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TWELYR YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
IOOls the success Of several medical gentle
in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws Induced their establish
ment an incorporated Institution under act uf
the Legislature by the title VI fH u GhKfEhBEkG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold shey have gained
upon public confidence, has fully Justified the honor
actment and they have reason b ieel great pride
comparing their success with medical academies al
chartered By public authority. Unsolicited testl-
mOny from public and private individual and com
mandatory notices In the leading public Journals,
bear witness TO the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the IN
sttution, thus assuring the public that among the
many unFOrthy advertisers Of ths day, 1T y GhE E
EHBEkG COMPANY has ever been and viii Be .
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the orafiou
Of health 70 the afflicted, and all Who suffering
may address them with entire confidence
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are lucdy set forth II i kE F.
ENBEKG MANUAL OF HEALTH, al invaluable
medical work, publishtd for family use, and th-re-
fore sold at the nominal price OF 70 cents, Tor which
sum it 10 allied Tree 10 any part OF the country.
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chi-
as well a. the common diseases incident 10 this
Try, have received the attention Of this Institution
aud IL Is enough ts they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have conhded 70 ther skill.
Their series Of Ne icnes embrace eleven different {
remedies adapted to Gtferent diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article The Medi-
cine 10 which We wish to cali the attention Of the
many Females afiiieted with disease, Is
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BANK NOTE LIsI..

CORRECTED BI Q. A. READ CO., BANKERS.
MAINE ,B'k Ia Michigan City
All Solvent Banks. par Stats Stock B * Of In
NEW HAMPsHIRE. s,ats 1,, ,l -;
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
Nro,--oo,rvpv Fab

The Congress last night unanimously
agreed to Constitution and provisional
government.
A strong and vigorous government viii
20 into immediate operation, with full pew
ers and ample funds.
No proposition for compromise OF recon-
struotion will be entertained.
The Congress will remain in session to
make all necessary laws.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

Heralds Washington correspondent says
I an satisfied from positive information re-
oeiEed direct from Charleston, that the at
tack has only been postponed until they
can erect 3 sufficient number Of batteries
to accomplish 4 cir purpose. The time for
Withholding reiniOroements to Major An
derson will cease the moment Lieut.. Hall
returns to Fort Sumter,
learn from reliable source that We'd
nesday next has been fixed upon as about
the time when the seoessionists will be
ready 10 commence the assault on Fort
anmtar.
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FRom HARRINHURGH.

HARRIsBURGH, Feb. 3.
Abin guaranteeing 81 100000 in United
States bonds Of the new 500, 100000 loan,
passed both Houses unanimously to-day.
A letter from Major Anderson in response
to the resolutions Of the Legislature con-
graduating his bravery, was read in the
House. It is well written, though brief
expression Of his profound gratitude.
The Committee Of Ways and Means have
agreed to report favorsbly the bill for the
relief Of the Sunbury s. Erie railroad, and
for the appointment Of 9 Committee on
tonnage duties on the PennsylVanis rail
road
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THE GREFENBERG
MARsHALRs UTERINE OATHoLICON,

which is offered as certain cure IN cases accompa
med with the following symptoms: irregularities,
Weakness, faintneEs, Dtranged Appetite, salloW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and kluney, Chills,
nalgia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, dizziness, Herv-
BUSINESS, Headache, ResIlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
flushe8 uf the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
PAIN the spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, hansea, lndigastiuus Difficult Passing OF
Urine with heat smArtingl Itching, Burning
lrr tatiOn 70 the Uterine organs, Nightmare, DID,
pair, HyEteric8, Anxiety, Red fac, Nervous fWftch
ing, Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper, Sad
meas, DepraVed Appetite, Elatulence, Bioaled AID
Irregular BOWels, Unpleasant Dreamy Pains in the
Utarine Organs, Eumnness and Pans IN the Limbg,
Loss Of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness in the
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PRAYING IN PUBLIC.
Morrnorrrr. Feb. 8.

IUNIuUAhhLi 7 % o
Congress was in secret session four hours
TO- day, and met again tonight and has
probably achieved important results, which
win be made known tomorrow.
The only public session was half an hour
this morning, consumed in prayer and some
formal business resolutions.
Gen. Hsnningsenis is here.
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saturday Afternoons Report.
EAsaIuOIoS, Feb. 9.

HoUsE. ,
Onnotion Of Mr.. Boteler, resolution was
adopted requesting the. President 70 com .
mueieate "a the House the correspondence
bstveep our Government and that Of Peru
since 1857, on the subject Of iree naeiga-
tion Of the Amaaon and its tributaries.
Mr.. Cox offered an amendment to the
Senate bill for q temporary government Tor
he Territory Of Colorado. Il proposes 70
alleW the people to assemble and form
Themselves sn organic law and Torrlforiel
GoVernmsnt, 70 consist Of Legislature,
Judicial and Executive Departments, 30.
Il is substantially the Douglas substitute
offered in Ne Senate. Ordered 70 Dc
printed. 49,
Ar. Curtis. from the Military Committee,
reported bin apprOpriatng sll5o 70 pay
ths musicians end soldiers for loss o. M
struments and olothing il the removal ron
Fort Moultrie 70 Sumter.
Mr.. Thomas objected 70 its oonsidera-
ton.
The Vice President announced that he
had received the resolutions Of the Demo
cratic STATE Convention Of Ohio.
Obiection was made 20 their reception on
the ground that The resolutions were not
specially addressed to the Senate After
some further discussion horesolutions were
reooived-yeas S3, nSys "a.
Mr.. Seward presented petitions for the
settlement Of the difficulties Of the country
also the resolutions Of the Legislature o.
Nav York
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GXECUTOR'S NOTIGE-NOTICE
is hereby given that the undersigned have.
been duly appointed and qualified as Executors on
the estate OF John Rupls, deceased.
CYRUS RUPGB,
JAMES B. RuPLE.
Cleveland January o. 1851 Ljan13S32
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TMPORTART ITEMS FROM gAsHING-
TON.
WAsnNaroH, Feb. 10

WAsl1N0roht hep, ~,
Col. Judge has had an interview with the Pres
ldent who received him as distinguished citizen
Of Aiabama but not IN an Official capacity, nor
would he enter into discussion Of the object Of bis
mission which Is 70 treat for the surrender Of the
arsannls and other public property In that State.
sion Of Mr. McCormick's patenthas been extend.
ed three months
The Peace Conference Committee will proba.
bly, report on Tuesday. Various plans are under
consideration, but the indications are that the
Border States resolutions will meet with tie must
favor, and the general impression Is that
the Conference viii adopt some such plan
including the division Of the territories BY the
line Of 80 deg 50 min north Of which Slavery will
be prohibited south Of Il to be determined By
the people without Congressional or other legis-
latVe interference.
The members of the Montgomery Congress have
advised their friends here that Ministers ha e
been appointed TO represent the interests OF the
Southern ConfedeTncy In Europe
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THR ALL-sUFFIoIENF FHRER
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR l, 2&3, ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT q
England and secured By the Seals Of the Eoole De
Pharmscie de Paris and the Lmperia College o.
Medicine, Vienna
No / Is invaluable ioE exhaustion, spermatorrhoea
and all physical disabilities. ..-t
No. 2 com petely eradicate8 all traces Of those Qlf-
eases that have heretOOre been treated by the naua
cious and pernicioug use Of copaiFa and cubeDa.
No. 3 has entirely Bupplantsd the injurious use
mercury, thereby insurt1g TO the suarer speedy IT.
lief dispersing all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESElIAR, Nos. I, 2 and 3, aro prsparation the
form Of Ozenge, devoid Of tasto and small and can
Be carried in the Waistcoat pocket sold u tn cases
and divided into separate doses, administered D
Valpean Lallemand RouX, Rcold, &C Price s. each,
or cases for So which saves s. and n 81 cases
whereby there % saving OF So To be had wholesale
and RETAIL Of DR.. BARROW, No l9f Bleecker street
New York. Immediately receiving a remitta nee
Dr. Barrow will forward flle 1riesemar 70 any par
Of the world, securely packed, and add ossr accord
ing TO the instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also by Il. II. GA1LORD and VIZ
FTSK i. CLEVELAND anA
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 9.
Gov. Brown seized, yesterday, Eve ves-
sells owned in New York, viz: the brigs R.
W. Kibbie and Golden Leads; barks D.
Golden Murray and Adjuster, and schooner
Julia A. Helleck
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HArrronn. Trnnhrn Cn.o-

hereby certify that have been dealing in the
Grenberg Medicines for the past year and can tru-
y say that have never offered any medicines the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Catholicon. they VIII Perform al and more than b
promised for them. have sold about my Dottleg
Of the Uatholicon the past year and bear the bs1t
March Z, 1857. Medical Agent.
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sURRENDERED.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 9.
The Little Rock arsenal, containing 1900
stand Of arms, q large amount Of smmuni-
tion and forty cannon, including Capt
Bragg's Battery, surrendered to the State
authorities yesterday, and has been gar
risoned by 100 volunteers.
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DUEL
CTNc1NNAFI. Feb. 9

CINCINNATI, Feb. ..
Messrs. Hoffren and Moody, Of Indian'
Legislature, left this city last night fo1
Kentucky, for the purpose Of Sighting du
el-Weapons knives-expected to come Of
early this morning. Police are on thei1
track.
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ELECTED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 9.
jefferson Davis Of Miss, was unanimous
ly elected President Of the Confederate
States of North America to-day, and Alex
ander H. Stevens Vice President unani-
noora1v
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{ TlLEYELANl-D 8 TOLEDO h. 4.


l150-i. WIETER ARRAEGEMEHT. ls5O-L
on and aftef Monday November 25th, ls50, Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland a. follows:
7lboA ~ Ihrgugh Mall stopping at ~ stations On
thk southern Division arriving at Toledo
800 p n. Mail stops q eli stations east Of sandasky
on Northern Division, and arrives AZ SAN
duaky At s.tb p. n.
7:o0 p n. Chicago ExpresB-St0ps q all stations oz
eopt Washington aud Clay, and arriYe1
inITOledo at I2.l0 A. y.
CONNECTIONS. h1
Connections hfs made At MohfOevIile with the San
dugky, Manshold end Newark n. r., at CITds With
the sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati B. r., a. Ire
mont With Fremont Z Indiana r B., and af Toledo
with the Michigan southern 4 Northern Indiana
aud Toledo aud WabaAh Railroads for Chicago De-
srgiti Jackson, Fort Wayne, L0RausportJ Lafayette
Ualr6, Alton s.. Louis, and all points West, North
Trains arrive Il Cleveland from Fcisdo and the
West At s;sOA A., ands:ig ?, \. And from sandus-
H.l1 A. y.
- For rinfounatioaundtie tickets apply AZ the Union
Ticket ONCE 81 Superior st., and az the Depot, r
L. d. RUOkkkt
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ERW YoRK, Feb. 10.
The muskets seized by the police recently were
Yesterday placed Into the hands Of g. B. Lamor
Internationally who Immediately telegraphed
the fact to the collector of Savannah.
Lieut. Rogers and SohumRker, Of the cutter
Lewis Cass arrived this morning. The command
er of the cutter was re appointed by the Georgia
Authorities after the seizure
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THE FUGITIVE CASE.
ToRoxro, }, b

The Anderson case was argued at great length
to-day BY eminent counsel and the case Is still
going on tonight.
No decicision, probably, till next week, but the
general impression is that the Court VIII liberate
me prisoner on a teehnieality in the commit
ment
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RELIES FOR KANSAS.

ALBANE, Feb. 10.
A meeting was held last night to take measures
for the relief of the sufferers in Kansas Mayor
Thatcher presided. A large number Of promi-
nent citizens were present.
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500 THIN SY up
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINGs
which greatly facilitates the process Of teething hy
soffenin the gums, reducing all in1ammations-Will
aiiay ALL PkIN and spasmodic action, and d surei
10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothers, win give rest to your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH Of IT, what We have never 5en abl Q say q
any other medicine, NEVER has III FAILED IN
SINGLE INSTANCE TO EEEBCI A CO Re when
timely used Ne7er did We know an instance Of dis-
satisfacion by sny one who used IT, On The contra
~ al are delighted with It's operations and speak in
terms Of eommsndation Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak In this matter WHAT
WE DO KNOW after ten years experience, and
pledge our reputation for the fllhlm8nt Of what W
here declare. In almcst every instance where the
win he found IN ftesn or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered
one Of the most Experienced and skilliul Nurses
New England, and has been used with Gsyer-fai,ing
TH0UsAEDs OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain but insig
CRATES the stomach and bowels coErecs ascldity and
gives one and snerey % the whole system. lf viii
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND C0LlC
and oEerOOmes convulsions, which 4 not spssdily
feedledi end In death. We believe y l1e De.l ale
safest remedy In the world IN az Gases o. BylenleIy
end Diarrh0a In children, Whethor it arises IRON
Ieathiug, o. any other cause we H2nla ~ % y
srT Moiher Who has nehild suffering ron any Of she
foregoing CONF lantl, de not let your lf lalot vl
the pre- udces of Olhersl stand between you ana your
suI5ring Child and the relief that vii be sure yes
Absolutely sure, to iouow tne nse oi this NED elne
iffiineiy used. Full direction iof using VIII accom-
Isnv each bottle None genuine unless the iac-
.in1fe OF CURTIS Perkins, New York Z on
the outside wrapper. Sold b. Drug8sta throughout
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street. New York.
PRiCE, ONLY 95 OENTs PER BOTTLE
raBfls-dswHef
F5r ale 81 sTRONG 4 ARMSTRONG AEsuts'
s9 Superior street, Cleveland
~ Alrs Winslouis Soothing syrup the genuine
article, for sails b. Churahnl Brother Drasgbts,
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AeROUND.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 8.
The steamship New York was reported
aground in the Weser. She however gotof
without damage and arrived at southsmp-
ton January 26th. She would sail for New
York on the morning of the 9th.
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HOME TESTIMONY:

In this connection we ouer few testimonials:
81 am . Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which you advertise Marshals Ute-
rine Cath0lioon cure. have advised its use and
it has enected complete cure wherever il has bsen
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio
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PROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Feb. 8.
The Traveller states that bankers here
viii not take tho loans Of the new Admin
istration unless the affairs at the South are
aatisfactorilY settled.
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- Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the GrRisn-
berg MedicinesI Dr. b h d phy slcian Of extensive
practice, and OF the most successful IN the co
ty (Trumbulll IN which he resides
This esrtines that have used the areieA peT8 3
Pills aud Marshnll'H Cathgiicon, sold here by a y
johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Ififm bull couutys Uhioi Karen y 1915
Sold BY Draggiats and Meilcine DsaIfr9 taroulfl-
out the cornfry. FOR Medicines or Agencles5 aQ-
drus1 u. b. h1NNnith45 Slrs sela.l4;
lsnsdkv General Agent for Ohio.
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WILL NOT SAIL.

PORTLAND, Feb. y.
The steamship Bohemian will not sail
till Monday noon for Liverpool, owing to
the non-arriVal of the Canadian mails.
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BLOCKED Up.
MoNlREAL. Feb.

The roads are all blocked up with snow
and will probably Eemain so for two or
three days.
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

FOR ASTHMA on PHTHIsIC.-Opprss5sd, Dihcult,
LabOred Breathing, attended with cough and TX
psctOration. Price 50 cents Per box.
FJa EAR DIscHARGEs AND DEAENEss+-Discharges
from the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Mseses,
or Mercurials. For Noises In the Head Hardness
Of hearing, and Ringing in the Ears and Ear-ache.
FOR ScRoFULA.-Enlargsd Glands, EnlArged and
lndurated rOnss, SWelling5 and Old Ulcers, ScrYfu-
lous Uacheey Of Children. Price SO cents per box
FOR GENERAL DEBILITT.-Physicai or Nervous
Weakness hither the result Of sickness, Excessive
Medication or Exhausting Discharges. Price, 50
F1R DROPsY.-FIuid AccumuiutfUns, 'rumid su7ail-
ings, with seanty Secrctions. Price, ~ cents per
FoR sEA-s1oKNEss.-Deathly Sickness, Yertigo;
Nausea, Vomiting, Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 50 cents per box.
cul, Difficult, Painful UrinetOn,. Diseases Of the
kidneys. Price, 50 cents per box.
FOR SEMINAL kMIseIONs.-1 Discharges
and Coust quent Prostration and Debility, Bad Be
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and Ell
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon Is
cure Price, with full directions 81 per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional ears, or TO seek advice, Of DR.. hum
phreys, do SO at his office, 562 Broadway, daily
from SA. NJ. to P. NJ, or by letter.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL. f-
Look over the list, make up a case Of what kind
you choose, and neiose the amountin aeurrent note
or stamps by mail 70 our address, at 500 Broadway
N. Y, and the medicine will be duly returned By
mail or express, free Of charge;
AGENTS WAkTED.-We desire an active, EN-
cient A gent for the sale Of remedies in every
town or community in the United states. Address
DR.. HUNPHREYs q Co., No. 562 BROADWAY, AkW
YOsK.s
Z. W. Sackrider, Churchill Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; W. +. Wooster, Elyria; Dr. 8 J.
Smith, Medina; John zimmsrman, Wooster Geiger
& Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, Youngstown; and all
the Drug Stores in Akron, Ravenna, Warren, Can
held ChardOns Jefferson, and BY Druggists and Dea-
lers in almost every town and village in Ohio. N
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rom SAVERS IN AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Feb. 8.
The name Of Sellers appears in the Canada's
list II IS miss-spellsd, and g said to be Tom
sayerB, the great English pugilist
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FROM NORFOLK,
FROM CHARLFsTON.

NoRFoLK, Feb. 10.
The bark Ephraim Williams put in. One man
frozen 70 death, and slN Of the crew 1rost bitten
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CANFORD,S LIVER lNTIGCR-
~ AlOR never Dstilitass1. It b .ompo1a -
entlrsly me- FROM GUNS, and has become a. -
sFo1s5 b. a ~ sss - n sls e % 1a las-i ea q
% egnnd dancs q al The disad1es of H1lch g
u has cured lhansands, within the last two years
who had giFea % zilE h0psg 81 rsllol e. tht
l1moFou8 unaoli5iiss = certificates "a ~ Do1lel
~ doss n,nst b ed.p-.- e tsd q he te.strsn,1l
q The indiTs ual tafing b and assd n 1i1l oIln
ss hss e. e e s..s,s ss' 35 sAs Ss: .
ne u1s Of the LIIERl-I lLNFIaORL LI0Il, std a
IAcEa, DTsPEPsIA CHaE-l,-, Ifo DIf1hHGf, s1rr'TTr
e0nPLkIEEs, DTszsIEEYls- lDa0rsT, soua 's15FscI
HABlIuAL losfiTIllEsi. = 5HoLIg. CE11ElA ~
14AIgas 4tA5uL1aots y p Hplch euAL1
~ ~ t.l-I y enc enc ~ pei IL 5lccellIlllI a. @
Curs SICK HEADACHRs= Al tho1sasas e1n -
llllfl ~ y " ~ lIe- l4lhllA4i ~ LDo
All Who use it ara giVllg thllr testimony n il e
~ -hl1 water IN 100 mouth with ths InTizoratol
PRicE 0NE 80ETAB PER BOTTLE.
Also Sani0rds Family oafhartic Pili1.
CompouHded from Pure Ycgslablg ELtrlctl, nd %
~ Ia Glass Uasss, Air Tight, and VIZ
.,s,.. 49,, Keep u any eiinase -.
actya Cstharsic. which the propfietor has EIoe in
. practice liQre than twenty years.
lng con9i4ritiy lncreasrl,, ing demand from tlo1
Who have l0lE u5ed ths. .PILLs and the ldti1lIc
ton which All express in9 |reard 70 their ule, hea
NlilulA llll Nli1IL IaIlaLM Nle nGIcU OF
The Profession we'll lkEow that Different O.
thartieg set on dasreuli portions % the e0E6iG.
The Eamil u CatharticI-s PIN hE1. with due refer
ence 70 this Well estab-I li9hed net, been com
pounded NON VaristyI-o 'ci The rura1t NeF1tablf
kEtrscts, which ect alike leu every rart ol M eli.
mentary canal, aud EreI-, l00OD and 1AFH In AZ
cases where Oathartic- 'i3 needed, guch De-
rahzec1ta o. the gtorl- iach. 6laobinesl Pains Ir
the Back and Loina.l os- = fTaness Pain and aur8
ness over the whole Body fr0ru sudden cold. Ehlch
lroquontly, II neglected 2 end in lo8g oourse q
EcTer. Los Of Appe-E- tite, g Creeping eenll
/ tion Of Cold ever fhe@ Body, R8Bfldsanea8,
2 .Held-Achd, OF Wei9hfI[ iu the head, an Ln11rl
mafOry Diseases, Worms. = in Children OF Adults
RheunEts1n, great Purifier Of the Blood and uauF
diseases % which dagh d heir TOO NUMEROUS %
I ton IN this Advertisement Dose 70 s.
PRICE % UEAIb.
H@-lhe Liver lnFigurator Gnd Family oathartl
Pills srg relailed by Druggists generally, and SOLD
/ gholesdle b. the Trade iu ali the large towns.
3. z ~. 6ANEOHD, H. D.
/ MEnuiaet ursr and ffo1Fiotcr,
d iyIdkWiis - broadway, Ne1T York.
81 saniad's Liver InFigcEat5r ant Cstharria
UH6RCHILL Z BIO, Druegists,
I BIO s.M. cor. Pub Square and Ontario %.