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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

GREAr GERMAN MEETING IN BurPALo.-
The Buffalo Commercial, Of the 18th, gives
a iattering report of Ge rman Republican
meeting held IN that city the evening before
1t pronou nces It the largest meetlngyet con-
vened IN that city during the campaign.-
The Wide-Awakes were out to add TO the
effectiveness of the display, together with
the usual accompaniments OF banners and
Bands. The Commercial says:
/ "rhis meeting, one of the most splendid
night gatherings we have ever known, was
got up without preliminary parade and on
short notice. twas purely Germas, all the
officers, speakers, speeches and audience
being German. As an indication of the
deep and earnest enthusiasm which peryade
our German co-laborers in the good cause
it affords every encouragement. Wher
such meetings are convened, look out 70
majorites as large.
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|bylTrasks Magnetic Ointment apply TO the
psyts affected and small OF the back. @
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the Ointment freely to the forehead
and temples and back OF the neck, also TO
soles of the feet aud palms OF the hands. 1t
will relieve the severest Headache in thirty
minutes. Read advertisement in this pa.
per. [July l3th.-3m.
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spttial 1lotitrs.
THE GREAT DEBILITY REMEDY

To any observer the fact has been and is ap.
parent that AL the inhabitants (pariicularly
the female por,ion) of the rich aluvial country
OF the South and West, are subject to the ma
larious influence Of the soil and climate. and
pass large portion Of their lives in that I'M
pleasant condition, Of neither sickness nor
health. which is termed General Debility"
The whlc system is dcpressed buoyed up
perhaps, 10 some extent, during tho Winter
months, but on the arrival of summer. brought
down to this unpleasant stage, where all act
ivity or labor is undergone without single
ray of health, prime health. to enliven exist.
encc. Depressed and dispiritcd even, if they
still have constitution enough to keep about,
yet they feel at times that life is almus, Il bur
then. What. then, is at the bottom of al thisl
II IL depression Of the whole nervous system,
and II II finally generates what we term dis.
ease (though of itself 1t is diSeasc), IN some II
VIII he Dyspepsia, in some Liver Complaint,
In others Sick Headache, NC, just IN accord.
ance with the constitution and temperament
If the person, or in some instances with hered.
itary developments.
In the fact. then. OF this first cause, this af.
lection of the nerves, lies the reason why the
EAST lNpIA DYSrErsIA CURE cnnquers all these
complaints: il renews the tone and vigor Of the
nervous system, and VIXEN this strength is
given, Nature performs her own cure in her
own way. And tn this is due the elasticity oi
muscle and the elevation of spirits following
the use Of this medicine.
For the truth of this. ask your neighbors,
who have tried 1t. For their names, or the
Medicine 90 tu
a. LANGwORTHY, .fgnt,
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The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier

CINCINNATI, July I, 1858.
Dr. Z. W. ROpAcK Dear sir In rrply
to inquiries made of me, il gives me pleas
IRE to say, that Mrs. ". Atlee, 20 { the Society
OF Friends, and widow OF the late DR.. Atlee,
oil Cincinnati, previous to her going East,
expressed her con nidence in the efficacy of
your Scandinavian Remedies, and the bene.
ht she derived from using them. She had
been suffering from general l,rostration at
tunes, being over seventy six years of age,
and Opthalmia and Inflammation of the
Face. Various remedies were resor,.J IN
without relief, when some friends recon.
mended course OF your Scand dnavian Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills They had the de.
sired effect, and she was considered as re.
stored to health.
| know many who have used your medi.
clneS, and speak decidedly Of the benefit,
derived, thus testifying Of their rrnova,inr
influence in purifying the blood and giving
vlsor and energy TO the system. They have
my coidial apptobatiOu.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

DESPERATE DOUGLAS DEvIcE.--rhe South
ern excursion passed through Marshall,
Michigan, on Monday, when the Douglas
ties, thinking to make some capital, printed
large number Of handbills. purporting to
come from the Republicans, invoking the
spirit of John Brown, and filed with the
grossest insults Of Southern party. 1t was
the intention to circulate these bills in the
train when it arrived, but the Republicans
getting wind of the matter. a hundred o
=, them rallied round the depot and effectualil
guarded it from the approach Of the Squat
r teTites.
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EVEN those who arc in the endowment of
perfect health, frequently have need to have
recourse to tonics as preventives of disease
We are never too well armored agans, the
assaults Of "the ills that flesh is heir to."-
Snch an invieorator they may find in HOS
TETTER'S BlTTERS "A medicine that
cannot he taken regularly without giving
V'thIity and elasticity to the system At
'hls season, particularly, the stronges, man
Is not proof against the malarin, in certain
sections OF the country. In all eases of Fe.
yer and Ague, the BirrEps is more poten,
than any amount ofquinine. while the mos,
dangerous cases Of Bilious Fever Weld TO il,
wonderful properties. Those who hayet
ed the medicine will never use another. fo
any OF the ailments witch the HosrgrrEy
biTTERs processes to subdue. Tothose wh,
have not made the experiment, we cord,all
recommend an early application 10 the Bit
ters, whenever they are stricken by disease
Of the digestive organs.
Sold by Druggists and dealers general,
everywhere.
IL See advertisement in another column
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

LOUISVILLE, August 81. - Letters have
been addressed from Lexington to the New
York Herald aud Charleston Mercury, by
Samuel o. Reid, IT,. of Louisiana. on au
thority of Mr.. Breckenridge, contradicting
the reports of his withdrawal, and saying
that he will, In a few days, reply to ths
slandeIous charges Of his enemies.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24
GEN. AsHLDY's APPOINTMENTS
IN HANCOCK COUNTY.

Gxs. ASHLEY. the Republican candidate for
Congress. will speak in
FINDLAY, Saturday, sept. ~, al p. mn
VAN BURES, Monday, sept. a, at p. m.
He will speak at three other points in the
county, on the 10TH 10th, aud 2ist Of septem
Der. Those places will he designated as soon
m the Central Committee can ascertain the
most suitable points.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

TIE VAN AMBURaH SHow.-We
are requested by the Agent to state
THAT the Van Amburgh Show will
not be here on the 3lst, as adver-
tissd, the Company having con-
olUsad to take q difierep route.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

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The MOUNT BLANCHARD WIDE.
AwAKEs.-All honor is due to the
noble Republicans OF Delaware
township, for the promptneas and
spirit with which they have entered
upon the work Of the campaign
The Wide-A wakes of Mt. Blanch.
ard already number seventy persons
They gave theii first torchlight ex,
hibition on Friday night, the 18th,
under the management of Col.
Grier. There were also eightee n
or twenty Wide-Awakes in uniform
in the procession from Findlay and
Whartonsburg. 1t was truly bril-,
liant affair. There were not less
than five hundred persons present
who were addressed iuring the even
ing by Messrs. McVeigh, Harsh
Beardsloy, Stoughton, Palmer ant
A. IL. Bigelow. There was a pre-
concerted and determined effor
made by set of men and boys o
the Douglas school, to disturb anc
break mp the meeting. But W
should think from the manner il
which it was met, that the Wide
Awake boys of Blanchard wer
worthy Of being called the disciple
of the man who knows how to "spli
rails and maui Democrats" W
shall hear q good account Of Dela
ware in October and Novembe
next.
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EI.IEE IN TEN MINI 81!
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS!
The most certain and specify remedy
eser diScore' ed far all diseases 0f tie
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
mn, Consumption. Bronchitis, In
nurnZn, iI0arseness, Difficult
Breathing, sore Throat,

Breathing, sore Throat,
Sc., &c.
These Waters give the most instlntanco ous
and perfect relief, and when pcrsc vcrcd with
according tu directions, never tail 1" effect
rapid and lasting cure. Thousands have
been restored tn perfect Eealth, who have tri
ed other means in vain. To all classes and all
constitutions they are i blessing and a cure
none need despair, no matter how long the
disease may have existed, nr however severe
IL may he, provided the organic structure ~
the vital organs IL not hupelesSly dcrayed.--
Every one afflicted should give them an i'm,
partial trial.
To NsnlI.ta aud Public Speakers.
these Waters are peculiarly valuable. They
will in oNE nay remove the most severe occn.
homal hoarsrncss; and their regular use for a
few days wlll at all times, increase the p"wcT
and ilcxbility Of the voice, greatly improving
its tone, compass aud clenrness. for which pur
pose they are regularly used by many profess
ional vOcaiists. JOB MOSES,
Sole Proprietor Roche slGr, n. Y
as- Price 81 cents per box.
Noc,Is,s and Public Speakers
Vncalis,S and Public Speakers
viii lind lIryanS Wafcr
VIII find BryanS Wafer
viii lnd Bryan's Watcr
| Invaluable to remove
! Invaluable to remove
| Invaluable to remove
lI0arseness and Sore Throat
HoarSencss and Sure Threat
IIoarseness and Sure Threat
| And give clearness Ia the Voice.
| And give clearncss Ia the Voice.
And give clcarncss Ia the Voice.
| They relieve in ten minutes
They relieve IN ten minutes
They relieve In ten minutes
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds. and AL diseases
] Uf the Chest and Lungs
OF the Chest and Lung,
II OF the Chest and Lung'
Sold by all Druggists
Snld hy all Druggists
Sold by all Druggists
i At 25 cents a DO,
At % cents "A boz
4 May I, lSG0.-GGm
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Important to Females
DIR. CHI HEESEM ANS PILLS.
Prcpnrcdby Cornelius T.. checscman, NJ. ID.
NEW YORK CITY.


The combination of ingredients in these
pills is the result ar u long and extensive prac'
tico. They arc mild in their operation, and
ertain IN correcting all irregularities, Paine
ful MenStruatious. removing all instructions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache,
pain in the side, palpitnton of the heart, dis
tu,liod Ileap, which arises from interruption
| Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
| Or. ChcosGnan SPi lis are invaluable, as they
viii bling on the monthly period with regular
ity. Ladies' who have been disappointed IN
tho uso of other pills, can place the utmost
confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing al
Lloy represent to do.
Il NOTICE.
They should not he used during Pregnancy
: as miscarriage would certainly resultthere
IRON.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free froI
b, anything injurious to life or health, Explici
y directions, which should be read, accompan
G each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on o.
n closing tl to tho General Agent. Sold by oI
a Druggist in overy town In the United States
Il n. 3. HUTCHINGS,
- General Agent for tho United State
los CHAaBERs Srnggr, NEw YogK,
To whom all Wholesale orders should bo a
dressed. 3. Id by
lr j. :. !. hASaT3srHS' BsNNIs. FnplAr, oni'
vi January IA, ls50.--lly
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Mn. Enron: Al meeting OF the Find.
lay Masonic Lodge, No. 227, held at theii
ball, on Wednesday evening, August 18th,
A. u. 1850. the following preamble aud re-
solutions were adopted aud ordered to be
published:
Whereas, it has pleased Divine Provi.
dence 10 again visit us with an affecting
diSpenSa' ION, in the removal from among us
of one of the hrIghlest ornaments of the
Church, a kind husband, an indulgent faith
er, and an exemplary Mason. therefore
Resolved, That We deeply deplofe the
termination OF a career whose promise Of fu
ture brllliancy aud usefulness is seldom
equalled.
Resolved, That in his death this com.
munlty has lost much-cstcemed citizen,
and the Masonic fraternity, loved and hon.
ored brother, whose uniform Kindness and
ama5llity OF character were only equdlled
by his unielgned plety.
Resolved, That IN his life we have a most
worthy exrmpll ficatlon of the great tenets o
our order, and an example worthy OF our
imitation.
Resolved, That the family OF our deceased
brother have our sincere sympathy IN thei
deep bereavement, aud that We will still b,
what in all ages we have been "the wild
ows' and the orphans friend"
III. Z. c. SCllUTTEE,
1
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~" All, especially young men. should
read the advertisement Of the new "Nation-
al Dispensary' at Cincinnati, in another
columa
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Your obedient servant,

Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been deyot, ed
lahnier IN the cause Of Christianity, in Gin
clnnati, for more than thirty years, aS almost
every old Cinclnnatian knows Such trs,i.
mony' from such Sourcc, is not to be- PASS.
ed over lightly. No other Proprietary Rem.
ed'rS ever presented TO the public, ever re-
celved tithe Of the communication from
MEN OF STANDING, IN every walk of
l'ir' that mne have done. See advertise.
ment.
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The above resolutions have re.
ference to the death OF Jacob T. Ca
pies, late Presiding Elder Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Of this
place.
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Tcsti" on a1s.


ais 80 SINGLE iNsrASCE NAVE POUND THE
RgsgDy To FAIL Dr. ChuTchH
"The Hypophosphites possess TliF rowEn op
INCREASING NERVE FOHCE. ANp rROMurE TIIE
FUNCTION oR NUTRITION; thov tend tn produce
- Dr. l.. y. N,rim.
"Cascs n.conirmed Pulmonary Consumption
NGE CSIFoHNLY nESEFITrEp by the free aud ron.
finued use OF the illPUpilOSpHi'rES."- - ~
+. Ciark. W. u.
care most appropriate Remedies in large
class of affections. RESf'L TING FROW 4
LOSS or NERTOFS FORCE."-r Boston
liedicm u Surgical JOurnHi.
"wINCHESTERS nYPOPHOSpIIITES arc
unexcoptionablc in their preparation. - I'm.
Druggists Circular.
''Mr. WINCHESTER H. WORTHY OF ALL
CONFIDENCE and devotcs himself enthusiast
ically io these preparations in AL their variety
of rumhina tions, PRED REp
STRICTLY ny DIR. CrrRCunI.S METHOD" >"
-[D. Neredih Rrssr, W. D.,'NeT York.
Or. CHURCHILL S WORK ON CONSUMPTION
Is NOW READY. Price II cents. NEW
CIRCULAR. just issued. contains complete in.
formation in regard tn thiS new treatment and
will he sen, grais to all iuquirers. Make no
dclay-writc at once.
All orders and inquiries promptly attended
tn. Address J. WINCHESTER.
Sole General Depot in the United States
~ John street, New York.
an For sale by
ISRAEL GREEN, Druggist.
FtSDLAY, Ohio;
And by all respectable Druggists.
Septpmbpr ~, l2tn
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.


For all the purposes of a Purgativo Medicine.
FoR CosrIvESEss;
ToR THE CUnE OF DYSPEPSIA;
fon JAUNDiCE;
EOR THE CURE OF ISDIGEsrIoS;
FoR HEADACHE;
FoR THE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
FoR Foul SroMNCNu;
FuR THE CCRE OF ERYsIPELAs;
FOR The lilies;
For THE CURE OF SCRoFrLA;
FOn ALL SCnofUL0Cs COMPLAINTS;
FOR THE CUnE or RnEUMATIsM;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
For THE CUnE oE LIVER COMPLAINT;
FoR DnoPsY;
fon THE CunE OF TETTIn, TuMons, AND SALT
RHEUM;
Fon WORMS;
For THE CURE or GoUr;
FOR 4 DINNER PILL;
IoR THE CURE or NEuRNLGIA;
FoR PURIFYING TuE BLOOD.
They arc sugnr-coatcd, so that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
hest apcrcnt in tho world for all tho purposes OF
II family physic
Price rs conts per Box; Five Boxes for 500.
Great Numbers Of Clcrgymcn, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent pcrs0nagcs have lent
their names 10 certify The unparalleled useful.
ness of these remedies, hut our space here will
not permit III" insertion of them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN Al
MANIAC in which they are given; with also iul
descriptions of the above complaints. and tli'
trcatm; Ut that should be followed for their cnr.
do not bc put oil by unprncipcd dealers with
other preparations they make morc prsit on
Demand Ayers. AMI take M Others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, and they
should have il.
All our Remedies are for sale by
A. LANGWORTHY, I. GREEN.
|. VI. Il N. NJ. HELLER, Van Du en
ID. PETERS & SON, Arcadia;
II. WATKINS, Vanlue;
HENDERSON a. SONS, Mt. Blanchard
February Is, tS59.-ly.
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ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,

This new style offers more ample guarantee
against tho many impure amt d,icterious pre-
pdrdtions palmed oil under tho name of Hypo.
phosphtes. which are SPURIOUS, rRkULU.
LENT, and calculated to ENDANGER THE
HEALTH AND LIVES or SUFFERERS.
The thousands who wish to avail themselves
of this Remedy, p'rpared after DR.. ChurchWs
method, can now obtain II in bottles nearly
DOUBLE THE SIZE NJ that heretofore sold by
me, making IT the cheapest, az r,R asth most Fl.
fcacious, treatment for Pulmonary and Nervous
Diseases ndw known to Medical Science. BIZ.
WARE OF NIL OTHERS, no matter who Of.
fcrs them to you, aud says they are just as goo,i
as mine. Ny fac simiie is ON both label and
,vra
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24
INFLAMED OR SORE EYES.

A. G. Gushing, of South Bend, Indiana,
"the. .assy Magnetic Ointment is the only
remedy in use here for Inhamed Eyes. The
Auditor Of our county has so much faith in
its curative powers in this disease. that he
not only highly recommends it. but offer.
to forfeit the amount paid for it in eaci
case. if it fails OF cure"
PILES.
Piles which are at this season OF the yea
particularly troublesome, are cured at one
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24
Pimples on the Face, and Skin Dis
eases.

Dire generally caused by Animalculm bur
roughed in the skin. Doctor Trask' Mag
netic Ointment by its powerful and pene.
tratlng qualities, destroys every ves,ise o
them, restoring health and beauty to the Skin
wherever applied, removing Tan and Freck
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Keen /, before the People,

That the Democratic leaders in
Hancock. county, have positively
declined the invitation Of the Re-
publican Central Committee to dis.
cuss the political issues Of the day,
on the stump. The great Douglas
humbug has not a champion among
all its enthusiastic admirers, who is
bold enough to go before the honest
masses Of the country, and submit
to q candid comparison with the
principles Of the Republican party.
They have been twice fairly chal'
lenged. The first offer they de-
clined, the second they left unan
swered. The reason is obvious. -
They are conscious OF the unsound.
uess of their principles. They know
TOO, tha. the doctrines Of the Repub.
lican party commend themselves to
the wisdom and sound Judgment Of
intelligent men, whenever they are
fairly and impartially presented. -
Hence their unwillingness to issue a
call to their own party, to men Of
all parties, to come out and hear II
discussion Of the real questions now
before the people. THEY DARE
NOT DO 1T. Their only saliva
ton ia in deceiving the people with
false issues. While the Republican
party is constantly inviting the most
thorough and extensive investi CATION
of its principles, circulating the
speeches OF Stephen a. Douglas, AS
we'll as those of Mr.. Lincoln, and
urging the people to read aud study
tire debates between these two
champions in 1853, the so.calIed
ID, mocracy have been as constantly
laboring to suppress aud discourage
inquiry. Only few weeks ago,
Tor example, the Hancock Co~rier
warned all good Democrats against
attempting to circulate certain po'
iitical paper, and denounced it as
"more dangerous TO the interests OF
the party than the Small-Pox."
What a compliment was this
TO the intelligence of the voters OF
Hancock county. Telling them in
plain English that they should not
read, because they hadn't sense
enough to discriminate and .judge
for themselves. Such ia the policy
of Democratic leaders. There is
nothing they so much dread as Il
free dissemination Of light. And
no wonder. With the "great prin.
ciple" for a platform; the acknow
ledged champion of slavery exten-
sion for their candidate for Presi
dent, and a slavery protectionist fol
Vice President, no wonder they fea
the condemnation of an enlightened
pphl;c aentlment.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been trilod with ant
abused; that their direct tendency is to length
en- life. aud render II enjoyable; thnt, operating
directly upon the poison Of disease IN The blood
they CAUSE SOON no HEAL
and discharge from tho system. every faint OF
ScrOfuLi, whether hereditary or otherwise; -
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SPECIFIC
REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
uypopHOspHlTss 0F LIME AN0 soma.

DIR. CHURCHILL's NEW TREAT
NEWT. -" wINCIlESrERS GENUINE PRE-.
PARATI0N or TUE HYPoPHOsPHITES OF
LIME AND SODA" the Specific Remedy for
Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma, General De-
bility, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Diseases, and
female Complaints, is performing remarkable
curcsall ovoftho country. 1t now put up in
new bottles, nearly double the old size, at the
same price, viz: TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE;
Also an EXTRA gIZE (scr.p ,,,ce hottIpa \ nj
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Relief aud Health tn ycuv s~Sh.s-,
THOUSANDS OF CASES.

II not only relieves the child from p.,in, hut
invigoraie esthe stomach and bowels, corrccts
acidity, and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system. II will almost instantly reliove.
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and restore the heal and strength of the suf.
ferer; that SICK FEMALES,
who have languiShcd for years in helpless
weakness AMI dcSpnndcncy, recupcratc with
great rapidity under their invigoratlng uper
alton: that all sexual disabilities are removed
hy their cotdal and gently stimulating proper
ttna, tht,t thpv rprrllt
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-24

nation VIII ailay ast pssr md tPsskct1e
actor, Band is tFf
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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.

And by all respectable Druggists.
September 81. 1850
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