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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-24

FOR S.4LE,
.Nartenet's Large .Fs,o Map and -atia' Of Many
land,
(The only perfect MAP of the State ever
Published III Inches Long,)
At $1oa Copy for either style
rSAlso, large County Maps of Ten Coun-
ties, and Pocket Maps of all the Counties. Col
orsd in Election DlStu;s, SEveNTr-FvE CENTS
and One DOLLAR each.
Apul 25th, lS61-.y
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Real Estate Agent.
SIMON J MARTENET,
SURVEYOR IND PUBLISHER OF THE
MP OF M4RYL.fND,

Eighteen Years at Surrey'ng IN Baltimore
and Vicinity.
"AVING during the past ten years survey
i L ed the counties of the State and published
numerous County Maps, and having recently
completed and published his large Map
and Atlas of Maryland, he has now establish
ed q
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
For the Prosecution ofthat Business IN all
lis Branches.
Will purchase, Sell, Exchange and Lease.
on commission, houses and lots in Baltimore
city, and Country Seats, Farms, Plantations,
Nj lneral and other lands ell the counties of
Maryland.
He cites his thorough acquaintance with the
CITY and most parts of the State OF Mary land
through the before mentioned experience IN re-
commentator of his facilities and advantages for
this business. Has the only full set OF large
maps of the counties Of Maryland.
Will have extensive correspondence with
Real Estate Agents in the other cities and
throughout the Union. Send for circulars,
&c.
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PACIFIC GUNO .CONPI WIS
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
Office q General Agency Il South. Street
Baltimore, Nd
JOHN = REESE 81 CO.

General = gents tor Company.
The very extended use of this guano
throughout the country renders it unreccssa-
ry for Us to say more this season. than that
its composition and quality are precisely the
same as that heretofore sold by US for the
Company.
We have sold this Guano from the begin
ming under a regular system Of rgio inspec-
ton, at an expense TO the Company of many
hundreds OF dollars annually, This is done
for the protect ton alike CT the consumer and
the Co1npanu, as it is manifest to all who
understand The trade in fertilizers, thatit can
not be safely conducted on any other prln CT
pie The importance and extent OF the trade
demands this protection.
We are prepared to exhibit DR.. A. Snow
den Piggo.'s certificate Of inspection for every
cargo sold. Consumers must observe the
name Of John Reese & Co., branded on the
b. p, rome other genuine.
July 25, 1367-3m.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suffered for yesrs from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects OF youthful indiScretion, vii,
for the sake Of suffering, humanity. send free
to al who need it, the recipe and directions
for making Che simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by
the advertiser 5 experience. can do s. by ad-
dressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street, New York
May %, is67-ly.
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EEFL0UR OF B0NE.0

We will give money guarantee OF the
purity of this article. 1t is pure unstrum
ed, unburnt 6onc, reduced 20 the Jineness
of tlor, which adds 100 per ct. TO rs val
ue 1t is as quch and acttrc, as acid DIS
solyed bone, hence its value is vastly grea-
ter. because it contains neither ncid nor
water, which necessarily add weight, and
reduce the quap,ty of Of valuable elements.
We recommend 25J lbs. to be used 10 place
of 800 lbs. Super Phosphate or dissolved
bone.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents for the South.
II South Street, Baltimore
July 18th, 1867 3m.
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-
and carefully selected stock fnew
Spring s. Slnrn,tr . oods
which he is cow selling off ut Baltimore cash
rrices He s,lici,s an examination Of his stock
and = comparison of the prices aDt quality Of hts
goods with those o any other establishment N
the county. He do - not deem At necessary to
name prices, bu, he respectfully invites altin'
terested 10 call. examine and prce hs goods
beiore purchasing elsewhere
He names in part
DRY GOODS of Gerry descriptions;
LADIES DRESS GOODS. an extensive AZ.
sortn,ent and of the latest styles;
CASStA EtsES, and every variety Of Article
for mems wear; rst. .t
MILLINERY Of all varieties:
BOOTS and SHOES, a large stock Of Prise
cuaiity, IS. - >'1
be is in weekly receipt by steamer sEx-
press II new goods from the Baltimore and
New Ymk markets which be is now selling
at prices adapted TO the recent fll in goods
and lower than they can be bought ANY
WHERE FLSE in This county 80
Ns-Sreeiai attention is called to III, large cad
extensive assortment OF READY-MA AIDE
CLOTHING, which he is selling at lower PM
ces than ever. Always on hand large stock Of
BOYS CLOTHING. Call at the New Store,
adjoining MI. .'cnwrk's Hotel
F. VILE,
Leonard Town,
Md.
May OH, lSGT-n.
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NOTICE.

7 will attend strictly and expeditiously TO al
lcl,rms putin my hands, both for the return
OF all money enormously pald by our assess
ment( especially the larg. tax on Hotel and
Storekeepers for the year 1869 and also the
amount appropriated at the last session of Con
rress bv the GENERAL GOVERNMENT
for all slaves who entered the army.
All parties desiring my attention IN this mat
err will please write me Immediately, ana l
will send the proper papers.
u. FRED. MAD0O
Aug 9,l966-tf
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|ASOLYEHT NOTICE.
Petition for : In the Circuit Co urt
Insolvency. : for st. Mary's County

DY virtue of authority vested in me as
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court for St. Ma
rvs county, by the Code of Public General
Laws this State, it is hereby ordered that
Richard Bond, an Insovent Petitioner be
and appear before the said Court on the third
Monday Of Nov next, to answer such inter
rogatories or allegations as bis creditors. en-
dorsers or securities may allege or propose
against him and that said Insolvent cause a
copy of this notice to be published in the St.
Jary's GAZETTE once a week for three
months previous to said third Monday Of
Nov next.
yJNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k
True copy-Test:
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k
dug. Is. ls67-3m.
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a6NEV SPRINGS III
N1<Sk*S mn a.sts
SUMMER GOODS.

" VILE has lately returned from the New
Il York and Rai,imo markets with large
and carefully selected stock fnew fEf
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar---lx BANKRUPTCY.

Decision by Judge BintchfOrd on Various
Cases OF Bankruptcy.
IN re John Pslrsr, BonkrTpk.-Puiver had been I'D.
judged voluntary bankrupt. The DAY for the first
meeting Of the creditors the 9th ultimo Al the
request Of Puyer the Register certified thirteen Ques-
tons to Judge Biatcl Dbrd for his opinion.
Judge Bialchord, after stating that some Of these
questions are purely abstract aud hypothetical
not arising in the proceedings and being taken
on them and therefore improper to be certified
him for hs opinon-answers the remaining In sub
F.rss-A debtor must make efforts to ascertain the
present residence of his creditors aud he satisfy
the law by reposng the know ledge the information
az hand aud the belief which he possess without
making effort to ascertain such present resid ,nces
Second. -ihe term residence" used In the act
was intended 70 refer to the abode OF the creditor. In
the notice by the messenger a creditor having place
OF residence and place Of basin different places
and both being Known both should be stated and notice
served at either.
K Th,rd.-As TO the broad significance OF the word
"resdence' IN the act-referring u tho ebode OF q
credorthe debtor must specify 1t as to insure
tice 70 the creditors enor personally or by MAIL
Fozrfh.-Wnen warrant states the former residence
OF creditors, but that their present residence s un
known, the notice detective IL 1t simply
that tue present residence Is UNKNOWN and IL is
error on the part OF the messenger II SUCH notices arc
not served.
Ffth,-r the messengers return shows that due no.
tce has been given 10 the creditors, and there
satisfactory evidence Gfid> TO the contrary return
pyima ydcie evidence Of the due giving OF notice.
IL conclusive till rebutted and sufficient authority for
tho register 10 proceed and cause assignee TO he
chosen or appointed.
Sxth.--Afer the serving OF notice by the messenger
dence of creditors r,aued and notices are
given the messenger Is entitled to ns additional tees for
the service
&reah--The messenger ought 10 certify in the no
tees b. Published and served the language
tanned warrant but the Register may disregard an
uninienlions variance when not calculated to instead
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CONVENTIONS o. CIGAR MakERs Avn car
PEyTERs.


BUFFALO. Sept 5, 1857
10 Clock p. NJ
There Of the Cigar ksksrB International
Congress to-day the Conveptcn hsvu scecptsd ir
vitston to visit Niagara Falls. The delegates left Buff
faio on special train At nine A. NJ, and their arrival
visited Table Rocs aud the different offsets Of interest
10 be seen ~ the Falls They returned toths city o. sin
r. N. The delegation. by invitation, visited The ruins
OF Jane Davis staircase Ut Table Rock, the Canada
side where visitors formerly descended 10 roach the
Falls. The fsIn were chopped down Al late hour last
night ny Unknown person, the whole structure
falling into the Nsgars river
The STATE Carpenters aud Joiners' Uuon were occu
pied in the early part or the dsy discussing the pccy
o. enforcing the eight hour law. vsry eloquent sd-
drcss in favor OF the Law made By Mr.. W. Bald
win. resolution ws adopted calling on All csrpou.
tsrs and jonsts unions Ia this stae 10 adopt imms-
daeiy the eight hour syaem The Convention adjourned
st eleven O'Clock A. N. Go eight O'Clock p ~, having
accepted invtaon from the csrperfsrs OF this city
TO visit Fort Erie and vicinity. Tie following onccrs
wsre elected for the ensuing year At the evening SEES
psssldcnt c. Hslstead, Auburn; Fret Vice Prss-
denl ?. Coleman, Albany; Second Vice President ". J.
wilson I.ockpo Recording Secretary, r ". Boys
Ithaca Treasurer, N. sioddArd Buffalo. The Convsu-
ton adjourned ten O'Clock r. NJ, 10 meet IN Albany
on the arst Tuesday In September 1858.
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SCOTTISH GAMES At JONES wonO.

Among toe children Of the na,ionsiiue- OF
=. hcb the manhattan M the Nav World is rnats nj,
80. 49,. 80. -. -. -. r..'.-s.. r
'"',' e "o"0 WIZ "hhe preserving uisn 'say W wv
land OF their adoption st cherish the pastues OF their
,outb and tho custos Of THAR NOR. dearly
-, o.. a.. - :. - - -, ,
AND uu'y tnah tne sons Oh SCOTIA Time anu AGAIN, 90
many 6crceiy contested Geld, have they shown their
~,n.a,h,os torauv "a ara .clna~t..u.a a., .-u.o-..
:, 49,, - - :. ~ '.f
OIL we CONSTITUTION oy ~neh 'ne states are linked and
again forgetting the OF carnage and Of strife
-. 49, cor,.naoo --,,h an. .,,,,. :, ,....a, -,
n.' ,, my en,v Sno,,. h,en na. a s'oy sv.
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SUPREME CoURT-caAM3sHs.
The War Of the Express Comprehensive Mo
tiou for the Dissolution of the Merchants
Union Express Company Denied.
pcsore nd ye BARNARD


tion for the Dissolution of the Merchants
Union Express. Company Denied.
Before Jud 10 Barnard
49,, - yu.,.-h,,.,, :. u D.. :, =, A,
SP'e" = "o'o'o"y 70 ~ =. hos e ""--An
elaborate opinion Was yesterday delivered by Nj JUS
tice BARNARD denying the motion for an Injunction and
~. .,.x,,..., - !. ........,. t.. - a.. 60 -
=, - ~ ~ w ~ "
zoe MERCHANTS Union Express company In MS opinion
he that Waterbury claims have been an original
.,bscrter for of,v share. NJ the stock .os N h.v. h
~ -NNN'.,s ~. - So ~ 80 oN.
sequenuy purchased one nunoreo snaes me procecd-
ny before nin was IA ntroauctoly mouon on en- porte
am9svus ana was qute 700 pain tnAt such motion
Soa.a noa 10 en.ea ~n vac sue ye. untned sna an
u'.I,unsu ouess spPseIsa ocJ "nu sns PossD'ny OF
uouve snA ~ sno nu. uocson " sne c.u.e inc rehet
pIsyed IoI " .ne conpa'n muss We grsnted ia con.
susnns .ue nsure ana iegaa cnslsctst OK tnosc lont
soon no sse, srouna snA tuey possess
ne..y Al ~; sstocs Oh cotpcison, IN neir solii-
70 sue ano ue suea ~ sngo OF co'iectse name tneis
ploysfV ~ cap'a oenS ~ shsIss ana ceItncaes OF
~ IN ~ ~ ". NV eus.ou "nu 'siAens
% 70 one OF .nese are ia most
,espee,s nke .noss ol soc .no.aer W cospcraton
heierrng 10 sne .hsoneocy 81 tne company, wncn 40
AVS was somewnas dstkv ana aosuncuy suggested IN
tne ~ ne coes noI ma any actuai aver
insbs vi W. Wuusovet We
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the ncash Of September IA the city Of New YORK

Loa.
rau STATE rixAMass AND CANALS
Tne consideration OF the re- ors on STATE finances and
canals was resumed IN Committee OF The Whole.
ar. 4. BROOKS concluded his remarks with the
toi'owing suegestlons:-rhat all Sue canal debts
be consolidated into one debt. 70 b known az
tho state canal debt, which shall be paid n 10
but sscudina .bs GOO acquired rom
the canal receipts for the support Of the State govern
meat that the canal revenues after paying debts and
PENDED hrs In enargng or doubling the thirteen locks
west OF Aontszuma, or in removing the vail benches
%po0 we eastern division Of the Es canal :. shall 2.
canals that the advances OF $751; $50 70 the canal
doot snkins fund and other canal purposes raised By
TAXATION since lS46 including mpe interest o. i've per
cent. DO postponed until the above and all other In.
Provements which BY isw may DO deemed necessary 70
seep .ne canal 10 Thorough order and repair shall have
osen poormed that 70 secure the foregoing provisions
per anuum.
the report OF the Canal Committee
Mr. ANDREWS did not believe there was any imms.
dsts Necessity for the snargcmsns Of the canal but
wnie no could not support the plan OF tbs Canal Com
ntee he was utterly opposed 10 tho proposition Of the
Finance Committee. There was middle ground that
could be occupied; but he wond not the people
that II would be difficult to make changes that might be
doomed necessary. Provide for the payment OF the
debt and submit the question or enlargement and the
mourning OF further expenditure 10 tho people In 1872
plan something like this would meet his approval.
MI CosGEs rsvie~ed the question OF causi enargs-
ment and advocated the plan OF the Finance Com
mittee.
Evening Session.
The Convention met OF seven O'Clock.
The consideration OF the reports of the Committees
finance aad Canals was resumed ia the Committee or
the Whole.
Mr. CoNGER concluded his remarks Ia defence Of the
finance report and opposition 70 tho plan tor incur
ring additional debt
Mr.. C1RPANr was willing to favor measures for tn Q
enlargement OF canals when the necessities Of COM
merce shall require it. but did not think evidence
had been produced to show that that necessity existed
q present. He opposed the canal report because Il
esds to prolong tho payment OF the pubic debt and
violates the pubic faith ! doing.
Progros was reported and tho Convention adjourned
to nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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THE PLACENTIA CABLE.

saccessfut Laying of the New Cable Of the
New sri. Newfoundland and London TeIe-
graph Company from Pincenfia to Cape
Breton-
Nonrs s,prsy, Cape Breton, sept. T. 1861
The new cable manufactured BY the Telegraph Con
sruciion aud hnptsnance pany Tor the New York.
Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company. has
just been successfully laid between Piscens Ns~found.
land and this place, thus completing a route from
Nova Scotia the Atlantic cables TO WORK in connes-
ton with new lines being constructed by the
Western Union Telegraph Company. The cable tn.
been tested and proves TO he OF The mos, perec,
ever made
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The CONTINENTAL TURF.

Uhe International Race~-Race Tor the Grand
Prize.
baden, September s, 1867
The International Races continued Ifezhein yes-
tsrday The attendance exceeded that OF the day
before the contest 10 take place for the grand
prize offered by the Duke OF Baden and created great
interest among the tbrongs OF visitors At Baden
Some Of the best horses Of Europe entered Tor
ths trial. The race very closely contested and
caused much excitement among the spectators
Tue French horse Ruy Bias was the winner, and ms
owner .akss the grand pnze of the Duke of Baden
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THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.

Sj6erai Triumph Generally in the Confede-
ration.
BERLIN Sept s. 1857.
Returns OF the elections from all parts Of Prus
ga and from the other States OF the Confederation show
chat the liberal candidates for tho North German Parlia
ment have generally been successful ard the liberal
party will undoubtedly have large and controllin z
majority IN the coming session OF the Parliament.
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

s'rnssinn Rule i'm Hnnover-An Acceptable
Appoint ment.
BERIH Sept 8, 1867.
The conferences which have for sometime been in
progress here between the Prussan and the
Hanoverian noabes. have resulted In the appointment
Of tho Baron Won vpcke eminent Prussian states
man. 70 preside The government Of Hanover
His appointment, II is considered, will be peculiarly
acceptable to the Hauoveraus, the Baron Won vncke,
slough native Of Prussia has estate in Ostenwalde,
in Hanover which he has made his habitua residence
Sor many years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-06
TIE spaIrusLlsrs conYEsrloA.

CIxvELAsD. Sept. 6. 1851.
Tie 5pintuslsts' Convention continues ssssioa.
Dr. Ha,lock Of New York, Last evening read compar.
sos between spirituaimm and theology which fer
tue aDsss paper That h yet been before the Convea
ton
rhs noTnug wAs spsnt in the dscussoa OF plans fog
tho government and conduct Of yosuu fO the spirtx
as.c education Of ths young, There sas much DIS
cord and wde variance OF opnion among tho promnsns
members Of the faith prssens. ~ Es-s
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0 E N N A r K.

No Sale OF Real Estate to tho United states.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. s, 1867.
The report that the government of Denmark has sold
che Danish islands in the West Indies the United
States is officially denied.
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IR EL A N D..

DUBLIN, Sept. s, 1881.
Criminal prosecutions have been commenced in the
courts against several persons who known to be
bitter 0rangemen and Who are charged with PARTED.
pating in the recent dsordsry professions Of Orange
and with being parties the disturbances which
occurred on thoae occasions
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Im Lospos koSKy MARKxL-IospoN. Sept. 5---Evsn-
iugConsols closed Of 81 Is 10 for money American
securities closed at the following ratesuned States
tvs-twenty bonds. 73s Illinois Central Railway shares
27k; Ere Railway shares 45ii; Atlantic and Great
Western consolidated bonds 22k
THn CONTINENTAL BoUxsEs --FKASkfORT sept. o.
Evening. States bonds closed Al ~ for the
issue OF 1852
I4ynRrcoI CoTroK NARKKT.-LIvkarooL, Sept -
Evening The cotton market became dull toward che
close Of the day and middpg uplands declined I'D
pound. The following the authorized quotations:-
Midding upiaud.. l0d middling Orleans, 10Isd gbs
gales Of the day foot up 10. 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BRsApsrUrFs MARKEf.--IAvERrooi, Sept
6-Evening.-rhe market for breadsturs closed M.
changed from the last quotations Corn steady al 2ss
3D., per quarter, for new mixed Western. Wheat-13s
I'd. for California white.
LIVERPOOL PEovrsiovs MARKET.-IdvsRpooI. Sept.
6--Eveniug.-Tbs provisions market still continues
irregular closing foows:Bsef 1855. and pork .0s
Der Dbl Lard Ats 3D.. per cwt. Bacon AS. for Cum
bertrand out middles cheese Sos for American.
IvERrooL PRODUCE MARKsr.-LyEnPoor, Sept. e.
Evening .-Ros ,7s. Cd. for common, and los for
medium. Tsllow 44s Cd. Ashes 3is. for pots Sp,rits
surpentins 2pz Petroleum Qhd. for spris, and Is Sd
FOR refined. Coverseod Ais
IsospoS MAxEErs.-Lospos, Sept. 5--Evenipg Iron,
Sc for Scotch pig. Whale Oil Gao. Sperm OIL, fl15
Linseed cakes fl0 IS. Calcutta iinseed 6ss I'D. Lin
seod oil. $50.
Tvs PETROLEUM MARKr.-ASTwTar sept 6-2r. NJ
Petroleum firm at 81 ~. for standard white.
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IM GREAT aowae MATCH Jo-uAy.

The great boat race betwses James Hsmn and
walter Brown viii take place to-day Al Nswsury This
affair has crested considerable interest amoag the lovers
Of aquatic sports and large Of money as no DOUBT
saked on the result rhs opinion a. 10 the merits Of
the contestants about equally DIVIDED and snould 40
mlshsp occur good tins VII be- reoorsso
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Eu R 0 P E.
IY THE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER s.
~--~~~---~->~~>>-o>>~~~~~
Prussia Reassured OF Peace
from SalZburg.
The German Liberals in Decided Par
liamentary Majority.
RACE FOR THE GRAND PRIZE OF BADEN
THE sAlzBuae CONGRESS.

pvussia Iaclincs Towards the Peace Gusrau.
tee Idea.
BsRLH, Sept 8, 1867.
In the Prussian Senate to-day action was taken which
indicates that the scnas Is willing to accept the
assurances which have been gwen that the sazburg
conferences is guarantee Of peace to Europe
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SHALL NATURE BE s,rsr.,Sen:

To give facilitating edicines 20 the weak IL about
able As would be 10 70 help hts
ilg him wheu he IL down.
That sort Of practice IL going cut OF fashion II las
ned 20 many sraveysrds that people longer believe
IN N.
IL those who strong by expect 70 avoid TIE
necessary 70 resist 10.
How this TO be dcns Common ssuse suggest. by the
use OF iavigotatiug medicine.
Tho great object Ia 10 Strengthen the system without
citingit =
This object accomplished by the judcous use Of she
most and genial OF all vegetable ana alter
at!yes, HosrETTER's STOMACH BTTERs.
Many valuable properties combined IN this
perfect.
raj how OF BILE prevents constipation without unduy purg
ing the bowels gently stimulates the circulation and by
pronoins vigorous condition Of the physical system.
notes also that che.rfuness which 10 the tcs.
ton OF well balanced condition OF all the powsrs
summer leaves both the body and the mind ess
exhausted. Now the thefn
s's the msiasols feyers and other which
tfste 90 many fhousa nds every fan.
New York Office. % Deg street