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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
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There is Il remarkable resemblance in all
their singular features, between the Itch
borne case in England, that has been ex
citing SO much interest on both sides Of the
Atlantic for several months past. and one
which occurred in this State some twenty
five Oh thirty years ago. We think Jones
county was the theatre. s'
\ wealthy man named Bunldey had,
among other children, a son named Jesse,
who was Of wild and restless disposition,
and, when boy, suddenly disappeared
Y ears passed oh.and no intelligence was re-
ceived from the wanderer. In the course
OF time Bunkley, senior, sickened and died,
having in disposing Of his property by will,
made provision for the absent son in the
event he should ie-appe ar, though every
body believed him dead. xThe estate was
administered and the property divided
among THO legatees, err at least, those who
We're known to bein life. 81 $50 II
MaIy years afterwards-vt 40 not rec
oHec1 now long-a man appeared who rep
resented himself to be Jesse Bunkley, who.
after long residence in Texas. hearing of
the death of his father, came forward tn
claim his inheritance. In appearance he
! was about the man S.Jesse Bunkjev uIhovl
! should have made. p Many who knes., .,IoSssaa
| Bunkley testified that they recognized ~,
as the man, and even Mrs. Binkler nh. nh,
| was still living, at one. time thouSbt So
recognized in him her long lost son II,
was thoroughly familiar with almost erers,
little incident in the lite Of young Bani.
ley--hiS habits, his schoolmates, the warrior.
localities which nc was in the habit OF FIRE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
WASHINGTON.

sherman, in a speech yesterday, said that
the tariff could safely be reduced $4,000, 900,
but warned Senators if tea and coffee was adj
mitted free, reduction must stop there. Sher-
man fayors a reduction on textile fabrics.
Tom Murphy, formerly Collector OF Customs,
before the Retrenchment Committee, testifies
that he was not Influenced by Grant, Porter or
Babcock, in Leet & Stockings order OF bust
ness alta airs. Grant wanted Leet to leave New
York OF. account OF the scandal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22

1t appears now that the s., 900 verdict
against the Washington StRr, was the re-
suit OF the stupidity of the jury, who did
not understand the judges charge. 4
newspaper libel suit is quite too heavy an
undertaking for the intellect OF the average
jary.-LoatsritIe C01trieT-Journ0t.
The London Saturday Rcrictr, noticing
with nl-concealed acerbity the fact that
''half a dozen of Japanese ladies of high
birth have been sent TO America to be cdu-
Gated, expresses the hope that the Daimios
may net find their daughters on their re-
turn converted Into Saratoga bellies. The
ReUtetc doubtless draws its ideas of the
Saratoga bells from the efforts of recent
English nOvelists, who depict her as de-
vouring holniny, pumpkin pie, and butter
milk for breakfast.
1t is reported that the ex-Prince Imperial
OF France will visit the United States next
summer. He is now sixteen years of
age,s and is said to speak five languages
fuently.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
NEW YORK.
New York, March

NEW UItN, lIHfCn 10.
Aats moras special, froRa the Mexican Sc
cretary OF War, re;terates the capture OF "a
cetas and Rout Trevins.
Jay Gould has resigned his dictatorship Ia the
Erie Railroad. Jay Gould testified before the
Legislative Committee that the charges against
Judge Barnard of corruption in Erie affairs
were unfOunded. Gould paid Tilden onn in
1862 retaining fee in Eric affairs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22

tant Generals Office. -. 20 %
Saved annually in the soliciz
tors offices, Z LII " 1,s.o 90

LdnL aAIGnGLd1& O1f1CEe w
Saved annually in the solici7
tors offices, + Y,TkII w $50 90
Saved annually. $500 90
besides the pay to extra clerks sain0nn bng
to several thousand dollars peryear Now
we ask the people if it is worth while to
save S13,520 90 per year? We think 1t
is, and we believe the people viii think So
and that they will see andappreciatethc fact
that they themselves wrought this benc-
fetal change and numberless others like it,
by sending honest representative men to
the Legislature. This illustrates in but
one respect and in a faint degree the re-
form and retrenchment wrought by the
Conservative Legislature. We shall con-
tinue to point out other striking respects
in which the Legislature just gone homo
have done infinite good for the people.
They had SO much to do--so many things
TO rcfo11n-so many little evils and curses
to put cut of the way, that It'll difficult to
give them their full measure OF credit.
When the people ascertain all that has
been done for their benefit, they will be
ready to say, "WeII done, good and faithful
servants however much may be left I'M
done, and however some things might pos
sibly have been done better. T Sc
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p orN ich, CT, is somewhat rocky SAYS
the Boston Bulletin. g The cook Of an
eminent citizen having injured herself by
repeated falls ov a ledge which projected
i, Tough the kitchen floor, he is now en-
gagged in blasting it after which he will
turn his attention, 60 little boulder near
the comfortable in the rarior.'' z@a s.
= Mark Twain is fast becoming Mark
Twaddle. His speech at the ,Aldine
dinner was quite as stupid as most of Eli
Perkins ''best things - in the Commercial
Advertiser. This thing Of manufacturing
wit and hIITaor to order has almost had it's
lday- The circus is the only place for a
clown. s'ssAta~s ygafael.at e4f b. at
Father Ryan, the Poet of the Lost
Cause" and the sweet singer OF Southern
memories and hopes, has become eelitor-in-
chief of the Morning Star, an eight page
Roman Catholic and Literary journal pub
lshed in New Orleans. La.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
N ENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, March Is

I1UCIsN ILI4Fs, NldTCI 10.
rjie Evening Sun. newspaper, has set.
The suit against Police Judge Price, for refus-
ing negro testimony before the State has au-
thorized it, has been dismissed the Federal
Court holding that the Judge was justinable in
obeying the State law. Judge Ballard added
+" do not think Congress has power to enact q
law 10 prevent him from SO doing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
NEW YORK.

NEW DIRK, MarCD 10.
Eighteen swau pox cases reported yesterday.
The jury for damages in the Westfeld disas-
ter disagrced-oAe juror holding that the de-
PENDANTS were not liable, attributing the acct
dent 10 a dispcnsation OF Providence. Eleven
jurors favored verdict against the company.
Horace Greeley, in an editorial on the Gin
cinnau Conventi.s1, says il free trade is to be
plank in the platform, lie asks to be counted
out All he asks is that there be left freedom
to all classes on economic questions.
About G0,GO0 men viii join in the procession
on st. Patrick 5 day, with 50 bands Of music.
BUFFALO, March 10.
The Ohio street Elevator owned by the Erie
railway company. and leased to Clark, Town
send & Co., was burned to-day with SO TOO BUSH
els grain. The fire IS believed TO have been the
work of an incendiary. No Insurance on the
Elevator, but the grain WAS fully insured The
loss on tht building was >s17 800.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
New York Bank Statement.

y kW DIRK, Marcn TO-
Loans decreased nearly one million and a
half specie increased nearly a half million );
legal tenders over 4 million and quarter dc
posts decreased over four and quarter mil
lions.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, March I6.
cotton suit seizure, involving $50 900, has
been decided against the government in this
district and appealed to the Gircu it Court, and
rcmaneied to The District Court for a new trial.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
EsENNaYIYANIA.

FH1LADELrnIA, March 10.
Mace and O,Baldwin have deposited Ave hun
bred dollars forfeit for the 80 500 fight Ia Vir-
sinia. July 18th. -e-
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, March 10.
1t is reported that England ana Uruguay have
come to open rupture, and that all friendly re-
lations between the two nations have ceased.
PARIs, March 16.
a dispatch from Cannes announces the death
in that town Of George Estis, formerly a mem
Der of the United States House OF Representa-
tives from Louisiana, and later Probate Sec
rotary to John Sljdell when he was Confederate
Commissioner TO France. He was a son-in-law
of Mr.. Corcoran, of W ashington.
The Commission of Pardons, having rejected
the appeal OF Fedel, Questel and Grard, three
communists convicted of numbering hostages,
they were shot this morning at Satory.
President Theirs, at the reception yesterday,
spoke upon the Roman question, and in his re-
marks maintained that Catholicism is tradi-
ton and an element of strength torrance.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHTKGTMX-

WASHINGTON, March 16.
e Ths Tribune Washington correspondent has
information from an uHquestionetj source, that
Mr.. GUNNER has consented to preside at the Gin
cfzS7u Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
Dung Lady. Disguised as n Man,
Joins the KNIGHTS of ssxflaiaS

E.. The Scranton Times has an account Of a
great excitement among the knights of
Pythias Of that place. a njce-looking per
son, young and genteel, came to Scranton
a few months ago, giving the name If
Francis Williams.
He became acquainted at the boarding.
house with several members ofthe knights
OF Pythias Lodge, and finally expressed his
desire to join. He was proposed, went
through the usual routine. was elected, re-
ceived thezPage's degree, made favorable
impresSiOhs advanced to the second degree,
and Was duly prepared for the third or
knights degree, but in certain part Of
the work an accident disclosed to all the
officers aud members present that they had
been initiating and giving the degrees of
the Order to a ac0nsalli
The members were startled and nom
plussed, and for long while silence
rei2ned. No enc knew what to do. 1t was
finally agreed that she should be kent
under supervision until the WORTHY Grand
Chancellor be heard from. F.
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BY the conservative act Of 1c10-'TI, the
salary OF this officer who had almost moth
ing to do--his office IS nomiHal--gcts $500
!, year and no travelling expenses and no
clerks and there is &u annual saving of
more than 5000.
BY another radical act claws of 1868,
page $50 the Adjutant General got a sal
airy of 81, 800 year and travelling expenses.
no one can tell what these amounted toy
BY the conservative act CT IS70-Tl, this sal
airy is fixed at $500 q year and no travel
ing expenses, as provided b. the revised
code. Thus. more thau 81 200 year is
saved.
BY another radical act, (sec laws of
tSGS-'69, page G51,) the Solicitors OF the
several judicial districts were entitled to
have $40 Il session tU1. every count each
night attend. This WAS equal to at least
$500, besides extra terms Of the courts.
BY the conservative act of 1S70-'T1,
these fees are cut down just one half and
to what the same were before the late war
$40 per term Of the court. Thus more
than 81 1920 Il year Is saved.
We might extend this illustration OfhoV
the Conservative Legislature reformed and
abolished radical misrule in respect to sal
aries and fees to All indefinite extent. In
nearly all cases the salaries and fees OF State
and county officers, lawyers, clerks, coun-
ty commissioners, registers, DC. &c, have
been decreased from 80 to so per cent
they have been made about what they were
before the late war. The salaries of the
Governor, Treasurer and Judges could not
be reduced, because provision in the Con-
stitution forbade the Legislature to inter
fere with them. a
Now let US recapitulate and see, just in
the few instances we have cited, how the
account stands between the Radicals and
the Conserv atfves-let us see what the an
nual saving is i'll but these few particulars,
and whether the people have derived any
benefit
Saved annually in the Cover
nor's Office, . H,r $3.50 %
Saved annually in the Secreta-
ry of States Office, L. 400 90
Saved annually in the Audi
tors office, ls r. ..F# 1850 90
Saved annually in the Treas
urer's Office, 1000 90
Saved annually IN the Superin-
tendent of Public Instruc-
TONS office, 1000 90
Saved annually in the Superin-
tendent of Public Works
Office, 1000 w
Saved annually in the Adju-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22

PHILADELPHIA, March IL.
Tie new iron steamer Geo W. Clyde has sail
c1 on her trial trip for Charleston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22

by the Conservative act OF lS7O-'TI this
officer gets a salary Of $500 Il year and
clerk and no travelling expenses. BY
this, more than $1,000 a year is saved.
But the saving is much greater than this
sum; for by radical act these heads Of de-
partments could employ us many clerks as
they pleased, and the Superintendent of
Education kept his wife and daughter en-
p.oyed at a salary Of from STD to 500 lcr
month each. f-s
BY the radical act Of lsG& tho Nrper;n-
tendent of Public Works got 4 salary
equal to $4,000 90
Il year and his travelling OK
cnSCS
BY another radical act he had Il
clerk who got 900 90
n year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
rn e,cr, E,uarser at ,1,e <i,ol,e whcre

Tn every Quarter of t1sc Globe where
it Is known, and there are few indeed where it
is not, the MEXICAN MUSTANG IIHIMENT takes
pre- cede-Hce of all similar Preparations. It's
transcehdant merits have Obtained tor it pop
ularity tclGom reached by any proprietary
medicine. In its infancy the fiat of its success
was pronoGrced in the widespread endorse
ment which it received from physicians, Neter-
mary surgeons, horsCmen ami the public gen
orally. No one now thinks of questioning its
claim to be considered the Standard LiniInent
of 4 mcrica.
march Is "A dfweod&rwft
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


The early train hence for Boston, thrown
from the track by a broken rail, ard twenty
persons in the smoking car were moro or less
injured.
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How Long itJToixcs to starye to Death.
Bradley Grant, rich farmer who lived

Bradley Grant, rich farmer who lived
near Binghampton, New York, recently
committed suicide by starving himself to
death. The time required was Just six
weeks. During all this interval he had not
taken three ounces of any kind of food
On-Janua7y 10th, the first day Of his long
death fast, Lc ate part of. an egg beaten up
with little milk. OF this he only supped
two tabiespo0nfuls. His next meal was
taken fifteen days afterwards, and consisted
OF but half a cup OF tea and a piece of toast
about the sizeao a mans three fingers
Then be went without food for twenty
days. His last meal consisted of 1 ounce
CT toast, which he was induced to swallow
On the 10Th. ult. A few da5s before he
died two tablespo onfuls Of brandy and va
ter were forced down his throat. This
sums up al the food that passed into his
stoInac che during the six weeks. He was
well off IN thssworld's goods, and no cause
is assigned for the act. > He left q wife and
infant child. He was reduced to a perfect
skeleton before succanbing to his terrible
self-imposed priFatioD. s-1-....r.v ~ Fl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, March 16.
Mrs Janc Ruth, charged as accessory to poi
soninC her husband, has been discharged
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22

- 1t is said that Senators Conklins and
Morton, safter debate with Carl Schurz,
look asTif they had been fooling with
threshing machine
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
$ 3,21U %
The Treasurer gets salary Of 5000 90

Aggregate, . ) 600 90
By the Conservative act OF 167o-,7I the
treasurer has but two clerks, and 1900
year is saved. The treasuor's salary
could not be reduccd-i; is fi,,ed by a con
stitutiOnal provision.
BY the Radical act Of 1865, The Supc4in-
equal TO S2.5QJ 90
a year, and his travelling eXIran-
penses, and a clerk a: 900 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
NOTICE! " NOTICEuf
u NOTICEl,I,, "a

~ NOTICEM!!! 81
ANY County Court Clerk in North Carolina
who Will l. EXAMINE the oldest records in bis
office. and who will send Inc "A CERTIFIED
COPY OF the WILL and SETTLEMENT on
the Estate Of FRANCIS BAYFIELD,, who Is
supposed TO have emigratcd from England
about the year HOO or A72O, or who will send
81 certified copy Of the MARRIAGE BOND OF
Jesse Barfield and Sarah CastiIIoe. about or n,
the years 1856 or 1857 will DO SUITABLY
REWARDED by addressing
CASTILLOE BARFlEIn, !.
Drawer LG,
Lexington, Fayette county, Kcntucky'
b. Episcopal Clergy will confer "A favor hr
examining their Ecstry Books.
march w3rn Ell
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Harvey Cox and others, plsjutitf.
against
john Shepherd, -'-
Il mos Addison and u -.l ..
Rebecca Sidbcrry and others, Defendants.
=, H-ap2earing to the satisfaction Of The Court
that Stab0rn Sidberry, Elijah Sheplerd and
Alfred Shepherd, defendants in the above
named cause, are non-Tchtcn1s OF 1 he State:
it IS therefore ordered that publication be made
III the Wilmington JOURNAL, once week for
SIN weeks, commanding the defe ndants. Sea-
Shepherd, 70 appear at the Spring Tenn, 1877.
(April 9Th, 1872 OF Onslow Superior Court ana
answer the complaint in the said cause or a de-
the complaint.
WITNESS my hand and seal OF office at
Jacksonville, February 18TH. 1872 r1IIFE'if''
y. G.. HUGGINS, C. S. G. -sa
Onslow County.
IL" % W-Gw
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c. Pribolin> !, ,,,d,icjap. rs .ysers Of Ace


blew his brains, out at Wascontah, H., on
learning that the sheriff was after him 10
re-arrest him on a charge of rape commit
ted four years ago.
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500 to 2EOResasd R sSFe q s Reenf.
everywhere selling our new seven strand WHITE
PLATLNA CLOTHES LINES. Sells readily at
EARD WIRE MILLS, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan Is 93-cowY2mch
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nj ~IxS-S FkEMAIU IUSS OFF TEE
w. HAIR, May be entirely prevented
by the use of Burnett's Cocaine. It has never
failed to arrest decay, and to promote healthy
and vigorous growth. Tt is at the same tina
unrivalled as a dressing for the hair.
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s.. 700 90

which these placcmen got by his act each
year. AL.
On the 16thtf February, 1STl, tho Con
scrvative Legislature repealed the above
lavish act, and provided that the Governor
should have i private secretary only, at an
annual salary of $3.50, and tlle fees allowed
by the revised code, as before the late war.
tSee acts of 1S70-'71, page tI3) In this
there IS a saving OF Sl.950 yetI, a any
one can see.
BY the Radical act Of 1865 the Secretary
of State was allowed a salary equal
to -, 400 90
iIc was allowed clerk at q
salary OF 1000 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-22
sse Ooe WILL BE PAID for any

Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest, Sore
Throat, Insect Stings, Group, Dysentery, Collie,
SpIains and Vomiting, quicker than Dr. To-
bias Venetian Liniment, established in 1917.
Never fails. Sold by the Druggists. Depot 10
Park Place, New York.
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Qank OF New Hanover.
CAPITAL, $15O.OOO.

e. N. STEDMAN............. Vice President
= y. "ALlACE.-... ..............,.. Cashier
i9AAO bAI '......-...... 80. Teller
This Bank Is now open for the transaction Of
business.
Exchange for sale at par on New York BALI
more &c, &c. Deposits received. Sells E1-
change in sums to suit on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany, France, &c.
Gives al tho Advantages of 81 say
1nSs Bank, by issuing certificates of octosif
bearing interest, and payable after fifteen da,-s
notice.
DIRECTORS: :. pei. ttf./#..
|. Il. Granger, II. X. Muir Gibson tof W ,Iis,u.
q Slnrchison!, G. r. French lof q. r. French
~ SOM, &. NJ. Stedman (of Wright * Sted
MANI, II. Nollers (of Adrian * Voilcrs) j. w
hinson (of Sprunt Il Hinson0, Jas. a. Leak toc
Wadceboro). ~.
feb 1I0.d&w-tf
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| 900 90
Aggregate


-NEsT ~-''f0O ~
By the Conservative act OF 1o7O-.T1 the
salary of the Secretary of State is cut down
to $1,000 and fees, as by the revised code.
In this there is saving of Sl,400 It year.
But the saving is much more than this,
for this officer, under the Radicals, had two
or three other clerks at salaries from so
10 500 per month.
BY the Radical act of 1868 the Auditor
was allowed d salary equal, per
year to S2,4OO %
He was allowed clerk, per
Year, at t,CU0 90
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
CONSERVATISM Us. RADICALISM.-
STRIKING CONTRAST.

Ali experience goes to show that people
cannot become or continue prosperous and
happy while they tolerate irresponsible,
ignorant, corrupt and oppressive rules
And it makes no difference whether they
tolerate the misrule of one man or many
whether they are under the DOMINION OF
faction or party-the same evil and rum
Gus consequences follow.
That the Radicals Of this State, their
leaders and Their party, have oppressed,
outraged and injured the people in every
way within their power, is too manifest to
admit of debate OF question. While eXeT-
cising almost absolute power and having
the most arbitrary rule, sustained by fraud
and the sword, they fixed no limit to their
appetites for gain. In every possible way
they sought TO wiring money from the
d0wn-trOdden people, WhCreWith to enrich
themselves, crafty their vicious desires ana
vulgar vanity, and secure their ascendancy
for a long period Of time to come. They
not only sought TO increase the public
debt millions Of millions Of dollars, and
thus enable themselves to prostitute the
credit of the Statefor Their private s;eneft,
but they created great numbers OF useless
and unnecessary offices and places, filled
them with their most Jealous supporters
and provided for them, by law, eztravagant
salaries which they compelled the people
10 pay.
We propose in this paper to show the
people some of the outrages perpctrated
upon them, and how the people, through
their Conservative Legislature, cut down
these salaries in many instances to reason
able sums and abolished many useless ofli-
ces and places, thus bcnefting the people
by saving annually thousands and thou
lands Of dollars.
ON the ed of August, 1868, the radical
legislature passed an act relating to sala-
ries and fees. (See acts Of 1868, page o. }
By that act the Governor was allowed II
private secretary at a salary per annum of
81 900 90
besides fees Of Office.
One clcek at a salary OF 1920 90
One messenger ut 4 salary Of 800 90
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CAST THEN OgT.-Tf there are amy dis
cases which deserve the name demOniac, Dys-
pep6ia is ono of thcm. 1t racks and tears the
system like vcritablc fend, and renders life a
burden. The medicines Of the dispensary will
not eXpel it. Cast ii out with Dr.. WALKERS
VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTER". There is no
form of iDdj ceEtior or liver com plant that can
withstand this pcteI5 tonic and Alternative.
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RTSLEY,s PHsLOTOYxES.s AN

lished, warranted remedy for Painful Mem
AntidOte i'll all cases of Nervous Excitement,
Stomach and Slecplcssness i'll male female.
Sold everywhere for 81 bottle. Morgan &
Risley, Druggists, New York, General agents