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COMMERCIAL-
OFFICE or rHx wBIs, Feb. %. 1890
THE OIL TRADE.


The Philadelphia Baiietin has lengthy notice of the
venango, Warren and Crawford counties, Pa The B"en
says:
TtIIes about twenty miles North Of great bmnous coal
field Of which Pittsburgh the centre There be doubt
at what period for various theories and heat
upon coal would produce iust such an OIL
has been half century tia such oil existed In
region was found floating upon the waters Of ION Creek
and on other the citizen, u the part
Of the state Hut only ale al was understood OF so
sdered that existed In vast quantities and might be made
Of large pront
chnery provided though the oil water, aud thus
brought surface barresd and for
sixteen hundred gallons per day The outlay comparatively
all and such produ must be- ofitsslf wealth.
The oil worth some any or sixty cents gallon In NE maIs
well for burning having been often tried IL said 10
better than ReroeH 1t Is also suitable for In
brcatng purposes =.
at OF course impossible to tell how large this deposit ocOal oil
h Tn, companies individuals hnd
reason TO doubt that It Is extensive.
that speculation somewhat rife and that
sbie going this business addition
already supendous mineral q Penn-
yana We must course suspend judgment In regard "a
Of the deposit but the probabilities are that
very great"
The Beta anticipates development Of this deposit vii
pu, stop manufacturing of coal OIL ills apparently I'm
possible to compete the product may that
effect Pennsylvania but not In Western Virginia. where the rich
est camel coal abundant easily mined that the add
tona expense producing pure oil will proven;
facturers selling cheap rate reEdrey the nat
ural product Of Pennsylvania.
We copied time SINCE from English paper article In
favor the lower for the production Of
rich and cheap oil arguments quite plausible and
we thought time do now, that the experiment Of
testing validity should be made 10 Virginia. the result would
very encOurag n.y. The sunaOwer thrifty prolific plant
requiring very attention. In the cultivation and the seeds az
yielding the oil contained In them would make excellent food
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DEATH OF WILLIAM f. BURTON.

William +. Burton, the comedian, died at his resi-
dence in New York city yesterday morning. in the 57h
year OF his age In his death the stage has lost one
its brightest attractions II was but short time since
that Mr. Burton WIS performing at the Washington Phe-
atre His last engagement in New York city at Nj
bios few months ago, his performance Of "Nicawber
being the feature of the He then travelled far
South as Richmond until overaken by the disease that
has Just terminated fatally At first he lost his voice
and retired to New York to be at home, and to place
himself under proper medical care His ness-disease
of the hear-ncreased and during the last few weeks
Of his life his suerngs extreme-ony by propping
him up with pillows in particular position could he
draw his breath.
William Evans Burton was born at London in 1904.
He was intended for the church. AMI received classical
education and at early age edited a monthly Maya
zine. He this time became interested in The
atricals wrote several dramatic pieces and finally be-
came professional actor. In 1884 he TO this coun-
try and undertook the management of different Thea
tres in various American cities. In lS47 he purchased
Palmos Opera House and for years that establish
ment known as Buttons Theatre" was one of the
most popular places Of amusement in the city of New
York
Mr. Burton was profound Shakesperian scholar, and
possessed probably the finest Shakesperan library in
the country lie has been engaged in various literary
and Humor," published by the Appletons
No actor on the stage equlled him low comedi-
an He had wide range Of comic and eccentric parts
and il was in his rich style Of character that he
was most eminent The Chadbands, Squeers and Ami.
nadad Seeks of the stage found in him their best den
Gator while in Shakeperian plays his "Fastaf" and
Nick Bottom" were hs favOrite parts
The death of Mr.. Button will be received with regret
ywhere.-Stdtes d. Union
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petend,d sudcrngs OF Hungary, and vet looking WIN
phsrscs scorn at the prosecutions in Ireland and 'he
crueldcs ia India.
The New York Ep,irg Post gives the following as an
extract Of letter. dated Hong Kong, Nov. so;
ENGLAND is PLAYING deep game in China. doubt II
ever she gives up the oothol she has acquired IN Oan
ton besides which she may in the course OF the next
troubles garrison Shanghai or other ports Tor tue Ge
fence of the foreign community and stick to them also
when the fighting is In fact she seems 10 me 10
be putting in her ground tackle in every drecon-whe
Their for the purpose Of couueactng the influence "en
Russia Is known be daily gaining at the North or lot
the mere lust Of power and the desire OF making tha
morning drum beat still more audible as the sun rises
over China, it is hard to say
'She is proceeding here exactly she did IN India
There she made her way IN great measure, OY assisting
native Princes against their rebeous subjects or IN the
administration of their local governments, ul see rem
dcred herself necessary TO them that When uouoe
came they lOnnd themselves entirely IN her power
Here she attempting the thing, by taxing III manu-
the revenues Of his Celestial Majesy-by experimenting
his customs and regulating the commerce oil Emma III
such manner as TO make the income OF the emperor
hrger by means OF foreign trade hant ever was WIN
out &c.
This she is doing mot openly, you must understand
but under the cloak of native authority by the esaoS
mrnt Of Foreign lnspectoatcs with Englshmenm tue
fat berhs and other nations wherever they can squeeze
\ In In this scheme however, she may meet Win eOu
siderable opposition from America As many oil these
new nspectorste regulations conflict with our treaty ana
cannot De submitted TO by US The most important oo-
lection 10 them is that by imposing fines and regulating
uuushmeuts for offences against the revenue they NUN
liz bemOst important provision OF our lreaty-that Amer
cams in China are subject only to American jurisdiction.
The. would fine con6scate imprson of their own right
whereas w claim the right Of having all those cases al
Judged through our consuls This matter has been hd
/ before Mr.. Ward by the American community OF Hong
Kong under the guidance OF Mr. y. NJ ReckNith OF the
house OF Reckwith Co.. and protest il Is said, Is
about TO be made also TO the Chinese m order to stop
this outrageous infringement of our treaty rights What
| il will all come TO time alone show.
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TIE TOBACCO TRADE.

10 tls Editor 0f me wing:
Much has been said in your valuable paper about
taLshing manufactures OF different kind, in your city
bu have seen nothing written 10 recommend the sales
0f Tobacco OF the large manufactures that already
established In your city and other cities, towns and
.ous In Virginia. Richmond ought TO be the great mar
et for manufactured Tobacco and instead of paying
bonus of 10 ~ cent 70 the Northern cities, every pound
of Tobacco that Is manufactured and not sold by the
manufacturers themselves ought 10 be sent 10 Richmond
or 10 some Virginia town, aud sold which would be a
saving 90 the State 70 say nothing OF freight Of at least
DOB 80 cent and n order do that banks ought TO
b. required to discount bills when well endorsed upon
Virginia city town, in preference 10 discounuug on
the Northern cities. Under the present banking system
YOU NAV offer stronger note upon Richmond
from one Of the interior towns aud it will be re
ct,ei and a note much weaker drawn upon a
Northern house, with little or no wealth, will be
discounted. | have heard gentlemen say they would
ship their produce % Southern towns, but the Banks
would not grant them any facilities for the purpose Of
buy;ug their stock unless the manufacturers would paw
their notes oil with Northern draft and order get
.hat Northern draft the manufacturer has 10 pay freight
and throw in from TO three pounds Of Tobacco in
every box and pay least 10 per cent in the way OF
commission when he ought 10, and could sell his Tooac
GO az homes the Northern manufacturer sells his shoes
hats and other goods home. Now II youf legislature
would require the Banks discriminate in favor OF drafts
aud home paper, YOU would soon ind men OF capital
opening large Tobacco houses in city. The South
eru and Northern merchants would soon visit your city
,nd buy their suppie and while the South is holding
meetings. it the Tobaccousts of Virginia would hold
a Convention and determine hereafter 10 send their To-
bacc0 % 20 Tobacco Agent living out Of the State for
sale We would soCu have a large business in Richmond
and have no doubt, it some gentlemen of means and
acquainted with the selling OF manufactured Tobacco
would open Tobacco house, aud send agents out South
With samples that large business would soon be built
up in Richmond p
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BALTIMORE Is considerably excited upon the subject Of
City Passenger Railroads The Council passed ordi-
nance giving the right Of laying tracks in the city
tain parties who assigned the right TO certain Phiadel
phia capitalists The atteare before the Legislature to
have the grant confirmed but the citizens appear to be
indignant that the privilege should pass into the hands OF
foreign capitalists and they resistine the application
before the Legislature The chief difficulty appears TO
be that the company propose to charge FIVE cent fare
one cent to 20 to establishing public park in Baltimore
The other parties Offer to charge three cent fare with
out any park The argument is that is not fair to make
the passengers in cars contribute entirely to the embe
shment of the city There large public meeting
upon the subject, in Baltimore Monday night and
from the present indcitiOus the Phadephians will pro
badly find that in purchasing the Council grant they haVf
been buying pig in a poke. Pail. Led
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ACon.titut,opaI Point.

The Winchester Republican quotes the following from
the Fedeat Constitution applicable to the proposition
for Southern Convention
Sec 10 No State shall enter into any treaty, alliance
or confederation" &c. NO State shall, with
out the consent Of Congress- lay any duty on tonnage
keep troops or ships of in time Of peace enter into
aa arrrugsmsp, or compact w another State, or with
foreign power, or engage in war, unless actually In
yaiei or in such imminent danger will not admit Of
delay"
of Delegates to-lay. We hope m5ers while EXPIRE.
ing their views aud especially wien they to vote
viii remember that they sworn to support the Con
,titutiou Of which this clause forms part
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Psoynsfo's There Is good iobbns demand n,
for sided sd cs1 for Shout les bat ue -, nicor "A .
los We notice good inquiry for BUR Mea. 80 az a.,
ported ofahD1O bs sides loossa ~ cts n 49, haf ,a.,
bic IN March, At ~ cents and 2ggsi r. sh,a, 20 tsl
cts for the former aud o. for the i.i,. IL ani
added deliverable In Philadelphia and nov nj -, a.Jt ist
West. Lard-rhere Il enquiry for a 80 ,fa roe ~
ward. We had sale reported Of lOo g., P isas
also yesterday after rspsrt closed 100 ssa.
II cents u n. '' 'ha usr,., !,
sUo,h-we still qus,e A. follow, Cuba and y..u.,,
OK cts for refining grades IsG.s cents 70, f,ai "
Jouidana; 'AQS cents for common 70 low fair sSn ~
fall 10 prime and choice. 'f&' tshs ~
wHlsEr IL 10 fair demand today. W, not. .,i...,..
Ohio at ~ cents leo do City at ~ cents aod sghI 10 ~
" cents n gallon. ''H Ces1,r, !,
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"SLAvE HUNTING IS MASSACHUSETTS. The committee
on federal relations in the Massachusetts, Legislature had
pablo hearing Thursday upon the petitions Tor the
chairman of the committee Mr.. Merrill, of Boston, sta
ted that petitions OF the above character had been
received from fifty towns signed by about seven thou
sand peOple-men, women and children The hrst
speaker the Rev. Charles Beecher and be was ol'
lowed by Rev. j. Sela Martin, fugitive slave and rev.
Dr. MurdOck The latter speaker advocated the superior
claim of the law Of God and the duty OF the State to
openly repudate the fugitive slave law as coming IN cen
fict with the higher law.
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HOMEMADE GooDs-At an adjourned meeting of the
Students of South Carolina College held last Saturday
it was almost unanimously determined after full discussion
that they should manifest their disapprobaon of North
sentiment by declining TO wear any more goods OF
Northern manufacture They propose henceorh TO pur-
chase and clothes made home manufactured CLOTH
as "a as iapiltes sslt isr ths paFpHsa.
Whatever may be thought OF the political value OF
nOn-ntercourse we are more disposed to commend the
present movement, on the of economy. Any ex-
pense which can be saved in this way, would be worthy
applied III obtaining the advantage OF onsor course OF
study In the purchase Of good books, the precious
fe-bood OF master spirits"
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A BOY CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE SECOND
DEGREE.

DEGREE.
WEST CHESTER, Pa Feb 1.-THE trial of Ben amin
Reyburn for the murder of Susan Emma Kimbe termi-
mated in the jury rendering verdict this morning of
murder in the second degree The actor in this fearful
murder is but sixteen years old and the murdered girl
but nine.
After exciting trial of more than week. the jury
had the caseJgven them nooL yesterday. At
o'clock this morning crowds making their way
the Court House it being understood that the jury had
agreed upon their verdict.
The circumstances of the were that on the 25th
of October last in the southwestern part of this county,
the little girl in question disappeared after being seen in
the vicinity of the field in which Benjamin Reyburn
powing on the next day trail OF blood and displaced
leaves, bloody stone of ten pounds weight, and the
place of an apparent struggle discovered in the
margin OF the woods adjoining the field in which Rey
burn had been working; the trail led TO mill pond III
which, at distance of forty feet from the shore the body
discovered in the water, which was, at that place,
four feet Deep when the body drawn upon the
bank finger marks found upon the throat the head
gashed and bruised in many places and the person gen.
orally bearing marks of violence.
On Benjamin found blood, his shirt and his pan
falcons being marked with its traces Yet according to
the testimony he had done full days work at plowng
had gone to a religious meeting the evening of the
day of the MURDER and acted throughout in wonderful
consistency with his protestaon Of innocence He
counted for the blood by saying his had bled
not difficult Of belief, he blowing land both
stony and stumpy, and where the handle Of his pillow
might at any moment have occasoned bleeding at the
nose.
This case one which combined almost every element
of mystery of terror and of pathos The boys mother
has been dead eight years and he reared by his
Gle who with his father sat at his side and evnced
greater extent than the accused painful interest in
the trial.
The boy is manifesy not very bright when return
ing from the court to the JAIL and after the painful and
exciting scenes of the delivery Of the verdict he asked
with transparent simplicity of the officer whether be
thought the Jury would convict him"
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RIRn.

On the evening Of the 3lst ult, at "seeIusyaI 49,
Junkin, Mr. SAMUEL D. GfLMoRE % Mis- LOtIrsi xk.I
daughter Of X C. MeCluer, Esq, all Of Rocsbdvs
In Roekbhdg. eounty, by Rev. Hora,io Tbo,,..
26th ut JOHN HARRIS Of Augusta comfy =, ~ o q.
TIA J. LrsK, daughter Of VIM. Lush E.q ~ Mas Ma
Don % u, ' Iy rfss ns,nsSA I JOIN
On the 1ith January $500, at Lombardy G,,v,
Cosby, Dr. NJ NJ JORDAN and Miss NJ B. GoODE IN "a
lenburg, Va. dh,,i
on lst FEB, 1850 At g. Leon, BY Rev John co.by NJ,
wALTHAi Of Mississippi and Miss NJ JOYIs W 70 {
Va 'e1snh1it
A. the % Nix House." Albany, Ga. on.wedne.day 49,.
sh instant BY the Rev Geo. MeCagley, Cot s0LOyoss T, ~
Vile, Va. - "N-afleua
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DIRn.

In Winchester, on the llth uliimo after short uln.
lysis JAMES MADISON HITE In the gu. year pla.
a nephew Of President Madison -se NJ a.
A. "LleN ellyn," PauquIer CO Friday Min, L. a.
LUCY NTZHUGH,, relic Of Dudly Fzhugh E,a NJ - " M
Of her age. w. Wv va yes
Departed this life, 10 Liberty Monday 2sd Jsnu,,,
LUCY ROsALiE PAGE, wife Of pr. Thomas NJ Page - Nh
0nihe 2h ofJanury 1850 at the residence Of III, sA.
OF the late James smith, Fsq Of King and Queen az rt
Dr. KoRr T. SMITH, In the 2sth year ofhs age 'T+'a s'u
At his resdenee, the OF wArrentan on Tbr.
last, after sudden and painful nes JOINP PHILIP
Of the bar and Of most e.iset pss
citizens Aged about % years. 1 l'sa
On Thursday, the 9th inst, at his residence near BoxV
Caroline county. VIM g. hAURY, In the Ish year Of h 49,
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wi.rar,. Bar.am OF wild on.r,,

0f1lT H..
eftte Pulmonary Organs 'e-s
The greater the value Of any discovery the hlghsr
OF III. public and much In proportion Is AAt ta Y
be 10 be imposed upon by the spurious imitation. OF % y
signing and dlshon. It men -h O.
Now that this preparation Is well known 10 be A mar, 49,
cure for ncpi NJ Consumption, Asthma, Liver GO
piainf, Coughs, bronchitis, and all Pillar 1sss'n'
than other remedy known there found ho.e a.
ousls wicked a. to concoct spurious, and perhaps
mixture, and try 10 palm Il OF ~ the genuine Bals,m
Tfs Is ~ caution de1lers dItd De yAJir gsac~au, 49,
purchdsing my ether than hdfhGrig he rcasa sgsS,
/ BUTTS on ne outside trrdpyer. =
Prepared BY SETH W. F0WLE CO, Boston, and far All, 4,
ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD CO., and w. PErsPsoy
Richmond and by appointed agents 10 every county sS NJ
gists generally. fsA-dei,is
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NEW MUSIC-FebruarY 10th.
Received every Tuesday at

NEW MUSIC--FebruarY 10Th. rHlA
~ Received every Tuesday at o, o,,s $3sT
Jenny Darling Jenny; ballad by author Of "wh.t Is ~
Home wltho GA Mother"-25c.
Too Late T.tdate; ballad bv Prattan-29
'ris Winter N.W: song by an Amateur-25
That Sweet Dream Of Olien Time song by Lowell-2o
There's Sunlight In Heaven; song by strachauer y.
Open window song by author Of Some One to love-2o
Old Bell; song by author Of "shels Of the ocean"-2o
Many Time and OF song by Duggan-2
Nv own Mountain songby author of "Dearestspo OF
Earth q me Is lIomc"-25
oh Erin My Country song by Jefreys-25
Then Nv window Don't Forget song by Eyerest-25 .
Voice Of the Western Wind song author Of Bonny Eose
Cottage by the Sea-" &c-25
Oh Yes Thourt Remembered; sog by author OF Eyer OF
Thee I'm iondly Dreamng'-25
Trembling Their Awful Throne sacred by Appees
10.
Malta Fantasia; Polka par Ke,terer-5O.
Polka locale par Chas. Fradel-4O.
Naiad Polka by AndersOn-sl
Une Pee AGtGmnale suit OF descriptive
watzes, by Blessner-5O
La BaIolse valse De Salon par Payarger-60. ..F
scherzo Valze par Guuher-25
Hubberg Vase par Peterson-e5
Monkey Galop; by Car~la-Ss. .a
Railroad Galop; bp Adam-2o,
Home Sweet var. arranged for four hands by Grobe
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A CARD.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MAYUPACToRY IN REALIn
As the people ofhe South have generally determined to ds
mate hereafter when making their purchases In favor Of s
manufactured goois and this resolve has given
enterprises the undersigned desire TO inform ' ph
that their and SHOE MASuFAcToRYone Of the Oldest d,
city-was established In 1922 by Messr Cook Ryan, and w
subsequently conducted by Mr. Peter Cook with whom Mr. Na
Hill was aferwsrd. associated. Originally conducted Lr
scale seurng department OF the business has betss
creased year. and purpose enlgrk
still wiIh experience Of thirty years In the bu1
by partner and from the fact that both member
firm and raised in Richmond confident s
will able the expectations Of all who desire purcl
durable and well made sOUTHESs BooTs and sHoEs fair p
and accommodating terms. ALEN HILL 90.
ja24 No 1871 Main
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The Charleston Mercury endorse by an Atlanta pa
ger says that Chafn, Melen Co., dry goods dealers
al Thomas street. New York, deserve the denuncia
tie aud COZ demnatiOn o. every Southerner."
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Want HUsBANDs.-"E uphemii, ninetee years Of e.,
weighs one hundred and thirty-eight pound and L s.
eighteen wears of age, weighs hundred and 70 IT,
three pounds" advertise in the Damar'cotta per- for
hpsb .lds What i The lowest fig re pr poun 10 close
opt the lot! lend OF ours wishes to know.
Journal.
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UOUsEKgEPING GOODS

[UOUSEK EEPING GOODS
10 4 and 1874 Linen Sheetlngs, good make
lOI and ~ 1 Cotton do do
Pillar Case Linen. 80, 40 and IS 10
Mars,illes Quilts, IN 1914, ia. 70 and 1874
Alendae do "l04 and III
Linen Table pamask, large assortment
Damask Napkins and Daylies
Wine Cloth and Fruit Napkins
Furniture Dlmity aud Prins
Huck Towels and Diaper
Crash, Doulas and Burlaps
Cold and white Cotton Damask for furniture
Turkey Red and Satin DeI.ains for curtains
Curtain Muslin In variety
Beached Shiriing OF best make
Shifting Linens at 25c, size and &c. and finer
White Cambria and Jaconet
Null and Swiss Musin3.
CHRISTIAN LArIiRoP,
Main st
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs.
BR Y A N s
PULMONIC WATERS ,

The most certdin and speedy remedy srsr dloo,,a
for all Diseases Of the CAest and Lungs, Cough
Colds, Asthma, Consumption, BroHehitis EgfI-
enzd, HodrseneSs Difficult Breataing,
Sore Throdt, DC, dc.
THESE Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect rs
and when perseyered with according to directions AL
feet rapid aud lasting cure Thousands have been res
perfect health who have tried other means In vain. dur
and all constitutions they equally blessing and eirs-
need despair how long the disease may have sr
may be- provided the organic
tai organs not hopeessy decayed Every afflicted o
give them Impartial trial.
To PuBic sPEAKEs these Waters peeuHa,
valuable they win in the oeeaas
hoarsenes and their regular for few days will un
Increase the power and ae1by Of the voice. greatly mr,
It's tone compass and elearnes for which purpose they ar, rev
larry usedby many professional yOeaiss.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, New Ton
Price rs cents per box For sale by all respectable DuuE
ma9-eod6ciy
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MINISTER OfFERING HrMsELg AS a SACRIFIcE.-It is
said that certain minister of this city, who is radical
the slavery question, actually wrote letter to Gov Wise,
after the conviction of John Brown, begging the
privilege of taking Browns place the gallows. He
set forth that Brown hero and his life should be
spared Tor future brave deeds II that could be done he
1.-THE mnister) was ready TO sacrifice himself and would
gladly die the ignominous DEATH The answer of Gov.
Wise to the effect that out his power
the life Of John Brown, but if be- the minister very
anxious to be hanged, and would come to Virginia the
Governor would try have him accommodated Gin
cinDdE Times
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q mOKING TOBACCO.-Lynehbeg y o. fns's
y fobseco am In receipt ofu frshssppv "a psepdP'
co which offered TO my customer 70 iVe .eIsG pruu
psu ut 8s. W. = ieI bea =
fat0
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1t ministers to a mind diseased Dyspepsia and its
concomitant evils result in bodily well mental suf
ferng The Oxygenated Btters in restoring the dyes
tive organs perfect health the mind to its nat
ural yicOr.