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PltlNTh-Ameriean, $50, uarner, has' M
DOnnell, $40, Clinton, ltcl Mallory, PINK
and purple, Do; MeTrimnc, Doi Wnmsuila, 7lfo,
DON E5IlC-lndinn lload, ~, llgi Allan
Ito, l. IL hHci kdgoneld, l0ci Langley, a A,
l's Wide, Mo- same ID wide, 7ci Qullt lin'
ings, I'D, 60I III, &c,
EAClIED-FIuit Of the Loom ~, llei
Rosebud, ~, lBNG Valo,pygoi Booth IN, lOioi
Utica, A-l GAe,
SiIlsRrlNuh-lO-i brown, aOal1c lO.l
blOached, l0NiOc,
TiCKiN0s Omega A q A, glc, Eaaton
Xxx, 1870, II, lie; AZ A l2c,
STRIPES AND fLAlpA Hickory l20tllo,
Chevlot l2Noi Alabama plnldH he,
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Young Mems Christian Associate

L. G. Reed. president; l.. NJ. Martin, vice
PRESIDENT Milesk Thorburn, recording secre'
tary: W. Vaughan, corresponding secretary
A. Johnson, treasurer; +. IL. Clark, libra
rian. Executive committee-Messrs. A. "
NOwlin, VIVA. Blair and Henry q. smith
Finance committee-Messrs. Knew, husseil
and Thornburn.
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LISBON GRANGE No. 3, meets on Satur-
day before the second Sunday In each honlh
at nine o'clock A. NJ. 49,,
r. A. MCADAMS, Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
YoT the constitutional conysniio,
col. JOHN q. mccoy,

on Dallas county, ~ o candidate Tor delegate
10 the constitutional convention, nom tie
unt counties Election lirat Monday In Au'
gust next
Wa arc authorized 10 announce JOHN
HENRY BROWN us a candidate for
the Constitutional Convention rom the
Twentieth Senatorial District, composed Of
tho counties OF ELLIS Tnrrant aud Dallaa,
Three delegates ~ b0 elected nom tho dis
trict, Election first Monday In August,
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DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, BNAl BIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday IN
each month. President, ii. dosiin; vice pres-
ident, ID. Goslin; secretary, a Weber, mon
itor, Phil. Sanger; treasurer, ID. lsraelisKy'
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus of the second volume shows
that there Is to be no falling off, but an In.
crease In its literary and pictorial attrnc-
lions. Among other attractive features are
two splendid serial stories
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CLOSE CONNECTION


At MinneoIa and International junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsvillc, Houston and Galveston. At
Shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the I'll
Paso Mall Company's stages for Monroe,
vicksburg and the Bouth. At Texarkhnas
with the
CAIRO AND ruLrox RAILROAD. roR
n. LouIs. Memphis, IsuiwiIls, Cairo. CiisaEs
AND
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
Inou,re for Though tickets ana rntee 20 }, Al
r,nSttsnt poinfs az the Texas and Pacific
hallway cfics. corner Lsmar street and Pa
o'H Rsr sSs1 and staterooms in Pullman Palace
sleeping Cnn can Be sec9req ~ al noss 81
1lckes- GEO. NOBI1E,
General Superintendent
/ ". II. NHWMANd
osnsTal PAsns1esEfAesnh
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and east via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS

Train leaving Galveston atsOO J.. ". and
Houston ut 500 y. M. and 800 a, NJ, deily,M
rives M followsi
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We did NOT sell quito all our tickets In time
TO draw on the 18th OF May but so certain
are we of success, and In evidence OF our
good faith and Intentions, we Will receive, In
payment for tickets, certificates OF deposit In
any flrst-class bank In the United States
with This endorsement: payable only when
Fosters Texas drawing takes place."
No scaling of prizes, but every enc paid IN
full.
Over CO., 900 acres of choice land, centrally
located, near railroads, II Houses, 2S26 Gold
Coin prizes, among them one of Sl0,OOO, nnu
one of 50 900. Our enterprise IL endorsed ny
the City Council. Reliable agents wanted.
Send for circulars. They Will convince you
we ARE both reliable and responsible. TICK
cts only 81. Eleven for $40, and % for s2O NO
connection with any other similar enter
prise.
CoMMENDAToRY- Having, from our long
acquaintance with Mr.. j. II. Foster, every
confidence in his integrity, we feel JUS.
titled In saying we believe he VIII carry oui
his distribution honestly and fairly.-Siened
by the mayor, Hon. j. 4. ID. Wilson, and the
city council.
We are specially DESTROYS that parties In
terested would write to the banks, mer'
chants and postmaster of this place twnere
we have lived fifteen years., for Information
j. II. FOSTER. Manager,
79d5w30w5w Houston Iexas'
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DALLAS COUNTY CoUNCIII-Dr. j. II.
Stevens, master p. q. Swor, overseer; W.
Ii. Harris, secretary w. 4. Thurmond,
treasurer; w. z. Cochran, gate keeper; james
Z. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postofhce'
purchasing agent.
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OFFTCE- Corner Of Main and JcDer-
son streets, IN Mo second story Of the
Juiliiag formerly occupied BY Uimdn
e 90.
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THE YOUNG SURVEYOR. "
EIGHT COUSINS"

by ]. t. Towbridge, author of the Jack Haz'
ard stories, etc.
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BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, OF the
Patrons of Husbandry, meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third sat
urdays of each month.
W. II. HARRIS, Master.
w. Ii. STARK, ST.. Secretary.
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Comm GatcGtioH..

CAMBRIA COUNTY. March I, 1915.
FRfESp MCPIKE-I have asked a great many
people the question, What does President
answers. Along with this would ask. What
s re 9 ec n. oeop
tnat he knew nothing about the constitution
and car cared T. nothing not about IT, is appointing
ton. If he knew no better we should all be
ashamed of bis ignorance. but :r he did the act
for the man than he did for the people and
their sacred charter Then again look at the
ary act knowingly com mitted by any officers,
either State'or National? The Representatives
of louisiana did not meet i'm the legislative
halls on the fourth of January by authority OF
the President, nor of Congress, nor or the U.
5. Senate, nor of Kellogg, the usurper, nor by
the authority of any other mall, nor set of
men. nor law, nor code of laws. nor nation,
nor people, save only by virtue of an authority
that came direct from the citizens of the
sovereign State of Louisana-they having been
elected according TO the provisions of the con-
s,itution of that State-the very latest ex-
precision of the wish and will of the people OF
call it free. Now by that act he and his SUBJ
ordiuates have Overstepped their c6nSt fti@
aid not belong to them they have trampled the
constitution of the United States under foot,
IS weH as the constitution of Louisiana and the
government of the people. Now. any man
that knows anything knows that such things
When these things must % be Str strictly 1 acconnted
for. or else VIC will have no constitutional gcv-
trnment.
poor, weak, lame excuse ~hfch Grant offered
to the U. S. Senate in favor of General Sheri
dams revolutionary conduct, let us look at the
State of \ arkansas. About nine months ago he
told US that Baxter was lawfully elected COVER
nor i'm 1872, and now he says that Brooks was
the man who was really elected In nine mont bs
year after this, might he not say that some
Otheff person was or should be governor OF
Arkansas. Does Grant mean third term by
this, T does he mean to set all constitutional
authority aside. and become Dictator? 1t the
people stand with their hands folded until he
revofuronizes every Southern state, then his
third term is sure, for what is to prevent it ?
We may sag that the Northern States ha,e pro-
tested and do protest as plaiEr.y as they canon
paper But what does Grant care for their
protests. His acts show bow much he'care -
simply HOih hing at ail. l am aware that the
lawful way would be the right and best way,
bat " hat regard has he for the right? If the
people stand these things much longeT--that is,
| mean the people of the Northern States
they are not composed of the kind of material
their forefathers were who threwlfie tea into
Bo>ton harbor. Yours, INQUIRER.
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N2sftCA q.

MCATAG ART.-Died, in Petroiia, Pa, on
Monday, March lst, 1875, CECILIA, VIE or
Charles Nc.Atagart AMI Youngest dau-hter
of Mr. John Neason, late of 81. Augustine.
1t is less than two ) ears since he subj Ct of
tn notice left the home of her childhood. a
bride. Words ire vain and ina2ina Jon 'ailS To
picture the grief of her stricken husba rd Ind
devtf''d friends when they carried her. for the
last time. ro rest for iirtle hile. unconscious
OF all, bcncarh the old hOmeste cad roof and
then saw her borne to the silent tomb i'm the
churchyard ut st. Augustine. May the Great
Gf"er of all consolation impart TO them
strength and comfort In this hour, ani may the
soul of this truly Christian woman find rest in
the bosom Of God. NJ
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-It is natural for
people suffering with Consumption. Coughs,
Severe Colds, or any other disease of the
Throat and Lungs, to put off from day to
day buying an article that they know has
cared their neighhor, friend, or relative, vet
they have faith in it until it is too late
If you will go TO your Druggists and get =
bottle of BosCHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP, your
Immediate cure is as certain az you live
1t has lately been intI duced into this conn
try from Germany, and Druggists and peo-
pie everywhere are elated over its success.
You can get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try IT. Regular size bottle as ccufs. Lem
mon & Murray. Ebensburg or p. NJ. Wole-
slagle 81 Son, Wilmore.
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DOINGs IN COURT.-The first weeks ses-
sion of our County Courts adjourned last
Friday, at II o'clock, noon. We continue
our report of the business transacted:
Lewis r. Edwards rs. David Bonner: admins.
debt. Verdict for 1890 Sor plaintiff.
SECOND wEEE.
Owing to the prevalence of a severe snow
storm on Sunday, which closed the Holli-
daysburg branch railroad. his honor, Judge
MONDAY. Coart was therefore adjourned Try
A Associate Lloyd till Tuesday, at II O'Clock,
A. M when Judge Dean took his scat, and
consideration of business was resumed. We
append an abstract of the cases disposed of :
Josiah NJ Cfn.isty ts The Allegheny Coal and
Lumber Co. Summons case upon promises,
W. II. Cooper, Henry w. Pierce and James
Martin Rist. Foreign attachment and debt.
5000. Continued on account or iiiness of Jas
Cantria Iron Co. rs. Francis Cnristy and
Michael Dimond. Summons m ejectment.
Geo Wehn, Jr., endorsee of Henry Walters,
rs. Erien ". Walters, adrnx: of Henry Walters
tnued application of defendant, at his
Sam'I F. George Us. Geo. b. Richards and
Jacob Berge. Case continued.
Alex. Wallace HuRhan rs. Penn. Railroad Co.
Summons in case continued at costs oil de-
Elizabvta McGarity Us. James Shumate in
ejectment- Continued AT COSTS OF uelehuaiIt-
John Gallghar u.s. Jas. Collins summons in
trcsspass. Continue at costs of dcfenkant
Solomon Wolf rs. w. d. McCumber. Attach
Verdict for plaintiff for Sg57.24.
Sarah E. Burns, ehdorsce, Us Jos. Van Ormer-
endorser. Summons in trcspaSs on the case
in assumpsit. Continued.
Benjamin Benshoof u.s. Nancy Jane Roger,
adm'x. of Andrew Roger, deceased, and Adam
Rose. Scire facias TO substitute the personal
representatives of A. Roger, deceased. YER
John Brumbaugh Us. JOS ~. a,, ialiaeor.
sg.00.
Appeal. Verdict for defendant, subject to
points reserved by the court.
VIM. NJ. GOrmlry rs. Felix Jacobs. SuTnss ons
in trespass on the case. Verdict for defend
ant for s9I.5s.
Benz. Vaughn and John Lynch, tradi.g as
Waugh & LyEch rS. John r. .O'Neill Trespass
Defen,ients' counsel pleads surprise. Case con-
Joseph Murphy rs. F.. y. Burke. Summons
case in treSpass for malicious prosecution
'JrIiaes Jnmcs 'fT arlG nG".E Ts E. n Burke.
case m trespass for malicious proSecu ton
Verdict for defendant.
Court adjourned sine de at 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
Friday, April %, proxirno, was fixed on
for the meeting of the next term of Argu-
mcnt CoHrt, on which occasion ii is proposed
to-charge the rirneofthe holding of our Courts
from the first Monday of March to the third
first Monday in December TO the fourth Mon
day III November. 1t is not proposed to
change the time of the holding of the June
and September terms.
a special session of Conrt viii be held in
May next, for The trial of certai causes ut
which Judge Hall, of Bedford or some other
Judge from a distance, will preside.
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that's WHERE.-Oh! where are you going
my amiable friend? Oh where are you going.
my Joalr" | am going good suit of clothing
70 buy at the great Star Clothing Hall. And
where can that be? said he. AT 9Clinton 81 rect
is the place, as you quickly shall see-shal see.
Then will go with you, my amiable friend then
l vTil1 with you said he. So they both went to-
eether. and with suits for spriug weather they
were soon fitted TO T, L. L Forget James
J. Murphys Star Cto.ting Hall, 10e Clihto
street. Jolnstown.
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CREssEY STATION, Mercer Co.. Cai

March !, 1875. (
DEAR FREBNAN-The enclosed letter was sent
TO me about month ago and was advertised
fhe ignorant r. NJ. alleging that he did not
know any one OF that name. todd him to go
that was known all over the world and in
china. But the worst of IL is, there is a law
out mere wh1ch provides that man shaul have
only one n anne and that name must be regis
tered, or one is liable to arrest But here is
the letter: "
EAST RIDGE Ciearheid Co. Pa.
ROB RoY-De Sir: 1 sa W your address in the
Eoensbnrg paper, and take the pleasure of
writing TO you L wish that You would let me
know what times are like out there what tfro ca
are in the woods what wages on a farm and
now II is Tor hunting; and oblige
Yours. respectfully.
JABEZ LEIDsToSR
Ihere are only four interrogatories i'm this
Ietter 10 the hrst answer yes; to the second
yes, sU, 10 the third, ucs, sir-rSe. aud to the
iour'h' Bes- sH-ree- bob Ron Roy.
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For ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS in young
OF old, married single, at the dawn of
womanhood or the change of fife, DIR. Pisrce's
Favorite Prescription manifests such a pos
tive remedial influence as to call forth the
loudsst praise from all who use it.
Mr.. John A Kinney, druggist of Knob
Noster, writes as follows.
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, ". Y.
DEAR SIR-four medicines sell better than
any otner Keep, aud give universal satIsfac-
ron he people are especially delighted with
your Favorite Prescription, and it seems to- be
a favorite among all that have ever ustd il.
1t is sold by druggists and dealers in
medicines
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WkETEn..-.A FEW GOOD MEN

To represent Fountain Hill Nurseries DrviIle O
in the sale of Fruit Tree and General Nursery
Steck. Canvass 20 begin in April or MAY for De
tOber delivery. Only those need apply who can
giFe security. as important sums OF money must
be handled during delivery. Applicants will lie
visited by our travelling agent. ana arrangements s
completed. Address
J. GARDNER & son, Alliance. Ohio.
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It. t. Spence has just introduced fea
ture entirely new and exceedingly grotesque
in the way of photographs and we are sure
that all who appreciate a good thing will
feel inclined to present their friends, and
especially their lady friends, with their OWE
handsome or honeiv phizes, the case
may be, done mp in This unique and alto
gether original style of the Photographic
art. The pictures produced by this method
present bora .fide heads ami faces perched
upon rhe most outlandsh bodies and borne
aloft by the most inconceivablc legs that
have ever been dreamed of in the philoso-
ply of man, while the positions and pursuits
of the respective figures are fully in keep
ing with all the other amusing features of
these comical pictures. Go and see speci-
mems at Spence's Photograph Gallery. OPP
posite Collins, Johnston & Co. Is Bank, High
street, Ebensburg.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-At n rather late
hour OH "Wednesday night of last week 4
man named Elias Edmiston, n resideut of
Susquehanna township, left Carrelltowp on
foot, homeward bound, heing at the time
considerably nnasr the influence of liquer
and having in his possession one or two bot
ties we'll filled with the same commodity.
Failing TO reach home in due time, and nav
ing been seen by no one after his departure
from Carroiltowu, fears for his safety were
very naturally excited in the minds of his
friends, who Instituted u search on the day
following his disappearance and kept it mp
with more or less contiluity until Saturday
evening or Sunday morning last, 4acccunts
differing as to time,) when the lifelcss re-
mains of the unfortunate man we're foand in
a strip of woods on the farm of Peter Camp
bell, about one mile north west of Carroll
town and a few hundred yards from the road
leading to Garman's Mills, the home of Mr..
f. A well defined patti around the base of
one of the trees asfd various other mafr<s IN
the snow plainly indicated that the benumb-
ed and bewildered man had strained every
nerve in the vain attempt TO prolong life
When found, an ugly cash in one of his
cheeks, as well as innIimcrable tracks in the
snow, showed quite rlainay that wood mice
had been feasIing upon the remains. The
body was taken to :hc house of Mr.. II C.
Kirkpatrick, where an inquest was held by
Henry Scaulan, Esq. The deceased, who is
said to haze been quiet iuoffeusive, hard
working man, leaves a wife and seven chill
dren TO mourn his sad fate.
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NEW 4DVER TYsEMEs KS.
PIECE or PARCEL Of LAND

situate in Allegheny township. Cambria coun: y
bcginning post, corner of land Of Il. H. Shielcs
thence by land of said Shields Sou 90 = degrees
East 80 perches to post: thence by land oi f. A.
Storm. south Is degrees. West 10 perches. to post
in Plank Road; thence along said Plank Road
South 81 degrees, West percnes. to post: thence
South 81 degrees. West 22 perches: thence Sou;
15 degrees West IL pcrclrrs. 10 post thence = i'll
along said Plank Road. North 81 degrees. West Is
perches. to n post; thence by and OF George Eb-
criy, Joseph ID. Hcrizog, and Il. H Shields. Mort
42@degrees, East 100 perches. to hcmlock: thence
North Is degrees, East - perches. TO The place OF
beginning 5[6onta tanning 80 Acres and SIS Per-
risps. strict measure.
TERhs OF SALE-tne half the purchase Cney
on delivery of the Deed. and the balance ia one
year. with interest. to he secured by the Judgment
exemption note of the purchaser.
II. KINKEAD.
March l2.-3t. ASS gnCe of Florence " ilcbran3.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-Rv virtue Of

HERIFF'S SALE.-nv virtue of
- writ OF Fl. F0-, iSsncd cot Of the Court
OF CcIE|ton Pleas Cam bis, county and 70 md
directed there " iIt o. eE-p- Ell TO Public = IL,
Al the togrT House IN EbenSburv. ON Sa7a-R-
nAN. III 20s9f rAT or MARCH. inst a. / r,'-
clock. y ", the following Tsca EStatt. 10 wit !.
All the right title aud Interest sf pptt- Ner-
singer OF IN and 10 piece lot Of ground stu
ate IN tarrolltown SOrOugh. Cambria county Pa j.
fronting on Main street and adieiain= lots of Mrs
haYlpr. Mrs. Eastman. and a. y. rs having there
on erected one-snd-a- half story blank house and
frame stable. in the occupancy 1f Mrs Burns
Taken in execution and to be sold al the suit II
T. Bearer. HERMAN RAJ NER SheriG
Sherih-s Once EbcnshSrs. March l. 1875
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EMPLOYMENT,

want i.uc0 agents to canvass for the COM
PIETE HERBALlST, snI THE GRowfNcl
WORLD / Will give such terms and furnish such
advert ising facilities that no man need make less
than seO0 per month aui all eNponses-no matter
whether e ever canvasScd before or not. Address
DIR. O. PHELPS BROWN. No. q Grand street.
Jersey CITY. v. J and fun particulars VIII be
sent Ay return Waft.
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Our good old boss Trangh of the Stan
ddrd and our no less sincere friend Over of
the Register, both of Holiday ysburg may con-
slider our hat tipped and best bow made for
the good. wishes expressed in connection
with our candidacy for the office of County
Treasurer. We assure them both that their
kindly endorsements are faly apPrecia ted,
and having made TIP our mind 70 go in and
win, if possible, even it we have to travel
every foot.of territory in the county-person-
al solicitation being it seems the one thing
necessary for s,IccesS-we know that they
and others of our editorial brethern will be
as glad to chronicle out nomination, if we
are nominated, as they are novy sincere in
wishing God speed in our efforts ist that
direction. Yet it is well enough to bear in
mind that Gordon is a hard road to travel ~
and ia view of the fact that there are nine
more standing at the door who say they will
take sugar in their'n,' we not SO san
gulne of success as we would he ii there was
only one and hat one ourSelf. Still we do
not question that the convention might go
further and fare equally as we'll, if not better
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III you want i AKIN Read the B. ". Adver tise
to purchase lQNU ment in another column
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OISSoLUTEoN NOTICEl-Thc

nISS0LUTI0N N0TICEl-The
- par tnersliip Heretofore existing between
JoHS benton and IoHE :, TITrIE. under the
FIRM name cf BENTON x TITLE. in the hard
ware business. has this fat ben diss lived by nv
tual consent, joHS s IlrIf-E retiring Th,. bus
incss viii hereafter be carried by IoHN Rf~-
ToS, st the old stand. where all accounts viii be
settled by him. JOHN BENTBN
JOHN =. TITLE.
All persons indebted to the late hr-,l, either nv
note On book account are requested to please cai
an1 settle. John Bf,NTDN
Johhsto"h- feo q 1870 tS-5.-3t.
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iltTinSlC Virtues. anu sustained DN Its re
markable cures. So mild rs TO be sz4s and
beneficial to children, and vet 50 Searching
as to eflectually purge ont the great cor
ruptions of the bleed, such as the scrofiilol:s
and syphiHtic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lmked in tire system
for years, soon yield TO this powerful anti
dote, and disappear Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of ScTofiiia, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and cruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tuinlors, BiotcheS,
BOi,s, 4 implies, PustIles, Sores. ST.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, letter, Salt Rheusi,, Scald
Head, RingworIn, and internal Gl-
ceratiens of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. l. also ceres other com
plants, to which it would not seem esrcci-
ally adapted, such as DropSy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness. Debility, and
JeacOrrhpa, when they are manifesto
tions u the scrofnlous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lam
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer.
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed viaor and new lease ct
life.