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Symptoms Of Licer Complnim and of
some Of those Diseases produced 6v ii.
A sallow or yellow color of tho akin or vo,
lowish- brown spots on the face and other paris
of the body; dullness and drowsiness. some.
times headache; bitter or bad taste in the
teasing cough; unsteady appetite; sometimes
sour stomach. with raising of the food. a
bloated or full feeling about the stomach and
sides; aggrayating pains in the sides, back or
OF the boxels; piles, tiatulence, coldness Of
the eXtremities, &c. VI
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Vehicles to Hire.
Biscuit, Crackers, &c.

Biscuit, Crackers, &c.
SO BARRELS and boxes Fresh Crackers.
cO &C., just received and for sale low con
sisting as follows:
Ginger Schnapps, Ginger Cakes,
Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers,
Cream Biscuit, Cream Crackers,
Lemon Crackers, Egg Crackers,
And Boxes assorted Family Crackers
March JkTR AGNEW
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TOBACCO! TObaCCOW
70 BOXES COMMON TOBACCO, at low
4 " figures.
80 boxes Fair Chewing Tobacco.
boxes Extra Rock City Chewing Tobacco.
boxes Commonwealth Chewing Tobacco
lO boxes Rose Bud Chewing Tobacco.
July 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-15

To My Friends.
M ERCHANTs of South Carolina, I would
IV1- say to those who do not propose to visit
New York this spring to purchase their stock
OF GROCERIES, that will give my personal
attention to the careful selection and ship-
mcnt OF any orders with which they may favor
me; we have the choicest stock of WINES
and LIQUORS in this market and the largest
and most varied stock Of Groceries. which
VIII be sold at prices based ou the low price of
goid, and which defy competition. Very re-
sPec'fuily, &C., CHARLES II. GILES.
WITH
H. X. THURBER & CO..
Nos. 1l3 and 175 Chambers street. and 2o4
Z'6 and 298 Greenwich street, New York.
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Murray & Lanman's
Florida Water,

The most celebrated and
most delightful of all per
fumes, for use on the hand
kerchief. at the toilet. and
III the bath. ior sale h} all
Druggists and Pcrlumers.
Jan ~ 5mot
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BREAKFAST BACON,

> 00O POUNDS OF BACON STRIPS
and Breast Pieces,
casks Davis Sugar-Cured Hams,
% bbls.. half-bbls. and kegs Loaf Lard,
300 lbs. Mutton Hams. For sale by
Feb 70 EDWARD HOPE
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VIRGINIA..

From Lebanon, via Head of Mcclure
Creek, Sanders Mills, Calendar Pew.
theirs, Vie county, Holly Creek, and
Osborn's Gap, i'll the Cumberland noun.
tains, 10 Piketcn, Kentucky.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Parkersburg, via Valley Mills
TO Bull Creek.
WISCONSIN.
From Maiden Rock to BrookvilIe.
From Menotnonie, via New Haven.
Fleming, to'Erie Corners.
From Black River Falls. via Alma
Centre, to Eau Claire.
From Tomah to Black River Falls.
From Chippewa Falls. via Bloomcr,
Cooks Valley, AMI Eighteen Mile Greek
to Mennonite.
From "in"'comc to + ysippi
From SIlchoygan, via Hika and
Mann's Landing, to Manitowoc.
From Weyauwega 10 Blldwin's Mills
IDAHO TERRITORY.
From Boise City, via Middletown.
keeney's Ferry, FL Dorado City, and
CIark,villc, to Baker City, in Oregon.
From Maggie Greek, in Ncvada. via
Silver City, to Boise City.
From LewiStown to Elk CITY.
From Placerville, via Warren's Camp.
to Florence.
From Spokane Bridge to Lewiston.
From Florence TO Washington.
From Silver City to Orc.
From WalIa- Walla, in WASHINGTON
Territory, Via Lewiston, to Helena, Mon
tana.
From Florence to Warren's Dggins.
From Rocky Bar to Atlanta.
From Boise City, via Lacsburg. Sal
mon City. to Bannock City. Montana.
MONTANA TERRITORY.
From Ralcrs5urg to Willow Creek.
From Helena, via CoPperopoli>, to
Merscheli.
From jefferson Bridge to Silver Star.
From Virginia City, via Twin Bridges.
Rochester, Silver Star German Gulch,
and French Gulch, TO Deer lodge City.
From MlaSUula Mill. to Frcmchtown.
From Stormsvilc To ln-Poh
COLORADO TERRITORY.
From Denver, viz Mount Vernon.
llayward'S Ranch, To.lgue, idaho.
Empire, To Georg";own
From Denver, via Little'> Mills. kry-
stone, Bear Canon, Glen Grove. to Col
urado City.
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Ask your Grocer for Hanover Crackers.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. III. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents

Late agent oil l. D Pateit once, Washington CIndc
the act OF Isl.
20 Htate street. opposite hilby StTt It. Boston
After an extensive practice o upwards of t-v.rt,
years continues u secure patents H. The Tn;ta
d!-o tIFtai Britain France and Ot1 .r tr,,g,,
ultN- CSNtatS, Specifications. bonds l>irr,r,,,,t.
an paper OF drawings Tor patents executed ON ~
'erh-S: am Win despatch. Researches ru1r ~,
American or foreign works. deie mine ;L. 4, -,
unliV Of patents OF lnventiCps-aud .--i, ,- u.
LiNce rendered in all matters tog him he IN,
OF the caii'ls of any patent furnished by remffin
Assignments recorded al WIshirrt,,I -
1ESTIM
81 regard Mr.. Eddy a. Jrc ~ the r,,st .,,.., o..
anu capable practitioners with whom have ma an
aiIhteFcourse. CHAS. MASON ~
,,r,.-....,-.,., Commissioner OF Patents
II nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors maj
cannot employ person more Competent and ,riisi
worthy anu more capable OF putting their applicafi,
III form 10 secure tor them an early and f,v,,aG r.
consideration at the patent Office ' "-''
EDMUND Blu Rk E Late Commissioner ot p,,.,,-
=, MT H. IL EDDY has made for Is an,jliCafinIs -,
an b:tOne OF which patents have been Granfrd H.,
that Is now pending Such unms takea bic I,rEf t
talent ana ability on his part leads me to reconn,efJ
ali inventors 70 apply TO him TO procure their nnt,
as tneN may D. sure OF having the most faithf NJ
ton bestowed on their cases, and at very r.asarlT
nn r a,,h, r,o,,. a., -, JOHN TAGGAkr.
large practice. made on twice rejected
10 appeals, every one OF which was decided in bi
by the commission of patents, n u In IayoI'
Boston, Jan. ], ls70.-ly, NDi.
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Coz res.
An Act r, lulating the reports of nationa
ianking ,%OclaI1ons.
Ra il enacted by the Senate and IOus
of Representatives of he United State
of America in Congress aS embed, Tina
in lieu Of I'LL reports required by section
thirty-four of the natioua currency act
every association shall make to tn,
Comptroller of the Currency not les
than five reports during each and every
year, according to the form which NAV
he prescribed by him, verified by oath OF
affirmation OF the president or cashier OF
such association, and attested by the sig
nature of at lcts; three of the directors :;
which report shalt exhibit, in detail and
under api ropriatc head, the resources
and liabilities f the ass citation at the
close of business on any past day TO be
by him sprci.i Il, Il d shall transmit such
report To the Comptroller within five
days after the receipt of request or
requi~ition therefor from him and the
report OF each association above required
in the same form in which it is made to
the Comptroller, shall be published in I,
newspaper published in the place where
such association is established, Or il
there DC no newspaper i'll tie place, then
lii thc one published nearest thereto in
the same county, at the expense of the
aSso ia'ion; and such proof of publica-
ton shall be Furnished as may be re-
CURED by the Comptroller. And the
Comptroller shall have power to call for
special reports from any particular as
socailon whenever in his judgment the
same shall be necessary in order to a full
and complete knowledge of its condition.
Any ass, citation failing to make and
transmit any such report shall be subject
to penalty of one hundred dollars for
each day after five days that such bank
shall delay to make and transmit arv
report as aforesaid; and in case any As
SoclatI"n SHAH DELAY ur refuse to pay the
pcna. ' herein imposed when the same
shall he assessed by the Comptroller of
thc turi ,nry. the amount of such pcnaltv
may nc r"taimau bv the Treasurer of the
lrl'ed N:a.->. upon the order Comp
tr"li"r al L.. Currency, out of the inter
est, - 10 ~ y, ONE due to the as.ucin-
ton, On ia" Oo"l- deposited with him to
secure "lf"oIa Icn; and al sums of mo-
ne collected Tor penalties under this sec
non Ian u ,ol! M tie treasury of the
trit,.l Strtc-.
SIC Al .,. % lurther enacted. thai
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DEATH To PIN WORMS

Eminent phy-ioians say that nor. sickness anon,
cmlir'n results from rinWo m thln from .nv other
cause. safe AID If ct,,i remedy Tor thcs. troub
some AID "ftel dangerous pet is found in DIR.
""I Ids IIN-WuRT sYEJP. Cur. for adul and
CHI dTen war 7n'ed witho. injury health Tree =,
cent? GEO. {. GOODWIN 4 co, Boston. and all
dluSsist- tipr ~
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A E r AN
BUTTON HOLE, OVER SCANNING
SEWING MACHINE Combined

The only Sewing Machine that can work Ru,t,
Holes Eyolet-Fol r. EmbrO der tn ed of Fo-
brcs. Over-s aiming, by hand. Hem Ell rord
Tuck, Bind Gather, AID : all that any seyring
Machine do and several kinds none other can Csil
and SEQ it. MRS. o. G. HALL, Agent
Railroad street, St. Johpsburv W..
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Farm for Sale.
a GOOD CHANCE,

FOR ANY ONE or OF 1HrsINESs,
he zuhscrh,r will ell h'- house II,,ru Nvcuu
Also shop. stock. Fixture. and viii OF hi p
hoI-'ery Esti ! mcnt. ANY w.s.Ing 20 luy h.
IL nor acquainted with TIN work. / will top With
them iwh |" and teach tn the business. This ,st.i-
II-hm'n has q E'oi Who'll ale and ret il tr.!,
/ which Is cun-tin'lv in cr. sin.
Reason tor wi-hin: I" s,l-iu health.
! I CASINO
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WOOD ! WOOD

J.; T. opDI'l Ky vii! deliver Iniuci SLAB IVOsB
of II kinds. Wv J'.''I'-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-02-04

along the Yellow Medicine river in town
] ship number one hundred and fourteen
range tOrty-one, of the fifth principa
, meridian.
From New Ulm, via Leavenwortb, tc
Lake Shctek.
From Mankato, via Sterling, to Ma.
} pleton.
NEBRASKA.
From Nebraska City. via Rich's Ford
Helena, Bryson and Hooker, TO Beat.
rice.
MISSOURI.
From Ii Plata to S'icklervile.
From Edna, via Mill port. Sand Hill
GreenSburg, and Pleasant retreat, tc
Memphis.
From Fredericksburg, via New Prov.
ldence, OShcna, TO Linn.
From New Madrid, via Mount Pleas
ant, cavervlllc, and CIarkton, to Ken
nett.
From Bigeiow to Maryvile
From king City via Mount Pleasant.
-Alanthus; and Isadore, to Plattcyillc,
Iowa.
From Herman, via Drake, Owcnsvilla,
Canaan, and High Grove, to Rolio
From Carro!i;on, via Shootman Ridge.
Bridge Creek, and Bedford. to Laclede.
From HarriSonville. via Everett, West
Point, and Blooming Grove, to Mound
City.
From Harrisonville to Blooming Grove,
in Kansas.
From Versailles to Tuckervile
From Bigelow. via North Point. and
Graham, TO MaryviIIc
NEW JERSEY
From Elw0od to Butsto.
NEVADA.
From Co'icz to GraveIy Ford.
From Nad-worth, Via Saltwater to
Ellsworth.
From Argcnta to Austin
From ftko, viz Hamilton, and ESQ
70, to Sherman.
From Twin River, via Silver Peak. +,
Palmetto.
From Palmetto TO a point iniersecting
the Aurora and Silver Peak route in
Fish Lake valley.
From Austen to Hamilton.
From NadSworth, via Fort Churchill.
to the Pine Grove.
From Hamilton, via Troy, to Grant
District
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From Newport, VIA MI! Village. and
Eat LempStyr, 10 Washington
NEW YORK.
From Schenectady, VIA Rvnex Cor
ncr>.to MariaNiile.
From Bristol Centre 10 south Bristol.
From Milford to Cherry Valley.
From C"l'nn T. South Gotten.
From C,ntrcviilr 10 Pike.
From Bitd-,'l! 10 Whitucv'S Crossing.
From Angelica to West Almond.
From W">i Almond to Alm,nl.
From North A. ond +" Airport.
From t.,n TO New Hubs II.
From belmont TO Phillips Greek.
From llpr-rh"ad~ t. >uIllvanSviile.
From lIor>chcd> to Br,c>port.
I,,op nnJ\r,, Arr.,, .ar,>. .''."''''-'
NORTH CtROLlNA.
From Pollorkyi.lc, VIA P,lo Alto. 70
Swau-b.ro.
From Wadr-Loro. VIA Deep Creek. /
-, IN - W,I .,'rn ''''' T. anu 'I'-
,.r,,, II = .,,r,, ~, D.o.,.,.I,r.,
Kendall. tnnvanI and C,nIL... MI
- W.I...h,rn ~ '''''' -'''''
Er..,n {y,.l.-r,,,., >t.rc,r
i,rn;,, Irny ~ i ,.,i,k,. Nil.
From M-,,tr II,l :. H,-;nJ,I.
From .yaync,y.lle to Clifton in Ten
oc.see.
OHIO
r ,''' l l'.I,.' ~ ~ / ~ ~ n'''3.
,,;II 1,'' E ' w., l "a | i,2!''''n ',Ir''
r; -,.', '.''' "'''''''''' ~ ii''
l.. ). .,,;...;r,
1,.
From Grccnaa>tle to II ,yal.;on.
From Ian a>''r to Outviiie.
Frola i"yc:ly /. Moscow Mills.
From !..rndhcad. ,ia Belle Centre .
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An ac' I" c-;nh.i-h certain post roads
lie IL cna'tc.l by the Senate and Iiuu-,
oil Representatives, Of ill.,. United State.
OF Am rir;I ia Congress- assembled. That
thu following be-, and the same are hereby.
established posi- roads:
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= L 4 II I n G :.
DISTANCES FROM ST. JoHNseURY.

h above g.. nnt d" the oxa": distance. "a Great
deal depend ne tat. f ia odd Hu. t.. qua
Ity Of
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lliI< 1,AfEDONIAN
lOFFi,7AL.
LAWS OF THE L. >.

Passed at the Second Session of he bortieth
Coz res.
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fOR SALE

FOR SALE,
The r''l c-t,tc tormr I. occupied I'D n,,v o-l,G hy
he uh. rihr. -tUt,i in o." y.Il .,' Of / i:rfl,.
dwcliin- Use, two st'r- in Iou' u,.y.. Yep, -..
AZ" Eo d CIV hyr-" htu vi % r.auIu. W. . near
It ami o"" ne" -" l'nt For fUrrn pr-ticulir- en-
llrr 81 ''lp.;''l ''ElIpl;l. Last Iiurk. o. # III
-un7'. .r... =. l. 1T TI'N, ia.rton Ltrd.u.. Vt.
Farm for Sale
IL" Sh c-i! uov of r. fr al the Earn. h,Io ling
10 til" - At OF II. L. Iyl r Lti, Egrk, said ttu
Ii 2 mil" north o. Bu kr II Il ". ard runtrin- rvo
hHurr i md i'fy o' good lad IN good STAT o.;
cultivation over - tons u Hay Il wear. ,i. %.
the Ice d'iry farms .cI ~ heavy tiuI,r amt
vi ! Il -" cha c. fl sugar. vii lr sod ,,r.
ci.,.ir, To- thu Win to K. ops and Eumiu. tools
II d"-i Cd part Of the p.ch,-,. r.nl.iiu ON Mort
gaze.
\ !drcs- JOHN 4 TYLER AirIin,.,-,r.r
i'Urk Vt so,
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ALABAMA.

|
thu following hr. and the same are hereby.
established posi- roads:
ALABAMA.
From Grecnvi.le, via TtlIuka. Cook,
Store, RurIc.'@r, New Providence. and
Hall vile, l. Troy.
From NJ r11om,ry, via Falknrrs.
Sharr>Ni'l Slra,a, AtguS, and Salsoda.
to Ru.lrdLc
From De.n' po'is t. Eutaw.
From S'otr-boro To Cnttuvillc.
trcm ; 'o;i>boro 70 salem, in the State
of T.nn,-<cy.
From Yellow Greek. via Quincy. in
Miss sipi.i, and Okal4me, via Red Land.
10 Scrrgprt.
From EuiAla, VIA White Pond. Chop
ton and Skiprcrvi'le, to Ozark.
ARKANSAS.
From Galewood to Elm Store
CALIFORNIA.
From San Luis Obispo, via RosaviIie.
Cay ucaS, and Moro, to San Simeon.
From DOwnievillr, via Eureka and
Port Wine, to Laportc.
From Santa Cruz to FELTON,.
From san Juan to New Idria.
From Iutlumuc City, via McSwain'>
i Lr,'y' d. creek anu N"rlpoSa to Mil
>,,>
=, -
v;Ia ,"' G 1,.rm''',' WI. rrfenHllle' I"ir'
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From GaIew uod to Elm Store.
CALIFORNIA.

f'ror" Norwich, VIA Grecnvillc, Tafl's
NIt'ag', Ortum al. i Eagl,villc, to IIano-
Yer.
From Nt;'odt ri, via North Stamford
and High Ridge, to Pound Ridge, New
i urk
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From Nebraska City, via Rich's Ford,
Helena, Bryson and Hooker, TO Beat
rice.
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From Flumgravy, via plummer'>
Landing and Pine Grove, to Upper Ty,
cart.
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DELAWARE
ILLINOIS.

From Sterling TO Yorktown.
From Nlnnrbngo Depot to Fountain
DIAL.
From 'ormargo, via Miler's store. to
Cherry Point Civ.
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OREGON

As-'-NAD L ~ -A.Ni-A-
From TowmviIIc, via Troy Centre,
to Plum.
From Brady'S B,nn. via Baldwin-,
North HOPE, and Hooker, to Browning
ton.
From sam, Mary's to KcrScv.
From brakes Mills, via Cumming,
Corners ard Drakctown, to AIcLanc.
From Weller>bure. via Souhampt. IN
Mills, Mount Healthy, New Baltimore.
New Brcna VISTA, to SlcIl-b lrg.
From Ls~burg, via London, to Wolf
Creek
From Parker Station to Curlsvile.
From Sh,ne's Landing TO CustardS.
From Mc>hoppen, via kci>crylI'c. to
Linn.
From YORK Sulphur Springs to Lari
mer.
From TIlusviiie to Morris, Corners.
From Leyi~burg, via Kelley Point, to
Buffalo Gross Road>
RHODE ISLAND.
From Crosses Mill II Carolina Mills.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From Fair utf, in y rth Carolina,
:" Cnnw vhorn. in ) ,uth Carolina.
From Georgetown to CunwayLo o.
From Lexington to Pine Ridge.
TENNESSEE.
From Bells Station, via CaaevIle and
friendship, to Dyer>burg.
From Atlamount to Tracy City.
From Gorman's Depot, via Newport,
10 ParrUtsvilla
VERMONT.
From West B.ldgwater to Plymouth
From West Burke t. West Charles
tn.
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AT
CONE &c BUTTONS.
LOOK IT OUR PRICES.

Dirstous Celobsated Hand Saws, No.
and = 20 inch, $500
Disst0u's y inch Rip Saw, 2B
Maydoles Hammers, 100
Porcelain Door kn0ha per dozen, 6.35
Mineral 90. IA, L75
Moriis Iatehes. IG0tol.S5
Moftis Locke, good, $50
PArker's Blind Fasteuiugs SIS
2 iheh ANle Pulley, 10
stgbbs Taper saw Flee =. inch, i6
do 10 90 do. do. Is
jennings Anger Bits, t-i6, - ets., SIG, 90 ciE,
1910 55c the other eizss 10 same ratio
Cheek Back Barn Door ll1li6rs iueh, 45 eta,
inch " c.s,, inch, 80 cts., inch, 400.
Tfack etc. per faot.
American arrrw Co Screws, / inch, No. ., ls
cts, No 6, D eta, No 7, y cts, per
gross, / inch. NO a. ~ cts. No. 9, 70 etc.
No 10, 30 cts., per gross; inch, No. >, 81
cts, No. 10 ~ eta, M. ~, - cts, per
Froes; ! inch, 80. 10, y cts No. IT, ~
eta, No. ~, IS eta pef gross All the 9th.
- sl1es ia Same ratio. Carriage Bolts A.
cheap a. the scress.
Loasc Joiat Baits. Cast, a by "a, " eta, per
dozen. SAB, sl.25. per dozen Gsrss. sboa,
Per dozen.
Loose Joint Bufts, Wrought a b. ~ Sis. 3H3,
SIS, siK3l $50 lEl, g 81 per dozen.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
Nv 1gs Aasu., iseA, i3

AgloS ne g. san yssf silsusipa y my rEF.E,
ayssx 81 uoAeoUxK ErFsaer BucHv The
eqaipoasnt parts arr. iiashs. Lees Isst. culshs,
Jauspef refuss
Moae ~ preparstlan nBehu, in vArun 3ua-
ipsr bsriies b disiiiiAtion. % ioru aae Eia.
Cul,sbs extracted - displacement ufth spiuts
ot,aiaea from JanipeE Beuiss very Hisie sugar
s used and small proportion u spirit Il 10
more pai1tAhle than any poe Ia use.
nuehu a. prepared By Drusgisis, l. = DARK
coilr his plant that ou,ils iss fragrance, NE
action q lame destroys this tits active rrinei-
plsl, lea,iag DARK Aad glusinous docaetioa.
Mine i ihs coIaf q ingredients The Busha Ia
my preparation predoainAtosr The smallest
quantity q ihe other ingredients are added, b
trcvtut icrmeu alton; upou Inspection il wii be
found mot to 10 a Tipctutv A. made Ia fhArmA.
cop,sA nor is Il syrup aud theref irr can b
used IN cases sliere feAer or inflammation exist
III this yoa have tho kuowledge Of the iugfed.
ieals soa lhe mode q preparation.
Hoping that you v,l favor Ii With tial add
that upon inspection Il viii meet with yoar ~.
probation,
VITA fe,ling Of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
H.T. HELMBoLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of 70 Years Experience
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CARRIERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
pfsf.FntH Me-.

atss f2al ftsfnH 2 aaE aflg laagAt. Aut
bsaa kespefs as asda GsntA Aanual hsse4aA
VI. saHs a8facs ihe lsfk at fQiatsF soma ~
l.feaiss. X. d IAAILLs, A ~. Pfiugpss
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AGLNIs WANTED FOR
liI|y[lLITE!IIIIll

New Book Of the greatest interest and I'M
poTtanue Written from high moral and physi.
illogical standpoint, by an ointment physician ana
medical professor, il shows how Satan Is working
out his subtle ana dangerous designs through
our most sacred domestic and social relations,
pufc.mindad but oui-spuken and aggressive the
author handles the delicate subject treated Of
without gloves, but IN such manner as not 70
minister 10 prunont curiosity. The Physical
regeneration u the race II = subject justly en-
letting tqe interest and sympathy Of all true PHI
4ntbtaprts, ard this book. II Is believed, viii
contribute 60 that end just in proportion as il has
reaicfs A circular sent free containing fun
description and synoaris Of the work with liberal
extracts. q II VENT Publisher; College
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Helmbold's Extract of BuChu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract of Buchr

Helmbolds Fluid Extract of Buchu
In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing
10 male or female, from wliAtever cause odgnat-
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pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in action,
and more strengthening than any Of the prspar-
atoms Of Bark OF Iron.
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constitutions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack Of the above diseases, II Is
certain 10 Ansoi the bodily health and mental
powers.
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uretie. HRLMB0LDB EXTRACT BUCHU lie
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