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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
nm pTrpTEvTUc TUE BIOOD.

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy Of the suboincd varieties OF
Disease;
ssrofuIa and scrorlIous Affections, such as
TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, Er1ptiOn,, Psm-
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind 9th juno, 1852.
J c. AVER Go. Gents iSel y my duty 70 nc
knowledge what your Sarsaparilh mas zone 10Y me;
Having inherited Scrofnous infection, nave slhereI
fom Il In various ways for years. Sometimes 4 burst
out In Ulcers my hands and arms somttimss "
turned inward and distressed me az the som9ch. Two
years ago Il broke cut on my head ana s,er nv SIP
AMI ears with SORE, which painful and loathsomS
beyond description tried many medicnes ana several
physicians, but without much reet irou; any tln. IN
hct the disorder grew worse At length was rJooei
10 rad In the Gospel Messenger that YOU had prepared
alternative (s1rsaparila) for rev ION your u
tltinn that thing Won made must Dc good sent 70
Cincinnati and got it, and used il III u cured me TOOK
n, you advise in small doses Of teaspoon9t oNs.
month, and used almost three bottles New and healthy
skin began TO form under the soab, which 9iter
while ieli OF. Ny skin H. now clear and Know by my
feelings that the disease Is gone from my system. You
can weu believe that fecl what saying when tell
YOU that hold yov 10 b. OF the apostles OF the aye
and remain '''f S'A''i'-y' ALFRED B. TALLEY.
81. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysigelas,
letter and salt Rheum. Seald Head, Ring
worm, sore Eyes, DrOPsy.
Dr. Robert " Prchle writes from Salem, y. Y, l2th
Sept, 1859, that he has cured an myeter5te case OF
Dropsy, whcl, threatened 10 terminate fatally, by the
uersevcrng Of our Sarsapara, and also DANGER
attack Of MaiigEGgt Egspeia by large doses OF the
.iaRily '1'' ne 'u''' inc common N'''' y
BrOnehoeele, GOitre, or Swelled Neck
Zchulon sloan OF Prospect, Texas, writes; Three
bottles OF Your sarsapara cured me rom So,s 60
hlsous swelling the neck, which had suffered rom
Ovtr two years"
Jeucorrhoa or whites, Ovarian TumorB
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. ]. r. $ Claiming, Of New York City, writes; Il
most cheeruly comply with the request OF your agent IN
saving have found your Sarsaparila most excellent
sIirlfiyc I'M tho numerous complaints for which
pov such remedy, but especially in Female Diseases
Of the Scroulous diathcsis. have cured many invet
crate cases Of LeucorrhGa by IT, and some where the
complaint caused by Utcerdft0n OF the uterus Ihe
liberation itself WAS soon cured Nothing within my
knowledge equals it for these female dcrangcments
Edward Marrow, Of Ncwbury, Ala, writes: q" dan
crous orgrun tH0r Of the females IN my family,
which had dched all the remedies could employ, has
AZ lngth been completely cured by extract OF Sar
saparila. Our physician thought nothing but eNtrpl-
t6n could afford relief but ne advised the trial Of your
Sarsaparlla the last resort before cutting, and II
prove, elcctual Acr taking your remedy eight weeks
-. l.. I 80. r..llL In.
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EOR BALTIIOaE-Try-WseAIy 80

NOR BALTIMORE-rry-A
II Freight and Passenger Linr.-dEE1IlE
20 VIA a " STEAMBOAT CnhfAAf.-fle s1tHnt-s
GEO PEABODY, C8pan Richard Prchard, and BEL3 IDEkE
Cast Kssn Richmond for Baltimore, every Tuesday
nuriay and day the hou- Of - sock NJ Returning
Baltimore the SANE DAYS, thereby eaahlng shippers
and passengers have opportunity OF communicative be
tEsen the points every other day.
Pr speed comfort safety these steamers ire
pe0r their class having been recently rcaed In he mC
proved nyl-.
Passage and ARE s.
Tctes procured either scs 10 shockse slip opposite
ssf~s@ DAVID WV CUsRIE
HPECIAL NOTICE.-The St-aHshR JANIS 10.
- TOWN has resumed her place again In The line be- 49,
tween here and New York.
steamships comprising tbs lac VII leave New fok
for Richmond ~ fellows. viz
Ths YORKTOWN Captain Parrish, every saturday At y.
JAMESTOWN Captain SINNER, every Tuesday, p ~
The 70 ANOKE, Captain Cousa every Thursday, a. ~
RETURNING.
They viii leave Richmond every Tuesday and Friday az O'Clock
NJ and Saturdays NJ toachag Norfolk g3ing return
lng F0r further Attenuation apply 70
LCDLAM 4 WATSON,
Opposite ste1nrrs' Whs-vas.
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or CO-PAR COMMUNICATIONS

NOTICE OF CO-PAR cNERSHlP.--LUIhe
~ LIBBY Of Richmond, and ABRAHAM BURTON OF Fstys
burg have eopArtnerhp under the style OF LIBBY
BURTON for the purpose Of conducting Grocery, SHIP
CbandIery and Comm EsiOn business, al the old
stand Of Luther LIBBY 10th and Cary streets Richmond
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
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CHANGE or HOUn OF STAR

n :
: ING and Running she Steam -asS,sssa1kls
bontaGLEA 90 rs aud CLkILSfEtA, To fOrtsmO uGh
and Norfolk.
m GLEN C'vE Capt r NJ S3uthgate. Win leave he Whar
A. Rockrttt regularly every Monday Wednesday aad Friday
ora1Es O'Clock precisely, and return each alternate day
Sundays excepted
The CURTls PECK vii dcrntnue the Night Line ater Non
dAy Instant and continue the Daily Line, leaving the
wharf kac1eta rcxusy every ruesdk Thursday
day m-rlr o'clock precisely and re.ua each alternate day
Bsth Boas M touch AiAH regular Landings the river
both 40 ~ and returning.
Passags % Norfolk Portsmouth, -
Meala 50 cents each extra
FrsEht landed the river Be paid for When sent
doEn respousbis for IL after put the
wharf 10 which Il Z directed or marked
"a r o. HAsKINA
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YFVHE 8ALTEMORE AND SAVANNAH -
III STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed Of frstcltsl > y
Steamships running regularly between The above port,
sreght shpped savannah he Interior Of the States
Georgia and AsbaA, by Railroad fron sayaanah VIII have
prompt attsnti5a- 7. Z. BELT TT, Agent,
Ns-
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nONNAN M GO,

Commission Merchants,
sHOCKoE SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia,
ONrTr n ve pacuar attention 70 the sale Of Tobacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, eonsgnmen~
2 ,Ebieh are respectfully solicited l124-dsn
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VIRGINIA.
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
~ NlrryE CITIZENS or Our STATS" has appointed ~
Agents for the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL OILS,
The quality Of which warranted and USADULTERArEp
We invite the attention Of Apoheca and Dealers throughout
the state % our supply which will belAge and sold by oesd
oaly at the lowest Factory prices. 1900, . ,,,,,o,,
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OR ass AND GRAIN SCYTHES, CRADLES
" We respectfully call attention to assortment Of
'WAdron's" Grass and Grain ecyhes, all sres
~. Q. Colsons" Patent do do do do
Grass Hooks and sckles
Superior Cast stee, Wedding and Killing Hoes
Spades and ShoVels OF various makers
FORKS 9, 3 ard 4 Prongs
Those In shall be furnished the lowest market price
my4 7. MOORE CO., 81 Pearl st.
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IIOR BALTIMORE, lThTes TiH me, zsEiT

FyOIs hos rON.-Fi-si and only P-cket-Aleha1-u al s
ana Hostca Lire Of Peck-t.itc f.H' sailing regular L
packet ach X ALLCN Capt Obsd Baker, Jr, tavas .
ton her ears, engaged Whave qcS despatch For balance
Of freight, Apply 90 - ,, ,.---,,,.
sel2-Gt DAVID a WI Clhhle.
, 1860-11-12
DESTRU OF THE CLARES-
DON HOTEL At BUFFALO,.
Loss s14o,000-Tsvo Lives known to
be Lost, and many more probably.

BCFFALo, Nor. 10-A fire broke ont at one
o'clock tlAis morning in the kitchen of the
Clarendon Hotel. aud rapidly spreading, en-
tirely destroyed the main building, situated OH
the eosncr of Main md South Division streets,
and tho wing extending through to Washing
ton street. The wing TN South Division street
was saved j. II. L. Chamberlain, oyster deal
rr, jumped from the fourth story, and was al-
most Instantly killed. VIM. Garland, Of the
firm of Garland &: Bicrni, clothiers, was burnt
to death.
The building was owned by Orr0n Phelps,
and valued at $50, 900, upon which there was
an insurance Of $40. 900 in New York and New
England Companies. The furniture, owned
by Mr. Hodges Of the American, and Mr.
Richards, proprietor Of the Clarendon, Was
mostly destroyed. Loss on furniture about
5000; fully insured. Wm. H. Peabody, drug
gist, 1uses about 5000 above his INSURANCE..
Minor losses will make the total loss not far
from el20, COO, upon which there Is about s50,-
00O insurance. There was heavy rain falling
at tue time, which prevented the fire from
spreading beyond thu buildinG.
1t is rnmored that four servant girls are lost,
md 1t is thought that mnny strangers may
have perishcd also. One man In the 4th story
raised window aud exclaimed that he WIS a
stranger and could not find the way out aud
could not live another minute in his room,
and begged the crowd to sayo him. lie wns
mot seen nFAfr
, 1860-11-12

FoRr KKARNxY, Nor 9.--Thc Western Stage
Company's coach from Denver Monday moru-
in:,, is,*sed here for Omaha. at five 2. nj, yes
teIday, with mails and full load Of passcn-
gcrs aud express matter. 1t brought no news
Of importance from Fixes Peak or the Plains.
Tue pony express, going west, passed here
Today at II 1. ~, being considerably ahead Of
time. e. Q. C. X T. 7. express coach, with
mails. passengers and express matter from ST.
Joseph Tuesday, passed here at ll;45 H. ii. To-
day, being several hours behind time, caused
by heavy roads.
There is ru1nor current here that the pony
EXPRESS Is to be discontinued between this
place and St. Joseph, making this liz eastern
terminus.
Two coaches Of the Overland Express, which
left Denver Tuesday morning, 9Th, passed here
between II and u o'clock this morning. Both
coaches loaded with passengers.
From papers by this arrival We learn thai
Judge McLure WIS arrested some time lnsi
week, escaped, WAS re-arrcstcd on Saturda,
and tried, when he gave bonds In the sum O
$4,000 for his appearance OIL Monday, the 5th
The chargs against him not being specified
but according to the statement OF the Rock,
Mountain -te1cs, it must be q grave one.
The schedule time for the pony going Ncs
passing here is at r. NJ on Mondays and Fri
days, hut until today the usualtime Of passin:
| has been since the establishment Of the tclc
graph office from 6 to s r. NJ. on Mondaysan,
! Fridays.
, 1860-11-12

Augusta, Ga, Nor. 9-Thc telegraph lines
arc down, south Of Augusta, and We have
nothing in consequence from Mil'cdgevile
Meetings are being held all over Georgia, for
forming Minute Men corps. 4 meeting has
been called for Augusta Tomorrow night It
will be managed by the most talented md con-
servativc citizens, and decisive measures for
the secession Of Georyia will be adopted.
4 Northern man named Thayer, hoHeorn-
thic doctor and former resident, recently re-
turned, was charged with utteTing abolition
sentiments, Thursday night, He was ordered
to leave The city; refusing, he was waited on
BY u crowd this afternoon. The crowd, which
increased to several hundred, WIS addressed by
several citizens, some urging summary pro
cecainga and others milder COURSE. While
the crowd was SO engaged, Ihayer was convey
cd nT and csgaprd. The citizens nfacd in se-
treaties OF his wife and children.
The feeling Is gradually widening and dee p
cuing into hostility 10 the Yankees among thu
parties. a Military Convention Of the State
will he held next Tucsday at Mlllcdgcvillc.
Gov Browns special message has been ap-
proved During its reading III the Legislature,
there was warm applause A delegation Of
| South Carolnians are visiting Georgia. Scdate
and conservative Georgians hars mounted
| cockades.
LATEn-Wc hive not line from Charles
| ton. W. II. Aker, Brevct Lieut. in the Army
mission, will be a eandidotc for the command
| Of volunteer battalion. Ths election will be
held On Saturday night 1t is reliably reported
| that several hundred thousand Minute Men"
| are already enrolled ut the South, and the cu-
rul1mcnt continues.
CoLEAuCs, 8, C., Nov. oth.-ln the Senate
to-day, the Committee on Federal Relations
| reported bill calling Convention, for the
sccond Monday in January, to take into con-
sidcrStion tie danger incident to the present
position OF South Carolina in the Union, and
| take measures against the same. After n brief
discussion, the bill was passed-ycas II, nays
1, the dissenter differing about the time only.
The election is to take place on the Tuesday
previous to the meeting Of the Convention in
| tic House.
Debate took place on the resolution to send
a commissioner to Georgia, some members
srcaking in favor Of cooperation with other
States, and others for separate state action.
In the Senate notice was given Of bill pro-
wiling police regulations concerning persons
from S:;,tcs hostile to slavery.
Eight thousand "Minutc Mcn' arc drilling
here tonight. Services Of volunteprs have
bccn offered from Georgia, Mississippi, AID
ban.A, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Charleston dispatches state that al unsuc-
| ccssfnl attempt was made to remove the Gov
ernmeut arms from the Arsenal In the city to
Fort MoultEe. There was great excitement
in consequence. The shipping hoistcd the
Palmetto flag, and the steamers swiyels sallI-
led it. Resistance meetings are to he held
here tonight.
about the city, calling convention OF those
In favor of organizing corps OF Minute
Men"
NOZZLE, Nov. "A battalion Of Cavalry is
about organizing and will be offered to the
Governor Of the State.
, 1860-11-12
MORTGAGE SALE,-Whereas.

Nl Eenben Cleveland and John r. Russell did On
ns i It,
signed samuel usyes cctain ndensafr ~ Il Mort
es a 10 nd IS
sat Of to certain PIomsosy notss u ts I'D nors
ri : Il S!se y d lsse!ss: = ceeE Sesasy i
M -: saa ay sseo1ied ia ssa Sles q ia bSoF 81
And dst4ult having been made In the payment Of the
principal Of OF the aald note% ln the said mortgage
& ssa sssa.e as4. e ~. @ s m a.
tae r.t day e Jaas y s ard default 49, asy;
as nae n s y q
la atthe rste of x per cent per xn2n1n parable on
eesn p.id 81 aoa .as note q IT
terest subsequent to the nrss day Of june. A. D. .sa
a1adIed 1a e I'd .essnteen cen and : aoial4 ~ '
And default having Aiso btea made In the payment
q g
aid in the said mentioned and described
ao. d 70 SreSe tsn ne o. Hns dsy az June
tue interest payable semi annually tu Interest having
6aadred md sSi1ty ii.iW dSlls5t nj aPpii:
q e I'D I'D mafsssxs msa.onssi S i snd dsseaesd
Now therefore. public notice u hereby given that by
ylas q ths pexer I'D aa.hsty = sne 40 ,ao..sas
1na e
.aail q Friday. she si1sssosa day u Sossmosr 2:
dsy Il te noTs doaf of lie courf House ID tie ctty
OF Chicago In the County of Coax and stste Of illinois,
se!l the premises said raurtEaEc mentioned and
described situate 5tn. and being In the Ety Of Chtca-
20 Ia the County Of Cook and State of lnols to Hit
In CnIon lark addition TO lleaEA together with A!l
and singular the eneuents heredltxeuts privileges
and appustenAnces ereunto belonging. Or In any
appcrt.inins and all right aud equlty Of redemption
the said kcuben Cleveland znd John K. RUSSELL Ihelf
the highest bidder for cash.
The eaId noscs aad the SAIL mortgage were al made
executed And delivered tn secure the purchase nl0neY
Of the said premises hc1<tu described.
Chicago. Nor ST. taGo
JoHx A. BAoaa. Attorney. past.xqtd
, 1860-11-12
Arrest for Murder Committed Four
teen Years Ago.


IFrom The Indianapolis journal, Nov. 81
The telegraph Saturday night announced the
arrest at Attica, Indiana, Of Fox, for the muir
der Of Col, Davenport at Rock Island fourteen
years ago. Some two Of three other men were
implicated with Fox, aud were arrested, tried,
and executed. Fox escaped at the time, bnt
w:s arrested some year or SO alt erWard IN this
State by the then Marshal Of the Territory Of
Iowa, James Johnston, former resident Of
Indianapolis On his way Iack to Rock Is
land, or rather Davenport, opposite Rock Is
land, Johnston stopped with his prisoner ut
Washington lIall, aftcrwnrd known AZ the
Wright House, whcre the Glenn Block now Is.
The hotel wis then kept by Mr.. Edmund
Browning. Johnston placed his prisoner un-
der guard in back room Of the front build
ing, in which was q window overlooking q
court that ran between the two wings of the
rear part of the hotel, During the night, and
while his guard WAS asleep, Fox took the cord
from the bedstcnd, fastened it to tue bedpost,
lowered himself to the ground and escaped
through the gate Mt the end of the court He
has been at large ever since until his recapture
at AtAca,
Several gentlemen Of this city, who were
dodgers ut the Washing ton Hall Mt the time
Fox escaped, say they heard the noise he made
in getting out Of lis room and outside Of the
court. He was NOT missed until he had been
gene long enough to elude all pursucrs.
Tie murder Of Col. Davenport was cold
Ilooded. and caused great excitement at The
time. Fox Is likely, At last, to receive the pun
isliulent which Is due him. He has always
been represented rs q desperate man. and. in
all probability, will meet the end TINT the law
prescribes for those who do violence to their
fellows.
The present Aour;sAing city Of Davenport In
the State of Iowa, was named In honor Of the
man who met Ills death ut or near 1t, fourteen
years ago, when It was very small and insig-
nfllclpt village
, 1860-11-12
Commercial Circulars By the Persia.

1IFkAfQOL. oCL 41AN-
Paor1s1nxs-oplya retail business las been done
larce buEtnrsr ha2 been done In Chccte at an i'm
1rorement 0fss t. 4f per cMt the gfea1eat a1tahce
bctas on The Medium 9nalltiss. @ Butter is also tn
IAnp.-The weeks aaies amount to about 100
tone. chiefly at 63s per cwt.
TALON There has been fair demand Tor
Nortb American. chiefly at 56s to Sss; holders now
demand So To us I'd. 18th queter feeling At the
c1ostl
4,1c damsna for wheat 1hta week. sut tie SUPPLY
nrices. indian com has been in very 4ot.ve demand
Al Tues.l,y ! luntket. wheat met fair consump-
tive demand ut full prIceA: flou! was 10 better de
maud and Cd to il 2 Dbl dea1es than the previous
week. Indian corn waa In large oonsnmpt1ve de-
n,ond at nm advance Of j. Cd to q {9Qr.
Since Tuesday the trade has been less actire, ex-
cent for 1Ctllan Corn. for which there have been
more buyers than Ecller*.
f1nr market tt-day w8n well attended. but buy
ers Of Whcat seem disposed to hold off for The
71reeept aud AZ importers are anxious to feu cx
qsy pr,ees b. i1 10 70 een,a 5'.r ac Gn
10 sell, hut mt qaotalhy lower: Indian Corn
scarcely 1,salntaInea the adsance in the interval
slnee Taesas Int TINT dr. quotation. VT tolls
mainta1n't Ma1AAo' @A7Asa q ~.
GLASGOW, Oct. ., 1880.
aS: m ns% a featgre n ,ea; sssI
4nc doin. In bacon. Cheese nrm at o8f for fine
quality. Prime butter Is wanted nj Sos to elf, but
RIO demand for inferior. "
LAnp-Sale- ar G2- I'd ia G. for prime leaf.
BNEAn4TrEF~-Weatic this week hns been most
rufayorahe for secrinc the crops in the liter dis
fricts. We tIave had considerable activity In our
corn market since our Inst. and m advance Of Cd
p boil freely paid on American wheat Large salet
Of M{lwsukct whea3 rs qnay nt 29r to 29s %. and
for choics article 337 Il nt.w wanted. Chicago
brings .ss Cd to sss. Led winter Indiana Is held at
lr I'd tn 3a4. and white southern E}s ~ 3s. Tar
rel dOur ln- bc+n in 1ctise re4uest at 3ls to 3as
Indian cusE held for :ss ID aud white peas nr7n nj
Snu1e rate. ..-..-..-. 4.
TAL1ow-5.f to I7a ia Ii the nearest value o.
North American. The price Of r. Y. e. in LondoI
IS 594 Cd to-day. JoHk ATa9A o Co.
, 1860-11-12

AtNaples, where it Is known Garibaldi does
not like Napoleon, the caracaturists arc amt
sing themselves Immensely at the expense Of
the latter. Thus, among other good things,
they publish an engraving, showing Napoleon
sealed In chair with his Akuli opened, and his
ferent moparcls Of Europe trying to discover
his Thoughts. It is needless 1o say TINT tic
curious spectators arc even, at this odds, to-
tally l,afled in their desires. This reminds lis
Of what wen-known Russian diplomatist
lately said Of Napoleon, in a private converse
tion, Wien asked his opinion on the Imperial
policy. "sIr," said the diplomatist, Napo-
leon llas no policy, he does not know himself
from one dny to another what he is going to
do. lie waits for events to unroll themselves,
and seizes the chances as they pass by."-Ibris
EvrreSAoadenf Of the r. T. TiueS
, 1860-11-12
5tcam Dpc GGlork5.
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL


II. ,rtrtse1v what 1ts name indicates for Hhief
ln'taaant 10 the taste It i reysviry Ing exhlera
81 laIs1 rcyiytles frln4tafcx and rencwa the biod
lin MI il or{ytnsl purttv and thus resn5e4 ahdi
rendess tllr system. iuyulnerabie to attacks Of!
\ lli.cric 1t Il the only propagation ever offered
u to lie world in popilar firm SO As 10 be With
lin the reach ct ALL So chemically and sk!hl1yt 4
Icomb1neA Nj 10 bcthe most pow erful tonic. aadi !
n tyck Win 1Iiy IAws Or sHrckk. ANp HrNcs1
=, t,,isr4stye orrsns and aiiav ali nervous and
T. otcE irritation. It t. also perfectly exhilesatlnr
i 9]!nasItude Or drpEgtaion Of sriy1ta 1t Ia conf
G1nnseH ent;reiv of ycrctabics and thore|
thoroughly combining puxcftal 1onis and !
At |neyer future. Such remedy has long bccnE
Ii |islt 10 be- desjac:stum IL lie ned!cai wufjd
n both by thu Thoroughly skilled tn medicsl sci
r trhttv. f0r il urcfS no medical estI .,r knOwf
eigc even 10 sec tIat debility f1IIous ali ntackr
OF tdise4se. and Iay1 the unEaarded syHtcn areAf
IL, tle attacks 0f many oi the no+t danEerousI
q Ia Which noor xt,tfcrius hrlanty il r,nstanf!y
Iiahtc Si,rh h,r rxsi,,rfe ~ ij,r fnIIowin. i
,.nnsur,ntIon Hr,erhtIi.. INDIGESTION. i}yspsni
.sh1itv @ .nraIri, (. ;.,,tai,n n III. i:,.1i
Wsfa -ch.,tr uvn1,t,.Iris NiI.).f Ss;+sts 1nn1
,"n1 i:tain"! mi I'll fsrat r;"ss ~ s.as.- -,
Yt Ilcnsfaiy fntalii iu.ate nded TO in lme. .eavdFE
sisn frer ncrs1,vrmrnf. ar rnrnitiiy .t,f
tiIr"r e:ni3,nints ui.tas-, nf tlis Ki,lnrys
n ;caiiins u inconllneEce nf tie ETiac o. shy
Il Palms In the Hack side and bes~ee the sEout
flnrs I'rcdJsposIll,r 10 slight Cuids, Nacaih.}
md conttnue,: cHagh Inac,a,;.n ;n;.' iiSnits u
many more k.ill buI nc have ,rt..:t only 10 ssy
- lit will uur only cure the debility following 4
m Chllls and Fever but prove nj als attacks art-in.
u rom silasmatiG iHausnce.: anu ease ll's Ms
s,sa s alss,y =! efy. III nas ,sy un!n tc b1 H.
f1StEQ, nIOuA1nE the Liver 10 hcI11n. pspEQCtHE