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S A \ F o Il D S
FAMILY
.CATUARTIC PILLS:
COMpOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put Up in Glass
Cases, AR Tight. and will teep in any climate.
The Family Cathar- ,.; &c PILL is gentle
but .ctiye Carhartic :" which the ptoprle
tor has used in his practice more than
twenty years.
The constantly IT, O creasing m n&
from those who have long used the PILLs
and the satisfaction y winch all express IN
regard to their use, has - induced NO TO pllce
them wrIlin the reach OF all.
The Profession well &C know that different
Calhartcs act on differ < enl portions OF IN"
towels L
The FAMILY CN- r THAhIIC Pull
has with due reference & to tins well cSlab
B.hed fact, been CON. =, pounded from Va.
ric,y otihe rur,st Veg etaJ e Extracts,
which act alike on every part OF the alImenlh
rs canal and are good and safe IN all eases
where a CathAttIc Is needed, such as De'dnsr-
meurs of the S'ol ach, SicepinosS, Pans IA The
Back and Loins, CosuvCncss, Pam and Soreness
over The whole body from sudden co d, which
frequently If neglected end in long course OF
Fever, Loss OF Appetite, Creeping Sensation
OF Gold over the body. KestIessntss. HcaC ache,
or weight in the head, q. InAlmmal'y D.sca.
SEES. Worms ia Children or Adults Rheumatism,
great Purifer Of the Blood and many diseases
to which flesh Is heir too numerous 10 mention
10 this aIyrrt'srment. Dose | 10 3.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver mvlgorator and Family Ca'hHtc
Pills Are ret, led by Druggists generally, and
sold sh ,lp.aIe 3. y The Trade in II lie large
towns. :. 7. ". SANFORD, Vi. D.,
Manufacture, end Proprietor,
325 Broadway, Ne" lork.
November =. $50 IY
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SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R
NEVER DEBILITATES.


TT is compounded entirely from Gums and
l has bee ONE an established iact' 0tthuafc
Medicine, known and approved o. al "1
used It, aud is row -; resohrd 10 WIN con
tiIence in all the Gis- = es es Tor WHICH " l.
recommended. -
|, has cured thcus- - dS within IN e'as'
tvo wears who had Z gwen up all hopes OF
relief, as he numcI- q Gus IN solicited cet'''-
icates in my posses O SION snow.
The dose must b. * adapt. d 10 tn temper
amen, @. the individ. - ual taking it, aud US
ed IN such Quantities > as 10 act gently on
the Bowels. z
Let,he dictates Of - your judgement guide
you in the use of the q LIVER INV lGORA'
TOR. and It will cure - l. liver Complaints,
BiIIious Attacks, Dys- = popsia, Chronic DIar-
rhce, summer Com - plants, Dyson cry,
D,o,sy Sour stomach, Habltull Coe,iveness
rtoIr Cholera. Cholera Mof5us, Cholera In
.autum, FialuIence, JaundIce, Female Weak
ne .sas. and may he used successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will cure SICK
HEADACHE. (as thousands can leslily,) in
went, minutes, If two or three Teaspoonsiul
are tlkrn al the commencement If The attack.
Mix water IN the mouth with the lnvigora-
t,r, ana swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
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Country Insurance,

B. w. HERBERT. JOHN r BROWN
All, kinds of Farm or other Property in the
A country may be insured in the Old Hart
ford and insurance Company of the Valley of
Virginia at rates which combine the chesPness
of the mutual system, with security Of cash
capital and SURF plus of S850,000. The former
has maintained the highest character
for half a century, and the latter since its in
stitution ten years ago, 10 which is suPerad-
ded the Aibemarle Insurance Company, Char
louesvile, Va. For terms and forms Of april
cation, address
HERBERT e. BROUN,
Charlestown, Va.
January IA, 1860. ly
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, easily Obtained Jd'
the Cure Of Disease in all Forms.
Professor Henry s. Taylor, NJ. D.

Il 7eHs You How to attend upon the SICK,
aud how to cook for tHe'l, how
to prepare Drinks, Pouluces,
&C., aud how to guard against
infection from Contagio Di-
seases.
II JfUs You OF the various diseases Of Chl!-
dron, and gives the best and
simplest mode orirea'Gcut u
ring Teething, Con'd ~!ons,
Vaccination, Nhooplng cough,
Measles, sc.
II Tells You The symptoms Of Group, Cholera
Inianlum, Collie, Di2rrh"l,
Worms. SCALED ue3u. N.r--
worm, GhlcEen-pcX, s., aad
gives you tie best Ie.n.G.ca Tor
their cure.
Il Tells Igu The symptoms Of Fever and y
que, and Blluos, YeIl,N, ~
plus, Scarlet and other frEcgs,
and gives YOU the be-, aud
simplest remedies for thcir
cure.
It Tails You The symptoms Of Influenza. Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma,
Dropsy, Goul, Rheumatism,
Luu.uuso, Ely ,ipcias, Sc. aud
gives you the best remedies Tor
their cure.
Ieu5 lOH ne - nPlOHlS Oh CHo'II Z" ,'>'!ldi'
pox, Dysentery, Cramp, bis
eases of the Bladder, Kidney 5
and Liver, and the best rene
dies for their cure.
il Tells You The symptoms of PlcuriSy,
Mumps, Neuralgia, ApopleXy,
Paralysis. the various Diseases
of the Throat, Teeth, Ear and
Eye, and the best rsmedles for
their cure.
Il TtNs You The symptoms of Epilepsy, Jaun-
Piles, Rupture Diseases of the
Heart, Hemorrhage, Neuereal
Diseases, and HyGrorhobla and
gives the best remedies for
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il IclA Yon Tie best and simplest treatment
Tor Wounds Broken Bones and
islocaiions, SprajMS, Lock
iaw, Fever Sores, White Swell
Jugs, W. ar-. ~ hitlows, }olls,
scuryy, Burns and Scro'uia
II T6I!s va III nc yario,:s diseases OF " omcn
IN Child birth, and OF Mcnstru-
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&c, and gives The best and
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TIE work is written in plain language, free
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with appropriate engraylnsa, and will be for
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$1,000 A YEAR s sa'e BE % ,:in By :
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our Inducements to all such are very liberal.
FOR singla copies of the Book, or for terms to
agents, with other information apply to or ad-
dress JOHN F.. POTTER, Publisher,
No. Gil Sar>om Street, Philadelphia, "a
Nareh II, 1860. ON
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H6PURE BLOOD!

The blood is the life and when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it, IL is at distributed TO
every organ Of the body Every feels the poison
and all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
will not digest the food perfectly The liver ceases to
secree sutciency of bile The action of the heart is
weakened. and the circulation is feeble. The lungs
become ciogged with the poisonous matter; hence, a
cough-amd all from slight impurity at the fountain
head or Iifa--the Bool As If you had thrown some
earth, for instance in q pure spring from which ran a
Nny riVulct in few minutes the whole e Of lie
stream becomes disturbed and dsccored. As quickly
does impure blood fly TO every part and leave It's sos
behind Al the passages become Chstruct-i and unless
ae obstruction is removed the lamp ot lie soon dies out
These pills not only puHf, Tie blood hEi igr""la'' al
the secretons Of the body icy therefore, unay4
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WESTERN HOTEL.
Ia
l;::;@

THE undersigned having leased the well
L known T4TER.N STAND Of Joseph Ent-
Ter, on German street, ohepherdstown' IS now
prepared to accommodate Travellers and the
Public generally. The HOUSE is large and
commodIous, having been thoroughly renoya-
tel. His TABLE shall at all times be suppl
ed with the best the markets aAord His EAR
is we'll stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors. His ST4BLE is large and roomy
and shall at all Zines be furnished with aoHn-
dance Of prosedder. He has also larse;
YARD for The accom- mediation Of DroyeTs and
Waggoners. In the yard is pair OF iii I
SCALES where all persons having Hay, Cat
tie, or other articles 10 be weighed viii be
promptly waited Oh.
n. B.-Boarders taken by the week, month
or wear His Terms will be moderate aud in
all cases made 10 suit the times.
WM. H. CROWL.
Shepherdstown, April > 1883. If
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.BVDSO.g'' s
Mountain Herb Pills.

ARovE, preset you with perfect likeness of
Iezuco a chief Of tribe ot the strange Aztec Nation,
that once ruled Mexico. You will end full account oi
him and his people in Pamphlets and Almanacs-to
be had gratis, from the A. gents for these Pills.
Tho Inventor and manufacturer Of "JUGSon's Noun
tain Herb Pills" has spent the greater part of his life in
travelling, having visited nearly every country in the
world. lie spent six years among the Indians Of
the Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico and it thus that
the MOUNTAIN HERR PMS discovered very
interesting of his adventures there you will find
in orr Almanac and Pamphlet.
L is an established act thAt all dSeases arise from
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PREPARED ny
DIR. J. G.. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle SIX bottles for So.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

has won for itself such rCnown for the cure OF
every variety Of Ihro't and Lung Complaint that
it is entirely unnecessary for MS 20 recount the
evidence Of It's virtues, wherever it has been en-
ploycd. AZ it has long been in constant use
throughout Ills section, VIC need not do more than
assure the people It's quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found 90 do.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE I!

Females who value health. should never be without
uese Pills They purify the blood, ohs'ructons
Of all kiuds cleanse the skin OF all pmpes and 6loches
and bring the rich color of health TO the pale cheek
sg- The Plants and Herbs Of which these Pals are
made, were discovered in very surprising way among
the Tezucans tribe Of AbOrgines in Mexico. Get the
Almanac of Agent, and you will read with delight,
the very interesting account contains OF the GSAT
MEpIcSS" of the AE.ecs.
Observe.-The Noun;din Herb Pills JsS iIr ga
Beautiful FrdJTer. Each bo5 contains 30 pills and R0'
al IS ceq.s per bar. Al geaiie have tie Signature Of
3. L. JUDSO.S Is CO., on each boz
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CURE FOR EIL1ous DISEASES,

liver Complaint, Sick Headache. Is. TlS Ana Bii.us
Medicine cvrels from the hood tie hidden seeds 81 &
ease and renders all the tujGS Gd >ccrei pure aud
fluent clearing and reSuscitaliug ti's vital organs.
Pleasant indeed is il To NJ, that able "a ace
within your reach medicine like the " MOUNTAIN hSRB
P,IS thai will pass directly To tie afflicted iayis
through the blood and fluids Of the body, and cause
the sufferer to brighten with the flush Of beauty aud
health.
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our inducements to all such are very liberal.
FOR singla copies Of the Book,o for terms to
agents, with other information apply to or adj
dress JOHN F.. POTTER, Publisher,
No. Gil Sau>om Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
March II, 1860. ON
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sPEGIA.Is NOTICES.

= 49,
n SST=s You wish TO knoN what our Medicines
Willdol Reaa the GLOWING ard iCans
lse. Breallingerss Had Extract of sAts lra1flla
aud QaOdeliep never fails to 6nre SoTofGla, White
SWelRng, Running Ulcers, and IN ErOptioTs on the
skim by thpEonghly Purifying the Blood rs an e~-
peFteaee OF over thirty years has pEoSsps
Id BSellt1tngCt's Syrup honest and Wild Cherry
has no equal in tho cure OF Coughs Colds and Afec-
tons of the Chest generally.
Sd. RrcptlinEeTs CathAEtic pills remove all acid
and deleterons substances from the Stomach and
Bowels without In the least siclening the stomach
They are the best Pill for general .nse now spld
18th The Berger or Spine and Muscle Iuiment
acts like charm In relieving alnaius of the face,
back OF limbs, where the use Of q ltninent fs I'M
dieated.
9Th. The genuine Conklin Salye. as prepared by US,
is You Ill know, OF the very best things in tho
world for Cuts, Burns, bruises, SC.
9TH The G OldAn hair Restorative prepared by US,
smooth, and not only prevents It falling out, but
causes new crop where the head has become bald.
F.A. BRENTLI&GER co..
pharmaceutists and Chemists,
oct22 No. Isl Market street.
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i1l..lRoaI "a .I.IlLs. ..l.sll..
Wasn1xdTo!N!.. Nov. p.

Z
Letters from the South and Southwest
continue to pour in from every man of pc :
sftfon and influence here frciR litetl with
the hopes and fears, the wishes and deter
limitations OF the people Of those section.
Expressions of devotion to the Union came
up from the hospitable homes there, all.
breathing prayers and confident hopes that
those whom the people of the United
States have Entrusted with their govern
n1eat in the different branches thereof
legislativeS judicial, and cxecULiEc-may
remember the obligations imposed upon.
them, ind MOTTO be diverted from the dis,
charge of their duties by any temporary
excitement, or by the persu0Sions of men
governed 6y stale Jealousy, or moved by
personal ambition, and, least of all, by the
ebullitiqns Of adventures, who, without
any acquaintance with our national or
state politics, undertake a: this time 10
speak for the South.
Virginia does not at all accord with
Seuth Carolina. The indiscrcet article of
the Charleston Mercury has had the effect
of turning thousands, in every part of the
Old Dominion, against the secession move
ment
Notwithstanding the conservative and
Union loving tone of the letters alluded
to, the hotels are 6lled with n herd of poll
iticians, who seem bent on forming ~
southern confederacy- Their talk is of
nothing but the power of South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
the fitness of these states to form a south
eminent, a nucleus around which all the
slayeho1ding border communities must in
ey1tably cluster.
Three Bell electors in Georgia-I,aw,
Douglas and Wrigh t-have yielded to the
current, and changed from Union men to
seeessionists.
From Alabama there comes voice of
hUpe for tho Union. The Hon. J. L. N.
Curry, who won at the last session rep
utation for Judgment and information
worthy of the hest days of the republic,
has taken the stump, and will oppose the
secessionists.
From Tennessee there come strongest
remonstranccs against secession. Gen.
Pillows plan, however, receives little favor.
From Kentucky all we receive is con-
servatiYe. The Lexington Statesman, the
organ of Mr. Breckenridge, says, emphat-
ically, 1.-THE secession of five OF six States
would be an act of egregious folly and
gross ingratitude."
There is some feeling among the depart
ment employees, on account of the proba-
bility that the acquisitions of disbursing
OulCeEs Will not-oe met1n specie, nut IN
Treasury notes; which the clerks will have
to dispose of Mt discount, as was the
case in 1851. It is doubtful whether mem
bers OF Congress will be paid in specie.
The President will call upon Congress
to provide means to carry on the govern
ment. he will ask for authority to re-is-
sue treasury notes, aud the opposition will
advocate loan bearing interest. Penn
sylyania will probably.t try to introduce her
tariff notions, expecting the President to
sign the bill.
Orders for firearms continue to be re-
ceived from the South. Hon. Jere Glenn
ems, of Huntsville, Ala, sent an order to-
day for two-hundred Sharpe's rifles.
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nIotners. renh tb,a

The following is extract from letter written by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to the journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor of t!at wOrld-renownel medicine-Slns Wig
Lows Soo1mxG SYRUP ron CHILDRES TEETH1No:
ave see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
WinslO~'s Soothing Syrup. Now we never said a
word in favor of patent medicine before in our life
but we feel compelled say to your readers, that
this Is no hunbng-wE TRIED 1t, AND Know IT TO
lie ALL IT CLAIMS 1t ia, probably, one of the most
successful medicines of the day, because it ia one OF
the best. And those of your readers who have ba-
Hies st can't do better than to lay in supply.'
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AFTER EIEcTIoS.-The editor of the
Democratic paper of La Crosse, Wis, who.
is described as ia brick, !" takes his defeat
in good humor Hear him:
':The returns from this State come pour-
ing along like buckwheat from the tail
end of tanning mill, and just about as
comfortable to read rs that triangular
grain is to sit on. We feel sort of weak
ish about the gizzard We feel cold,
chilly, clammY like just on the small of
the back, to read how this State-this
Badger State has acted! Obi Temparo-
oh, Mores sine quiry, ding dong! Il wish
another Republican paper in our box un-
til after Thanksgiving, we'll steal his door
yard They are so mean, get q fellow
down and laugh at him! If the legisla-
ture don't divide this State, the legisla-
ture is a fool ! Arnold is scoop-ed!-
Reymert is scoop-edl Larrs,bee is scoop
ed.l Douglas is scoop-edl Hurrah for
three sscoopsr Manitowoc instead OF
400 Democratic-glve Lincoln 80 ma
jarity. Oh dear! We are in agony -
Rock county, that 'wool-growing section,
gave Lincoln anywhere from 10000 TO
zoo. OOO-we have not time to coung it!
Jefferson county has turned over like a
boy with the collie, and now lays grooming,
black side up! Wisconsin has done it
Everything is Lincoln. Even the rails
must have voted. HOW'LL have more ina.
jority in this State than you canroll down
hill! We have three hundred pounds of
| figures, but not enough to give half the
Republican majorities in Rock county
even!
Go on with your old scow-it won't rain
For President in 1ss4-stepbcn A.
Douglass"
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cntcNao, Nov. IS, 1860

sGHlCARo3 Nov 10, 1851 Sss
Nh. Lincoln leaves here for Springfield
in the, morning.
Mr.. Hamlin leaves fpt the East this even
ing, accompanied by Senator Wilktnso13of.
Minnesota, The former viii tarrY with
Senator Ghandler, at Detroit, tomorrow,
and reach Cleveland on Tuesday morning,
on visit to Senator Wade.
Most of the time of Mr.. Lincoln has
been absorbed here by four or i've men,
who claim TO own him, and have greatly
annoyed both Mr.. Lincoln aud Mr.. Hamlini
with persistent Invitations to dinner.
E Robert SCheurk ond Don Riatt of Ohio,
aud Gen. Robinson of Pittsburgh, Pa,
have performed the part OF suite 30 the
President elect. (
Prominent gentlemen have been here to
sec SIR Lincoln aud Mr.: Hamlin on impor-'
tant business concerning public affairs,
and left without accomplishing their OBJ
ject. Lane would not dance attendance,
and Others were disguised With certain
surroundings through which they would
have to pass before reaching Mr.. Lincoln.
To-day Mr.. Lincoln and Sir. Hamlin at
tended the st. James Episcopal Church,
with Isaac n. Arnold, Member of Congress
elect, and afterward ained with j. Y.
Scammon, Member elect TO the State Lee
gislature.
tits considered settled that Illinois will
not have Cabinet officer, and this pleases
the rank and file, who would otherwise be
sacrificed.
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MORE DIhicuIties In the way OF Sc.
CeSSiOn.

tFrom the Money article in the n. 7. Helaldl
The most important item in the recent
news from the Southern States is the
unanimous decision of the Congressman of
Mississippi that their State must join its
neighbors in seeding from the Union. In
n financial point of view, this decision
possesses some importance. About a
quarter of century since, the State of
Mississippi issued Ave millions of bonds,
whichzwere mostly bought by Europeans.
About twenty years ago the State authori-
ties saw 6t to repndiate these bonds, and
no interest has been paid on them from
that day to this. Several suits have been
| brought from time to time to collect the
interest; but the Mississippi Judges-haS-
nfs lAsNe1A Bank" bonds, the
creditors have always been discom6ted.-
The present attitndeof the State will nat
urally place this old question in new
light Mississippi, like her sister States,
Will require large sums. of money to pros
ecutc TO a successful ending the 'revolu-
ton which she is about to initiate; and
after that revolution has been sdtisFacto-
rlly effected, more money will be needed
TO carry on the government of the new
Southern confedcracy, and of this Missis-
slppi will naturally be expected to raise
her shure.
~ - poSSLblc THAT ING ca plLaIlEtSz who
hold the Planters Bank bonds may INFER.
pose obstacles to the negotiation of a new
Mississippi loan while the old one remains
dIshonored. 1t is likely that the acute le-
gal intellects which detected SO many
flaws in the negotiations of the Planters
Bank bonds might be equally successful
IN discovering reasons for the reputation
of any new issue; and under the circun
stances. the narrow sel6shness of capital-
lists might operate against their speedy
sale. Whether Mississippi as a partner in
new confcderacy, wonid enjoy !. higher
credit in the financial markets of the
world than she has won as an indiYidual
State, it is difficult to say. One, Mt least,
Eof her proposed now ssocfates-Floridn
-lnbors under the same disadvantage MS
herself; she, too, has small unsettled
account with the conGding capitalists of
Europe. But these tribes have doubtless
been duly weighed by the statesmen who
have the guidance of the seeding States,
and the difficulties which they appear to
present have, of course, been thoroughly
provided against. -
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THs BenecIa Boy has authorized the,
editor 6fstGe Clipper to state that he would
eight Hurst, the Staleybridge Infant, for
from 1000 to $4,000, and that he would
give the latter $1,000 to fight iu this coun-
try. Hurst was anxious to punch the Be-,
nsCia directly after his interview with
Sayers. AS champion OF the English
ring, ne is obliged to fight all corners, but
Mot compelled to leave Euglaud. There is
a rumor among Heeran's friends that if
Hurst will not come oere, Keenan, viii go
there, and again contest for the champion
ship
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pI1.Ess PI1Esm PILns.,.
W6at islP Ho,o c,,retf ?

SNNS s
Thousands Of persons have Piles suffer for years
with the diseaseye few know what it fs, or how it
is cured livery case of Piles whether manifested in
the form Of external tnmors. frequent bleedings or
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
upon congestion of the abdominal characterization
produces the engagement dilation ofthe veins
formation of tumors, hemorrhages, pain and suffer
ing; and the, disease can only be fundamentally
cured by medicines Which, taken internally, relieve
this venous congestion. Hence ointments, washes,
and even injections, arc SO Intellectual.
INSTRUMENTATION PILE SPECIFIC,
simple sugar pill, taken two three times per day,
cures the disease by curing the condition upon
which the disease depends. Hundreds. have been
cured by it, even of the most obstinate cases. All
will be promptly benefited by 1t. Price, so cents a
box.
n. B-A full set of HuEPHRETs' HOMEoPATHo
SPECIFICS, with Book of Directions, and twenty
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aud book, 81
The Remedies, by the single box or full case, sent
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receipt of the price. Address
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