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HON. JOHN COCHRANE AND A UNION PARTY
The political friends of the Hon. John Cochrane
gave him serenade at his residence in New Y ork
on Saturday night. Mr.. Cochrane, in acknowledge
ing the compliment, said:
general agitation at the North for compromise
with the South for the sake of the Union, would go
far to restrain the departure of the tobacco-grow
ing States. But, to be effective, this agitation
should be immediate. The demarcationS of former
party divisions, which now separate the Union men
of the country, should be disregarded. Petty
CARNATIONS, the extent of which reposes but upon
local questions, the existence of which is attribute
BILE but to local divisions, and which being devoted
more to patronage than to principle, aspire to the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of cliques and lotteries rather than
to the prosperity ofhe country, should be dissolved,
and one common and comprehensive party elected
in their place, party of the Union and for the
Union. [Cheers.] most fitting place for the
initiation OF such movement is this city of New
York. Cooperating with our brethren of the North,
we could offer for their adoption the peace
ures proposed by the late Conference of the State
Commissioners at Washington, or any other that
would prove acceptable to- the remaining slave
States. Overlapping the barriers interposed
by the State Legislature, general and stimuli
taneous submission of some such measure to
the popular suffrage could be arranged, the
result of which would, without doubt, demonstrate
to the people Of these States the conciliatory
and peaceful disposition of the people of the North
This accomplished, and | think that all further
might be dismissed. A Confederacy thus cemented
and confirmed would, doubtless, ultimately attract,
as by superior gravitaton, the trio action
of the Cotton States, and again fix them in their
proper orbits. But the omission of such an effort
will, am fearful, contribute to the certainty with
which national dismemberment is progressing. The
sustaining countenance of conservative North
withdrawn, and its probable that the whole South
will unite its destiny. 1t hardly be supposed
the entire South wthdrawn-that the whole North
will consent to remain in Confederation of power
under its present adjustment 1t is quite certain,
| think, that in such an event the State of New
York would demand material modification of the
proportionate Federal representation, and which
demand, if declined, she would be obliged TO follow
with recourse to her inherent natural and artiii-
cal advantages. 1t does not require very pene-
trating eye to discern the consequences of such a
determination. The separate interests of the
Northern States would endanger their Confedera-
ton and their ultimate separation into independent
Governments would expose each to the evils o f
border ealousies, border collisions, standing armies
and the terrible inhictions of internal factinns
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! A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
Ia This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
pure and of rich ruity taste, unsurpassed quality by
any Vine IN the american market.
RUBlS Cabinet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention Of
connosseurs invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine Of unrvaed merit Its beautiful Ruby color s
guaranteed to he the natural product of the grape.
PARTICULAR NoTICE-The undersigned being aware that
many pettors spreading the report Wine
imported under the OF Rubs is arcally colored
hereby bid the THOUSAND DOLLARS toany known
chemist who could in public experiment. afford the
scientific proof that the deep color of the Rnb
thing else but the pure Juice OF the grape
J. Gos2G 4 Co.,
! C.lalons sur-HGTnS, rance.
CSAEIES H. MYERS L RRO
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IMPORTS INTO
EORE

IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
HALIFAX. n. S.-Br. schr IAos. Bayley.-524 bbis.
mackerel, l03 do. herrings. Jas. Corner Il Sons.
COASTWISE.
FRANKLIN, LA.-Sclr. Aice.-5o hhds sugar, 100 bills
molasses Stirling Ahrens $50 do l25 hhds sugar. S.
G. Hand.
BosToN-Schr Forest City.-200 tons copper ore, Bal
timore and Cuba Mining and Smelling Company.
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tov. Andrews, of Massachusetts, with the advic
and consent of the Council has Amounted Thursday
April H. as day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.


The grain roads of Illinois will show less favorably
the first week of March. The movements of produce,
however promise activity in week two there
is every prospect of early opening Of navigation
The following the earnings of the Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Railway, formerly the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad, for the months February 1860
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Eel angAS-
WINTER ARRANGERENg

10 Esacess9SzsE5 FUR TIE
ss5&E 0ETH, WEST AND EORTHW EST
HuRTHEKh CENTRAL RAlLTAl
CHANGE OF HOURS
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" On ana after January 30, Trains leave
CALVERT STATION as FOLLOWS:
fhe Nail Train daily ttxcrit Sundays = ) s, D..
Tor m'd, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Kingston. Scranton.
Binghamptan, Syracuse, OsWegO, Toronto, Ouch, ard
Montreal and all parts Of western New York Canada
also, for Pittsburg, Chicago Cleveland, Cucuaat st
L2uis and all parts Of the West aud Northwest.
For ttshurg, Gettysburg Lancaster Lebanon Bcthn
hem, Allentown. Easton, Reading PoSye, Carlisle and
ChamberSbur2 Pa, and HagerstGwn. Nd.
For Green Springs OWN. s. Mills ReisterstoW and West.
minister
For New York city with only change Of cars and a;
as low fare as by other routes
Travellers can 20 by this train to Detroit and Chicago, via
Niagara Falls, atthe same cost by other route
Express Train daily Except Sunday 40 P NJ for all
points North, and points the Western Maryland Rail
road.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P 81 for
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
y. and $40 T. NJ trains make connection with the traius
this road.
For TICKETS and Information, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station, i. T. corner Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore. -
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From the NelU York Tribune, March Ill
EORI SIIMTER


II, as is predicted with confidence by our
Washington correspondents, Fort Sumter is to be
evacuated, no doubt the humiliation will be great,
and the order for such movement will be given
by the Government with regret quite equal to
that with which the people will receive the tdngs
But let 1t be borne in mind that this humiliation
comes, II 1t must come not from any negligence or
1eeoleness OF the present Administrations that it is
not an evidence of a retreat from a well-de6ned
and strong position; that it is a concession neither
to the Rebel power of the South nor to the timid
expostulations of the few in the North whose
counsels are weakness; but that is one of the last
bitter drops in the cup left in our hands by the
Government which has so long weighed us down.
and which has now hardly passed out ofour sight
The evil which administrations, as well as men,
do, lives after them, and must expect to feel the
curse. The duplicity, the mean scheming, the
inconceivabe baseness which have brought us to
the present complication of our national affairs
cannot lose their poison at once.
The people will be prepared, if this withdrawal
OF troops takes place, for yell of exultation from
every traitor in the land, for tauntS and swelling
sef-congratulations from the men who have labor
ed more earnestly than any others for the destruc-
ton OF the Union by crying out for concessions and
compromises; but let all remember that the strength
has not yet departed from our flag, and that this
movement may be only as the crouch which is to
precede the decisive leap. No matter if the trea-
son which has woven around us its tolls compes a
step which no wishes to take; no matter if
rebellion seems to have advanced its banners or if
treason turns more confidently toward us its brazen
front. The policy of the government remains uu-
changed, and its firm foot is just as immovable as
ever on the Constitution and the laws.
In case the predicted event happens, the people
will place on the proper heads the responsibility of
the act. They will follow the late President to his
retirement with sharper indignation than they
have before felt; they will, moreover, ask, with an
earnestness which calls for q reply, why the re-
peated assurances went forth from the beieagured
fort that the commanding officer needed no aid, 10
supplies they will demand from all who have borne
part in the transactions of the past two months
with relation to this important place a strict ac-
count of their stewardship. They will none the
less renew their confidence in the power they have
set over them at the National Capital, and will by
that confidence strengthen the hands of the Admin
isration for vigorous action in the future and for
ward.
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.ET NUI IJH.
Is5zaaszEzSnL FOR THE PATUFENT RIVER
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume her
route to the ratuxent River, commencing WEDNESDAY
MOtN No February 9th, 1861 O'Clock, continue
every W,dEesday until fu ther notice. Preceding as far
Returning will leave Hills Lanfing every Friday morn
ln2 for Benedict. Win leave Benedict ry satuday
morning at O'Clock for Baltimore calling all the usual
Landings on the Rve also Fair Haven and Plum Point
going returning.
f4-E WEFuc Mat.
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Sfkgmhuafs.
shsIlA ARRANGEMENTS
Ez7zsszsEzzcSz5H M TIVE

roP mn, 4NDIYIDUAL ENTERPRISE LINE
Aoi' 4hh EASTERN AND ESTFRN SHORES, UNTIL
n, 81 =. FURTHER NOTICE
VI ana after WEDN SDAY March 9Th 1861 the Steamer
follows: - AiA"4"' VIII run ief iou'eS do
lea5iye every SATURDAY for Cambridge, Denton and
Fy .T On me Chontank river, returning Monday
same day " '"Fo''' a4" west hl'ei' ie'ui1
u hfHf ayy.W WEDNESDAY, for Annapolis West River, Cas-
S6er',1, Tiosas Point, Cambridge, Huehett's Wharf,
Pa1G mars Pier Cabin Creek Medords Wharf Loyd's
pyars - \, q iiIIGGs ny same route, THURSDAY
seiy FhIDAH for ST. AICHAELlS, Miles River Ferry
retuffnlns the same day,
mu--tI @ K CANNON
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IS comparatively and built by merchants ecc
ricksD arg and Baltimore, interested in the trade and By
ercii"nts ana residing tie counties bordering
On me happahanUck, ior The press purpose keeping
St class steamer the During the winter the for
|d deck has been enclosed, thus auuIg complete pro.
clon Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages Of
sizes can Dc taken On board and carried under without
taxing on The wheels. Her staterOo berth 9yConEa3
datlGnS re large and commodous, and hrr ca. acy ior
Hesh extensive As passenger and eight has
no superior on the waters OF the C!eSa peaht.
Through freight received i'll Baltimore, and Uar.ss ID
by K. }. CAPkoN & CO., Bowly's wharf.
ES Freight received board Of the Steamer Wc6re,},
and IlursGays and on Fridays up to 3o'cloek, y,
For further Information and Blank Recent CT .r IA.
by the Company, apply on hoard, OF to
r. J. CAPRON 4 co, Ave..s
= - .-. No. 81 Rnwiy' s wharf, haiI .u.Crr.
f. SbAUGHTFR, Pfesl. ut. Frederick shurv Va n hoo
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C. X. CANNON.
I'll sBALTIMORF ND sTsoTFHAN.

E HsSzs1-.z--z7 MA STEAM COMPANY.
FOSlr HAVRE DE GRACE. and THE WATkR CANAL.
The steamboat LANCASTER" Cant TomiinSon viii
commence her regular trips for the season SATURDAY
March 2nIi, lea"ing WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY
TUESDAY, TIL URSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
2, 69'cloC Returning will leave PORT deposit EVERY
MUNHAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON nj
clock, and AYRE DE GRACE at O'Clock p ~ until
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09

- deluinsted from tAc.s astonishing pcv,r q cTe
Tag aew lie al1 health. Il irosa she very
ashes 81 the most delapdated ccnstitGtons--afe
streasy tome and more immediately ia,lgora-
li. .han The pills; containing the s4lase hoiee vssst-
.ecxracts the latter. different medication Al
hot a really oatharte than the LfFr PMS they
everlAeless eeS &C cleanse the a.inentary canal
nucA sooaeE, generally slightly operating within
three o. four hoars AT producing decided o.
elef ;he head sEe stomach, and exbilsrating the
sin1. even ia les tine than this.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09

CsHEkIFF SALE -by virfu- q an Ea~euiou -
S-.a~d fsesn tn~ Fiso CssnuIon i1~s tusiit - Z
& r.ctri 4 lei 81. IA tasor II haJAnin AeAesn
Ainsl. tfafc~ u ftuses johnson. ascea.e 81. att
a ans. Ai.v Dean. htve wei On tue iot.~fns
i~sossLes f..@te. -i-a=te4 i fiV eo'sty, llii-
=, a. tL-et'.
LIS nraser rfy-c7- { - e. rlne . tiAfy
si.re~ 81 .iAfy-tve is s<v. nty t~.. la o
. v-nt -lhres ~. "a Az Drsn' sehdsSisi y e.
Tt e-r; o The ~es Bali - y ilr nVrlb hall "a
- th~ h-e.ss qua ~ " u SEXTON t~e...,
.~sss. tsTi tsess-hip sssiv- a u-r'h q ssns~ Mn
: ws. tai s. wrxs - Is v so4ss AID Lrle 60
! "a, ss.d va
SATURDAY. ScVENBER b. 1851,
wi.Lln IL irgL hnr.,f ~ ~. II Tic Cour
IA - door "a a. Ut sssti of'r q g-ats -
rca Ct tbe 4s-ss~ ie-e nd ~ rts tss>e -
= al be > virs.s Alai *rpaFtri'rsr--t ~ ~ 49,
b.lerxing - tfrrH nos cxce 81 < .rt 2~si..
r -ssa.-t = der , tn4u - - - csi
ix.s an snfl 49, So - g. 20. $50
st. s b q sd t'l~f~ q" ffr L. 81 nFiv. n
adsss q Real - e. - ias hi.le.i ..-asl =
sah ts--tl.iy The .aa
I1.s % day ~ oetsse z. ljta.
sAACEL CONNER. saesls-
oc.I.w S. = 'eesf.oo.
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suOn0f'S Life Pills :.

'r composed Il Vegetable ingredients eze,uzs'eiy,
ss car be sscertaned BY chemical ,esss Their prcm-
qualities those Of an active and searching.
,hough rerseriy nile end Agreeable deterrenf ape
ncui; . gentle -vroTiac. promoting the inses-.te
p rspisaticu. pleasant durctc, lnvigorstlng Tie
sitney aud bladder ard q delightful touic Garcia
- exciting eppeu,e by The demands 81 active digcs-
ten. end cheering the mind With that grateful sense
r,usvssed hesth which = II he most feIcitous
s.ling1 q our nrtUrc
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ShERIFFS sALE.---By virtue d
iDslx sxfea,i IS .ssnel ffosn lbs fl<c CoGn0t
fieas CONT. t. NE asrscted and delivered. epe -
t.sor 4 Va q. 10 d,~ tilctf iio~to~a aat hef -
q. Nsr.e ca. ole iu tasor 81 clare ufntA and -
bsu.~i d-4easl. ~ iaysr q. n y Thorn siid
sfxx8o IN IN ole "a favor - >cIa-eat > JutE sis
..la Bysan a SefssIus Joh.-ssi che a. iavOf o
d ta.iereu EsoNA q Asislall d. ulaAa .aiid oile a.
e0s = Lcse r. ksderrou. Gfofge a. o4is.ert,
a. ,silss a Lr~ts W sfsf b I'D 1t aSaiist J. AZ II
J. Chist. 1 have iepiea o. the folltsl1g Described
. Esta1~. silcased u Nigo Se1nty, tl4l4-ia. -
II
"a. ror,h fhree-qutrters * II in lot number
three huudrea aaa l1gTl IA lie toan Of isrrs
t.s. a. k-tsl TIE s,csr4sd pat a. $50 tss ~
an 90
SATURDAY. MOVE HBERll. Isl.
w..tintie legal Aoars q Sid 9 5. ~ the Coar'
l.or... door - tefre sf-cte. viii offer the f-is a.
Yro1t- 80 shss. -efiosd. q al al Re tos-tv'
49, sLe 80 = s.a eppsAre naHesr ~ tls s'ii.
= talz a., ~ = 4 e asft - sctcf year,
80 - s~sf b DEL fos rt,1 ,oa 4 l'u c ~ =
AZ = -..la ssI ,s.t<fs - @xrcet of- 49,
Cas- ~.l tbs. al l-er~ eassf ths see = stic. T.
ard - zeal E-falc the - hest - ''isr 80
- 49, thr sffnr-
1als "a a., ~ osto'-r. 1851.
sNAUtL GOMEZ. sh.Tll.
&C -@3v gss fe -.
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,,1reIIsF Z ss1f.f o. by' virtue If


.,uERlFF < SALE by virtue If
s.aes e /. = islhla ~ ne We /. suis
80, ~ ~. t...lcf ~ aeAsfre< y fsxPf y Avn
=. = - .---s-~f 1thn k-iose. thefssas t'ifk-
- ~ bnsGhrt - sna@na b. Ia u s'o
.,e " sell t~ - - - az Eise1 ~ Atieiss
- 80 il vixo <s.ks. ls-1--A - : =
s.s...ns 81 thr norsb east cs1rnof - W NAME.
1900 u le ~ ii isign ~ oti1 he1 30
~ =. -. ~. hlftrrfh scr Ut - To- fftne 49,
= = ~ .~-s half c. - The wrst hal "a - -
-, ,~-,.fv-su.. = lassssliP ssfslss - -. =
-. - . =. - hsre sf.ge m@ae - eHsr,.r
- 80, a., - Il tl,sreof res0idce N ire irfvf'efs
-, a. -, s.,nt, - yxo. ransany ne g ' 80 vre
s,g..sea (lo.,j =. 4. there's "a , - - 81 - -
-. 80 80 alley CO.. b4s.crrt IL M ~
,.s~th t.,tLe .tsCe = be1ontng sidsaH
81 vkDAy. svvExssa So. i7si'
w..s- -. t.v.t ar.a--of 80 a.. - ~ Couf.
- IA ferre 4 a.. r. IA sfsf ssA.' -.
= ~. - ~ shove ce-crllet q Z 's.sf
-rs.'sffr N ts-.sii~x~- &c fpsssrt'fs e =.
H.. r. ..,s - f.r.n q - ~rAiAe -.f-'
-. ..s.--st sti-r ~ ce-a go rl.an ait- = 's-
-, salsz.sag - srt.-ls - afs.ff - - =.
q II -. 49, t-lrre eifff ne as -lhi+ =
-, 80 F..sr 20 ~ b shesi "a - -
80. =. r4tsfs ne saH1e-
- loth - II oetoesFs lsss- s..-. =.
-.-s--.-~-~ f--sf "a
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Bilious Complaint, ana a Mode
cure.
well regulated and proporticrate quantity OF bile
spol the stomach Is always requisite the promo
81 sound health-it stimulates digestion and
.eeps he intestinal Canal free from all distractions
Fhen there ; denciency Of bile the bcdy con-
Taurly costive On The ether hand, cveratrn-
,sice bile cirses frequent nausea In the stomach
nd vlfen pro-otes vers severe attacks Of disease,
.lIea s0-.4s.l--es ED IL death.
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Modats Life Pills !!

n affections q the head. sick head sche
.eacseac. these Pills VII be found TO possess the
nOst aalutAry s-Jcaey.
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rrrsrts ttr ctrs iie-s farc ho~rue iurs red ~,
ir~ fIirt,r - Mercury. vii nrd these Med.
f.fre f-srftrs rfff thrf Tail - cfns-s's
f-aa ~ srsf~m 20 So sst~ts - Mercury. infinitely
81 - ftl tle -f 4fis sffsl Preparations Of Sarsa-
rlrtfts
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has sEnsuhi u bodily aud mental misery arising
ron neglect ef email complaints Is ineaiculat and
10 therefore d he utmost importance thar sulet
sttenfon % the least md most triing bodily all
nens shoait Be bad ioT dssesses o. Tie body mvs.
is'ls Affect the naind- IA MouAr's vsarsAnx
IN 1EniSs'rs. N every Instance where they have
cen thoroughly used, have 1aiuEFKEp oszs Du-
sAsE 81 simasi al is diversified iorua. TIE saiuia.
, e1ec q the LIE Nsdelnes lave, N fact been -
snsersay expeFieuceo, that they have become nalls
Established lie n.si easy. sa:e Ard perfect rode
ei treatment eve. offered u The public.
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p.io3! Piles! Piles +!

IS remedy for ibis most distressing and obstinate
nalty. tae Vegetable Life Medicines deserves a dis
lucs an emphatic recommendation. II is we'll
.uoNn % hclrets ia this city. n the foriher pro-
,rietor % these ala ssle medicines himself attic
e. with this co.npi lint for upwards Of TWENTY-FIVE
frsks aid thu he tried IN vain every remedy pre-.
crluet within he whole compass q the Ma;eria
dssiica. Re however, ~ Length tried the medicine
which - ro~ lercd 20 the public and b. cured
very shorf tine, after his recovery bad been
irusvricet rot Only Improbable bot absolutely in.
.'csslbe, y any human means.
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lave been happily used Ter the cure Of Fever and
Agas VITA invarlAA.s saccess.
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CHERRIES SALE. by virtue Il

SIlERiFF'S SALE. by virtue Il
kJers venditioai Ezponss E1ecuiion is-oec from
th~ siso Cprtussn Peas Court, directed aisi
dtl.~ ret. in favor e otn n. u at-,n and fafrsrN
shsnuss az sssin.f Jo-~ph >. Mfcsnr snt Ransot
iii~r preips4-. ed I4sflrf T. Noble r~p'sTin bsi
I sfu prfrryt - sfi tAc le.loNsng descrtccI r J.
state stu lsrs ~ v CO .. ldisns. ts- ~.
Il g e sfolssd th- urFtb - sutif rcubcf
~rufy ,2p' apps> contain onr see O.. 40 10
rslhcf "a ~ ~ -. et14f~r seventeen 40 aud
"a ncsnber eight ~ hfeck nuaabsr t~enty l1a,.
sofh sa.t Is being IN Lrtqn's a4lluan - ti.-
i,sn - Irfr~ Hsate. End ~
sxrfRDAY. EoyENeE 4 n isSi.
within lie legal hour, 81 - day 81 the Court
fsl~< t.or. ia TeIre hs.fest ill ctr The rvn;s
ard osts Il Tie atoye described heal ksfa's. ~
z.ta. sils al shs prrtirge- sr-t appurtefetrrs T.
fhs tul- bei s-Eag. f-r pot txcefa4uS -gs~n
year to ~ hrhfaf hdi,r fr cab. and Upon aii
1rc e. f-sl - ssn Sufficient satisfy ssid sxecif
tisa = cost-. wiii tlsa % thore e0er thf tee
slaa2lr a. ss a. said Real Estate, q he highest pa
de- CT -. g. satisfy The s1fne.
rs,s lolh e..g of octeber. issl.
SANCEL CONNER, SArr.r.
~ iivlw prs fees{.ts.
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THESE MEDICINES.

lave nov been before t's public 90 period Of 50
years, and during u,ut time have nsnfaincd high
ehaFsetsE Ia aia.est every part 81 the globe fF the
extraordinary curative properties which thsy possess
IA Many Thousands
~ ccru6st irstance they have rescued suffer-
rs from The very veTse Of an untmely grave. amer
al IL deceptive nostrufus q ;hc day have nvaris "
failed. So gTer.i Indeed has tAeir efficacy invariably
md infslioy proved, thai Il has appeared scarcely
les than Elraruiousto those who were acquainted
Nth Tie beautifully philosophical principles upon
ssich they are compounded. and upon which ihry
cn-eqrenty Get Il was their manifest and sensible
ctoa IN purifying The sprlngs and channels q life.
NJ erduins them with renewed tone and visor, that
icy were indebted fer their name
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THE LIFE MEDICINES

fog biilions end liver ccsnpia!nls Nth their many
vsli- knovn sifendalsts bl.lous aud siek headache
pain sn oppFes.ion after me as. giciiness. d1saers.
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hoci be tken in the early stages Of Bilious Gem
iults, tItf psfsev.rel strictly according 70 a.
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