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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
sSs RIO .nsro
and passengers. to Garrison, Feb had heavy gale
from Wsw lasting "a houIs in which stove starboard
steamship Ashland, Moore rernandina, Feb With mdse
Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah Feb 8. with
ms;s and r..
,n:ss %S m a sa Ss
ship BLACK Prince tBr Inee. Yokonana DC. ls with
HoDs 20 Dec and crossed the Equator Jan "
E 10 ana
ne sh sSn es xh s
ship Durham, from Calcutta for New YORK.
OCT wS 10 %
Cape Of HoVs IS Srys 81 y the
from thence q days With heavy norhesy sss; feS
Bark Ncsau1 Br. sloccme, Rotterdam via 8: rhoma. IS
BaT'saa. put IN s. nG%s. a Tor been days north
Bark Oatharne tswe, Anderson, Malaga ~ days, with
fruit 70 Grand cersrovs.ss TO order Passed GbIal.ag
days, with strong head winds.
Pn Passed dos4
Took southern passage and had hne weather to
s .sssiy vessel
nnasa with
to 's'Rs sreTs aSs weas
thence ~ days with heavy NV and sW gales stove head
rail and received other slight damage.
Bark HoDrook, Leav, Cardenas, ID days. with sugar,
to Brett, Son Co. Had some heavy weather Been days
BARK Hesperus (Br) wbiuock, Havana, 10 DAYS. with
sugar 10 master Had moderate weather. three days north
of aeras Feb and 30 miles south OF the highlands
Jaw quantity OF wrecked stuff, consisting OF vesseis
cabin deck spars, &c. IA, a. g.,
Ward Co had heavy northery Winds been days north
RTE Queen of the Fleet (Brl, Bamanno, Table Bay,
Coli 81 DAYS. with WOOL dc to Baundahl 90, vessel to
Barina Archibald crossed the equator Jan In lon
had weather Hateras, from thence Light winds and
Bris Pahander tBr) Cousins Buenos Ayres days, with
hsdes &C. 70 Heney Parker Crossed the Equator Jan g.
in Ion 81 had srong gales from NNW to NNE TO Hate
ras from thence days, With bne weather. ,
Brig Telegraph IN ~, Meyer, Rio Grande, % days. win
hides &C. Uowley Corners Co, vessel TO Tobias 90
Crossed equator Jan In Ion 4W bad fine weather TO
lat 90 then heavy westerly gales split SAILS &c and car
ried away mainboom been II days north OF batteras
Brig Edith Crowley Mnauan, 80 dvys, with mahogany,
&C. Maitland, Phelps Co--vessel TO simpson * cap
Had heavy weather been days north or Hstes long ~
Leighton, second officer, native oil Jonespor aged
81 years. died o. and buried sea- Let In por.
brig Vague IN Or Larsen, Port au Plst - Gays WIN ma
bonav and hides 10 Meyerbock and shultz Had heavy
weather; days of Haeras lost nnd split sails
Brig Lizzie wvman, Hopkins Salt kiveI "a - days. win
loQwood, " de Cordova-vcsse to hetcau had me
weather TO Hateras from thence days. win ~" ano ."
Rris Countess OBI, Anderson, Demersra q days, with
sugar y orier. Had Strong wsNev gseei pssn oASs
noaA Of 0AtQna
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of Governor
WarmOth.
Astounding Charges Of Fraud and Corruption
Speaker Carter Good Tammany Man
Collector Casey's Jobs-Plot to
Make the state Democratic.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9. 1872.
Governor warmoth reappeared before the Con-
oress,onal Committee Of Investigation to-day, and
was kent on the witness stand for seven consecu-
tive hours which, with the SIX hours yesterday,
make total OF thirteen hours consumed In receiv-
ing his evidence His examination to-day was OF
the most searching and critical character, each
member in turn putting him through the most Try
ing cross.examinatlon. The result OF the two days
investigation shows clearly that Warmoth has not
only right on his sde out That he II master Of the
situation and by far the aDlest man of all
those connected with the pending contest. His
testimony and that OF the opposite side. taken last
week. make complete history OF the troubles
agtatng this State, and bear out the former state
menJ Of your correspondent that the whole
light Is tempest in teapot brought about by the
politicians IN a scramble for control. In cross
questioning deal OF partisan feeling was mani
| tested, the democratic members straining every
| nerve to make point for their party and the
republicans using all their ingenuity to protect
their interest Both sides came out OF the action
| bruised and battered, and Warmotn, ignoring both
| by fighting simply his own battle, showed
| clearly thas in all the corruption and bad
| government both republicans and democrats were
| hand and glove In his statements about President
| Grant he was guarded and extremely cautious,
charging that the main OF the trouble was to
| be attributed TO him. and whether his action was
intentional unintentional ne could not say; but
he thought Collector Caseys relationship ana
Grants personal dislike TO him naturally made him
favor Casey and that Casey has grossly misled him.
He showed clearly that the brains and money used
against him were
FURNISHED BY FEDERAL oPPDfALs,
and that the removal OF these oficas would restore
harmony In the republican party, aud re-establisi
confidence In his admins tration. Taking up tbs
leaders Of the opposition, who are sailing under crie
| OF reform he created sensation by charging
| under oath, the corruption they are guilty or BE
| gfnninQ with Mr. Carter, the leader, he charged
| thai for his influence as Speaker OF the House II
| Securing the passage OF bill granting AID to tn
| Mobile New Orleans and Texas Railroad, OF which
| Oakes Ames Ex-Governor Morgan and Secretar
| Deiano are large owners ne was made attorney 10
SAID road at salary OF $1,000 year, anu nn
| an hours work. This he secured by pocketlng tn
Mu aftef ~ massage Ana ka{pe3ng ~ &GRAlnz
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Ssame Sad. Destins..on i ono.
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imagine that the government Is in possession OF any
such information as the resolution calls for. nave
no idea that the Britisn government is going to
repudiate the treaty. or any part Of 1t, and would
not be the first TO suppose that they would be guilty
Of an act OF sucn wrong to and dishonor and dis
grace to themselves.
The regular order was then called ana Mr.
EDMUNDs gave notice that he would Call up the
resolution today.
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THE JAPANESE AND MORMONS.

Minister Dc Long and the Embassy Publicly Re-
ceived at Salt Lake by Mayor Wells-An Ad-
dress Of Welcome Banquet to the 0rien-
tals-Deoline TO Visit Brigham
Young ON the Ground Of Eth
quette-lhe Domestic Griev-
ances Of the Territory
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to s .1Dt s1s Dec s:s ar: % n:
s.S > HsssyS. lDsPs.n w we
crate w...Ssr BEEN 4. days ~ north s q ssissIs:
e Simpson S.5 S.p Sh HsS S' heavy
n0s5'i s 5yn ssss ne entire passage 9Th M
70 D.T sa1! Nah Had wsahsr
schr Storm PssIsl Ha:fs, r.mpico 20 days. with hemp
s,ss S s.s s'sss ;s. day.. With
sSsass d: SPOKE s';s sSns
v sshT g.1sh sf B s.SsS nopin: oc.oE. day.,
.s Ss. " h.:a lei
, SER kH:hen Kn,sA.en 5. Andrew: Vi. Old p,sv,;
0is1 S Ss f"sns%
scSr s,mmon: '" tof Provnce.ovp,. Bu.h Port au
rr,ace ie dsys with logwood to Becker Co. Had
sslr Esbscca Ann tN, Flor,ap, F.j.rdo. PR % day..
as n 1 %s. ~ to master Had heavy been
lss - "a Ion 10. spoke bng Chisftsin. from for
. scSr !; Jane: Brown Collins Havana, days with
ssss hdS: 81 Lee with fruit,
L.. uos % 4 ~, then heavy weather Fer M ion 81
pSr sSss Moves, WARREN fs K VA Atwood
wooaSoa;s. RaSr:. Brazos Santiago % days,
;: aoa 81 ssss:
schr Rider, Corson, Indianola, 16 days. with coou
&C. TO Evans Ball Go. Had fine weather to Hatteras
from thence days. with heavy Me and NV gales.
schr Jed Frye, Lsndley Jacksonville. IL days. with yellow
pine 70 Warren Ray Had heavy weather. been days north
schr Welcome Beebe Lozier sat,lla River Ga. days.
With ysllow pine TO VIM Decker vessel to Evans Ball
co Had heavy stove forecase deck and received
Itch as y; as ss
0ss Ii; sss ', q: Now
10 days with yellow pine To New Haven Sawmi Company
vessel 70 master.
schr " tof Noank), Chester Savannah days, with
yellow pine, TO Russell Co-vessel to d Fish Co.
Had moderate weather.
schr Atlantic, Baxter, Virginia,
Schr Compton, Rogers Virginia.
sohr Middleton, Davis, Baltimore.
schr Chase Joy, Baltimore.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Helen Bowen, Alexander Demarara New York,
with sugar and moazses.
schr fsrapn, WOOSTER Providence for York,
(no previously.
schr Sea Lark, Barnett Portland for New York.
Scbr Charles 0rainer, Portland for New York.
Steamer Galaiea, Nye Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
STEAMSHIP Noreus- Resrse. New York for Boston.
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris New York for POrtchester.
Schr Amelia, Mott, New York for Oyster Bay.
Steamer Albatross, DAVIS New York for Fall River.
steamar hetls, DAVIS, New YORK for Providence
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A psOIUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED fh0M
Inc courts OF different States NO puolicity ADVICE
- Eo,erv Public an Uommts sisner FOR every state.
"eo r. l. KING Oounsenor'atLsw. 3oS Broadway
nARGAINs IN TEAS CoFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID Provsions warrantedto su ns pAs,e ana W. 3pcAe"
Of the million. sao InOMh 40 .. NJ. VT
TSORNs CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EACH.-Bu MONS,
Nas Enlarged joints, 40, cured without pain by Dr.
RICE Broadway, corner Fulton street. kces Annihf
hlaor cures Corns, Bunions, Nails &C. by mall my cents
TDURItY YOUR BLOOD-RENOvATE YOUR SYSTEM
L Use HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM Had a. depot OF Ed
WIN r. HYATT 2<6 Grand street, New York. III per bottle
% half . dozen Sent svsuWhsrs n express sels ~
aspsgIssA
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5 HIPPING N EW S,
OCEAN STEAMERS,

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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SAILED.

Steamships Thurngia for Hamburg; Leo, Savannah Be-
nefactor Wilmington, NC; Georgia. Charleston Rel,
and W Clyde, Richmond; Volunteer, Philadelphia.
Wind ut sunset WSW
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

The moral 10 the following, told by
the sufferer, is too APPARENT to mention
Young ladies will hereafter run their
brothers out when the gentlemen culI
I'm certain that | wished sometod y
would spank the young rascal. We
talked of hills, mountains, wales aud
cataracts-I believe | said waterfalls
when the boy spoke up aud said:
Why, sisters got a trunk full Of
'em up stairs pap says they are made
of horse hair"
This revelation struck terrer into me
and bushes into the cheek Of my fair
companion.
1t began to be very apparent to mc
that | must &c very guarded in what
said, lest said boy might slip IN his re
marks at uncalled for places. tu,nad
my conversation to him and told him
he ought to go home with me, and see
what nice chickens We had in the
country. Unluckily, / mentioned
yoke OF calves my brother owned The
word calves ruined all The little one
looked up and said
Sisters got a doztn Of them, bu
she don't wear 'em only when she goes
up town of windy days"
Leave the room you unmanncrIy
little wretch % exclaimed Emily,
f" leave Immediately"
know what you want mo 10 leave
the room for" replied he. " you cant
food me, you want to set IN that usn's
Jap and kiss him like yea did BID SIM
anons the other day; you can't fool me-
/ jest tell you Glm me some caady.
like he did, and III 20. You think
because you've got the Grccia0 heud
that you're smart. Cess know a thing
or two. I'm mad at you anyhow, be-
cause pap would bought me top
yesterday, if it hadn't been for von
getting them cnrls, dog on yer. You
needn't turn so red in the face, cause
see the paint. There amt no use of
winking at me with that glass exc OF
yourn cause [ amt going oatin here.
now that's what's the matter with tie
purps. | don't care if you are twenty
eight years old, you amt no boss 0
mine"
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NOTElE.

n the =. 8, land 0ficc. at Oregon City
Orscan~-Tn be matter of the contest in rea
tion to the arti,nai NV quarter being the \
half of the Nv quarter ana lots and of Sc,
6. IT'S. K Nv Part Of the Donauon Laut
Clai,n Of Jos, I'D Sutton.
I1YRrS JONES ". JAMES F. LOGAN
" To the above napcd parties. and to whom
il may coi cern: J on are hereby notified tha
tic above entitled cas- IS ,ct f,r trial at this OF
Zee on Tuesday the Esd 'ay Of July 1872, a
tpt o'clork A. N, when all parties in rest"t
IS II Le a@gried an opportunity for a hearing
aud to present their respective claims
Jane ", 1872. OWEN WADE. Register
I6>4w HENRY WARREN .Rer
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
THE NEW FOOD.

Fer n few cents You can buy.
Of year Grocer or Druggist a
.ackage Of SEA MOSS FARTNE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and like quantity of Pud-
dinSs, CustardS, Creams, Char
lottc Russo, &c. 1t is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in the world. Tt
makes n splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as q light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
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Beautiful ~ oman
HiGAN'S MAGNOLIA ID IT gives
tn the Complexion the Freshness Of
Youth.

HAc4v's MsGyorfs Pn4 ortrsarnea thu
1hsbed appaar1ece caused h. helf. ftti u aud
excitement. I makes tlse Lady of Fnrty appear
bnt twenty, aad 50 natural aai perAet that 10
person ran detect is Hpp'ie1'isa, By rs use
the raugbost skin i 'aale 81 rival BE pure n
aiant texture oc youthful +otr. Il +. M vos
rtdness, hatchee aol pinpos. r. contains
unihia, sha. vii iainre tho skin tho least.
NAavo,1A 1Atu is used ~ all lashianahl,
ladies' in New Ycr'5 I ondan and Fatis r. costs
an,, 75 cents psr, Dotrto. nnd is old by all
Druggists and petfomers
Tun-rxrer;en"oa nen-Loafers.
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agsssssggssssssE.- ssszsssE.- : N-.rz.e,t x szs
H91.s e.la 49, {
81 II e. ]. q ss.!s,s aEgg 81
= Ff1A Il ~zas ss -

The originator of this wonderful med iaue
claims t. have serod and combined wi;h
fagatorty rioro of Yafarc'a a1st surstejgn Nedi.
al DyoDsrffes than was ever before combined in
one u,edieine The evidence Of fhs fact il
found III the variety of most ob$tin tie diseases
" mhich il has heen fund to conquer In the
cure Of Rronehnis Seeere Coughs, aud the carly
stages Of Gpiistmption, it has astohished the
medical faculty, AID hundreds Of tke bost ply
sicians pronounce il tie greatest madteai dis-
oorcry ~ the age While it euies the sevcrest
Co,iahs. 1t streng thens tho system and pnres
tho blood BY it's greet aud ttor9ngh b'ood
p,8iyginq properties 1t cures all HHumoIs from the
worst scrotaid to d common Biofch fimpic or
Eyu,fton Msreurial Diseases, Minoral posons
BsyphiIitic and Venerial Diseases, and their ef-
fects are eradicaied and vigorous health and n
sound coaslitu,. on established. Erysipekus Salt
Rhsas,,@ Scad Head, Fceer Sores, Sca{y or
R0urA Sin. in short all the numerous diseases
eansed bv Ind blood We conquered by this
powerful, purifying and invigornting medicine
For "Licer Comptpint," Bilious Disorders and
Habitihk Consffpation. it has produced hun
dreds Of perfect and permanent cures where
other medicine bad failed.
The nroprietor offers 500 reward for medi-
cine that will equal it in tho cure Of tho diseases
for which ID Is recommended. bow are Of counter
isits aud .ooffhicss limitation. See tbatiny Gov
ernment Stamp, which Is u posit.pe gs.ftrahtee c
qenniDemess, Is upon the outside wrapper. This
inedicine Ii Sold by DruJyisss at oae dollar per
bottle Prepared by r. V. PIERCE VI, D., sole
Proprietor, at bis chemical Laboratory, 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo Ny. June Sd, l3 sm,
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A Glorious Change I!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the shcct-am-
chOr Of the feeble and dcbili-
tated. AS u tonic and cordial
for the agcd and lnnguid, nc
has nO equal among stOsn-
aclaics. As n remedy for tlae
nervous weakness 20 which
women Rre especially subj
ject, it Is superseiing every
other stimulamt. I'm nRl Cir
mates, tropical, temperate
or frigid, 1t acts 0s n specific
An every species OF disorder
which underlnimcs the bodily
strength and breaks down alsc
animal spirits. Tor sale by
ail Druggists.
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w. III. TEAL - Co.,
WagcgaA Carriage Makers
MAIN STREET. DALLAS.

Are 40 hand With their Is AGGO$~ and BIG
6iES AZ tbeir cid stand this String as usuaa
and intend Ia sell them very cheap for Cash
the rr.ses ranging from >l@d to $l~a.
They Lave also on hand far sale plenty oI
wagon mat, rjals. Give him eall ana see the II
All kinds Of work IN their line done order
All kinds of fB:aeasmitling done IN sh"r'
notice arj in a wor' masike manner. Her,,
ShueinE s. 20, cash down.
Thankful for past patronage. they solicit
g. oati3aapee 81 the same.
Qtf nallas Nav e. 1871
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SpANTgu IErFcTIoN - It is an

SPANISH ELECrIoN-It is announ-
ced from Spain that Cortes or National
Congress has been dissolved aud an
election ordered for a new one the
election to be held on August 9th,
The election was but q short time ago.
II resulted in the chioce Of decided
majerity of what we sIlonld here call
/" administration men," but the fact
soon after came out, that the Govern
ment had interfered with the elections
TO an extent that left them little better
than farce--carrying them in num-
berless instances by the votes of soldiers
and Other drilled employees.
The coming election, under n new
ministry and with the fact in regard to
the other fresh in the public mind, will
give the Government a new opportunity
TO manifest its disposition for fair
election; and If that is allowed, we
shall doabt.ess have new demonstra-
tion by the Republican party Of Spain
which will astonish outsiders. Repub-
Iicanism is claimed to be strong enough
3B Spain to make close contest for the
possession OF the Government, il allow
cd o fair vote. This election may show
bow tar that claim, is well founded.
We furnish the Republican and
DennYaspa Mon ~ J.. for 0f n unax
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Ghe OregOn Rrpu blira n.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JULY 20
In the Porch.


All sweet, in the SUNNI r evenings
When the days fierce heats are done,
Wheu the strifes and the cares OF labor,
Have flown with the sin sing SUM-;
Just to sit in the leafy shadows,
With the darkness dropping down;
Till the Night, like queeniy matron,
Sits crowned with her starry crowa.
just changing our gold for silver,
The sun for the placid moon,
When the nights are snft with slumber,
And sweet with the scents Of June;
Till our thinking is nanght bur dreaming.
And, far from all sordid thing,
We soar from world Of sorrow
Mid the simmer of an gels wings.
While the rustic OF leaves above us,
just stirred by the breathing alrs,
Falls sweet through the solemn silence,
AS the VIII sp of sanity prayers,
But still with touch of sadness;
Just dream of the dy ing dav.
Or Tire sound of the voice. long silent,
From one that has passed away
When over the issamine-pctals,
And over the wo5dbiue blooms,
ALI he loving airs that hnger
Are laden with sweet perfumes;
Halt drowning the drow>y SCENES
Till the grasses, under our feet,
Sigh. breathing the scents OF the roses,
And drinking the dews SO sweet.
Calm, the Queen of Night, up yon ler,i
Looks down through the drow>y air,
AS she pines in her lonely spleudor,
And envies world 50 fair
So fair with it's buds aud brightness,
So rich with its golden store
So great in the grand hereafter,
So proud in the days of yore.
Then give me the golden season.
These nights IN the suramers primo
When the stars are the poets teachers,
And the world seems wrapped IN rhyme
Sweet. sweet is their stlly silence,
That speaks to the spirit best;
Still bearing its burden of blessings
And the boon which it brings is rest.
All! fair are the skies above us,
And fair is the earth beneath
While she gathers her garlands of roses,
And fashions her royal wreath;
For the voice of the golden Summer
Float far through the skies above,
AS she sings in her queenly garden
And the song that she sings is love.
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Eeb'EECE.
AREGoN & CALIFORNIA RAIL-

NREGON 4 CAIiFOKNEN RNEL-
road Company, Land Department, Port
land Oregon. April s. 1S12.- Notice is hereby
given. that vigorous prosecution will be lnsti
tuted against any and every person who tres
passes upon any Railroad Land. by.cutting and
removing timber tbprcirom before tte same Is
BOUGHT Of the Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections
whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within dis
tpncc of thirty miles from the line of the road,
belongs to the Company
l. r. M00RES,
6.tf Land Agent
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NGrANTED, AGENTS 5l53 n $50 per
w month, maie and 'ciuk k5e. Ia tntr"iuee
Tbs genuine Improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE IAts maehine, vii sttah, Aam,
Fcli. tuck. braid, bud euri,O qu5it, and
lrolder IN a most superior IN tnl5r PRICE, 3n!y
SO. tuiiy licensed auI WARRANTED for Iige years
We wisi p4g = QUO Tor any maast.ne. lIsh price
or Low, tuat wiil sew a strouge;. male a4eiial
~ more elastic seam tnan ours. II makes tbs
ELASTIC LOCK STITCH. Every second
zttch cau be cut aud stst ,be cloth cannot he
pulled apart without tearing il. We pay Agents
slUi 10 s250 per mouth. and expenses, or u
commission from which twice ali Al amount can
Do mate. FUr circalurs aaI terms, apply to 81
address, :, MARSH kLL & co.
lee Nassau street. New York
CAUTION.~-Du net be ln.t tossI upon By
ether parties travelling throush the country
ia mfas 81 worthless cast.iran machines un,
ier the same name or otherwise. Ours Is tho
euiy tenaluc auI really cheap machine nnan-
ttavlaso1 10 m3
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PL AN L A TITO II
IBitters.
%. Z "A = q o " =.

TINS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RE.
sturatye Is tho sheet anchor IT he feeble
aud dehil1tated- A. tonic ami cordial for
,he acei AMI lanzul it has no equal among
st5Baehes A. i remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women arc specially sub
ees, il u sufeIceliug every otLs r. f,imaiant
Ia all climate, trapsc4ai, temperate or frSii. II
ire as a specific In every species of disorders
which uudesmsres tho bodily strength ani
bIeAks lowl. tbs n ..nal INIT.