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AUCTION.

OTIS China, Glassware, Queensware,
- and Lamp Goods from Baltimore aud
New York wholesale Auction Sales. Guar
antee to sell lower than any other house in
Baltimore. Give me call when you make
up your spring orders. Address
1863 Light ST. Wharf,
teo 3'Sms Baltimore.
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Wedding Presents !!

FANCY SOLID SILVER PIECES,
A ND Fine Silver, Plated Ware in Boxes.
~ suitable for Wedding Presents, for
sale at low prices.
WIN. MOORE.
Practical Watch Maker and Jeweler.
Westminster, Nd
n. B. Agent for Spencer's diamond
Pebble Speetaelss," best glass now IN use.
feb 3
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The Japanese Embassy was formally
presented to President Grant. Ad.
dresses of mutually friendly and con
gratulatory character we're exchanged
between the President and Iwakura.
chief of the Embassy.
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Garibaldi has accepted with thanks,
the honorary membership Of Section 80,
International Society" of New York
His letter Of acceptance is dated On.
prera, February 9th.
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DAMAsK LINENS, Wine Cloths.
~ Tea and Dinner Napkins, Diapers
Russia Crash, &C., &c., and at low rates, at
u. x. Gsrnands,
aug 81 Corner Main and Court SITS.
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The Democrats carried Syracuse, N,
Y. at the late municipal election.
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Small pox has made its appearance
st Glen Rock, Pa.
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a SMALL FAR M
AT PUBLIC SALE,

DY virtue Of a Power Of Attorney, the un-
Id dersigned will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, On
1hursday, tie IAN day Of March, 1872,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, all that valuable Tract of
Land containing
81 IA ACRES OF LAND,
more or less; the improvements A ~.
consist Of a comfortable LOG 1hISAG
ROUSE, good Barn, Chicken Mi.Is,L@4,-
House, Smoke House a Dairy -
There Is also an Orchard of choice APP
pies and other fruit There Is a nevrr-failing
Spring Of excellent water near the House.
About ten Acres are excellent TIMBER. The
balance is cleared, 10 a good state Of cutiva.
ton. This property adjoins lands NJ :. 7. G..
Brown, James y. PHrvis and others, and IL
convenient to Mills, Schools, Churches, and
Poet office, and within one mile OF the Balti-
more and Liberty Turnpike.
Term. Of Sale -0ne third cash on the day
Of sale; onC-,hird in si1 months, and the re.
naming one third in twelve months from the
day OF sale the credit payments to be secured
by the notes Of the purchaser with approved
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
when all the purchase money is paid a good
Deed free Of all Hens Of the heirs will be given.
Gr Possession gwen at once.
j. OLIVER wADLOw,
Attorney far the Heirs.
Also at the same time will be sold COWS,
Hive 81 Bees, Household Furniture, &c.
feb Ftss
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WASHINGTON AND PoINT LOOKOUT
RAILRoAD.-The Marlborough Gazens
OF the 18th ultimo has the following !:
The citizens Of Southern MARYLAND
may now congratul te themselves upon
the certainty Of having u railroad from
Washington to Point Lookout Its
great advantages have called the atten
tion Of capitalists TO its speedy build
ing, aud such men as Henry A. Smythe
the late collector of the port of New
York, now president of the New York
State Loan aud trust Company S. Il.
Suit, with his 81 900, 900 aud enlarged
public spirit; A. Il. Wilmart, vice
president aud manager Of the Home la
Suranee Company of New York, (capi
tai s4,O0O,UUO,) Duncan S Walker.
with other. in Washington aud New
York, have combined 10 the enterprise
The preliminary steps have all been
taken under the general act of incorpo
ration, aud the whole stock will be
taken, except such as may be desired by
those immediately interested 10 this
enterprlse.
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The Great Virginia Pigeon Roost.

Sportsmen are now having an excit
ing time in Buckingham county Va.
A correspondent, writing under date of
the 10th ultimo, describes the great
pigeon roost" on the old furnace lands
near Canton. He says:
The area Of the roost il four square
miles, aud to Que who never saw sight
Of the kind it is truly amazing. From
one hour of SUI until night the air is
darkened with countless thousands of the
birds flying from all directions (south
OF the river inward to the roost. There
is grandeur Undesirable 10 the
mornful sound of rushing wings as the
trackless armies, marshaled ia the
" viewless wind" come sweeping 10
their bivouac. But the evening sight
is not to be compared to that Of the
morning when the pigeons are leaving
the roost. Rising upward FROM the
bushes like columns of blue smoke, the
rays OF the morning sun paint then
with rainbow tints, aud canopy over
shadows the woods like the sulphurous
clouds above the battle field Wheeling
III great divisions iu the air, they d.
vide, each army to its leader aud the
heavens grow lighter as they disappear
to refill their eraws with acorns.
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|ehisi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-13
Vice Preaidenf C0lfaX

Retires from the Senate, accord
ing 10 usage, a few days before
the close OF the session. He Is
quite unreconciled to his detest
at Philadelpbia and speaks Of
the warfare made on him by certain
newspapermen there ss most uocalled
for and wicked. He declares that he
never spoke 50 unkind word Of but one
in the movement, and did not know he
had 8 single enemy among them except
the editor of the ST. Louis Democrat
Mr.. Colrax's friends say that he was
slaughtered because he refused 8 propo-
sition made months ago TO take the
field as q candidate against Grant
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New York Money Market.
NEW y oRK, June 70


The monotony in Wall street was
slightly relieved bv some wider fuctu-
atoms On the Stock Exchange, but IS
8 general thing business Was dull and
without any interesting feature. There
was no change 10 the monetary situa.
ton, aDd borrowers on call were accom-
modsted al 4 TO e per cent. The foreign
exchange market was weak early in the
day, when prime bankers long sterling
sold at 1922 and in some cases al q
fraction below this rate. There were
some bills OF the Canadian banks press.
ing on the market through second
hands, and these bills were supposed 70
have been borrowed. They we're finally
taken up, and afterwards none OF the
prime bankers were redrawing direct
at less than log; less LILO. The leading
banking firm to-day was taking com
mercisl bills al 100! TO 1929. In the
Gold Room the price Of gold declined
from ia. 10 ll3. and afterwards re-
covered to ll4t
MONEY-The market was easy al
496 per cent on call; prime business
paper passes al ! per cent, with exceP-
tons al 6G69 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Msrket
was weak in the morning aud quoted
al l094@l09s, but in the afternoon 8
steadier feeling prevailed and quotations
were ld9s@loos. The asking rates OF
bankers here have not been changed
and are still about per cent above the
rates for actual business.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was frner in old bonds and lower in
new issues; United States currency &c
NJ l14tGll4s
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Hw Ysrk Markse.

NV foKK. June II.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and
firm. We learn of sales Of 500
bbls It S, s50s Is TOR fuperfne
State $6 o5@7 Is for extra State
81 3097 IS for choice d9 81 80
O. IS for fancy. do; IS S@6 g
tor super6ne western; $6 1907 s.
for common to medium extrs
western; 81 40@s 80 for choice de
$S 30G9 IS for common to choice white
wheat western extra s. 00ES7 80 fol
common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; s. Ots9 80 for
trade brands; IS 609l0 80 for common
to fair extra St. Louis SO 35@l2 o.
for good to choice do. Southern foul
is steady. The sales are $50 bills.
III 81 S0G10 20 for common TO fair
extra and so 259l3 90 for good
TO choice do. Rye -four is unchanged.
The sales are 900 tbls at 81 5095 So
Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-The whest market is quiet
and firm: We quote ST 81 7lal "A tor
No. , spring in store; 81 75Gl II
for No. ] dp 81 9292 90 for winter
red western; 81 03a2 05 for amber
western; s. O0a2 IA for white DO.
TIE sales are 1900 bushels Of No.
, Milwaukee q, 81 75l. Rye Is
quie, and nominal st &C. Barley
il quiet and unchanged. Barley malt il
quiet. Corn is steady for ssil and
heavy and declining for steamer. The
sales are 10000 bushels, at goose
for steamer western mixed ahost, and
67@70c for sail do. Oats dull. The
sales are 1900 bushels at 50t@5lc
for western in store and ahost, and 81
654c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-The pork market is
steady; sales have been made OF 200
barrels at sl3 45@ls 50 for new ness
so IS for prime mess, and $l2 IS for
new prime mess. Beef quiet: the sales
are loo barrels at s. jO(99 81 for
plain mess and $40 00al2 90 for
extra do. Beef hams dull at $23 90
626 0O. Tierce beet is nominal at
sl4 00Gl! 90 for prime mess and
II 00Gl9 90 for India do. Cut meats
firm at 9l@llc for hams and 5tG5fc
for shoulders. Middles quiet Lard
is steady; the sales are go tierces st
S2993c for No. 70 prime steam and
9tc for kettle rendered
BUTTER-Market dull al 2i62Sc
for new.
CHEESE-Market is heavy al II
9l4lc for common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opened quiet
and steady; sales have been made Of
200 bales at csc for low middlings
and 26,c for middlng uplsnds.
HAY-Quiet and weak al $l3 50
for shipping and sl4 509l6 % for retail
lots.
PETROLEUM-Market ouie, aud
slightly in buyers favor at 1891
TOR crude and 23923tc for refined.
TALLOW-Is quiet the sales are
10000 pounds at 9l69 1-l6c stearine
is dull; the sales are 5000 pounds at 81
@l0lc.
WHISKY-Is dull; sales OF 50
barrels al SIC.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June -
COTTON-Quiet; miidlings ST 25.c
stock, 42:2 bales.
COFFEE-Firm.
FLOUR-Quier superfue al S. 5o'd
: OF family st S SOFAS 10.
GRAIN-Whest dull and inactive;
Red quoted ST 81 s5@l 90. Corn
steady al 52956c. Oats firm; sample
a, 4jc mixed at 40942c. Barley 81
S69nc.
HOGS-Receip. 1855; prices 81 Of
"a -.
OlL-Linseed firm at 93G95c.
PROVlSIONS-A shade hrmer
mess pork st sl2 25@l4S SO. Bulk meat:
shoulders q, 4s94fc clear sides 81 6sc
Bacon quiet; shoulders al Sc clear
sides re sugar cured hams at ll@
lac Lard firm ST si9s.c.
SUGARS-Stesdy.
TOBACC0-Active at good prices
wHISKY-Active Al S5c.
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Phil Rdelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. J IN

PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
FLOUR-Quiet superfne ST Sc 90
66 So extra q, s. 0097 25; Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family at s. 500
9 %; Ohio and Indiana do at s. SIG
10 or high grades al so 259ll 50.
GRAlN-Whest firmer red ST g To-
amber at E. l5@2 20. Rye is quoted
at 81 10. Corn Is rather quiet yellow
ST &c; mixed western at 66G67c. Oats
weak and declined; white al 52G52tc.
GROCERIES-Quiet snd unchanged
PROVISIONS-Stesdy. Mess pork
st sl4 O0Gl4 IS. Smoked hams 81
llGl2c bans in pickle al ll@lltc;
sailed shoulders al 595!c. Lard com.
msnds 9tG9tc.
PETROLEUM-Quie, crude at L.:
6I7ic refined AT %.
WHISKY-Lower at &c.
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MRcEELANEoUs.
GRAND CONCERT
CITY HALL.
PITTSBURGH, PA,
JULY 4. 1872.
$4,000 Worth of Property
GIVEN AWAY
300 Beautiful Building Lots
$780, 900 Worth Of Property
o Ak DAl e STATIC N
TICKETS. SI.OO.

Al conclusion Of the Concert, the Manager
viii distribute 500 BUILDING LOTS 10 the
ticket holders in The usual manner, bUl
HONESTLY AND fMPARTIALLY.
These lots belong 10 Mr.. ;. Giiiand. OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title TO the same =
undisputable, and being situated conven-
lent 10 the city, will make excellent and
pleasant homes for the workingrnen and
mechanic These lots are increasing in
value dRilv. A rich six.foot vein Of btu
ninous coal underlies this property. a
coal bank Is open and in working order
This hank, which gives full access 10 the
coal underneath. Will be given away, with
the lot on which II is situated. The coal,
vained nj IL cts per bushel, Is worth sl0,-
w. A neat frame cottage house j. also Sit
uated on this property, and with the out
buildings, will be given away with the lot
on which IL is built Oakdale is a well
known, thriving and prosperous town, and
n present contains an Academy, Female
College, Malt House, Postofice, Express Of
dee. and large mum Der OF hapdsome dwell
ing houses, and taken altogether. Is deSira-
Die place for industrious working men TO
CLUB PREMIUMs.-To the getter up ola
club ofthirty, q handsome silver watch Will
be given. To the getter up OF a club OF
twenty, i've tickets will Be given. To the
getter up OF club OF ten, two tickets will b-
given. To the getter Up OF club OF six, one
ticket will be given.
The following namei gentlemen. well
known and prominent citizens OF PItts-
burgh and Allegheny cities have permitted
US 10 refer TO them. They will vouch for
the honesty and integrity OF the enterprise:
Hon James Blsckmore, Mayor OF Pitts
burgh. and President Of the Mechanics
Savings Bank; Benjamin Singerly. State
Printer; Z. Munson Purcell, Editor and
Publisher of the WeellV Mirror, Allegheny
City. Pa Col. Samuel kilgore, County Tresi-
surer. As to title 10 said property. refer 10
h. 5. Floyd, Attorney al Law, ~ Grant
Street, Pittsburgh.
J. W. TAYLOR, Cashier City Bank, 10
FifIh Avenue, Treasurer
GEORGE II. SHANAFELT.
General Manager,
To whom all communications must be ad-
dressed. General Office, - Third Avenue,
Pittsburgh.
Persons RENTING money must send by
registered letter or p. v. Order.
II
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BALTIMORE. June

BALTIMORE. June L.
COTTON-Dull and nominal: low
middliues At 24ssc.
FLOUR-Good grades are firm low
grades are dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Whest is frmer; Pennsyl-
vanis st 81 9562 o. Corn, southern
white firm at soc; do yellow duh At
66c mixed western at 66G67c- Oats
dull western mixed at Soc. Rye quiet
bat firm,
PROVISIONS-Quist Ness pork
NJ $I3 50. Bulk mests, shoulders 81
Hose rib sides At etc clear rib sides
II 6tG6tc. Bacon, shoulders At $40
&C. rib sides ., 7i972G clear rib side
at hose. Sugar cured hams st l39
l32c. Lard Is firmer 81 oS9fc.
BUTTER-Western quiet choice At
l76A0c-
,THISKY-Nominal and quiet 1t
|aa0g2lc
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Binding Lots For sale.

OFFFR TIE FOLLOWING EFT HER
AZ wholesale or retail: Lots No. Y IN
-ausre 9; No. in Square $; the south hsil
1Sn'lain Sausrs 10: No. j in Square Il;
xa.5in square IL: No. 2 in Square 2g No. "
n, square Is No. IA in Square l.; No. , IN
S51are "a: No. Y il Square Is, and No. s. IN
D.visiol L. 49,.
Also, Lots No. ] in square 2C 40. 10 ~ ~
.-1ars g north half Of No. IA in Square lG
<s..in square :; No. Is in Square II; No. ]!
~ Sopare IL No. II IN Square 10; No. !! n
mare ls; No L In Square q, and No: 10 II
Scls-s 81. All situsted in the Subdivisions
.ffhs Caldwell estate. ,
,.,s Rial Estate Agent.
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AssIgnee's Sale.

>~OIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y The stock OF Fancy Goods and Toys
isionging 10 William Stevenson will
L. snld al public auction al his store on
Mar street, in the c, ty Of Wheeling, third
loor above stone bridge, on TUESDAY and
Wednesday, ll-h and 2th Of June instant |,
spction 10 commence in the mornings al
o'clock and evenings Al - clock
The Counters. SHOW oast-s ana sl1'u1Ns
.!ll De sold Al private sale.
me store room will be rented ST a moo
crate price and possession given llnmedl'
,rsiv 2 [. FREtL
Assignee.
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For Sale.

TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZEL
rounty, W. Va. one OF $40 acrts, ~
:n-ss pnder fence and in cultivation, resi-
IDs IN valuable timber, house, stables, &C !:
-. other Of 100 acres one mile west OF
Burton station, B & y. Z. r. Payments
.ssv. By W. ". HUGE BRO,
= RsilsN's Block. los Market 81.
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For Sale.

NSF STEAM ENGINE AND BOILERS
The engine i y inch cylinder, feet
.--1ks. one Of Sweeney 4 Co : best JOBS
.1C .;ied up IN their best style; douoie
---.5 rollers p feet long, ~ inches IN diam
-.e- everything about the engine and
..,t - complete and in working order; has
.-.r ruRning bout six months and Will De
SJls a. a bargain, If applied toE within the
AMY IN THOMAS r. MOFFET.
80 Wheeling, W. Va.
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IT is reported that Grant and VIII
son are so spprehensive of their defeat
by Greeley and Brown that they are
already negotiating for the purchase Of
q tan yard aud shoe sbop On the head
vateS Of Sst river.
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AsSignee's Notice.

>-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Vim. Stevenson has made an assign
iu.n- 81 all his ocs, property and effects
- me AMI MS creditors are hereby notified
a present their claims, with proper Touch-
- 10 me for settlement, al my ON e op
s.,,ry.s s;r4l,. +. {. FREEL.
Assignee.
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For Rent.

LAa9E ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
4 uZht and power for machinery. Also,
ySsr srlsu rooms. with or without power,
I'D one large warero0m. Possession gwen
-rst O! April. Apply al once OF Stsr = 9 !,
~. Benz. fiNnE En-
..a-ll-h
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June -.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat Is firm and held
higher ambe, Michigan ST 81 50. Com
quiet. Oats steady and unchanged;
Michigan 81 4l3c.
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For Rent.

cgCOSD AND THIRD STORIES or
> FRANKLIN Insurance Cnmpanys build
q. Fo- particulars apply al Their once
= s1M ~ " REILLY. tnar4-n
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

,T,HE FLDGANT AND CoMMoDIoUS
Residence of M. Jno. VI Mathews, siln.
- ON rhs northeast corner Of Fifth and
Monroe streets. This property Is very de-
.-ablv located. and i possessed OF every
M tr;;-t and convenience Phi e low and
s-,-1s sssy THOS. O'BRlES,
IN Real Estate Agent
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FOR r EN Mt.
For Kent

hOUsE IN CENTRE WHEELING
ssve- !oons-lu good order
Inquire oil ASAA4N hh'o'
IL
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NeiII & EIIingham,
Wholesale Grocers,
No. ~ Main st.

500 barrels Flour.
Is barrels Rye Flour.
20 half barrels Lake Herring.
% half barrels White Fish.
30 half barrels Mackerel
5Qusrter barrels Maekerel.
100 kits Mackerel.
40 barrels choice y. o. Molasses.
) barrels choice Golden Syrups
- hogshesds choice n. o. Sugar.
" hogsheads choice p. r Sugar.
5hogsheats choice Demsrara Sugar.
30 barrels Renued Sugar.
I pounds Peaches, xs and hs-
% kegs choice Lard.
" uerces choice Lard.
100 oass choice Coffee, &c. &C.,
arriving and for sale NJ Lowest cash
prloes, 70 which we invite the attention Of
ooyers before purchasing. marl5
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Cheese.

Ok BOXES YELLOW GOSHEN CHKESE
~ fnst recetyed and forsele by
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on It's intrinsic virtues, and sustained by
iis remarkable cures. 10 mild n 20 10 al
and beneficial 90 children, and yet % ssarcb-
ing n 10 eTectuAlly purIe cot the grOt
curruptions Of the blood, such ~ the btTof'
ulou, and syphili,ic contamination. Inn
puritIes. or diseases that have lurked In the
system for years, soon yield 10 this power
ful aniidoie, and disappear. Hencs 10 won
derful cures, many OF which are publicly
known OF SCROFCLA, and all scTofulou.
diseases. ULCERS, kRUPTloNs, and erup-
i've disorders of the akin, TUM0Rs
BLOTCHES, BOILs, PIMPLEs, PU3TU-
LES, SORES, st. ANTHoSY's FfRE,
ROSE OR ERYsIPELAs. TETTER- SALT
RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RING WORN.
and internal ALTERATIONS OF THf
UTERUS. STOMACH AND LIVER IL
also cures other complaints, 20 which n
would not seem especially adapted, such -
DROPsY, DYsPEPslA. FTTs, NEURAL
Ola, HEART DIsEASE,FEMALE WEAK
MESS, DEBILITY, and LEUOoRRHGA,
when they are manifestations al tho scrofs-
louS poisoDG
IL Ia an excellent restoreT Of health ami
strength IN the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and visor Of the digestive orgnrs
Il dtssipates the depression and listics lam
euor ofrhe season. Even when no disorder
q pears, people feel better, and live Longer
tor cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vi Or and new les-s oi
If
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fHRolI IiSss i S,in7iiHRksfoo1

IAHVnks koiyoSsAAt IA - t4400 |
IN the ~ooaer.si medicine tovhich the s1ies-
"a are shove potuted 10 relief TIE aiscoSusr
believes he has combined n AG~c.s - -
uaich God has tnstihrt into the vcgetshe ftne-
dam 10, hesiins the SICK Tim were esef o<foes
conSincd IN one mc6ic!ne. Tseevsdence od0s
nate c,sesse. Naich II IA. been found 70 ceuques-
10 the cure Of Bro nehitia, Severs
Coughs, and the csriy sasges Of Co0s1np.
tiou, n has astoalsh bed the neclcL ncnny. And
satneat Physisi.a. prosSsnesw VIM y tps En-. ,ss
scye-es, Oourhs, u -irrn Chen. ths fysicn ana
puriTies abe blood. BY its grcst and thot,
oesa hood PARTING rrope'nes. Ssses ~
CON nsa mi otch, Pi Mple, CO EFueseen.
N-r,arial disease Mineral polsnns ana tner
effect, are era4iru rd, snd Vicoruls hexin ZIG
soand consultation e-rseh.hed. ErysiEsi.a.
saIt II eam, Fever sores, SeAIy Or
Rourh skin, Va short. al the nrrnerra cis-
eases czlSrd by bal blood arc conqneTea ny nn
powerful Purifying and inyiroratinr mrIsoine.
yp7 i>el dan. drow.y. DEB uitiro, nasy -.
los CHS, Of skin, OF !ci!Owish brown rpcu On
n - OF b,iv. f~rarrni heAdsrbe or eixxine<s. had
isste IN mouth Internal heat or chlils, ahefnlird
with 10; hashes, loS splrIis, and gloomy nfe-
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