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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
FRESH CAPE LIME.

90 BAHRELs Superior quality, inst s,yi
GVO we'd large Bstrsls) spd f,r sale a,
tbs ts.d, rlous aud Lime depot 81
junsis JOSHUA HEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
GUM DROPS.
r.EECtrEs.
uATsf rIATstt
iaONffpOstf

FWVN FWOWTT
10000 sss ~. s:"1 sssr r.s.. Sc. w e..
itsh " ~ be- ssls IN airy quantity " suit VI.
van. y undersitps ny osf customers that We s,s
No, grins u be vnssfsgd In this psrte.l., t,..sh
snd We W ND ssk thsr " sse-ttsia, sna com
psrs prices before purchasing.
MVNTAN q MATTA,
dects uafAvste foynst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
beware OF Cown,,,s.,,..

Ip' wM, npaEL are sole agents for J. u
~ McAuline's Good Samaritan.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
uUsT aEcEtvED,..A ,s- .,,,,, ., We.

IUsr HEcEtvED.ssA rev supply N wl,..
~ snd hfsndies vhieb shsf " The public &c
ysine pure shd unsgsltefstsa.
~" Hosss BEST Tsbis Oiaret wine;
! tssk lure old Port Wineasola ~ The
bottle ~ gslou. expressly fpf pedleirsl purposes
q Barrels Estrs "HsssfveJ Old Beur bon''
WHISKY warranted psfei
saeby n. 40. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
. ALE AND PORTER.

Ck CASKS ueruina iniia Pale Ale, 10 do
81 Musf . sons Rps,siina Ale 10 usss.
un'nnss. Dubiin Etual nusshs kpsys,'s Lass,
hse'--fr' sale Al reduced ptiess,
mayo rD 4 wM noatL.
New Store. opposite the old stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

pssss.,s s-d U.sseitss.
HAVE tast opsned very large assortment Z
Il these goods. W H. pHiiffts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
lallp o5altttr anO Comet.
sAros ROUGE.

FHipAydia'iiiiniiiaiA AUGUST 10. 1890
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
GLASS WARE.

tontrrH, TumnLrRa. Champagne aissse..
~ Wine and uotdisl ulassps, beeastsrs. MT
tst BOTTLES, eytup Pitchers, uehs Stands, nowis,
eslts, Nsrpies. Water bottles, lamps. ate.
juiylT'sw ripEh a hHAbronp.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

A FULL assortment ~ these soods sss nov h.
"A tgnnd ~ my store, slso lstge mp ~ bt /.
toes, Msfcslles Trimmings, ard Bfsias
apis W. D. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
NEW GOODS

Iusf OPENED, fresh assortment ~ ~ IA.
~ faddletT, consisting ct Ladies' u
uentlenen sud Bore ssiiesi Btidies ~
various tirds. ~, bnggr aud uuaeh WHIPS H.,
VsttisHr, wagon sud iiutsei Carriages 90 chit
d'sri made est'a s,frrri Fsner uafps, BARS n
lesihst Ard velvet htivls hl,sts R,est variety.
lesthe'-rhsmris, etc
Having bruRh, The sbpve H-rds direct from, he
manufactures eau cell them 80 cheap as snF
hruse IN the State. I 80, as usu-i prRpatsi W
'ersif, vsfnlsh IN = sups,ipf msbnst Carriages
~ ever description l.. uuyAUN,
Iultaist rot Convention sna Thi,d ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
SUNDRIIIS,

DRowN's Ess. Jamaica Ginger Fehisdau
I'D Hchnappsl Hadwsys' Hsmediesl sarsapsrii
las. iioststter's Bitters. Casteei Houp, olive on
Eponges, etc, just received by
april ED. a WIN. BOgEL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Coming Over.

The Alexandria (Tenn.) Independent,
whose editor is Democrat, has determined
during the present complicated canYaSs 10
give his support TO BELL and EVERETT, for
the following reasons, addressed to his
democratic patrons and cOnfederates:
.sWe have heretofore expressed our pref
erense for the regular nominee Of the dem
ocralio party. As democrat we felt it our
duty 10 sustain our man; yet we maintain
the principle. Could we add anything TO
insure his success, our drop would be put
into the bucket. The old standard party
which we had boosted to affiliate with, and
which has for SO long time maintained
our national character, and kept inyiolate
the Constitution, the Union and Laws, with
the present administration, has fallen into
dlsmembered fragments, at hands whose
dangerous purposes are not to be mistaken.
Slrifes are already kindled and hostilities
have already begun. There is no chance
for the success Of the regular friend and
proved true candidate Of the true democra.
cy, and 10 affiliate with sectional parties,
,De nevcr piU-bui we will use our influence
to defeat such, let them terminate in the
North or the South.
There is but one course left for Ten
nesseeans. OF the two sectional tickets
presented there is but little preference
Their tendencies are the same, only differ
ing in the means employed.
"Wi.h these Views, which we adopt on
" after silent and careful consideration,
unbiased by any motives but the common
good, and though we hazard our own inter-
est, we are compelled to 60 for BELL,
EVERETT, the UNION and the LAWS"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Gov. jackson called to Account for his
Breckenridge Speech.

Our readers will recolleot that Gov. C,
+. jackson attended the Breckenridge Con-
Sen'lon at Jefferson, on the 20th, and made
speech. That. speech created stir in
political circles. The Douglas men were
nOn-plussed-the Breckinridgers jubilant,
yet no body was certain what the Governor
meant, or where he would fall in Novem-
Der. All are likely TO be relieved OF an
early day, however, as his Excellenov has
been summoned to appear, aud testify as
to what he said, wha. he meant, and what
he intends to do in the future!
The summons, or rather command, comes
from Democratic Headquarters, St. LOUIS"
1t was issued by democratic meeting held
last Saturday night, presided over by Hon.
Sterling Price, which adopted a resolution
declaring "that the action of the Hon. C. F.
jackson, al the late Convention at Jeffer-
"son City, admits of an Interpretation which
1--WE think unjust TO that gentleman, as in
"ducing the belief that ii is his purpose 10
"to support she candidate of the Richmond
Secession Conventions" and still another
resolution, which even a For cannot es-
cape, providing that the Chair appoint q
COMMITTEE Of FIVE gentlemen, who by a
"card publised in the Missouri Republican
sand Daily Morning Herald, shall directly
task of the Hon. C. F. jackson if he in
"tends for the remainder of the canvass, &c
"use his efforts and influence in beha If o.
"the regular National Democratic candidate
land that the committee request Gov Jack.
son to submit TO the community, in the
"same manner in which the question i.
"propounded, an immediate and emphatic
answer"
The committee consisted Of James Craig
Jas. R. Shields, H. w. Cross, John B
Henderson and Geo. P. Doris, who ad
dressed the Governor elect, in which they
took at least as much latitude as the res0
lutions allowed.
Now, Gov. Jackson write out your con
fession, and have it printed where you ar
directed. Your organs are selected, AM
you are told what to say, 10 say il emphatic
and TO say it early!
Go in Governor!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Later from Pixies Peak.

ST. JoszPH, Sept. 29.-The Pixies Peak
Express arrived last night with a small
treasure shipment of $3.50. The COM
pany will hereafter have q messenger on
coaches tri-weekly.
Many owners of quartz mills, who. Two
months ago, had become wholly discouraged
and considered they had lost all they brought
out, are now sanguine of success; and are
making 5000 or more per week.
AT last accounts, abou: twenty teams had
left Denver for the States, many Of whom
were intending to return in the spring to
locate farms or develop their gold or silver
leads with proper equipments.
Weather at Denver is very cold, with an
occasional fall of snow. The miners are
not, able to commence operations before 9
o'clock A. NJ, on account Of ice. Winter
is rapidly approaching.
Trains Of Merchandise have lief. here this
week to the number o! fifty wagons. More
are preparing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Politics in the South East. and other
Matters,
Go in Governor!

Matters.
A letter from our correspondent in Cape
Girardsau county, dated 18th, only reached
US since our last publication. Il contains
an account of democratic meeting held al
jackson, and speech by Senator Polk.
Says our ceres pondent, Contrary to
my expectations, and to the surprise of al
most every one, there was larger assem-
bIage of tho democracy than l have noticed
at Jackson for many years; and whilst it
was SO respectable in numbers it was not
less SO in talent and influence. The most
prominent and influential democrats took
an active part" Ex-senator James Rus
sell presided" "Hon. Sam. Dougherty,
Representative elect, was chairman of the
committee On resolutions" which endorsed
''the action Of the true democratic oonven-
ton that nominated Breckenridge ard Lane,
re-efirmed the celebrated Jackson resolu-
lions, eulcgised The administration, depre.
Gated the unhappy family quarrel, and
wound up with 'left-handoE' at the little
giant
After the adoption of the resolutions,
Senator Polk spoke, and "was attentively
listened 10 by the large audience in three
hours speech. Mr.. Polk spoke the eve.
ming before at the City Of Cape Girurdeau,
but owing 10 the shortness of The notice
had "a small turnout. At Jackson, how
ever, he was no doubt gratifed at The size
of his audience, and took occasion 10 make
complete expose of the rottenness of the
Douglas faction. There was quite num-
Der of the leading Douglasites of the cum
ty present, and in the statement OF their
position in reference to territorial sovereign
ty,' as he (PolkJ termed ii, he desired
them to correct him if such statement was
not their real position. These gentlemen
dared not open their mouths. Upon the
whole he did much towards settling The
question as TO which is TER true democra-
cY, and long faces were the style Of phz
before the honorable Senator closed. Of
the two wings in Cape Girsrdeau county,
Breckenridge democracy is in the ascen-
dant." hI
"The City of Cape Girardeuu has rati-
fed the action Of its Council in subscribing
$4,000 to the capital stock of the Pilot
Knob, Cape Girardeau and Belmont Rail
Road, by an almost unanimous vote. The
County Court of this county to-day ordered
On election 10 "test the disposition of the
people, whether or no, said Court shall SUBJ
scribe S2OO,o 900 to the above mentioned
road" Election Saturday, October o
and win carry without doubt.
"This is rather cheering sign for o
county that has been set down as old fogy.
The people have taken the matter in hand
and you may expect to see the Southeast
redeemed"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I IST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post
IL Office at Glasgow, Missouri, September 80,
1860, which il not called for Will be sent TO the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, pursuant 10
law. G. CREWS, p. NJ.
k.-Andrews, Jonn D Jun.
B.-Burton, William; Benny, Robert; Burnet,
William; Bell, John c; Brown, B; Bronson, D.;
Beckweil, j o; Boils, William; Brummel, Thos
Z; Bryan, James.
D.-Doring, l. L; Day, Isaac.
Backwards, Mrs Martha Ann.
G.-Creen, Adolphus, Rev; Gibbin, Thomas;
GaIIIday, Peter j.; Griffin, VIM A; Goodsll, VIM
Walker; Grove, David.
H.-Haze. William, 2; Hayes, Henry; Holly,
n J; Hurt, DR.. John A; Holt, Henry.
.g.-Jones. J; johnson, Mrs Mary.
K.-Kendree Wooton, w SEQ.
L.-Linn, G W 5; Lewis, @ W; Leighton, A
{ ,; Long, John; Luine, Edward B.
Ni.--4lcCart, Calvin; Marshall, Prof W S;
Murphy, VIM NJ; McNair, r; Messenger, A &
Bro; McReady, II; MORN, John; McVey: jose
phus; Minor, Exelmore; McAlister, Miss Ann J..
N.-Nor'hup, ?; Northup, M D.
P.-Pomeroy, Cyrus w ,; Pruett, Ewin; Pike,
r s; Parsons, VIM.
R.--RobInsou, VIM; R,bbins, R p.
S.-Shunhun, John Z; Steding, Lewis c; Sui
iva n, VIM; Seares, Gus; Seares, Peter; Shannon
John; Sweet, John, 4; Shove, John; Shunhun,
John; Saaborn, Dr.. II; Suivner, Isaac H; Spen'
Ger, w II.
Todd, Miss Lizzie; TODD, Owen; Thomp,
son, John; Trundle, John.
yF.-Winch, Joseph, Q; Wilhce, william
Williams, G W; Williams, Pdulina, Miss.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Douglas and Lincoln Fusion!-Look oui
Eissourians!

Late advices from Oregon inform US that
the Douslasites and Black Republicans in
The Legislature had fused, for the purpose
Of electlng United States Senators. The
Black Republicans had nominated Col. Ba-
ker, and The DOuglasiies Mr. Nesmith-
The southern members Of the Senate had
LETT thelr seats, and the capitol, hoping
thereby TO defeet an election. If the Doug
las men had fused with the southern mem
bers, no doubt two good southern men
could be sent TO the Senate. The House is
already Black Republican, and the Doug
iasI'es are helping Black Republicanize the
oenaie also. II is time 10 look around, and
rebuke such conduct. Look TO it Nilsson.
rams. The St. Louis Democrat is quite
elated at the Oregon news, and hopes to
see the movement OF the Douglasites there
followed up. 1t says, "They have set an
example to their brethren throughout the
Union which should be promptly followed.
An every State where Douglas is weak,
IKE Missouri for instance, the wisest
course for bis friends 10 pursue is to CO.
operate with the Republicans in the COM
ins contest. Acting by themselves, they
can al best hope 10 do nothing but to throw
the Presidential election into Congress,
where Douglas would have no more chance
80 succeeding than the Grand Vizier."
ans would exactly suit Mr.. Speaker
Aribben, Palm, and other free soil, emanoi-
patton Douglasites in St. Louis. Tie
Douglas leaders are becoming desperate,
and we advise that they be watched. What
pas been done in Oregon may be done in
Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

Three FAcrs.-Black Republioanism is
on the increase in Missouri.
Douslasism, according TO leading South
ern democrats, is the halfway house to
AbOliton!sm; and Douglas himself said his
Sqnatter Sovereignty was as good as the
Wilmot Proviso, TO make free States.
The leading politicians in Missouri, who
are strongest for Douglas, are political
prostitutes, having bedded with all parties,
and always keep sharp look on, for the
stronger or rising Party.
Put the three facts together, and draw
sour own conclusions, reader.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

OCTOBER ELrcTroNs.--Florida elected
Governor, Legislature, and Congressman,
Monday, and Mississippi and Georgia have
petty local elections. South Carolina also
votes on the 9Th, and on the 9Th Indiana,
Minnesota, Ohio and Pennsylvania elect
Congressman and Legislatures. In Flori-
ia ,,Ge orgia and Pennsylvania, United States
Senators are to be elected to succeed Messrs.
Yulee, Iysrson and Biglsr.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Boil and Everett Demonstration

VAN buren,, Ark, Sept. 28th.---The
BELL and EVERETT party hoisted a mag
niicent flag last night in this. place, amid
roaring Of cannon, and enthusiasm Of
great multitude. Hon Jesse Turner ad-
dressed the crowd in an eloquent and able
speech. All are sanguine Arkansas will
declare for BpLL and EVERETT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

EDouglas will be in Missouri, next
week. Is he coming TO give Frank Blair
Green's place in the Senate? He promised
TO aid in doing that thing once. His friends
in Oregon are aiding TO elect worse Black
than Blair.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

ACHAMBERLAIE has returned, and in
a few days viii have his show cases and
shelves filled with one Of the rarest and
richest stocks ever brought 10 this market.
He has spread himself in the new and beau
tiful from the manufactures of this and 9TH
er countries. Old, young and middle
aged, will find something just 10 suit their
wants and condition. Give him call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

ZINE VATcHEs.--rne premium Watches man.
ufactured by our felow-townsman, Murphy, can
be seen at his shop. They are equal TO the bes-
London or Geneva time Keepers, as handsome %
gold, Jewels and elaborate workmanship can make
them. Call and look what can be done at your
door-and if you should fancy one Of them, or
any other, or anything else he has will suit you,
he will sell il to you at price that will not only
please but astenish you.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

g1The Brunswick Press" printing es-
adjustment has been removed TO Linneus,
and will hereafter be published as the ''Un-
ion Press"--Mr. Musser continuing editor.
Success to the Union and the Press.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

TThe Douglasites have determined TO
travel Stephen over the State. They are
terribly frightened, and their last hope of
making even respectable show lies in @
stump campaign from their squutty hero
who is taking the nigh cut to oil the GINS of
the Abelitionists.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

eSyGov. Seward arrived in St. louis last Sat
urday night. He made short speech to the
crowd that escorted him from the depot. He
wei,, TO Springfield on Monday, and had an IL
teryiew with old Abe, whose election he says is
certain
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

ETke Franklin House." at Mont
gomery City, presided over by MIR. BRowS
is one OF the few Railroad Hotels whel 9
travellers find plenty TO eat, and time to eat
it. Passengers on the n. NJ. R. R. should
always bear this in mind, and save their
snacks and lunches for worse places. which
can be found on that excellent road.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

l@If Douglas should carry Missouri,
the northern people will regard our State
as having taken one bold stride toward
abolishing slavery, and we may never look
for another Shareholder 10 settle among us,
while numbers that are now here will move
further South. Think Of it, reader, before
you vote for Dougls.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

CYAN unusual press of business, and limited
space, prevents Us giving an account of a flying
trip TO st. Louis--the great Fair-the Prince
Doniphan's speech. Thursday night, and other
items that might prove interesting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

SENATOR GREEN.-We learn on the
street that Senator Green is to speak in
Fayette. one day next week-perhaps
Friday. OF course Gen. Clark will be on
hand to'reply--he win be careful TO be at
home, as the Senatorial visit is doubtless
for his special benefit.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Bell-Eyerett-Drunswick- list

Reco!Iect the Bell and Everett Barbecue,
Torch Light Procession, and Speaking, in
Brunswick on Saturday, 18th. Some of
the best Speakers in the State will be pre-
sent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

sALE.-Capt. NJ. B. Collins will sell at
his residence, Oh Monday, the 18th, lot
Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, sc. Reeollect
the day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

~The Presidential election takes place
on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF November
same day in all the States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

n<The BoonviIe Fair is in progress this week,
and Union Mass Meeting is to be held to-day
We exceedingly regret that circumstances beyond
our control prevent us from attending both.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

REThere Is Monster Mass Meeting OF the
Union men at St. Joseph to-day. That noble old
Patriot CRIrTENDEN, is there. Read an extract
from his speech delivered at Nashville, in today's
nnner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X Immediately before tn
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04

HWe have had excellent rains through
out this section in the last ten days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
A CHANGE In BUSINESS.

- The undersigned havingCa[-
q @ bought out Messrs. DAVIS and a NY
W Wilson, in the Backsmithing
Business will continue itat the old stand in all its
branches, having procured the services of MIR.
Jas Davis 10 supsrintend the shop for NE, who is
known to have no superior and but few equals in
his line therefore, all work entrusted to my shop
will be promptly attended to IN workmanlike man
nsr. As buy my stock in St. Louis, Itfeei as
sured that can give satisfaction in charges, such
as the pressure Of the ess.demand.
augl0 :. A. PUGH,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-10-04
GLASGOW, MO,

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
TVEs5EE, RHEAITIFgL ANL ATTRAorIvs

hOND CALLED MOUNT ERIN for sale at Auc on-We viii
sen on the premises 1T public auction PREAY the h Oco-
e j. o a; O'clock (unless sold privately that tme the
beiutu suburban residence mount EzIN" situated half nile
ea OF the city, the Richmond and Williamsburg Turppik
road. ANP'Ae
Tie prope ~ Is owned and occupied by Mr. p H. Reach who
Is compelled 10 sell business In d. city
oecupl Ing the whole OF his time
Tbs homnead contains aboIt eight acres beautifully laid or in
uroVe, Fruit Flower Negetsb Garden large and
handsome Br OK DWELLING servans House with SIX rooms good
stable and accommodations for four Hoss twenty Cows
Adl1nng on he east 10 valuable LOT, containing 1--WE
Aohts which VII be sold with the above II pre red oher lse
W" be dydei Into building lois and sold The new
passing In front OF this property adds greatly value
be,iies The neshbOlhoodiS very desirable.
Immediately fer the ABOVE sale will be offered family
horse O. fmy CarIage and Harn Buggy Wag
Gardening Utensils '
Aao large 10. Of surplus Household Furniture oarpe &c
TEEa-Por the Rel Estate ith cash. balance at ia is
ana ~ months Tor neoabls notes Interest added by
u deed For the personal property all $50 cash.
over aL amount Tour months credit for approved negotiable
notes. goDDIS 4 AppPRs6N
se2i-tls A., ,.ron,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

COUNTY,
The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
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In DYSPEPSIA and In rone rr,aons Of the mucous coat
Of Stomach and Bowels they employed with the hsppe
results. -
has been long and firmly established.
CHRONIC OIARREA often cured BY them, afer other
To COsrIyENs Of the Bowels and 10 PILES they are well
adapted. - -
unattended win infammstion hey are very seryeesSe
females their dksrdtioe influences oen emineny
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the result Of organic derangemen treated with great success
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As palliative Of most excellent eee; GoUT their value has
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course Of The water stands uarvaed In rs curative
go Pamphlets descriptive Of medicinal character and
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Thee Waters securely put up Springs glass bottles
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Orders nom individuals and the throughout the United
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