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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22

DENTISTRY.
DR. B. F. ARLINGTON,
A GRADUATE IN MEDICINE AND DEN
(Sssa TISTRY, respectfully offers his professional
UHffYY1E services to the citizens Of Wilmington and
surrounding country in the practice Of Operative Dentistry
and treatment of the various diseases of the mouth pertain
ing to the dental structure.
Particular attention will be given to the treatment OF and
regulating children's teeth: a.. Hill. ,
Office and residence on Market Street. building formerly
occupied by J. g. Wright, Esq, Wilmington, N o.;
Ian 10Th. 1860 LloIn|
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22

GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
GONE FOUR MONTHS SINCE our excellent townsman,
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed that he had prepared
with which he experimenting upon his own
head, whose top entirely bald We him two days
since and the place bald four months SINCE fine
crop of hair has sprung up with vigorous growth. So
is Mr. EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery
he has named it " THE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR
RESTORER Mr.. E. is about going into extensive man.
of article which destined to prove of anxious
interest bald paed frends.-From Richmond Knql
rer, December 18th, 1859
This famous article be had of the principal Drug
gsts. TIC persons who desire fine head of hair have
only to the resorer according to printed directions on
the bottle. Those who have any doubts of its efficacy can
them removed in short time, by using the INFAL
BILE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving that it is al
that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, 60 Main Street.
N EZEKIEL.
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w. III. TURLINGTON-


COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
kr Will give prompt and personal attention to all
signments Of SPIRITS TURPE PENTINE ROSLN, TIM
BER, COTTON, FLOUR, and other country produce,
either for sale shipment.
NV wharf and warehouses being conveniently located for
reception Of produce either by Railroad Rver
bles me to make charges light.
REFERS
Fl. R. Savage, Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington.
John Dawson Prest Branch Bank of n. c., Wilmington.
W. H. James, Cashier Branch Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh
NOVs sllth, 1859. lily
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r. POLVOGT.

TTPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER,
u CORNER PRINCESS FRONT STREETS,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Keeps always hand and manufactures order
ticle in the UPHOLSTERING LINE also large assort
ment of PAPER HANGINGS, which put up at short
notice.
Nov. 1lth, 1859 Il
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter January Term, 1860
NJ
John Brioe ants Real Estate
IT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
endan has left the State that the ordinary process
OF the law cannot be served upon him. it is therefore
dered that publication be made for six weeks the Whining
ton Journal ewpaper printed in the town of Wilmington
this State notifying the said John Brice appear the
of this Court, to be held the Court House in
Kenansvle the third Monday in April, A D., le60 and
defend this suit judgment final will be rendered against
him.
Witness. John J. Whitehead Clerk of said Court, Office
the third Monday of January 1860.
JOHN j. WHITEHEAD. Clerk.
Feb. II. [pr. adv. SIS 62.] 26,6w
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VOL. 16.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. &c.

FANCY ARTICLES,
DATENT MEDICINES Combs, Brushes Perfumerv &c .
always on hand, and for sale wholesale and retail by
Feb. IT, W. H. LIPPITT, Druggis & Chemist
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EDWIN A. KEITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
" WILMINGTON, N. c.
Offers his services to Planters Factor Agent for the
sale of Cotton; will give his personal attention to the sale
OfCOttOn.
His Commission for selling Cotton will be so cents per
BALE additional charge will be made Cotton forwarded
to New York for 10 cents per bale.
Oct 4th 1859
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22

OWEN Il YARBROUGH
TTAVE THIS day entered into Co-partnership for the
ii III purpose of transactng the COMMISSION AND FOR
WARDING BUSINESS, in all its branches, in Wilmington,
and will give prompt personal attention to all business en-
trusted to their
Liberal cash advances will be made consignmens of
country produce.
RB Office on North Water street. over H. vonGlahn's
Store. JOHN w. OWEN.
o. S. YARBROUGH.
Wilmington. Oct 20. lS59-8-lY.
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4. n. SMITH, JOHN MCLAURIN
SMITH & McLAURIN,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
~ WILMINGTON, N. G.
JOHN DAWSON, Esq, Mayor.
E. P. HALL, Esq., President Branch Bank State n. G.
Oct. 7th, 1859, 6-tf
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Medical Department University of New York took place
Wednesday night. Among the graduates the fol-
lowing from North Carolina VIM. A. Blount, Chris
topher q. Co1bett, G. 6. Cox, John M. Goodman, Il.
P. Haddock, Robt. w. Harris, j. FL. Leary, w II.
Lilly, j. P. McCombs, W. w. Mckenzie, R. G. Pear
son, Jr, David Ramsour, T. Fl. Sharp j. @. Shepherd
Junius Stalings, Dan Sumney, E. V. Thompson and
r. W. Woodruff; from Tennessee w. f. Long and
G. B. Thornton.
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WoFdatn Dlagrape,

(EFpul the aL0uHEeF In itaEpsFs Wsetly-I
Lady FFapklIps devotion 10 the mem.
OFy Of her husband, and her unweaFtel
efforts 70 s0lVa5the mystery Of his death,
have made her known TO the world, aud
associated heF name witt. all those which
illustrate tho patient fdeltty Of womeu,
II 10 mainly TO heFfesalNtiBn lhatthe mya.
terry WAS cleared. The M'Glinl0ck Rxpe.
dition sailed especially under her auspices,
and hers Is the honorable reROwA not only
OF answering q question of which her gOV-
fernment diapalFed, bnt forsealing the fame
of her husband by discovering that be
was in the way to have solved the great
Arctic problem whom teRlons Death inter-
fered,
She lately arrived in this country, with
which the heroism of DIR. Kane and the
liberality of Henry GrinneiI had created
for her peculiar and most Interesting re-
lations. She has been travelling among
as, and is everywhere received with that
quiet respect which
~Ts ulo hol5Sye IN Rectjoa thai hsPos sid sadurot
Re No ssl.svs a he bsaa,y ma n,reagth q W.
cannot help feeling for The wife Of Sir John
Franklin
The other day, in compliance with a
very enthusiastic Invitation, she went 10
the woman's Library peoeatIy opened in
this city. She meta crowd Of ladies there.
They bad some pleasant talk and, AFTER
remaining for two hours, she lar The re-
porter ndds.s LATER examining the books
aud pictures, she requested to be permit
ted to G0aGte some books to the library"
We have great respect for rspOriers-but
we hope she requested to do no such thing,
That Lady Franklin should wish 10 gee
books TO the library is very probable and
natural but how does she; or anybody
else, donate books
What is the matter with that good old
word gipe, that reporters aud orators and
writers of public letters are trying to snip
press it I? It is a sweet, sound word, and
ought to beloved and respected. Another
word is outlawed in the same manner and
by the same persons What has the word
''beginn done that It should be iucouti-
nently thrust ont ? Take up any morning
paper, and if anybody made speech last
evening you will probably read that about
eight o'clock he commenced to speak
The procession "commerced to pass" a
certain point, etc. Why didn't he t'begin"
10 speak Why din't the procession 'tbe-
gin" to pass Is it supposed TO be more
elegant to use commence" for s'begin,"
and "dOnate" for '.giye ?" Does ANYBODY
seriously think s'donRtion" a nobIeT word
than "gift ?" Let us hope tha, if the
athiab1e Lady Franklin does present books
to the Library, she viii write in them. "A
Gift from Jane Franklin, not "A Donation
from Lady Franklin
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BALTIMORE
Commercial CollegI
7ouxDsp. 1852
Loo ATED.
Cor. Baltimore and Chnries-Sss-
FouSDsp. Is:

Cor Balttmore ANA Ghnr4es=Sts-
BALTIMORE n.
TUTIS INSTITUTION Is Now IL TIE
i prosperous az. flcurisi.inE e'a,si'5oH ~
ring the last two years LIS il tech ist7'aIH 70
larger apartments f1r the a-euzl.n .4.-i-.3i =
crossing number ot students Representing p Y
every Stale in the Union.
1t now Occupies one # the raasi c asII4-17s- /.
desirabIy le,st.i buildings IN Tie etE ~
are commotiisnsly arrNasei. spacious si3 az
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here of'.e -
men desiring to qualify flsiase.Es= fE'it' =.
various duties Of the CoEntinS R57:a az - = :,
thorough Irae:toaI E2s:SiHeas Efi'eri'as e
unsuE passed in any particular. L. ar -
lishnent in the United STATES.
FACULTY
Elk L.oSIER- s=,..-...e :
Principal-LeCturero on the Science OF AsE-1
merce- Business Customs s's-
7 NJ. PHILLIPS. -.
Professor of the Theory and prlzties q; s'.''A'==
and Commercial Caic-l1ii5lA
II. II. DAWES
Associate Professor Of IL rE-hs+i-As
n. C. JOHNSON
Professor Of Business ami ornamental tsi->72
s. T. WILLIAMS ESe-
Lecturer on Mercantile l>tS,
REy- e YEATES REESE y u
Lecturer on Cemnerial Eis-'as-
TRUSTEES: -.
Hon Jno. p Kennedy, Hon Joshua 80 r.
Hon. T.loS Swami, VIM. II. hsi=!,'Fl' =
Jacob TrIlSt, Esq- VITA Kut''e- ri ~
The College Is provided with csl;=esi.i - -
of Standard Works expressly fsE he 80 o. -
dents. ;,
Each Student las desk to id:n<s'z, aii5 r =
rately instructed sd
There being NO vacation during Ihs ysAf sI'
can enter al am time. s.,,..,,
lifetime casually required toeoEi lee rae '-.''
from TO 10 Weeks.
A large and Beautifully prat;asi''el ltS
timing upwards Of SIX SorAEE rEE-, ~ ~
Exterior and Interior View Of Tie t-e.is-t.
characteristics designs repnlans! &c ~
Jioes Of cJT,o,. arclgnnapie3 with ra;aloEss 2. 9.
particulars. Address I h - -. e
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
GnMPnnNnRn RnnM

T1tre Tegttablc Ertructs, AID nut up in GLASS ca
SE$ Air Tight and tvfu Eeep 81, GHv cEii1aIs
The FAMILY CAS- 'ITTT1RTTCi Pills "a
gentle hut RCtfTe CAthar lite which the nonrie+or
has used in his practice more than tIysnty yp1ys
The constantly increas- . ling demand from those
who have long nsed the ~ PILLS and fine soffS
factiOn which all express Iin regard 10 their ,,ss
has induced me to place = Them within tile reach
of ALL Phi 'S'HsA
Tic Profession well know that different ca
tharttcs act ON different lpOrtiOns of the bowels
The F4AllLT CATTLE. .fARTYC PILL has with,
Que reference to this well established fact,
been Compounded from E. Ia variety Of the 1,nrest
Vegetable Extracte,l.a (which act alike M eS.s
~ part of the elemental q Inv canal and ore oo3
ana s1je In all cases d where Cathartic is nee
died. such as DernHge-i events of tine 90m0cI
Neeptnsss PatH9 IN Gie i Back and Loint. Costiue-
ness. I4tin aud S0renE&S Ore1 the ish0ie II7, ron
sudden cold, which EIquently If eSlected end
ma long course OF feeeT, a oSS OF AFpefite Creep
ing Sensation of CoEd y Iorer Ire Goiv lIssfEs9s-
ness, Headache. or IreighE . lin Ihe head ali Hnna
mallory DfSeQEcI HoTnl2 in Children or iltr P6SW
HEottEnI, great Pk7ifeT of TIM BL0od and many dis
eases TO which flesh is heir, tvs numerous to mention
In this advertisement. Dose. 1 to g.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER ISVIG0RATOR aud FAMILY CA
TILARTlC PILLS are retailCd by Druggists general
Is, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all Inc Iare
towns s. W. SANFORD, II. D.,
Aanugayturer and Proprietor,
Agents, T. n. LOGAN CO De- dsc3 ssS iHFN
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1I d IS 8 a d Z.
"a -IlsII-EE7G, s
ATHA RTIO PILI,Sl

RR You slGR, FEEBER elSlD coMpLAINTSGl
IA Arr ydst ont Of order NTH your system eranp.
ed, and yOHf feelings tfabIeg These syIni,.
toms are oiten tho prelude to serious illness SONIC
nj OF ckueSs IS creeping upon yen, and shonId he
aNertcd by timely use OF tho right remedy Take
Ayers Pills and cleanse ont tho diSorlPrcli Hum0rS-
pnfttS the Blood and let the fluids move ON upols.
etrtcted in healthOgAin They stimulate tile flue-
tons of the body into vigorous activity purity the
system from the distractions which make disease
COLI settles somewhere in the body ana olstrncts
its natunNl tHnctions These, If not relieved react
upon themselves and the surrounding organs nFc.
dnetrE general hggtaTAtiOn, suffering and disease
WhtlO In this condition, oppressed by the lsFAnra-
mcutFl take Ayers pills, and how directly they
HSnrc the natural action of the SYSTEM and with il
the bu0yaut feeling of health aEqlin. What is trnr
and 50 apparent IN this trivial aud common COM
plants 70 also true in many Of the 6eepseaisi md
dangerous dstemperS. The same purgatirc effect
eGpels them. Caused by similar distractions and
arrangements of the natural functions OF the BODY
they are TNptdiy. and many Of them surely cnre 6Y
the same means. None who know Tho virtues or
these Pills viii neglect to employ them when suffer.
ing from the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in the
principal cities, and from other well known public
PerS2ns.
From F17roriiHg Merchant Of 81. Loris FEb. T. so
DR. ATER: Your Pills are the paragon OF ali that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little dauC-
ter Of ulcerous upon her hands and feet that
had proved incurable for years Her mother has
been long gdeYously afflicted with blOteles and MINI
pies Gu her skin AMI in her hair After our child
was cured, she also tried Your Pills AMI they have
cured her ASA MORCRI Di2E.
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT

The LHrsntar'E CLAIMS acknowledged and projected
By the Corernmssts ef cln125, t.s Cqited Stats,
and Great Beitqia; 70 all assoss 1t ,say ooaesrz.
WHAT CLAIM AS ny INVENTION Is. THE
coutriTance Of keeping accounts current. of
whatever kind, description or variety. in printed
by keeping the statements nf the several
counts standing printers type. their equivalents
the type being 50 arranged in form To admit Of
being readily and quickly readjustei iI any partieu
lar part. where account may have undergone
CHANGE by THE lapse Of time or the cuFrent OF bust
ness tTaiisactQns; that when realms ed in ali
such parts up IN any given date, impression then
taken from tho type shalt exhibit. in printed FORM
the tTe state OF all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances conclusions. ar
cOrdance with the end or ends contemplated in keep
ing the record: rendering it. in commercial business
balance sheet of tile most compact aud perfect
character. the details ef auaSenent being sutstaa-
tiay recit5d in specification. wherein it shown
that the fact or facts tn be recorded be Teprc-
sented by figures symbols, dates or numbers. used
either separately in combinations or BIZ whatever
else VIII indicate the TACT facts desired: and
furthermore, based on this primary invention. also
claim the device or c0ntrivance of rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial full statements,
when the statement or statements so sent are thus
or substantially TINS. Kept in type by the contT
yances of my invention. be the medium of transmits
sion what it nly but the particular mode OF
dcFnS accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement, Reel. and Cutter
stamp claim in the brOaieSt and fullest sense: and
also the machine itself embracing all its forms and
InodcSi Of operating. indicated in describing il
either as simple hand instrument OF as propelled
by machinery. And in cunnecticn with these speci
noclaimss and based upon them, also claim ell
other neans and appliances substantially the same
as those herein claimed intended TO be claimed
WITH theSS claims nils acknowledged and protected
as above, this invention has already spread itself
oSer Canada eighteen States OF the American Union
and into Great Britain, and Is more than
three hundred Newspaper 0Hees. Itsimmense value
to banking and similar institutions viii be shown in
q circular which will make its appearances soon
Meanwhile applications for in foEuation, sDeels Of
Right or "Dsp1tch afaehines viii receive due at
te0tiOns when addressed either TO
Rev. Robert, Dick, 4sngt1Io- q. e: or
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
ON ana after Monday, the 10th of April, 1850, the
" passenger Trains will run daily Hs follows:
FIrst-The Great Southwestern, st. Louis. Cincins
nStf. Columbus. Wheeling, Benwood. Baltimore and
Washington City Rxpress leaves Wheeling daily at
4;35 p. NJ arriving In Baltimore at $50 A d..
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore ut !, p. NJ arriving Mt
BenWOod At 7Ss and Wheeling ut s:8 A. NJ connect
ing with the great Western, Southwestern, and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
Seeond-The northwestern, Cleveland Chicago, st.
Louis, Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling, Benwood. Baltimore and Washington City
Express departa daily except Saturday Rt $50 p NJ
and arrives at Baltimore l45 p. NJ connecting with
the trains for the ENstere and Southern cities Re-
turning. leaves Baltimore Mt $50 A. ~. and arriving
at BenWood At 3s3T and Wheeling at 4o5 A. NJ. This
train stops all regular stations Fast of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumbetland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted at 10 A 81,
arriving in Cumberland at SOS p. NJ. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at $40 A. NJ. and arrives at Wheel
ing Mt $40 P. n. This train stops at all stations
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
J.B.FoRD, Agent.
w.P- sNnTH. Master of transportation.
L. NJ COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. aPril2660
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to his Agent and Attorney,
John j. Haines, London. FYIcL AND.

~ To "LEX, 2 Wlo in the 1oatreaI Gasstts of lst
February, 1880, prcnounees the eldc57 Of keeping
accounts current sfn Type sgToss afsuriity, >
thanks arc hereby rendered and the assurance given
that this gross absu1ity is all that Mr. Dick has
claims hinder M operation therein into Which this
gEoss e3spEity Is not PiraticaIly snpggle1 In any
mann ltller bodily partially; neither d.
rectly OF dir6efly: neither explieity nor symbol
eaalJ this ground his claims cover, and nothing
the a4otnte monopoly uf this a3surdity ana
Ee'.ls atsess. sept5
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrrRIoR,
lEaEhinn.tnn Ii q ~ 81 nS..n

washington. u. IN FeB.. lSG0.
SIR2 have used your Pills in 1nY general and hos.
Psfal practice ever since you made them. cannot
hesitate to they the best cathartic we employ
Their regulating action the liver is guck and de-
cdded consequently they are an admirable remedy
for arrangements of that organ. Indeed, ! have
seldom found of LIliOas dGsedEs So obstinate
that 1t did nor readily yield tn them
FFa:Srnaliy yoTT-. ALONXo BALL NJ D.
Physician d the Marine Hospital
Dyscntery, DiarrlGa, Relax, Worms.
From Or. j. G. Gree,, n Csticqoo.
Your Pills have had a long trial in my practice and
held them in as one of the be-: aTericnts
have yer found. Their Alternative effect uT,au the
liver makes Thorn excellent remedy. when given
IN small doses for bilious dyskatcry Gsd diarThod
Their sugarcnNtfns; makes them very acceptable ard
convenient for the use Of women and children.
Dyspepsia, 1mPurity OF the Blood.
From Rec. J. z. Hines, Poster Of -3doeaf
Church, B5ston
DE. ArER: have used you. Pills with extranrli-
nary success in my family and among those am
called to visit in distress. To regulate the organs of
digestion and purify the blood they are the rery best
remedy hare eyer known. and can confidently ne
commend them to my friends.
TTT1T
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As n Family Phvsfc.

From Or. z w c11Itcrig9t. .Nelr Orleans
Your Pills are the prince of purgcs. Their excel
sntquattes surpass any cNthnrtic We possess They
arc mild but very certain and eiTectal in their c
ton on the bowels which makes them invaluable to
us in the daily treatment of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache. Foul Sto-
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FIVE PRTEPARkTI IONS
JOHN az. IAKIM.

Successor to Wheeler & Lakin.l
WTILL REcEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
Inspection on ThursdAy, March 29th, new
and vel selected assortment OF
Cloths, Gassimeres and Vestings!
Als0a compile teassDFtment OfGRNTLEMEN1s FUR
NISIING GOODS 5 q 5I7E-f -
Tie patrons of the old firm, the public in gem
sr arc respectfully invited to call and examine my
tock before making their purchases as intend sell
ING at small profits to cash and prompt purchaser
Ehanktal tpF the patronage bestowed upon the old
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor
tah2Sr AVID No. 102 Main ST., Wheeling. Va.
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From DR.. E6todrri RoYd, Baltimore.

DEAR bro AVER: cannot answer yon tphat COM
plants have cHEeL with your Pills better than to
shy all that re erer treat eh f'rgltire u,sGjeIHe
my daily contest with disease. and believing as do
that your pills afford US the best we have f course
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ROBES! ROBES !! ROBES!

11Af1 EJljslss JUST oRENsTl 41fTs
early In the season.
81 ~ liIe m my early purchases In
and Dress Goods ut Hes tllan
u RHODES
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nc s. % q q a .
sANFO RD,s
Liver lnVig orator,
NEWER DnnIIs1rATRs


I r Is COAEpobNnRp ENrIRR1T FROM GUNS
and tas beCplttN an CstAt lishett thpts Standard
Stetict0e, kN9tN ana A iit0vel by all that llavf
usE &c. ami il now FesoFf lel to with confidence 10
all the dtseasts Tor which - it Is recommended.
has cutC1l t6OHt1 nds within the last tho veRrs
who had given M ali eA hopes Cf relief a. the
numerous OAs0tlcttedA ieeftiheates In MT nos
session slow.
The dose must be adar- ted to the Temperament
of the tnivi and used In such 1(1N
titles As TO act gently on ~ the Bowels.
Lett diCtatesOf y0ur Il Judgment guide ron IL
the Of the bTPK33S7, fRItIfu RI TO Ii
will cure 1See- 5iitSS,kS EiSifSDtts dtt9eks
pyypspsia, ElFUMIe d. IaFThRe. Sttn,paer E3IS
fttHtg aeteTg, FBFtS ttg, Sour 10Hauelt, EEabis
&Ql GSftta9te&s. Cltnlci e 6feleTu, Choteyu aprbs
Gpieu Nftlfufa, Rtdit- ittileRce 5OuRdiee FeHtdN
IEet1aeSsas. aud may he fused successfully as an
0ENGEoTN " Elftr edisie3 lsilE. twill euro SICK
tfhA las thou sands can testify,D III
ttgetH Ettsit'tsss u ttcO or thFee Ze9SpoafilF ar
taken at eouinencemantik.l of attack
All t0So ItSs It ure git-l 4ittI their testimony
its favor. III
Nh WATER IHlIl THE MOUTH IT. III
TIE LFTiG0RATOff, stND SWALLOW horn
TOGETHEEs
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BIlllous DIsorders-Lfver ComplafntS .,

From Or. Zhyodore Bill IF 7veso YorI. city.
purpose nperient, but find their beneficial ef-
tccts upon the Liver very marked indeed They
have in my practice proved more effectual for the
cure of biNioisE eoupl1iats than any one remedy
can mention. sincerely rejoice that We have at
length purgative which is worthy the confidence of
the profession and the people