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Universal Suffrage and Uaiiycr-
sal Amnesty

If we may judge from an article in the
Yazoo (Miss.) Banner, one of the leading
Democratic papers of that State, "univer-
sal suffrage and universal amnesty" is to
be the political motto of the Democrats of
Mississippi in the approaching election on
the Constitution. The Banner regards ne
gro suffrage as a fixed fact, and that it is
their duty to make the best of it. We
make the following extract from the article
referred to-:
The duty of the people of Mississippi
seems quite plain to US. Negro suffrage
is a fixed and irrefragible fact, and We
should so regard it, and hesitate not for a
moment in accepting the 10Th amendment.
That disposed of, we should endeavor to
defeat the Objectionable features of the pro-
posed Constitution, ratily its unohjection-
able parts-as we really consider it in
some respects IL better Constitution than
our old one-and elect to the offices prOvi-
ded for by it, men who can qualify under
the existing laws. We would like to see an
arrangement such as is suggested by our
neighbor the Democratic it could be etfec-
ted; but We scarcely think it possible,
Such a compromise policy would evidently
destroy the Republican party in the State
iftherc Isl Republican party here-and we
think its leaders would be in no great haste
to pursue a course which would hasten the
overthrow of their party and the conse-
quent ruin CT their political fortunes. But
we shall see. We want peace" and quiet.
We want above all things to dcvelope our
material prosperity, and al acrimonious
political contest would be very injurious to
the planting and every other interest. If
the Republicans are DESTROYS of uniting
with us, and ratifying the Constitution
with the proscriptive clauses stricken out.
We rejoice at it, but if they are not, we ask
only a fair field and a square open fight, to
determine whether Mississippi shall enjoy
a free and liberal State government or an
oppressive Brownlow tyranny. All We
want is "peace, and the only way to Sc
cure that is to adopt the motto of ''univer-
sal suffrage and universal amnesty"
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VALUABLE MEDsCALBOOK.

CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIO-,
v LOGICAL INFORMATION to young
men contemplating Marriage, sent free on
receipt of IS cents. Address the CHEMICAL.
INSTITUTE, ~ Clinton Place, N. Y.
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THE WEEKLY TIMES

XIX " EFAAY
Is devoted to the discussion of topics of vital
Importance to the interests of the Gulf States;
contains a carefully prepared compendium of
the news of each week, original and selected
literary and miscellaneous matter, tales, poe
try, etc. correspondence from all parts of the
country and abroad, letters from the people,
a resume of the New Orleans Markets, etc,
afp
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4ALEsMEN WANTED by a Manufactur;nc
- Co.: t. travel ala sell by sample a new linz.
of goods: Situations permanent WAGES GOOD.
Fl. A. RICHARDS & CO., Alb Chestnut ct
Philadelphia.
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ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.

CHlCAdOS JAIL SG'
Last night a fire occurred at 81 South
State street, occupied by Childs Bros,
commission merchants, and the third
and fourth floors by II. Phillips and A:
Dow 81 Co. The engines soon squelched
the flames, but the water did more
damage than the fire. The total loss Is
nearly $4,000.
In the Legislature, yesterday, bill
was introduced to compel railroads in
this State to charge uniform rates for
the transportation of freight, in pro-
portion to the distance carried, and
providing that any railroad charging
more than pro rata proportion, shall
pav the owner of the freight five times
the amount wrongfully collected, be-
sides the attorneys fees.
A bill reported by the Committee on
Education, in the Illinois Legislature,
to.day, strikes out the word white, in
the general school act.
The Carroll distlllery, and A. F.
Lincoln's warehouse in Peoria. Illinois,
were destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$36, 600.
s. Comstock, merchant of Mime
apolis, Minn., has failed. Liabilities
$50. 900. Other failures are reported.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
January 27, 1859. !

January 27, 1859. !
ApPLEs-Prices range from 81 so to
So per Dbl.
BEANs-White soup 81 rs, in good de-
rnand.
BUrrER-PIenty at 2sc foi choice.
BEEswAX-In good demand at 35c.
CoFFEE-Rio, fair to good, 22a26c;
Hummel's essence, SO 95; Felix's ex-
tract 81 25.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow, 1514c;
Star, 22a25c.
COTTON YARNS Standard 4514c; Cot
ton Batting 25a85c; Candle Wick
4Oa5Oc.
CARBON OIL-32c. and charge for bbl.
CHEEsE-Sales of Western Reserve at
II to 18per p ound; Factory at 19a2Oc.
EGGs-PIenty at 20 cents.
FLoUR-Market dull; superfine S5 OOa
7 90; red wheat family $S OOas SO; fancy
$40 OOalO so. Rye Flour 81 90.
FEATHERs-In demand at 75c.
GRA1N-No. 1 red wheat 81 50a1 GO;
No. 1 white 81 SOa1 90. Corn 70 to 75c
buying; 1Oa15c higher from store. Oats
6Oa65c. Rye 81 25a1 80. Barley 81 65a
175.
HAY-Loose timothy, sells at S2Oa25
for good quality.
LARD-Leaf in tierces zoe; kegs 21c.
O1Ls-Lard Oil at 81 7Oa1 rs
MoLAssEs-Choice New Orleans at
75aSOc; Porto Rico 75c; Baltimore Syrup
SOa9Oc; New York do. 65a70c.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess Pork at S31 90;
shoulders 15c; clear rib sides 1Sc: clear
sides 1870; sugar cured hams 100.
PoTAToEs-Sales at 81 Goal so per
bushel.
R1OE-Rangoon 1O14c; Carolina 1l14c.
SUuAR-Porto Rico at 13a1415c; Cuba
12Lc: refined crushed 17c; A coffee 16c;
C do 15Ac; c extra do 151Gc; C do 15c; C
do yellow 141zc.
SoDA-Bi-carbonates soda to 71Gc; sal
soda &c; soda in papers 1Oc.
STARCH-Fox's Sc; Glen Cove 13Hc;
Mhizena 1870.
SALr-Dairy So IS; Ohio River 50 65.
SEED-Timothy 50 75.
SoAP-Family GNc; German 9c: East
ern Family IOa13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 12Mc; Shot
So 25 per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4Oal 10;
Young Hyson Tea, 81 4Oa1 60; Black
Tea, 9OcaSl 10.
ToBACCo-Navy tobacco. 7Oa72c; dark
los and as, 7Oa72c; bright AS and los,
soc; fig lump 81 10; Garrett's snuff 7Sc;
Garrett's snuff in boxes, S. SO.
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Alleenenx CattIe RIarkel.

ALLEdh hN1 . JAM ~1'
CATTLE.-The number of cattle on sale
Monday was very small, aggregattng
about 700 head, but with n limited de-
mand, the supply proved sufficient to
supply the local trade, there being no
INQUIRY tor shipment. Sales opened at
last weeks prices, but dragged consid-
erably, butchers showing little disposi-
ton to buy except at concessions.
Prime cattle sold in retail way at 713a
Sc, and extra at S1<aS11c; fair to medium,
which seemed to be most sought after,
brought 5La7c, while "scalawags,"
which include every grade from medi-
um to 0, ranged from 31za4I4c. The
dullness of the market may be in part
accounted for by the fact that good
many butchers had weeks supply on
hand.
SHEEP.-There was good supply of
sheep, and with a limited demand, II
considerable number were left over un-
sold, The whole number on sale WAS
about /, 500, OF which an unusual pro-
portion consisted of inferior quality.
Prime sheep were in fair demand, and
brought good prices, but inferior
ranged low. The former may be quo
ted at SAGE per pound, and the latter at
81 5Oa2 90 per head.
HoGs-The market was not so strong
as on the previous Monday, and prices
were a shade lower. Light to prime
heavy averages brought 10al3c per
pound. A still further decline is an
ticipated for next week.
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We'll A,te.ted euro OF Catarrh.

DIR. A, +. LIGHTHlLL-DEARS S!R:-IouF
treatment In the cure OF my Catarrh has mao
the desired effect. and resulted In permanent
good to me, although my case mas frequently
been pronounced 1ncuraDle. and nRu eN-
hRuStpd all other Odes OF treatment; Wltn-
ont tie least benefit. My case was so chronic
and troublesome, that by giving lew OF
theAYmptOms the value OF your treatment
can he more readily estimated. FOR years
lad been all icted with constant coIu IN
the head, ohstructlng my breathing 80 as 10
neceRsItate me to keep my mouth open ou-
ring sleep; lRtterly the discharges Decane
aOIiditied and impacted in my nose TO such
AN az tent that 1t required the greatest exer-
IJOn IN exDel them. Sometimes these nara
0ne1I INN p9 would get in my throat causing
Ine 10 hawk and Gcrape even by the hour 10
reIieVe myself. My breath was OitenSlVe;
INV memory became impaired. Dizziness
and light headineSs made their appearance
and OF late symptoms OF paralysis stepped
in and when l placed myself under your
care one side of my face was badly auec!eu
nv This dread disease. Ny general health
suffered alike, there was constant Tired
droVsy and debilitated feeling, with no en-
er0v t0 move or act; felt as tired on rising IN
the morning as d Id on going to my bed, my
Hnnetite was capricious and my dlspositlOn
Iu0rOso In that condition l placed mySelI
under your care, and am happy TO state tnat
nil those disagreeable and dangerous symI'-
toms have entirely left me, and once more
enjoy the benefits of good health.
BY giving this publicity you VIII Denent
others similarly affected and oollge me.
TOurS truly, JAMES SoNMERVILLE.
BroOEIille, Jefferson county.
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MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. %.

The State Temperance Convention
meet here this evening. Hon. +. y.
Knowlton was chosen temporary Presl-
dent. A letter from Hon. Woodbury.
Davis was read he was opposed to the
re-enactment OF constabulary act ana
In favor Of imprisonment for the sale
of liquor.
llHon. Nelson Dingley was chosen per
manent President of the Maine state
Temperance Convention. He delivered
n lengthy address in advocating the
views of the radical wing OF the tenn
perance party and urging the re.enact,
State, police laws.
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CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Jan. 27.

HARTFORD, Jan. 2.
The Democratic State Convention was
we'll attended. Il. NJ. Waller, of New
London, presided temporarily, and
made a strong speech in favor OF paying
the bonds in gold. Hon. J. G. Loomis.
of Bridgeport, was elected permanent
chairman. Resolutions were adopted
ignoring the Tammany platform.
Resolutions were also adopted in re-
spect to the memory of T. II. Seymour,
and speech was made by j. f. Bab-
cock in support of the latter resolution.
The old ticket was re.nominated.
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DELAWARE.
W1LM1NaroN, January q.

WILMINGIONI JaHuHIy <Is
The State Legislature has adopted a
joint resolution declaring the authority
of the State over the landing of ocean
telegraph cables on its shores, alleging
that the Atlantic coast of Delaware is
peculiarly favorable for the landing OF
the French cable, and appointing j. P.
Comeggs a commissioner to confer
with the company forming that enter
prise.
Notice was given in the House yes.
terday, ofa bill to annuI the charter of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timOrs Railroad Company.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
InNnnN- Iannarv q.

LONDON, January 27.
None of the 1irst-class passengers on
the Pereierie were seriously Injured by
the recent accident. Three of the crew
were killed, and the following second
class passengers: Mr.. Callaghan, n
Catholic priest; Mr.. Foulmer, a French
man; and Mr.. Fallkendberg, Ger
man, The Perierle encountered fear
full tempest when few days out from
Breast, in the course of which the heavy
seas broke over her, carrying away en-
tirely her forward deck cabin and In
licting other damage. She also sus-
tanned such injuries to her machinery
as compelled her TO put back to Havre
under sail.
Mr.. Earnest Jones, the we'll known
radical politician, died yesterday. He
had lust been informally chosen by
bv ballot, over Milner Gibson, lib
eral candidate, to succeed Mr.. Birley,
one of the present members of Parlia-
ment, from Manchester, in case the
latter should be unseated on a charge
of bribery.
The directors of the bank of Over
rend, Gurney ~ Co., have been held
for trial in bonds of 100000 each.
The London Times publishes rumor
that Senator Nye, of Nevada, will sue
ceed Mr.. Morris as American Minister
at Constantinople, in March next.
The Greek government will probably
give in its adhesion to the conclu-
sions OF the Conference of Paris, but 1t
is feared that its signature will be ac-
companied by reservations which can
only tend TO protract the difficulty with
Turkey.
MADRID, January 26.
The government has laid claim to
all the libraries, archeives and works
of art possessed by the churches as
property of the State. It was while
carrying out the orders of the govern
ment that the Governor of Burgos was
assassinated. This event caused intense
excitement and violent demonstrations
have been made by the people in this
city!against the Papal Nuncio, and the
government has withdrawn its official
recognition of his diplomatic powers.
Tho Dean and Chapter OF the Cathe-
dral of Burgos have been arrested and
imprisoned. -
rs IRELAND.
DUBLIN, January, q.
A meeting of Influential citizens was
held here last night, at which, resolu-
tions were adopted urging the Govern.
ment to pardon the Fenian convicts.
BRAZIL.
PARIS, January 81.
Rio Janeiro dates state that the Par
aguayan army still occupied the strong
hold OF Augustura.
FRANCE.
HAvRE, January 27.
The ship Alaska, with a cargo OF cot
ton from New Orleans, is on fire here,
and will probably be totally destroyed.
She is owned in Boston.
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BY TELEGHAPII.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, January 81.

WASHINGTON JaHUHTy -I'
C. Fl. Whittlesey, editor of the Rich
mond Journal, testified before the Re-
construction Committee to-day that he
opposed the plan of the Virginia COM
mittee OF nine for the restoration of that
State into the Union, and considered it
inexpedient at present to relieve the
judicial officers in Virginia from polit-
ical disabilities.
The Committee on Roads and Canals
heard witnesses to-day AS to whether
the bridges over the Ohio river are an
obstruction TO commerce.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, January 27.
General Sheridan is daily expected to
return from the plains. Nearly all the
will go on their reservations
set apart for them. The main body of
the troops will soon be Withdrawn from
the plains and will concentrate at Fort
Leavenworth for distribution to other
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s,.remrn,ct Mr. II. D. M0cOrgc. JmHsor of

Statement Of AIr. II. d. AfrGcOr9c, JH'Iitor Of
the House Of DelcgGt,S.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1865.
have visited DIR. I.ighthiIl Mt the McLure
Uuuse sud obtained his treatment for tho
cure OF Deafness and noises in the ears, with
whIch / have suffered for four years; and
Cnn saw that have been greatly benentted
by It's TEe, although l have applied II but
twice aud that the treatment Is perfectly
painless and calculated TO produce perma-
nant and beneficial results.
ii. d. Meg EoRGE,
hfOrpnntO,C7l, ~. TI.
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Mrs. MYRA CLARK GAINES has offer
cd to donate to Louisiana a whole block
in New Orleans lin which to erect a
State House, and will give another
block to the French Orphans Asylum.
This may be called block-aiding her
native city.
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. p.
Monongahela four feet and falling.
Weather clear; thermometer at $50.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %.
River falling. Weather cloudy and
looks like snow; thermometer at 4O0.
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A HAVANA letter from a we'll inform
ed Spaniard to the Journal Of Commerce
says that Spain will never regain her
power in the eastern department, and
that Cuba will be lost to her within
wear or eighteen months.
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THIS afternoon at 3 o'clock Is set in
the House for the consideration OF the
Jefferson county contested election case.
We understand Mr.. Wilson, who Is
lawyer, will himself defend his right to
IL seat. Mr.. Harrison's right will be
defended by counsel.
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THE Central Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted five hundred miles east of Sacra-
mento, within twenty-six miles of the
Humbolt Wells. The road Will prooa-
blv he finished before tho 18th of April.
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ALBANY. january q.

An underground railroad bill for
New York city was introduced in the
Senate to-day, and bill for the apoll-
ton of the death penalty, WAS introduce
ed In the Assembly.
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Workinsmen's Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. &c.

The State Workinqmen's Assembly
met here to-day. The annual report
shows them to be in n healthy con-
dition. The eight hour law IS TO ne one
Of the subjects of consideration.
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NEW JERSY.

TRENTON, January u.
The legislature in joint session to-
day, declared Stockton elected Oh!teu
states Senator, and elected Wm. Nc
Michael, State Treasurer.
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MARKETS nY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. January q.
CorroN-La1Ic better and more ac-
tive: sales 4,7OO bales at 2SAa29O for
middling uplands; closing quiet with
no buyers over inside prices.
FLoUR-CIosed dull and 5al0c lower.
N-Wheat-Quiet and slightly
in buyers favor, with limited export
demand for spring. Rye-Dun at 81 18
al so for western. Oats-Dull at 75c in
store, and 761Sc for western atioat. Corn
Quiet at 93a9514c for new mixed west
ern, and 81 O5a1 0S for old mixed west
ern in store and at1oat.
PRovIsIoNg-Pork- and low
ar at $50 rs regular for new mess. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Firm with moderate inquiry. Bacon
Quiet and firm. Lard-Dull and droop-
ing with no sales reported.
EGGs-Steady at 28a3oc.
DRY GOODS.
The demand was little more ami
mated towards the close of the market,
but is far from being active. Prices.
however, were quite hrm, and on
heavy brown sheetng OF the Atlenuc
mills make, there is an advance of nc
per yard, established by agents and
some iobbers, which is the only impOr-
tant alteration noticeable.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy and settled. and the
demand;is promptly met at 6a7 per cent.
STERLING-Steady at 1O91za10974.
GoLD-Without decided change;
closing firm; opened at 1861; fell to
1867; closed at 1361za1365S.
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Lower, but
closed steady, though quiet; coupons
"a, 1O0Iz za1O94s; do '65, 11O14a11O5s; do
new, 1O61<a1O651; do '67, lO8Na10S7s; do
'GS, iO9al091<; 1O-4Os, 108ISa10S13. The
demand for registered bonds continues,
and large amounts Of coupon bonds GO
daily to Washington for conversion.
The Railway market during the tore-
noon was generally weak. though ex.
ceptionally, Rock Island, Wabash and
Tndiana CentraI were strong and higher;
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LETTER FROM
capt STIAR T.. MILLER,

LETTER FSOm
CAPT. SII.AS +. MILLER
Proprietor Of The Burnett House Cincinnati
BURNErr HOUSE, February 9Th, 1867.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
II affords me great satisfaction TO be able
to testify to the success of DIR. Lighthill in
lhe treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense OF obligation to him. My hearing has
been impaired for a number OF years, at
iimes TO such an extent as to em6aTrRsS me
seriously. DIR. LIghthill. under wheSe care
placed myself has removed the dlftlculty
completely, aud restored me to perfect hear
Ing SILAS F. MILLER.
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AUGUSTA, GA, January 27.
Ex-Governor Pirkens died in Edge
lield, South Carolina, Wednesday.
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TIE city started of yesterday under
the new administration. Nearly every
body is satisfied with tho result OF the
election, including many who voted for
Stanley; and there is general restor-
alton OF confidence i'll the majesty OF the
law. Sergeant Conant has begun well
by making clean sweep of the old po-
lice. We trust he will appoint tho very
best men for the new police that the
nav will command.
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DYGESTIVEORGANS
Aud all arrangements OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM-
CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients nre hereby informed that alter
the first visit they can take the treatment
home and uHe IL until cured. Wlthont pam
or interruption To their usual vocation.
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have known MIR. James Sommerville.
from Brook Vile, J JefIersOu county, for many
wears and can testify to his ateinent Rs one
Of truth and veracity.
LEOPOLD HE'LL TROEER,
WhoIesdle Liquor Dealer on ILTnd Street.
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Gtre reQntell1qetrrer

SOME of our exchanges notify their
readers that the election of an u. S. Sen
atOr by the West Virginia Legislature
would take place yesterday. They were
slightly mistaken, though not very
greatly, having confounded tho caucus
with tho election. The action OF the
caucus settles the mattcr as eIectually
as it will be after the election takes
place. Having received the unanimous
vote of the Republicans in caucus, Gov
ernor foreman will doubtless receive
every one OF the sixty-one Republican
votes when it comes to the ballot next
Tuesday. Considering how sharply
tho elections of Senators Van Winkle
and Wiley were contested and that he
will be the first candidate for that posi-
to receive the unanimous support of
his party, Governor Boreman may we'll
feel fattered over yesterdays result.
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HOUsE OF DELEGATES.

"WEDNESDAY, January 27, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. r. A. Arthur, OF the
Mr.. PinneI1, from the Committee on
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Hoofland's German Bitters,
AND
HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC.

HUOFI.AND5 "EHHAN IUNIC.
PREPARED BY DR.. G N. III CRSON.:
"A, PA.
ThIrty-five years since they were first in
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity to a greater extent, than any
other remedies knO Vn to the public
These remedies will etfe ctually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DehiIity,T Chronic DIarrho..4,
Disease OF the Kid lneys, and AL DiSeIl-
ses arising from n DisOrdered Liver
stomach or InteEI tines.