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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

ANOTHER DECISION on THE LEGALITY OF MIL
,rNKY TXIALs.-Jrdge Hall, Of the United States
District Court OF Delaware has recently rendered
IL decision releasing from confinement four men whu
we're tried and convicted before military commits
sion Mt Charleston, in December, 1865, and who
have been for some time held MS prisoners ut Fort
Delaware, under committed sentence Of imprison-
Jnent Tor life. These men, Francis G. Showers,
James O. Keys. Rpb.r. Keys and Elisha Birum,
,grra charged with M attack upon the guard de-
r,;ic3 cor duty at Browns Ferry, South Carolina,
IN wa;ch corporal and two privaios of tho United
States Army were killed. They were found guilty
aul =. atcnced to DO hung, which sentence was
r":u:nued 70 imprisonment for life at the Tortugas
h1 they subsequently, sent under orders of the
War Department 10 For: Delaware. They were
ri;izoas Of Sauth Carolina and Georgia and did not
jrlong to he army or navy of the Confederate gov
crrmen:. Tie Judge decided that at the timo OF
their trial Tie State Of South Carolina was in the
exercise of its civil functions, Governor having
been chosen by the people, the Provisional Govern
or being relieved and the State courts opened The
p::;orer- sc-e entitled TO trial b" jury mil could
5,ot ccra,:ruionnlly aai legally DC tried before
p,il:rv t:irunni. they coud not, therefore, he
"i+ u:..Gn = r:2i@r the c"'nmuted sentence grow
irs cut o: Tia military trial, and their discharge
1,nln c!S.gdy was vrGe:cd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

FROA TO % HURSE FVH1H'
ALSO PORTABLE SdW MILLS.
We have the Oldest largest and most complete y,
II; tho limited States devoted exclusively 10 the mi
mc.uTe Of PORTABLE ENGINES and SAW MY
which for simplicity conpactncss, power snc efoot
Of fuel. arr conceded by experts TO be superior
ever offered 10 the public >,
cv,nder area, which give 10 the rated ho:se pJ
max eur Engines the most powerful and chehpt1
use md they are adapted to every purpose EheFe
| |. required. =,
All sizes constantly On hand, or furnisEe. Oh 4
Descriptive circulars with price Hat, eco! on ap:
'i'H' WOOD e. MANN, STEAM ENGINE co,
Utica, n. Y, Branch office, ss Maiden Lane, 4 7.
te ll-d&swly
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nj 90 To THE
TREMENDOUS DECLINE.

TREMENDOUS DECLINE.
GREAT UCEM ENTs!
AS1ONsHINGLY Low PRICES
tine ui orr Arm having Jus, returned form Tie S3r,n,
sai late nnctl"n- there We will now offer GREA NE
heretofore been given the Tremendous decline IN All
eoois and having purchased largely, We Low u-k the "a"
L.liou Of the public t" examine our slork 'e'oro puf
shssnY
OUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
tho largest and be., selected that has been offered In
tAs aty for years, eonsstingof
PAIN, FIGURAD BRoCADE, STRIPED AND REP
SlLkS.
Se5os an! 3oASTiTFiGs AND RED
r fL "A fS'G SsE ri ALpAcAs, rorLlSs
sliiopAH, MotsELA!INS,Es,
OF THE S sspI fEAur RFS'oG coLons
PLAIN BRBscH MEkINoKs;,
ALPACAS, PUPL1NS,
REFS, MoUsl.AINEs;
- THE xusr rsAyttruh o,,,
Our stock OF owpricc dres. goods is the mos. COM
pS>n and besi selected and cheaper than the same Inns
request the trad. 10 ca and examine our stock before
psrrhasny for In this particular branch OF our D''sineHH
We defy competition.
u
ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS
h >onplete and In this branch can and will offer bet.
er inducements thnn have been offered for the past Sen
49, We will no: enumerAtn articles or prices but Say
LiGRI AND COTTON sMEETINos. o.r
1''' '''' NAPKINS, CL1Tas,
CoUSrERPANgs, SO.
BLANKETS OF ALL QUALITIES AND SIZES
And We again call the attention OF tho trale to Oh
took Of Blankets: for az these goods have just hscn
bought, we will offer great Inducements TO parties IN wan
OUR BTOCK or NEWS WEAR
. ssnplste and We ask attention OF those In want.
CHLNCHILLA AND LIGLT coL0RED
a, the mo,t beautiful designs for Ls,ie. and Ulrsn.
CLOTHS FOR OPERA CLUAKs
BLACK AND CCLORED CLOTH CLDAKS
and s'ib bRo 81 Z, II s Pns.I'H.: A* A
or the fines, well ~ tho lowest grades.
BLACK SILK VELVET, ,,,,o.
LAuKs AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL KINDS
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
HyERY DESC RIPTION.
CARPETS AND RUGS.
10 tho above branch Of OUR business ask universal
.t,op for we have reduced the prices Of them lower
40 hey can b, bought at any other house in the city
or the has advanced AMI We Will now close our
stock al such prices TO suit any one In want OF
DRUGGE'r, 10
". ask those In want TO give us trial. at prices,
safro purchasing elsewhere.
We will further say shat general stock OF Goods IL
eoUpsts and earnestly ask all In want 10 give Us
al before buylHy elsewhere, our goods have Deen
m.rksd down to suit the tlues We guarantee TO give
satisfaction to ALL
The following gentlemen with Us halesmen, and
would ~ pleased to hrc their friends end the public In
JOHN OBEY sALR,
T. p. LYONS,
ROBT. q. TURNER,
f. p. GRETTEk.
J. CHENHRY,
VIM BRENT, Js.
We Will for tho accommodation OF Our trade, continue
BRANCH BUSINEsS
AT No. II5 BROAD GrRRgr,
Wtsosa NJ. MARX MITTELD0RFERw would DO pleased
see h!s kianda.
MITTEI.DORFER & CO..
1000 MkIs SfRREf,
no l7-sdew Opposite Postofien
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SENATE,
SATURDAY, JANUARY s, 1867.

| SATURDAY, JANUARY S, 1867.
The Senate assembled at - o'clock, Senate,
Trout in the chair.
| THE POLISH COLONY IN sPoTsYLvANIA.
A Joint resolution in relation to the colony OF
Polish exies in Spotsylvana county, which had
| been passed by the House of Delegates, was CON-
municated to the Senate, and having besn read
| twice, on motion of Senator Lee, the rules were
suspended, and it WAS read third time.
On motion of Senator Gray, the resolution was
amended by striking out reference to the "conis-
cation" of the property of the Poles by tho Russian
Government, and then, az amended, passed
ISenator Lee read series Of resolutions adopted
by the colony Of Poles, expressing great confidence
in Gen. Torhman, and authorizing him to raise q
subscription Of 81 900 for tho purpose of providing
them with tho necessary implements OF agricul-
ture, &c.
subsequently, message was received from the
House, through Mr.. Lewis, announcing that the
House had concurred in the amendment proposed
by the Senate to the resolution.
THE PAY OF JURORS.
House bill No. IS, to amend and rs-enact section
% of chapter l62 of Code of 1860 in relation to the
pay of Jurors, was read twice and referred to the
Committee for. Courts Of Justice.
BONDS OF THE CITY OF WHEELING GUARANTEED By
THE STATE.
Senator McRae, from the Committee on Finance.
reported bill in relation to the bonds of the city
of Wheeling, guaranteed by the State Of Virginia,
which, subsequently, on motion of Senator Gray,
was taken up, read first time, and ordered to o
second reading.
On motion Of Senator Gray, the rules were su0-
pended and tho bill read second time.
Senator Meade moved to lay the bill on the table
He was opposed to releasing anything TO West Fir-
einia until the questions at issue with her arc
settled. Commissioners have been appointed to
make the settlement and he wished the matter left
with them.
Senator Boiling hoped the Senator from Frederick
would withdraw his motion. The purpose Of the
bill was not to release anything to West Virginia,
but to release Virginia from tho obligations of her
endorsement of Wheeling city bonds, as her sub
scription tn the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The CITY of Wheeling by her financial foresight
had accumulated Sl34 900, which she now brings
in her hands, and asks that it may be entered to
her credit By the State of Virginia and she released
from that much of her 100000 debt.
Senator McRae partly agreed with both Senators,
but differed from the Senator from Petersburg in
his construction of the efect7of the bill. II was
as if debtor who had givon mortgage on his
land as security for $1,000, should come forward
and offer to pay part Of the debt in order to be
released from 30 much of the lien.
After some further discussion between Senators
Ould, Boiling, Meade, Gray and McRae, the mo-
ton to lay on tho table was lost by the following
vote:
Ays-senstors Coleman Meade, Peck and Taiafer.
ro-.
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EAT IND U & T. NJ E n y ..
dS7ONLsHINGLY Low PRICES.

tine Ui firm having just returned form ne S4r.E
s,l late nurtlrn- there we will now offer GREATRh
INDUCFm ES'r5 IN stock 10 purclmscrs than lave
heretofore been given, the Tremendous decline IN al
eeois and having purchased largely, LOW u-E the A.
n lion Of lhs public examine our sork Before pur
q AsknH
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y story is 'o!d Of young man in Frceport, ILL.,,
vino yus crosse; in love and attempted suicide re-
Gently b., taking dose Of yeast powder He I'M.
.nediately 1859 above his troubles.
Prentice says man sometimes drinks at his
riend's cxpeuse-always at his own.
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On motion of Senator Davis, the Senate ad
journed.
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We take the following from the New

WE E"A0 JUG fOIf0"f"o 'f"' e'e -'e'
York Herald:
ANOTHER AND LARGER DECISION EXPECTED
from THE SrTREMs CorRT.-It appears to be
generally understood in Washington that the test
.ase in an appeal fro United States District Judge
Busteed, as to whether Alabama is or is not q
State in tire Union, will shortly be decided BY the
tina, thie decision will upset the theory that Con-
gress, from the rebellion and it's consequences, has
the rigii: to reconstruct the late rebel States as
:orr,.@es. Thess questions will then recur in the
even; * euch O decision: Has Congress any power
over the late rebel States. or has rot State the
right 10 rebel against tho Union and 90 out when it
,!tase, and stay out if i! pleases or to como back
when it p,e,ses: Under an affirmative view OF
TAO subject. and with the prospect Of decision
from be court as it stands, substantially pronoun-
ciag the war failure, tho first duty derolvinG
upon Congress is a reconstruction Of this court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

fNH 4 X l. l. y. SKA'R r.
No. BROADWAY, Nav YOEk,
SOLE AGENT ~ AMERICA FOR DESSRS. irN
GILLARD e CO., OF LONDON, ENGLAND
Manufacturers Of every description Of
PlCELES, sAuGh-
And other condiments ani Sole Prop!eos OF ths 30:
br.ttcG
clREhE'S AEGLO- FRENCH SAUCR
Which Is pronounced by the Faculty 20 - the h!1s
wholesome cnrdiment ever Introduced.
y large stock KEEP; Away, on hand. dsI-s~V
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

ianaa:dlp Pastor ThIrd Presbyteriann. Church.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30
,Itt.TI 60, R, A. .BEAUREPARIE. M. ID. :
YIN e'" CD. pUyARDIN,M. d. siioAl
JEAN DRbEUC IRE. M, D.asss

Sold by all tho pTincipal Druggists. or wi bo,
sent BY mail stclIretH eeaIed Jrokn az o6ssrvdtfos
on receipt af espscifed pripsby any authoriHsd
OSCAR G. MOSES 4 CO., "a Cogtlandt sIlsol, ,ul
New York. .AuthoriEed Agents for Columbus and
vicinity, 4. e. SAMUEL &C0. g. kOBBRTSiG
G0 and Al, DssieEs u ,Ssileines Az orders by,
sepi9 dGweowly1 4 10 81 1857 gaiEsag aSf Ysl
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q. .r.1 NV:g9MIHBs'EEsRl NUMBER I 1iS2. .u.,,
sSPI'EF5Gj51AEt sSPI'F5j5 NOTICES.
LIFAS-HSRAETERss-GTR ENGWHBA
LIFE-HRAKsTHE=sVRENGTH.
lLIFE-HEAIITHH STRENGfH
| sdT&Ta 10 efagREaHT
DR.yUKR RBELAMARREs.a
sP.E .E,G LFIG.I1G;PFLLS

y EN- \ rEA S.ssksfA A1ttaO
Are prepared BY The, MessiepFs ,larancier Du-
from the esSfipsiO u Df. 5sah Dssr1nise, Chioi
Physicisn to the HosRitalds Nerd On LaribOisero.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY 2

PROTECTED By Royal Ir+rEns'rlrESr.7Hr
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as such opposed it in a speech in his place.
Mr.. Lawrence still adheres to the bill. We
need say nothing further Of his legal abilis
ties, ''' '.h'H ."'' OF f'f
p Sheh are the men to whom is committed
the task Of inquirihg into, the proprietyl OF
ihpeaching the PRESIDENT. How will they
be likely to discharge the task?
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FOR 5AT1E.

TN-LOT NO. 3e5, HOUSE NO. 10 North
Il High street. For, termss &C., apply to T.. =.
ises Of slAlloliJJ 9 iLAFAYkTTE LAZEhLs
lan2S' .lool ioOg .Kl.ss1Ars
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PERSONAL.
TO : THE PUBLIC,

.
HAVING NOTICED AN ARTICLE IN
LotEe, stating that it was not the Furnace of his
manufacture that set fire to the Third Presbyterian
Church on Seventh street, below Linn, recently.
but the one manufactured by Mr.. NJ, in justice to
Mr.. Martin, we would state that the FIRE did net
originate from auy defect Of his Furnace. but from
other causes. Two years since we removed one Of
Mr.. Lotzes Furnaces and put one Of Mr.. Martins in
the paceo it, which has been in constant use and
gives entire satisfaction. We can cheerfully rec
ommend it to the public. .,f-I..g. r..Erf
JOHN II. J0uYET, FRANCIS TERRY. d
JOHN R. DAyEY, A. H. HINKLE,
d. A. MITCHELL, ]. b. KING.
CINCINNATI, April 10, 1854.
Martins Patent Furnace, manufactured BY Pc
ter Martin. Of this city, l have no hesitation in
prOnouncing the best have ever observed. He was
employed to put one in the church now serve, last
fall. We have given it a fair trial, and the whole
Society unite in praising ii, incomparably supe-
rior to anything we have ever seen. Several genG
temen of my congregation use this Furnace in their
private residences and in every case are perfectly
satisfied. cannot take time minutely to describe
this furnace will just say that it burns less coal,
and gives greater volume Of heat than any Fur
mace fm acquainted with, aud is free from smoke,
dust and impure air. eI t.H .iif .{st. nf
.-gdO. ..-r. w. q. WILDER MeKAIG,
ian22-dlm Pastor Third Presb yterian Chunch
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..g ..... TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

All Pencils are Stamped; -r.
AMERICAN In. PENCIL CO., N. Y"
None genuine without the exact name of the
firm: look to II. f jan29-dSwtapr23
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LYONS ERIODlCALl DROPS,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDYFCIRy
tlni'' IRREGULARITIES. 70 hsonss

dJb- 'di na gni ---l Ice sdl 40 .vN
These Drops area scientifically compounded Auid
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders II
Nostrums. Being liquid their action Is direct and
positive. rendering them reliable. speedy and cer-
ain specific for the oure ofal DISTINCTIONS sud sup
pressions Of nature, Theirpopularity h indicated
BY the fact that over 900 bottles arc annually sold
and consumed By the ladies Of The United Statssp
every one Of whom spsakdn the strongest tsrmsL
praisc Of their great merits. Teya are TNpidly tak.
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy, and,
are considered by all who know aught Of them as
the esurest. safest and most infslliBie pFop6falohfn
the world. forthe edis Of an female SOmbkiuts. TIM
fSnoval of all obstructiona Of nature, and tho pro
motion Of health. Regularity and strength Explicit
directions stating when they may be- used and sx-
'lAining whom and why thsy ithddld not. nor
ould not be used without prodnsink easets eontrsf
yto natures chosen laws. VIII be found sarsfplly
folded around each bottle. with the written aigna-.
ture Of JOHN I. LYON, without which none arc gen
aina. sSbnb 10 noe ,.IlAWJIITS uasE-fH
Prepared by DIR. JOHN LoLYON, lo5 Chapo|,
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail enclosing saIipJ conf
cerning all privpte diseases and female EeAnosSesa
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. - te7 VI 77i1'h
Dptfdg 4 srdl .ttrs Y. GslOhARK a Cor
General Agents for U. 81 and Canadia.
teopzS-d6wly 0Amelatk MOOT igMEu nFff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

A Pen Photograph of the Conn
mIttee 10 Inquire into the Pro-
Priety of Impeaching the Presi.
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TO ErlTGt,-ft NJ 'p-FY,Y Il -

The advertiser, having bern r1-tol cd TO health in
= iew weeks By 4 very simple remedy, ter h,.v,
ing suffered for several years ~ith severe lung
affection, and that dread di. Consuml TOMS
anxious to make known to his fcllowsalfcrers the
Isean7 Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy Of the
prescription used free of charge with the direct
ions for preparing and using the same, winch they
will and SURE CURE for CoNsuMrrioS, ASTHMA
BRoNCuIrIs, CorGHS, CCLps. and all Threat and
Lung Affections. The only object otthe advertiser
in sending the IrescriIti N is to benefit the Attic.
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his remed- as it will cost them MOTH nG, and may
prove blessing, Parties wishing tae description
IEEL BY return mail, will please address.
REV. EDW ARD A. WI son.
lyspli Williams burg, Kings Co., New York
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THE GREATEST PAIN BELIEVER IN
HE " ORLD.

Warranted superior to aas other, or nay, tog
the cure of Chronic Rheumatism, Too;h;e,he, Head,
ach Sore Throat, Mumps, burns, Cuts, lnsect
stings Pains IN Tie Back hest and Limbs Sprains
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and never fails as thousand. ATTEST II was
first introduced 1877, AID Eow millions OF DG;tlos
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their friends as the most valuable medicine OK
tant. Certificates enough 10 I'll dozen no~ spa
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lei e. the Nenitian Liniment Will 10 all that j.
stated and more, No will regret trying it.
Those residing distance i.qm y pa3 sle!an, viii
lind it reliable medicine to have on hand i'll case
Of accidents. An Tor Br. TeLia,' N,nitian I.iIi-
ment, anil take no other. Price 80 cents and { t.
Sold by all Druggists. Depot, D. Cortlaudt street
" Y. hHsls".
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to tho treatment of all diseases in
cidcnt to the female system. An experience %
twenty-four years enables him TO guarantee speed,
and permanent roliefin the worst of Sup
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N B-Board furnished to those who wish to lie
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Boston, June y, 1867. ly.3
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NOTICE.

Seized by the Collector Of the District Of French.
mans Bay, | chest OF Tea containing about 10
pounds, and Box OF Tobacco about Is pounds
for violation OF the revenue Laws.
Any p rson claiming the above articles are re-
qniled to appear apd Lie ia this oica his CLAIM! n
each article within twenty days from the date OF
the first publication of this potce.
W. Is. PETERS, Collector.
Cu.tem lIou-c, Ellsworth, July, 2, 1857. -
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There's not City Town or Village n the
United states C IAEKAN1'S Eff E!syEsCENI
StLlzEr ArERlENr Is meta household medicine
From every point of the compass, every mail
brn:r, testimonials OF its marvellous efficacy in
dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver complaints and
constipation.
SOLD AT ALI DRUG STORES.
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TO
MUSIC TEACHERS
DE ALERS.

DEALERS.
The subscriber is fully lyepurcd to furnish
Sheet Music Strings, Musical Instruments ana
Music BOOKS OF all kinds at the lowest trade rates
and vetai!, rom the largest collections
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Orders puuetaally and faithfully attended to-
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ACiRD THoM THE
lNERI(A\ WATCH 4 COMPANY
NATHAN. MASS.

THIS Company beg leave to inform the public
that they commenced operation. in 1850 and their
factory now covers tour acres fground, and has
cost more thana million dohars, and employs over
100 operatives. They produce ~ % Watches Il
year, aud make aud sell not less than one half OF
an the Watches sold in the United states.
The difference between their Manufacture and
the European, i briefly this; European Watckc.
a.t made Glmos. entirely pY HANp, and the re, III,
j. of necessity lack of tina uni orniy which j. in.
di- ptnsAbc to correct tnc-kc ring. 81 q the eye
and the hand ofthe most illlul operative mu /
vary. But II j, fact that, except watches of the
highest grades European watches are the product
o the cheapest labor "i switzerland and the result
i the worthless tncres, Lepines and called
repairs, than their o. s!nAl prlre, Common orr,
men, boys and women, bay the rough separate
parts OF these watches from various factories pol.
Ii and put them together, and ta6c them to the
nearest Match merchant, who stamps and engrav-
We, them with any OF brand that may DO or.
al
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DIR, II, *, TAYLOR.

No. II, HANOVER SrHEET lsroN has for o0
years ~ addition to his general family practice
snen ,b attention to the treatment of all Dis
gans, and all complaints peculiar to women. Good
accommodations provided for patients nrefer +"
remain in the city during Treatment ~ s,e,
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Death to Pin-Worns |!

II. GOCLDS PIN-WOEHI SYRUP is
the only remedy Ion these most roublesomr
and dangerous of all worms that :nfcst the human
system. l, Is also the most cflecta ysruiiise for
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etablc; safe and cpr,d!1. A valuable cathartic
and beneficial to health. Warranted to cure Price
- cents. 9. {. GOODWIN Co, Boston, and
all Druggists
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late tho vital sot1vlt,ts of the body, remove the
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expel disease. They purge out the 1oui hunofs
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and impmt tone and strength to the whole system
Not only DO they cure the every day complaints OF
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While they produce Powerful effects, they are NJ
the same time in diminished doses the safest ana
best physic that can be employed for chilli ell
Being sugar-coaed, they are pleasant o take; ana
being purely vegetable, are entirely harmless
Cures have been made that would surpass behet,
were they not subStantiated by men OF such eNait-
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truth Many eminent ccrgymcn and physlciais
certify the ubic the reliability of our rchicuies
while others have sent us the assurance OF theT
conviction that our Preparations contribute I'M
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The Agent below named is pleased TO luIIi7h
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Ions for the OF these medicines and cfit'hcates
of their cures of the following complaints =
Costvencss, Bilious Complaints, RECONNAISSANCE
Dr"psy, Heartburn, Headache arising rom fou
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid ihaciioh Oh
the Bowels aud Pain arising thereiron, fiituien
cy, Loss OF Appetite, all Diseases whleh fe4uilc
nm evacucnt medicine They also, by putis ihs 'iie
blood and stimulating the system, cure many eoi,
plants which it would nos be supposed they cottiu
reach, such as Deafness Partial Blindness Neu.
r.tlgia and Nervous irit:tbility, Defahgeinchls o
the Liver aud kidUCys, Govt, ana o.her hinuieu
disorders arising Fl ON low state oil the pou!, of
distractions of it, functions. -,
Do not be put OIL by unpriDcipicd aealefs Win
other preparations on which they make more pro
ut. Demand AYERS and take no others Inc slIS
want the best aid there Is for theh ana they shouiu
have 1t. =,
Mass, and sold by all Druggists and dealers IN
med, cine everywhere.
Agents in Ellsworth, c. q. Peck, and Wiggin u
Parcher. July 4 Auspst.