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| Truth il eternal. Neither defeat nor victor,
can add to OF take from it, Though all mankind
reject it, the truth must erer stand firm, ant
| in the end be triumphant.
The Cincinnati Convention placed, in the form
| OF declaration, 3 statement Of the actual con.
dition OF public affairs, and an emphatic sseer.
tou OF the true constitutional policy Of the
Government There was not an honest and in
| telligent man in al the broad land who did not
and who Will not now admit, thst tho declaration
made At Cincinnati was trus to tho letter, was
truth in fact, truth in principle. Against that
declaration there has been hardly voice raised
it's accusations have been admitted and con
d1med, and its principles conceded to be I'M
pregnable.
In support Of thnt declaration, the best and
purest men OF the country, without reference to
former party affiliations, have united Demo
crat with Republican, Against it have united
thousands Of men, equally honest and lntelli-
gent, Who have considered themselves undar
some ssc1ed obligation to adhere to party CON-
manas. Money and Offices being ranged wholly
On the side OF the party in power, the me-cenary
bands Of American politics have 1oc1ed to that
standard. The men who hold and control the
money Of the Government have offered to hire
the votes Of those mercena1ies, and the lat:cr
hare taken the money and voted for their en-
ployors. The election in the City Of Phi1a-
delphia will stand forever disgrace to TINT city,
to the State, and to the Nation It is the hrat
time in the history Of the country th.t there WAS
an open and acknowledged sale and purchase Of
perhaps q, 600 votes- There is not even =
denial OF the shameless and Wholesale prohigacy.
The victory in Pennsylvania has, We fear, in
augur1tod q netv system in political machinery,
system in which money counts for moro than
principle, and in which tho neans are made nl-
together subordinate to the end. Tho union in
Philhdelphia Of al the pu1chasable voters in the
country, Of the worst specimens Of the repeat-
CTS, bnllot-box SUFFERS and forsworn inspect
ors Of Election, together With the honest but ig-
norant mass OF the colored people, would be
alarming IS to the probable future Of tho coun-
ty we're it not that the oninous conjunction
viii, in time, awaken public attention to tho
national peril, and eventually unite the common
intelligence and integrity Of the country against
corruption, crime, and ignorance. Though the
Liberal candidates have boen rejected,
nnder the excitement Of . Presidential election,
By the people OF Pennsylvania aat. Ohio in 1872,
the cooler judgment Of the people Of those
6tates will lead them irresietiblr into = hearty
cooperation with all others equally honest and
intelligent, and, in 1876, the State which has
elected Hartranft, the confederate OF Ferkes,
Will wipe out, 60 far rs practicable, the recent
terrible disgrace
Though defeated nor, the Liberal party is the
coming power. Though overwhelmed for the
present, it is the means destined in tho next
four years to rescue the Government, the coun-
try, and public liberty from the dangers and
pcrils That nov thrasten them
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&. We received orders for $4,000 copies of yes
s: erday's TRIBUNE, Of which We we're able to sup
= ply only 5000, in consequence Of delays attend
Ing the operation Of our new machinery at Its
Z: :1rzt starting. We ehau be able hereafter to fill
1{dl orders promptly.
i Te ehan rrirt to-day another edition Of Cur
HnaiyszsEy shest containing the history Of
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WEEKLY CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE,

TIE EExaL1 CAieAoH TRIBUNE win b sent to
Al eubscr1beSs till Nov Is, It this following rates:
8t2xle oop5. -
Twony~dre o8p1oa. A75
F1ase Au0saf1a 1S0
ReEntzuoa may be mnde either BY draft, exprees,
Pos: 0ca ordaz, In restsezed ette1s st r1a1.
Address THE TnDuxE CoxtpARx,
Chicago. L1inuia.
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:: The Eoentng Jeur7tal farors the public with
! :ihe editorial announcement that the result Of
- - elections on Tuesday has produced ease in
The money market, in place Of the unpleasant
stringency previously prevailing. He siHcerely
-. that some indirect good may come ont Of
IL; but the Journals money article says that
there sre no signs OF ease yet. Either the
blasted pork-packers ara earring OF all the
*g1eenbscks, or there is eth Eome danger Of
;G1oa1ev'e election.
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In our review Of the busiaess OF the ycor fol-
lowing the fire, thare vas a statements Of the
comparative business Of certain branches OF
manufactures, and it is possible that there may
be soruo personB who viii conclude that that
branch Of industry in the city is limited to the
particular items mentioned The rssuup en-
braces the following:
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Chicago before, during, and nfter the Fire. They
will be ready for delivery at our counting-room
| On Canal street tomorrow morning, at which
! place orders should be sent.
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e1oquence; other authorities rather decry his
effort. When he finished, the jury, either be-
cause they we're convinced, or because they
we're tired out and fearful Of his be-
ginning sgain, hsstened to bring in verdict OF
not guilty
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POLITICAL.

1 convention Of 1s3 delegates, to revise the
Constitution Of Pennsylvania, was elected on
Tuesday, VIZ: 2s Delegates for the State at
large, for the City of Philadelphta, aud for
s.ch senatorial District The delegates for the
State At large, and for the city, equally chosen
BY the majority and minority parties, and in the
several districts the majority elected two, and
the minority one. This provision Of the call, Is
indeed tho call for tho Convention itself, WAS
the pet measure OF mr. Backaleu, as member
Of tho list State Senate The delegates at large
arc:
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Horace G7eeler arrived
hero this evening. He will deliver AZ address
Ut the Fourth annual Fair Of the Maryland
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, at noorn,
Tomorrow, and VIII review the grand togrAe
light procession On the came eYeni1x,
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NII0NS SAMPH1THEATRR-CA Clinton street, between
WA;42aton and Randolph Roherts Variety and Min
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GLOBE ETHKA1RE-pesplatna street, betvsea 31adi-
2ntf1eN1 Tro1pa.
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HalfoTd Sauce,

ar thought the taste, ssys gentleman, "for thu
Ha1ford Leicesta1shiro Table saucc must be acquired
for tomatoes but found st the first trial th1t kod.
toes better by the use Of tho sauce." Auoth4
writes: "My wHe and children much pleased With
tho Halford Leceste1shtre And with my purchases 4
--E. Please have dozen bottles packed.
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4 most remarkable mill may be seen In operation It
tho Of Hubbard and Jefferson etreets, in ths
city, where grinding is done By entirely and
unique process, namely: attzition, air oozTent4
Grain ground BY this ptoceas retains is original ehe
!cal properties complete. gtsit to the mill viii
paY tho curious IN mechanical and scientido dstoloa
fueuta.
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Personal.

Mis- Wilder Win have hez reception Saturday, tha
18th, at her residence, No. 789 Wataah avenue and
takes this means to 1nvtte her friends and patrons ~
in consequence OF change Of resenca many could mt
o4terWiso be xeached.
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BARfUh'S SHOW-Teat On Stats street, betweon
S3d evening exhibitions.
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MYERS OPERA HOUSE-Monzoo strsst, betwee4,
4ote end Dearborn Arlington hetnble End Ootsou'5
8takttc13-
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AIHEE'S THEATHE-Wab4sh hvauue and CoaRreeE
9tssst- Theodore Thonoxt' Orchestral Concert
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Thursday Morning, October 10, 1s12.


Acv1CKER'S MISUNDERSTANDING street, between
j3t:1e and Dearborn Tho Bog les March = Mr No
Rink3E H41or Gideon.
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ACADEMY OF MuSIC-H.lstsd street., nesr Asdi-
0usQr<y."
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FOE THE 61ATK.

Lfbzu1s Espttbltean.
| George ". oodwazd, William N. Meredith,
/ Je1erniah s. Black, J. GlKngham Fell,
| Andrew @. Curtin, Harry White,
| william Il. Smith, LIN Bartholomew,
! Ffank1tn B. Gowen. II. n. McAllister,
John =: c.mpbei1. Wm- 3. Armstrong,
8amuel e. Reynolds, VIM. Dayia,
JaEea E1ia, James l. Rsyno1ds.
s. c. T. Dedd, Samuel E. Dinmick,
George. H Dal1a4, George Y. Lawrence,
Robert J. Lamberton, David Y. White
andrew 4. PurEaanr r. H. Ainey,
William Il Corbet, John &. Walker.
FOR THE c1TI OF PHILADELPHIA.
James Il. Heyazin, Edward G. Knjeht
Theo- Cuyla, John Pr1ee Wethe1iIl.
AT the Peansy1Eania election, Tuesday, a
Constitution, to elect the State Treasurer by the
people, instead Of by the Legislature
John g. Baxter, Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.,
announces himself as q candidate FOR re-election-
William Il. Seward, in letter to R. P. john
son, of San Francisco, pisces himEelf on the rec
ord Els in favor OF the Republican party and tho
present Administration
The nominations for Congress. in Virginia,
8re now practically complete, rs follows:
Lt57al Republican.
/. Elliott Il Brsxtun, James B. Seuer,
4. Baker P. Lee, James H. Platt, Jr.
s, George D. Wise, John Amber Smith,
/. Philip r. Mckinney, YIN. 3. q. stowel,
&. Alexander Davis, G. 7. Thomas,
d Thomas Whitehead, Jamea F. Johnson, b.
7. John T. Harris,
g. Eppa Hunton, Edward Daniels,
.. Reeve T. Bowen. Robert ". Hughes.
In the Second District, DR.. D. A. Norton (co1-
ored) is running against Platt, with colored sup
port, and, in the Eourth District, Congressman
Porter, Colonel John R. Pophan, and ". N.
Stevens (colored senator) are all at work to
divide the Republican vote with Stowel1. The
Republicans make no nomination in the Seventh
District, and virtually adopt johnson Bourbon)
in the Sixth.
a 8. Colyar, who entered himself as an in
dependent candidate for Governor Of Tennessee,
supporting Greeley, has withdrawn. Only Gov
ernor Brown, Liberal and l. a. Freeman, Re-
publican. are now recognized regular candi-
dates. Tho th1ee-cornered fight for Congress-at-
Largo doos not promise 80 happy solution.
The wozkingmen Of Knoxville, Tenn, have
nominated Col. J. II. Thornburgh for Congress,
making four candidates in that district
Tho Adams boys oppose the Cincinnati
because tho Adams daddy WAS not |
there nominated. The Adams stock can never
20 above pa--Bost0n Herald
Correspondents are frequently calling for
the information in the following compact table |
of t11e Electoral vote:
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The Philadelphia Ledger II marvel Of jour-
aalistis success, apditsp proprietor, III. George n.
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We announced, some time since, that TIE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE would hereafter be independ-
ant Of parties and politicians, and would be the
organ Of nobody except Of it's own conductors,
and Of the people who give i. their snpport- We
recognize the fact that the affairs Of 3 rspub1i-
can Government can be conducted only through
parties, and that :hero must always be choice
amoog parties and candidates. Hence, en asti-
tude Of Independence does not imply neutrality.
We hAvs positive opinions upon National and
local affairs which We shall always seek to make
stfectige; but We cannot be called upon to In
dorse MEASURES and cand' .ates that are not en-
titled to support merely because political con-
vention has indorsed them 1herefore we say,
~ plainly ~ possible, that the recently
nominated Tor ha1f-nominsted) Liberal ticket
for county ohcezs is not satisfactory to the bet
ter class Of citizens, and that it does not repro
sent the type Of intelligence and character
which II ought to represent, and that, while 1t
presents some excellent names, 1t also presents
some 30 Objectionable thst it cannot receive our
support as whole. It is quite possible for tho
Liberals to csr1y this city and county by as de-
csive majority 1a Cincinnati WAS carried On
Tuesday last; hut to do this requires ticket
in which the public may justly reposo confidence
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CURE FOR
Erysipelas, ScrOfula. letter. sc.

TNIE UNDERSIGNED, instructed in early lite In cur.
L Ing Eryspclas, ScrOula, reitcr, O!d Sores md
Fresh Cuts by external remedy only after being for
many years almost entirely secluded account OF the
care incident 10 large family, but relieved to
considerable e2ent from those cares thrun III the earn
est solicitation of her friends and believing il 10 be her
duty to use those advantages with which the great ps.
penser of Good has favored her respectfully offers her
sympathy and her services to those afflicted by such dis
AID injuries, hoping they will give her call and
receive fair trial OF her skill, assuring Them II their
case Is durable at ALL they will find speedy relief and
certain cure by the Use OF her remedy.
For particulars address the undersgnei ruciy.Ing a
three cent pJstage stamp.
MADAM DOZEN, DoctreSs,
Fountain Green p o., Hartford Co.. Nd.
EsReerence may DO made to either OF the following
named gentle men, who have been eur by her remedies
IohnC, Charshee, IIavro Nc Grace Hartford Co Nj.
Isaac Fletcher,
John Coale, Aberdeen,
Henry c. Michael Aberdeen,
Eenntet Cualc
Charles Moore, ChnTchville
Lewis Townsley, Hopewcl Road
Samuel Whistler, Fouutuin Green
Nathan Dean,
William Boudn, Bel Air,
William ForwUod, Hickory
James Fotwood, Forest Hill,
j. w. Scarborough, Mil Green,
Samuel James, Z"
Shndrach Street,, Jarretsye
Besides the above, hundreds Of others hcar testimony
10 the efficacy of Madam Doxens remedies, and their
testimonials Will lie shown on application. mil Bin
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The True Grounds of CONFIDENCE.

Whence comes that firm reliance, that absolute, uu.
dJuhtng faith in the efficacy Of Hcstetters Stomach
bitters remedy for indigestion, bilious disorders
intermtcnt and remittent fevers, which VIGOROUSLY
prevail in all parts Of the United States This conf.
ence has been growing for twenty years, and it is still
attending. IT is not the result Of Credulity; it has
not been engendered by any human device, but is the
spontaneous and natural consequence of experience
What people see daily going under their own eyes
they cannot question. When families in unhealthy dis.
ricts that resort 10 this wholesome vegetable tonic
preventive, escape periodical eveis and their i'm.
mediate neighbors, who neglect this precaution are
prostroed by the disease how is it possible that the
phenomenon should be without its lessoni In like
when it is that obstinate of dyspep-
sia oflver complaint of constipation Of weak
ness and of general debility yield to the operation OF
The famous remedy, how even increduty itself
withhold Its endorsement Eyewitnesses Of the salu
ary effects of the Bters be found in every civil
2ed settlement this continent The thousands upon
thousands who their restoration to health and
strength their preservation from Sickness its
raordnary medicinal properties, enthusiastic in Its
praise The mutitudes who recommend it In Il neigh.
horly way heir friends and tauces, well as
those who make public their estimate virtues
always ready to state their for the faith that
is in them. They have all either felt witnessed Its
henrfcent operations.
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Something New for Agents.

Agents who want to make money can sell nothing
rapidly and beautiful steel Engraving
The Mother Of Our Lord.
1t the finest subject engraved and surprises every
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Price $3.50 Highly endorsed by leading Dvines of all
denomination Agents who ard that Books go hard,
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Male and female Agents wanted. Write for circulars
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Editorial Notices a

Editorial Notices are so common that it IS
almost impossible jr uu editor TO express his honest
opinion Of the merits of any article without being
pected of interested motives This fact however, shall
not deter us from saying what wo think of add
70 the Materia Medica to which our attention has
heen recently directed We refer to 'Dr. j. Walkers
California Vinegar Bittcrs,' remedy which Is making
s way into more families Just now than all tue other
advertised medicines put together There to be
question about the potency of its tonic and Alternative
properties while 1t possesses the great negative
nendation of containing neither alcohol mineral
poison That it is specific for Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Constipation, and many complaints Of nervous
origin, We have reason to know; and assured
GOOD authority that as general nvigorant regulating
and purifying medicine, it has equal 1t is stated
Ina its Ingredients obtained from the wilds of Caior-
nial to the medical world aud Its extraordi.
nary effects certainly warrant the conclusion that is
a compound of agents hitherto unknown. Ifpopuarity
is any criterion, there can be doubt Of the efficiency
OF the Vinegar Biters, for the sale Of the article is i'm
mense and continually increasing apj4w
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A. j. MYERS, State Agent,

wishes ReliIhe Agenls for Hartford adjoining comm
tC'. Respectfully refers TO Hon Judges Grason AMI
Waters, j. Street,, VIM and Henry A. SILVER J. Car
viii Ice, John Hood. John Moore. Nathan Detl Jr.
Y. Mmynad"r, Esq and to the editor Of this pa per.
t1o t. Drs. i. d. Lee, Z. Hall and William $. Rich
Rrd4on. Dr. +. C. Hopkins, DR.. Thos VI. Elliott and nr.
NJ :" Jarrett -~Iedical Examiners.
Persons mny apply tor insurance t. pr ~. = Rchard-
SOP A. H. Greenfield Bel Air md q. NnS:in Carlisle.
Ensinn.
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The Mormon Wife.

Now Is the time for Agents to territory for this
thrilling aud fearless book II comprises the Adven
lures and Experience ola woman-writen by herself
for years the wife off Mormon PrOphet-discosng all
that mysterious wicked aud startling aboumdng in
thrilling adventure, humorous and pathetic scenes
the most fascinating boo eXant. Steel portrait of the
Authoress, portraits of leading Mormons both and
women Life and scenes in Utah, etc. Sold only by
Agents. For circulars address HARTFORD Pu BLISH.
ING CO.. Hartford, Conn. apl2-4w
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The BeechGr Fruit Baskets.
CUNDURANCO,

TT x PIANO CO., y. Y. LIST class :2on. No 4 gents
- De Names Of patrons II State. in circular. url3
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Ayers -Ague Cure,

F2 fS,, FevsT and kgue,, Intermittent Fnve~
CA'n Fever. Bomittent Fever, Dunr
Agle, Periodical or bilious Fever, &c,
en- indeed ell the affections which misc
from malarious, marsh, or miasmat,o
poisons.
A. lis nann implies, it does Cmrc, and does not
inii. Continuing neither Arsenic, Quininr Bism,lh.
NV, no" ay o.h"r mineral or poisonous substaurc
W'atcv"", i IN n0wiSc Injuries any patient. Tho
number and inheritance Of its cures in the apnc ti~.
n'l-, ARE literally Beyond account, and we believe
without parallel III the history Of Agc medicine.
Oar nlitr il g"a;f'd bv the ~ acknowledgements we
receive 81 Tie radical cures effected in obstinate
"t-"s, and VIII ".'r,' .emcc> had wholly iar.'
n""c!'Nl1i"d rr''1n~, esther resilient in, -,
Travelling IN onrh mi.'>!nac localities will lie pro.
l ,l"'' ~ t%kla- the AZ T. CIRF daily.
Fo' li""r '"'"p!Hin'S, arising from turpid!iY
y ihn Litr" II l. IN "N"CoIt remedy, stimulating
-" Live INT" healthy activity.
to E.ionh Di~"rt!"H aid LIVER Complaint: it Is
- rN, client remedy, producing riany truly r.
= SthIe cures, Mhrt" Other n;odicincs had failed
"''""He' hg pr, j. g. AVER II Co, Practical
Z" 'ntiEt'ca, ~, niints, Lowell Alas .et aod
81" "'i !hc arid.
''"s:. "P.cD rEH HuTIi.
For sale by A. II. GREENFIELD, Bel Air
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MILLIONS Rear Testimony 10 their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
ylnegar Bittcrs are NOS l. vile Fancy
Drink, Made O! Poor Rum, Whiskey,
Proof Spirits nnd Refuse liquors, doc.
torcd, spic2d ma swocteued 10 please the taste
called " Tonics Aopetilcrs.' Rcsiorers, &c
that lead the tppicr on tadrunk"nncs4 and ruin.
but are true MciicIn:, made from the Native
Roots ami Herbs of California, free from ali
Alcoholic Siimuian,s. They are Ii,
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, q perfect
Renoyator aud lnvisorltor Of the System, carry.
Ing of all poisonous matter aud restoring tho blood
10 n healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according 10 directions and remain long
unwel, provided their bones rot destroyed
ny mineral poison other means, aud the vital
organs wasted beyond the point CT repair.
They are "a Gentle Purgutivc rs we'll
us II Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
Of acting as powerful agent In relieving Conges-
tlon or Inflammation Of the Liver md of nil the
Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
IN young or old, married or single, Mt the dawn Of
womanhood or at the Turn Of lie these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For IniinmmntOry and Chronic Rheu.
mntism and Goat, Dyspepsia or In.
Intermittent Fcvers, Diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
these Bittcrs have been most successful. such
Diseases are caused by Vitinicd Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs Tight.
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eruotations OF
the Stomach, Bad Taste IN the Month"; Bilious
Attacks i'nlpitntom of the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Pain in thergions Of the Kidneys, and
o hundred ether painful symptom. nre the Of
@prings of Dyspepsia.
They inVigorate the Stomach :nd stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them OF
uncqualled efficacy In cleansing the blood of all i'm
purities, and imparting new life md vipor TO the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, EruptionS, letter
Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots Pimpcs PustuIes
Boils Carbunoles, Ring-Woms, s,a!d Head, sofe
Eyes, Erysiptlas Itch Scurs, Disrolorations ofthe
Skin, HumoIs and Diseases Of the skin, OF what
name or nature, are literally dug mp ana
red out of the system inn short time by the use Of
these Bitters. One bottle In such cases will con-
vince the most incredulous OF their curative effect
Cleanse the Initiated Blood Whenever YOU fmi it.
impurities bursting through the skin IN rimp!c-
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it %holI YcU lind II
obstructcd ana sluggish IN the veins: c.ca'2 il
when it is oul,und yoUr feelings will tell yoU wh:n
Keep the blood pure, and the Er1tt Of The n".,cm
win follow
PIN, TAPE, and othcg WORMS, ...uil
In the system OF so many thou saths a! C!i,,tuIiS
destroy cd and removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II. AiCDONALDL,
co, Druggists and Gen. Agents san francisco
Cal. ana Sa and 81 Commerce Stree New York