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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-31
That Precious Old Story.
BY REV. THOMAS L. POULSON.

This is the precious story,
OF Jesus and his love,
That, in the years of childhood,
First drew our thoughts to God.
This is the same old story,
That. in the days of yore,
Our mothers sang so sweetly,
With all its priceless store.
Our fathers told the story,
And we will sound its glory,
From ages old and hoary,
Till we shall meet above.
This is the old, old story,
So wonderful and true,
That satisfied our longings,
With love, both old and new;
And now we sing its praises,
In scenes of worldly mirth,
That all may know the story,
Amid the homes of earth. Clio.
And when, in realms of glory,
Our voices we shall raise,
To sing the wondrous story
OF Christ's eternal praise,
Fen then shall we remember,
How, in the paths of sin,
1t cheered our weary spirits
BY melody within. Clio.
Then, in the blissful mansions,
With voice and harp made knew,
We all shall join in singing
The song that each shall know,
OF Jesus Christ's redemption,
Through faith in His blest name
The theme of earthly story,
Up there shall be the same. Clio.
TnESCIUUIV rnUrDT.
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Notice to Creditors,

This is give notice, that the subscriher. of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters TeStam"nry the personal estate Of
RICHARD GRAY.
late of said county. deceased All persons having claim.
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On before the 18th day of December. ISL:
they may otherwise by law. he excluded from all henc
of said All persons indebted said
requested To- make immediate payment To the subscri
her Given under my hand this Eth day of December
1870. THEODORE j. NANNEMAN,
Executor Of Ri'.har,i Gray, deed.
Trst-RErBES y. lamar, Register.
,1,rI
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TRESSILIAN COURT;
OR,
The BarOnet's Son.
BIZ MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,

AUTHOR OF "TuE DOUBLE LIFE" 1.-THE
BAILIFF's SCHEME" 1.-THE sUNDERED
HEARTS," "THE LADY OF Kill
DARE" ga LIFE AT STAKE"
'THE HOUSE OF Sc
CRETs,' ETC, ETC.
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NOTICES., &C.
NOTICE..
ORPHANS, COURT,

Persons indebted to WM FR!sT 4 Bro, and to me, al
Trustee, nl' payment by Jan. ls 1871, shall
collect according law. T. j. YANNEMAN.
Il. l>1O-3w
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TESTIMONIALS.

The following are selected from the thou
sands oftestiIllunial OF similar character, as
pxurpssjng the reason for the preference for
GROVER BAKER Machines over all Others for
family use:
witness to the excellence of the Grover & Bak-
or sewing Machine. have had one IN my
family for some two years; and from what l
know of its workings, and from the testimony
Of many of my friends who use the same, l
can hardly see how anything conld be more
complete or give better satisfaction. -urs.
General Grant.
The Grover & Baker Machine far
excels any other machine for dress making
more beautiful and durable than any other
stitch that know of The machine is SO SIM
pie in its combination of parts and its practl-
cal operation that 1t Is very difficult to get II
out Of order, and any operative can manage
it. IT is the only machine that has yet sue
ceeded in embroidery. Mrs. NJ F. III. Allen,
Is Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Il havch in constant use IN my
family for the past ten years Grover Baker
Sewing Mach inc, and have made IN 1t the
clothing OF my children. besides doing the
general sewing Of II household. Its simplicity
and durability. and the beautiful, strong elias
tic stitch, which never breaks i'll washing. and
sta nds until the material itself is worn out
besides the large range Of embroidery. place IL
far ahead of any other machine for general
household work. 'llrs. j. Ward 269 Ontario st
after having the Grover & Baker
and the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machines
fairly tested. by two of the best operators in
the country, in my honse. | have concluded to
buy the Grover 4 Baker: it proving. in mine
for gene al family use."-Jomes Armor near
Whining on, bef ,.,.,
cr & Ea<er Machine. and 1T has been in con-
slant. almost daily use ever since, and never
| for an IA ,ur out OF repair. 1t has done all the
work for a., larGG "miy besides rs nI S
neighborS, and all the sewing for six brides.--
one Of my sisters had n Wheeler & Wilson Ma
| chine bit she "A! ways brought the parts Of her
[
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Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and lnstrlc
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

\ supplement containing numerous ft1l HiI-
rh patterns vi useful articles accompanics the
paper every fortnjght, and occasionally an
elegant 90! or"d Fashion Plate.
iIARrERS BAZAl. contains Is folio pages Of
the size OF Harpers WEEKLY, printed on SIT
porfInc Ca!cndercd paper, and is published
weekly.
: ~& 81 + rfaicH Nottcespf tae PRISE.
HARPERS BAZAAR contains, besides pictures,
patterns, etc. variety Of matter of especial
use and interest I, the family; articles on
Health, dress, and housekeeping in all It's
branches: lis editorial matter i. specially
adapted to the circle il is Intended To interest
and instruct; and it has besides. good stories
and literary matter Of merit. II Is not sur
prising that the journal, with such features
has achieved in a short time AN immense sue
cess; for something of its kind was desired in
thousands of families, and its publishers have
filled the demand. The young lady who buys
a single number of HARPERs BAZAAR Is made
1. subscriber for liie.~.Nctr York Ereniag Post
The BAZAAR is excellent. Like all the peri
oiic.lls which the Harpers publish. IL Is almost
ideally well edited, and the class of readers for
whom il is intended-the mothers and aaugh-
ters Of average tamilies-can not but profit by
its good sense and good taste. which, We have
no doubt are to-day making very many homes
happier than they may have been before the
women began taking lessons in personal and
household and social management from this
good natured meutor.-Ihc Nation.
1t has the merit of being sensible, of convey
ing instruction, OF giving excellent patterns in
every department, and of being well stocked
with good reading mattcr.- WatchD,a'. and Re-
Hector.
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Original N office.

II. s. Duffield, Plaintitf, Circuit Court Of &C.
against dar county. Iowa.
Clarissa Chamberlain, fFcbruars Term l>1e.
samuel Chamberlain,
and w. a. Robertson.
flND W. 4. Robertson. Defendant:
You are hereby notified
that there is file in the office of the Ceri. of
the Circuit Court, in and for the county nt Ce-
dar III the State OF Iowa, Il petition OF IL :,
Dutfield plaintiff, claiming of you the sum
of one hundred and thirty-four aud 62la- LOO
dollars for work and labor done and pcrforIn-
cd between the 81 day of August A. ID. 1865 and
the 18th day Of October A. y. 1863, III and abnu;
the erection and construction of a dwelling
house AMI granary. OH the northeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter Of section seventeen
% of township eighty 800, north of range one
ID, west of the 9Th Z. NJ; also claiming of you
n mechanics lien on the buildings and prem
ises above described But no personal claim
is made against you the said W. 4. Robertson.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
day Of the next term OF said Court tobe begun
and held ut Upton in said county. on the l4tll
day Of February 1870. default will be entered
against Won and judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the prayer of said petition
I'VE TT BISSELL & STARR, Att'ys for PlfFs
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SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1870.
Tn,sy,,c.

HARpER's BAzAg, one year 81 90
Ancxtra copy Of either the Magazine, Week
~, or BAZAAR viii! be supplied gratis for every
club Olive subscribers at 81 each. In one re-
mittance; or, six copies for so. without extra
copy.
subscriptions to Harpers Magazine, Week
~, and Bazaar, to one address for one year, $40;
or. two of HarI er's periodicals. to one address
for one year, 81.
Back numbers an he supplied nj any time.
Vols. l. and II. OF HARPER's BAZAAR, for the
year S 1852, clet artly bound in green moroc-
co cloth, will be mt by express, freight pre-
paid, for 81 90
The postage on the BAzARis 90 cents a year
which mustb paid at the SUBSCRIBERS posi-
Office.
Address HARPER 4 BROS, New York.
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4 Rare and Blessed Spectacle in
California Twenty Years Ago.

In those days men would flock In
crowds to catch a glimpse of that rare
and blessed spectacle, u woman! Old
Inhabitants tell how, in a certain camp,
the news went abroad early b ithe NOR
ming that : woman was CONS. They
had seen calico dress hanging out ofa
wagon down at the camping ground
sign Of smigrants from over the great
plains. Everybody went down there.
and shout went up when an actual,
bona fide dress was discovered tlutter-
ing In the wind! The males en,igrant
was visible. The miners said: Fetch
her OUT" He said: 1T is my wife,
gentlemen-she is sick--we have Deem
robbed Of money, provision, and every
thing, by the Indians--we want to rest
Fetch her out! We've got 10 see hertz
That was the only reply. He fetched
her OUT" and they swung their hats and
set up three rousing cheers aud tiger
aud they crowded around and gaztd ut
her and touched her dress, and listened
to her voice with the look Of men who
listened to u memory rather than - pres,
ent reality; and then they collected
$500 in gold and gave it to the
man, and swung their hats again
and gave three more cheers and
went home satisfied. \ year or two
ago dined in San Francisco with the
family of a pioneer and talked to his
Aisughter, young lady whose first eXpe-
nience i'm San Francisco was an adven-
,ture, though she herself did not remem-
der it, as she was only two or three
years old ut the time. Her father said
that, after landing from the ship, they
were walking up the street, servant
leading the party, With the little girl III
her arms. And presently huge miner
bearded, belted, spurred and bthtlins
with deadly weapous-juat down from II
long mining campaign in the mount;
aims evidently, barred the way, stopped
the servant, and stood gazing with L
face all alive with qualification and ~.
Constituent. Then he said reverenty:
wen, u ~ aii' S"i'h' -hhu VIZ "
he enatched little leather sack out a
his pocket and said to the servant
There's hundred aud fifty dollars II
dust there, aud III give it to you TO lei
me kiss the child" That anecdote i:
true Blu, see how things change. Sit
ting ut that dinner table, listening tt
that auecdote, if had offered double tn,
money for the privilege of kissing thu
came child / would have BEEN refused
Seventeen added years bad far NOR
THAI doubled the price.
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Boys Out after Nightfall.

Ihave long been al observer, as / aln
u sympathizing lover of boys. like to
ses them happy. cheerful and gleesome.
I am not willing that they should be,
cheated out of their ri.htful heritage OF
youth-indeel, can harlty understand
how u high-toned, useful man can be
the ripened fruit of n boy whe Ira. not
enjoyed fair share Of the glad privilege
es due to youth But while T watch
with Il Jealous eye all right, and customs
which entrench upon the proper rights
boys, | am equally apprehenoive lest
parents, who are not forel hougA uul aud
have not hahtuated themselves to close
observation upon this subject, permit
their SOUS inaulgences which are almost
certain to result in their decentralization,
il not in their total ruin; and among the
habits which have observed rs tending
most surely to ruin. ! know Of none
more prominent thau that Of parents
permitting their Sous to be il, the streets
after niyhtfali. It is ruinous to their
acquire, under caver of the night ali
unhealthy and excited state Of mind
bad language and practices, rrInina
sentiments, u lawle,s and ri0tuus Lear
ing; indeed il is in the street after
nightfall that boys principally acquire
the education for the bad capacity o
becoming di>solutc, criminal nrn.
Parents should adopt most rlgId, IN
flexible iule, that never Will permit
son under any circumstances Mhaterc
to 20 into the street after nighttall viii
view of engaging in out ol-do"r sports
or of meeting other boys for social u
.ehanue occupation. \ rigid rule uftl,a
&ind. invariably adhered to, Will anoI
deaaen the lcsllu for such LanGeruu
practices. -s1Af
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Or inal Notice.

Francis Richards PIT } rcuit Court of
against Coda county, Iowa.
William Swindell, Def. Feb. Term, ls7o.
rIp William Swindcll, befendan'-Str: You
are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Ollie. al the Clerk of the Circuit
court. in and for the county of Cedar. III the
State OF Iowa. II petition OF Francis Richard :,
plaintiff. claiming Of YOU the sum OF three
hundred and spnrtnrr and SIC" dollars "S
money due said plaintiff ioi principal and ten
per cent interest Of the sun: OF enc htiii.ii:,i
and fifty dollars. borrowed hy YOU of saIi
plaintiff on the nth day of January. 1859, unoa
a prctel dnd assignment of certain lands III I,
certain iced described. copy of which S"if'
deed and pretended assignment j. to said pc
tition attached. to which NonArr referred, an
you are further notified hat a writ Of attach
mrnt against your property has been issued
by the Jerk of said Court to secure Sait claim
OF said plaintiff.
Now unless You appear to said petition ana
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
dav Of the next term of said Court. To he begun
and held at Upton. in said county. on tn" lith
day of February. 1870 Il default VIII be entered
against YOU and Judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the prayer of said petition.
iwJ2 BISSELL Il STARR, Attys for I'm.
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Original Notice.

against a@aaf ,o., lo"h,
YIU Junia A. Lewis. Defendant You are
before April /. $50. on file IN The Office Of the
Clerk OF the District Court " and for ne
ZION ~ Aionzo Lewis. plaintiff claiming dis
solution OF he bonds Of mat rirony heretofore
existing between you and plaintiff, on the
ground of your adultery.
Now unless you appear TO said petition and
defend thereto AT or before noon Of the second
day OF the next term OF said Court to be begun
and held ut Upton In said county, on the 9th
day OF June, is70, a default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thernon
In accordance with the prayer u said pelIno A.
PIAIT Il CARR, AttSs fprPIn.
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PRTCES.--A FAIR OFFER.

Send the retail price Washer sii. Extra Wringer o.
and will forward either both machines free of
freight To places where one Is selling and 70 sure
that they will be liked that to refund
the money If any wishes to return the machine
free of freight, after months trial, according to d.
rections. *5z64s#'+zs *'#st III #|@| f.
No husband. father or brother should permit the
drdgery Of washing with the hands, ffvtwo days IN
the year when Il can be done better, more expedi
tiOsly with less labor and injury to the garments
by Dcty Clothes Washer, and a Universal Wringer.
Canvs,ssers with exclusive right OF sale make mon
ey fast selling them. EeaY ..srssN .l..., 2,
Sold by dealers generally to whom liberal discounts
are made. h .9gn .rsa- ,11.. = k4#s=.r
r. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
37mG 80 Cortlandt St., New York.
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~ u. 40
fections which are m",. y.
aggravated by TIN. pre- 'cntc Of scIufulots m,,,.
have br'l RADICALLY cured IN such nusner.ns "
stanr} nit.5ry Set.l9ncH in the country, t.i.t ~
publ q not he1t to be informed here thu! nisia
no u 81 = n aper'n ana absolute remedy. IT,
~rG"ttHt poison l! one OF tho mot dcstrusGr,
cu "a" ~ ouf rae OAsl, thj ua3ccn and uncM
tel III o. ~ ?"lT;1li m naermine' Chg con stii,,iA
"ntt !E' u all'2ii< % eni22Dlias or 1T t3cas
hl tl- Lil, u pi1h't Oh II, pre- ic!i - in.sH
il .srs otc 4 mie ;tion through ,!t 4, Unly s4
III n % fsohi, flVo.:t5le occasion. rapidly d;ys
nrn "a9 o. otilcf oil l. M ECU i':n ci;A2t oaS
:urt.',:. ~ among IA, Ti@li. la the lntar, tuS
clr, ANY b. sud- Ally u,po&n1l il the flys,
h:ar,. fli.1'.r io;'l / - th2 liver. Thcs2l.
max ilt oitl loliIi IL - ol III: SI.Sd ioariY, A.,
ptrv tnlN,., httvi able. .,
1T II mi i 1kt 10 suppose th"tH, i,:,c n noeru
tul;. Tn : ioinls ~ ar'.m; ;m'nt my Deyr
osrur. aht yet the NNtl l'''2' OF tn h>1y i: som
du'rl by 1t .,lb.l' tirn y, as N I2ii:ll, to iush
the he Ma ami .'nort,i the anr2tiol OF III. HEs
conhpl Gro, ~ o, tlat Scfoiuili st:ictl h,reE
taly. II to- iii IL u. 5:1ht rom parent to cbiH
but i also rlS - IN person: bora of pur
blood. Low lyh'' lhui:1 tiol, loul air, iceItima
lr,'tS, I'm r'a'i'' -. ana tho ucpre ssin vices sn
orally. prptu:eh. W Sikly con 'thutlons where No,
fortified by IN; mo, con 'tat ana Judicious cara
ar" pr 'ui!A'!y iitplc 70 let the robust. also
who'h tnfbIl D!ood SW!ii' inc VEN with an appar
cnti, eNtib rant viE;ttN, are oitcn eontamiaatsl
and On the rJlu 70 rs con jc9ucn"e' Indeed no
elias or col'lttion can q fp:nu on Immunity from
it, ma feel IN >1naHh' 10 tils mooEtaAc Of al Gle,
tull remedy. T..
In -. i!it!ohy'S Fire. RIs" o. Erasipclas.
F." T'Hr', Sa!t Hhr"n; Scata Hs"d, Ring
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Ayers .Ague Cure,

For Fever and Asuc. Hntc rr.istcnt Fc'
YER. Chill Fever. Ise:nittcIEf Fever
Dumb A..u., Asrriosiic.si or Bili0ss
Fever. &c. and iss4k~<ti All the onec'
ti0ns which arise from raaiArsoHs,
sn.ar.h. Or s,,isssna.ssic pOisons.
4, it name implies, it docs CHrr. and docs not
fail. Cont aiming neither Arseuic Qunne. Iiisnri'h'
Inr, nor any other mineral OF poisonous substance
whatever it in nowisc injuries any patient. The
number AMI Importance Of it, cures in the aguc dl,
tris !. literally beyond account and we behcsr
without Il parallel in the history Of medicine Our
pride i, gratilicd by the acknowledgment we re-
cevc Of III, radical effected in obstinate cases.
and where other remedies had wholly failed
tnacrlinatcd persons, either resident u, IN o.
travelling through miasmatc localities will be pro-
t1ctcl by taking the IECE CURE daily.
For Lieer fompfnints. arising from torpsdity
of the Liver il is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity ,
Prepared by DIR. }. c. AVER Co, Practica!
and inalytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and soF'
al round the world.
PRICE, $i.OO PEE BOTTLE.
PRICE, S1.OO.
Sold by Mcnamara 4 Belts. ! Upton, ana
all druggists. MEOW!
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Ers- The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tives of the Grover x Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Exposition Universelle,
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great SUI
periority over all other Sewing Ma.
chimes.
ns-Anillus,ratcd pa VI phlei. containing price
lists, with sample. ofboi h the Grover n Baker
stitch and the Shuttle stitch in the various
fabrics. will be flu furnished on request.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

Beauty and Elasticity Of stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machin-
cry.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening of seams 10y hand and no
waste of thread.
Wide range of application without
change Of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and hrm-
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful anu
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
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Esg~ The Highest Premiums 1t all the
fairs and erhibitions Of the tnited States
and Europe, hare been ardTdcd the Gro
rcr d Baker .Sewiag Machines, and the
uork done by them, tchercrcr crhjbitcd IN
competition.
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II ar per s M q SuzII0'
contains from ffty one hundred per cent more
matter than any similar periodical issued III 'he
English language,
Critical Notices Of the Press. #s Il
The rnoa popular Monthly inthe world ~ New YORK
NJ must reserin terms Of enlosy 70 the hish tone
and varied exceiiences OF HAErER ~ -
c"nias-in whose pages are 10 be found some OF the
choicest light and general reading OF the day e
sneak of this work evidence Of the culture OF the
american people: and the popularity has acquired
merited Each number contains fully ~ Page 90 o,
woodcus and it combines In itself the racy monthly
and the more phosophica 9uartery pisn ns sreat
20 yer the dissemination OF love OF pnTs i.sra
tGre.-lTRrBSER's Guide 10 American A'eta'uie u
II is one of the wonders ofjournalsmthe editorisl
gangssn t., OF a.mrEh ,,ish are almost Ideally
well edited-tTh. Nation, n. ". .,,
account for It's Sg nee p@ "n ts,e
ing va riety Of pleasing and Instructive reading s
all lions Herald, Boston,
sUBsCRIPTIONS.-ls7o.
i Terms:
HARPER's MAGAZINE, one year, " w
RAzAR win be Supplied gratis for every club OF FIVE
g,.s ~ ts w.,S h f Extra copy
snbscriu. ion. to H.RpKR's M.GszIsE. w EEkLY,
and BazSR to one address for year so or. two OF
Harper's periodicals. address for one year
81 ". .'.~s& }s-... ..s..-F
Back numbers can be supplied at any time
A complete set of HARPER's MAGAzISE, now com.
prisiug 81 volumes, In neat cloth binding Will oe -
rer volume single volumes. by mail, POSTPAID ~
Cloth cases for binding j. cents. by mail postpaid
The postage on HARPEEs MAGAZINES - cents
wear. which afnsi b" paid al thr subscriber pos
oaice.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS. Ne" York.
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WHEN youn. lion reaches the age
of two years, he i, able 10 pull down Il
horse or an OK; and SO he confirms to
grow aud increase in strength till he
reaches his eighth year, when his al OBS
teeth and name are sperfrL and he
grows no more. For twenty Years after
Ie arrives at maturity his talollsr and
fangs show no signs or decay, hut~ after
that he grows feeble, his treth fail him,
and he grows cubbish Ite il no longer
q match for the tremendous buffalo, he
prowls around the cattle cnrrals, aud
slatclies lamb or IA kid. just Is he did
when he set out with hisparcuts. nearly
thirty years before. 4 woman or Il
child at night shares the same fate. His
strength and sight now decline more
Gnd more, till the mighty lion grow :
lean and NANCY, and crawls about from
place to place, eating any oiial he can
rick up, sssd des,sising hot even -, small
an animal. a. the field lnouss.and ile
starves and dies, or is fillet on l,y u few
cowardly hyeuas, or il discovered UNA
BILE to move beneath a tree, aud knock
ell on the head BY some wandering
Kaf1lr. 4.#
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,.
FOR PURIFYING THE B7oon ]
Inc reputation III;

-, ~ 'sptttatbl this Nv
c.eient mcdicina e ,;o w
y derived from i. e .Jvgs,
many il, Of which arc cor" az !,
truly marvellous cha =, =
acter. hveterate an "ar'
OF serofula, where @ ,ss
system seemed ul,e n.y.
given up TO corr,,'It;a.y
lave yi>hcd to I'M eva
pound OF anti-str,nocm,,a,,
virtues. Disorder AZ ;
scrofulous type. ana a =