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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-05-29

PoTAToEs.-At y recent meeting OF
District Agricultural Society, at Xe.
MIA Ohio, when the subject Of potatoes
was under discussion. Mr.. james, b.
Warren gave his experience in rails
ing potatoes. He had great suocess
with variety called the Shaker Rus.
set. 1t was an early potato. He
planted in rowe, and always in March,
whatever the kind Of potato, if he
could get his ground ready. The Sha.
ker Russets rotted very little, and the
Early Goodrich had suffered scarcely
any from that cause. The Peach
blOws had rotted worse than any 9TH
er variety except the Neshannocks.
Col. lnnis considered the Irish Cups
hardly worth cultivation in compari.
son with other and better varieties
Eight acres Of potatoes bad brought
him $4,000 in cash in 1864. His
yield of Neshannocks last year was
$50 bushels peR acre. He thought
the Neshannock, if planted early in
March in proper coil, would yield as
any other variety unless it was the
Early Goodrich or others Of that clasa
which would, of course, excel it in
.produeticeness. He had harvested
200 bushels to the acre Of Early Good
riches which were an excellent quality
OF potato, whitemeated and quick.
baking. They had . potato about
Columbus called the South American,
which came from Chill, and was an
excellent variety-as early as the ear.
lest and a. good az the best. The
Buckeye liked we'll 90 far - he had
tried it. Col. Innis continued bic re-
Of the result Of his experience in po
tato raising, at.considerable length
In answer to q question regarding the
"moon theory" 10 rhatibransh Of agri
culture, he said he did not compre
bend iis philosopy, though be sup
posed the moon might have Q sligh
Influence upon vegetation. Hi
method Of raising potatoes was t
plant them in rows both ways; pillow
ing scarcely less than ten inches deep
taxing care 70 make . perfect furrov
all the way. He would put just ON
potato in q bill, % inches apart eacl
way, and get as large yield and 0
much better quality than with NOR
seed planted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-05-29

HAS now on hand. end receiving. one o.
III the largest and best selected stock o.
goods ever brought to Dubois county. whict
he will sell at old time prices, when the DIFF
ference in currency is considered. His a.
sol tment consists Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-05-29

Dk4e Ov1nAlV 1DOA1I,
Manufacturer and Vendes Of the Celebrated
SMITHS YONIe SYRUP,
FOR THE CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS
AND FEVER.
The proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
justly claims Il a superiority over oil rome
dies ever offered 10 the public for the sAFR.
|cERTAIH. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT cure OF
Ague and Fever, or Chile and Fever,
whether Of short or long standing. He 70.
fess to the entire Western end South. west.
ern country to bear him testimony TO the
truth Of the assertion, that in no case what.
ever will Il fell TO cure, IL the directions are
|stsictly followed out. In great many cases
10 single dose hss been sufficient fors cure,
and whole families have been cured BY .
|single bottle. with Q perfect restoration oil
the general health. tits, however, prudent
and in every case more certain TO cure, u
10 use 10 continued in smaller doses for .
week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially 10 difficult and
long. standing cases. Usually, this medi
cine will not require any cid to keep the
bowels In good order; should the pstiens,
however. require cathaStic medicine, after
having taken three or four doses ~ the
Tonic, . single dose Of BULLS vEGE.
TABLE FAMILY PILLS will b eufiicieu,
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
No. 40 Fifth, Cross Street,
'June IL '67.-y. LOUISVILLE, KY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-05-29

UEvery garden shonld have .
we'll assorted bed Of useful herbs.--
The present month 10 . good time 10
plant thyme, cage, mint, balm and
other perennial herbs which may be
planted with much advantage 70 the
cultivator.
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THE BEST

Muslins, Prints, Delsines, Marines. Silks
Lusires, Cottonsdes. Lindseys, Flan"els
and all other kinds Of Goods Tor the Ladies
and Hisses. His line Of goods for Gentle
men aud Boys
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Grain Screen and
SEED HULLER

8. KUEbLER \ PHILLIP GUCKES
HAvIsc purchased from the Piasntse The
III right TO manufsctsre and cell the above
valuable srticls 10 Ddbois Co desire 10 oil
the suention Of Farmers TO il. They feel
confident Il 10 the best Grain Screen 10 use,
and that farmers generally may save III
cost {only $50 esch year, By using Il q
clean their seed wheat alone. We only
eek . trial and il it, operations are not sat
istsctory the machine may BE- returned, ant
no hssm done.
KUEBLER & GUCKES.
Oct 10, B7-ly
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Also unsurpassed. consisting Of Cloths. Cas-.
imeres, Cssinets, Jesns, Nstine,s. Satin nd
Silk ves,ing, Wool Wamusses. Undershirts
Hats and Cops. Boois and Shoes, &C., &c.
and almost any kind Of goods you call for
n q has also
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survey Notice.

survey Notice.
|T~HE andersigued will proceed with the
i County Surveyor Of Dubois County, on
I'D day Of June. 1868, to run the lines
and determine the boundaries OF sections No
I32 Township I north range I West.
The intermediate naes will also be ruu
and the sorners thereof established. Per
sons interested will pleses be pressnt.
Nay s '68-8w GEO. FRIBERGER.
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DVictory belongs to him who il
eonstan. in faith and courage.
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REEVES AMBROSlA.
FOR THE HAIR,
nm ID r Owe d.

The experience OF over one hundred years
in the the cultivation and preservation Of
the Hair, 10 now embodied in this widely
known preparation. For dressing. curling
and preserving the Hsir, has no equal in the
world. Three or four applications will stop
the HsR from falling Of, and II used occa
sionally, il will prevent hair losing ito. orig.
insl co,or during q lifetime. No prepsra.
ton equals il for RssroR,xo the hair quickly
and no preparation has been more exlen.
sively endorsed BY The medical faculty fo'
its perfect innocence % regsSds injury
10 the hsis or head, and for its tonic effec,s
upon the system. Price. large bottles ST.
Druggists, Dealers in Fancy Goods, aot
Stofskeepers generally, literally desl'
with. .Retsiled 10 oil psrss Of the U. s
Cansds, &c. Address
SEcRsrARY REEvR's AnIRosIA Co.,
Feb Al. Ve-y-H 3 T. 90 New York.
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GOOD NEWSt
.UNTINGBURG!

has just returned from The East, whore hs
has laid in the larges, stock 0i DRY GOODS.
&C.. ever brought 10 this county, end which
are now being seceived BY river spd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24

hs ssfpsd N siRe D'ssssss As lnaieertsoH and
pyss~psa aes 10 y uisea wflh. There IL suzh =
nias - tsaR - iaas a lhess nastnss irfsmAtsaa
sesThss eAneef, e sstns esses danesroas disskse
rasf tasus ~Ass ail restaaasis~s o. asstes As~ 20
tsti, sesid sssn.sgassi. % nas AsiaY iR~H. wsra
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hsl iss Assshevs ssssiss grsaaef s4asr As. sne. /
so Il iissf asessstsy a.essruas a Is a. scarce %
msay asaalf saalsaies Kssa e nat ,saa % great
sF iif sasptzi SD Fbsssesi nssy q psssaoes 1
AAsns sesisss trtsss sAf ~ Eszns saSglz " spar
81 e Ffewsi sarst u 20 oa@nisy - ~ fsts \
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vwH. ~Arss y = tsant ls sssils every hoaseAa4A =
Ssstsstsfas atsa@ssA sHfSss stltsrstiy otef :,
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ts1 - fFesssSiss. rsrs "a - fesu2 psfncztsslr
vs sastes ~ hs &ssAars sritisE frea tss eHAhslfs
sesses u sssEa sH& fsss ~af FTsssas Ne eFss'
49, asFi@sna ssasssasa sfss eassgzsanes a whss
ans a.1ts - ssssi saF sl,.ls sses % s.sa.al.
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Buslne.. Notices.


a Household Word The beet, the only re-
liable, the cheapest Try IL Mrs :. A. Aliens
Luproyed iRsw styiel Hair gsstorer OF Dressing
On one boltis. Ny safe and children prefer il
Ever Druggist sells H. Price One Dollar.
Butter and ehsssa are almost indispensable
ARTICLES flood. Properly used, they are nutri-
eaeas and haAilhy bot an iaadinhie nse a eath.
" eas~u ltileesiion aud dyspepsia Parsons
furgauye Pile, judieiousiy used, sill remove
both y these tFoublos
Have you agac ID the face and Is Il hadl,
svoilehi Have you severe pain In the chest
back, q slae Have Jon cramps or pains 10 Tho
siealaeh y bswelsf Have yoa bilious collie 81
severe griping pAinsY rfio, usA Johusons Ans-
dgne I4Rimsah
-. asnnss rain- Killing Magic on Is avery val
ualas eompeana fpr rheumatism and every kind
y pala, Sgue ia the i.oe and ja-s, neuralgia, spi
nal irriiaasou, heaasehs, and iAmoness, hrusea
eoatas,sns and sPfAias.
fw sssentea Il egr rcAasrsis diFectsd L
ths advertisement = Goes Dyspepsia cnre. Ia
spogher part q ans paper Thss tfalg ValnAbl,
Medicine il recommended BY al who nsa L. y
Heal The certificates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24

Congressman Dickoy and Hon. T..
Mcpherson are engaged in winding up
the affairs Of the late Thaddeus Ste
vens They find only about enough
personal property TO pay his debts, and
his real estate consists Of house in
Lancaster, estimated at $4,000 and his
iron furnace property. estimated at
from 10000 70 10000.
- In his Atlanta speech. Ben Hill
said BIO desired to be the man, after
election, whose duty II shonid be to
kindle the flames which would burn
up the archives Of the present Georgia
State government. and destroy the last
vcslige Of its existence. The Augusta
National Republican anxionsly asks
him when he intends TO light his torch
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24

BANGS gtma RaTnasnn Ibo g..
ia ntsfr.s q a .shs assah & Para
M Asy a BGan Jaass 70 hseA.i 4
ts heaB "A lhs iasaaaa Goahneuia.
Banlag Hasss. phieh hss lfsaches 10
an ibs s.sapal sisses II Euope
Jaaaus u gshsabili bora MAg s, i132.
vhssi srs ssih his bfeshas Solomon.
IL yean4 ssi Subsequently, foraeFel
b. Paris where BE confined hla4nsli
olss . - tusassss. seldom qaiit4ng ths
CT he SO ous = tie lve br9ibsrn.
AID tbs i41 kagtjsor who composed
sts eaineas sfm bui meabefs = ne
lizard and IoaftA gsBsgaiioas have bcsn
nsasis psrtasr2 TIC Eotbpchlids htvt
long beea she great money poser q
TIA ia word. having hoea ~ many
Years ths pine pAl lenjeft = the p.
ropeau aataans 81 gIeal sAs thcli
capital. Il iss pfpFcIb % sae Guui4neni
THAI - snsnarrb esn g % war alih.
oat evpseirng It's feuosn0d Jvuisl
banker DarnR tNelse years The!
leat $500 0o 600 70 Eagland, s5oO
~s0.0pQ 70 Austria. 500 osu CO., Il
Prussia, ts0 600 GO 10 FRANCE; $50,
600 600 70 Nap q SIS .oo0.0o0 70 Rus
ess, aud large sums 10 smaller States
Tbs Austrian EmPepor gave them
Their title. Baron q tic Empire, on &C.
coaut Of their readiness 10 advance
him money n 1873 Their only large
loss, during The revolutions in isls
amounted 70 10 less than sio0. 00o. 600
whiob. however, they did mol feel with
their immense capital
james, though be gave magnificent
entertainments, was uo,oriously mean
and very unpopular The PARIS wits
had many tests and sho, many arrows
Of satire u the old monsy-gclter when
ever they me, him in Boulevards, or
saw him summing Bis grsy hairs in the
Bois Or the Champs Eysees so wide
was his reputation for penuriousaess,
that The beggars never asked him for
aims Horace Yernot once painted his
misery face in one Of his pictures out
Of revenge because the old fellow bad
refused to pay the artist for portrait
He was probably worth 100000, 600 OF
$500 100000 at the time Of his death
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Important Certificate.



Some months ago was called 70 attend lady OF
troubles ONE aterine disease. IL presence wasmark-
ed BY co instant yal BAL discharge sometimes OF wat
ery cons Nteney and sometimes creamy and mueopur-
uent he had been arder 0ther treatment tof some
time, but constantly grew worse Vaginal CNaniinA-
rion dsc osed extensive induntOn and liberation Of
the ceryi uteri The uterine Inflammation which was
evidently assuming chronic FORM was also aggravat.
cd by lon g-stnnding patton, palpitatiOn OF the
he rL mig h cough, poor appetite, and slm0st
daily fain tngs She tainted TO entire insensibty dur
ing ono my first visits commenced, of course, by
such active local treatment the liberation demand
ed and IN en- applied myself to rccuperaiiOn OF the
general h eaith IL was announcement to see her ire
auentlv aud except 10 mark the healing Of the Ulcers
In the ear y stages visited her only every other week
For tonic and constitutional nyigorant Dodds Neryne
only was prescribed had some time before become
acquainte q with it's properties, and know Of nothing
more safe satisfactory In its probable effects And
the result completely Justified my expectation. In less
than fortnight the bowels bad become free and regu.
lar In their movements. the night-sweats disappeared,
ard appetite began TO grow. The fanling spells be-
came less frequent aud soon ceased altogether. In
another fortnight there was cough the vagi-
nal diseha rye wa. sensbly diminishing sleep
NAL and sfrcshng, aud TIE general health decidedly
improved. What remains Is soon told The patient
continued the use Of the Nervine land other medi-
cinr) tor some weeks longer when my further attend
ance was not required Since her recovery have seen
her but once. She seems perfectly we'll Her Joy over
restored health Is naturally enough most enthusiastic
Sho never before had medicine give her such comfort
land such appeta- aud snch sleep and such cour-
age-and such strength, She wouldn't try 70 keep
house again without It. aud FORTH aud 90 ,orth. II
IL my own opinion that the Neryine ia the best t0n1
an crrrectre OF the female organization that has ey
err come under my observation shall not fail to con
tin its IN all similar cases and the profession
hn Ow they are numerous enough.
For said by all Druggists Price One Dollar,-sw2C
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24
CO.'S COUGH BALSAM.

rhs bag tired sea parslsF kruat1s : sEsia
ssissa Is ihs sitsns IN 4 ths Itbas - Zen -
ths yasf rsils sfsaaA. the fr,TFsirFs AnaaAilY
n,,ks tasts he ~ ihs pgeFis aa8 rguslna them
fhts ssaaerst ths lasay shluss feleifs1 ~ Ne
heAlih, e,aa "a asi s4stapApse n iAs hatily
thfeash ~ e.ae sud - ,sis a.,sihs q vsslsf,
Ces . Cearh ,au slenlA aol ~ ictses9ea FuF
wears u heeu 3 hsassholA ariilsinp and
meshers shSsaas Gee TIE safety % sheis chslaFSa.
suA Al she sa1r5 ftasa sHs diseases 4 Us lkseal.
eles' Ard isnxs. esnaal afifd b be pithaal Is
IN s8datian g. NE eFliasry f,ug canoe - laae ia
the n,aEasi. nos Furnish ea1 Eaanansoth fsnaily
sise hestss, which vill. 10 ssmfaaa vith Ne sgA.
~ sisp. - fcanA 81 ~ Drug s,ees
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24
LADIES
LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH.

One Of the beat medicines probably The very best ever
prescribed Tor the numeruus and distressing ailments
Known as FEMALE COMPLAINTS, is Dedd'a kerrina
and Iuvigoratar Headache Pain Ia he Back and Limhs
Palpati0n 81 The Heart Faintnuss Loss Of Appetite,
hearing pown Pain prosratien Of strength Retained,
Excessive Irregular or Painfn Mcnsosa yield ~ its
magic tower For Hysterfs, Epilepsy Melancholy &e.
Il t. all bat ihshle Il is also most valuable % ladies
who experiencing thn change Incident To advanced
ears Then Il is that constitutional mnades make their
appearance any be lurking about the syatsu and give
10 remaining days Dodd's Neryine aud inyigor-
at or greatly assists natare Al II important period
mAint ainibg Tho ygQr pd Tranquility N carly HE and
eagryI ng them with ease and salety through.
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LegGL Notices.
Elizabeth Lanham's Estate.


CTATE OF vERMONT,l At a Probate Court hold
= Manchester District As. at the Probate ONCE in
Manchester in and for said District on the 9th day Of
November, A D. 1865.
Present, Hon. e. q. BURTON, Judge.
The guardian of Mary H. Walker, legatee OF Eliza
beth La thar o. late Of Manchester, 10 said district de-
ceased pre- senes his application in writing TO said
Court setting forth that his said ward is possessed Of
house and LOT In the village OF Manchester, Ia said
town lately occupied by the said deceased and rep
reseBtng to- said Court thatit would be for the neret
Of his said gard sell said h1nse and lot and put the
ayas Their eof at interest invest the same 10 stocks
other cal estate and praying said Court to grant
him icon 10 sell said real estate for the purpose
aforefald.
Wherein pon II was ordered that hearing on sadappl
cation be la1 AZ Probate Court 10 be h0den at ue Pro
bate ONCE In Manchester in and for said district the
18th day Of November 1865 and that notice thereof b.
given by puoshng this order three weeks successive
ly isi the, MaachSser J0ira4 paper printed al Man
che ster, previous to said time 81 hearing.
A true record
Attest LoYELAND MUNsoN, Register
A true copy Of record Attest
% LOYELAND MIJNS0N Register
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TnR B.NEHurT Aur. Persons dosir-
ing 10 take the benefit Of the bankrupt
act must have their application filed
before the lst Of January, 1863 After
that date petitioners will be compelled
10 show assets to the amount Of 80 per
cent of their debit
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Special Notice 5.


Maaonic-TAs nfHt regal4t Communication a.
Aaaaffaa ietgt. No e. kAN eiii be hsid al
Asseaie uaIi. hkaehssses. - ThaHsaAs sEenase Noy
- AT eeisek J l. COCHRAN, seefsiaEy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-24
AUCTION /!

THE subscriber win sell at Auction, at
his residence in East Dorset ,non
SATURDAY, NOV. y, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
the following personal property to wit:
Pair matched years old Horses
l 3yeart old Colts,
I Yearng Colt,
Cows
80 Sheep (Yesfiine wetherrl
Yoke 0f oxen II not previously disposed Of
Prom 50 70 90 tuus OF Hay. 1uanuty IL straw about
so baahsis Of BGei Wheat Aad about 30 bushels OF
OAts. Also my entire stock 81 Farming Ttoals con
slst4ng In part Of ] Masing Machine, Doable Wag-
aHs, Double Pleasure Wagon, sleigh Ploes Har.
rose, aud ealiiyators Also, Set Double Harness
Horse Bhnkeia. Buhslas, &C. Ab0nt go sap Buckets
sap faa, Kettles ard gathering Tub and large ioi
VI cher ortcles. Terms announced on day u sale.
j w. MORSE
NJ, 5. C0LHUaE, Auctioneer
Hast Dorset, Nov. u. lees
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Commisslonersls Notice.

ME the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District OF Manchester
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust the
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate Of
s9 DANIEL ANDREW, h4a
Rate Of Arlington 10 said District deceased and also
ALI claims and demands exhibited in offset therefor and
six months from the 9Th day Of Noyr, 1865, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice. that will attend 10 the business
OF our appointment the late dwelling Of the said de-
eeas ed, the Tin day Of May, 1862 from until
four O'Clock p. NJ, on said day.
Dated at Arlington this eth day OF November A, ID.
1865
Is EN- AYLswORTH. I a.
ZADOCE n CANFIFLD N"u'Ss
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EN- AYLs WORTH. /
zADOCK H. cARFIELD, (
Renhen Andrewla Estate.

GTATE or vERMoAT,l Al Probate Court hold
- Manchester Dstrca ~ sn Il the Probate Ofaee Ia
Msnehester 70 and for sad District the 9th day Of
November, 1855
Present. Hon. y. b. BURTON. Judge.
The administrator on the estate Of Reuben Andrew.
late u Arlington 10 said District, decreased proposed
10 render bis ACCOUNT
Wherenpou Il was ordered that hearing on said ap.
pestOn he had al Probate Court 10 be holden 81 the
Probate once 10 Manchester 10 said District the
last Wednesday u Gsyr, is6s aud that notice there
OF be- given 70 81 persons interested by Publishing
certified copy Of this order tree weeks successfully In
the Manchester journal, newspaper printed Al said
Manehest n previous O. said iir8H Or srinrs
Attest LOVKi.ANJ3 HUNsON Register.
true copy 0frecgrA. Attest
N LOYELANp MTNsnN Reglsier
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ue Rsaas. PalA. Kiuiag mAxis oil

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ksfss psssss Is stss tssa Ess4 4 ~ lass ssti
y NeH = HAgif elsustas Il Ats8 Nks As2aea tNAaa.
hAsts@s Mstif ~ sas& ataa A3ef EAs Bss 4sasat.
Fsstarh = 1..s Asas siss aaz sss ass. assss
Aae#tsefss L2NtN ssasst. slksas asss0as NfNaagis.
Gees tfasIs Safe faae4t 5utss = tsss tassss.
3es seqfs ~li Hsg ~ nassssg fsasfs lAz3f
peQNasf esA0s Il * sss ars saaags 8a asa ga
~ tSsl4s EsessA fessasf Coz AS tNt - FasfE
elssaafs. kaf4 ~ NSsAs &isuaseHF4 kzt 4 .
siaeA efA afsstasaa ase - syasss. nsas - 81
Afsezs lE keil ass.lk sr4 issaasss.
NM mhAAM
sas fssasssfsf aala AsAsisgaasss fluaassA MAss
so "a sassssslef = s9assss fsaseas fsasi 81
y y h12sA-a4esWxa
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wHoopINa COUGH.

Tho testimony u all who have used Il faf this
terrible disease duiiag shs last ben yesrs is thai
it invariably relieves and cures H.
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FOR GROUP.

The HAlsam wil he fannA invaluable, and may
AWAys d rolled upon ia ths most sstfems cases.
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8gftl REtEGas
Yea aas ~ EtHaEs Hnt Natr ttAttA
g4ra tf 81 sissF la zhr SEED ssk.fF Pras o. D.
sraf tf nfaes q ~ ias eeH af - u - ffast
ase res1a kssrr sstnrrlss j. faase = 80 Al So
rarffaf fIHe psetAFe Il "A NiK hNsk lNEA
fNfN aaaE - 80 fssT ht rssz fsiff ea1tA ~ r -.
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DEATHS.

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