery thing new el.as,e and uuIlue.
bauti.ul coru-.s songs, Duets, Nc; mauidcsnt Dances
Flr ill particulars, see programmes. -
aps-a Lac See OF Mat, Peel, aaj Els.a,. D6ystsr
MADISON WARD-rass voters Of, Madison ward ran.,-
vi lec i've gentlemen from te following list who Will represent
I them tth'a,I,, 100 ttr Council, utNtye.r
Geo. 1. C.4t.aa.l, Robert N. burton,
Gsow, Randolph ;. W eollsy, ,,
Itis understood taa Dc Mil. aud MI Whitfield decline
49, ACAssD.-At the earnest request OF ma
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SAPONBFIER,

CONCENTRATED POTASH,
More than B,uI1e ME Strength II Ordinary Potash
NOR making Soap lime, With te trouble and ulAng
expense The cheapest article discovered FOR the purpose
gallons good Son Soap,
nine pounds Hard soap Printers viii IN superior article for
cleaning type D. perfectly soluble and free from impurities.
Broken small Jumps and pot up 90 J, 2, and D.
Manufactured The CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook.
Ign, and cold by r. r. DURHEE Co,
se3t-tAwlys ISL Pesr Street New Work
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Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the Country
JNs fine CHAMPAGNE which until the past year
exclusively the best tables Of the Continent Of Eu
rope obtained the most unbounde and POPULAR
this country II IL recommended by Of the first Pig
city York all other wines Of
purity and deacy and those who try It rarely
any other brand Although only year has elapsed since
this country, the demand and
stanty increasing Our arrangements such the
quality the Wine being maintained It's present high standard
Prince Imperial Is imported solely by u.s. being the sole
Agents O Messrs. d. yEsoGR a Co., IN this country.
=. v HAUGHW0UT co,
Nos ass, 400 and 4g2 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in this city by DUDLEY CO., WINSTON POWER. and
SPOTS. HARVEY 4 mhG-d3m
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MOST yALuAnLn PRIVATE RESIDENCE

VI IN lliE NDkl u SIDE W CRAZE, BEIWEEN irH AND
:H srREErs FOR SALE ST ACCTION-WHl be sold n auc-
ton, The premises THURSDAY AFTERNOON 9Th April
$500 AZ o1,s hr large and conveniently located residence
now DO the occupation Of Dr. jane Bolton fronting North
side OF Grace 81 feet running back rs alley
common, 10 feet wide The tenement thee
meut and contains rooms DO addition bath besides
chen containing four and brick stable carriage
house the alley The house built the materials
and has recently been put 10 complete state ~ repair The
window @ and conce made . rCH the gutter
lined with copper % furnished vth every convenience
such cooking range air furnace bath room closets
&C. These advantage together with W elevated hetful posi-
ton and agreeable leghhorho0d, r-rter .; OF e
tbs residences th lily. The property may Inspected
fore thc day ~ sale
Tn on fourth CASH hlanrcat and years for neco
liable notes Interest ai' d. secured Dr. --st deed The taxes
and lus4riGc- Gov .-J1 60 ne Ia.d t7 '.- lrrc.a-rr
UODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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NALUARLE MEAL ESTATE on LIZ sorrn

EAST CONNFR OF w AND ON sIRIET- At AUCTION
The subscriber having purchased -@her vii
public auction upon the premis THURSDAY the 5h day
April, commencing y o'c9k ~, Dis present Rcsidence To-
Gated A. the Southeast Of Clay and Streets adjacent
% the Second Market
The Improvements Dwelling, containing rooms closets
Sc. Tie Lot fronts 20 feet and back l4J alley
TIE premises SUPP lied With and water Tho location Of this
property renders h valuable c'u- for purpose
TE- One sixth cssh, the balance a. g. r. Is . 30
months Tor negotiable notes With interest added and By
deed Possession yr Immediately Tie purchaser pay
the taxes andinsurance for lsto.
JOHN O. sTEGAR.
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f'ABR ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF CA
II MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN or WELDON,
acts ~ the Legislatures Virginia
Roanoke Navigation Company Will the l3t DAY Of April 1850
10 the town Of Weldon proceed 90 sell by auction their Canal and
Water Power az ana The said o. Weldon she
North Carolina The property consists o. Canal miles long
beginning the head Of the falls u the
mating a. the foot o. Tie the Also another three
miles above the and Oneour OF mile long
fan Of feet and 10 around Etton falls. With hese Canals
he sold All the lands on TIE margin u the same belonging the
Roanoke Company with all is privileges
the q Castor and Weldon including Aqueiucs LocB MIL
Sites and every other thing thereto appeuanng This property
deemed " value aud presents field capital
prise without superior 10 tt Southern There Fall
n eighty feet aud he volume OF lu tr
r same passes The falls 81 James River. Weldon
All, Raleigh, and gh Wilmington Il Is the centre u exceed.
focus Of four Railroads connecting Il with Richmond With Norfolk
nsy productive country An abundance OF
the n,Zboho"t 90 supply Tie demands OF extensive
Iiallits The lower Roanoke region pr0verbal for s
iuCt0u aud the Weldon
connected by Railroad and River ayigatluu.
Purchasers invited 90 examine this
residing Weldon will show 10 ali who desire IL, and
will exhibit map of the
sale will cash. third six months one
third In twelve months with Interest deferred payments
requredby the act Of the State OF " q.
IHOs McGEHEE, proxy Of the state Of North Carolina,
WM H. CLARKE, proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WM H. WESSON, for The Stockholders. de29-dtds
EH The sale will be conducted by
VIM PANNILL Auctr,
Petersburg, Va.
Who WILL at any time furnish all necessary information
gard 70 the property, either In person or by Letter.
- EED POTATOES- Genuine Jersey White M.rcer Peach
- Blows and others receiving twice e week by steamer Also
another lot 0 those supei Macsse together with gen
cral assortment Of Family Groceries r sale low, oy cash. by
SAMPSON JONES, Agent
mhiG-dAclm' Corner Main and 9Th sis.
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SALE or WINNIE LOTS IN TIE cIrY

NEAR TO SAID CITY, UNDER DECREE OF COURT-Dy virtue
o. the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond prop
c, on March, 1850 The case Of Adam Adrn,ior
against Caragton &C. shan proceed e auction on The
800 ii O'Clock W. M O. The nst fair lay he follow
Ing valuable Real Estate Of shch the late John died
that very valuable Dot 10 Franklin Square, on the sou, side
Cary street. between s0h AMI streets ading the Towing
Copany once fronting - feet running I2O feet to
Dock street.
West Of sh0ckoe Creek running back g. feet
3D. A fronting - feet the North side of or Marshall
street Fas, OF Greek running back on lCh street ~
Nos o. 65 ID, g. 6, g. in Dr. John Adam, addition
fronting together 90 feet on ic North le o. CLAW
running 100 feet and bounded by an street
Min Ie' Of P,3 In . o -ggT ns 1 e' on The
81 Two lots Nos 10 ami r. n Dr. Juo Adams Concord street
plan, fronting together 5 ee the Fast side Of Concord street.
IN Lots SO, ~ - o. Ia Dr. Jno Adams Concord street plan
fronting together 1857 rect The West line OF Concord
ming back feet aud bounded the North by street
,h Part Of Turner's Meadow Ing Immediately rear OF the
three at NAMED lots bounded by i street on the West
which las front Of about go feet aud by Lowaes street
gb Part o. ditto ditto being triangular piece or ground ~
Ing on e North line Of oTne- street. on which has front VI
about ~ i,e run Ing back TO sharp point about i2o feet
ION Lts Nos p - n plan olaa1 bought OF Meert fronting
together ~ feet on e West nr Of Concord street. running back
i'm Also 10. No. o. In the said ran fronting Is feet inches
on the t ne OF NH Alley and running back depth
18th That valuable square, No TO- IN Adams and Mosbys plan
n HcnrIco bounded by NrnabIe. Peasants Moby and Adams
streets having roais on he Two former streets Of 800 feel and
lh Immediately After the sale OF tie foregoing square, and on
iT SOLD, 10y letter q, 10 The plan OF Marion
Ill., HtHrro, containing about of land and cul-
waited 10 clover by Mr. Joseph J. peas1uta.
Pa Of - foregoing lots will be exhibited a. the hour Of sale.
TTv-fn7ush n cash To- tev the expenses Of sale,
aG ~ a is months for negotiable notes interest added
iacny endorsed and title retained gui a The purchase money
shall be fully paid The 1850 ba paid by purcha-
| GEO W RANDOLPH, Admir-,
mh2G-tls With the will annexed Richard Adams decd
viii Dee added the following real estate belong
iuE 20 t' ate viz Dot fronting 100 On the
east lie Of 9Th street runnD streck-
es line An undivided fourth pant being JEo Adams INTEREST,"
lot No 10, Craig plan, containing BIZ acres.
ml3l-tds G0DDIN & APPERsON, Aucs
I AHGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL RUILD-
II ING LOTS NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS or MANCHES-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ia v.
BY HECTOR DAVIS. Auet
BY pIcKINsos. HILL A co. AZ

6O NRGROBs-Th, day s,IO O'clock Efi sell any BksIy
nv Slaves HECTOR DAVE
Js23-du Iget
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GREAT SALF OP
BOOTS AND SHOES
Eighty THOUSAND DOLLARS,

NTTTIIN
- CAHILL now Offers hi. large and ,pep,ld stool, n
-. BOOTS and SHOES
To the amount Of
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BY DiCKIEsos. HILL A co. Asot..
EGHOES.-TBIs DAY at 10 o'eloeE vii b. solo o. Ne
~ ges, consisting Of Men Boys and Girls and Women snd OH
dnn DICKissOh, ELL co.
de2-dAm Aactobssrr-
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Important 10 Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheesoman, M. D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills
are the result OF long and extensive Practice
hey nre mild in .hcir operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful McnstryT>
TONS remo, ing all Instructions, whether from
cold or Otherwise, headache pain in the side, pal.
pil alion OF the heart, whites, all nervons airc-
lions, mysteries, fatigue, pain in tie back and
limbs &C., disturbed sleep, which arises from in-
terrupIiou oil nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regularity,
Ludies who have been disappointed in the uso of
other Pills can place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing oil that they represent TO
do NOTICE.
There is one condition of the femsie system in
lphich Tie Pills cannot be taken TithOHf producing
a PECULIAR RESULT. The condition re-
ferrcd 10 is PREGNANC Y-he result, MS.
CARRIAGE. Such is the irresistible tendency
Of the mediGiNe 10 reStorG The SEXUAL functions 10 a
normal condition. Mdi 6UeR The reprOductiu; Power
oJHItHre cIHHot resist a..
Warranted purely vegetable, and FREQ from any.
thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should
he read accompany each box. Price ST. Sent
by mail on enclosing Sl 10 DR.. CORNELIUS l..
CuEEsEMAN, Box 4,53I, Post Office, N. Y. City.
SOLD ny ONE DRUGGIsT IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Il. IL. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
No IA Broadway N. Y,
To uhom al Wholesale orders Should be addressed
D., 530y
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DR. EAToN's INFANTILE CORDIAL

alt must be obvious 10 every attentive person
that the fl st diseases Of infants arise chiefly from
the bowels, and in this connection We know OF
medicine which eau be rolled upon with perfect
confidence in all inlantile complaints, whatever
their nature may be. We speak of DR.. EAroE's
lNFANTiLE CORDIAL. 1t contains no cpiate of uny
kind-no paregoric and relieves the sullcrings of
infants as il by magic. Mothers, by all means
try this--even il all other remedies have failed!
Look al the advertisement in another column Of
Messrs. Church & DuroNr, Druggists, N. York
who are the so'e proprietors, aad also sole agents
of the world.renowned "Dr. BRnvsns's RLpnp
fooD, which is preparation Tor the relief Of all
complaints arising from deficiencies OF the blood
from whatever cause such deficiencies may pro.
coed. 1t Is, without exception the most strength.
enns cordial any invalid could take, as it is i'm.
mediately absorbed by the blood without having
to 90 through the process of ofdigesion and as the
blood is the life Of the human body, by nourishiug
mud producing it, il res,sres perfect health
ihose even who have been suffering for years.
We consider The above two preparations decidedly
the best Of their kind offered to the public. Zee
advertisements Chron'cie, Qmb-c.
For sale by Druggisis throughout tho United
States. S12wi
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Destructive Hail Storm.

The destruction of propertv nv tho bo;
.,o. osE.;Jon I,., "'
80 '''9 Eo"'' onc
mau 'nlor'ns vs. 'na' us loss IS at least Sl00,
, though h6 Is not the greatest suff,ror ",
nro indabIod n n oodrO,rord, :. IT.,
!" 'i"'iouo''
ior 'no io'low'ng account OF the storm:
One Of the most terrific storms that evor
visited northern Ohio passed. over IIambdcn
about 2 o'clock on Friday last. Tho wind
blow from north.wostory direction. accom-
panied with rain five or ton minutes when.
ell OF a sudden, the hail burst forth as il
tho very elements were at war with each
othor. and rush cd on in its mad caroor,
causing great destruction for at least twenty
miles in lcngth and one in breadth. The
hail fell considerably rs far west as the
western line of Chardon, but caused no
damage to speak Of, until it passed the cen
tor OF Hambden.
Tho first man whose property was sori
ously injured was MIR F. S Quiggle who had
20 or so panes of glass broken. besides great
damage donn to his orchard and corn. Ills
brother, Mr., p. j. Qnigge. had considora.
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Primary Meeting.

At moe.ing of the Republicans of Chnr-
don, hold at the Court House, on Wednes-
day, August 29th, tho following gentlemen
wore elected, Viva voce, as delegates to the
Republican County Convention: Aonzo
Randall, G. A. Vaughn, T. N. Pulsipher
VIM. T. Rcxford, Horny Utley, Samuel
McGunigal, ). o. Converse. D. W. Garfield
Elkanah Cowlos, II. N. Spencer, S L Judd
On motion, the delegates were authorized
to ill vacancies. Tho meeting voted ,o
have its proceedings published.
NJ, sHUMWAY, Chairman.
j. O. CONVERSE, Secretary.
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M1wing Machines -.Geauga County
Against the World.

j. o. CoNvERsR-Dc Sir:-Having used
Il muwing machine myself during tho past
six years, and taken especial pains to OK
amino tho different machines now in use in
this country, wish to say few words in
relation to tho matter.
Moving machines have become indispon.
sablo to tho farmers, and, as n matter of
course, overy ono wants the best aud it is
to call tho attention of farmers to what
consider The best mdckine, that now write.
take pride in doing this, from the fact
that the inventor is a citizen of our own
County. In my opinion, Mr.. Jones, of
Chester, has arrived the nearest perfection
ia a moving machine of any now In use.
The points of superiority in his machine
over othors, are these First, extreme light
moss of draught; second, the perfect and
oasy control which the driver has over tho
cutting bar, to raiso or iower tho same; and,
third, the ease of tho driver, il being as easy
to rido as an ordinary sulky.
This machine, although intended for two
horsoS, and cutting four feot eight inches
wide, can be operated with case with ono
horse. Mr.. Wickoff OF Newbury, owns one
of shese machines, and, at my request,
brought 1t into our meadow, tho other day,
for trial. Tho grass where il was tried,
was on bottom land and very thick and
heavy, (threo tons to tho aorc at least,) and,
having moved with machine on the same
ground for five years myself, and having
moved huadreds of acres of other grass, l
can confidently assert that there cannot bo
another piece of grass found in tho County,
that is any harder to cut than where This
machioe was used. Seeing that tho machine
went co easy for two horsos, proposed to
MIR. Wickoff 10 rig some shafts to it, and try
it With ono accordingly, we went in the
woods, cut a couple Of poles and put them
on, very imperfectly to DO sure; but the
trial was perfectly satisfactory, as one horse
moved in that hedpy, thick grass, with ease,
thus proving incontostably that the machine
is Of oery light draughL
Farmers OF Geauga County, this machine
is a homo production, invented by Mr.. Jones
of Chester, and manufactured by Messrs
Jones and Tinker, at Mantua in Portage
County, and, so long as IL is tho best, wha
need of going to other States, or Counties
to got our MOVING MAcHINEsi
A. BARTLETT.
MUNsoN, August 18th, 1860.
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EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have reed 10 have re-.
course TO tonics ns pteNeniives OF disease. We
are never too well.arned against the assaults Of
"the Ills that flesh is heir to-" Such an invigora.
tor they may hud in HOSTETTER'S BlT'IERS.
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without
giving vitality a. elasticity to the system. A,
this season, particularly the strongest man is not
proc. against the malaria, in certain sections Ol
| N" country. In all cases Of fever aud ague, the
/ BirriRS Is more potent than any amount OF qui.
fever yield TO it's wonderful properties. Those
who have tried the medicine will never use any
other tor any OF the ailments which The HtsrETER
BTTEBS profess to suLdue. 10 those who ha We
not made the experiment, we cordially reeon,-
mend at early application TO the Btters. when.
ever they are stricken by diseases Of the digestive
organs.
Soldby druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
01-See advertisement in another column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PO R II E RUS

q " II g Wf Il a I III ,
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best killing Remedy
YET DISCO VER Il u!
II you have pain in tie Stomach or Bowels,
USE PoRTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have a Burn, BruIse or Wound,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF. PAIN.
II you have Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Cankercd Mouth, or Sore Throa:,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Diarrhna or F1ux,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
IL yon nave Cough or Cold,
USE PORrER'S CURE OF PAIN.
YOU have the Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you havs the Headache or Toothacle,
USE P0RrER'S CURE OF PAIN.
In snort il you are sick aud wish to get well, all
you have 10 dois
USE PORrER'S CURE OF PAIN.
We reIcr the unbelieving to tho following per
son who have used the Cure, aud recommend it tC
their friends Alexander Glenn Samuel French
Slurben Iovelaud, Isaac Griffin, J. K. Crane
CAlIin Boldcn, NJ D., Farmlngton; Walter Lamp
s. n, Willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotainia
A 7. Tilden. ] S. Tilden G. w. Hatch, Heur,
inman Nathaniel Moore, Alonzo IIosmcr, Park
maa; Onin Gates, L. q. Ensign, Esq, Isaac
Parker, ]. II. Evans, Martin French, A. Johns
Isaac Rhodes, lIymenius Bundy. L g. Roc, Bun
dysburg; Isaac Town, A. Mofiit, VIM. Glcnden
ing, Joscphus Hinkslon, Samuel Donaldson, Mid
dlciefd
We could give hundreds Of names, but do no
consider IL necessary.
GIVE II A FAIR TRIAL,
and you will! find yourself ready to testify in it,
favor.
For Sale b. A. Cook and DR.. John Nichols
Ch"rdon; 5. Moody, Painesviile; Boughton, Ford
& Co., Burtoni Bishop & Sperry, Middeield; A
Hunt, Russell A. Fling, fowler's Mills; A
Mathews, Newbury; Wells, Parkman -
CariIon.
w l.. PORTER, Proprietor.
Bundy sburg, Geauga Co, o.
5l0yl
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THE SKIN

is formed with thousands of poreE in every inch
Of surface whose Office it is TO carry off the i'm
prrilies OF the blood--the acknowledged cause OF
all diseases of manknd--when the skin is dry
and parched-when it is covered with eruptions--
when it Is cold and clummy--when there is in
ward fever or inhummation--it is impossible for
the skin under these circumstances to perform its
proper functions, and to carry off the impurities
from the body, as designed by our Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pills remove these OBJ
structions from the skin, and cause it to brighten
with the flush ofyouth and beauty. Beauty SC
much admired and loved. Beauty without cos
metics and paints--but beauty produced by heath
and happiness.
prDr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by al
dealers in Medicines. 553w4