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Burning OF the Steamer Mary e. Poe
..Eight Lives Lost.

'N ssEtgnt Lives AObts
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1s.-The City Of Hele.
ma arrived this morning and reports the
burning of the Garter Line packet, Mary
e. Poe, at Daniels Point, ten miles above
Osceola. at iour o'clock yesterday after.
noon. Eight lives were lost
SECOND DISPATCH.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1s.-Ten miles above
0sceola, Arkansas, on the Mississippi
river above Memphis, at 4 P. n, yester.
day, the steamer Mary E. Poe was dis.
covered TO be on fire. The flames gained
such headway that the boat was run on the
bar, but the deck passengers were forced
to swim lor their lives. The clerk reports
that there were sixty.five passengers on
board, OF whom, the chambermaid, one
cabin boy, one cabin passenger, two fe-
male and one male deck passenger, were
missing. The pilot, Hans Cowan, was
badly burned before he left his post Sew.
eral passengers were badly burned, but
none seriously. The Poe was large
sternwheel steamer, Of the St. Louis and
Carter Line. The freight carrier, City Of
Helena, arrived OF the scene soon after,
and rendered all the assistance possible,
and brought the survivors to this city.
The clerk Of the Poe, John W. Poe, leaves
for St. Louis this afternoon. The Poe
was on her down trip 49, t..
A part OF the cargo OF the Mary E.
Poe was 75 barrels Of oil, which burst,
spreading over the surface Of water with
sheet Of flame, by which many were
burned after leaving the boat. 'l.t
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-The steamer Mary
E. Poe, reported burned at Daniels Point,
yesterday, was owned here by Carter &
Conn, John N. Bafflnger and Thomas and
John W. Poe, valued Of $4,000. Insured
for 1000; Carter & Conn's interest for
90 900, In Cincinnati: John n. Baf1inger's
for 5000, in st. Louis companies; re-
mainder unknown. The Poe lett here
Sunday with 90 passengers and eight
hundred tons Of freight, valued at about
$500. The freight list was insured for
$4,000. "a
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Government, Engineers Declare the
st. Louis Bridge an O Obstruction.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 10. The Commission
OF the United States engineer appointed
by the War Department some time ago
to examine and ascertain whether the
bridge now In process Of construction
across the Mississippi river at this city
viii when finished obstructthe navigation
have made an elaborate report, which
was published today. They find the
bridge as at present designed will prove
to be very serious obstruction to the
navigation, and as 1t Is impracticable
to change the plans OF the bridge or raise
1t except at an immense cost, They REQ.
ommend 0 canal or an open cut behind
the eastern abutment Of the bridge, 1870
feet wide, extending from point 500
feet above the bridge to 300 feet below 1t,
with draw Of the same width. They.
also recommend that arch trusses, like
those Of this bridge, be in the future pro,
hiblted In the plans for bridges over nay:
igable sreamR Il ON.AS T lIiGu A
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1s.-In the case Of
Meaux against McK Kinney and Others, for
some days before the o. 8. Court here, for
alleged Ku.Kluxing In 1858, In Mercer
county, Ky., the jury returned o verdict
OF fity dollars damages for plaintiff, who
claimed TO have greatly suffered OF the
hands OF ten unmarked Ku.Klux who at
tackled his house. The defendants, who
are prominent citizens oil Mercer county,
will file q bill Of exceptions. Meanx d
badly dissatisfied with the small damages,
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
PROTEST AaA1Nsr RESTORATION OF RoY.
III. NAl IflsSl. ITTy liHLa- Aa--. l.

PROTEST AaAINsT RESTORATION OF ROY
..NA1 hh-.a-r Atty. .- -
PARIS, Oct. 19.-Eighteen Deputies Il
the Assembly from the Department Of tn
Siene have signed manifesto protesting
against the attempted restoration OF roy
atty and declaring that they will energet.
ically resist all such schemes, {
LONDON, Oct 1S-The dispatch report
ing the agreement between, Count d.
Chambord and themonarchist party gives
the following additional points OF the
programme 70 be proclaimed at the open
Ing Of the Session: the eligibility Of all
persons to civil employment; universal
suffrage and q reasonable liberty of the
press; the tri.color to- be maintained aG
the flag Of France. This last point, how.
ever, Is open to mutual concessions. The
dispatch also says the Assembly is called
to meet not later than the eth inst.
THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzA1NE.
VERsA1LLEs,. Oct. 1s-The trial Of
Marshal Bazaine was resumed to-day.
In reply to the inquiry why he did not
destroy the forts and war material before
surrendering to the Germans, the Marshal
said he feared the enemy would take re.
venge, and besides, the labor would have
been too great. nE
Duke b. Aumale, President Of the
court, asked what greater rigor could the
enemy have shown than was imposed ?
Bazaine, evading the question, answered
that such destruction was unexampled
and he thought Metz would revert to the
French. In reply 10 an other question In
relation to the aags, the Marshal main
tanned that he publicly and distinctly Or
dered them to be destroyed; his orders
were to have them all brought to tho arse.
nal for immediate destruction.
This concluded the examination oil the
Marshal by the President. Bazaine Of.
terwards made statement complaing
Of his book on Metz being treated as o
iustiacatory memoir, when the truth was,
1t had been written from memory only,
without consulting documents. The
Governmental Commissary interrogated
him as to his knowledge Of his wife's
whereabouts, and asked him how he
knew her address in September was at
Tours. Bazaine answered that he
1t from German newspaper
and subsequently, from German officer.
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 1s-The First Matt
onal Bank has attached the Saturns q
Sheridan Hill Mining Company's furna-
ces and the Camp Flayed mill work will
be carried on as usual under the charge Of
the officers. An immense quantity OF bul.
lion Is locked up In consequence Of the
lack Of currency. Silver now is selling at
less than seventy cents per ounce. The
general depression Is In the mining clrcleD.
Trains are now running on the Bling.
ham Cannon Marrow Guage Railway.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

r SAN FRANcsco, Oct. ls.-A large
crowd Of people assembled around the
jail, waiting TO see the Ueited States Mar.
shal bring out the crew oi the Sunrise
ironed, to testify against her Captain, Mr..
CLARK, in the civil suit brought against
him. Owing to this threatening demon.
stration, the Marshal refused to bring
them out. He says he will obey only q
writ Of ha6eas corpus, and will then EN-.
ploy such legal means as may be neces.
sary to keep the prisoners, and prevent
riotous proceedings on the part Of the
crowd,
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

THE VENERABLE ALLEN ELECTED ALL
By H1MsELF. .,rus,, a.
CoruxBus, Oct. 19.-Both parties now
concede the election Of Allen by between
six and seven hundred majority. Some
few Democrats still hope to figure out the
election Of Burns, their candidate ior
Lieut. Governor, but there Is little doubt
that the Republicans have elected their
whole State ticket with the exception Of
Governor. Official returns have, as yet,
been received from only S5 counties. -.
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Meeting OF the Presbyterian synod
at Steubenville.

Among the clergy present at the Synod
at Steubenville on Friday and Saturday
last, were Rev. DR.. DIXON, formerly OF
this city, now Of New York, and DR..
BREED, Of Philadelphia, also President
HAYS, Of Washington College. The Synod
will continue until the middle Of this
week. The Neus says that some three
hundred delegates had arrived and were
expected. THos. G. CuLBERTsoN, Of Mar
tins Ferry, is the lay representative Of
the Church Of that place and Bridgeport.
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Stage Coach ExperieHceS In the Fal

. BAN FRASclsco, Oct, 19-The stage
between Gilroy and Ylsalia was robbed
last night Wells, Fargo g. Cos express
box with small amount ol treasure was
taken. No further particulars. r4TE
Another dispatch from Visalia says the
stage robbers arc welli7known. There
were FIVE passengers,i unarmed. They
made no resistance Wells, Fargo y Co.
lost 1915; the passengers about $3.50. The
sherif and deputies einpursuI5 with o
good prospect Of capture ~. a. 'i'.a.l
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A Full supply of Postal Cards Now
,Ertss on Hands, ~

WAsHIEaTos, Oct: 19.-All deferred
orders Tor postal cards have now been
flled, and the government has about
100000 of them on hands. The cards
now supplied by the contractors are fully
up to the standard. The total demand
Tor postal cards has settled down to an
average Of between 875, 900 and 100000
per day, which Is believed TO Indicate
almost exactly their daily consumption
at present, -..,
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NEW ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, October 19!!-.The
oznrksS Kellogg's navy, with Metrcpoll.
tam mounted squad and two pices Of ar.
tillery, leave for Grant ParishE tonight
The object Of the raid Has not transpired.
The ship Lady Russell, from Liverpool
August 20lh, for Mobile, was dismasted In
Q hurricane, October 9Th, and Stowed up
for remains, pnlnd ~ iIJblI y ~
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Aid for yellow Fever sufferers.

NEW York, Oct. 1S.-The Stock Ex-
change has contributed 81, ,410 for the re-
liet Of yellow fever sufferers, and the
Produce Exchange reports subscriptions
amounting 10. over 81 100. r.'i Z
BOSTON, Oct. 1S.-The Odd Fellows Of
Massachusetts have contributed $4,000
in aid OF the yellow fever sufferers at
Memphis. ........-
CAIRo, Oct. 1s.-Past Grand SAT.
ford has remi.ted $1,045 to the suffering
Odd Fellows Of Memphis, the amount
contributed by the various lodges Of H.
linoig.
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Weather Report.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
UYYroH OF Tus CHIry sieNAL oy71c1n.
WARRINGTON, D. O., oct. 1880 r. Y.

For Monday throughout the Gulf States
and Ohio Valley, northerly winds and COO
clear weather. .,i. Pa. -.
For the South Atlantic coast, north
westerly winds, cloudy or clearing wealth.
.er; the storm centre will move north and
Northeast over Chesapeake Bay;
For the Middle Atlantic coast, easterly
winds, backing to northwest, with rain
and q lower temperature.
For New England, southeast 10 north
east winds, with clouds and rain.
For the lower lake region, northwester.
ly winds and rising temperature.
Cautionary signals are ordered for vii.
mington and Cape May.
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A Father AvengIng' the Dishonor OF
Ds4uTl his Family .#GlN

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-Carollne Hu.
gel, aged twenty-five years, was killed by
her iather, Joseph Hugel, this morning
Immediately after landing from the steam.
er Louisiana. They took passage OF Bor.
deauS and the father asserts that the
daughter, becoming too intimate with q
young Frenchmar on the steamer, dis
honored her, family. He promised the
captain Of the steamer not to moleSt the
daughter on board, but soon after landing
he stabbed her twice with knile fatally.
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ned dBuRtIihe, Tfoup in an Impeeu.
nious Condition.

LouBvu.nE, Oct, 19.-The remnant oi
Ned Bdntlinss troup are In Jefferson.
vile, Ind, without funds, their baggage
having been levied on ior board, and the
receipts Of the door for two performances
contiscated, BY, o party from this city,
The troup expect D monied man to.mor'
row to take charge and relieve them.
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niHarNaRa,.

PnTsBuRaH, OCT. 19.-zRiyer. 2 feet
and rising slowly. Raining steady oil day,
CMcrNHATLo Oct. l91-River unchanged.
Lounvr1LE, Oct: 19,-Eo change inthe
river. Heavy rain yesterday; weather
clear and cool; NO business on river ex-
cept by regular packets.
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Fire-.Thrse Persons Blrnsd 70 Death
..DroWned.

ToLRpo, Oct. 1s,-zAs sahantY, occupied
by q family named Kelly, was destroyed
by fire this morning, and Kelly, his wife
and grand child pefished inithe flames.
A farmer named Hermann Taxon, from
the town ofWhiteford, Michigan, walked
of Of the dock into Swan creek, early
yesterday morning, and was drowned.
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Convention to lsuppressl Chinese I'm.
miEFuliOn.

BAN FRANcnco, Oct. 19.-A protective
anti Chinese Convention win meet here
November the 9th. Gov. Booth has been
chosen one Of the delegates Of the Conven:
ton called to consider the best means Of
suppressing the Chinese immigration,
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be specie shipments Saturday were

The specie shipments Saturday were
$l20250 in silver bars. sraaa %
Miss Agnes Ethel, q fovorite actress
has married Francis w. Tracy Of Butolo.
The Bank Of England has fixed the
minimum rate Of discount tat 2 per cent,
Kills II. Roberts Just returned from
Europe, has covered his back pay into
the Treasury. siSaySf o. G
--one man was killed and four Others
probably fatally injured BY the premature
explosion Of 0 blast near Bangor, Maine,
Friday.
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Two Fellows that Hunted and fonnd
a Current Of Wind for their Bal
loon. 90 81.
SAN FRANCISCO, oct.. 19GTwo ANA
ture balloonists, Austin and Clough, made
an ascension here yesterday, hunting for
the Eastern current, and they found one
which took them three miles out to ses of
the Golden Gate, where the balloon came
down, dragged a long distance in the wa.
ter, where boats crew rescued the
young men. The balloon went up again
and when last seen was flying northward
without any passengers In the basket.
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CLEVELAND. O., Oct. 1s,-The oleEe!
land Rolling Mil Company whoae emcnth.
ly pay roll amounts 10 nearly one, hun
dred thousand dollars, paid their menin
full this afternoon.
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GhpGnteIliaenre'::
The Legislature.

This body, that has already cost .ne
State one hundred and five thousand ooi'
lars as weeee 1t stated, meets In adjourn
ed session today, to remain in session
We know not how long. The particular
features of the legislation contemplated
We shall not now speculate upon in the
absence Of proper iniormationfurthe than
TO say that we understand that change
In our system Of taxation is medltated
by prominent member Of the Senate in
the interest Of the wild land ownership o.
the State. The proposed change, If we
are correctly Informed, proposes to re-
model the present system so as to lay
more Of the taxation on the cities and
towns Of tho State, that is upon manulac-
turers and merchandise, and make II
easier 10 hold large bodies Of unproduc-
tive land on speculation in the wild re-
pIous Of the interior.
II this project should take definite
shape and become success we can in
form the governing element In our poll.
tics that the truly loyal Democracy Of the
Panhandle will hsvs q rden to bear in
the next election that will drag upon
their strength very severely. In saying
this we are not Of course acting as the
sanitary agent Of the Democracy. with q
view TO protracting their lease OF life In
the state, but simply to notify them that
the people hereabouts are now well load.
ed down with taxation, and that they
will discriminate with great deal OF
unanimity against any party that under
tAkes to add 10 their burdens. Party
leslty ats rather lightly upon them at
best, as was shown in the JACOB vote last
year, and It will be well, therefore, for the
masters oil assembly to keep wild land
spectators in the back ground as much
IS possible.
We shall rely on our friend Gen. PAM
NELL conveying these views more fully
and authoritatively to those chaps at Char.
lesion from the ginseng and pennyroyal
regions. They won't hear Moses nor the
prophets, but we think they will hear the
General. He eau tell them for US how
the Camden ring was bursted in this reg.
lon by the reading and writing portion of
the party last year, and how the same
thing can be done again when necessary.
He can explain to them that the old ira
dltional policy of the wild land jobbers is
played out; that this is an age Of railroads
and manufactures; that the sight Of NANCY
cattle browsing on the sage lands of the
speculators Is q relic Of Bourbonism; and
that X West Virginia Is ever going to
amount to much It is to come from new
order Of things, especially from manulac.
turing.
We think that the General can elabor-
ate these ideas down to level with
their understanding by mixing them with
sgood deal Of 0s and 90 democracy dis.
solved In little spirits. Truth lies atthe
bottom Of a well 1t Is said, and those gin.
seng fellows think that genuine democ-
racy Is truth in the shape Of sediment at
the bottom Of q glass Of tansey bitters.
This superstition Of theirs the General
understands and will no doubt improve
10 the advantage Of his constituents.
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Laff for Honle.rr,,.l

NEW YoRK, Oct. 18.-A number Of the
German delegates to the recent Confer
ence Of the Evangelical Alliance left to-
day tor home.
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! lArrcsted f'fotBtealInE sLettefs.. p !

." AhAoosSptt 80 ~ 1sssstl
~ gBosToN, Oct. 1S,- Timothy lBs Snow,
Q clerk In the Westiield post ofdce, ,hal
been arrested, and conlesses % Ethef steal,
| ing 81 fegIsteFed lettersi from thelwesterr
mail, which 4 ccasionally remains oveI
night In the Westheld office,
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ENGLAND.
MORE SPECIE FOR NEW YORK.

!" MVhH bFhVIH NUh NEW IUhhs -
LONDON, Oct. 1s-Ninety.six thousand
pounds bullion were shipped for New
York to-day from London and South
ampton.
John Bright was to-day reelected q
member Of Parliament without opposition.
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BY TEL,Ec RAP III.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
ExcluaIYely to the Intelli gencer.

,4.By. tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts)
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THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACES.

NEW York, Oct. 19.-This is the fiftl
and last day oi tho fall meeting Of Ii,
American Jockey Club at Jerome Park
The threatening weather caused smal
attendance.
The first race, for o purse Of $400, one
and one.eighth miles, was won by Peri
winkle, beating King Phillip, Caribo and
Med entry. Time-2:03i.
The second race was for purse OF
$400, for two year. olds, distance three
fourths of o mile. LAGOON was the win
ner, beating Weather Cock, Mary Buck
ley, Juliana and McDaniels entry. Time
--1:173. '
The third race was a tree handicap
sweepstakes OF $50 each, with 500 added
distance one mile and five.eighths. The
following horses started: Stockwood
Shylock, Merodoc, Lizzie Lucas, Warlike
Cora Lem and Ransom. The race wal
won by Shylock; time 2:56f.
The fourth race was Tor a purse o.
81 900; distance two and three. quarter
miles. Two horses started, True Blue
and Katy Pease. The race was won by
True Blue; time 5:10t. 2 ~
In the fifth race, tree handicap sweep
stakes OF $25 EACH. with $500 added
distance, one mile and an eighth, Chicka
blddy, Grey Planet, Artist, Minnie Mac
Quits, Wizard, Kadie, and Minstrel start
I'd. Wonlby Quits. Time; 2:01.
The hurdle race was won by Lochiel
beating Revenge and Bibakiba. Time
1886. Distance, about two miles,.
,i5F OAKLAND PARK RACES.
.sANs FRANCISCO, Oct. 18-The atten.
dance OF the great four mile running racl
OF Oakland to-day was very large. Fully
six thousand people present. Every ap'
pearance Of fast time will be made. Th,
first heat Target had the pole; Kate Gift
second; Ballot Box, third; Joe Daniels
fourth; Thad. Stevens, tii,h; Irene Bard
ing, sixth. Hardwood, Nettie, Georgt
and Boneta were Withdrawn. ls-.A ~
At a.quarter to8 the horses got good
send of Tor the first four miles. AT th'
out come the horses ran In the following
order: Joe Daniels, Ballot Box, Target
Thad. Stevens, Irene Harding, and Kate
Gilt. Annexed Is the time tor each mile
First 1853, second 1863, third 1867; fourth
1:48s total time 7:42. asulFJu.
Second heat-the horses got 0 goot
start, Joe Daniels won the ttrst mile In
1s5l. Thad Stevens took the next thret
miles and the heat. Time 1880, Ballot.
box came In second and Joe Daniel
third, Irene, Harding, Target and Kate
Gilt were distanced. Stevens victory wa
received with tremendous cheers. -ThI
pools are selling largely In favor Of th,
Catalonia horse. Time 7:43. Thad Ste
yens first, Joe Dsniels, second and Ballot
box third. .. -. - ~ 49, =
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steamer z Ne,yllylsj,,I ,ll / !, !

L1yERPooI, October 1s.--steamshipl
Russis, from New York, and Braursch'
weig, from Baltimore, arrived out .s
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ra gWHEEIING W VA MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20 1873

Change IN the Indian Pol.
icy cyRecommended..Thei Domestic
and Social Rights 70 be Vigorously
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$3.50 Prizes Amounting 70 $780, 600.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, S6. Quarters. S96o.
EB-our lotteries are chartered BY the State,
are always drawn at the time named, and all
drawinge arc under the supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
q 1e ,,s otsWg sW5 W Se n, ~
10 purchasers OF tickets.
~We will draw similar scheme the last
day Of evry month during tho year 1873.
az Remit at our risk BY Pos7oHFIoI NolTur
ORDERs, REGIsTERED LErTER, DRAFT or Ri.
PRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER b CO.,
Postolice Boz 2ti6,
ap9TuIT ITh-Stdw IT Louis. No.
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This unriyallod Southern Remedy 10 warranted
not 70 contain single particle OF MInouar, or
any injurious mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE.
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an all.wlse Providence h1s placed In coun.
tries where Liver Diseases most prevail It
will Cure al Diseases eauied By DerasGenent
" The he sY@ProMs Of Liver Complaint are q Bit
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DRDulTY, Low 5PiRrTS O thick yellow appear.
a. c. OF the ska aud htes, . drJ Cough, often
mistaken for Consumption. 6omatimes many Of
these symptoms attend tho disease, OF otherA
very few; but The TvEn, the largest organ IN
the body, 10 generally the scat of Tho dlseahe,
and II not Regulated In time, great suffering,
wretchedness and DEATH will enlus.
This Great USfaillng SPECIFIC viii not DO
found the Last Unpleasant.
For DYsPEPsIA, CONSTIPATION Jlundice, b.
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Of Spirits, souRsToAAeH, Heart Burn. 6e, &o-
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. OR MEDICINE
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