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DEMOCRATIC ABsErTEEs.

There has been great deal of complaint
about Democratic Senators and Represen-
tatives in Congress absenting themselves
from their posts when important measures
are to come upfor consideration. Frequent
ly the Radicals might have been defeated in
orcing through their extreme measures had
not two or three Senators or Representa-
tfves been absent at the time these meas
ures came up. This ought to be guarded
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-08
WAXING.

The vials Of puny ridicule have been
poured out to exhaustion On the Tennessee
Democracy because, while laboring for Mr..
Greeley's ratification at Baltimore, we yet
make our own support Of him conditional
on such ratification. Impatient utopiaDs,
who see in political chaos the panacea for
all our political ills, cannot wait for Baiti-
more. They seem sublimely oblivious Of
the fact that, without a very full poll of
those 'three million Democratic votes"
they so often sneer at, there is little chance
for the success of the Liberal ticket. A
mere split Of The Democratic vote would
not bring Mr.. Greeley enough support TO
withstand the dragooned cohorts of Grant.
Hence the intolerable absurdity of Demo
cratic disruption. To make the election
sure, we need the whole vote of the united
Democracy, and to secure such full poll
all the machinery Of party discipline will be
necessary in order to override the "Bour-
bous," as they are sneeringly called. The
Baltimore Convention OF July y is COM
ing certainty. On its action the future Of
the Liberal ticket unquestionably depends,
Its course viii be influenced and
directed by Democrats, not by dis
organizers. And uumeasured abuse is not
the most certain mode Of influencing its de-
liberaticns.
We are waiting for Baltimore? Yes.
And so is Mr.. Greeley himseifss we under
stand Linn. In his editorial Of April 10 he
said he would 90 for Grant in certain con-
tiBgencies. Now, we Democrats of Ten
nessee Bre not going for Grant in any con-
tingency. Do you understand? 1t may
seem odd to put in the field an electoral
ticket pledged conditionally. Would
it not be more Of an oddly to have in the
field a ticket without candidate.
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LATE Irish papers state that the emigra-
ton the present year from Ireland to Amer
lea win greatly exceed that of any preced-
ing year. Whole districts of fertile coun-
try are becoming depopulated, and although
wages have been raised in some places to
nearly equal the rates in this country, that
action seems to have no effect. The coun-
try now contains only about half the num-
Der Of inhabitants that it did twenty-five
years ago. Then the population numbered
100000; now It is less than 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-08

TIE CanneltOn Ind.) Enquirer boasts
that lady rode into that town few days
ago the wife Of one man, and rode back
home the wife of another. She was d.
vorced, received license and married while
in town, That is something 70 boast Of,
for few towns can produce like incidents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-08

Col. FoREEY persistenty insists that
Hartranft, the Grant-Cameron candidate
for Governor Of Pennsylvania, shall be
withdrawn. The New York Tribune of
the 9Th inst. says: H1.r
"Col. Forney is unreasonable. Here be
is out again with objections TO Hartranft,
just as his Convention is about 10 crown
the edifce by giving him Grant. If Gen.
Grant is to be bis candidate for President,
why under The sun should he object to
Gen. Hartranft for Govern Or?'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-08

THE Philadelphis Age OF the 18th inst.
asks: ''Did taxpayers reflect last night, as
the ofice-holders' procession swept through
the streets, that all the expense attending
that exhibition came out Of their pockets {?
Revenue Collectors, Custom-house officers,
POstofice employees, and all the attaches
Of the Grant administration were drained
10 meet the demand for funds, and they in
turn fell back upon the government. In
this manner the people are made to pay for
the shaekles that bind their own limbs"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-08

THE Grant men in Philadelphia have
formed themselves into military organiza-
ton, with officers the same as in the regu-
lar army. Are they looking forward to a
time when Grant win need their services
to force his viii at the point of the bayo-
Dat9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-08

A GOVERNMENT organ at Washington,
the National Rq1ublicon, says: "Grant is
the only man who can restrain the Com
munists and keep them within the bounds
Of the law.7 A second Louis Napoleon
exclaims the Philadelphia Age.
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LOTTERIES.
ROYAL Saxon Government Lottery

A I LEIPSIC, GERMANY.-95,9OO Tickets;
IA a coo Prizes Drawn in drawings. One
prize of 50,000, one l Of 100000, one Of
$4,000, one of $1,000 Prussian ThaleFs and
others. 200 Thalers equal to Seventy Dol
lars GOld1 First Drawing June 10, 1872.
Tickets for the first Drawing: WhOles $500;
halves $3.50; quarters $3.50; elghths S1.T5. Tick
cts for all Drawings; Wholes $4,000; halves
5000; quarters $3.50; eighths S8.25. Prizes
cashed and information given. +. o. Box $3.50
Is -H e.,. THEODOB ZSCH0CH,
myn d6Sw1m lie Nassau ST., New York.
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WATERING PLACES.
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

These Springs win be open for reception Of
visitors on 1sG day Of June,
Since last season additional Improvements have
been made sufficient to accommodate pleasantly
six hundred and fiftY guests. Inyl9 I'm
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THR BNGLISHMKDICINR
HAS $3.50
SAVED HANY FR0H An EARLY GRAVE
What is Money Compared to
HeaIth7 O. t1
Read the following Testimonials
From the Rev. d. HUNFE8 and others
Our oldest and most respect
u aha ffffxeuas


DR. G. W. HEzDERsHOTT, Agent-DeRr Sir:
I was suffering this spring with torpid liver.
used part OF . bottle OF your aTHORfON,S
ENGLISH LIVER AND BLOOD PUkl-
FIER." It cured me af once Several others,
to whom have spoken Of ii, have found great
benefit from It's use. j am glad Go commend what
IbelIeye TO be 50 good medicine. -
- lIlI JOHN W. HUNTER.
Nashville, Sept rs, 1s7l- -. $40 s.--
g. ", NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sirs was sub
feet 70 chils and fever for more than three Year,
and nothing but the English Liver Remedy would
cure me. I think it the best medicine IN the
world. recommend y to all. Yours truly,
Residence, Busna visits Springs, Davidson
Co., Tenn. rw %
NE. HKHDRRsHOTT-YOu called my attention
to sn English kidney remedy which I think gh-
" Of, and you win please send bottle By bearer
and Oblige yours, etc, 8. ARNOLD, N. D..
Sold BY EWIN, PENDLETON y Co, BER-
RY, DEMOVILLE q CO., LITTERER 8
CABLER, G. W. HENDERSHOTT, and all
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HOTELS.
HOTELSs
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
RRnInWAV NV .rnpK

TyHIs ADMIRABLE HOTEL Is CENTRAL
u " and deliEhtfHlly situated. and offers a.
great inducements 70 families visiting the North
for modern elegance, fashion and economy, as
respectfully solicited.
u si.arer r. NJ TWEED, Pr0prietor.
So Wa WILKINSON, SuperintendsEt.
ie4 i'm -4.se+s-frrt
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Dissolution Notice,

7IHE FIRM OF WILLS s. KLEISER IS
Il this day dissolved By mutual consent, P. h.
Wills retiring, G. s. Keiser Stunning all liabli-
ties of the concern and collecting all debts due.
VII Is q KLEISER.
All parties indebted to the firm are requested
to come forward and settle, or their accounts
win be placed in the hands OF an officer for col
lection. E 1t june I'd, 1872.
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Tm New York Tribune Of the 9Th inst.

TIE New York Tribune of the 9TH inst.
made this telling point
sfTbe RenonSnatioDists insist that no
Republicans fn Indiana favor the Cincinnati
ticket. AT the same time the Indiana dele
gates in PHILADELPHIA are almost frantically
bsseechiDg the convention to nominate
Colfax or the State viii be lost to Grant.
Either statement might be reasonably effec-
tive, but when the two come to be made
ALMOST simultaneously the result is not
aSsrminglv cOgent."
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fKNAESSEE nd PAGIEG RAIRAll
IPECIAL sCHEDULR,


"a r 4d E-1llIILAHlrY
a. = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 29rH OF
" April Trains VIII run Is foliOwss
mo- Il Leaves Lebanon al. ......630 AZ,
Arrives at Nashville at $50 A..
Leaves Nashville at -. 500 PIX.
Ira Arrives at Lebanon at. 100 R.1r.
NO 2 Connecting with Prices stage
Lines for Alexandra, Liberty, and Sparta.
also for New Middleton, Ohesinnt Molnt
ard COokeFille, viii run on TuEspATs
Leaves Nashville 900 40
Arrives az Lebanon az 49,. ........1lso0 An.
Leaves AeQenOn a6.s.s..........s...1s00 P.1L.
Arrives - NashViLe ate ......s.. $50 PIX.
- Single and Round Trip Tickets to any Of
the above mentioned points. and also 800 miles
Tickets over thef enDessee and Pacidc Railroad,
for sale at cur regular Office.
q j. ". PARAMOBE,
ap38 " SUPERINTENDENT
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
~ RAILROAD.
TNa e,,IL g , Run TO AND TA0x NASH

AA4Z1LAL-l u - ~ ~ ~
TRAINs BUN TO AND FR0w NGsE-
\ vile Is follows; =
.LaAyE. JuEe 2, 1SzI. AkRrvE.
80 P.M. rslrrfr. ~ - -
Trains connect AZ Louisville for 50. Iouis
and AZ points North, East and Wet.
- Man Boats lesstnR Louisville At n -.
snd Pm. arrive At Cincinnati II tir,s 70 eon-
necs With early trains for the East. ~ -
arriving at Nashville at 7.30 AK. Lave until az
- u which % attend % business before rstaTr-
-. Sleeping coach attached to Fast Freight
Train leaving Nashville $50 p. M. uuslino eii,se
connection st Bowling Green and LOuivfIie wffh
lightning Express Train East.
- For Through Tickets, Passage Checks and
information as to Sleeping Cars. fhro1Sl; Co..
nectlons, etc, apply st Once Nashville CftT
Transfer Co, under Maxwell House and Al De-
Pot LoaisTille and Nashville Railroad ia Nssb-
EAne. ALBERT PINK,
Wv General Superintendeuf.
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Livery and Sale Stable.

Saddle Horses, Buggies, Transfer Wagons,
Carriages and Hacks on the most reasonable
terms. Also a daily stage line from Mc minn-
vile TO BeeTsheba for the accommodation Of
travellers, which win run in connection with the
Railroad. Careful and tTusty drivers furnished
with all vehicles, when wanted.
les 6W GRISWOLD s. HOUCHIN.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
NNNNNNONOONNr4OONOO NN~nONoN~NNNrrsD~>
G. R a M ID
Closing Out Sale!
PROPERTY OF JOHN NJ. BASS.
VALUABLE STOCKS
AND lei. -l I'll.
REAL ESTATE!
ON THURSDAY, JUNE ID,

ON THURSDAY JUNE 10,
at III O'Clock a. IL,
we viii sen at Public Auction, at the corner Of
Union and Market streets, the following desira-
bic Stocks
254I Shares N. g. C.. n. H. Stock,
par value SCISSORS.
10 Shares Fourth NATL Bank
stock, par VaIue $1,000.
100 Shares Tenn. Fire and
Marine Inns. Co., par value
$1,000. 81 - .
10 shares NOfcnsV1lle Turn
pike Co. 81 g.
The n. & @. R. R. aud Fourth National Bank
Stock will be sold EXTRA the ensuing dtTi-
dend. Terms. Cash.
Also, the following valuable Real Estate;
Store house No. z Union ST, occupied
by AtkeissOn & Wray-Rental $780,
Store House No. Union ST., occupied
by Luderig g Jadowick--Rental 500.
Store IA ouse NO. 46 Market sc, corner OF
Union, occupied by j. E. Scruggs-kental
store House No. As Market ST., occupied
by March 81 Son-Rental 5000.
Store House No 50 MARKET St, occupied
by E. Hosse-Reutal $40. "a .Er
Two beautiful Lots on Polk Avenue, in
front Of the residence of Mrs. j. X. Polk. i
A Valuable OF, corner Of Bridge and Front
streets, known as the Old Bridge Lot.
The stores are in the heart Of the city; on one
OF its best business streets, are occupied by
prompt, frst-class tenants, and as permanent,
safe Investments, are positively unequalled.
Several of these Stores have been thoroughly re-
paired In the last two years, and are in nrst-
rate condition. RI .
The Lots on Polk avenue are central and ac-
cessible, vet private and retired. exceedingly
suitable for handsome residences or block Of
tenement houses. They have fifty feet front, one
hundred and twenty-six depth, each.
The Bridge Lot fronts $50 feet on Front street
and runs back to waters edge-a splendid lOca-
ton for factory warehouse. The old brick
dollhouse and a number Of frame tenements on
the lot viii rent without further improvement,
for nearly enough to pay interest on the cost Of
the lot. Its nearness to the site of the proposed
new bridge and the new Publishing House,
makes this property very desirable-
TERMS-X cash; balance u, Is and "a
months, with lien and interest. Z. .-5ls "a. I 81
Parties desiring to purchase are requested to
examine the property before day Of sale, and for
maps and additional information call on as.
BROWNS & CHEATHAlE, Agents,
te5 I'd "a n. Cherry st.
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Elee.len. Tassaay. Nor. ). Isza.
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Notice.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders Of the Tennessee Coal and r.
K. Co., on
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IMPORTANT SALE.

COMMENCING ON Tuesday, THE
Clt dav OF October, 1872 al IN o'clock
A VI and continuing from day IL day
until .o'd, at the MSLure House Hotl
Wheeling Wet Virginia, Will be sold at
pub ic auction al the pr"pelty a. VIM. r.
ii,,odwin and John u. Mo en-, partn RI, A.
w. r. Goodwin a Co.. con ain IN sal
Hotel Ru liin.. Said propertv consists o.
Parlor, Bar, Bll lard Room, banner and
iichsn Furnitu 2, &c, mel ding tir b J.
Hard tables. Tue q are In said Hotel from
SKY To one hundred iurni he'd rooms.
Thpr ruperty To b. sold consi n Of bedstesd-,
marble top bur eaus and wash tands,
lounges, tables, upholstered srm chairs,
wall. chamber, Office and dining room
chairs, settees, spring mattre se', spring
bid bottoms blankets, comfo' Is, sheet
81 low cases, fine Mars lies counter
paues, honey comb spreads, TOW els
ioot tubs, chamber toilet seis, elegant
hurg-s, French plat mirrors, mant e
mirrors eg"nt body tapestry, brus-
= Is, fngrsin tn ee and two pln carpets
dnor ma =, rugs. silver plated iks. ga and
table spoons, butter dishes, syIup cans,
sugar bowls cream pitchers, CASTOR, NC.
glassware and dishes, table ana hiichrn
furniture of everv d sc'iptio' one sic m
carving table Office dishes, &C, SIX d II
c'aSs billiard taNl.s balls, cne! cue racks
one two, fonr. TX and twel We light chande-
Tiers. side ghts aud brackets and billiard
gas n xfures
Terms OF Sac, Cash.
o. ~ ?. Ri HARD 2. BROWN,
seplR-i Sher II o. 10 ouuiy. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-25

TIE Democrats and L bersl Repub
=, rcaus Of :, Richlspd Township have
formed a GREELEY and Brown Club apd
are putting things in shape to give to
the Presidential ticket the almost
un.nimous vote Of that township IN
November. A number OF the most
prominent and influential Republicans
in that portion Of the county are already
enrolled as members OF the Club and
the good work goes bravely on. "A
4 meeting is to be held next SATURDAY.
evening at the Club Room ON Wood
Run and viii be addressed by J. HAN.
SON Coon, ESQ. and probably Others.
Taa ia, We believe, the first political
association Of either party that has been
formed in lRichland during many years
past, and it certainly displays . very
communicable degree of activity on the
! part OF the opponents Of Grsntlsm 10
that section Of the county. We hope
that the example thus set may De
speedily initiated in other towDsh' ps 10
this county and throughout the State
Il Is s'tti time we were preparing to do our
part in the great victory to be won 10 .
November.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-25
!; A. Disabling Disease.

\ No disease which oots not conhne man
to his b, so completely unfi SHIN for bust
ness as dvspep ia. When the stomach Is
foul, the brain Is always muddy and con.
fused, and as the cares and anxielies OF life
are a sufficient burden for The organ Of
thought to bear, without being .tormented
by the naispriel born OF Indigestion, It II
highly q SirabIe for tn. braiu sake, as well
as Tor tne sake.o every other portion Of The
system, ha- the disorder.d omach should
be restored with the utmost dispatch to n
healthy, vigorous crnditiou. This obj ct
Cd d alwsys he accomplished by course OF
Hostett RS Stomach Bitteis, the pure~t and
best uf vegetable specifics, which evacua'eS
the MORBID humors through the bowels,
rouses and tones the torpid st mach and
regulates the liver. imparts firm nes. to the
N Tves and clears the sensoriuIu o its men
tai cObwebs. Pc sons sub ect, to attacks o.
intifg, stion, brnohs heada he, frregula ity of
the bowels sickness at the ssiflnach, or the
"blues," should lake he BItters once or
twice day Throughout Tho present season
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-25
Sealed Proposals Tor school
" FurDiiuCe and Heat
Ing Furnaces.

JcEALHD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
=. ElyrD by the Clerk @ the Board,oi
.Education Of the school district Of Wheel.
ing, until . o'clock p. w., on Thursday. Ocio-
her n, lS7x Tor school furniture, incu'ing
the various kinds and sizes Of pupils desks.
acher desks, reef arion seats, chairs, &c
sufficient TO furnish Two or more rooms n,
Richie school house .lso for three or lOur
heating furnaces Tor the same building,
with The r. Williams evaporator attache,
to eacn furnace. ..-
Bidders will please specify separately the
price OF the furniture a. the place OF manu-
factu e. the pr'c deliveref at the city Ol
Wheeling, and the price when nut in the
building all compile Q, and they must also
specify ihe HI d of wood nf which the fur
J r;itnfe Is m sde. If practicable, bidders ale
requeste d TO exhibit NIPPLES OF their iurni'
TUE,
. The furniture to be delive ed on or before
The lst o. January, 1873 and the heating tu' :
the list dry OF Noy.mb T next.
Z sep25-a % ]. NJ. RICkKEL, Clerk.
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eNsS.eeru,. sr.pe prospeess.

T, E1Saisornia Grape Prospects. ~
The grape crop in Los Angeles coun'
II this year will be much larger than
last season. 1t has escaped the grase-
lbcppers and the 'rost, and, in fact, in
ali the southern counties the yield will
be very fine. The northern counties
with the exception Of q few Districts in
the Sacramento Valley, have suffered
much from the frost In the latter. the
crops promise most iavorabiy"The
foot-hill DISTRICTS have also suffered from
the frost, and will iose thirty-6ve' per
cent from the vines of Hast zyear.arFhe
new vines, however will 90 far to make
up this deficiency. In 1Sonoma the old
vines have lost from fifteen to twenty
per cent for the whole district, and some
individual VINEYARDS have suffered more
severely tnan this estimate Here, also,
q number Of new whey ards are coming
into bearing. .-' .-" .-s' '>H -
Is ,IniNsppa Valley the losses are from
80 to 40 per ceEt, and q similar estI'
mate 70 reckoned IN Santa Clara, San
Joaquin; aud S anislaus counties On
the whole the crop will equal, and
possibly exceed by 10 or ID per cent,
the last years yield, but only through
the bearing OF the aewvineyards The
grapes are small this year, and thick
skinned, go thatit may take from two
40 three per cent more to make GAL
loa of ~iuethan 10 previous years. 20'
sthe quality Of the wine nothing can az
vet be said, but it s9ise expected to be
good, Tue coast counties have 'suf-
fered eli ghtly from mildew, but this has
not been general. The wiaeetowers
experience the greatest difficulty 10 get
ting caskr, which cannot be secured
even at high prices, and are from 20 to
80 per cent higher than last year. 2,
y The E ,sterni demand 'or California
wines this wear has been very slight,
owing mostly to q want Of knowledge
as to what the ruling OF the Commits
sroner of Ioternsl Revenue would be-
90 regulations concerning the sale O.
brandies and the manufacture o. cham
payne. This dullness is. not likely to
contnue in the East from the fact thai
their stocks are low and will have to be
replen shed this year Or very early in
the spring. The proximity of the vim
tage. the difficulty OF procuring casks,
and the duIlness OF the Eastern market,
all combined, have had tendency to
dishearten the wine growers, but these
rather rebound 10 the merit of Cailfor>
MIA wines, as they will have ayear's
addi,ioual age before being put upon
the market Several new wine houses
have been started, both in California
and the East, which will bring more
ca pital into the wine trade and increase
the businers.-.Sm Francisco Bulletin.
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beware foi'Counlerfeits.
TAUdHLfNS INFANT CORDIAL.
vCThe Chifds Cure when Teething,

. PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Il the popularity OF our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipled persons
In our city TO, connterleit II, copying our
for word, using the Same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis
cover the differences. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tsmpts at deeeption and treat them as they
deserve: Hereafter we shall prosecute, TO
the full extent of the law, all parties who
bF milking, selling or buying such imita-
Tons a. shall Infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article of The Child 3
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Imam Cor
dial, Is prepared by tLAUGHLIN BROTH
Frs 60. Copyright entered and secured
according to act Of Congress. -,y
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The Rad Gals are slow 10 believe the

The Rad Gals are slow 10 believe the
announcement of the death of the
straight.out movement. Like Messrs.
Dodson and Fogg, in their famous in
terview With Mr.. Pickwick, they aasid-
uously court indignities and insultp al
the hands Of the unpurcbasable. 1t is
no use; the show is over. the cur'ai"
has fallen. the actors, having once
beer Missed from the stage. are deaf to
encores. Blanton has brayed his lac,
bray, and subsided to the discussion o.
his promised oats. Gentlemen will
please not disturb the animal while he
is feeding Courier.
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,AHOlne Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
= Tried for 10 Years.
Tried for Al Years

,,.. Dr.A Todds Liver Pills.
DIR. A. g. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err CtIMPLAINT,fNDlG HEAD
'CkCHE ,BILlUUSNESSS, &c.
-. = BEALLsyIL.LE, Pa, Sept. II, 1871.
DR.. 4 8. ToDD-Esteen1ed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. have tor many years So Tered
nom Dyspepsia and have tried many refne-
dies without any good effects. Some months
!. bornm, Druggist, a box OF your Pills, and,
using them according TO the directions, 1
now feel perfectly restored. SO valuable
are they would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the mest won
dsrful remedy OF the day.
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