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Or. Ephnltpll.

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@1fA'rter enes Der erien mbtneu Gp1eeien Ser Der tad
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tl bet 0ern8en Istngeten w. Suran auSentltdlt4 &C.
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0efdbrliAe &ranfbeit.

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eenrumen bat gsGtsbt bdufe ba en unseses S&amBe
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bdrer 6anbeit tu @eendus es @tsies nir anb Der Sob
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@rncertes, 9Ocite, 0taGrs &c.

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so Inb srCbe bekkbe 3peti49sn.
so Req per9erlte. ..r.
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200 3eg neue @ou6iringe,
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icGie Greencrrn, SorbeIen, NubeIn, greS, Sagr &c.
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(SA14S) 81 9.BcI. 9alttntDreIr.
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1877 nb 1853 parn nmpbl in ualit1t 6 QudntI ebr 9e-
fenrete gBuiatre 1859 lit ebenooe prprefeno Oabur
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200 y 0odbemer, gSabenbeimer unb 9lnbere.
100 SAT- qort- sReine (5entdtOn) 50 Cts. Die GalOne
10 30. bn. 9otalotten IS DO.
so be DO. 8ursunber 81 DO.
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81 @t8 6is 81 bic SlaI1e. ...r-
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g8eine.
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SransSFdn ulanone 81 SO per 0usenb 81 bic SoI6e.
So Riten G6ten Que be Wontebenp. ~
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liden Snareoie13en pfferire i9 fol9enbe Nrtl:
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alter rensr 8o81en- Otp unb @erle SnappS BON T5
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nebme iDlGe ~eau nidt befreoi8eno 3urid.
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Suport9Ir uitb Oetaoteur
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<)r. c9oDnItolr,
Der etuSi9e 2lr5t, lpelber an3et9t.
(litabItrt UOr a4tisM 9abrsn.l }

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enttett Regen lae gentle anbetteu S&wds i'm ndn unh
@tebru unfrcmtutel admen1 gesunsn Ter Sdmcrjen
IN yemen Nereu urinbld bs Nerufs bet
p8dnifbsn 8dft es Rrpenretjes Der RppF 8ur6e Naten
QautRrdnth Gaer ener l6en eb4l otf seweu
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ttrtUpren n setrte sebetlt trT sdntnbfen
HoauJeu perubtsu S6wd6 &Da tuttpr berpcrbruesn
r &te u08 MAIDEN une u!sst ben RSrper un6 StEu ser
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Galtjnlorc=2ctF= S5Olpital.

Qjt9yinpct sur llnterorudun8 Der QuadIal6eret.
Der ctnjge QlaB tpp etne 6etlun8 erIannt
tperpen farm.
Qtncerun9 tn iebs Stltnbet.
5teiu Quedtber, pas eaers @eiuneRett BOZ
lenps rutntrt.
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@erbeirutbete Yerlonen,

eber SeI8s wsb F pertetroben bsabNaseu uab @ sss
tcr Strds eines Sineerutes bewust nb IG-
su unprrtu8Itb Dr, 1sbnhpn su Otdtbt teten
Nur ptnhcrnit geen Ote be pbs Fc Dbsr ets 8errns,
Wttdrteti Der Nefpn 8tttern EnD wa6t Cber GrBpuns
er lbredteu Nrt l5uu furtrt Derentee peIner
til Der SbdneIune 6urprgs Dr. Sphnpu unter;ett
aun bm ais etnem Shrnmanne pbne nr6 G ansertraurn
une su9erhtt duf ns drstIt6C @el6dlt&tett SrlGen.
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CSunae gD}dnner,

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setiJen 8rdfte peruthtet. &C.
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Die Stufen binauI.
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tru8erttt W10n1he burdtrebene pnb 8eenDe Guafaber
S6uhfder Sepde S5trageursnteer unb 2ampenpuSer
nsnnen b 9elmdst9 Ncr;te unH laurrn ansOaen Dr.
JPhHfrn Huf tn rer 9abe.
N& Nls Srtefe mullen ttnsu ppfStGmp enttoIttn.
@int 0eilun9 in 2 Iagen 5u9efAert.
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Mn iSrempe.

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BITE 5etuue UDu eept1n raptbeten dnIea Sne ittel nnS
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Hns snsn gef-Stamp tneslssa gRe Gs aaspprtISrssen
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8elpapers Su bea1ten f!

Dr Spbrpu best aaen Dcnsn ItiHt afe an tIde G Sur
e eebmc nb uRnGturlt6e Self un6 RDrpr aerf6renb fur
bic Wrbt BITE @eaiaft unb bt Gbe unabs n,aaensc Qatr
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Symphonic ter S6pneiutt 4
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teenfen hdB etn eeunSer Gf unb etn seunter Der Ste
upttpeneGfep &rprberne sur etsIt6en 9lIfets nb 9a
obne eee wtre he Ref bes 3bens sur raurteen pser
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rtrh er9rthen WerpRpn9 uIb mdnhUheu Betrd6tun-
gen eas uns oe Bresben eI6e Anbsre eeneeeu perwee
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Sunae 2eute,

BE 6 bur teirItGe 2aar sef6d6t taten te lie 70 pff Sp
b6fen 9euten per tn Der Su ernen uua eeren 6retn Fe
udtlt8 ipureH elbf TIM 56IaE eur@ ppaapntn btt penn
Hneebetlt bic Gbt unmbelh MAIDEN R6rper uue Self erS
rem. paten ipfprt bic n6tbtssn Sdrttte tbun. 'i'F
0e S6aee bas stn uHser gfann bic 5rnuus ues eaube$
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2tbens lpseerteu rrben 1 bur@ be psen ner @brrune
pom Yase ber NatT 5EIte perpneH rItn bspOr &c entre
ten tn BITE E-- tt-t;- -+if.-.~
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llrtbeiI Der preFe.

Die bt SGenb rel&t pdbrtnb Issn ebenirtu Sabre
tn br Mnfa iurtrt pIrben une ee rae wtttger wune-
SPsrattpnsn psiat S epnaOn Sasnsrts Ine enen
pOprn eas gubum ptfhre0lten gsaIen unterrd rrbt
ttt fetn Nuf ais &brendnn tn e3ua auf @baror urS
@tpntufStett ab fur &etssnbe etne bnrstaenbe erdbr
4
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gtetts,

G$ gilt Se rnenSe uub unbebeutente 0uaffnlber wsIh
I'D ale &er dneeN nub Or SpbnhDns Mnunbtaunaer ecs
SbubFtfer Stefelwbr 9ampenpuser u, T. H. erbdrn
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len Deuddff Der Ueotstu benz ntetrahn Berufe beter
@ st reSemdste sebtlbe Merite tturen BEN nerbrener
unt uts 4rss Abnsneen 4 ahfbrdnsen bic Geunbbet Ner
pel6e an9ntr 9Det tn tbt Sdubt 9ratben aeriuofdsen
unf rutntrn Or 9panpu bait sS eBbab fur uStpeTba an
trudbner be'Uusrs fur Scde us nit enen ufe unbefGnn
Sffee bdngen. ~ 4 f,l .tF~ 's'o ~ l."'''
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@etfts:

Die f6red&n gDtrtuueen bes Qders Inh Jesr ,u frtcn
9erluf hes Geol6tnes 8srwrrus SStn Gebradtb Der
@etestrafte bpt aRnnEen &bnftsnng prr Der @ejtaita
Su@t nGH &nlamett wttBranea Sesen @ eba tur&amtett
&C. Iinb etntee Der ih!tmnen SoIetn,
&aunb pDn gerjpnsn eSn AIts f5nneu lest tsurttttls
aus Teer urGe tbrt eubbct aSntmm e bre Rraft YER
re 6pab bld nerSGs nh atsetebrt erben nhs lie etue
esenpmI6s &rlbetnns BITE Iuseu ben 5uRn Hnb bte %
aeuten Der NuS3ehrun6 bdbeu.
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cSmltms GpnroS's

30. s. @-6rebrtb ftr, neben ser pttbetter.S ali e
Sr6pien @beraiien 8uteSelieSn, cmie ale III baS @ebe
Der uberen Gbusi alben 9tanpuatOuer erbe, prompt H.
b9 onSgeiabrt @pa9e 8ecugsn bel gat;cit ttlie6c man
9e69t 9tQnuber ob8eu BeBeS Cbe @ta0e Smits ron
Subbmcer 0errn Enapp gu MAIDEN. Np24JI
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SGocb 2Sreutc1t

.aa s.e SIdcb Nrentcu a
GoS I6nene9cnbe 8remer di ,Gueltne, "Gopt Srert@s
miro prompt mad Ct9en 9afen rpeb g8c9cn 5rad5t pcer
Yaia9e menoe man m an ben @apdn Scrb, Senberious
Bsrits, 6eaS Point o6er an Son aapf1 Nrens
Gp24,2w &c. % Germauir
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BALsAMIo CORDIAL,

The great standard msdiciaeso acquired
their great popularity only through years Of trial unboundse
satisfaction is rendered by them all cases. and people have
pronounced them worthy.
Liver COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuEnICE, nEBII.
IrY OF THE NNRyoUs SYSTEM, DISEASES OF TN
kIDNEYs, and all diseases arising from disolercd liver
weaknessof the stomach digestive organs are speedily ana
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs
The BALsAMIc coRDIALAas acquired reputation spr
passing that Of any similar preparation exap It will cure
without fail the most ard COUGH COLD
Or HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEUMONIA, 1NC1P1ENr CONSUMPTION, aud has per
formed the most astonishing cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
few doses will also snd cure the most
D1ARRHEA proceeding ffon Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. O. NJ. JACKSON Co.,
No AIS Arch street Philadelphia Pa and are sold By drug
gsts and dealers in medicines everywhere IS cents net bot,
tie. The signature Of g. NJ jackson will be or the outside
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually The proprietos caed
EFERYBoDy's ALMANAC you will find and com
mandatory notices from all pats country These Alma
macs are given away II all our agents. ..~
j. WRIGHT 4 co, Agents.
q and l5l Charities street.
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Mothers.

Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
DIR, E1T0A7S LhF4WgILE e0RUkAE
and Why because IL aeyer fails t. afford instantaneous relief
when glen p tine laet'as e By maggie ma t alone
willcouriuee yon that whawe sag is trae II coptstna
NJ PAEEGoRIC or oPfArE
Of any kind aHdthereoTe relieves by removing the erpes
child instead Of BY deaeHiag its sensibifi.s For M
saSon i commends slf rs tie ony reaba preparation NOW
known toE VhioFgn 1ssAiag pferrhea pyssnerT gripping
ia the Bowels, Aeld4 tic Stomach in he TT3
and Group also for Stftennetbe Gums Reducing Iuaaauon
Resht;iRg tile B9wet and Relieving Pain 1t has no eonaI
being an anttspasmoio used nth upang all
eases oil CONFUSION Or other Fs As vape life and
health of your children and wish 10 save them from tio 80
hghng consequences which certain 10 result from
of narcotics of which all other remedies for InanIe Com
plants ere composed take Dr. Eatons Innle Cor
dial THIS yon ean rely upon II spertccy harmless and
not iure the delicate infant: Price Is cents Fp dree
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
-. No 100 Broadway, New York
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

The CANVASS IN NoRTH ALABAaA.-.Tere Gem
ems afad John y. M0fydn.--The discussion between
these two gentlemen "came of at Huntsville on
Monday Of last week, as per previous announce
ment. The Huntsville Independent, of Saturday,
contains pretty full report of the speeches, but
we have not room for any portion of the report.
Of the speech Of Col. Clemens, the Independent
says: THE style was of that vigorous, ornate and
truly eloquent character which is rarely equailed
by any speaker in our country He concluded
long before his audience became wearied, and
amid the most hearty cheers.n From the same
paper we copy the following paragraph:
. True as Preaclting.-Col Clemens stated one
fact in his mastery speech here on Monday tss
that should open the eyes Of the. nNuIar should
that should be pondered by eye
his country. SlayehodeTv was but a little over
think of 1t.
In ls4s the s under Tyler's administration, who
fV90. as Wing, bnt turned Democrat, it ill.,
In fopfo more than 50 600!
was -four years under Polk, it increased to more
!, Mt four years. under Fillmore, itfea Of TO less
?. M 1885, o0!l
d Dea four years. under Pierce, it increased to
% thsi 1, 34I, 000!i
~ lch facts al these need no comment Sensible
sign can read and understand. II is fact plain as
I. \. light that the tendency ofDemoeratic rulers is
acrease the slavery agitation and to endanger
show it, and everybody knows it. We were
by the fire-eaters and secessionists in 1856 that
ard Fillmore was an abelitionist, and yet the
lrds of the country show that he did more to
| ahotionism than any other President. How
will the people be galled by these hypocrites,
"a a every act tends to hasten our country to the
: - X Of ruin,
gw CASpipATEs.-We have received a new
pagn paper, called the Democratic Expositor,
ished at Washington City. Does the reader
pose this Democratic sheet is devoted to Brock
aronneage and Lane or Douglas and Johnson2 II so,
J 5.oFsis mistaken Whom, then, does it support ?
y III and Everett2 Not bit OF it. It carries al
head the names of Andrew johnson, of Ten.
'ecassee, for President, and I. g. Seymour, of Con
\ .seiieut for Vicepresdent. The next question is
es Mr.. johnson consent TO The use OF his name
en- fo is he net playing false with Mr. Yancey and
Nv !. Bgeekinrdgeg We desire light upon this sub
: ut. Rave we three Democratic candidates among
memphis Bulletin.
No Goa meeting Of Americans was held a
" iyuora, Erie county, last Saturday. of old wheI
e sons OF God came together for honorable pur
oeases Satan came also among them. So in the
eatsesent case lot of Black Republicans presented
semselyes at the meeting with view to persuade
ciasse Americans to vote for Lincoln. The
1iigingy allowed Dir. Hunt, Gen. Scroggs andi Il
Arlt0n Spragne to speak, and at the close of the
I'D aeetng passed the following resolution two voices
scttetdaly being heard in the negative:
Res0lced, That this meeting fully approve Of the
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ss-sse shas mo rnlng,s supplement.


SATURDAY Well, Saturday has come again, and
the usual exodus of our citizens will of course
follow. The most pleasant and refreshing way of
spending thirty-sx Of forty eight hours Is to take
the jackson Railroad tars this morning at o'clock,
this evening at 4o'cloek and at o'clock, and
speed away for the pine woods of Mississippi at
raining an elevation BIT about four hundred and
twenty-five feet above our good city-high up in
the country air, this will he. We can travel to
Canton, Miss, 206 miles, and back on Monday.
Exeufsorists can stop at either of the twenty viii
lagos on the line Of the road and receive the ad.
Tantages Of the country air. The accommodation
trainbf the jackson Railroad leaves at O'Clock
M for Magnolia, nFnety-sight miles distant stop
ping at the ten stations this side. AT Magnolia
there Il one Of the most comfortable and best
managed hotels in the country, offering all COM
forts and appliance Of q first-cIass house. The
oars arrive there al O'Clock r NJ, and leave
twice daily. So exeursionists can return ON Sun
day evening Or Monday morning Charges are
moderate, for which . full and adequate return is
given, which il more than can be credited to some
other conveyances.
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au6 2ptr
VVrigEst's Esejttuenatiag Eiieir.

Canst thou administer mind diseased asked the great
dranatst Yes and pluck from the heart the rooted
sorrow, too ~ WRIGHr'S REJUYENATING ELIXIR has
such marvellous power in esscitang the dropping energies
that is alike an invaluable boon both The assde
and debility the hysterc and tainns prevalent among the
gener need not exist when that valuable restorative
liquid, and should be present the toilet from
the deeteious minerals usual with cosmetics the greatest
vegetable restorative that has been nows ben
eft Of the debtated portion Of the human family Sold by all
respectable druggists throughout the United States Canada
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
81 and Isl Charres street
aul3 2pSteod<W Sole Proprietors
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The KxHlsTRy LAW. Our friends must not over
sooE the necessity Of having their names registered
according 10 law, in order to entite them to vote
III the November election. Those who are to give
their first vote in November should see to it at
once; and those who change their residence pre-
vions to the three months preceding the election,
are required 10 have their certificates properly
altered. The oice of the Register is in the base
mart Of tho City Hail. and will be more convenient
to attend to the registry at this time than to put it
OF TO the last moment
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sANFoRD's
LIVER TIG 0RAT TOR
Neyer DcbfIitnfes,


tits compounded entirely from Gums and has
tabsed fact Standard Medicine known and approved all
that have used it, and resorted to with confidence all
the diseases for which II is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two years who had
given up hopes of relief the unsolicited cerf
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted TO the temperament of the indyid
taking used in such quantities gently the
Bowels.
Lethe dictates of Judgment guide in the nse of the
Liver Invigorator, and II will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea, Summer Complaints
Dysentey Dropsy Stomach Habtna Costvenes Choc
Cholera Cholera obus Cholera Infantum Flatuence Jaun
dice Female Weaknesses may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine It will Sack Headache, las
thousands testify in twenty minutes If two or three tea
spoousful taken commencement of attack. All who
II are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix water the mouth with the Inggorator and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle. =.
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Ut Cures at Once.

The quickest and the suest remedy is Of best
hence in such disorders piles salt rhen scrofua and
ia fact every kind Of cutaeous epon cuts wounds bruises
old sores erysipeas, and all Of the same genus DALEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is the only real quick and
efec'ual cure to be obaned Try once you will never
be without It,
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT IL CO.,
q AID ISL ohartres street
Sole Agents for the South to whom all orders should
be addressed. au13 2p3teodk1tW
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aa-sprfng and summer Medseine-The

RJ~sprfng and Summer Medicine = The
ber eff the body often soft and relaxed after the bracng
cold Of Winter Is withdrawn and If sickness attacks Is
in the form of antipg, apopexy, fevers, inflammation and
acute rhematisms Because this all the humos
corrupt from any sudden check the perpation from
cosvenes stoppage usual evacuation than
rights cleanse the blood from those crudes which the cold and
want of of Winter have locked in the bowels and
solids Of the body and which If not timely expelled produce
tumor costiye.cs Consumption and an early death
When, therefore, you feel chness assitue dizziness pains
the head lose time swallow four ak eight
Of BRANDRETH'S YEGET ABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Soon cheerfpness win dispace anxiety and health disease
And remember these Pills entirely vegetable and harmless
for the weakest strongest bnt able search and
all Impurities, leaving the blood pure 1t
first parents
These celebrated Pills sold Is per box, with full
directions 29i Canal street New York Dr. Brandrets Of
dce and by J. WRIGHT CO. Nos q and 15l Charres
street and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
au3 2p2taw. EeowW-lm
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sandford,s Family oatfartIe Pills,

Compounded pure Vegetable Extracts put npn Glass
Cases. air tight, end will keep in any climate.
The Family Catharic Pill gentle active Cathartc
Ehc proprietor has in his practice twenty
The constantly
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which all express
gard their has induced place them within the reach
Of The Profession well know that Cathartics act
on different portions of the bowels
Family Cathartic Pill has with due
established fact been Compounded from variety of the pures
Vegetable Extracts which alike every the ane
canal and good safe in oh where Catharc
is needed, such he Stomach Sleepness
the Back and Ions veness Soreness
the whole body from sudden cold, which frequently
neglected. end in of Fever Loss of Appetite Green
Sensation Of Cold the body ResleSsness Headache or
Weight in the Head, all Infamnaory Diseases Worms in
Children Adults Rheumatism great Purifier OF the Blood
and many diseases which flesh heir
mention this advertisement, Dose, s. Price, Dime
The Liver nvgoator and Family Cathartic Pills retaled
by Druggists generally and sold BY the trade in all the large
towns
7. W. SANFORD, NJ. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor,
| 1856 Broadway, N Y.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
l Wholesale Agents,
mS&W And sold by svsry Druggist,