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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-10

ayes endorse al Boil hrs SAID and
20 farther than be has gone lam one
Of a numerous party at tie South wh7
will if even Lincoln shall be elected uu-
der the forms of our Constitution, au1
by the authority Of law, g9aoH oowa0t
ing any other eBeaa than beng ceeioi. force
the vile d'rnnionsisot the south 2 its~
OWN orR DEAD HOMES oS THEIR NN'cu t.
WssHsGroS, ~ BRIAN rp Hus t'uYfRS.
uRSr.'
However offensive the foregoing seuii
meni may be to soarhctn DirnnlUasts, !
am proud Of il, and take nothing back
--hNruie Nag.
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hARS1 E.NnlCk & co

HANE Ia store and offer for sale at low prices as
J. can le purchased AZ the North. Ale and Porter
Of all the different brands. lrandic~ IN casts and
cask' Champagne sparkling and SIN Catawba,
Bitters Forest Wine BOXER. Harfet.er aud other
brands. Eye opener Morning call. Mint JnIep and
tin cocktail Peach aud Apple Irandics, Cherry
Bounce, Bottles, Cofks. pcmiluhns Pipes Havana
and German cigars. Bourbon Old Rye and Mouon.
tahea Whiskies.
General Agents for Turner BROTHERS, goods sold nj
New ingk prices Ginger Wine, Ginger Brand,
Raspberry Strawberry Pine Apple aud blackberry
brandy Lemon. strawberry aud Raspberry Syrup
Chewing rohsccn and Suun Sc. So.
April :. 1850. 21tf
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The income Of John G. Fremont. ftom
ms gold mines, ls SEE down at two lhot.
sand dollars per day His establishment,
Is s"mething immense. He runs eiehry.
eight stampers ny water power night
ana day, crushing ninety tons Of quartz
every ~ hours, which Is broagh, 10 the
mill on private railroad.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BI11ERS.

The prorrietors and manufacturers If litS-
TETTEE : CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
~ rs cnn appeal With perfect confidence 10
physician and citizens generally Of The niicd
states. because the article has attained rcr1-
t,tiop heretofore unknown. 4 loss fact. upon
thu point will sprak more powerfully tbau
volume. W bare assertion or hhfaning puHcry.
The consumption Of ilo-teitcrs stomach hu-
tiers Tor the last year amounted 20 over hall.
million bottles. and from IFS manifest -iraly
increase In times past 10 Is evident ihai during
the coming wear the consumption will reach
near one million BOTTLES. THIS immcuse amount
could never have been .ol, hul ior the rarc
medicinal rropertie. contained ia the Ireparn
ton. and the sanction Of the most prominent
Physicians in those sections Of ti,r country
where The article Is bcsl known, who me- only
recommend the Filters to their patients. h'u
are ready At all times o. give csiimouiois 10 IT,
efficacy IN an cases Of stomachic derangemcels
and the diseases resulting thctcirom.
This is not temporary popularity. obtained
by extraordinary efforts IN the why ct uum-
pc.ine the qualities ut the Hiitrrs. Vat q solid
estimation Of nm invaluable medicine, which -
destined 10 he IS enduring as time itself
llostcttcr's Stomach l;lfcrs have proved
n Godscul to regions where fever and aeHc
aud various other bilious complaints havc
counted their victims rs hundred. 20 Dec
able to state conf lcntly that the "Hitcrs
are q certain cure for The dyspepsia and like
diseases. is TO the proprietor o source Of ~.
aloycd pleasure II removes pll morbid matter
from The stomach, puriNes the blood aud
imparis renewed vitality othc nervous system
giving Il that tone and Energy indispensable
Tor the restore iiou OF health II orerltes upon
tho stomach liver, NM other digestive Hrraus
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Crcokcry and Glass Ware.

Soup, dinner, and desert plates, butter dishes
cups and Saucrrs. wash bowls and pitchers
white granite ndcommon in Tho greatest variety
$50 daz tunhicfs, bar and table
100 gohics.
- wine siasses.
- Oval covered stands,
- erewits. assorted,
Cake stands.
peeanifFs Molasses Pitchers.
Fruit stands glass bows.
Glass Pitchers lanterns of every size and
uaaity
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-10

a MongL ADDRESS AND Rf,n~fr II In
welcoming Baron Rcnircw in Detroit
Mayor Bail said In behalf If thr
Common Council aud ciiizeus Of Detroit
! bid You a hear y welcome 10 our
shores, and wish you pleasant journey
through cnr conn,ry' The Prince bow.
cd. and smiled, simply replying, al
thank YOU
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FROST 4 co.
Whole sale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES, 4 HATS

Pdnaaa, LegAera, Siram, G,ana.ia, Mrui
caR, Cdmp,achY and PaimIeaf.
L'EuM our friends IN New York and Boston, we are
l constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the above
gpnds. Dealers are invited to II and EXAMINE ov
extensive stock. No, 10 Magazine Street New o
leans. No. 70 Pearl Street, boston.
Feb. L. isa0. n1O.I
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The boring Of the aricsian well at
IoIatnhus. Ohio, ccascd last Sunday
evening. after depth Of 2750 feet hav.
'n9 been reached. The workmen didn't
come to water, but 10 the ei.d IL the an.
preparation % $1,000 made By the Lcsis
lature
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Ihs ST Louis Court ueuse. not connie.
ted has already co.'s: 81 500 600, and 81
800 ooo more will probably be required
10 finish X.
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Il ARSTE.NDICk 4 CO..

CORNER GgA,IfR MD Nrw IYvTg Sys,
NEW ORLEANS,
importers of Branaes Wines aud Cigars. aud Dead
crs in Tobacco Srud and Playing Cards.
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\EN friends AVID sympathetic patrons, an,
VI public will please call at the City tbcaI
Cash Nturr anl see what bargains in the many
good thing of this lic in the eating drinking
aud wearing lRe Please cal, and see
cons. TilETFORp.
March 4 :. I-G0. u26 II.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-10

This lifc's contradictions are many
nasif water gives ~ fresh fish, and hot
words produce goodness.
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+ 4 3. j ACOBS.
( their well known stand in

SHREVEPORT, Ia.
l. ttP on hand very large and well selected
~ assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Their stock Of Dry Goods embraces CLOTHS
LoWEL~, BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING HATS. ROOTS. SHOES, ard
PLANTATION GOODS Every description
Of BRoGAN~ Ert.
Their stock Of Groceries is about the largest
ever brought 20 the place, consisting Of COZ
FEE. SUGAR BACON. PORK. LARD
FLOUR MOLASsES RICE. BEEF. CiiO,,
uLAlE, TEA. CIGARS aud TOBACCO
and all kinds q Liquors
They purchase Tor CASH and sell eNclu
sivcly for CASH. at the lowest possible rates
They solicit all who visit Shreveport, or who
propose to send TO New Orleans 10 hay in their
supplies, tn first give them u call, and examine
the quality and prices of their goods
March IL, 80. No q Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-10

Three Wide Awake U.incoln) eompa.
nlss or clubs have been formed at Wheel.
shK, Va ~a
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Saddlerv.

''cullemens, Ladies'. MISSES. and boys Of every
style. Brides maIiingaies snrcinghs, grths.
matter rcina bride filings, buggy aud wagon
ha-1ess saddle bags. blind brides, collars, horse
and u1u(, he'll eol{,rs etc
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(,uRt.S Coaghs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis, 81
\ ifritasions Of th. organs Of respiration and con
sumption IN every stage The uptuiy with which
ts popular remedy hI, been received, Is only another
proof OF ~ efficacy IN first reaching to the cause Of
disease and Is future effect In fcnoyating the cur-i
tuition BY tniusipg into the system new and health,
blood. la coughs II y sonihinc and lal.amie ans
changes the appearance and character Il the mucon,
discharge, rendering hard, dry, tickling and iri'a
ting cough free and cprous aaying the pain'Gl head
ache and pains Ia the sides few duss- before going
to bed allays the cough entirely and produces sweet
calm, ami refreshing sleep. Ahea the appetite is
completely gone, one table .spoon.i an hour before
breakfast, has astonishing eiiec, in vigorously Civ
ing tone To- the stomach, and greatly promoting the
perisialic motion u the bowels Its effect on the liver
aud organs of digestion s that OF mild alternative
powerful tonic and assisting nature In the proper pe,
Torrance ct ". varied functions. There no disease
of the lungs aud vi-ccra which Wooslnian's Cherry
Expcctorni does not oyetpuwcr.
II Is well known that kin Diseases are caused by
hisarrHpg.ment Of the orTans Of dgrsten Ard here
the blood does not circulate freely through the lungs.
Woosnians Cherry EXlsctarani purely vegetable
compound, nothing mineral o'eyinr the laws III na.
tnre ~ searches for the sAu-g o the disease and
dwell- there with patience and perseverance. I'll
under childkc snherion the disease " comIFficd "a
eap,.nls'e the citadel. and under the nirn nsaenee
OF Wooslmau Cherry Expectorsnt u Whole man u
ccansca purified aud renovated.
There has been no discovery IN modern tiHes which
has rreaeJa greater sensation in the medical would
aud u new prescribed With success by the most cmi.
nent Of the profession, In all Pulmonary affections
stomach complaints ard In every stage II CousnmS
ton.
woopNAx \ BENEST ptorr..so,..
Conner Common and Magazine strrets
NV OaLRANs.
- Sold BY all respectable Drrri.t..
Aprilit. fsdo
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.OGAN. SONIAT. X G. AIKOkN
Successors to Duncan 4 Loean,)
COTTON FACTORS

co NJ Nj SSIO\ NJ Err G II ANTS.
81 Carondelet Street
NEW ORLEANS
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POWDER. POWDER.

lust received 10 kegs best Dupont Rifle
- Powder and for sale By
q. G. GREGG n co
Son, % $50 BIN
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y fst y th1 Cupflict of Ages ask
two rlssl bcsstics how old they are.
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HAG.iNG. ROPE, AND TWI\E.

lust received and for sale low down by G..
- g. Gregg a Go,
10000 lbs. Machine Rope
$4,000 y,ls. Heavy India Baegiur
500 lbs Baling Iwinc.
june It, $50. 39-Gm
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Clothing.

Gen'lemeus, boys, and childrons clothing otihc
greatest variety, aud genllemcns furnishing goods
lislc THREAD Unier Shirts. Cotton and Gague
shirts, Check Muslin shirts, Linen Drawers
CAyats. snspend1rs. Socks Gloyes Ac
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T.. u. WIIECIuCk 4 CO.,

Wholesale nECGGlSTS.
81 Utga.tae 81, ~ 20 n - BaM IiGl
NFN ORLEANS.
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u DONOVAN. Cotton Faeior Capsm,ssion
aqd tersnar8'BF Merchant. a. 81 Caruudpl.
tnsr' tinlon Row New Orleans
May lscn
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BALDWIN & CUSnMAk,
Whoh~al, and Retail Dealers IN
II 4 K ID w A K +
lRON. NAILS, &c,
fCoracr Texas and Spring Strectsl

corner texas Hnu sprung 7treets)
SHREVEPORT Ia.
Would respectful y announce 30 the citi-
iens ct Harrison County, aud in that
portion of Eastern Texas trading at
Shreveport, that we have rec"ily open
ID fresh uul complete stock OF Hard
ware, comprised IN part OF the following
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-11-10
CLOTHING STORE.

- PIrklN. - ard Is Camp Sf,ee The sub
~ scrltef Is receiving by every steamer from the
North direct from he mandatory large acccsrion-
10 his afead, desirable stock of
CLOTHING NND GeSr's FURNISHING GOODS
slso Boys and Youths. Ciihine Philadelphia Sole
Gather Trunks. N,ii--s Umhr.ilns Nr
The above GOODS sf- rat up expressly COT the Rr
al rnde
STRANGERS, visiting the city. ar. invited 10 call
and .NaInihr ,inck hel,rr pnrclla.ing -.eNNhrfe
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Independent Southern
M A 6 II I N = WORKS,

IN this country Our Engines embrace one fourth
more material ihan any heretofore sold in this mar
kct and from our tnmcns" facilities and the vast
number of mnd+ We employ we produce the best ar
tlcle At tho lowest price.
Corn Mills and Railroad Machinery of all descriptions
Tor Plantation u4e Constantly receiving aud fat sale
by EDMUND ~ iNFSS Gonl Agent
% St Charles St, n. o.
March u, 1850. n2s;y
sa. send and get an Illustrated catalogue rec by
mai, containing fnll descriptions If al the latest i'm
proycmeni- ia Rail Road and Plantation Machinery.
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SOLE pKDPRlErnES.
t3 Maya. me street, ~ 20A' % Bani P,eo
NEW ORLEANS
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y X u ID q 4 X
Locomotive and Machine Works,
IOS. u. Anderson \ Co.
RICHMOND, VA.

Portable strictly Portable aud Stationary
STEAM ENGINES.
II an sizes aud constructions. as best adapted to
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUCE,

Narw1iofl ~ rutc la
rem two ioiwcn,v linuf-
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eBALpWiN n CUSIlMAN.
March IN 1850 up2j:ly.
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T.. II. siEi.i.Ot Il \ CO..

WlIOIts NE DR. ONlST''.
i3 Hsaa:uc s.. 4. 20 ~ - Heak Yho
&EW ORLEANS
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sorofi,la. or Kings Evil.

\. n eoatti,uiisnal diseasc. corrpp,'oa Of The
ll,s,d h, which the hui becomes 'htieJ, weak
and ,.,ot. neins W. the cifcaiuioa u P''fahr.
An. whole is,iy, asl may bafst oui 90 d''ss'e %
"a, r,,, ofn No orgin v Ire ifoa, ~ aliHchs'
t,r Il there 90, Which u nav MT destroy IN.
..,,f,io,. t,,nt J. y,fioady c,pssl Wy laersufial
disease. low living. dis,rdsred ~ uaheslih food.
i,s,,, s,s. i.h ana hlthy h,hils, tho dep. essing
,,e.s. asl slsve ~ by the yensrial in'ecii',n'
Wh,trv.r b. "a. oTigi u l. acfcihy ~ The
cnnstiistIan, ist-enling " icim parrais ~ chil-
drsn uaio ihs ihirl and buuh graeraiion,' ~.
deed, Il sem. 60 Il. The rod Il bon who says, 81
viii writ The iniqp,iir. ~ the fathers uPon their
rlildirn."
It.rHri. cammen-u ~ Deposition from the
tL.l II c,ffup, nr slrrrans m,tsfs which. IN the
lnsss. liver. ant inirfii srgia-. b. termed tuluf.
,hs. in the alaud.. sw~l'iugs; sni ol The suiitre
,.,,.t,. n. az .ofe. Tuis tal Currupii'n which
SENDER. in thr li'.si. dspruss~' 40, susrgics Il
H.. th,t .rr,f',us contributions NJ unly sufeI
t,,r .r,,G,la. complaints. lot they have a. iess
,,,,, A., ,,tb.isnd the attacks Il othss iiseais.i
,.,..ou-eil, vet numhef. perish 10y d'sofdsfs
.h;rh. ahh1ssh MT s.r fallus - their naiufe.
An. .,ll ,en,lrf-df,ta d, th- faint ~ The ''siem.
u,.t II the consumption which fcctH'les TIE
human hmil, ha- a. 90 200 di'ertly ~ THE sciu-
t,Lus contamination; sai mapS destructive 80.
.,.s. II the liver. kdlrys, iisin, ani, 'uiesd ~
.ilthr or.ans, arise tom 90 ate ufgfavat.l ul
che sanr causs.
o.. guaftet ~ ~ our people are srrhilous (;
,lrrt,...,. sfr Invaded b, this Va king iairiiuu
nod Their hrlhh is undetermined 10y a. T"cieaHss
i,ou the .,.itm 80 must rrapvair The hl-li b,
,n Alternative nedirine aal insigsrstr ith, h~alihy
f.,i ani exercise. Snch nir'ii-lne er supply BE-
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$4,000 WORTH or
New Books, Watches
~ ~
JEWELRY Y.


4 G,q rirylsg ~ p,,1f fr'r io'f'. o. 100. gir'7
rhsTa'.h"r n ''''y tFIl.
II-Enk- r..t.rrr ia .at,ag that Oh lihsrl
w ani in.f,lsiag p,iro11g" i'"'lar"i "a us 10,
the psppls NJ ,v Erlhri, a1i uihsr fafs ~
th- slultI,, srii,r 30. a. ufrr stl grr'irI in.urr
,nrpi. 90 1pt,t,.-ts ~ h-k., ani iu,'ivi',ais ~
,...,siuiuu. g-ftus up sIats. thnu ever lri.rr.
Ibra tlWs-ts 500 p'srrss nVrr 11N rih'f siln.
,i,, e.t,h ,sH4i.li. be ih. cluniN, r.rr,ni, inf
bii,ss Nru E1ghnI prIrts. must br ct,dent i1
tbo.~ a.lp,istrl with uIr r,sitiun, ani uuIrf.
.snI uIf -r..rrHr aHl .insrrssiug ariliiirs Coo
,..,ns hu.,ul.s. Out ai,sn'lsr. 'fr as nlinvs.
W ts.',ii.t l,tcr list 'fV'iubl- hu0ts.
W. ul.tat ergo puutiiIss II other valuable
vurks r c,rh,nss ur nrr uun.
" hu, l,r-r otili1ns iio.n'IH". rubli'hers iof
r,sb 81 ,rr .f1 lUtrs.
" tr,t DO .rtilrti's lai,k 1u ouf satai1gus
W. oder ne achievements ~hirh So, %, not iil.
dn.
W. lpy ou. watches in hrge1nn,,li-, ioro,,h
anil 9th. bot make.
Wrh,rr 1rr Irerlr, wade 20 nr'rr D, The beet
manufacturer. iu this euuntf, Hnd Lulnp-.
n, doing no s,is,si,r bu.inrs. ~ rfu make
,sp valuable pu-cuts mote hequenily o. poe.
shassfs.
Our pr,.aa' r''n Il ursuiI"ns .. ihr same %.
o,,r,n,t..i b,s year. ago hy W.. a.. q. Eya,s,
,r,i Fl. arii1nrd nut oul, D., The highest Jud,.
,iaI ,u'a,fi, in nrtf', ever State 'uthr luioo.
lpi b., CD, ,',,s 90 che people from Nance o. CT.
iumi'.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sidney Smith compare. The whistle OF
aioeouo,.ye to The sQusal o. an attorney
wASn Satan fr., gets him,
Mrs. Psrtiue'a says thai ao,hins Geo
plses L,,s ~ each a. 10 .ee people who pro
fsss 10 eNrsc, salvation, g 70 easreh WIN
oo, their purses u n rso0li'e''oA IS % %
tAk,n.
-I,i. common to speak Of those whom =
Cir, Ia. tilted IS her victims. Til q a
rr.,e error her rcal yie,iI Is a.. .n'i. SIC
sSSr''
n,,t. WY don't you turn that sa1'
hlo ss t,.fsr eide out' the barr side -
,hs v.,.r-,,.'-"Bal, Tom, lon't y'a
surr %, animal knew how e. wear h-
on i3,f'
-. So. Wy am s.pa,5rs "a -e h''''
c.."-'I lort nedtle with d sabre -
Poar ivy doa', We sc. nigga 3.
s.as. l.y am - fond of debate
To, rl.a.ar,o., Slr-' in the world are
tl,asap, ,bougbs. snd ,'s greatest arr in
life {. to have a. many o. ofthsn a. posi-
be.
-.Gvc rea cents worth Of repp.r-
mint. aid lit,le s,rl m a candy store
,be o.hsr ds,. We don, sell - ,hs
cents worth, only BY The weight they are
t-o cent. an ounce" ill iass hat an
ounce. VA, The prompt rsioiud,r. aud 'h,
took il.
"A -ac bsin. asked Oh. nam, Of the IN.
,eutsr Of butter stamps. rgTli,d isa, b, va'
rroh,n,v Cadnu., a. he era, br5agh, letter.
into Cree.
uvhrs;l v,,t....--.- a, p,e,r''
s.,i,,i a ,oau. hou.,. d coat % en-
xa-, ne~ servant. "'SLy. YOU sc'.
man rsriisd tie applicant. - WA
too rool I,osir. auI ~bsn Ior.u,l che
door took ne Or the mi,sas.'
-E,, AIR, Barnes. Of Pb,la1s'g'f
mus, rs 10 god credit. n ons nay j1lsc
from ~, rsms.- q 3D.. p1rl.,'s Nsia " 90
sireai,i5n.
-. ma, s.,, len ,,rv g. -
,,o.,., vh..b .r,wsl. after heinz i.I-l
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nm. .. nOSTFTrER'S
stom a c h Bitters!

V,ttbtt numerous c,ass Who devote tirusslts.
,, lt,,sr, all oihrf frisut a rrfsuits. aud b.
r.s.,.lu.nsr Il a waut II rhiT.'ii sNrfri'-, o..
eamr ih- vrtins ~ l1Hgunr aad debility, vitsot
ps.,r of appetite. haze hihsu' srrght co. 'a,a
DR. .ume iuyigunuHg. hh' gl'ing n.tilie, vi..s
effect. upan ths s,.tsui shsii O" islii speedy srI
p.,u,nsat. Th,.issu. 90 smtlenre. POI Co.,.
,,,rI, ,tuuai1irl with thr rrgr.Ifaflfs 10
hrar.,, f,,n.s. ,lnrfaI lip~Tt fTIN'. 90.
TTg'S as ths..s.i a1.I .s,'is'f .'iT..... o.. its
,,.uB. sstiys snff.f % fir .ts.r.. a
A. fg.isfr. che r.fftlil. g.tf. % .ir f. ..a
DIGESTIVE ufgan., s.nHs tFf iIH.I thIi.rh ..s
,,,.. ,iih "a n.ot, liy.I. suiisHi. soiIs,.. PEI r .
,i.or, o. tsifess,ra fsptus. nnd o. a HH.
th. t,sas1rtilu nilf.inFss With a shfrf'u. ....I
,rI s.t,,. niad. t'uILc oihsf usd.f.ass vlrh
haze lssu devised g. CO. same object, ih0 rlf.
Tttt- do not ast 81 lsmal.rl'l. of utfh isHrr-
,sr, rqvtf-thr iHfa,nrr "fths frfrs,'i d. Hsi-g
AnI 81 pstirntvi.l .Ht gi,e sane sii,ni'..fa, s.
,,,Is. pforrr ssrri-s. aztec ihr relief Do. i..H
Afforded b. ne~.l fr,f nl frIufn 20 tl IUllf..
rhr IrLiltt, nstufsl Gee Ihs snrf.at hu-aI "I t..
f.-s., the nfil, ffnmr i'su elevated Nl
y,,st sttrrethsning wrfi'i,.. ih.. slaiiI.. I..
1-.L O. as. their .rilHiag ts,s iH h,sisai fH.l
shrrt1s ttrt rV new srH.ii.f lrHu 'sf..i.s
yTlkrrss tnf nrftHusTHss. T. ih.f rrHfHl.s
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,,.p Of, B..pr,ng Nuning N1ii,rs hat &C., aII
6.I th- bitter. che .ais.t hri isst nf fr.i4uus..
80, ~, u.eIicirs. afs .trsiiYnsf o., Ih,s.rsrs
81. rf,1ef % A. ainiu..fs on iari1. ihr I.f,ai 70
sur.inf; anI this has gsi.si an Hi''rr'II prefer.
surr.
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rrmat, nr D,sprp.fp aII u-0iI't fH.r.I o..
si...l ia. p,t,iss t,iis, liostsu.' p. g., .h-ai,1
-rrr4rh nue,s. i'i. pot W Boo qu1It I..'fst,
With th- rlm-. W. J. ill.triirf's ~iamafb Co.,.
tst.. biueu 0n che bottle. and sIso STAMPS d Hr .I.
ssp ratefirg iba sHfk. wiih thr 1uI.rrr.
uasi,iirr 4 Smiih un thr lifl Thee I.
49, important o1 hrr1uHt oi che n1risfaus s.1.....
iritf ir che mifkrI.
-yrrrrlre.l ,ni .ph bf iln~TrrrtE 4
SNITil. riu.la ra.. aai al.1 .,'i D., ELL
drufgf.fs gHr.ls. lsi ..rairI. gr.isrt.'t fhH1lh.
out ih flitrf Siltrs, tauats, -uH'h Au-uo.
auI Grrrlnt.
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. Vn.f. ~aati Ilfiss n. Z. Nu,r., NHIeH1s u
Vniip.ln. Nrrlarir i'is.
Nh.ie.als b., v. .. pb,.iips. PouhrI.
" l.G Iuis.. Boston. GrHrIH' ..H'' H
ihr New Eugl,rI STATE. AMI rrovHr's. DO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-02
Ayers Ca,hartic Pills,
ron All rHC PURPOSES or AFAMIIY
pIiNNiC.

Afr o. cauipos,l ih,t disease sithia The ungr u
ih.ir action c,p urri, v,i.i'ni or s''i- them,
Their Ieu.tntul pwrs,ir. search aHi cleanse
,uI ,n,i surat, c,t,, i",tuu &c ihr hainiu utsan.
i.ui. s,rs-tiuf it. diseased arirn, ani rrsinfing
81. hr.Ih, ,ipbiiss. Asa rI1fuIIsn.r nt these
rffsrirs. ihs Invalid who Dr. 'pHri Iowa VIII
laiu of rh,s,r,i trliIi, b. n''1Hi hrf o. Coil hi.
h,,ih os cusfg, tr.t1f'd U.s. a rrn'i, 10 uner %
simple ani ,u,itirr.
So, .tI, ,is ih., saf, The even H., C1lrlli
II ssriN lssl, irt al.., man, inunifiblr snd dsn-
rrrr. ai.rs.s,. Ths agrri lelDu nturi vii
lurni,h gtau. m, American Ai'aulr, cou'''nin,
,sttifs.i,. of ths,f cutes as directions a. hsif
u.r boz che f,'ovipg cpsup'inis. t"siiS'lr.s
Iirriur. llcid,ehr, a,sing ifuin tisoflr'ei
stomach Nsus,s: inii.r.iian. rain iaand Moo
h,I Iulr,ita ~ ihr n1vsl.. l'u'rno, l.nss "l
Appetite Jsuudior. 300 oir.f Kindred c"mphi'i'
ar.iu. lHm low state ~ ihe h.iy of ohsiruri'on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-02
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS !!
AND
THE ONLY REMEDY.

TIM Eastern States. included in that frcf''a
il,s ua,oa whi'h u most vide, kHnuu.
New Enfitnd. co tain thfiii,. satusifioas. ia.
,sl,seut people. Who hlv. achieved au uHoun.
mon drgrrs q pfospcrityi With climate %.
,,smsl, tryiag 60 some coi,stiiulyn', anda soi 90
.man ,ftiliiy. Tho, hne conirisrd in suus..
mote favored commn4itiss IN almost e'snihifr
,h,, e.u.lsses io social eouiiuft and hurpirs,..
Un(,,tnnsis, they are occasi"nilIy - hts"il'l
h in.in... nnl n~nill cnliiyaiiun that thsy o..
glset ih- preca1i,1a. which arr essential o. bod.
/, t,sth D,spspsit and phlsiml d'hilii, sfs
rre,,leui umaeg ali glasses Tho hIft "i's-se ;.
nr,.lne.d g., inttisn,tnn ~ The objective uftsr..
.hirh arr ., .u.srpiihlco 81 deT'ugs msni. lbou..
sol. arr nos p,,iag ihe penalty 81 the n'g'eci,
ant .uIrfius ,ail, th~ most tfyieg palns' sl's',t
9Th 20, hotis ofislisf. They have CON. 90 b..
isyr hat their aiimcai l. chfuaic, ard that they
,r,.t is,f With tito the cod " gfaiihes ~ ~.
re.lio.l, &, arnaunre o. thee afflicted intitid.
uai. thd ihty nay nov eommlnd t'ns'Ii 81 uh.
.itinsilr t,isns, and Nifiur, Hhieh has netsf
I1sa osvu o. al be- 10 rises II digestive vrak
sss. or d.unge.nsut. lluu'lfs'ls II ioasa5. ...
s.ld, o. grow si l..rt ~ pfsisT 81 'hts nuI. Poo
GiI coo usrsr 90 it .... rsis, Which y kaIuna