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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12
COMMENIcATEn

lCoMMUSiCATED.
WHERE There's 4 WILL" &c.-In for
mer article under this he'd I attempted. in
brief way, to SHOW the power Of firm, positive
will, and wha. great results energy and perse-
veran"e will accomplish. Will, Action Enter
prise and Perseverance have called forth Inanya
sentiment from prominent write :, and poets in
particular Perha!s few selections from the
different b.: d., ut this time, would interest the
reader.
One autho:, 10 doubt grabbed cd bachelor,
with n" Respect for Womaukind, composed the
following:
If shc will she will y,u my depend ont
Ii she won't size VOL /, so hats an end ont"
Hcrrick says:
THE body sins not; ii: the will
That makes the action Z Oh o: ill.,
Here are u few sentiments from Shakspesre:
: i lie men ne'cr sit and wall their loss,
Eut chcerly seek how TO ire-s their harm
Exp rience teacieth Is
That resolutions Il sole help ut need"
Tor Hercules himself must Weld to odds;
Aud many strokes, tho with n little axe
iiew down, and fell The hardest tlmhercc o. k"
''If it were done, when lis done tits well
That it were done quickly
TIE following is from that gifted poetess, Hsr-
nah Moore:
TIE keen :; hit
j. iZ'S the prompt uccu>luu--lnakes the thoughts
SIT !Eto instant action, and At once
Plans AID performs, resolves and executes y
Aaothor, from The German, is dcci le!ly good :
Act! 1cr in action wisdom and glory;
Fame, lulHUrtnii:y-the.e are It's crowh;
Would II thou iiu.n!Ec the tablets Of story!
bui' OH achievement MS thy doom OF renown."
4 / l. ELL ]
Of advice:
Let u then be up and doing
With Heart for every fntc
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Learn ~ labor and TO wait
Thomson says:
How slow the time
70 the warm soul that. in the very instant
J; .orms would execute u great ucslgn.
Sentiments from Chapman:
''All the soul
OF man is reSo' ut:on, which expires
Never, from Ynli.n. men till their las. BREATH
Like clocks one wheel another one must drive !;
Affairs by dii :elt labor only thrive
''olnarL' ADVICE
Go to the ant, thou sluggard, lean to live
And BY her wary way reform thy own"
Poet Hillhouse says:
Il would MOI waste my s. ring Of youth
In de DALI nee: ". u!d plant ich seed
i" bosom il my manhood, and ar fruit
When l an Old.
Alice G. Lee yes The following sentiment for
The i,cne.t CT III: young:
The ,.r"uie:t motto for the young!
" rite il III lines .! god
EluH the heart and in thy mind
Tie stirring words u:IioId;
And IN nlSiprtunc> dreary hour.
Or fortunes prosperous gale
'Iwi!i have holy, cheering power
There no such word as FAIL"
| viii ciosn by adding another sentiment writ
ten by Dly;. ;:.<pirnto showing the lower OF
viii ana Industry l. viii be found in The book
OF jeremiah:
The wr!is Of jerusalem wcrc bull. ard joined
together, be:ausc tie peoDls ho{a mtni to ""rh -
POTOMAC.
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ARgiv I'D.
Hy r. 4. keri,y,

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.]
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from K. W. Robinson to me- dated June
23i, 1879 aG.d vi record in the Clerks office OF
the Cooperation Cour; for the city Of Alexan-
,!rn Iibcr 40 g psyo 245 shall, on the 18th
day o. April. 1874, ut II . clock M, in 'front.' Of
the Royai street entrance OF the Market House
in SAID city. expose 10: safe, u. public auction,
that certain LOT OF GROUND. with the Sss:AA
two-story BRICK Ten MENT thereon or.
situated On the south side Of W olte street - ieet
east Of its intersection with the esst line oi Co.
.u,nbus street, and running thence east on Wolfe
street :, f.:t; theme. west III line parable with
Columbus street lOOXl5 feet inches thence
west Hlih y line parallel with Wolfe street Ii It,
th"nc. north vi Ii line parallel to Columbus st.
i0iglG feet i:.ch' :, ~ the be- inning
Terms Sale: one fourth cash. or no.e Sc
cured Dy satisfactory endorsement IL u months.
Win interest II per cent; the remainder pay
able in two equal annual payments, with interest
a: 5 yer cent sooner it 30 desired by the pur-
clsser, secur d by the bond of the purchaser
and Il deed Of trust IN the property. All costs
Of tr 4, 'cr to be sail by purchaser
u.A II cots H. {. SLAYMAkEK. Trustee.
(..cDtut cvpy
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METHODIST CONFERENCES, Tho Baltimore
Conference of the NJ. f. Church, which has
been in session 10 Baltimore, closed its labor:
yesterday, and the appointments for the year
we're announced. Rev. L. NJ. Gardner goes tC
Winchester and A. j. Gill and =. Vouder
smith to " incheser circuit.
The report of the Statistical Secretary shows
the number of probatouers in the Conference,
1859; increase over last year, ST.. Number
of local preachers, POI; Increase OF over last
year. Numbcr Of churches, $50; increase OF Il
over last year. Value OF Churches 81, llS, 400;
Increase of $74 $50 over last year. Number OF
parsonages, 10; no increase nor decrease. Con-
terence collections 81, 400 90. Total amount
of missionary collections, 500, 472 so; decrease
of S7,Oo9 25
10 the Conference of the NJ. E. Church South,
at S,auuton, on Tuesday, the characters Of
the superannuated ministers Of the Conference
we're examined and passed, and their RELATION
continued The death Of Rev. w. u. Cross
was announced, a0d warm tributes to his mem
DRY were given by Rev. \. Head and Bishop
Duggett.
The forty-sixth annual session Of the Mary
lduu AAuouol SOhlCiCuCS "! lAlC ttC'Aooiot 4 ~
testant Church, composed Of about one hun
dred and seventy ministerial and lay delegates,
assembled in the Congress-s,reet Methodist
Protestant Church, 10 Georgetown, yesterday.
Rev Dr. D. + Reese, President of the Con-
ference, read his annual communication to the
Conference, showing the entire Maryland dis.
trict to be 10 very Furnishing condition, ex-
tensivc revivals having taken place, and eleven
new churches Dedicated an1 ooe parsonage
erected
The annual sermon was preached by Rev
H. e. Cushing After Tie sermon the roll Of
the deceased ministers of the Conference,
known as the dead roll, was read, followed
by the Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
a very affecting letter was read from Rev.
Dr.. j. l.. kilgorc, now of Muncy, Pa, but
formerly pastor of the church in Alexandria.
Va, stating that, on account of family be-
reavement aud personal feeble health, he would
be unable to take an appointment the ensuing
Year.
The report of the special committee to which
were referred the documents from the First NJ.
?. Church of Washington city, and which in
their contents involve objections to the passage
of the official character of the President Of The
Conference, was submitted, stating that the
said documents did not properly come before
the Conference for action; and, after discus
sion, the subject was referred back to the COM
mittee for Investigation.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
TIE DEATH OF Mr.. SUMNER All the pa
THURSDAY, MARCH -, 1874.

TIE DEATH OF Mr.. SUMNER. All the pa
ners this morniog contain full accounts OF the
last sickness and death of Mr. Sumner, with
sketches of his public and private life. Fifteen
minutes before he died, Judge Hoar, who was
holding his hand, said, II wish we could do
something for you" MIR. Sumner replied,
You never will" and then said, Judge, tell
Emerson how much I love and revere him"
His last audible words were, "Oh, how weary,
how weary!'' The body has been embalmed
and will be taken to Boston for lnterment Mr.
Summers age at the time Of his death was pre-
cisely Sc years months and days.
The physicians who attended Mr.. Sumner 10
his last illness agree 10 the opinion that his
death was caused by angina pectorls, disease
arising from the ossifcation of the corronary
artery, and which invariably proves fatal after
few paroxysms, but DR.. Brown Sequard, ex-
pressed the opinion that death resulted from
the rupture Of blood vessel at the heart.
On the day preceding MIR. Sumner death his
colleague, Mr. Boutwell,, presented tor luscrlp-
ton upon the records of the Senate, OF which
be had been SO long member, copy OF the
resolution of the Massachusetts, Legislature
resembling the resolution of ceusure adopted BY
that body some moRths ago.
Both branches of the Massachusetts, Legls-
lature adjourned on receiving the announce
ment of Mr.. Summers death. Flags on the
State house aud city buildings were displayed
at half mast. An informal conference was had
by the Mayor and number of Aldermen rela-
tive to the course to be pursued by the city.
As Mr.. S. had 90 family residence in the State,
but made Boston his abiding place while away
from Washington, it was thought that it would
be meet and proper to deposit the remains in
Faneuil Hall, and to allow them to remain in
state at least two days.
The Baltimore Sun in its concluding com
ments upon MIR. Summers life says: He at
tanned his ambition in many Thugs, but was
thwarted also 10 many others; and he goes to
the grave a victor vauquished 10 his later strug.
giles, yet with all the prestige of former trl-
umphs around him. He was not a man OF
surprising Intellectual power; he was merely a
ripe scholar His great learning and his studl-
Gus habits gave hi % position as states man
which ne could not have occupied if he had
had so little opportunity for selfculure as
some of the ADLER but less scholarly Den with
whom he was brought IN contact But, what
ever shortcomings belonged to Mr.. Sumner,
no mao ever charged him with dishonesty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. "A bill affect
ing the interests of fire insurance companies is
now before the New York Legislature for con-
sideration. 1t provides that any fire insurance
company organized under the laws of New York
State may devote its surplus profits after pay
ing dividend of seven per cent on its capital
stock, to the creation of TWO extra funds, Que to
be called the Guarantee Surplus Fund" aud
the other the Special Reserve Fund. The
surplus profits devoted to this purpose are to
be divided equally between the two funds. The
guarantee surplus fund is to be- liable, like the
capital, for all losses, but the special reserve
fund is not to be liable for payment Of losses
arising from any one great couhagration. The
first is to be invested In the same manner that
the capital is invested. Toe special reserve
fund is to be invested according to existing
laws relating to the investment of capital aud
deposited from time to time as it accumulates
and is invested with the Superintendent of the
Insurance Department 10 the event of any
extensive confagration whereby tho claims
upon the company exceed the amount of its
capital stock and of its guarantee surplus fund,
the company shall notify the Superintendent,
who will then examine the company and issue
a certificate showing its condition, and after
that the special reserve fund shall be held sac
red to protect al! policy holders of the company
other than such as are claimants upon it IN con-
sequence of the great conf lgration.
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Congress.

The Senate, yesterday, after prayer BY the
cha plain, 10 which he teeingly alluded TO the
illness Of Mr. Sumner adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives., bill was
passed restoring pensions to soldiers and sailors
of the war of 1912 whose names were dropped
from the rolls for disloyaliy during the late
war Debate was then resumed on the execu-
tive, legislative and judicial appropriation bill.
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania called a'tentlon
to the fact that in the State and Treasury De
partmeDts there were many bureaus appropriate
cd for not authorized by law, aud argued that
there should be reduction in every department
and branch of government. Pending the de-
bate the Speaker announced the death Of SeDa-
tor Sumner, when the House adjourued.
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Startling.

The ways Of the world furni b II .rr startling
incidents but there Is 40 current event dIle
SO startling as the way in which The tickets TOR
the Concert Of the Public Library OF Kentucky
are going of, Every 10 ~ feels that he time is
Low so snort before the drawiog it will admit Of
20 further delay in securing tickets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

The Wall-street bulls took advantage Of
the death of Mr.. Charles Sumner yesterday to
advance stocks and gold. Mr.. Sumner was
looked upon as favoring contraction rather than
initiation, and those persons advocating the lat
ter policy consider his demise as Likely to in
crease the chances Of the success OF that theory.
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lnent candid

The women's temperance crusade 10 the West
seems to be dying out as the novelty wears off,
and as those engaged are constantly subjected
to insult. AT Jacksonville, Ind, yesterday, a
woman sailed forth from besiegcd saloon and
Knocked down one of the women engaged 10
praying. Afterwards water was thrown upon
them, dispensing them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

The death Of Mr. Sumner will, it is believed,
add very considerably to the complications OF
Massachusetts politics. The Legislature now
10 session will be called on to elect his success
sor. The report that Gen. Butler will enter the
lists for the succession is without foundation,
as he is aware that the Legislature is opposed
to him. Mr.. Dawes, it is said, will be prom
iDent candidate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

The Mayor of Richmond, 10 his message to
the Council, takes the ground that street i'm.
provements, by which the possessions of prop
erty-holders are largely enhanced, should be
paid for BY themselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12
CON A1E<kC l..

ALEyANLRIA MARaET, March l2-The mar
ket i,r Wheat shows considerable activity, and
prices have All upward tendency; offerings to-
day OF 80 Shells, with sales Of prime lot OF
white ut l72, and red at G1, IL and LIZ for good
to prime, and Il and LIS Tor choice lots. Corn
is very active ut an advance Of 2a3c on ycstcr.
day quotations, and lnc nee the Cpehing OF
the week ; offerings 10 day OF 4l23 bushels, with
ssles of white at 81 and s., mixed ut IS and -,
and yellow VI IS and -. Oats are active and
firm Offering, OF SOB bushels, with sales at %
and 60. Light Offerings of Rye; no sales re.
portpl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

The Executive Committee eff the Centennial
Commission held a conference with the Centen-
pial Board of Finance yesterday, and decided
to continue preparations for the celebration of
1876 Resolutions were passed averse to the
abandonment of the international feature Of the
celebration,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

The California Legislature passed bill yes
terday making it a misdemeanor to invite any
person to drink, or to accept an invitation to
drink, at any public bar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

Archbishop McCloskey, of New York, OF
the thirtieth anniversary of his conservation OF
Thursday, was presented with testimonial o.
Sc 600
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AND FOR SALE IN FAUQUIER. Va

r AND FOR SALE IN FAUQUIER. Va.
skvENTEEs HUNDRED ACRES OF
or UPPER FAUQUIER FOR SALE.
This land Is sltusted IN the waters Of Thumb
run, within sever miles OF Salem and Markham
Stations, and atjpin.ns III, Vermont and Lec.'.
farms
will sell this Land Al price considerably be
low the value placed on it for taxes. | am pre-
pared to "tter Undue .men;s in the way OF terms
to any party or parties who will buy the Whole
tract unLll the close OF the month OF June
II not sold before, this land will be offered ior
sale at PUBLIC auction, on the premises, in truc.s
to suit rurch s"rs, On WEDNESDAY. tie 1t
day or July next. | invite Ill persons dispose
To buy TO examine The land and communicate
with me, directing to Markham ststi"a, Eau
1uler county. w. L G. ANBLER.
Fauquier county. NH p m4m
CLARE EMS FOR SALE.
For sale :ho beautifully SITUATED co4n,ry.seu.
known As CLARENS, tive miles from Alexa,-
drli, and in few minutes walk Of the The g..
ongical Seminary and High School. The A;S
HOUSE is i@rge and in gooc repair, with 81! ne.
ces.nry utbui!dings
The grounds are han !some!y laid out, the or
charts are young aIc thrifty and in full. bearing
with tine varieties OF apples, beaches pears, &c.
Also an abuElance Of small fruits such ~
GRAPES, raspberr.eS, and strawberries in grcal
variety.
The view is one of he most charming il this
country. having commanding vows of the Po-
tomac river, Alexandria and the capitol a,
Wn:hrgtun.
For terms and any other information desired
apply u BIZ RkE u HkkBERr, Bankers, Al
cIandria, Va NH lU-eolm
TUHN a. FIELD,
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pDkT OF ALENA .,Dnih. MARCH ~, "a.
:US rus E........ Il III lO0N RISES %
ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, B,l1more, to } brodcri y
Go. Snc rep rt= i.u Veasc@ IN the Ever
sA.L!.i;.
Steamer PHO. Boy, Lower Cedar Point by
Z krcd.
Steamer Lady o. the Lake, Norfolk, by A
Reed.
Schr L ck Williams, Baltimore by George
WorthIhston.
Schr j J Pbaro, passed out from Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

BONDS OF COLLECTORS AND TREAsURERs.
The resolution Of the General Assembly, passed
early 10 the session, extending the time for the
collection Of taxes aud county aad township
levies for the year 1873 provided that the con-
sent of the sureties of collectors and treasurers
to such extension should be given in person. :
The Governor has approved a resolution amend
inv the former resolution So as to provide that
the consent Of the surclies of said collectors and
treasurers may be given III persoo before the
county Judge In term time or vacation, or by d
writing sigued by such sureties, or by power OF
attorney authorizing some other person to sign
their names thereto, said writing to be duly re-
corded by the clerk Of The county court aud GER
tilted to the Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

YX1E WISH to cal the attention Of TIE I"1!e'
w especially to our unusually l"rS: Ia .,l: -
rerjor stock of FANCY GOODS and PtRr u
merry, such ms Hair, Tooth and MAI. bru,H'''
Goth and Hat do, Colognes. Grand Ouch,
jennings, tarlna, Engli md American I T., =;
Soaps, handkerchief Extracts, Dinmoho' ,'o
and Silver Dus: for the Hair Pomadc., g., Ac
HENRY COOh Y 90,
feb l. l07 King .tre"t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

The MARYLAND AND virginia BOUNDARY
DIFFICULTY. AZ The ulnucnt when he j. is
ialurc UI Maryland ha- Dear a'uui reached hna
aciIon on tn" nut Resolutions appointing
com MISSION to present Il tr"pn>Iil ~ 10 the au-
tituriieS OF the State ii Nlr!iGi4 l'r the per
maucnt settlement by arbitration 81 the v,X2i
qn,=iiu;i ri nouni,trF between the Two States
nil the east side Of Tie i'h">alcJkc. Gor>rnor
Grouruc Is cGI>;rainc! 10 l>>u" his prpc'alnu-
tiop commanding aud cXhor'lng cl'tZ Us Vi this
State 10 faithfully RESPECT ANA CONFORM 10 TN"
agreement made under the auspices Of Inrmrr
Governors IT the twu States Ii the Ia! Of 1870
Tor TIE observance oil Il PROVISIONAL hnc ku"wn
a. The Davidson Lrva:t line, beyond which 1t
is allrg Il by The Governor Of Nlraln,a that
Mar,lanI Uy,tcrm"u have been again tr>.pta,-
iir on the oyster bed, OF Virginia. Governor
tIiouue rccItcs The facts in regard 10 tic en-
d .av.,r now being made BY the j. .4!sialurcs IT
the Two States t. arrange Il permanent bound
airy, aud aduoniSicS all ll:at any violation
mcan,inc Of the provisional agreement Will
sui ct the parties in clh.r Safe TO severe
p4ra.ties, against wuich thcy eau neither nope
uor expect the IuicrpO-tiou Of the executive
prerugutlge.
The Maryland resolutions relative to the
boundary I,ne ana appointing coInGul,sion 10
Virginia, which had previously !laSS:d the Sen
ate, were also passed by the lluue Of Dal@-
gates yesterday, out With an amendment SUD
shutting john ". Davis lurr TX Governor W byte
as Que Of the commissioners, the latter having
asked TO b. excused from serving LAS rem
ders it necessary that the resolutions 20 back
TO the Senate for concurrence 10 the amend
meat when the COMMUNIST III wall consist Of Hon.
,aac d. Jo1rs, United States Senator, }. u.
Dcupis, aud Johu W. Davis The Senate will
doubtless immediately concur, and the COM
mission bearing the resolutions To Virginia with
due pronptucss proceed to tne discharge Of
,hcir ,lu.y - B1H Svu
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LnrDorS CorHTY ITEMS. i troul the La
ioun Mirror : i'hc M"rcn rer,a o. the tour'y
Court, Jalgc Bal on the Bench. was com
u"nced OF Mouday. The nunber o; parsons
ia Attendance was qnite large. Inc grand jury
returned an Indictment against :muct Il
Fitch for uacIou, =;abolng, u. with Intent
to k!l!--a true bill. An appeal FROM Ri" order
OF the B ,ard OF Supervisors Vi l. 'aIoun, grant.
Ing the Town Of Lc->burE The pr.v!l - II, "rcc'-
iuy On Court House square, N.:k:t Hyusn,
g., vas o,larc.t 20 be dycketc1.
john Murphy. negro man about ~ years
Of agr, attempted suicide Oh Monday evening
last, III Ltc.turg, : Shooting tn. I'll 10 The
head with pistol. FL Is It'll a'lvs ru' the
oail is !oIgc Ia Ii: heal, and nl> recovery is
regarded liz hopeless.
The wheat crop is boxing u.ususl'y prolt'Is-
ing ia this county. The odd s. tnrln-r n4s
never known j more satisfactory QUITO. i! this
season oil the year. o.,
The Pilsrm Sisters, from Washington. fail
ID to pu: III au appcaratc: Oh hvn1ay as Vas
proclaim d they would d..
\ Farmers G.augc, W ugl@rstand, is to b.
crgaulz at u res: lie, in this county, the pre-
,eut week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW The bill re-
ceutly passed by the Legislature, and which
has received the approval of the Governor aud
became law, provides that 100 intoxicating
drink shall be sold in any bar-room, restaurant,
saloon, store, or other place Within the limits
of this Commonwealth trou II clock on each
and every Saturday night of the week until
sunrise of the succeeding Monday morning
aud any person violating this act shall be deem
ed guilty of miSjemeauor, and II convicted
shall be punished by fue of not less than ten nor
more than five hundred dollars, and shall
moreover, at the discretion Of the court, forfeit
his Hcerse; provided that this law shall! not
apply to auy city having police regulations Gu
this su ject and an ordinance lntiIcilng penal
~ equal to the penalty Inflicted by this stat
ute The judges OF the Coucty Courts are
required to give this act in charge TO the grand
lures, and it goes into force and effect at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-12

CIINE ulGAKS-We have recently atdrd TO
l. our always large and superior assortment u
CIGARS a few new and very choice brands, 20
which we invite the Attentions OF smokers. our
''SoGrinas" II. Sc, and ''phindr!phians' nj i"c
each, cannot be cxc"llcd '"r tn" money - W.
slwuyS mu.c our purchases largely III excess "I
our ,ium.d ate .!en.lls, our stock has the gf"sl
advantage ol slow drying Oh oar shelves before
being offered or sale.
trh III JANNEY j. co.
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rlSUS REMEDY FOR CATAkkH-In
L calling the attention Of our tr"1e To the
above mentioned preparation, We deem 1t oh.y
necessary 10 ate that i. Is made By The same
proprietor and utfarcd to the pibAc under the
same guaran ees,,S piso's Cure Tor CONSUMPTION.
OF the latter medicine We have sold great guam
titles sine. W. first introduced it in tn, part OF
the country snd with almost inva.iablo satIsl.c-
ton u our patrons. ~
icb a JAN NEI ".