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Mexico.
Anorhcr nnich ef EIcItlnz nennrt..

Nsu orleans, Moo. give have further hiehh
impors'nt and exciting Mexican news. The hsts-
morn ANcuKRo Of the 18th inst, says;
A nirht attach was about to Re made IN the INN
rial guabost Antonio BY two small boat, from tbs
American shoro, -h,ch, when they we've ti.ooye:e I'd
we're fred upon by the Antonio and sunk, p. obshlJ
hining OF drosn!ng = on board OF thom.
The RASonERo Of the lsGh inst, says
Nothing more ha. yet bsen heard Of the LiSsrS
foie's besisgins ba'aniorGs.
The R,ScHgRo also reports that Federal p.,mn.-
ter above Bro~n.vLe Vas murdered BY the force, a
Cortina., which fed with $4,000 belonging to him
into Mexico,
Tie RASCnERo also ssvs that the amnesty proposel
by he Emperor Macmillan h. teen scc,p. ed by
some Of the leaders Of the opposition on the Rio
Grande
Telegraph lines are to no Immediately extended
from the City OF MEXICO to Guanagula- Tsmpeo ap<
ha'amorn
Ssu orleans, Eor. 2e.-The San Antonio HEaALr,
Of the 18th inst, says . number Of Liberal ofioeu
had arrived there, considering the Liberal cause ~
desperate In their country tina, they compelled
70 abandon II.
The Mexican TIsEs Of the 14,h u,., gives favor
abb. account OF the immigration to Mexico anx
publi,he, a list Of oI-Coufedsr,tes, settled near
Cofdova
The lmperla,,s claim victory near oajao>
where they routed 800 LiberslL killing 81 and COP
turing IS.
The TNEs' Brovnsville correspondence Of the
10Th says; Tho correspondence between Con. Welt
zol aud Gen. Meta eliminated In the following
order;
The Mexican authorities having officially notified
the Commanding General that the kNNoHEKo WIZ
be ode ed TO cease publishing al ices insdltng 10
the plcd Sta ,oid ors Il IL hereby ordered thai
the officers aud ,old'es OF this command viii noa
Low aly person on tLe neutral bank TO insult anl
peIsOn Uu he Mexican si4e.
All remained quiet around Mitsmoras
James sibey aai his men are quietly ,e.tnf
down 10 Impsns' citizen. near Cordoys.
The lake IN the vicinity OF the City Of Mc1i-o hs
riscn 10 within one inch OF the evs Of the City,
creating cons derabe alarm.
An eN-Coneiera had rented pl.nts'ion In sas
LUIS Po:osi, Whole he would paut 500 acre. OF ct
ton.
Robbers m'de furious s,tnct on ,he town Of Pam.
o., in Coahuc.on, but were Fe7ulsei and suie ed
heavy lo's.
The family Of the Emperor was TO leave Vera Cruz
on the 9th. in an American steamer.
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doutt that these iesrs are In . gres, measure
founded uron imsginsuon, or that they are 81
less! grta ex ggersted, We cannot evsde he fact
th, there Is. po.bilty Of . negro upr sing, nor
c-1 We forFet that the present unsettled STATE OF
iAH iFce'lmen is cond Give TO evil. The negroes u
lie s'nih sro naturally . quiet, docs aud
Loa,Esye people. tut e1tsrcnce has shown
Tat the sample minds CA he wrought
up 90 u Dt,b O., irsur -ccton by tho inf elton o.
W ny Upon them. Tier mirdi have been re-
Gently tliei with vague ami eri-'vagsnt IDEAS
a! on. freed IN ;h.y iasc itIas ned va, smAnci.
patton 10 the direct forernnnr - . lie Of ease.
luxury aud immunity from work they are
rns Just lei1uning 10 retlize ths extent Of thsir
DeIuolon, aud 'he blow naturally fali upon n EN-
"i.h crush.nz weight, Inducing d a2poiuimen,
and disconleut But ih,re 10 something elso
FAR more provocative u .iec! NJ on the p,r q N.
freedmen thsn tic sudden demo ton Of their eK.
tfavagaut air castles. Tle whites Of South C 70.
Ina, snd Of osher stste' slso, have shown dispo-
s.,on to tnak. the fruits OF emAncI patton Just ~
} tier ~ possbs-in short, 10 revenge theusel YES
Oh tue Tor the spite they entertain tos Ard
tic government Several o. tie rocl. med safes
sud particularly sJu.h Car1lins, have already
acted M ,sures for Regulating" the negroes,
which arc practically, but little better ths- en-
sA'emtnL with tie mplo difference that H.,
freedmen now set the Ills without the benefits that
tHey enj gel while In slavery Therefore, While
-s'ro not sTpr.hsnh q a negro outbreak in
uth Carol ma or elsewhere I'm the South, il q un
de.is'Ie that the course pursued ~ The ex-rsb.ls
tov'rd tue ireedmsD has tendency W promote
4 al ecto', sediIi. n AMI lawleanes, among th M
l 90 free'lmen know very well that tho governu,n,
has male them IRE, no. nominally, but Ac,usny
AMI II n not 'arprslng ths, they should be CALLED
Oy policy calculated 70 make their liberty only
Am,ckery. II South CAROLYN, 'nl the other re.
Cd" med States will act Justly and honorsbly " ard
'hc ne;r population shey need tsv. no lear Of en-
iusutrel,iOu
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he var erpepditure the means By which the redoos
ton 10 TO be accom- i.hcd !. not ret decided upon"
The Secretary Of state for Indis hsa received tbs
following snpounoem mt;
Satdra, sov. i4-colonei Bruce ,isned tre'tv -
peace with Rhootss, in he public ouibs esisiEy.
The West Coast Of AfTics mails are fecsivei
Slyos De, s-rrsde 10 fnan mate. Communic.-
ton with the IN error continued closed. No otia1
tios YER psogre.ins fsyoraby for the cop n ne -
communications with Athantce. Al Sieirs Leone
the native vais continued.
The CAPE of Good Hope mail Of the 18Th Of Oct. p
received.
Tn. Ca9e Parliament h.d BEEN pforosued,
betNeeA ;ne Fee \ ate men and the BA-utdt COZ
Lnued. The At emp.s Of the BoeIs % capture he
stronghold Of Aoi. Oh had f.ile The British Gov
e.nUeu declined " take possesson OF The country -
assifed By Aobesh.
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Trrnson In Tennrs.rc

TINS loyal people Of Tennessee somehow fail 70
ripr'ciaie 1he plan which their fellow-cinzon, the
President has sdopcd for making treason
'di u.s." Ia .i,iL.n TO The stringent laws aud
rec rclions which they have instituted 70 prevent
,he too rapid 'Teconstructio1" Of the men who
were lately committing outrasss upon them, we
observe that tie Grand Jury Of the Unl,sd States
Dsriet Court 81 Kn.zville, have Just found IN
Iieimens for treason against over nineteen
hundred persons. II would seem from
this actln that the crusltes 90 late
y Imposed upon N. Union people OF East
rsan' ssee by Their robel ne shbor,, have no. be n
forgotten by tho former AM thA, they are not in
cned 10 cancel all those outraxes by emtracns
Ne traitors whose hands arc still red with the
blood of uen guilty Of no other offence than ths,
OF loyalty. They start with he Presdsn, from the
same premises that "treason 10 ,he greatest Of al.
crmer;" Dut they seem TO reach different con-
cluson as TO tie way In which ihs chief o. crimes
SHOULD he punished. TAsy lack faith in the par.
don process.
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From Europe.
Five Days Later News,
hpprehendcd,

Sstr York, Nor 2s.-Stfam,hp Alemsnl,, from
Sou hampton on November Is hu arrived At mi,
port,
Nova scotian, FROM Liverpool November ID. RIA
Londonderry 1Ith, h~ srrNeI.
The Irish Judges have gIveu jligmen, in the ....
Of Luby rs the Lord Licutepu.. They d.cidoi ,h.,
no action could b. main, ned A-,n,t the Lord In
tenant In his ollic.a ciplc.,y, and tho rri, "a.
ordered 10 he taken of he ne. Iat,llieeuce from
Dab In Of November llth sa's;
Tic most tnpoltsnt arrest vet n,te wa. .s.,,o,
b he MOI q IA no l.ng " >e.en. II 'l11v'e
lie III C-uue o. 80 itniaI IN e.t,,. io, Z, ho.a
"'poh.H .On &c Ar 81 ~ A. ,Gcf,a. ha, At
i,n tllrs "a o tu,to F., IN hl ngn L.j o l"'l U
s,- TEN h. np4tnrf ~ he iiap. / se noi,,e
WAS sea C''. .au N ~ ahrauA. L,lroo,n n a
IN bed at ie Tue. INn CO. iuI.t- N NUM- or
W q We aiu,d, Tut the p 5oYen or al no o.
,pre iitus md balls wen Jag alout 80 r 80
Al, n ~. Gu lTmens 40 '.enouF 10 Up,
~, o., a. no IONS. lt Il Hsl,ei ,hl' the n -, I
f,n cn,cA, talei New lolG scns ,nHss
~, Tor 10 ), IN G'o 2! CNe o. The p souri. pfeyi
dnuht of tie treason OF ihe Head Crutye, .nS ~
ecco. D ca The arre't Of s'spuea. vii = ~" ~, Ms
ex,,n.,.lsli Fen anisiu Alto-e her" w 'wN
The LonI,n journals Plhl,A the eorr.,,,,a..
bet. cen Mr Adams and EATl Russell 4, ro,.,'nss
TO the Alabama claims. The London sr.p
Tbo .o-r.spondence IL chieav r,m.r..ki-
Withdr,ya Of Mr. Adams o. The Offer on ~ INC
EA uste gives, a. greet ,ehnh, act, 10 pnnvs ~:
The British Government did a. thai could !. etpaa,'
ed Of IL.
The Truys say, Of the shsnndoah:
Tia u.nAls, o w -sA'1''1s' v 4, Fsasr.
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Ca lifornia.
A sharp Indian Right, etc.

san FraneiAeo, Noe. 2I.-Arfivrd ship CnArr
Lulinc, from Boston, aud steiner Sierra hey,l,
from Oregon, with s3s3,OCO in treasure. Our cGi-,
teesIaln to-day from Nevada saJs' On the I'm lhs
Lieut.. osmor, with o. CLifonl, volunteers and
howitLer, stacked = large band q Indians - 10 be
fortified Themselves In tho Black Mountains, atO
100 miles northwest Of DunIelen, In the northcr
part ofthe State Of Nsyad. During the ensssaias;
one volunteer was killed and two we're wounded,
the Indians 100 we're killed, few escaped antl
their horses, srma and Ammunition uen caPtlIF
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Smuggling Over the Canadian porscr.

lhs Commissioner OF C4s.J,n has intel. .enco
FROM she reSouuc de eclves stationed taero that
hey hSys Just detected an Ingenious schemc
COR conveying whisky from Canada to re Us.
Tie attention Of ths oii.ers was first attracted
b. IT, ext ard nary Lumter Of women and b..
- on railroad tr-iu DO nd to the Ul.tcI states,
.Id q or Guapic'o - were Arousel .rJ4 the n, 1
a. utI q. 39 "tle,ssI babies" but iSo yAys
cy J nee %, TIE ireprcss.b bic summation y cular 10
.u'c. : lie "ni,tbors," AkuN nc, seemed
,sp eIay anN.uus to screen Ileir ll,ls nl o,e,ts'
Leads ION pryiug gu !usity, p,ruulting only tue
lcct AL ia, =, sacassd la Nuy suues anu SO, IgA
g. .. expose 10 IAc kukc o. TIE \ ssca e!s Ius
&c. c,tNcsNcre uu I altr, Auu ~ tie trsl sal on
I. 80. 10 a. nc rN,., NAe.e sew ri pJsssssHts Of
% q lts.Ne Ave. les let We tr.ll, vls u. ,ue olI
CO. pu ,c' rQI t.e' tac pt "a spJu ul LADY ~
% "a .,r d" .u," Ws.le slt al. 81. : .uck v IN
In ,.u-Dai "t.,as Of a., .aA.l, 49, CAGES We
H ...4H, 90 .., ulO1ngi, 90. e. rsyJuut .g,, Al
."' .. ,it"., a..u on t,,., '... t-4 N.A.pl. ia.
..... f.. 49, t.c at 80. 4uL 5000, va .yrsI
%. .Hs -L ... GO, 'tr.,..lc LAlN, uucl via
'.H .34.j o. .t. ., o'.uI NH-k ... A s.u.f,
..- no. =. "a r'3 ga &c $50 VS. l4.u.Ats,u.u,.u,
....t -fIt,. %. Iu.,.' s-..s.,a.A 20 s.suria. Of
uN,E $50 ..ltvLB .! Ga r!v,
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Lves Lo,t by the Rebellion.

Wa d 'ismelt complies to number Of
oet sin tie Dpn Arm.cs Ga,o tie commence.
m'.fu,th war, A. a.b,ooN,14 OF sou,bcr, sol Her,
at 5000 a, making Al CAS- $50 Tvs that b,va
Zee. e, part OF The Soy p7,o ps.u Tor The ,ie.
,'' e." a." nAhou'' ', A. GeH, s,ut., 5000
q, .crs--adr 1ge.,est los. duru. one camn.;sn
"a ID ulau,s losses f'.u th' TINS lie cro,srI Tho
EtpaaA ilt.l l. es surrelds,, We,e a6out Oh Ono
G.rAs were oar losses, they were far ue.ow ,no.e
incurred n Err ps.n "-rA owing to our superior
y. NC government ter I've rcgys
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Wisconsin,.


M'w-Vk', Nor She uscs Of The Ia Crosse
RliIo'd was tom Up End a bridge burned AGAR Ter
mautoAu, eighteen miles fom lhh city last night,
supposed to he the work of farm MORTGAGES ~ho
have mortgsGei their farms along the line Of tho
Railroad Company to the amount Of million Of
dollar. which mor'ssres ae being foreclosed Tic
farm moTtgsFer threaten TO destroy the entire road
II the Company fail to max provision for the pay.
ment Of the mortsases great deal Of trouble is
npprehendcd,
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Mexican New via. sun Francisco.

san FIaHcisc, h1r. .s.-Th5 shipments to Mari
can ports by tie John l.. Stevens. which sais to-
morrow, will be ext emely light the trade In thsf
direction having been brought almost to stand
III. This /, OWNS In great measure to tic aetIo~
Of the French conmisIary al MGAatan. in rejecting
on fnyous p,e,eNu considerable guam tiles sem
nom this city to supply the French troop' also y
the fact that while the French occupS OuaysmM.
Mazatan and Acapulco, the Liberals have control 81
sfsirs inland, 90 that between the oppOeint iorces
oommun cation Il cut OF,
OmciAl News via Washi- stsn.
Washington, Nor. 29.-Ofiicis news from Fl Pa.s
was receive, this evening, by Romero the merriam
Minister tina, the recent movements Of the nstions
force, Of MEXICO compelled the French troops 81
Chhuahua 10 eyacuaie that civ and state and u
withi sw to Durango. On the 18th OF October tn'
evacuation began, aud four days later NOS nnfi
French soldier WIS left at Chihushus. PIesd'n
JuarZ wriies on the 80 Inst, that he ~n abou
lesvlnr II Paso Tor the city OF Chihuahui, 10 IL
establish there the national government Thb
thousht to DO sleu success for the Republics
eause o. Mexico, since tho French admit tLeu ina
bility 70 hold he eonque. o. ground
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Official announcement.

"a WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Depart
sament announces with profound sorrow t
z the officers and men Of the navy and ma
rine corps the death of Abraham Lincoln
4 late President of the United States. Strick
Gen down by the hand of an assassin on tn
Nevening of the 14th instant, when surround
Sed by his family and friends, he fingered
few hours after receiving the fatal bullet
sand died at 1922 this morning. A gratefn
apeople had given their willing confidence t,
zthe patriot and statesman under whose ad
ADMINISTRATION the Union was just emergine
] from the civil strife which for four years hal
( AFFECTED the land, when the terrible calam.
sity fell upon the country. To him our graf
aitude was justly due, for to him, under Coz
more than any person, are we indebted for
1.-THE successful preservation of the integrity
I of the Union and the maintenance of The
] flaws of the Republic. The officers of tht
Navy and the Marine Corps will, as a man
stestify their respect for the exalted charac.
tier, eminent position estimable public servi.
ices of the late President, and as an indication
sof their sense Of the calamity which the
country has sustained, wear the usual
badge of mourning for six months
The Department further directs that upon
the day following the receipt of this order
/ the commanders of squadrons, navy yards
and stations will direct the ensign of every
vessel in their commands to be hoisted al
half-mast, and a gun to be fired every half
hour, beginning at sunrise and ending at
sunset the flags of the several navy
yards and marine barracks will also be
holsted. GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary of the NAVY.
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1 that He doth not willingly afflict the sons
\ of men, and that His ways are wonderful
land past finding out, and we must therefore
take this great National affliction as ter
grible but needed correction from His hand.
Our trust is still in that God who has SO
ssignally blessed us as nation.
In this hour of affliction it is not easy to
hook forward to the future and calculate the
chances, or the influence of this great trag-
sedy on coming events. We will hope only
for the best-for the speedy establishment
sof peace throughout the Republic on the
basis of Freedom. to all--with the foul blot OF
sslavery-most wretched cause of all our
swoos--wiped and blotted out forever.
We give elsewhere in this paper all the
particulars of the assassination and the sub
ssequent events at the Capital of the Nation
sthat we have room for.
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Cheeks. Mrs. Lincoln remained bHt b q nor
stime, when she was assisted to her cay Rag
Eand with her son Robert and othe + ffien d.
sshe was driven to the house, where but las
aevenng she left for the last time with heI
Nhusband.
4 Secretary Stanton called upon Mr. Seward
B just before twelve o'clock. Mr. Seward re.
Recognized him at once, asked him why the
President bad not called upon him. % to
Kthis time he had no knowledge that the
assassin had attacked any person outside of
sbis house. Upon Mr. Stanton, therefore, de-
Evolved the unpleasant duty of informing
Hhim of the fate of the President, considering
SSit best not to keep him longer in ignorance
.of the sad event. Mr. Stanton gave him a
ssbort and succinct statement of what had
#transpired. He at once appeared to compre-
ahend the great events of the past night. In
Stead OF having the effect to depress him ii
Mseemed to nerve him to meet his own afflict
lions and his symptoms have been encourag-
Ming and hopeful all day.
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Capture of HIObiIe-.-6,OOO Prisoners Taken
MOBILE, April Q. via CA1Ro Ahr;I

u MOBILE, April 9, via CAIRO, Abril 16.
Our troops under Major GeneralI Smitl
occupied the city this evening at sever
O'Clock. The main body of the rebel army
had evacuated it few hours previous tc
sour advance. Slight skirmishiug ensued
with the rear guard. The city surrendered
safter the rebel troops fell back.
We have captured about 5000 prisoners
fin all with over 800 pieces of artillery ant
Sprobably three rams and two gunboats, be-
sides enormous amounts of ordnance anc
| supplies.
NEW Orleans, 10th via CAIRO, 16th.-The
Times publishes official dispatches of the
capture of Spanish Fort and BIakeIy, the
stormer at 1890 a. IN. on the 9Th, with
seven hundred prisoners, and the latter on
the same day by assault, and over five
Thousand prisoners with large amount of
sordnance stores, the gunboats and troops
proceeding unresisted towards Mobile.
LATER-3 P. m.-From a reliable source
ut is learned that Mobile was captured last
evening by portion of Gen. Smiths com
smand, assisted by light draught boats, after
short resistance by the enemy.
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ency to bring Louisiana into proper practl-
Zeal relations with the Union,l have SO far
abeen unable to perceive it. Ii on the con-
strary, we recognize and sustain the new gov
sernment of Louisiana the converse OF all
this is made true. We encourage the hearts
/ and nerve the arms of $1,000 to adhere to
8their work, and argue for it,and proselyteI
Sfor II. and fight for it, and seed it, and grow
Ait. and ripen it to complete success
The coIored man, too, in seeing all united
Sfor him is inspirited with vigilance and en-
4ergv. Grant that he desires thee lectlve iran
xchise, will he not attain it sooner by saving
/ the already advanced steps toward it than
sby running backward over them? Concede
THAT the new government OF Louisiana IS
/ only to what it should be as the egg to the
fowl. We shall sooner have the fowl by
matching the egg than by smashing it.
Laughter.
Again if we reject Louisiana we also re-
beet our vote in favor of the proposed amend
srnent to the National Constitution. To
kthis proposition. it has been argued that no
1 more than three fourths of those states which
ghave NOT attempted secession are necessary
Ito validate and ratify the amendments. |
/ do not commit myself against this further
/ than to say that such ratification would be
Questionable and sure to be persistently
questioned, while a ratification by three
Sfourths of all the states would be unques-
1tioned and unquestionable.
repeat the question. Can Louisiana be
brought into proper practical relation
I with the Union sooner by sustaining or dis
scarding her new State Government? What
8has been said of Louisiana will apply to
! other States, yet SO greatpeculiarities pertain
Ito each State, and such important sudden
schanges occur in some States, and also new
land unprecedented as is the whole case that
no exclusive and inhexible plan can safely
Ebe prescribed as to details or collaterals.
) Each exclusive and inhexible plan would
surely become new ENHANCEMENT of i'm
sportant principles, and must be inflexible in
representation, as the phrase goes. 1t may
/ be my duty to make some new announce
sment to the people Of the South. am
sconsidering and shall not fail to act wher
satisfied that action will be proper.
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The Funeral Ceremonies.

The funeral ceremonies of the late Presi.
dent will take place on Wednesday. The
time for the remains to leave the CITY. as
well as the route by which they will be
taken to Springfield, is as yet undetermin.
led. The procession will form at IL
%, clock.
Assistant Secretary Harrington has been
in consultation to night relative to the ar
arrangement with Gov. Oglesby, Senator
Yates, Ex-Rspresentive of Illinois and Gems
Grant, Halleck, and Augur, and Col. Mich
lols and admiral Farragut and Shubricks.
Services will commenc at noon. at which
hour throughout the whole land the various
religious scots have been requested to as
|semble in their respective places of worship
and prayer. The procession will move at
z p. m. Details will be made known as
soon as perfected.
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10 ConsurnnfiHes.

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a in q few weeks, by very simple remedy aftel
shaving suffered several years with severe lung adec
son, and that dread disease, Consumption is anxiou
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To all who desire IL, will send copy Of the pre-
sscrption used free of charged, with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure cure for CO7lsunatso71, Astn1d BrOpchitts dc
Ihe only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
lscrpton to benefit the afflicted, and spread inform
cation which he conceives 10 be invaluable, ana he
4hopes every sufferer will will try his remedy it vii
cost them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
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My Ruling Star-What is if?

Professor EUSTIS LARRARD, the greatest vn
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ly Destiny of any man, woman or child, giving Il
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ANY five questions 81, Satisfaction guaranteed.
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cramps, collie in either stomach bowels and
offensive breath, you take it, and by enabling
THE patient take plenty OF hearty food (which is h
parent of health produces vgor, strength and
In every trial have known it has speedily eradicatet
Dyspepsia with all its attendant suerings weaknesses
debility and loss Of power giving instead activity
and the stomach organs Of Digestion and
believe and the published certificates in
circulars almanaes, and in many of he leading Journals
from convalescent patients wlconm, completely
nenty and almost miraculously "cure the
Dyspepsia in existence We tUqrdnt it in every
be obtained all the Drug Stores in the United
states& Canadas 81 per BOTTLE bottles for $500
c. C, CLARK CO., PRoPRIEToRs,
1y39aw New Haven, Conn
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL wEAKs
1V NESS, etc, can be cured by who has really
ucred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tel
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II TRAVER,