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Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

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therefor, or shall make, or print, or
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session, with intent to use or sell, any
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out the especial authority and dlrec-
ton of the Postotiice Department, or
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been printed, shall, with intent to de-
fraud tie revenues Of the postotilce
Department deliver any postage
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Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
THE CHARLESTON 1IERCU
RY
POLITICAL & LITERARY NEWSPAPER
Published Daily, Tri-Weekly and
Weekly.

Il HE political creed of the Mercu-
ry consists in the principles of the
Democratic party, as laid down in
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolu-
tons of f79S and 1799--the Sover-
eighty of the States. Strict Con
struction of the Federal Constitution
by the General Government, the Agent
of the States :. Free Trade, and an
Economical Administration of the
General Government. Its policy is
the union of the Southern States for
the maintenance Of their rights.
The Mercury gives dali y reports
Of the Markets and Marine Inteili-
gence in Charleston and the leading
sea ports ofthe Union. Its coDnec-
ton with the .'Associated Press
insures the earliest intelligence by
telegraph. The Weekly y Prices Cur
rent is made up with much care, and
from the most reliable sources. The
Literary Notices are discriminating
and comprehensive. Attention is
paid to all matters of general interest, j,
especially those in reference to the
Planting and Agricultural interests,
and to the current news Of the day !;
and care is taken that nothing shall
appear in its columns which should
be excluded from the family circle.
The Mercury is published Daily
at SO per annum Iri-W eekly. So );
and Weekly, 50 per year. 10 those
who may interest themselves in pro
curing subscribers, six copies of the
Weekly paper will be forwarded to
one address for Ten Dollars. All
orders 10 be invariably accompanied
by the cash.
RHETT, Charleston, $. G.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04

- Congress has enacted the fol-
lowing law in reference to NewSpa-
p.ys, entitled the
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
THE so CTHERN CIL TlTI-
4 I'CR

n MONTHLY Journal, devoted
to Southern Agriculture. Horticul-
ture. Stock breeding. Poultry, Bees,
General farIn Economy, etc. Its able
editors ars M-sSrs. ID. Redmond and
c. w: Howard.
Ihcsevcutccnth volume commenced
January lst, 1879; The South
Countrvmnu has recently been trans
tcrrrd 10 the :. Cultivator,' making
this valuable publication still more
interrstiu@and instructive. The yearly
subscription is only Sl.0O.
Address WM. ). JONES,
Augusta, Ga.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
.lNO. DICKINSON.

Proprietor.
Papers publishing the above three
months. VIII Ibeentitledtoan an exchange
tor the Daily.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09
ConRress.

The Congressional proceedings during the past
two weeks have not been very interesting -
Congress has been 10 session butsliu of the
time. Neither of the Committees have been
able to do anything. E s.; 81
Mr. Bingham mads his appearance on The
'.heatre ofactiOap during the past week, lie
intrOduceda bill giving the President (James
Buchsnan) power to make war, il necessary, to
collect the little amount Of revenue that comes
in at the port Of Charleston. The shedding of
blood is a small ma ter with Mr.. Bingham in
comparisons TO the collecting ofthe revenues o
the iittle port o. Charleston. But who would
have thought that Mr., Bingham would be willing
10 give a man that he calls in all Of his stump
speeches 'an old dota,d," +" such absolute power?
What change has come over Mr.. Bingham2--
His bill is somewhat similar to the one intro,
duced IN Congress when Gen jackson was
President-the same Gen. Jackson that Mr.. B,
peddled coffin hand bills about 10 the streets Of
Cadz. This is great country for change, and
Mr.. Bingham is bound to keep up with the
greatest Of the changers, gt ,...,.-- llr....ss
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M I S CELL ANEO US.

THE ANALsknsrIeE or LANGUAGE. There Is a
erowi Ns hs Iehoeneyln his nRe 10 appropriate the
terawhile to incorporate them into our own. Thus
the word repbslie. which is from the Greek sic.
pilyipg " for the head = Is now becoming pop lar
zed in eonneciinn with Mr.. Spalding 3 great Head.
ache remedy b,t it will soon be used in a mor.
gens raj wavNand ihe wnrd CcphaIic will become
ss common as Electro type and many others whose
distinction foreign words has cen worn away
by common usage until they seem "nstiye and 10
The manor bora"
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Telegrapslic News.

The exciting news published in the Daily
papers, are almost universally sensation items.
What is published under the bead of Tel graph
ic News one day is cantradicted the next in
three cases out Of five, .rs.g, a. t...-,. Is
To slander and abuse prominent men ofthe
opposite party. and misrepreseni public affairs,
appears to be the chief business Of special Ger,
respondents Of daily newspapers and telegraph
operators. - -. ........,., A.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09
! EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

NsTsRsJ w SlNlMt ms, wishes TO inform HE old
INA friends and customers in Cadiz, Tint he has
Dpe ned shop in Caiizand tha, he Is prepared to do
Those Wishing TO have Gralnine, Painting, Paper
Ringing, titaizna, Vanishing, Sign Painting, OF
anything in his line Of buslness, whlRnd IL iotheir
advantage TO CIV. him a call as he is determined
ID excel; and TO his friends Of Green aid Wayne
townships liswaald say he iniends H. basea place
oi business in liopedale, aud he hopes they will
cont nue. 20 patronize him With that liberal patron
age Which they bsye she pastys@ bessowsda j
'Cadiz, o., sp22 81 y. I. ...... y.
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TuYas9ry

Twenty MILLIONS OF DoLLA RS SAvEp--Mr.
SpauIdlng has sod two millions OF bottles OF hi'
celebialed Prepared Glue and it Is estimstsd tha t
each bottle least dollars worth of bro-
nj lions ci DoIlars Reclaimed from total loss by
lsis valuable inyeplipn Having made mis- Glue q
hahsehold word he now proposes TO do the world
still greater service by curing al the aching heads
with h. sephale Pills, and II they are as good as
his Glue. Headaches will soon vanish away like
snow IN July. 6g#8 a E- aaH'aga E@t&
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East Fs,dmy

Was very poorly observed in Cadiz. Tiie day
was recommenaieda by a Democratic President.
as Daysof Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer.
Had it been recommended by a black republi-
can President, every chnrch lin Cadiz wenld
have had religious services iu it. The only
churchsin the place where political abolitionism
Is not preached. was opened, and an excellent
sermon ondelivesed by spastor, Rev Mr.. Grimes.
Public senamsnt at present Is notfasorabie to
preaching politicalg aboliiionism, hence u was
toe much trouble in churches where politics. are
steadily preached, topreacha sermon from the
Bible, as that book is. less 'read than the Nsw
York zFi5aae and other infael sboli,ion sheets
by certain geatlsrnen who have been ordainetl
to preach the Woai ,ofGod. '@p6a g44"
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lsm Tar sut,e,.soo.

Z, Every Daily newspaper is loaded with arti-
cles in relation to this meritorious gentleman
who has command Of the Forts at Charleston.
Every thing that can be manufactured mo a
sensation item is done so, whether truthful or
not 9so8 SIS asT sEs'ss@1- 'f,- s'a 70
3 To show how base portion Of The press is
in publishing articles concerning him, we give
The following letters said to have been written
by him as specimen. .I.-.-.f
The following Is aaid to have been written by
him to a friend in Boston,
3 10 s's7'1' 4ai "s l.'''' '1 HDec. a.,
When infatth vnu that nv garrison con-
sists ofnnty GO effective men, and that we are
in q very indifferent work, the walls Of which
are o, lv about fourteen feet high, and that we
have, within one hundred and sixty yards Of
our wall sand hills which command our work,
and whieh afford admirable sites for our hate
ries, and the finest covers for sharp shooters,
and that besides this there are numerous hous-
| es, some or them within pistol shoot, You will
at once see that IL attacked in force, headed by
any one but simp'eton, there is scarcely pos
lsihilitv Of our being able to hold ont long
enough to enable our friends to come to our
4
succor, 4 .I. s.. t...,..5 .,s.asg
Trusting thai God will not desert us in our
hour Of trial, am sincerely yours W."
es4E sH1.ss ROBERT ANDERSON.
| as9.tai ss 3 Major 1s' Artillery, &c"
The following is said to have been written
Nv him to a friend ia Baltimore:-
slAaeF MoupTRrr. s G., Dec. rs, 1860.
a--------------- Esq, Baltimore: NtE N
! sDEAR SIR;--I thank YOU for the trouble
| you were kind enough to take in correcting some
I Of the rumols about me. Ynu ale right in the
topinion that I could not and would not say
AMT ing cantradi.tor, oi them. Nv plan al
WAYS has beenato try4to do my duty honestly
and fully, and to trust that in the good sense
Of justice OF the people, they would give me
credit for good intentions-even il my Judgment
should turn cut to have nnt been good @' ''
,itaI must con less that regret that the papers
are m k ny so much OF nv position here J
do not deserve the least credit Tor what am
doine--nnthing more than any one else uId
do in my posi,,on--and, perhaps, not done hall
SO well as MANY oihfrs would do. receive,
nearly by every mail, let ers sympathy, and
many O. Them from suangers a.. ....,,r..@
"Thanking you for your kind remembrance
ofme, am, yours truly.
755 [-. ns a a # "RaBERT ANDERSON" q
One of the other of these letters is false
They both may be fog what We know 0ur
4 readers can Judge frasn there letters what de.
4 pen,lencs should be placed in the sensation
items published in the papers about affairs in
| south Carolina. ttsf af#y# fsa ,ff'
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A Real B.essing.

I09IIG ~ n IA HsVaaE IbFFsNsWR. ~, Nv
Physician Well, Mrs. Iones, how is that he ad
ache7
Mrs. Jones -Gonei ~Raetar.g all. gone! the pill
you senteutea me in just, twtniyI minutes aand
wish you would send more SO that can have them
hand .s. h. -,s .... b s,, $50. d, 5-- q.
Physician.-Yol car gel them at any Drlgglsts.
Can Tor Cephahc Pills, l fnd they never iall, and
| recommend them in al eases Of Headache.aH
Mrs Jnnrs.-l shal send tor box directly, and
shali tell nli my suffering friends, for they are
reui blessing atassF hl a5&
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0TWhen our neighbor .pronounces the let
ter OF Mr.. Lneoln 10 Mr.. Ewing, published in
the Sentinel Ia forgery" he should give "a. the
proof That it is so.a Whenever Mr.. Lincun or
Mr. Ewing says hat tis "a. iorgery,"- them it
will be soon enough for othersltosay the same.
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nsatvta- wTYs T

Z, BRIDGET Missus wants yon TO send her box of
Cephulic Glue. no a bottle of Prepared Pills-but
lu thinking that's MT just II al'her; but perhaps
ye III be aither knowing what 1t is. Ye she's
nigh dead and gone with the sick headae he's and
wants some more OF that same that rsiaived her
before l.s# a.MEtazas8 " @@aisa8 80
Druggist.--Ynu mean Sfiaiding IS Cephslic Pills,
Brmget - 'eh. sure now and you've sed ~ heres
the qnarther and give me the Pills aud don't be all
day about II. al iher. ~'asi St VipA
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- "A - - - sf

8T0ver excitement, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close afteufIon TO business
sirdy. are ainonG the numernts canses Df Ner
vons Headacne arhe.isprdefad sta,eot mind and
b.dy Incl tent 10 tins distressing complaint is fa
tai bl, " TO all energy sud ambition. Sufferers by
this disHrder always obtain speedy reIIet from
phaiic Pills Whenever the syiHptoms appear. IL
quets the overtasked brain, nd sooties the strain
ed an'ijafIirg n,fses, and relaxes the tension oil
he stomach which Always accompanies aud ag-
gravates the dlsordeted coz dition OF the b. ain.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09

W They had aan election for Postmaster in
Salem, that is Salem IN Colambiana County,
few days stree, and one Alfred Heacock, Zap.
proprIate name whereaa msiority ofthe people
are crazy on the subject of Woman's Rights.)
had plurality ofvotes by one. The other can.
didates are growing and sweating, and getting
up petitions to have old ABB 4stpaint them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09

,3AFrER SRNAToa DouaL As. ~ There Is notli-'
ing that chafcs the Black Republican leaders 50
much as Senator Douglas'ss anti coercion, anti
cisilswar speech. They had expected his sup
port and withlt the great body Of the north
ernaDemocracy, in their John Brownraid on
the South, but they are mistaken in their men.
Mr. Douglas asserts that the Black Republi1
cans are'the diSuaionists, and hevcry properly
holds them responsible for the overthrow oi the
Union, aif it ~ done. These who try to sorce
white men to beslaves-- that II, deprive then,
ofequali,y with ether white msnA-are respon.
sible ofallithe CONSEQUENCES that follow '9" a''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09

a0eT7Ohos talented young Senator, George
f. Pugh. made an excellent speech in favor of
the Union in Cincinnati, on the 31st nit. Geo,
E. Pugh is generally right. h4
Don't failto read bis excellent speech deliv.
cred in the U. y. Senate. published in to day $
Sentinel It has the right ring to it. ~, ,...-
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.}H, ,ar.,,, nResi,aehIOV

Hi ae N 'orrible 'eadsche tins hafternoon, hand
stepped hintoIhe hapothecaries. hand says hi 10
the man, Can you hease me Of an 'eadachef'-
= Does at haches ard" seq e '."HexceednRly,"
sayshi, hand upon that t'e gave me Cephalie Pill,
hand pom ne 'enlr ii feured y E 50 Quick that
'ardly realized Tad 'ad an 'eadache.
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49, 81.
Constipaston or eosstvpness.


No one OF the ''n,any iIis flesh Is heir to'is so
prevalent, so little under sood, and so much neglec
ted MS osiiveness Otten originating in careless
ness or sedentary habits; 1t is regalded US slight
disorder OF TOO little consequence to exc ie anxiety
while in req lity il Is the precursor and companion
of many the most tiat al ard dangerous diseases,
and unt early efadifnted il wall bring the suffer
er to an untImelp grave. Among The lighter evils
of which cOstiyeness il, the usual attendant are
II, adache Ollie, kheuma ism, loul Breath, Piles,
and Others of like nature. while a Ioug train of
lliehtiul diseases such ps Malignant Ftyers ABB
g sses, Dy senteTy, alrheea, lgspepsia Apoplexy
Epilepsy. Para ysis, Hyserla, tiypuchundrlasis,
Melancholy and Insanity. first Indicate their pres.
ence IN The systsngby this alarming syinpt M
Not untiequfntiy The diseases nafned originate in
Il unsupatibhsbut Take lnde pendent exisieh6e
uoIess the cause Is iseridleatecin an early stage--
From alt lhese cons ideratitns II follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when
ever II oc, urs ana NJ person should Neglect to get
\ box VI Cephuic Pills on the first appearance Of
the con- rpaili as THEFT tiulely W IN txpel the
insld nous approaches of disease and destroy this
d ngerOus loe 10 huindn Lie. - t
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~ The junior editor Of the Carroll Free
Press ought to send copy Of his interesting
publication o last week, tothe President. Mr..
B. would certainly.fee. oe,y bad when he knew
such wonderful man as B. P. had fred such
a broadsids At him n ,ooph hmtso. Ysrg
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aAsr q BaAo, ,--rhe Republicans Ilr n I,

I A GAAE or BRAc.--The Republicans are
just now playing Q BIG game Of brsg They
talk grandiloqnently about. raising millions Of
money and thousands d men 10 whip the South.
But we assure our southern friends that it is
III gas. Their prints are doing all they can to
nfiame the northern mind, but the masses win
,6t iollow John Browns When the time for
.ction arlves--we speak what We keow--they
yiIl End enemies enough 70 fsht at home,
Without gong svptn' d NJ ,L4..c-..- = y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09

HAUEINd oFF--rhe Back Republicans have
held 4 Caucus at WashingtSp, and determined
to debate. no more In every encounter they
have had with the Democrats, 4hsy have come
off wofsted; and a'raid, like the great leaders
Of parties. in other days, to avow and defend
their principles, they sneak off In silence. i, 4
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'EaW and w inter
/. ~. GooD5s ,,gia
s. Il m. M'rADDEN

~ Ss ~ hns Nh DDGN
.EIAvEireceised The largest stock of' Fail dad
Il Winter tGoods they ever rshad the pleasure Of
exhibiting to the people OF Harrison county. They
consist ot Clio hs assimeres. Reaty-nahe clofh.
ing, silks, Merinoss, Cohergs. De Lsjnes, Prints,
CIoaks, Mantillas, busters. &c, and all the nov.
examine our stock and judge for themaelyes.
ept S, 1860.
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WHAT WAS TO HAVE BEEN EXPECTED - Ifv-s
e-y. Intiiel and me4a abolitionist in the coun-s
try, from Bayard Taylor. Of the New York
Tribune, down to Rev. M. d, Conway, Of Gin,
cinnat, made light Of or tried 10 ridicule Pres
ident Bnchanan's Recommendation for a public
day Of Humiliation, Passing apd Prayer. a. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09

The New York 4isbanapuhlIshes, by author
ity, the followinga as Mr.. Lincoln Cabinet:--a
Secretary Of State, Wfn If. Seward, New York
Treasury, Salmon P.ss Chase. Ohio '
War, Simon Cameroo, PENNSYLVANIA. st, % 4. n. n.
Navy, Robert p Scott Virginia. ~'
Interior, VIM NJ GFaham North Carolina
y. NJ Geuer,l,a Gideon Wei.es, Connecticut.
Attorney General Edward Bates, Missouri W
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9th. The payment OF the principal is post
poned twenty-three years.
6h. The annual interest payable to them is
reduced by $42, 600 NA E.
4 7th. Ths Company have untrammeled, the
nett earsings Of the Boad to make substantial
improvements. add to its equipments, and com
plete its eoDaections with other Roads. all OF
winch will very materially add to its efficiency
sad BUSINESS.
After that We may fairly estimate that the
annual repairs and expenses viii be very ma
terrially diminished. We may also estimate
that the amount OF business will be largely in
creased without a corresponding increase Of the
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-09
SIDNEY +. MORSE.

Report of Een. aEsPney, Relative
30 Montgomery - sid htS zsa d. aRd
tse FUNDS aBd Provisions COsise-
ted im the States fsr the Benefil
Of the Sestisuts ~, Kaasas.
The Secretary of War has received dis
patch from General fiarnsy, who has returned
10 st. Louis from his search for Montgomery
and his band. II cont.ins all the principal
facts connected with Moatsomsry's raid, and
throws some light in regard to she object and
purposes of iths funds th4ta tare being collected
for suffering Kansas. We quote the follow
ipg;~- s1E t,o - ~
I'll bslieFe that MontgomerY's hand is fully
a. large as represented tosbe; that they are
swsrn 10 pFoteclssaeh other BY perjary, assasr
smation. and IN every way psssible Their OBJ
jsct is, ss declared publicly BY themselves, to
protect lugitiys savesin the territory to assist
them To. run away whenever an opportunity Of
fers, taking them East and receiving sky dol
lara ahead and 10 drive out of the teFritory
all who oppose them in 30 doing. large por.
ton OF lhsi population eH the border either be
longs TO this oFganzations or sympathlze with
them, and those ~hes do not. dare net oppose
Aelr or give information concerning thensssI
am satisfied that the grsater part II net ell Of
the donatlens which are sent 10 sufferers in
Kansas, goes into ,hs hand of this band, and
tho greater portion pi IL IS peryerted rom the
use Intended BY purchasing arms and munitions
Of war fer casay,as osa Their plans. IL would
take alaEgs fotes 70 thoFenghly break aP this
band sg@ 4. %sfaaHR. als8fs ass9
.sAlohigpeacry hasrasssgularly organized band
ofsbolit s,xtF gaeny who Feeelve zen slllsFs per
month. besidss o portion of4hesrpbberies.s etc,
and also spies ard fhnBers allogsr ths country
who give him3 3timeIy Rotiee OF any movement
eet on A. OF sagAinst lIim. The day baiere the
troops areashsa MaiDd sCitys Montgomery's
men 70 tlya iasiibHf Of betweea four hundred
y nd ave hnadfea assemblsd and passed Tesoln
tiops. 4 cong III which has been pnblishea in
the BIsck l2eps 1sicsn pepsTs. 1 think The best
and chsNzs IL may 40, catch Montgomery and
his paFfy wllI W q, furnish tbs Governor with
fussis did iel him sd1 IL in his egn way." s3e
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BY the Of these Pills the periodic attack. of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
il taken at the commencement o! nm attack, i'm.
rom pain and sickness will be OBJ
taiDed. 81 b9''s g III $50 @s'@ Feie %itsg@
efhey seldom fail in removing tho Na1ssa ana
Headache to which females are so SUBJECT n2a' -.
They act gently upon the bowels, ems wing COS.
tiveness ~ r. +@19 81 i@Ia A1tsS .rT@ .
For Literary Mem Students, Delicate Fea6les,s
and all persons OF sedenfary habits they ars waltz
able as a Laxative improving the appetite. giving
toae and sigprf0the cigestipe. organs, AID resto-
ring the a'ufal elasticity aud strsngtil of the
whole system. aaaiefeH t3sa4@sag a6 Gs5esasa8 III
The CEPHaLIS PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted expefnnsntsh
having been IN use maHy years, during which iima5
they have prevented and relieved Q wast aumounts
OF pain and suffering from stieadachc, whetter
originating IN the nervous system or rom deran'
ged ate OF the 81 maeh, ID A. @&A&A N
they are entirely sletabie in their conlposis
ton, aiid may be taken aH tines With perfect
safety itbout making any chang50f alaaN $40 tns
ab-enee Of any disagrssabies tssls renders iieasy
Q administer them tochtldrea.4 is " taSm RE
I. Beware or Counterfeits, g ,3s
The genuine have five sigma tures o. Heayc@
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Sold Dy Druggists and allo'her dsalersin Msdtai
cines. &teN
A Box will be sen, by mail ohfsceipr ofthosh
Price rs leafs ~, !. y. .'t.s =
( Allorders stos u DO addressed 70
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