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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

SECESSION MOVEMENTS IN ENsLANp-Coryes.
poHdSnce bstpsen lGHcsy, RoSt and Maan, and
EdTt Russell The rebel emissaries in England,
MesTS. Yancey, Rost and Mann, have addressed
letter to Earl RUSSELL representing the secession
Of seven Of the Southern States, and asking a
recognition OF the COnfederacy. The commits
sioners claim that the Federal Government " has
not been able to retake a single for,fcation of
which the Confederate States possessed them.
selves; but, on the contrary, has been driven out
from from mighty fortress upon the Atlantic, and
Confederate arms; that II has not been able TO
advance more than five miles into the territory of
any OF the Confederate states where there was
any serious attempt 70 prevent II; and is In danger
Of losing three great States Of the Union by In
surrection.D
The effectuality Of the blockade is denied, and
the argument put forth that England can have
ton, Congress, and the Federal Generals have
repeatedly, by proclamation, legislation, and
military orders, demonstrated that the war is not
uphold that (pro-slavery) Constitution, and to
enforce the laws (many Of them pro-slavery) ,,
Hence they conclude that the anti slavery senti.
ment Of England can have no sympathy with the
North, but Will be disgusted at Its "canting
hypocrisy
/. The Bull Run reverse to the Union army is
magnifed to the greatest proportions, and the
superior advantages which might be derived by
England from an Interference with the blockade
in securing cotton now being gathered, assid.
uously urged.
II, however, the English government falls to
extend assistance to the South Gsis citizen. ,.,,II
buckle themselves 10 the great task before them
with vigor and determination that will Justify
the undersigned In having pressed the question
upon her Britannia Majesty's Government ;,
To this communication Earl Russell -xenliss
that the British Government do not pretend in
any way to pronounce Judgment upon the cues.
lions In ebate between the United States and tbeir
adversaries in North AMERICA and states that
the Queen will strictly perform the duties which
belong TO a neutral, and sscannot undertake 10
determine By anticipation what may be the issue
OF the contest, nor can she acknowledge the indie
pendence Of the nine States which are now com
bined against the President and Congress Of the
United states, until the fortune Of arms or the
more peaceful mode Of negotiation shall have
more clearly determined the respective positions
OF the two belligerents
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BuRkiSs OF The SHIP EMPRRss OF THE SEAS.
Intelligence has been received Of the destruction
Of the clipper ship Empress Of the Seas when OF
Port Phillip Head, This vessel belonged 70 the
famous BLACK BalP' line Of Australian pac kets,
and az time Of her destrucuoo sue was bound from
Melbourne to London with large cargo Of stores
on Government account. The dispatch announc.
ing the burning Of this ship 10 very brief-mereIy
and passenger were saved, together with the gold
on board. Ills singular coincidence that the isst
three mails from Australia have brought up the
news OF the destruction Of three celebrated Liver.
Prince ofthe sess, and the Empress Of The dos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

IL The Treasury Note bill wa, Yesterday
signed by the President and Is now a law The
bill, as agreed upon by the c.nferees, authorizes
the Issue Of $50 600 of Treasury Notes, uni
form in smiiitude, and legal tender in the pay
ment Of all debts public and private. II with
draws the fifty millions Of the July issue as sosn
rs 1t Conveniently can be done, makes the new
notes fundable at any time In six per cent twenty
year bonds, redeemable at the pleasure Of the
United States after five years, makes the interest
on the notes and bonds payable in coin, and IA
new fsature) makes the duties on imports also
payable In coin, and devotes them 10 the paw
ment Of the interest on the notes and bonds and
the creation Of a sinking fund By setting apart
one per 1t. Of the amount. The provisions In.
sisted on by the Senate authorizing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to sell six per cent bonds for
what they will fetch IN order to raise coin for in
terest Is retained In the bill. All the funded
debt 10 exempted from taxation. Authority Is
given to temporarily deposit demand notes, to the
extent OF twenty-five millions, on an interest Of
SIX per cent. after thirty days. The hnal amend
ment TO the bill permits sixty millions Of Treasury
notes to be used for the payment Of custom duties
the nftY millions authorized In July and the tenn
Porary relief ten millions authorized this month.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xIXvIlth CONGREss-secsnd Session.

SENATE.-After our report closed yesterday
Mr.. Kennedy. from the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia, TO which was referred the bill
relating to h!g hways in the county Of ashing-
ton, District Of Columbia, reported 1t back with
out amendment, and recomme nded its passage
The bill fixing the number Of members Of the
House OF Representatives from and after the Sd
Of March, 1861, was taken up, and an amend ment
establishing the number at 24l, the eight addi-
tional members to be assigned one each to Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Ten
nessee, Vermont, and Rhode Island, agreed to,
and the bill passed.
The consideration Of the case Of the Oregon
Senator was resumed, and after discussion, the
senate, without vote up,n the subject, ad-
jOurned.
HOUSE After our report closed
The infested election case of Upton W. Beach
OF The Seventh Congressional District of Virginia
was discussed at length, and the House ad journed
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HI fhe Government has charte ed twenty a We
steamboats, 81 Pbiladelphia-being all at pfese mt
In the Delaware aud Schuylhu rivers, and they
are ordered to prepare for immediate service In
the South.
III The special correspondent OF the Boston
Traveller with General Buffers expedition has
been expelled from the steamer Constitution In
sbepley.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Istslligsnesr. In treating upon the subject
Of the Extraordinary Mission" to Mexico,
regards the proposed assumption by the United
States Of the Mexican debt due England, France
and Spain az an impOlitic measure, and says:
ave are In no condition to assume new re-
probabilities with regard 20 country and people
alien to US In lineage language, traditions polit-
Zeal insttutes and all else that conposes the dis
Hnctive life Of nation"
The RspEbliedn denounces the recent order OF
General Haileck to his troops advancing into
Tennessee, forbidding the reception of fugitives
within the lines, and asks:
"Wbat entities this upstart, Gen Halleck, to
assume to reverse the policy prevailing every
where else, VIII the President tolerate this
magnificent insolence !n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

u The violent gale Of Monday extended over
wide range Of territory. Our exchanges are
nued with accounts Of its severity and damage
70 property. Houses Were unroofed or blown
down, fences and telegraph wires Frustrated,
and severe Losses experienced in all sections Of
the Northern States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

Mics CHEsTSET AS CONSTANCE. BY refer
eaee to the announcement elsewhere Il will be
seen that our charming Washington debutante,
Miss Ches'ney, Is to appear tonight as Con
stance" IN the Love Chase part in which
she made 50 great a sensation on her first appear.
ance Her friends note with qualification the
wonderful advances ,he IS making with each
performance In conquering all the difficulties Of
Der arduous profession, and zee for her future
equal 20 her most ardent ambition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

WAsHINSToN DIRECTORY have received
"Boyds Washington and Georgetown Directory
for l0o2, F" compiled BY Thomas Hutchinson.
Ii was evidently prepared in haste, and is by no
means accurate
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OrIn toe MarylIId Legislature Yesterday, a
resolution introduced by Hon. Revsrdy johnson
rePudisting the assertion OF JEFF Davis that
Maryland was disloyal, was adopted by vote
Of yeaa 50, nays s.
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NOTICE,
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING U. 3
NOTES AND BONDS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Feb. d, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ct the
- olioe of tle secIetary Of the Treasury until
w Wednesday ,thR lh day of March next, for furn-
ishihg ninety mf iors of United States Notes ami
two hundred millions in Bonds, to be Isfued under
authority Of the act of Februsry, 1882, entitled
act to authorize the Issue of United States Treas
nrJ notes, and for the redemption or Tefunding
thereof" 30.
Notes and Bonds Will be required of the denomi.
nations and in The proportions as follows:
Thirteen millions esoh of United states Notes OF
0's. ard twelve millions of the denominations of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

HARD TO PLEASE That echo Ct the spirit Of
the New York TTr5EHs, our gentle abolition
neighbor, the RsPH6l,caH, is shoe kIngfy dsgrun-
lied this morning by Maj Gen. HaIleck's procla-
nation agsinst making his camps places for har.
boring runaway negroes, and sccord ngly calls
him an "uPstart " Not long since, when fancy.
Ing It possible TO use him to break down the
6ensralin-chief, in common with the rest of the
abolition press, 10 could find no terms TOO Iauda
tory to be properly applied 20 him.
The truth is, the services, capacity and deserts
Of all our Generals arr measured by the Rspu5li-
CANS class Of PEbliciss wholly according to the
disposition they may manifest TO aid and abet
the now-so-evideAt general abolition conspiracy
to prosecute the war undertaken for the restora-
ton OF the Union, wholly to the end Of the per-
manent sbrogstion Of tie Constitution and the e.
Enlistment In It's stead Of a phiIo-negro despot-
Ism from Maine to Mexico, and from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

OThe Cunard steamer Asia did not Ieaye
New York yesterday at her regular hour, having
1een detained until this afternoon for the pur
pose OF receiving dispatches from Lord Lyons to
the British government
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ITO DEAL Frs AND SUFFERS.
0EO. w. COChhANs
fe s5-st N.finnsI Hotel
fes5-si

SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLs.-Tki. 10
- one OF the THREE GREAT REMEDIES
whicH have made ID K SCHENCK more successful
IN the restment Of several verv dangerous ard
fafs disra:ee that any other lnsdical prsettiouer
offered as
SUBSTITUTES FOR CAT OMEL
DIN. SCHENCk AYERS that his n aDdrake Pills
Will Ell ct every o0ject for which the preparations
OF mercury can pos. ibiy be useful and he declares
most solen My aud consoientioasIy that these
Pills may be used - per ect safety IN al cases
where Alternatives or purgatives are REQUIRED.
IL 10 not much vondef when we reflect that the
liver 10 the large organ IN the human orrsnifs-
tlon. that II becomes go frequently dIses ed. The
yellow and sallov skin, the cssted tongue
In the morning Al d the dull psIu In the Limbs; tel
az once that thus great dspurating organ Is doing
take one q these PILLS ~ night will not only be
Ieved OF diseasa but ik svise its disagreeab al
PENDANTS. such as headaohe, sour stomsoh, costiye
bowels piles. and the Gull. heavy feelings over the
whoIs frame, which 0tteutimes make life burr en-
some. and render the patient wholly unfit for en-
ioymeHt or buslness of tny kind.
DIX. J. h. sCHENCk will be 81 his agents Is w.
Walte's), corner Louisiana avepus and Tth 20 eet
on w ednesday, February 26.h. and NJ srch 18th. 20
see psuents complaining with Cong rs, Col ., Law
or Compliant, by spepsia, aay disease leading TO
Consumption. He gives advice without charge.
I'M ess they want thorough examination with mia
RespiTome'er. then his fee IL IN rec dollars
Price OF PulmonIc Syrup 81 per bottle or IS per
hasf dCEen.
Pnce Of seswsed Tonic 81 per bottle or IS per
ha dozen.
Price Of Mandrake Pills Is cents per box.
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HORSES, WAGONS, AND HARNESS

HORSES, w WAS sS h tJprH HARNESS
One span good Road HORSES, ound and true
color bay and brown.
for sui RS or express business. kssterr 0A
built, ard on- Of the hest made Wagons thst oal
be found
horses, Washington built, and ran sSOst Elk
months.
Two sets Double HARNESS.
Two sets Canvas and w ooltn b i<KETS.
The shove propsr Will be sold yery ohea? and
can be seen by calling on ALBERT BELL, al
m,Ner's Livery Stable, corner & aRd 6tE SITS.
ITO DEALERS AND Suffers.
desIre to close out the following goods, aud of
fer them at prices RHftT fhs TssEiaT plak,f Price
5O,Wo GERMAN CIGARS, q hersu- brands,
100000 DOMESTIC CIGARS, various kinds,
IS boxes dark sweet TWELVFS RACCO.
~ hoies medium ooloTed POUND LUMP To-
% boxes bright POUND LUMP TOBACCO,
900 gross FINE. CUT in fol-,
6oodvin's Plantation, AndeTsoa,s Amulet and
Cornishs YIrGin Leaf.
GEO. w. COCHRAN,
39s PennA. avenue, east Of
re a5-St National Hotel,
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MkR-HAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ OF
Iva n f.cIas, lssB4d from the erk's of ce On
ue q cut court OF the District of Columbia for the
county ci NashinEt0n, and to me directed, 4
Court House door of said cOu ~, on WEDNEs~
DAY, the 5,h day OF March 1862, a. u O'Clock n
tendauts right title, ann sad az; eTesI IN and 20
the south ) iset inches Of Lot No q IN Square
70. SS, fronting On sth street vest, between q and
streets naIth, IN the city of WsshluEton 10 c.
together with eli and Singular the impr, Vemepts
there0n, seized ard lev ed upon the property Of
win = BARK = and will be sold 20 satisfy ndoiais
20 81 u January term 1902, in favor Of John e
henQel. WARD n LAMON,
80 u. :. Marshal %. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

pQTATOES.-l,4oo bushels of Jsckscu White
Il Potstoes, Just arrived per schooner WIN Sc
we're, and for sale frem vessel in lots.
PETER BERRY, So Water St,
lie ~ AZ (RepD Gsorget 1vn.
DROf. ALEX. WOLOWsKI BkGS LEAVE
Il 10 inform ms friends the pubic, that. hav-
Ing met with so much success, Is continuing has
Course of inst ion on the Piano and in singing,
GONE, IN short time, hne tlnEers excaTlent per
formers On the piano should avail themselves of
his new system of instruction. by APPLYING at his
IesIdence, No. 300 eth street, between street and
New York avenue.
Reception hours between 10 and II O'CLOCK :. m .
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. fe "a I'm
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THE MOST GRATIFYING INFORNA
Il ton hat we can give 30 our re aders who are
suterlns from Colds. is the fsct that p EARSON'S
enedy. Many Of our friends have tri ed them with
success for Coughs sore ThrO6t, HOarsenesa and
Consumptives Singers snd Public Speakers who
are troubled with hroat Diseases hnd re Ief BY
using peaTEOu's edicated TarDrops VIII ch clear
the throat OF husky ana tickling sensations, pro-
duced by too much exertion of tho vocal organs
and give strength, tone and fu ness TO the voice
Prepare sEd cod By GEO. PEARSON, No. S
North Liberty st, Baltimore. SOLD also a. 49I
Eight street, Washlngt ton; No. Fairfax stre e.
AlexindrIs: A. n. Hunt, FrederIck; and by the
PrlEcIra druggists ami confectIoners, at 10 cents
per package. fe "a I'm
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TOWELS rowp,sm TowLLsa
$50 Dozen Buckaback, Damask, and Bird ere
Towels,
500 yards nrsia Crash,
Is pieces heavy Huokaback TovellnE
. pieces Dsm6sk Table Linen,
$50 dezen Table Napkins,
Bleached and Brown Co ton Shlrting,
Linen Sheetlr G, Blankets, Quilts, and Furniture
Prints.
sale 1t the lowest PRICES. "
WIN. X, Riley l. BRO,
No. SO Central Stores,
e.,c Between Tth and 9Th streets,
Iex IxH Opposite Center Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

CARD.
Il DESIRE to info Tn my friends and the public
that have succeeded Mr.. Foster In the TOBAC-
90 and Cl6AK STORE No. 500 NiIth street
four doors north OF Pennsy vania avenue. Undian
In front ofthe door) where shsl be hsppy 70 sup
ply the with the most cholce articles IA the line
of my business.
fe 47t VIM. IL THOMPSON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

IA mas been 80 thor ugh!y tested az mSnT Of The
fSa PP5ss % WASHINGTON, nay be procured at
mandIng ofhceTs. showing the power Of tins Ar
oI TO resist the toros Of bullets, TRUSTS
HENRY l.. RIDER, Attorney Tor he Tom
San1, Once on 18th street, next 10 Riggs Co.,
benk. fe 20-lNt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

NARSHsL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of 6eri
VA fsclas under lIen av. issued from the CLERKS
once OF the TROUT Court oC the District of Co
lumbla for the cOunty Of WashiugtOn asd 70 ne
Glre2tet. will expose to pueHc sale, for cash In
front oi the court cute door Of said COUNTY on
fRlD AZ, the 2lst day Of March next. ISe2, at II
o'cocE W. the following deco red property, 20
Wit, viT:-Ail deisndauts right. title q aim or IN
terest an AMI 20 oeftIslR dwelling houss terected
on lot NO. and the south l9 feet Inches OF lot
NOS IN ;qusre No 81, in the city Of washiEgton
D. Y, z-d and evled upon tie pro peTty OF
julius sIedt en1 vii be 3 I'd 20 ssISfs iudioi.la
II. Walker. j 10 H0tIVER
le z0-uss Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

THE FINEST ANN BEST STOCK OF
REhDY-MADE CLOTHING m W.shington
can Dc iInnd at BAR BROS Establishment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

FOX hENT-A three story EsICK HOUSE.
= VIII every nioCcrn Improvement coptaInins
seven rooms and Kitchen, for Sss1 per anpam. 10
teuslactoIy I Lac. Location No l2s Second
suees, between and streets north No proan-
stuon VIII be rooeived 10 rent for a less ser,sd
than Two years. Apply to ro''O1
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

E'OR RENf-A vi FURNISHED PARIOR
with chamber attached, will be rsnteg cbes,
70 one OF more Ee ntiemen, as nay be desired NJ
chlloI eh u TIE sIntly. 4 EoCd Brick sLsb'e on
tne premises elso Tor rent. inquire oorusr Mar
IaAd aVelEe ahd 18th Ct, island. fsHTS
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FOR RENT-A l.rge ROOM. handscmeIy fu-.
nirnsd Apply a. no. ass Ts elm 81
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nw~ TRE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will
u9 be holden every day this week in the Luther
an Church, Rev. ]. g. Butler's,) at the corner of
Ith enc n streets, commencing at * O'Clock M,
End continued but one hour. Ia 20
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EOR RENr-A PARLOh snd ca : "A 1xER
yery neatly furnished, on the fret aoOr e,e-
Spe.eo ? ieet anoye u e sidewalk locauon Tery
sno fresldents House, on New York avenue. be.
ttNeeA sta and I5.h stroets-No. 46O-and but n
fe96 IF ~ " SAe SePtoL
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Farm FOR SALE-Tvo Farms. oont,,ni,-
y together coo acres; one IT Annapolis Jupotlon.
ne otber s1io at Savage SWITCH fronting the
sotc Eith tle tHsRtty Of land 20 suit purohs sers
LIE improvements are Of the first o. sss and I.nd
va OF either dwelling.
Terms essy,
For particu sFs prly al "a. W.. a.. ,.,..
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r, For rarSicu lers spPly st the Wine Store of VIM
n. CAMPBE IL. Sss Pa. avenue fe
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

1aaaa Msdscanss havE4gs bean ssx,.
seE u s&s asa ~ xM&Rg2 yssxs ara &c lie pzs5,,
Asys mAaatALned q high Eh2rsesss - = tAstEa.
gAfs % sns ssfesss ss skeiT axtzaarin.,-oat = n
- = - g = sessqEaRg peftsSs keaIts - laS
sa0sFaas naasr nearly svsTy kisd ofd,. y SesTss.
ths aazan frame IL tiabde. @ihsast 70 Via
Ths fodioging are snaanx ths H..
o. aaaszsa 40 easss IN pAlxA TIA SAaaS Easss,1
VEGETABLE IIRE axDIcrsp.
Afs EAA knswn 60 Do iafslli,sa
p1AFkPSIA, By khoFeasslTy rs.,....
sseazs s4&AsaGMa, aAA sxaasfpn a ne Rat 49,
hals Lastasa 81 The stala azd 80 - "a, Aaass
L-sksA, toeS OF appes!ts, heArtber m - A4sT.
80 49,. aRxIsty, LaaFuor - rec.
sAssast wahsM Afs the Raneral syu1et~s, ID Rslas.
sia. win v1nIshs ~ . natural GO - II Dgssg-
eastivsneaG. S'aAeSasE6s = y,
CosTIvEaEss, by egsaustvr III. -,
"a aaEsa sasss ylIh ssiye&a srUe,s. aote sasa
s4ye Ssss n ews go a. pafEss leave ne bcy.a'a
sREvKR& sSaA kaa1as, Nv rss,o..,
faga4ax GxEalAtson, tAFeuxb Lhr A4e bss4 a,
tion 10 surh eases and The th eTs,t, sss Of Fssg.
iasesx mai sss sFaetASa la stkart ''tatl9a Z, a
me AAfs Mealeasax lave bean ks.,.
- q beatty in three weeks ..%Hs fas+
the muscles saa liEalHaass Of ~. tsatlas sa
BkoSsLks OF all klaas, By frer'S1
eaAnS 1as nane2s ana bladder thsx --@ AXsag6.
d@Faxhsfazay 1 thasa lnagOr snnt - essfsls Ia,
y svss sssH saHna asfta4a cure i IL ~ @
Asa wsssas, ~ dssioasfnx t,.-
sazs ssx as tAs siizaa mEsssT u sss1S sssag
scUEvY, ulcers, and luy.,sr,..
ssfses psFf " waaaEh sAs&e ESfs So, sSfef, u
aa@sd, ss& sal Ne b unaora, saAesEas ass a.
seu9kUTfC kRUPTI0Rs aps3 A.s
ths akin, and the murold state ~ s~i@' aa5 ek
al o. u2taEe soI2laAa4iz. saIIsx a.4 oaaaga
disagxsesAss eonapiexlons - '"@-aJ, ssspAe
- u.s. % &s@z@ ksEis fer vsTv 49,.
sassS - aatags caxs Of sALT 49, 1T ta2s It.
l2g sMgroyeneslt In the c4rarns.4 = - ss1G-
1870 o0Lns AID TEVLUENxI MI az az &s
ss9a ~ y - assss 1* BY sws In ths wsr,t
/ xahTZns original pFOpFiesoy - "a = ASa
slhss, vas cured Of Pilsa Of h sea-, u Asss Id
sas ase "a ths Life Medicines Tlsas s4A14Es
| FEVER AND 2aUg -
NssAeIh s&1tFy, tkezs ksdietnsst - " o. Ia
sslss sgssdy aRd saEs&lR reuasdy, fTh.. s tsEaEa
- syssszn aua9eca to rstrrr i = ssaaa
be satis6sd, and BE- eured. a&
| BILIOUS REvgRs aud Live, r...-,-.-.
raj DEBILITY, loss Of appetite and 49,
n2Ies--Shs msdtelnSs have lsss1 80 - - u IL h.
eeasaclal results In cassk OF MS - Ll' zAl
sTia ana sercTafa In it's w0rst fsrrnS ,,.sstSs
MazfA S@& ~ w@s4ai a&tiAa Of ti&se rsu,.rs.ssSa
csAsaa: 54&A+ ssweats, asrvous - sRa'
eAmpasaRGs % al klBds palpIs.,I@s ''l4, S&Fsa
yasn&efE cello sFe speedily cnypd - - aeSs.
| M&sAsuA&AI4 BaSMAsRS -p.x
aasns nave became impair I'd b. n, -
IS 81 egraryI Will ind theps 80. sS
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