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,,. ,o-, IN, nn,nns left thore but thoso fast
being supereeded by tho hardly musical names OF tho
ArgOnaUts. -, .,.o.o,oa -. ~,noco
deafh the miners whispered rcyerenty; she dled OF
longing 90 70 Heaven" THO lieathen Clee was nps
was the following; ,,,o =, a.. r,,,
once moro refer 20 the ATgonaus OF 49, In the RANK
- M, t,r, MAJ, he many known personally 10 some OF
mis- audience There may be gaps which the memory on
others may supply There are homes all through IN"
lan1 hose Vacant places rover be hled There arc
graves an over California on whose nameess monnds
,onc shall wccp should like TO end this picture win
norsh INT the frumpets and the bands have gone on
before and the mountains beginning to hide the Ar
,rants from our Wow. They are marching ~ tno GU!
Nv e sea- ihey are watching for the sail OF the iast
Argo and when tue last Argonaut shall nave passsd ~
She TOO will spread her white wings and slip unioletu
through the golden gate e the haven that opens III tue
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FULTON STREET.


The many advantages Of this floor arc ut once dis
ccrnibe TO business men. The offices on this floor arc
highly desirable for all classes especially adapted
TO insurance money brokers' and merchants. The two
large Offices fronting Fulton and Nassau, and Ann
and Nassau respectively IS feet by 2i feet and IS
feet by %, feet and the two interior offices similar
10 those on the floor above.
The following diagram shows the plan OF the second
floor OF which the third. fourth, hfth and sixth floors
are eaunerparts All tted with every modern con-
vonience:
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on Of tho Rev. Father Preston. pastor OF tne
ohrrch executed by Quincy Son, end pronouncen
nm exccleut likeness; an admirable steel engraving
arst;s proof of Pope Pho Mono; beautiful crayOn po5
.ra1 ~ HE Most Rev Archbishop McCl0skcy; inagh
cent silver OF Tiffany Co.'S make. valued a. w ,
ersfcIasa reed organ, excellent piano, ana lEut
carriage By way Of diversions, postoiice delivers
npon demand most entertaining epsues me my ta,on ~,
dhnoud gives ITS treasure sand various games tcn
believers In luck An excellent restaurant PROVIDES re-
freshment for the hungry, while pretty floral Temple
and confectionery stand dispense their sweet Hai'
most freeiy In addition TO these attractions, entettan
ments are furnished by the Bohemian gass9IowS ri
prof Gbert's remarkable troupe or trained plrus h
Pinch and judy and Grafnllas TN ReglWenS b'n ~,
The fair Will continue til the 2Ist instant, anu ON .o
evening of the 2d Of January grand drandto ehtol
tanment will be given under tho mana gene nj OF huus
Tin Daly who has offered his whole troupe for the occa
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FULTON eTREET.

nOor WITHOUT exception tho finest location
for Banking md Insurance Offices In the city, Tue two
magnificent Offices to the right and left haye-one q
front Fulton street OF 66 feet and Nassau street OF 20
feet and the other col feet front Ann street and 2
feet on Nassau street. and unequaed In their class
Adjoining Them 10 the rear. two anterooms 20 feet
by IS feet and interior offices, each with 193 feet
front on Nassau street. extending 80 feet back all
perfect in the way of light and ventilation The follow
ing diagram represents the basement floor:
CrpEEp
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In addition the sub-cears, probably the handsomest
and most extensive I'm the city, are particularly wen
adapted for the storage OF wines and merchandise The
budinr will be heated throughout by steam and jan
itor residing on the sixth floor, will have wltchfu eye
TO the wants Of the tenants and the safety OF their prop
erty. Many inquiries have already been made Tor
Offices aud no objections have been made to the tarh'
IA the advantages of safety, location and convenience
fully compensate for the outlay. All applications 10
rent must be made to Homer Morgan, esqp NO zFlho
street,
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dcscribed on tho first baniinghouso floor with the
addition Of two anterooms, each 10 feet by l2t fcet,
fronting on The tariff rentroll OF this build
ing viii amount TO si25Ooo graduated as follows
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HOLIDAY HATs-In purchasing your Hat
the HOLIDAYS KSOx i1 Broadway under me fh Avenue
Hotel inspect Of Fancy Pnrt which oilers rare
opportunity selection Of suitable git for Jour LADY endf
Visit r. LoRD's new Cleaning and Dyeing
OEee SO rosiwsy near Deeck.fs (ss Of BrOome bane at
dresses shas s eaes owes Af be@a
uiulT cleaned: coats pants. cleaned ike neg.
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iAnEoinoensat%f
A sure relief orasthma-WnucoMB's REMEDY.

HALF HORSE AND HALF NAN.
Rheimasm Saenes Lsmeues AMI lind tesh bone or
muscle nen upon beast is cured BY CESrAuR LiSiAksT-
the wonderful discovery Of ancient and modern times
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The Novelty Printing Press
S;ill maintains it. reputation as ths hs-t cyer
invented with which 10
TO Your s.yn Printing.
sEvJ O. WOODS, Manufacturer,

.-Jl Federal Street, iip,i"n.
W. v Edwards, 81. Broadway, y. y. !. ,.
Edwards, 10 si,th Stree:. st. Louis; Kelley,
NOVEL; : Ladwiy 9I9 Market Street. rhi!G'lelphia;
A. G. Kellogg. Is2 ". Washington N'rCe', Chicago.
msrZ;-jisatNw
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

aehanri.-s Fuinseniu syrup., ssa-Weed
Tonic. aad mandrake siGs are the ooiy i.ici-
tu, I 80 things 10 90 to make the lungs heal.
Fist, the liver aud stomach :nust lac sci Is:o
good, healthy condition, iJr wi:ea the lungs ART
wasting the wI0;e body i wasting, ;nd the iccd OF
a corsuInp:iye even /: he has appetite, dS,s
rourish the body. IL the stomach and liver are
loaded with slime il lies there aid takes the acc
OF food eonsequeniiy the patient has no appetite
very little, and the gastric Juice cannot mix with
the food, which lies In the stomach. and spells or
sours and passes Oh without EocrishinS the sss;em.
SCaENCk'S MANIRAkE PILLS act on the
FLYER and stomach. aud carry oil tnis slime. The
SEA-EEED TONIC is = very pleasant stinulant,
which, directly after eating, unies with the
a:trc juice and dis.olvcs the food prodaing seod
yme and chyle; then, by Iartakibg freely Q; the
PuLMONIC SYRUP, the iooi is turned into gocl
blood and the body begins to grow. As soon As the
patient begins TO gin In flesh the matter IN The
lungs begins to ripcn, anu they heal VI.
This Is the only way TO cure consumption. No
one was ever cured unless they began to gain in
flesh. The second thing is, the patient must stay
in warm room until they get we'll II Is very i'm.
poItant !o- them TO prevent taking cold when the
lungs are diseased. FRESH air. and riding
about all wrong, and yet, because they are in
the house tier must not remain quiet; they must
walk about the fast the strength will per-
NIT TO get up good circulation Of the blood.
To those who can afford it, and are unwilling to
stay ia the house, recommend Il visit during the
winter months TO Florida, well down in the State
where the temperature Is u,ar. and Dof subject
10 such variations rs in more nor hern iatitudes
Paa;kt, MeloEviile, and Enterprise points ]
EN- accommodates good hotel being kept ut the
former place hy the Mrssgs- Pe:eEman, while the
accommodations and advantages 81 the latter places
such 10 facilitate The of al " no psr
take freely Of my Preparations and follow the al.
vice have laid down, and which is more fully set
forth in the c ictilar accompanying my medicine.
Full directions accompany all my remedies. so
that person in any part OF the world readily
b. cured by strict observance Of The same.
J. II. SCdENCK, NJ "a.
Price Of the FuiiEoIie Syrup and ses-Wee1
Tonic, si5O pc. hottie, or s.. 50 per ali dozen.
Mandrake Pills 2jscnts per box.
Prepared AID for sale by
j. II. s. HENCK & son.
Northeast corner oi Sixth AMI Areh-sts, Philsde-
rhia, a. hy druggists and dealers generally.
COLL.ES BROS.
ST. LoUIs, Mo.
tnai.s-5liNw "a nolesale Agents.
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.:E. sailei-Ihc k.sc:.cn

B;i.,lc,;'s ''Cocoaine, For beantiiying,
Renewing and perpeiuatiug the growth Of the
human hair, -proyerbiall;; Acknowledged to
TO lie ''ilie best and cheapest hair-iressing in
t,.e world entirely fee from ootorin9 or
irritating mater Ia certain remedy for dan
drUff, and irritation OF the seal p-"Kallis-
tou'-cDoling, fragrant beauiiiier OF the
skin, removing pimp.es, biotc!,es, tan and
sunburn, rendering the s., in sol; and smooth
an uniail;ng an:ido;e Cor the bates OF MOS
quitoes and other insects, I'll peculiarly adar-
ted TO bathing infants -"fiorime!," an ex-
auisitc handkerchief perfume, -.'Orisnial
Tooi., Wssl."-for bsauiii;ins the teeth and
gums" Rurneti's Unrivailed Cologne Wa
ter" and "Burnett's Superior FIavoring
Extracts" FOR tlavoling Soda Syrups.
Ice Creams, Cn-tards, Pies, Banc
Mango, JelIids, Soups, etc.,-all
known as t.Barne,,'s Standard Preparations,
were submitted, years ago, 10 the public, in
the belief that their quality would insure
success. In this the proprie:ors base not
been disappointed. Their sterling merits
have stood the test Of time, ard the popular
jg3qfeni has been rendered in their favor.
They are now considered 10 be standard
articles, Of superior merit, and large sale, by
all druggists in the United States, and in
many foreign countries. ''Burne,ts Super
Tor Fiavoring Extracts are also equally
popular and staple among select family gro
cars. They are put up in five sizes.
sE BEWARE of weak, impure and fictitious
d. .nds. Ali Of Bnr,,eti's Preparations in
fall asSJ.trnen: are for sale by all tie drug
sis:s, an.i EuIne:t's Fiavoring Extracts by all
the ieiding gr0cers in Leavenwoftn and ST.
Louis, at Manufacturer wholesale and re-
;aii ,,ricss :anl2 iiSpu.Sw
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r,.in Word. for she People.

When broken down in health, strength and
spirits, it is not necessary that We should ask
medical man neither an invigorlui is necessary.
Common sense tells US that it is- The only ques-
ton to be decided is what that iavigorant shall BE-
A standard tonic and restorative, which has been
may years before the public. and in which mii-
lions Of the intelligent classes repose the fullest
faith, seems, in q case like this, 10 present the
strongest claims to the prudent invalid Hostetters
Stomach Bitiers may be truly said to possess these
high Recommendations. It's triumphant progress
during period oftwen,y yeirs, its preset popu-
laiiiy and the uniform success which attends its
use in indigestion, nervous debility, hillary CONE
paints, E.yerand sgue and all ailments which de-
press the physical ysteui, and enervafe the mind
eu.itIe it 10 the rank Of standard national speshc.
Il is regarded In that. light by the community at
large and hundreds Of thousands Of both sexes re-
sor, to i, at this ses.on preventive of tina, nu-
merous and harassing class Of diseases which tale
their rise from the miasmatic winds and vaPors Of
.pring. II is stimuiant, tonic, an Alternative
and mill sperien;-four ESSENTIAL restorative and
p,,,eciiye clements OF the mateiia meiica-united
in single agreeable preparation. Everyingredien;
is ve.etsb e, Of the finest quality. AID absolutely
pu,e. Uos,etter's Btteys is better Inown, held
in greater esteem, and commands larger sale,
than, any other prcpIieiy medicine manufactured
It~,;his country or imported from abroad.
tu-th-sai&v
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TINE NATIONAL PARK.
Pleauare Excursion to the Yellow
Stone.

since Congress has decided to reserve pub
lie land for National Park, and col ssnted
10 make the necessary appropriations in due
dine to improve, sdon and beautify it, there
vill be . universal desire throughout the
country to zee the "famous land, " selected BY
senasor Pomeroy. Accordingly, to meet this
de.ire, Nessn. Durfee & Peck, Of this city,
Gsssr,nent Contracoss, will send swift
aaa elsgant steamer Of the Northwest Trans
PoEtation Company, to the waters of the
yellow stons. The present season gives
psoaise of abundant wafer, and Il is thought
. eonnodions sleamer can ascend this stream
Il lsast go nils from its confluence with
De Ninoari. OF course the number of the
pannagsn viii b Limited, and probably invi-
Snl;ss NH be sent to prominent citizens of
- Uaitsa oeais. The nanbess of The ex.
cnruiou parsy Al counse viii have admirable
noortu1ifies for tropfing and shooting. The
GSsans 1hat contribute 70 the Yellow Son
~ aliss xieh The finest trout, while The
esnnlry / celebeafed for the abundance Of
e0a. For natural scenery, the Yellow
elans oooeHsy = Apsuzpased, and aliossthez
IL s1Asaslfen a he trip 1ill Be immense.
= + sow though IL exoaraion aeamer vill
sail hsn Sioux City shout The 18th Of Nay.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 18th
Ths Day Leavenworth Celebrates.

Yesterday dispatch came from L. u.
Boomer, Ed, stating that he would be
ready to Join in the celebration in honor OF
the completion of the bridge, April 10th.
Immediately after the dispatch was received
q meeting Of the Bridge Committee was
called, at Hines & Eaves bank, and THUS
day, April 18th was named as the day.
Several of the gentlemen favored postpone
ment until May lst, 50 as 10 &c; good
ready" but the majority thnughtthe ceiebra-
ton should take place while the event was
fresh in the minds of the people. day IN
the fourth week of April was no. named be-
cause that week is sacredly observed by the
adherents Of one religion. The first week Of
Nav would involve long postponement,
hence all parties compromised 10y naming
the third week of April. In order to get TO
work at once-now that every committee can
70 to sork intelligenily ii; WAS decided to
hold general Committee Meeting at the
District Court room Thursday night of this
week. 1t is expected that every committee
member will be present that evening. Citi-
zens are likewise invited to attend. Tie
time is short, the harvest is great, and there
should be no lack of labors. This celeara-
ton is L,avenworih's opportunity, and
every resident Of the city-man and woman
should take hold in downright earnest,
and contribute something toward making it
glorious SUCCESS.
Before the meeting dissolved Mayor Hal
derman sent the following dispatch to the
President of the Pacific Railroad of Missouri:
yas,,,l H. Broara President Missouri Pacific j.. r..
ST. LSsis, Missouri:
sOur citizens intend TO celebrate the COM
plesion of the bridge Thursday, April 18th,
and it will add greatly to the affair to run
Trains from the bridge to the city. i ask, IN
behalf the people, that the connection with
your road be permitted 70. that occasion, and
that the differences between the two roads on
The question Of connection be not allowed TO
Interfere with the full success OF the oelebra-
ton. Answer Immediately.
JNo. A. HALDERMAN,
Mayor of LeaEenworth."
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the BRIDGE TESTED.
Crossing of the First Train.-The Re-
suit Eminently Satisfactory.

Last Sunday afternoon the first train crossed
the Leavenworth Bridge, and the result OF
ths crossing was highly satisfactory to the
Chief Engineer and the Bridge Managers.
II has been expected that no crossing would
be made by an engine until Monday, but
Gen. Wright, the Chief Engineer, desiring
to make an informal test OF the structure
teleeraphed for an engine last Saturday, IN
order to cross Saturday afternoon. No reply
vas received until Sunday, and II become
generally understood that the test would be
made the day following. However, when
the engine whistled at the eastern approach
Il WA decided TO make the crossing at once.
Accordingly, Eagine No. 20, of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, with tender
and 6at car attached moved On 10 the bridge.
The locomotive tender and car were crowded
With citizens. Every inch Of space was occu-
p;ed. and the demand was, for more room.
Az least one hundred and twenty five persons
managed to find transportation ON the first
train, .among them Gen. Wright, Chief En-
sipeer Of the Bridge, L. &. Boyington, the
Contractor, Superintendent, and his Chief
Assistants, Messrs. Thorne and Gray, together
with H. NJ. Aller, Of the Chicago q South
western, and a representative Of The TINES
Messrs. Aller, Wright and Boyingion found a
prominent position on the ''cow catcher
where observations of the DETECTION could be
made. The informal test was satisfactory in
the highest degree. 1t is expected that the
formal test will be made one day this week,
and will consist Of the heaviest load that can
be put on the Bridge; namely 5000 pounds
per lineal foot for thirty feet, 500 pounds
per lineal foot for twenty feet, and ,2io
pounds per lineal foot for remaining distance
Of the span. Every part Of the Bridge is
proportioned to sustain load six times rs
arss, a this formal test load; and doubtless
If subjected TO the test, would bear a load ten
time, n great
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.,.u,,y.. snort we..n:

Aside fro.n the impure substances from
which are made the majority Of Baking
Powders, large proportion are short Of the
weight represented upon the package. We
not only claim that Dooley's Yeast Powder
is free iron any injurious subtanccs, ard that
each package contains fall weight, but that
the quantity required to produce the desired
result in the kitchen is from twenty five to
5Oper cent. less..tiian,hose Of ordinary manu-
facture. Manufactured by Dooley & Brother,
60 New street, New York, and FOR sale al
retail By all respectable grocers.
we'd I'll sun & ".
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SPECIAL NOTICE

II u he Ee @; ttry truly rIissa1e madeleine 10 Be
CvU.fEEsEiTsp. 80 .Nosss' Sir James Carrie s
FeIsQie P.Rs tstslas.Teiy CoUrxRF.IrED. The
ge5.uipe kdT, ne aSsas OF '.JOB M"sE>." Oh eick
package III oiisrs scog,.leSS. Dishonest Drug
gis easGsaF 10 sri n. oa.yJcs u .gEe gTe,iieT pro-
fiE
lie chained. tae Dollar enclosed To the Sole Pro-
piistor, JOB HOSES, Is Cofiiaiiit ST., NeS York,
will insure bottle OF the Genuine, containing Fifty
Pill, ty return mail, securely stated from any
know le.se q; lis contents. je.5iS Woo. As
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Sixteen Years Of success.

In 1876 the now famous Mexican Mustang
Imminent was first made known 10 the public
by an extensive system o. advertising. From
that time to the present, the demand for 1t
has been steadily increasing, until II has
taken the lead OF all embrocations, lotions,
ointmenis, and other external remedies, I'M
ported or domestic, ever introduced into the
American market. In the Elos, celebrated
racing and ,rotting stables, in the establish
mems OF stage and city car companies, and
in the stables Of private gentlemen, 1t is the
only recognized cure for such diseases OF the
horse as require outward treatment. Nor is
il less valuable as a local application for some
of the most distressing complaints TO which
man is subject. rheumatism. stiffness of the
joints, neuralgia, sore ,hro 4, tnmors, wens,
earachc. toothache, yield to lis pain sutduing
coun,er-irritant properties, and burns, scalds
and cuts are healed with incredible raPidiiy
under lis oDeration. eocSw
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The general impression nov is, that this
road must b. built; and that it is necessary
for our interests that il he built at once. We
have not tie ieas, doubt but the proposition
will BE- carried bya handsome majority. The
people of O.kaloosa are working hard to &c
bonds voted, ard it is thought there will be
very little opposition made.
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STATE OF KANSAS. a.
Leavenwosta County.
IL Ike District Cosri sttI: in and for said c,apt,
GEORGE A. MOORE.
flaiaiia,
BELINDA TOWNSEND And
EDWIN TOW NSESD,
peieudsu.s
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ST, LOUIS MARKET,

ST. LOUIS, April -
FLoUR-Uniet and unchanged.
WnEAT-Spring, dull and sample lots lower; No
- sold nj 81 40 delivered; fall, round lots In de
niani and held irmer; current offerings light, dull
and unchanged; sample lots OF No 3, red sold at
81 s2l.i9l So.
CoRN-Slow but prices tiifc easier On bulk: No
:, mixed i9eaiolsc; do white mixed i5@ ~ bulk
mixed $50 isc; yellow 5oc; white ii9''c in
sack
OAIs-Quiet and unchanged: No ., mixed So 4 ;
do white SIG; bulk mixed - a Zoe; do white iSc
sacked
BARLRY-Quie. and unchanged.
EYE-p-alers apart and nothing done.
PoIK-Dull; mess sil Jof12 on; offered al I'll 40
at close.
DcY SALT MEArs-Dull and unchanged.
BAcoS-Duil.
SHouLpKKs-i;t@,e sc; clear rib Gi4G7e clear sides
617Lc: clear sides offered freely al &C cash
without buyers.
LARD-Dnll; choice tieree slzzessi4e :or j"bLins
and order lots.
C0FFEE-Quie,; Rio 2lq23i
SueAE-Quiet; Louisiana 81 "a lie fcr common to
choice.
NoLAssEs-IOwer and duh; plantation i5@cec.
HlsHwINks-LOwer At sixms:c.
HENp-Dull and unchanged.
CArrLE-Quiet a. SIS 51d60o
IfOGS-kST5a IS
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A HUNDRED diseases may proceed from
one soIlrce-a diseased or debnitated stom-
ach. No human being cat lie healthy when
digestion is disordered. Tone the stomach
and liver and regulate the bowels with Dr..
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Eitie:s, ard the
work al assimilation and eHcrction will go
braveiy on. BY insufing perfect digestion
and proper fiaw Of bile, ii iaFiircs pure
blood, a vigorous circulation, and the prompt
discharge OF all waste matter from the system.
Scd-iri-suE&g
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She secret 0f s., aut.

What i - i no LONGER asked; Tor the
world Of fashion, aud all Others who wisl, To
combine the useful with The rejuyenating,
know that il is Lands BLOOM OF YOUTH for
beauifyrng the complexion and presesv-
ing the skin. We have heard ofseveral VINO
having been deceived by o:he: preientious
preparations, we're in doubt as 10 making
purchase of il; vet, following tie good old
maxim oc "Nu,i.ing venture, nothing have, ]"
made = trial of il, and the result h,s been, III
every instance, satisfactory. Ifeie are but
few ladi.s now to he found without j! on
their toilet table. Sol: al ali druggists and
fame .soo.ls stores, wad sat &w
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TIE public have been imposed upon by
remedies recommended by certificates which
have always originated from some unknown
source. We believe that medicine possess
ing reai merits, will e;itc: Cities wherever it
is used, at home, a. well as abroad. So
great has been the success Of this medicine,
that few cities, towns or villages can be
named, where some lives have not been
saved by the Use of DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs. d&w
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NEDICAI..ac.
MEDICAL. &c. u
Plantation Rittars.
s. T.---106O---X.

This .moaitrfal vegetable restore.
tive is the s!leet-anch0r Of fhe feeble
-ls-7sIs- a-za--s
ard debilitstcl. IS tonic and cor.
tl'Si .s.Z
dial for i:e aged :.n:i hairy s.ii ii has
remedy for lie nervous weakness 10
nhiel: Goniau are especially sub
jecf, i. i supe-sed:as every other
.iimnlnni. ia al! climates. trxf,lca!,
temperate or srisid, j; :cfs a. q Spe.
ciiir ia every specie %! disorder which
mathematics III. hu:i.is strength ahG
bre.,;.,, ,.na., IA. ahi.:;:: spi: IT,.