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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
IexisEssH, Virginia.

AC L 1T ~.
GIN ROBERT T.. LEE, President.
carter j. Harris, Prof Of Latin,
lanes y " hitc, Prof Of Greek.
81. IS. Jaynes. 4 ~, Prof. Modern Languages
and English.
no be appointed. Prof. Moral PHILOSOPHY.
A / Nelson, II M, Pros. of Mathematics
Nm. Allen, 4. NJ, Prof. Applied do
r. : MeCulloh A. 81, Prof. Nat. Philosophy
IaAn d. Campbell, 4. n, Prof Chemistry,
1ohn W. Brockcnbrough,, IL p, Prof. Law
Hqrrv Estill A. M., As@g Prof Mathematics
Z. Powell Grady. a, NJ, ASSISTANT Professor
,-To be appointed. Assistant Prof. Greek
A PREPARATORY COURSE has been in
n stitutcd, IN which Students nnprepsred
fnr The REGULAR Classes may receive InStTuc-
tiof il, necessary branches The Session be
ans 9ud Thursday { 18th september, and ends
last Thursday IN June
TFRNs, -Tuition and other ootlegeieeS, slOo
An other Expenses, including Board, del- -
Lights. SC neesi not exceed 20
For further information or for Cat1louge,
address the Faculty Of Washington oollege'
Lexington. Virginia. ~ l@dlWS"lm-
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ICE CREAM SALOON
FANCY CoNFECTIoNARIES.
w - . 80 0 9 K

Oppo q J. q. shgpard-on'-, state street.
HNNDIE1. Cakes. Foreign and Domestic
U Fruits constantly on hand.
Eluifs lee Cream and ConfoetionaFies of all
kInd- uuulShe.l families. and for parties ana
balls, un sAarl notice.
tia. AMI rs.tircl saloon lifted up expressly
for iilic~. io22d3m
A GEN N IN An Il preshVterim Minister
N desires situation rs Teacher in some high
school, Qualified To teach the modern Ian
Auagez. Address this oftice.
1-.Iunc 80 tsGti- It. A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To EVER Nan and woman.-with no
ordinary degree Of pleasure, we call attention
70 the advertisements Of J. r. Dromroole a. Co.
The ''Greaf Southern Preparations" are pre-
pared with medical skill, experience and abili-
", by sorne ar orr resident Physicians, with
a determination. that they shall merit public
esteem aid confidence. They are not secrets
or patents are selling well and giving salts
faction. and being an entirely Southern enter
prize. we predict IN immense demand. Mem
phi. Daily Appeal.
IT, 1g-lIa
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBEkT'-
TETTEEE U4N'G 7akZE'E
DISEASES OF THE Skin.

IL most excellent preparation fsT tue cure I'd t.r
eiass Of Hlsladies usually termed
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MEDICAL. WqY
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
II R E ID A R A TION :.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT 20 celebrated as
having had for the last twenty-five years. IL the
MIC DISEASES,
THE PUBLIC

May rest assured that the Manufacturer spare
neither pains nor expense in the preparation 81
THESE remedies They are made OF the very best
medicines known, in a highly concentrated l1fm
upon strictly scientific principles
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llILY CLARION And STANDARD
blanks for Sale!
,r DEDUCTION IN PRICE

large quantity o. Blanks on hand,
- printed. on GOOD paper. which We
4 " fHa rsfa af one Dollar per quirc,
embraces
Il. testify before Grand Jury:
court ~nam0uzi
g-rt ~ahppna for Witnesses;
court Nrit-.
Cour. Writof Error;
Bond:
Warrants and Executions:
,uu tapia>;
-.ira Facias State Cases.
-.. BONDS IS Letters Te-tImcntary;
.-ar. Bonds and Citation in Error;
-... fa r..iye suit or judgment;
r' Wri'= and Bonds;
.. Circuit anal county Court.
usnant- High Court.
Faea.. Apprentice Bonds aid fu-
.t..,a fiGHE or uy other printed
.... hsl 80 Due Dollar per quIre.
-...-- a- r.sHk- Will be hiled n the
..-... auG .r 'he best style. The
...-. .lIl depend on The quantity or
.....l. -F t5. blanks. but We guar
-5lI=fta-isn. not only n iBr exc
...r... ...rH- HgI 81 prices d,>a MA
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER !.
USE THE ESTait
Hurley's Ague Tonic
HIrRIEy,s STOMACH BITTERs

HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS-
For Debility, Loss of Appetite Weakness,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, want of action OF the
Liver, Disordered Stomach, there are no bitters
that compare with these in removing these dis
tressing complaints. For sale or can be had at
any Drug store in the United States, or from
the proprietors Louisville, Ky. corner Seventh
and Green streets to whom all orders should
toe addressed
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CHAMBERS a LATTING,

otron FACTORS, Agents for Fassmann's Iron e
and Dealers in Bagging Rope and Irvine
no. On CaremdeHet ST.
iyfadSw6tn. NEW ORLEANS.
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Important 10 Creditors.

r. unpaid accounts and notes Of j. Il.
Aorey. and also those OF Y. and : Yirtien.
4 i.'s been placed in my hands for adjust
y Shd Observation-Disclosures all who are in
~ % either "a the above, ON account Of
e1Alite Transactions win please call at my
4 5hg settle either by mote or cash.
ID ., cry LIBERAL arrangements viii be
as with those who wiucan soon.
l1uee IN Post Office building up stairs.
JAMES b CLARK
w - 800 dim. Atty II Law.
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Notice 10 Cotton Planters.

NOW have n large amount Of European
II Copital 10 invest in the growing crop of
Cotton and will buy in lots of from one bale
TO one thousand bales.
| will pay twenty cents per pound IN adj
vance for cotton to be delivered next fall and
winter in New Orleans.
All communications addressed me nj Jack
son win have immediate attention.
WM. II. WITHERS.
~ Canton Mail, Yazoo Banner, Meridian
Messenger. and Hslly Springs and Nieksburg
Herald, will copy TO extent Of . and send oil
70 CIsr;on' jy1Sdtf.
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and which popularity known as Chrome eruP-
tons, letter, Pimples Rlisters Seab- s. aid Head
Btilk-cTust. Ring worm etc etc.
1t viii also kin Itch ana other local veTmin which
prey upon the skin 1t softens and detaghes The
exeTementitious matters deposited upon the skin.
heals the cracks, blsteTs and pimples and renders
the eutaneous surface smooth and pllahle Il has
been used by Dr. Gilbert with most satisfactory Ie
suits for many years 1t is offered 0r sale, IN this
style from the rm conviction that IL must uecessd
Tly meet with the hearty appreciation Of those no
make of it
Fail directions for the method of using these rem.
edles, plain and accurate description Of 4 number
Of the different varieties of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions in regard to their VIII be
found printed on circular accompanying each pack
age These suggestions are the fruit Of most ample
experience acquired by DT. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional career the treat
Hent OF this class OF diseases in the cities OF Mem
phis New Orleans and New York and viii IL -
Is expected enable most unprofessiOual persons to
treat their own cases with much greater success
than that which usually falls TO the lot oi ordinary
physicians.
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For xOnr BLOOD,

II cie1nScs and purifies the blood
n cures all skin diseases
1t cures camp itch and letter
II cures ali forms of syphilis
Ii removes all impurities Of the hio0si
3rpd by Memphis Physicians.
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rai a"t Departure Of 'iaiia

a4I. US sunday closes
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June &.ah, l-GG-alu.
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TINE above cut represents three OF the
4 Button and three of the Buckle Tie as they an
pear on Il bale Of cotton.
The hoop for the button is punched with two
holes at one end and fifteen at the other The band
has only to be drawn tight the holes in the two ends
to be brought together,-the two hole end on top
and the button inserted One button viii answer.
but il is better to insert two
With the Buckle Tie, one end o. the hoop as las
tened 10 one section of the Buckle the other end il
inserted in the other section, and simply showed
through ii under the other end as long as there IS
any slack A bite on the buckle holds 1t securely TO
to its place
The hoors are painted TO prevent rust and cut ID
lengths of TO- l04 aud il feet Ten feet most gen
orally used but l0A and II sometimes required
for large bales. The buckles are fastened to the
hoops the buttons viii be put up in small boxes
The Height is 4bogt 10 Pounds 10 the Bale IF
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBEKTs


Possesses peculiar tonic and asringment qualities
which Il 10 be admirably adapted to the cure OF
Various Kinds AT UlceTs,
Especially those which OF INDECENT nature
and which are usually denOminated OLD Sores 1t
is confidently believed to he much superior TO any
other preparation made for similar purpose
Fnil directions for the method OF applying it.
plain and accurate description of a number OF the
different varieties Of Ulcer and valuable drect JHs
in regard to their cure viii be found printed the
circular accompanying each box which remarks it
is hoped viii enable most unprofessOna persons TO
treat their Ulcers with greater sucrrH than
usually experienced from the attention OF Ordinary
physicians. Manufactured only by
GILBERT s HIGEEE
Wholesale Druggists.
No 2-I Main street Memphis Tenn.
20 Sold by Druggists generally throughout the
southern States A liberal discount made 10 the
trade BARNES, WARD & Co
Wholesale gents
June l3,-d3m. New Orleans.
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EkE, TstRsssT
l. L y q ID / S L 4 : E 5


OFF1CE HOT Rs for thsss SPecislifis. are fIoH 70
y o'eioes IA and ffom y O'Clock , Persons
visiting Dr. CTeighf0ns services consult his -
rAngsment Ufhee in isTrg stare. 10 - Ma -
sou h OF Bssl
q Fess fsr PrefesSisssl Visits e.eh. Ten d
laTs. Ap. Ild3La
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INK INK INK

Sc ttOn's Chemical Writing Fluids becoming
woTld-renOwned FORTS superior quality Hay-
ing been introduced only about six years, II
has become the principal in use with those who
want a tine, free flowing ink, and for peTma-
nency, il is decidedly the best ink for records
that can be used. For counting houses, banks
or schools, it is unequalled, and needs only to
be tried to be approved. For sale By DRUG
gists and Merchants everywhere.
HURLEY, PUDDLE q CO,
Proprietors,
Corner Seventh and Green Streets,
fbI7dSw6m. Louisville, Ky.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILRERT~
: q n Al AGTF TIVE

Acts directly upon the Glands ana Alueuu- Mem
br4nes-stimnlating them TO additional activity 30
their natural functions OF eliminating from the cir
chatting Finds the usual Etiete and m disease
Morbid Natter and sKpeilInE them thr0ugU Ile
skin Kidneys. Liver and AHmentary Canal ir1Ia
the system 1t il therefore adapted for the relief
OF chronic diseases affecting those organs aud st the
InEcuS membrane lining them sfeh a.
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| am Sir, Yours Respectfully
JOHN HOWARD, Naste

The undersigned Fire Warden aud Fire KRseee
tor of the New Orleans Insurance Companies ara0f
opinion that the Iron Tie affords greater protection
AGAINST loss in of dre than the old sye of baug
TSSrb rome T. TOEFsNES. Fire Warden
John ADAMS, Fire Inspector
eoneur in tho above,
ALFRED BELANGER
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Department
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For ChIlIs and Fever

Use DE Ia ROCKIES
Use DE LA ROOKE'S
Use DE Ia ROOkF'S
Use DE la ROCKIES
ITSF DE LA ROCKIES
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Cotton

Ny Button Tie the first offered ier sale 70 any
extent in the South and has been used b. thousands
OF Planters with universal approval 1 have made
a valuable improvement in the shape OF the button
since ID was first introduced. and have also proeur
ed a patent for BUCKLE TIE which for slmplIci
" facility and expedition of adjustment to bales OF
any or unequal sizes and for security of holding Is
/ think superior any offered to the public.
The advantages of iron over rope for balng cotton
are now universally acknowledged 1t holds the
bale in much smaller compass; Is applied ana fas
tened with as much facility, both in the country
pressing and the accomplishing at the sea ports
lessons immensely the risk from FIRE is stronger.
and its strength Is not impaired by time and expo
sure as is that of rope. This last advantage has
heed strikingfy manifested during the var Thou
sands of bales Of Cotton have been lost by the rot
ting and breaking of Rope which could have been
preserved if Iron hoops had been used In addltlon
70 this il can be furnished ohee per than Rope The
advancement of labor in the hemp growing states
has reduced the supply Of hemp t. such an extent
ss TO cause prices TO rale unpreeedently high, IN
deed snficieney for baling moderate cotton crop
cannot be relied on at any price
have arranged for the importation Of large
quantity of the best English Iron, and have made
ARRANGEMENTS with Messrs. Chambers Lattshg idr
the sale and delivery OF my Ties
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VIEsE EITTERs ARE PREPARED IN PURE
Bourbon hskey from a combination Of over twenty
different kinds Of roots banks and herbs, which act in
original formula given by the great chief Red Jacket
Dr. ChtdB who used them successfully in his prac-
ics Tor many yeus snd by their gained great
popularity IN the treatment and Of Dyspepsia,
liver Complaint Constipation Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Fever aud Ague and all diseases arising from
torpid liver and indigestion. Persons suffering from
tiAer Of these loathsoma diseases Will find by the
Of these Ihters which perfectly pure and free
from al those drugs and pcisons usually pnt up in such
preparations and palmed OF on uusnspecting public
single Trial viii convince the skepticHl that in
the RED JACKET there Is virtue that M other
bitters possess,
T3ey streng then and inyigorate the system.
They unequaiied for general debility
They cure for Dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and scidity Of the stomach.
They cure Diarrh0ea and Cholera Morbus.
They an antidote to change Of water and diet
They the best stimuant in existence.
They preventive Of Fever and Ague.
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Heaiache
They perfectly pure and pHlstabls
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERs are only sold
10 quart bottles by the gallon, quart pint
See that orr private Government stamp is unhT0ksn
ever each cork,
sold by all druggists and dealers Throughout the
country
Call fg7 Red Iscks., and take no other
Circulars to the tr4 Ie supplied on application.
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MnERrtmIno,ire.
K+on ne Phaqdelphfq Aptertoqn.

- N
vallandigham, his principles and his
friends appear at lastto have fallen into
disrepute with the Democratic party.
The effort made by the latter in New
York State last fall to slough off seces-
sionism and give predominance to the
war Democracy, has been initiated this
winter in Connecticut, where an cleo
ton is to take place soon. There the
party has nominated as its candidate
for Governor, James e. English who
was burned in effigy because he voted
in 1862 for the abolition of slavery In
the District of Columbia, and who, be-
ing reelected to Congress, voted for the
constitutional amendment aboltshtng
slavery. This is a vast change from
Thomas II. Seymour, their last candi-
date for Governor, whose rebel sympa-
thies were undisguised.
tsBuE the truth is that the party has not
changed its procliyities in the least, not
withstanding these appearances. Al
lnred by the hesh-pots of, office, hum
gering for the fat pickings from which
it has now been kept SO long, yearning
to be taken under the wing OF PFest-
dent Johnson, it is putting up these
false pretenees to make believe that il Is
in sympathy with his administration,
and is his real party. The defeat in
New York, in an attempt of this kind
last fall, has not crushed its hopes. We
cannot doubt that the people or Con-
necticut will refuse to accept the cheat
just as those of New. York declined tc
elect patriotic Generals as the candt-
dates of rebel sympathizers. The com
pany is bad, and not to be trusted.
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MIscell nneons Items.

One OF the saddest descriptions one
can give of a. household lis, that the
master of it" generally goes out of an
evening." s.l - l,s9f .aaltg'St e
to- day st a',lS5pon't frs S know, Dick: " suppose
we go to hear Ward Beecher?" what
on SundayP"
tsA man who'll mnliciously set frelto
a barn, /" said Mr.. Slow,, and burn up
| death by a jackass, and I'd like to do
| it.v dTEE .llHt tslstH =f.i[gs 4 ia ~ )
Conyersing one day with a fashiona=
! BILE and pretty belle, the facetious Mr..
! Sprines observed that t'ladies that lisp
| ed wished to be kissed! !na The young
lady had before been speaking ufiatfect.
edly, but now replied ,5sttt9 tfye beard
when Rachael CFrench 5tragediennel
saw her stout sister, Sarah, dressed Tor
the part of shepherdess, her comment
waE:l tSarah, dear, you look. like a
sheuherdess who had just dined' on her
flock! ''l@lt ~ gg9l plti es0N,'.,
scan. you inform me, . said a student
tn n bookseller; owhether i can find
anywhere biography of Pollock?"-
YES 2 said the bookselle Ter, u dare say
you'll find it in the course Of timer
When our Clara was about five years
old, She taken up stairs to see a
little sister who was dead when onlysa
few hours old. She had many ques+
tfons'to ask how it came to die, &C., but
fscefyed no satisfactory answer; at
llenrth. she said, 4sI have made up my
mind what allied that baby-it died OF
youngness!
dThe turkey burst its confinement
while roasting, and the stutt1ng y es,eaPF
| sei left to watch it, who ran to call her
mis- ress. = Ma 'am, y .shel Screamed,
ucome down and see the turkey: It's
hrownin, nicely, but some of the con-
statements is Dustin out =. .sst...lJ Y
oAiPa,p said ailittle boy to his father,
s.has ma got bees in her mouth 2'i,s.No,
ny son, Why 81 ,t+S8 X9g haas Ssk of her us aisd
40 i'd he was going TO snatch the honey
from her ltPs;' and she said, SSfWen,
make haste"
A Ha nd shell preacher wound up
flaming Sermon with this magnificent
ssSty t@Sfy brett ti'Sren and sistern, ef a mans
There was the three 4Tdbidn children;
thev n,It ,em in q fiery furnace hetted
seven tinfes hott qrl than it could be het,
and IL clitin, syyin, ee a har ontheir heads.
And thera1Svas q ahn the Evaugeler;
theysputIhinn-andA 4 FbereId You think,
brethefing and sistern, 'neS Isnl.;n -
Why, they put him int. . a ,s vi "a
bilins lie, and billed hin Al anu
didn't faze his she'll A no aitt.e was was
Daniel. they put him in a non : ss ast,- n,
and what, my fel1ow=trave rs; as;5 ana = t re-
spected auditories, do you tn 1a1S ia ne Va vas
putt in the lions den for? WY. tor s1I
prayfn three timesya day. 2l l,s "
alarmed, brethring and sfstern;. .oea Sn =
think any of you will ever get siite I.
g
"CHARhIE, my dear. won't you HI we
some beans f'' ...,.+z4 ,s,r :,
! stSo, y was the illSnannered reply o 7
the petulant cherub.
mo ~ exclaimed the astonished
mother. 6sEfSo wi1RE2p .4A-l5s,e ttfEf{ n
No beans, J" said the chi1d. ...
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9onestions and Answers.


From the correspondence column OF
Noah'S u Times and Messenger for this
week, we culltthe following questions
and answers: 6gsfi.a s5..i- , ~
QUESTION:. have come to you for
information in regard to, what is to me,
very important subject. For the last
vous debility, and for more than two
years past have been unable TO walk.
. This. as. you may suppose,
causes me considefab Bile depression of
mind, and ! like most invalids, listen
eagerly when any new remedy is being
spoken of. ,AIfew weeks ago a geptle-
man from the State of Maine called at
my fathers house., and after making
some inq quiries in regard, to my case,
said that, as medicine seemed to have
failed in It's effect, he thought as mine
WIS a nervous disease, thai might re-
ceiye great benefit from the services of
a mesmeric doctor. i was unaware up
to this time that there We're such per
sonsi but before taking any steps to-
wards consulting them, i have; deter
mined to ask your advice $iH$tifs
Have you any knowledge of persons
who bractice mesmerism as a means OF
cure, and have you ever heard OF any
cures madedby ithem2 - = p II ask
YOU to give me as full and complete an
suffering, and I shall feel myself under
great obligations to- you -. % Il, is,ig
IItANSwER: Y our commun nication Hills US
with profound administration, and
we should be delighted TO reply in lam
guage calculated to create reasonable
hope of your speedy. recovery. But II
is ourlbusiness TO state facts only and
however painful il may be to utter the
plain truth when our sympathies urge
us to inurmura few "gIittering gener-
aliteSY redolent of agreeable sugges-
tions, still we prefer to do 1t rather Than
misfead even those anxious to eiselt-
deludeds We dc. know many tines
meric doctors.n We have peens In our
time, d PERSONAL practitioner of the
class alluded to-, And while, speaking
from experience, wefrankly admit that
mesmerism4 is not wholly the iimpos-
ture that its enemies denomiuate it
while we confess that there is much IN
it that is both sublime and wonderful.
more that is really startling and incom-
prehensible-we regard it, intits pres
ent condition, as wholly unreliable for
practical purposes. As for medical
mesmerism, we view its practice with
no confidence and its practitioners with
deep -distrust. Among the latter there
may be, and we trust there are, honor
able. upright persons who believe
themselves gifted with the power of do
ing good; but we are not acqualuted
with parties whom we can recommend
as such, and we knowof many who are
otherwfs Add to this the fact that the
practice of medical mesmertsm, ITSELF
Is remarkably convenient means by
which the ignorant, plausible and m IN
scrupulous, may make money at the
expense of the afflicted and lcreduIous
and you hnvei a substantial reason 1or
our declining to advise yoh.to put falth
| in its ability to secure your GONZALES
cence. In our opinion change OF an
and travelling present your only nope
| of a remedy. sqist
QuEsEoS-I am a married man WltI ~
family of Eve small children, and an
., NY unhappy with my wife. I acl
". INli h ll-IEs O -l.-
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sD.9 sH0luNTD T WBfSI.-
on BBLS WHITE FLINT RoNINY JIIST
~ received by fiiiil1 - atto q = -
jaus corner Market aad a. eai5cTH esMSTH &.
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From the correspondence column OF
Noah's u Times and Messenger for this
week,we cullEthe following questions
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Meaital.
GOLDEN BITTERS !!
a PUKELY YEGETAHLE ToNIoii
INvIaoRAT1Ne AND sTRENaTHENING

Fortvfes he System A9aiast the Esil
E0eets Of Un.0hoLesoms Water.