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and protect Slavery in oil the public do
main South of the Missouri Compromise
line by constitutional provision; if they
will offer premium to tilibustcring and
give up to Slavery all that tilihusters may
acquire; if the Southern mana pretended
right Of transit and sojourn through
and IN the free States, with his
black chattela is irrerocably occurred; IT
the Slave trade between TIC Gtdtes the
Slave States is constitutionally confirmed;
II, in q word, the denominations Of the Crit
tendcn Amendments are incorporated into
the fundamental law, they will remain
where they are. But they will give no
pledges that the rebels and plunderers Of
the public property in the Cotton States
nay be reduced to obedience, nor that the
right Of secession shall be surrendered.
Virginia is the representative Of Border
State opinion, and we set forth nothing but
her ultimatum, Kentucky, South Carroll
ma, Maryland and Tennessee will be the
initators of her action; and that means
seccssion-nothing less, nothing morel
We regret to say that such allies are
positive injury to the prospects Of the
Union party, because under a show Of
calmness and moderation, they hide pur-
poses which can never be gratified; and
We regret, further, that any time should be
wasted in the vain cndeavorto compromise
with men who have predetermined that
they will accept nothing which the North
will concede, and that they will surrender
nothing in recompense for what the
North may be willing to give up. The
concessions which they demand are
worse than Disunion itself: for the
reason that they afford no hope that the
example OF conspirators now attempting
the overthrow Of constituted authority, will
be anything less than encouragement to
future rebels no hope that the pernicious
doctrine of Secession, on which the present
movement is bottomed, may not be again
called into exercise tomorrow, or whenever
ut later day, the South may be pleased to
revolutionize to obtain new advantages
over the North. Concession Of any kind
in the face of menace is the establishment
! Of precedent which sooner or later will
| be the destruction Of the Government; but
| concession like that which the Border
States demand, would 80 ena:culate and
degrade the North, that she would be lit
for nothing but despotism hereafter: A
people that would, in this age, amend their
Constitution to permit the buying, selling
and whipptngof men where men have
never been bought, sod nor whipped he
fore, confess their inability and unwortlll
ness to maintain liberty for themselves
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rTHE WORK KEF0RE rs,

IT Is the fashionto dec1y praise Of Lib
erty; aud be who INDUCES in the apostro-
phes and appeals which were common
among our fathers is paid for his devotion
with a sneer. The intense materi21ism Of
the day has overshadowed the Sentiment
and the Idea which we're the inspiration Of
the Revolution; and nothing short Of some
great public peril in which all men shall
see "chains and Slavery" will rc-awkcn
the minds Of the people to the obligations
that they ore to those principles which
have made the country what it is. The
alarming indications in the Republican
ranks of q disposition among the brethren
of. flint heart to surrender cherished doc
trincs upon the demand Of the Slave Pow
er, marx the extent aud nature Of the da11-
ger by which the sacred fire is threatened
with extinguishmcnt: We are appalled,
by ths demands which arc made upon Tie
North but We nre Mortified by the recrc-
ancy which proposes that these demands
shall be gratiied; and that the idea by
which all men who lore Freedom are an:-
mated shall be given up.
The danger and darkness Of the present
hour have not come too soon They will
serve to break that hard crust Of material
ian il which the heart Of the nation has
been enveloped; aud nc accept the condi-
tons which they impose, and laborto make
them the precursors Of that glorious er1 in
which, after the obligations We owe to the
Creator, care for and preservation Of Free
dom shall be the next work Of our country
men. They have needed in the past, dur
ing their frequent consent to the dogmas
and policy Of tyrants, the enforcement Of
the great truth that Liberty admits Of 20
partnership with Despotism. They have
needed to know that Liberty cannot be
maintained without sacrifices; and now
when Despo:ism shows its front, and sac,i-
fees are demanded that VIC may still he
free, we shall not shrink from the DUTY that
VIC hare assumed Let others surrender OF
rencat-our flag is still therei
We indignantly repel The charge Of f.
naticiam OF disloyalty to the Constitution
but if We plead guilty TO that cxaltation OF
ideasin favor Of o sacred cause, which de-
ties danger and conteuans opposition if wc
put Freedom before money or houses or
lands; If we mike true Democracy tic
outgrowth and aid Of Religion; if wc In.
sist th.t next TO Heaven, Liberty is most; 10
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CoRREc71oH:-We did Injustice to the Nc
Gregor, {Iuws,) Hsas In creditlng an article
copied from that paper headed. !" Chicago" to
the McGregor 1Saa- The Timer Is In the
interest Of Milwaukee, and Ia not in the habit
OF doing Justice to Chicago interests.
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Gbirago Tribus1e'



:: j.; So '~ Mottoes for the Day.
Isum sutsf death bdort T spa1 consent, Or odsiss
~ friends to eoaaen. to any coaeessioa Or oompro-
miss uaieh looks lie buying the frisilgr Of ta1ing
possession e the Goaesa.se.t 70 tah;eh soe hats a
[hs,stitssie,sdl right: beeamse sthatepsr might
skhiat q as merit Of thu various propositions b.
.tafe Congress, I should regard any concession in
fAe 3he q ase.aee as Me destruction Of hse Got-
ermmast its!f and conssn& On oil hands taae our
syitzm EtaH b. brought dom to 1essa w'th ths
e1isssHg dssorYaataed state Of egatss in Aezieo'
Bat 0is uing ptu hereafter b, d us no'', II. ths
tAaads qf a. psep|s; and il taey desire to eda a
1onsentiox to s1zaopx any grievances complained
ot. ar to alse ssse 9uaran&tes for tbs tasnanene'
qfpe&ed rights, y Is not nsine to ctposs
[AnRAHAM LINCOLN.
Laaagxrattoa first adjustment atserseard.
tsALMos ?. CHASE
Iosps Il to ns.ssf, ope II to fruth, o'os Il to
ts s,staa. to ssate at no earthly foaer could III
d.ce az to s<e fora specific 'snasare for the sntso
ac;on Of Slavery ,ahere Il had not b5oTe easaei,
euhx, .onth or north Of khat line. Coming a.
do3,un Stare &ate, I: Is my solemn, deziosrate,
aad .esQ.z4atarr5 determination that no po:oe7-
no earthly pon.r-eaau eonp@ me TO t'ote for n=
posiiss {atrodsetto, Of S1doe7y, either south OF
north Of that lise., Sir, sehi,e you r1proach and
Justly, too our British aneestors for The tatToduc
t1on q kis snstRstion upon The costneas Of An'e'.
"a, On, for one, kxeling that The faostt'1ty q
: tAs pqsscat inhabitants Of California and Ne;
" Msz5oo shdu rproacA u for doing Just aoaat u
ssprpaeh G1sat Britain for doing 10 u. n tn
csetsns q khow 7e,rito1ies choose to establish Star
IN, I an 1or adu,tning the7. with such p7ov!sso':
H. kAst.. Consultations but 1tea, It sesu b. ae:'
ore .ao1k, and rot ours, and taeir posterity se;'
haue to ytmpdea them, and not III, for .}or7n'"t
Consultations aUoui.g the fnattution Of Haan'y t
exiH n1soMq hes. HEfRT CLAY.
, 1861-02-12
WE ARE NOW SELLING
w DOzLAE QUALITY

NV
ur Oh NE Morinoa
Two Dollar ys!eur* st oEe Dollar.
aesry u BsTss a;S: 1or slx Fsnsss: ~.
wEEwEx. r>7ecsS cnAna
Or ErErr Drscs1rr1os,
Al inefeenia fElces and Without regard to cost or
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FROM tho Nauhegan Gazette, 9tll
There seems to be quite controversy be-
Northwestern Journalism, and divers other
journals Of various hues Of political complex"
ion, In regard to the wisdom and consistency
Of the late uttetances OF 6ewnrd and Cameron
Of the Senate, and Adams {of Mass.l, Kellogg
(of illinois,, and other Republicans who have
shown = disposition to make ''great conces-
s'ons'' to the South In this crisis. For onr
part, We think that, so far, the TRIBUNE has
much the best Of it. Thcposirion It has taken
suits us. That journal does not say that Mr..
Seward has proposed TO back down, but that
he has commended himself to the favorable
notice Of the whole tribe Of doughsaces by
Transporting the elements Of his creed, which
up to the present crisis assumed that our duty
was to take care Of freedou1-that the Union
would then take care Of itse'f; but now he af-
firm that our duty is to take care Of the Union
and let Freedom take care Of itself. This,
If we sre capable Of understanding the matter,
Is the gist OF the difference between Mr.. Sew
ards present aud former position, and We un-
hesitatingly affirm, that bis former ppeItIo,l
was right, ana the people affirmed the came
when they elected Abraham Lincoln to tim
Presidency, aud VIC think that it takes only
1nodicum of common hense, to determine thai
il the former position was right, his present
position ls 1rrong. Now, il freedom and the
Union were in their nature fndisscI1ble, then
it would make no difference which was placid
upperm0st, and there would be no incoMsist-
ency between Liberty and Union, and Union
and Liberty, but does not the experience Of
the last ten years prove that there can be, By
proving that there hos 5esn world OF ditIef~
ence between the two? In the controversy
Of 1920 the settlement was on the latter read
Ing, Union first and then Freedom, and the re-
suit Was that slavery got State and prece~
dent that has Civ. it several more States, aud
freedom got q congressional le1sc Of an un.
| inhabited territory, which leasc slavery re-
| pealed, and which territory freedom has had
to undergo unprecedented suffering to retain
| In 1850 the same fatal principle prevailed and
while freedom gained State, it was in spite Of
| the principle Of the settlement and because
| freedom was more nimble OF foot than slave
~, and because Of the exigencies Of the con-
| dition of the new State, while slavery gained
unexampled and unconstitutional facilities not
only for the recapture Of fugitives, but for the
kidnapping of freemen, and nlso gnined po-
| sition and IN inIlnence which enabled it IN
few years to throw off It's formerly self.ln-
posed restraint, and to WELD the whole power
Of the Federal Government for its exclusive
benefit. IT'S sad to see the same Inconsistency
that dimmed the lustre Of Webster's fame,
| now spreading it's blight upon the historic
name Of him who In 1850 and u stood fore
most among the opponents OF this vicious
principle, without ever, for an instant, reced-
Ing from his position, or talteriug in bis course
| Alas for us. "How ore the mighty fallen. u
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Tho Eo-cnIIea: :>Rcnro Confcrcnce.-Ine
tere&tlng Proc +edIngs-Kemark4 e Of
Ex~Govern0r morchenl of Kentucky
.-tmportanx Movements in Congress
...SeuAtor IoIauAnn.2 Sneach..
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1ea!n's Iiqstd Einy B1o..om,
Meen Fun In Powder
Fsarl Powder snd LII, White,
Aupan'1 Hose~ Violet & Toilet Powder,
Puffs and Puff Boxe1 in
Gtcnt variety.
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Nc. q Lake street. opposite fremont Horsz,
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~ STORE,
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BARN q M BRO'aa
Direct Importers Of as1 wno1a..le p-aier,:.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
BERLIN woRsTEDs,
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Raskets, B1rd Cages
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.,
TnA Attsntton It Wholesale Eeais1a = s.spbese,s,,
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Lnbin'1 ExsTacss,
+, Lubtn's Pomadea,
! Lubln's Hair OFT,
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Iubiass Rose Powder
1ub1nss Rice Powder,
Lubtnsn Pearl wh'te,
Lub1n's Lav1nder,
Lublnss Rou.a,
KUhinsa faaxiieE,
LubIn'a Soaps.
The best VARIETY Of Ette Toilet Go-cs vest ef SeT
York. J. Il, REED 4 CO..
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would be ratified that they had elected Com
missioners to the Southern Congress, sitting
at Montgomery. 1t Is reported that Gen.
Houston had fiaally given in his adhesion to
cheap negroes, and territorial expansion filled
the imaginations Of the tlre-eaters. The South
ern coniederates can sec nothing but "gor-
geous palaces and cloud-capped towers" and
ala1d more enchanting than seen in the opiuni-
eaters vision. But it will prove treacherous
mirage that fits into airy nothing hetaye tho
shining eyes Of the parched and f:anished
traveller. For the horder States which join
this Southern Confedcracy, the prospect is
truly dismal, for then it will be free tE3dc end
direct taxation; the destruction Of their mo.
. chanics and the loss Of their negroes. Harris
of Maryland, in his speech the other day, adj
mitted that The eject Of secession on Mary
manned an alliance with and under the control
Of thecotton States. He said;
! have never been abe to regard wlth any favor
this idea Of Southern Confederation, ever, In It's
merely economic aspect; ard I anl not able with
any eomplaesne5 TO consider the possibility Of my
1eeonfzed Fight II secession, and the eonaeqnent @ M
ability o. sny or tts component parts at any mo-
Born il revolt; Graded in passion; nurtured
ppon excitement; overriding freedom ii cp!nsnn;
ation: cnyironed By fearful pcrits in the present
AnG destined to encounter more terrible froublcs
In the future; based, It's foundation stonc upon
the right Of any Of its component parts at auy
moment 10 ecccle from tho structure, and thus
break 1t up, regard its promises a. de1usvc, and
its results ''Dead sea fruits that turn to ashes
on the lps."
Speaking Of speeches, the one delivered by
Senator johnson, consuming two days in It's
delivery, and finished yesterday, wasthe lcav-
lest blow get struck 1y q Southern memter
against secession. He stood By the Union
would amend it to please the South, he had no
no justification or causc for secession, He
oyeIhauled Benjamin, Hunter JET. Davis and
Jplane, aud deaifon therhe2ds spnc stunning
blows. HI confronted thatt recent c!a1aos for
4 slave code with t1eir votes In the Senate last
spring on Senator Browns resolutions, when
they voted that protection to slavery In the
Territories was not wunted- and now thty
are hesiieC to dissolve the Union becauscsuco
protection Was net enacted! lie scarifed
Jolanc for his urgratcfnl and reasonable
course. He told llm and Wigfall, who Eat
Just In front, that if heaven lad any,red thua-
der bolts Of vengeance hotter and heavier than
the others to }aunch on The heads OF traitors
and rebels, they would he vante for the anni-
ll'iatlon Of men who had ssisld their pcricld2l
hands against the best government ever en-
]oyed by any portion Of tue human race. Wig
1all wi1ted, and covered, aud turned deadly
pale, aud Jolanc skunk into IN a5joinin. cloak
TooE1, muttering vain curses against the patrI-
otis Tennessean. herewith send ron m i'm
perfect sketeh C. the speech. It's greatlenCth
forDlds its full publication IN your columns.
, 1861-02-12

S......-. LAKE STREET, cH1CAGo......... ..e2s
1nstts the special st&snton OF lnota easchanta to
their very are eli assorted and .uAy Aktrsets1
Con- md On nvot4bte terms foE cash Or Approval
Credit
u- Prompt a,d careful att4nttou xtven to ORDER.
,;r::-.' WXBKR, WILLIAMS b YALE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,
On the efficacy Of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from Its use:
Rev. JOHN PIKRPoINT, Medford, Mass--Its efficacy in
Salt Rheum and other Cutane0us Diseases.
Rev. WARREN BURTON, Boston, Mass-Its efficacy In
Headache Loss Of Appetite OPPRESSION Neuralgia Her-
yous Affections, aud General Debility Its Value to
Clefgymen.
Rev. AUGUSTUS R. PoPE sOmorville, Mass.-cure for
Bolls aud General Debility.
Rev. sYLvANUs COBB, Boston, Mass.-1ts Use and Ei-
caey In famy Restoration Of Strength amer Typhoid
Fever.
Rev. THOMAS wlIITTEMoRE, Boston, Mlss.-Iis Use
and Value in Paralysis, Dyspepsia and Dropsy the
chesti and adds; at gives mo new vgor, Buoyaney
Of Spirits, Elasticity Of Muscle"
Rev. OSBORN NYR1OK, Provncotown, AlassIls Efficacy
In st. Vitus' Dance, and Chronic Bronchitis.
Rev. EPIIRAiM MUTE Jr., Lawrence Kansas Terrific
Tyy-Its Rfncaey In Dyspepsia, Debility, Prosration and
Adaptation to Western Climate Diseases.
Rev. RICHARD METCALF, Boston, Mass.--Its Use
Preuoter Of Digestion; and says "It has proved just
the Tonic that wanted"
Rev. NJ. p WEBSTER, Boston, Mass-Its Value 10 Dys-
pepsa. Chronic DiasrhGa, Derangement Of Liver and
Stomach.
Rev. ABRAHAM JACKSON, wAIpole, n. H-Its Efficacy
in lies, Dyspepsia, and Unhealthy Appetite.
Rev. ARTHUR R. i. oRAwLEY, HershadR, Burnah Ell
Climatic Debility, Swelling ofthe Extremities.
Prot H. vTTALIS sCHERB Boston, Mass--1ts RestorA
tive Power after Fever Exhaustion OF the Nervous sys
tenn, and Dyslepaai Recommendation to "seholArsi
Teachers, Clergymen and Editors"
Rev S. H. RIDDRI Boston, Mass-Its value in cases OF
Bronchitis, Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Neuralgia and
Nervous Debility.
N. B-Pamphlets containing Letters from the above
named Genemen and others, aud giving full information
Of the Syrup can be had on application TO the Agents.
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Or, N. l.. Clark & Co., Proprietors,
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-sold by Druggists generally throughout the uniisi
States. sep Idly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

From Me Examiner, NoF:iolk Va.
CephAlio pills accomplish the object for which they
made, viz. Cure of headache In all its FORMS
F,op ne Examiner, Norfolk, Id
They have been tested 10 more than thousand cases.
with entife success.
Ffom he Dspioerat, 81. Cloud, MIN.
Ifyou arc, have been troubled with the heaIaehe.
send for box, (Cephalie rnls) that you may have
them in case Of an attack
From Ne Adrertissr, lforidenes, R. L.
The cephac PILLS are saiI be a remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and Of the very best for that
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
Ffon he usstern H. n, Gasefys, Chicago, m
We heartily endorse Mr. spsldtg, and his uuryAlled
Cephalle Pills
From he Kanalahd Idli,y Star, KdgGold, Ia.
We that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick to them.
From he Southern Pun Finder, Ne,o Orleans, Ii.
Try them you that afflicted and we are snre that
your testimony be added TO the already numerous
list that has received benefits that other nedns
produce.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
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Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. IA7 Market Street,
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STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
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dephia New YORK or other cities by Of cores
pOndlng brokers who are all firms Of hgh Standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are Charged on stoeka ar
Loans purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents.
DRAFTs.-We draw on Philadelphia New York or I,oa
ton and procure drafts other American cties al tbe
lowest rates Of exchange. WV" So '-'
FOREIGN DRAFTS.-We draw on Great Britain Ira
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houses Of undoubted standing, in sums TO suit orr
customers.
EXCHANGR-Forel or Domestie-bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the market A
premium will almost always be allowed for Cheeks on New
York.
REAL EsTATE-we attend to the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate in town country and respectfully invite
purchasers sellers to give call We rent houses
and when desired by our customers attend to the eoec
tlon Of their rents
C0lLRCrIONs Our correspondence enables US to
reach auy prominent point In America in any foreign
country. heeug tho reliable channels, Our faeill
ties for mlug collections therefore complete, and
consequently persons ayang themselves of them may DO
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madv By An1 rlghie parties.
In srey ca5a where employed aim Is to do
he bes Tor the Interest Of eustmerH and solicit
he patf'aase ol our friends and tho public generally
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
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OR
P u II e MIG H T S OIL.

P U II z MIG II T S OIL.
Having been appointed by the manufacturers
SOLE AGENTS
Fer the sale Of tho Above article prepared
furnish It to FARMkns and DEALERS In such quAnti-
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II is deodorised and packed in Tight Barrels.
PRICE, S275 PER BARREL
A liberal deduction made for large purchases.
This article must not be eonounded with Poudret,s 1t
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22

1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS and
has be come established fact, Standard Medicine
known aud approved by all that have used H. and
is now fes1rted to with confidence In all the dis
eases for which II il re- NJ commended
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last two years
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The dose must be adapt cd to the temperament OF
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ties AZ to act gently on -, the Bowels.
Let The dictates Of your Y Judgment guide you in
the ufo Of the LIVER o lINVIGORATOR, and
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ess and may be used sue eesdully as an OrdinR-
ry Family Medl- p cine. 1t will cure SICK
III DACHE, fas RI Thousands testify) IN
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GETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-22
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Palpitation Of he He0rf,
DpMeria,
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Of Consumption, together 9Th all diseases Of
The Throat and Chest, and phic1 predis-
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IT Is PECULIARLY ADAPTED TO TIE RADICAL
CURE or ASTHMA
Being prepared by practical PnsciAx and nauoatsr
aud one Of great experience In the the varou.
diseases to which the Human frame Is liabl4.
II is offered 10 the afflicted with the greatest conf
deuce.
Try it and be convinced that Il Is invaluable In tho eurs
Of bronchial affections. Price 30 cents per Bottle,
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very valuable remedy for Diarrhaa, Dysuniery
Cholea Mornus and all Bowel Affections. THY IT. Price
20 eis per Bottle
So The above Medicines are prepared only by
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n, W. Corner Of NINTH POPLAR Streets,
ie l3ly