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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-18
Thnckern,,s Lntenr Horo.

Thackeray warns us that this new story is
to be by no means of the sensation school,
He says of his hero, "Philip;"
He with whom we have mainly to do is a
gentleman of mature age now walking the
street with boys of his own. He is not going
toperish in the last chapter ofthese memoirs /;
to die of consumption, with his love weeping
by his bedside, or to blow his brains. out in
despair, because she has been married to his
rival, or killed out of gig, or otherwise
done for in the last chapter but one. No, no !;
we will have no dismal endings. Philip Fir
min is well and hearty at this minute, owes
no man shilling, and can enjoy his glass of
port in perfect comfort. So, my dear Miss,
ifyou want pulmonary romance, the present
won't suit you. So, young gentleman, if you
are for melancholy, despair and sardonic
satire, please to call at some other shop.
That Philip shall have his trials, is a matter
of eourse-may they be interesting, though
they do not end dismally! That he shall
fall and trip in his course some times, is
pretty certain. All, who does not upon this
life Journey of ours2 Is not our want the
occasion of our brothers charity, and thus
does not good come out of that evil? When
the traveller (of whom the Master spoke) fell
among the thieves, his mishap has contrived
to try many heart besides his own-the
knaves who robbed him, the Levites and
priests who passed him by as he lay bleeding,
the humble Samaritans whose hand poured
oil into his wound and held out his pittance
to relieve him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-18
skates ! skatesl skates !

UUsT RRQEIVRD, FINE ENGLIsH
a east-steel Skates, assorted styles and sizea,
13A nEa1aa-@treet.
ds2.-u n. KITwRRDGE q co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-18
GOLD-MEpAL PIANOs .THE BEs.

6NOLD-MEDAL PIANOS THE BEST
9T IN a d ERIO A.-steck 4 aszazI.-
Grupe's, Of New York Hansen's, Wf-S-iaR
of New York, and Britting q Bros,
OF Cincinnati-,celebratsd irst.class " wv y
and Concert Pianos, pronounced BY List1, Thai
berg and other great living artists the best In ex
istence, Every Piano warranted for ten years and
kept In tune for three years. Old Pianos taken In
exchange Pianos 70 let from S6 to SIS per quarter.
at halfprice. Pianos, Melodeons and other mu.
steal Instruments tuned and repaired thoroughly.
Best Melodeons in the city. Do not buy or rents
Piano or Melodeon until you have called and ex.
Amiped the above. DRIFTING d BRO,
Piano and Melodeon Makers and Dealers, and I'm
porters of Musical Instruments, 99S West Fifth
ST., south side, near Plum. nos
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-18

GrRRsH y ON ATOEs IN OANs.-A
II large lot Just received and for sale, wholesale
R9d retail ~ EERG VsoE, cor. Ninth aRd Vine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

In THE AUTUMN os 1847, venerable old gen.
tleman. bald, with thin silvery locks falling
smoothly round his head, sat in a box of the
old Park Theater, accompanied by two young
ladies. The first act was over, and barely had
the drop curtain touched the stage, when gen.
tleman arose in a box little way off from
where the venerable man sat, and in loud
voice shouted Ladies and gentlemen, 1 an
nounce to you the presence of Hon. John Quin-
cy Adams, ex-President Of the United States. "
Instantaneously the audience arose, and three
hearty cheers greeted the patriot, statesman,
and sage. At the instant, too, the orchestrs
ceased their usual theater airs, and gave in
glorious style, o. Hail Columbia" yankee
Doodle" and the ''Star Spangled Banner" in
rapid succession. The audience remained
standing until the last note had died away
These demonstrations were received with that
serene modesty which ever dwells with true
grestness-by low, graceful bow, and without
the utterance of a responsive word The ex.
President sat out the whole play. The next
session Of Congress witnessed the close Of his
memorablelife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

NEW USE FOR PBoroGRAPHs.-A Western
correspondent speaks of having seen "season
passes" and Communication tickets" on the
Chicago and Milwaukee railroad, bearing the
photograph of the person to whom they are is
sued. This is capital idea. These photographs
are now furnished, about the size Of postage
stamp, at the rate of frem thirty to one hun
dred for a dollar. already gummed; and when
the applicant wants pass, or Communication
ticket, he incloses his photograph, which being
placed upon the card when issued, enables the
conductor to see at a glance whether the ticket
is being presented by the original, or, as is too
often the case, by some one who has borrowed
it. By adopting this plan the railway compa-
nies will enable the conductors TO enforce the
following rule, always printed upen passes
but heretofore a dead letter: Z" If presented
by any other person than the individual named
thereon, the conductor will take up this ticket
and collect fare. .''-Ameriean RatlDay Re
s,ia,.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


Ths suly safe and certain for Cancers Pilss T-
ovsnGs and Bronehils Coitrs Nsp-
rslga, Weakness Of the Mrsess, Chronic
khssnatam Bufnsss s the Jeinta Contracted uscss
kfamsn Earashs foothsehs, Bruises sprains Fresh
CEts Wernds Ulesn, Fever sorss, Caksd Brsas, sore
Hpplst Bnns, scslds, Sore Throat or
pain, ne dfsrsnes hev ssvsrs long disesss NAV
have existed, MckEAHg CELEBRATED LINlMENT Z,
q certain remedy
fbsusands Of human ssinss ssvsd life Of IA,
srspitsds and mssry BY tbs Of nysr.bs remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINfMENT
Wh rshsvs pain slnosi and will clean
purify and heal the fousst inersdibls short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
mcLEANS CELEBRATED LiNlnfENT il the oulv "A IN
.ne rssbls remedy for the cure Of Spawn,
Wnsgalls, eplnts Unnatural Lpmps. Nodss or ssn "a,
u never failed to Big Head, Psllsri, Fistuls Oid
kun1inE sors,, or svssny, properly spphsd. Fes
sPr.i1, Ben..' seratsh.s, crasLsd s.s C6,,, Saddle
remedy Apply a. directed and certain in every
Instance.
Tbsn trifs nc longer With the many vsrhlsss
sfsrsd 70 you Obtain srpply Of DR. McLEANs CELE-
BRATkD LlNib1ENI. viii cure yos.
J. H MCLEAN, Sole Prcpristor.
Corner Third and Pine sts., 81 Lors Ma
CHARLES sTOIT, rs Pa av, sole agent in wssh,nS r.
'so *. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. ssA-Dkwly
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The JEWS, il is said, have not preserved
everywhere the primitive color. In the north.
ern countries of Europe they are white; in
Germany many Of them have red boards; in
Portugal they are tawny. In the province Of
Cochin China, where a number Of them have
settled, they have black skins, though they do
not contract marriages with foreigners
Pritchard says that there is also at Mat.
tscheri q colony of white Jews; and
lastly there are black Jews dwelling in Africa,
in the Kingdom Of Haoussa. Thus great vari-
eties Of color have been produced among these
people during eighteen centuries, but ne
change has occurred in their cast of feature,
habits, or ideas. Under q black skin or a
white, observes General Daumas,) in Soudsn,
in the Sahara, or the seaeoast towns, every
where Jews have the same instincts, and the
two-fold aptitude for language and commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

The NAVIGATION OF THE HEMIssissIPPI.-The act
passed by the Montgomery Convention entitled
NAn act to declare and establish the free naviga-
ton Of the Mississippi river" establishes the free
nayigation Of the MsssEppi to the citizens Of any
Of the States upon the borders or upon its tributa
posal at any point Of any portion Of their cargoes
IL 10 desired to enter the goods at any port upon
the river within the limits Of the Confederate
forms Vessels striving at the FIRST port of entry
In the Confederate States having on board goods
subject to the payment Of duties, are requ red to
deposit with the Collector manifest Of the cargo,
and said Collector may, IL he thinks II necessary
place an inspector the vessel TO accompany hef
to the first port Of entry TO which her cargo may
be consigned. failure TO furnish the manifesto
or 10 receive the inspector 10 to be visited with
penalty Of Ave hundred dollars.
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REvoLrs or CosvIcrs.-On Monday, IL

A. REvoLfs or CoSvIcrs.-0n Monday IIth
-. nlt., the convicts in the Chatham prison (Eng-
ind - numbering 100 men, succeeded in over.
pouering their keepers, and for few hours
ksld undisputed sway. Upon being ordered
q return to york after dinner, they turned
sauPon their keepers in the yard, whom they
ION overpowered and drove before them
So{her gangs Of convicts then joined the mutt
sussrs and the keepers on duty, to the number
sbso one hundred and fifty, were driven out
6f the prison by the infuristed convicts The
,sk prisoners in the cells then liberated, and
: scene of the utmost confusion ensusd. After
gaining their liberty, the convicts Immediately
oomnenced wholesale work of destruction in
.rkso1ke interior Of the prison. large number Of
.srsfhem rushed into the ofhce Of Capt. Powell,
snrvhsre they commenced destroying the books
knnd papers. and every other available article
On which they could lay their hands-desks,
tables, chairs and everything which could be
brok en- up being quickly destroyed. They then
eodsavored TO set the prison on fire. and the
sz,Eniiding was actually fred in two or three
r|rces from which the flames began 70 pour
aat IS, bat were extinguished from the outside.
frfbrm alton Of the revolt was sent to the gar
zrssou. and one thousand troops were soon on
TIE ground. The eonvicts were driven into
-their cells at the point Of the bayonet, and
or sorxler once more restored. The next day,
80 6Pishnsnt sordsredon about ninety Of the
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THE ALLrsUFFIcIENr THREE.

TRIEsEMAR,I,2 and S-Proteotsd By Royal
Letters Patent OF .EaEland, and SECURED by the
Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacle de P6fIs, and the
Imperial College Of Medi,Ine. Vienna.
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea.
and all physical disabilities. -,
No. 2 completely eradicetes all traces Of those
diseases thai have been hitherto treated BY the san
seons and pernicicus sse Of coyeivs and oubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insurlng 70 the sufferer speedy
%te,iei: % dispsTsins al rmpurities' and roofing on
TRIEsEaAR. Nos. ]. 2 and 3 are prepared ip
and can be carried in the velstoost pocket sold
TN csses, and divided INTO separate doses ~ "a
mInistersd By vepeau. Lailemsnd, Roux. RicDrd.
DO. Price 4S each. or four csses for os. which
saves 4S and an ca ceses, vhereb. there 10 sey-
BARROW. Of 1et Bleecker street, Neu York.
Immediately on receiving remittance, DR.. BaFroY
will forward the TriesenAr 10 any part Of the world,
securely pseked, and addresses sscordins 70 ths in
struotlnns Of the writer.
The Book, or alI others, that should be reed ~
men with damaged and broken dovp ccpstitutions
= Hnmsn F,silty, Or Physiolcs,csl sesssrches:y
n besntifuly illustrated. and treats ~,nut..y Of
ell me symp oms that Inyensb.y deyeleg thrm-
and vitsstas habits of s.Fb youth. insseeoitat,ns
the victim ffom sharing the fruiuon Of the matrI-
monisl state, nnc. III not checked IN rse, desenef-
nting al TIE mnchons OF manhood. AID bripflrr
Sold By br. "A 3 ROW, 1Sl Bleecker a ct. for
doors below Msodongal, New York. Price -
cents; Sent ree ever where.
Sold s4so ~ 4 Q. Ford. Jr- Drss stors: ws.h- g.
- t<tHs ~. ".
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s,,x,A CURIOUS FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE-MAR
SEALS OUrwIrTED.-0n Monday evening citi-
sens in the vicinity Of Third and South streets
we're alarmed by hearing loud noises in q Q
TAyards at the rear of their dwellings. They
Uncovered two men scaling fences and other
sia,uise demeaning themselves in q very erratic
ssa and inexplicable manner. A gentleman of that
e district, who had been thus awakened from
q sound sleep into visions of burglary and muir
der, seized q musket and drew sight upon the
intruder The latter called out that they were
not thieves, but United States marshals on the
track Of certain English housebreakers The
nusketeer thereupon descended to the yard,
and was made acquainted with the following
fscts: A confidential female servant in the
--{anily of a gentleman of Washington, d. c.,
rssently escaped from her owners, and was re-
TsOusived into the family Of certain high con-
stable of this city. The woman was said to be
nearly white, Of some personal attractiveness,
81 intelligent beyond her race. She dwelt
AaS68 the high constable as aforesaid until Mon
~ ut noon, when q neighbor, cognizant that
aob1k had been slave, appeared at the house to
XUn her that the msrshals were upon her
txnek. She was forthwith removed to Third
cd South streets, and afterwards to a remote
W 24r Of the State. The marshals had assum ed
~ - resapture of this woman as the crowning
- .4ploit Of their term of administration. Hav-
fz ,mg traced her 10 Third and South streets,
IL Ithsy imagined difficulty in the labor Of the
- rnight, but extraordinary vigilance upon the
rpart Of the slave frustrated any attempt upon
her freedom hiLadelpkia Press March 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

iD- DR.. Maillier states that he has cured a
baker, horribly burned by the hre Of the oven, by
keeping him In a bath Of cold water, In the open
air, during eighteen hours consecutively The
temperature Of the bath was kept very low by the
frequent addition Of winter from well The
patient fels no pain from the time Of his immer.
sion; when removed from the bath all trace Of the
burns had disappeared, and be was able to be Al
work again in i've days after the occurrence Of the
accident --------
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE d PATRONAG

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LA DIES, and GENTLEMEN
In all parts OF the world testify to the efficacy of
PROF. 0.J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
prsss few only osn be- SsTe .r rvsn e1'
you 70 doubt.
IWALL STREET. NEw Yong, Dec. %. 1853
bsss sssynf b that ySp bad beard that
storstye sni requesting my certificate Of the fsot
had no objection to givsit.
due. My age is about 50 years the color of nv
ak years since il began % turn gray. and the so.p
Isndruf 10 form upon It. Each Of tSess disasree Su
abilities increased with time, and about months
of the top of my head and threatening TO make me
y Hair manly to arrest the
falling OF OF my hair, for had really no expecta-
sreatly surprised to find, after the use OF two bot
but the ooior, was ,estorsd TO the gay hairs and
senslbiity 70 the SCALP ana dandruf to form
wife at whose solicitaton was Induced to e. try II
For this, among the many obligstions owe to
fSep Wives s 70 paS b. mS
example ana use itif growing graz or gettns ba d.
%oad Co. a. B1s A. LtysFEDEH n
My family are absent & from the city. and am no
longer ~ NO. III Carol Place.
SIaMsrON, Ais, July %, 1853.
To PROF. o J. WooD: Dear S1-Your "Hair
Rrstoretlve" has done my hair so much good slnoe
I commenced the use Of il, that wish to make
known 70 the public ofits eff octs onthe hair whion
Of hair and by resort to your "Hair RestOfauv ve'
the nair WAL return more beautiful than ever; ; at
least this is ny experience. Believe il al
P.s.--Vou can publish the ahovs II you 4 Ike - By
publishing IN our southern papers you will get
more patronage south. see several Of your GER
theates In the Mobile Mercury, . strong Southern
- WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoP. o ]. Woop: Dsay SIR Hayinc had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from
the ehects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
1881. was induced to make trial of yor prepara-
ton. ana fonnd IL 70 answer as the very thing
needed. MI hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to you In giving
70 the anicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative ia put up in bottles of three sizes
viz: large. medium and sinsll the small hold hal
plnt and retails Tor one dollar per bottle; the me
dfum holds At least % per cent more in Proportion
than the email, retas for two dollars per bottle
tns ,asss & holds Sgsrt 20 per cent more
9SlR .ns s9 2I4 s.. s.s 81 sIsss
Sod ia chi. :. y by O. sToTT. SIS Pc. avenue.
FRENCHFLowRRs OF HEvERY BEST
sesnty, and IN extenslye variety. m. a
.oe-,-7 -, ------At sTExENs,s
z = sas. s.ss s.asa slh sssrs sss 'sss a..
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A YER's COMPOUND EXTRACT sARsA-
"A PARILLA.


A YER's CoMP9UsR EXTRACT sARsA-
No one remedy Is more needed in this country
SO outraS eOusly cheated by the worthless prepara
lions o. SaIsapafia abroad. that they dis sted
even witn ss ns .e Yet the drug cannot be smed
Most OF the go called Sar aparilas in market con
tain little ot the virtues of Sarsaparilla or any
Ihlng e;se. They are mere slOps-inert and worth
Tess, WI ooneentratef extract of the active va
Tisty OF Sersapsril!s compounded with Dock, StiI
insis, Iodine etc., Is, as il ever will be- power
Iui e,teratlve and an efeotual remedy. Such Is
Exuact OF Sarsaparilla, as its truly wonder-
Iui cures ol the great variety of complaints which
require an Alternative medioIns, have abupdantly
shown DO not therefore, discard this inyslGsbls
meolcLne. because you have been imposed upon by
something pre'endlng to be Sarsaparilla willis IL
was NOT When you have used hYsR's-then and
not tlIi then, Will you know the virtues of Sarsa-
cures, we refer you TO Ayers American Almanac
which the agent below famed will furnish Gratis
to all who call for il e''
AYERS CATHARTIc Pills, for the cure of Cos
terry, Foal Stomach. E1ysipssas, RsGdaei.. Fix.
khepn1dttstn, Heartburn, arising fro n D,so7dey.d
Stomach. Pais, or Mobid Inaction Of ne Bofrsis
En.atnlensy. Loss Of APpeti,e, Lirsr Conpiaint,
dldJor PW, flying the Blood '
4. They are Sugsr coated SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best perent in the world for ali the purposes of
Iamlly physlo. PRICE Is cKNTs PER Box FIVE
Do not be put of by unprInorpled dealers With
other preparations which they make more profit ON
Demand AYERS, and take no others. fhe sick
want the bsst aid thero s for thsm and they should
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER & CO., Lowell,
Mass and sold by Druggists and dealers every,
Where. fe l8- colin
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AN OvKRsKER KuLKp IN ARKANSAS -Last
Tuesday an oversser on the plantation Of wm. G
Ftnney, In Drew county, Ark while attempting
10 chastise refractory negro, was murdered BY
the slave, who turned upon him and, with aclub,
killed him with single blow The negro was
arrested and committed 10 'he Monticello Jail. D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09
1861 DIAkIEs. 1861
Commence tbs Year pih Diary.
WArcHkEksAHIssGtFSss kHsGSsAA sAESsY AEPslLvER WARE

4 have one of the best establishments, and fur
nshed with complete set of tools for repair -
ing every description of fine Watches and IN
particular attention give TO the same Nv A
thoroug competent work kmaH and n work rusra-,-
tied. Also. every descnp ION Of standard ST .VER
WAkE, piain and ornamental, manufsetsI ed ndes
far superior in quality and finish 10 northern vars
sold oy dealers IN general sad represented ss thei,
own manuiectEro. tiFs II. o. HOOD.
ee6 13R pa nver.er ,e.s
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lN4n TOPHAM'S ~U
0E210 MUM UNK 1TN
MANUFACTORY
499 SEVENTH STREET, WAeHfNGroN. H. e.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of
Baltimore, November 7, Iae0 Vi
Also, Medal 6y Me roPolltan Mechanics Institute.
Washington, ID. c., 1857.
an constantly making, and always have on hand
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
L8diet' Dress,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunks,
PellisIer, Carpet, and
Canvas Travelling Bags,
School Satchels, &C.
At Letc Prtess. ~"
Members OF Congress- and travellers will please
examine my stock before purchasing eisevhere
Trunks thatare made IN Other cities 'o'0
order. '"""' w
Trunks covered and repaired at short notice.
Goods delivered free Of charge to nylpsrt III tha
city, GEORGETOWN. and Alexandra. -
- % 3zlyeo JAMES Stephan.
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SCHOOL AND coLLEsE oUTFiTs.
YortAs' and Boxs' Choking for School snI

Parents and guardians wishing % furrfrh thar
snnares s snd wards With school and College Outxts
present lafEe and extensive assoftmeSf M Ys,
Ctn THING. where they can at out their ehildrsn
s.o, 81 ~ ~ sisss IN ieE noments with eye deeenp
aalsols sasa T Teffyi1s sfEfasEINISssa sINISss CO. .
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DENTISTRY.

ofths dfNERaL PLATE TEETa, HEiefIa ase ps,sa.ss
tends personally st his once in this city 49,
MANY persons can wear these teeth vho~1IID
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office csn be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
out 10 those who are particular and vlsh the pures
olesnea, strongest, apd most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will he
more fally warranted.
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
sth and 10th sts. Also, s01 Arch street, PhIlsdeI
phls. 90 H-u
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lust RECEIVED AT FRENCH & RICH
y STEIN; 25e Penn. avenue, Washington. 'tThs
flckwlok Papers" heng the first Of the elegant
househould edition of the works Of Charles Dick
pms; lilgstIsted by t. D: G; Darley and John Gil
peri; 40 hiyeIslde Press, Cal and examine them.
per, the finest edition published. feI
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CLOTHING, &c.

MERCHANT TAILORING.
NEW FALL STYLES OF CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERS, AND VESTINGS.
WALL. STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylva-
MA Avenue, have just received q large VARIETY of
new Fall Goods, TO which they invite the attention
Of thslr friends and customers. au SO-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-09

ERENCHFLowRRsO OF FTHEvERY BEST
l. quality, and IN extensive variety. m. !.
no z -. = :. sas. hsts sih and i6sk sts.
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FOR CHILDREN
ca UTION.

yssI children are sekly, Psny or aaistsd, MCLEAN
net msmsht; uy IT, and ysr viii Be es1vinssd. h his d
nfiaHs TAXA. - r
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MckkAHT STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 10 q ssvsy
eign and speedy fer lnspisnt Csnssnp;ion whites
oSsruetsd DiAesl Of Urin
o. nvslntary DisehaIgs thsfssf Falline Of the wemi
eiddnsss, Painting and all diseases incident Fsm.lss
THERE is NO MISTAKE AEOUT IT
srssr ne longer Take according drseiieus IL vii
stimulate, srsnGthsn and invGerats yes and esuss th
blssm Of hsAlth q nssnt y.u shsst aSsfa Every sss