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WASHINGTON STARTLED.
p, ,ropn WILSON'S REVELATIONS.

p1JFORD WILSON'S REVELATIONS.
cvv op.Sr,s DISTRACTIONS OF THE WHISKY TRIALS
AVN PROTECTION OF GEN. BABcoCK-BRlsrow
AKIN WILSON DRIVEN FROM oFFICE-BABcocK
~ THE BLACK FRIDAY CONSPIRACY
p,rford Wilson, who was Solicitor of the Treas
rr,, Denartment during the whisky trials, gave the
inner history of those trials yesterday to the House
Committee at Washington, which is investigating
the subiect. lie said that Gen. Grant supported MI
p,istow,s and Mr. Wilson's campaign against the
Ring until Gen. Babcock was indicted; that he then
bocene cold toward Mr.. Bristow and Mr.. wilson,
and that he nteposed various obstacles to the pros
ecnt;op of Gen. Babcock that Gen. Grant was the
roo, sutbor of the famous circular in regard to TAX
mo the testimony of accompliceS and that he sun
sbie,doa Gen. Babcock when the proofs OF his g'nlt
had beep presented to him, and when also 1t had
,eer shown that Gen. Babcock was implicated IN
the Black Friday conspiracy. Numerous important
letters were read. The testimony has created
great stir in Washington.
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lowed to Gle written opinions verdict may be reached
within a day two.
GEN. CROOK AND THE SIOUX.
NOT FAR APART.

THE MAIN BODY OF The SAvAGEs IN CROOKS FRONT
INDIANS RETURNING TO THE AGENCIES.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Thc following letter in re-
gard to the hostile Sioux received here to-day
by Gen. Sherman
CHICAGO, July %.
Eight Indians who weren the Custer ght have reached
the Cheyenne Agency. They report the main body OF
Indians in front Of Gen Crook Terry is moving further
South IL Is also reported that large numbers are coming
back the Cheyenne and other agencies These INDIANS
left the hostile camp on the 10Th inst They Will be re-
tanned AS prisoners They report 10 Indians belonging
to the Che Agency killed in the Custer fight have
gifted Gen Crook Z. H. SHERIDAN,
Litutenant-Gcneral.
Indian Agent Hastings reports to the Indian once
under date of the 10Th inst, that IN his opinion not
more than 400 Sioux, including women and chill
drcn, have left the agency, and that no more Will
probably leave, as the Council of the Chiefs IS Ior
peace. The agent is taking census of his Indians,
and will report the result soon
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REFEREES IN TIE CASE OF DENIsoN, DELDEN

ALBANY, n. Y, July 2S.-The following
papers were fled to-day the of The People, &c
against Henry ID. DcnisOn, James j. Belden, Thomas
Gale and \. caldwell Belden:
Slipuiaiion-Ihe People, &C. agt Denison, Belden 1T
Alt is hereby ilualed and agreed that the above
emitted action be- referred TO James EmOt of York
G. ty George T.. Hbbar OF Buffalo y. y. ana Isaac Law
son al Albany y. " To hear aud dcto rNne the same
Charles Fair, hid. Attorney raj, FOR plaintiff
niscuck. Clifford barney attorneys Tor def ndcnts ;
j. j. Beiacu aud GAZE Rugcr JeHney attorneys Tor
defendants benson aud A. &. Beden.
OFdsr-Ihc People aSt DensOn, Beldcn ct Alt ia
ord rd above action be referred Ia James EmOtt
OF New ork CITY, George Is. lIihbdrd of Buffalo, " "
and Isaac Lawson OF Albany To near ana determine the
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WAsHNGToN, July 2S.-Belore the Committee on
the whisky trials to-day, the examination of Buford
Wilson, eX-S OhctOT Of the Treasury was continued.
In connection with the statement in his previous
testimony of Gen. POrteI's explanation of the term
"Sylph,' Mr. Wilson having refreshed his memory
by reference to a letter from friend in New-YOrk
testified that the annoy anCe which it said the
woman "Sylph" gave the President was by her
efforts to blackmsil him in st. Louis. The examina
tiOn was continued as follows:
estion BY Mr.. CocGranc, hartman Of the sub-COm-
mittee-fou said III your examination yesterday, that
ron the time OF the discovery Of the "Syph" Dispatch
duplicating Gen. BSbcOck III those whisky frauds, or
tending so TO npcte hrn the President OF the United
States did not show the same sympathy with the secre
tary of the Treasury yourself that he had previously
shown Please state any act acts Of the President
from that time forward indicating TO you that he WAS
not in sympathy with those whisky prosecutions1
A. Before proceed 10 answer that question wish 10
make addition 10 my testimony Of yesterday IN refer
ence TO the contents VI the Barnard letter. on which the
President made the wol-known Enforcement, Let no
guilty man escape, II ii be avoided" either ia the
pody OF that letter. or in accompanying document
there was statement from Emory S. Foster St. Louis
" the ehect that the President hise charged with
Deng party to the unlawful combination IN that city 10
aeifaud the Government of It's revenues want that
iact " lie noted because have that the Pres
dent made lis Endorsement much with reference to
tnat iaet and that allegation with reference the
allegations that Gen. Babcock was a party, and that
James Casey, the Presidents brother nlaw was openly
asserting that the cretssy Of the Treasury would not
hoia Ills ONCE for thirty days. Another pont-I was
asked yesterday whether the President consented viii
hngy 10 the publication OF the Endorsement on the Bar
Af" iee'er which has been 80 often referred to-
reference 70 letter addressed TO by Gen. Bris
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SEVERE RAINsToRM AT TERRY's CAMP.

[FRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIRuNEl
CAMP on NORTH SIDE OF YELLOWSTONE, NEAR
MOUTH or BIG Horn, July 1G. Last evening dis
patches were received by courier, via Mt. Ellis from
Gen. Sheridan. Twelve companies of infantry are
to join Gen. Trrrys command, AMI the campaign
will be continued The Josephine goes down the
river to-day to Bismarck for supplies. We had
terrible ranstorm here the night before last, and
were almost drowned oUt. As as the records Of
the companies of the 7th Cavalry arrive from Pow
der River, will send you full list of killed and
Mnnndnd..
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GENERAL FOREIGN VIEWS.
orrry IsABELLNs RETURN TO SPAIN.

LONDON Friday Juy %, 1876.
A Paris dispatch realirms That the object OF
eyoueu beas rcturn to spain is IL arrange for the
marriage OF King Alfonso with. the Princess Maria,
DAUGHTER of Duke de Montpensier. The exlueen leaves
Pans to-day with her entire family and household, the
spanish Enbassador accompanying the party TO Saint
~ PARIS Friday. July IS, 1876
THE evorocn Isabella now on the eve 81 her depar-
trr, ror - ain has written letter President Mae
Mahon thanking him for the kindness shown her during
her eigut years residence IN France.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoypoS, July 2S.-The settlement of the
affairs of Thomas Vaughan 4 Co. OF Mlddeshoroush Is
attended, with difficulty. II IL proposed to transfer the
concern 10 limited liability company when VIII assume
the debts.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-At the Asszcs here
,lr man Fisk who was indicted for the murder OF Emily
tI,pd n girl years OF age, Blackburn on the 30th
80 tt March und.r circumstances OF peculiar bthaitg,
and who 10 the crime, was to-day sentenced 10
toa
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WASHINGTON.
MR. PLATT's DEFEAT.
PARTISAN ACTION or THE HOUSE on THE VIRGINIA
III
TRv TELEGRAPH To TUE TEBUSE.l

fRv TELEGRAPH rue TErBUNE1
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Scveral Democrats who
were convinced that Mr.. Plat OF the Norfolk, Va,
District and not Mr.. Goode, the sitting member, re-
ccived majority of the votes cast in that district
in the last election RETAINED from voting to-day
They allowed their party friends to defeat the ma
iolity report from the House Committee on Elections
although it was signed by two Democrats, MIR.
Thompson of Massachusetts and Mr.. House OF Ten
ncssoe, aud by all the Republicans and to declare
Nix. Gocde entitled to the seat. The majority as 1t
was only six. Mr Thompson made avery earnest
speech in favor of the admission Of Mr. Plat, but
unable by his cOquence to overcome the PARTISAN
spirit of more than hundred of the Democrats. he
widespread belief that by refusing TO give the seat
to Mr. Platt the Democrats of the House have been
guilty of an act OF great injustice, will probably do
more to injure their cause than Mr.. Patts votes III
the House and the Committee.
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cp1urs AND cAsuALrlEs-BY rELEGRAPH.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, July 2S.-Deacon samuel
Dntton Of Norhded years old kicked to death last
night by horse
KrrNr. n. H.. July 2s-J. O. Smith, fireman on
the Cheshire Railroad Killed by his head coming III con-
tact with bridge,
PROVIDENCE, X. l., July 2S.-George Meyer,
German lager seller inNewpor shot himself this ater
aud viii die.
EAsroN Penn, July 2s.-Two boatmen n. named a, ,ea
smon Canthame aud John found dead AZ uo
Ihct lime ns this morning IL Ia supposed that they were
ed by inhalng sulphur gas from the kuAS
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Iieut. George c. Reiter is
ordered TO the photographic Once LIST oil August next
Assistant Surgeon Iichard Ashbdse IS 0e ed 10 tn' Ns'
Io,unI Norfolk Va Mate George H. Cooper Is oniefed 10
the stOreshIp Hampshire NJ Pore royal > = Nj D y
nba Chief ~ tine Revenue Money service, mas been ue
tailed thct clerk Of The Treasury departments d.
resumed his position "a APPOINTMENT SIetk
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4 CI-RAyR1ID on SANTA CLARA.

HAVANA, July 27.-On the DIST inst, at
midnight n party Of Insurgents numbering about 300,
supposed 10 have been headed by tne chief nglesto EN-
tered the town OF Santa Clara. They penetrated TO tho
center of the town. and succeeded in sacns two largo
proysten stores and setting nre TO them The INSURGENTS
Hrr, REFUSED by the Spanish troops leaving seven
killed The troops suffered loss Oh FIX Ahcu ana seven
wounded.
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MISSOURI AND TEXAS RAILROAD IN ORDER.

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-lnquirts from business
men of the East regarding the condition Of the MISSOURI
Kansas aud Texas Railroad are quite numerous IL ~
houghtroper. therefore TO say tbat the aaagc uSao
~ tIr road 6y high water &C. week or Two ago mas
ben repIred and passenger and freight trains are run
nj NJ
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TIE FRENCH PRESS AND fHE JEsUITs.


The action of VI. Dupac, the Director of the
Isuit College and 80 students against the newspapers
was decided yesterday. Six newspapers. including tho
RcpuJliIue FtaHcnse tGambetta's organ, were hneu
1000 francs each
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EArAL DuEL BETWEEN GERMAN OFFICERS.

LONDON, SAIuIudl' july % i9'V'
The Standards Paris special telegram SAYS II Is re-
n,rled that a duel has occurred between Herr Won
MotNc NEPHEW of the German Field Marshal, aud Herr
Won Fisscn, both officers OF theslnpeIiai Guard iu
which the latter was mO.tahy wounded
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

MADRID, Friday, July 2s 1875.
The Bank of Spain has been instructed 10
issue TWO and half mialds OF reals Gl25OOoooo) IN
mortgage bonds
The nomination OF Jose Barzanallara as Minister to
France is announced.
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ON THE WAY TO FORT LrAvENwoRTH.

RICuMoSD, Va, July 2S.-Thirty-on mem
bers Of Company 4th United states Artillery, passed
through here tonight under command Of Lieut. saun-
ton RON Fort Macon. ~ C., en- rO0te TO Fort Lea'ei
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FAULKNER-REGAN CREW DIsBAYDED.

BosroN, July 2S.-The Faulkner Regain four
Dared crew has disbandcd and will not Philadc
PIMA Faulkner and Regain, however, will enter for the
douple-acull
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THE TURKISH WAR.

RUMoRED REMOVAL Or'THE SULTAN.
AN ARMsTIcE PREDIcTTD-A BATTLE EXPECTED AT
sIENITzA-TBE RUssIANs DISSATISFIED WITH TIE
PRINCE OF MoNTENEGRo.
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the matches were ignited and the
fire thus communicated to the lint.
Five bales Of cotton were lost, with
a lot of cotton seed.
Walter M. Drafts, of Lexington
village, last week, being in Leesville
hitched his horse t. o post and
stepped into store. In q few
minutes he discovered that his horse
was gone, and upon inquiry, found
that colored man had ridden him
off. He at once gave pursuit, and
after long chase caught up with
the thief, and attempted to arrest
him. Tho latter resisted and was il,
the act of drawing q pistol whom Mr.
Drafts shot him. The wounded
man is not expected to live.
A terrible accident happened on
tho Ashley River, near the works OF
the Wando Manufacturing Company
on the 18th inst. Tho steamer
Menisceongo, which had been EN-.
ployed in towing phosphate lighters,
when nearly opposite the Wando
wharf on her way up tho river, OK
ploded her boiler, killing tho entire
crew, with the exception of tho Gu
gineer The steamer was blown to
atoms, and the hull sunk. The
crew consisted of tive men, including
the captain, Jacob Brit. The noise
of the explosion was heard for miles
around, and large number Of per-
sons Immediately rushed to the
river bank A boat was launched
and put out to the rescue of the
crew. The party found tho engineer
the only survivor-about fifty
yards from the wreck. He was bad
ly wounded in the head, and only
saved his live by clinsing with the
instinct of drowning man to a
floating pieco of the wreck. A
search for the bodies was continued
all the ensuing night and day, but
without avail. The vessel was in
good condition, had had q new boil
er put in only a short timo before,
the safety valve and pumps were in
good order, and in addition to this
there was safety plug in the boiler,
made of soft metal, which would
blow out when the wator got below
q certain level, and thus give warm
ing. The cause of the accident is
not yet known. The steamer was
valued at $4,000 and was not in
sured.
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Publishers and Printers

Can buy diroot Of tho Manufaot urer on
favorable terms.
''rHE ANsoN HARDY CUTTING MACHINES
are the besG and cheapest low priced
machine made, and have national repu-
tation for utility and durability. - iNe
Hectrotyper, Chicago.
The ANsoN HARDY PAPER CUTTER is by
Tar the best machine which can be OBJ
tanned for loss price than one hundred
Iollars. 1t is Of great strength. These
machines have always taken the highest
stand. 1t is the only machine to which
il applied the Patent Movable Cutting
Board. This device has a reputation Of
itsolf: by it, the cutting board can be in
st"ntly and accurately moved, 80 that o
portant point in the machine. and one
that is possessed by no other 1t greatly
reduces the labor Of preparation in work
ing the paper backward and forward.
We cannot too strongly recommend the
advantages Of this patent movable board
1t is " orth the price Of this machine. and
purcha. ors should fully understand how
highly it is to bo valued" d."-G.o. p, Ro,oeQ
tG CO.'S Newspaper Reporter >a,m Printers
The LATEST IMPROVED HARDY CARD Cur
TEn is pronounced tho most desirable
Card Cnttor in the market, for the general
uses of 4 printing office,
The well known RuGGLEs CARD CUTTER,
with my attest improvements. is still pre-
ierrod 10y many printers, and holds it's
fayoritism over other machines.
hone genuine but those having nv full
address lottered in the casting.
&t5- Newspapers in want Of advertising
rom first paroles should send for my
circular.
F. A. HARDY,
Auburntale, Mass.
will buy of those thai buy Of me.
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ATTENTION ALI
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF JEWEL

GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF JEwELRY.
On receipt Of so cents we will send by
mail, postpaid, all Of the following pieces
Of jewclry, viz: l pair Gold Plated and
engraved Sleeve Buttons, ono set Gold
Front Shirt Studs, Collar Stud, ] We'd
ding Ring, Roll Plato Watch Chain and
Gents Rose Coral Scarf Pin. We oifor
this great bargain merely to draw atten-
h,n to our busin css, us we have all kinds
of watches and jcwclry at low rrices.
Send for Catalogue.
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JWRUB EaBA

stimulates the sccrctive :3ana, thus puri-
flying tho blood aud st,;King at the root of
disease. 1t is the IN dioinnl ext iact of
tho plant Of that nam. found III Brazil,
and il ono of the mot wonderful toaics
and irvigorntors known. It will make
the Liver active, assist Digestion, purify
the Blood, restore Viyor to the dcbi.itated
and is q certain remedy for MI Diseases Of
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Out-Selling ImLlenscly-'The
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PROOF.
Feel Myself a New Man.

NArIcK, MASS, Juno 1st, 1872.
MIR. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Through the advoo and
earnest persuasion Of Rev. i. S. Best, of
this place, have been taxing YEolTISE
for Dyspepsia, of which l Lave suffered
tor years.
L have used only two bottles and
already feel myself u new man.
Respectfully.
DIR. j. w. CARTER.
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PROCLAMATION! !!

DY authority invested in me aa tho
LEADER OF Low PRICES
do hereby summon and command all
persons in the County Of Fafedeld, state
Of South Carolina, to proceed at once to
the large and commodious establishment
of R. L. DANNENBERG. and there
elect and bny their Fall and Winter
supply of Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots
and shoe1, Hats and Caps, Ladies' and
Gents Notions, &C., and bring with them
their ready change, that may give them
oil the benefits which desire by buying
m y goods for Cash.
And it is further ordered, by my au-
thority, that must and shall coapete
with Hny house in my line, either in
Charleston Columbia or Charlotte. And
all persons failing 80 to do, will be ad-
judged tho enemies Of Good Goods as
Low Prices, and punished by going
elsewhere and buying their goods. t.,
And it Is further ordered that all thos9R
who are indebted to mo. shall repnir at
once to this place and close their accounts.
All those failing TO doao, will hereafter be
debarred from ever again7receiving Credit
at my House. a,-.
| Signed, sealed and delivered, this 10th
day Of November, 1875. .s
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Report from q Practical Chemist
and ApOtheeary.

BosToN Jan, |, 1874.
Dear Gir--This is to certify that I have
sold at retail l54A dozen O862 bottlcsj Of
y our VEaEr1NE since April II 1870, and
can truly say that 1t has given tho best
satisfaction of any remedy for the COM
plants for which it is recommended,
that ever sold. Scarcely day passes
without some Of my customers testffying
to its merits on themselves or their friends
am: perfectly cognizant of several cases Of
Sorofulous Tumors Icing cured by We
ETINE alono in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
AL Il,MAN, 4G8 Broadway.
TO II. r. STEVENS, E,o.
Vegetlne Is Sold by all Druggists.
dec z. lm
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VEGEI'INE,

is acknowledged and recommended by
physicians and apothccaries to DO the
best purifier and cleanser of tho blood
yet discovered, and thousands speak in
its praise, who have been restored to
health.
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VEuErINE

says Boston physician, "has no equal sB
blood purifier. Hearing of it's many
wonderful cures, aftor all other remedies
nAd tailed, I visited the laboratory and
convinced myself Of its genuine merit. 1t
is prepared from barks, roots and herbs
each Of which il highly effective. and
they are compounded in such a mannor
as to produce astonishing results."
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CTS5.ss;NE1ly9EIsE.N3

DR.. 1ownsend's Ok
| ygenatcd Air will
purify the blood in
one-third tho tinle
thatanyotherknown
remedy can. Why?
toinhalcOx-
ygcnnted Airitgoes
direct to tho Lungs
and passes through
t he tissues and
comes In dircCr con-
tact with tho blood
as 1t IL forced into
ho Lungs by tho nc
tlon oftho heart. AL
thehl0Od inourveins
returns to the heart
every four minutes
II tho blood is good,
and forced from tho
heart to tho lungs,
and tho moro Oxy-
gen you inhalo into
tho lungs tho moro
| yOIl nurifytllShioO1
when Oxygen comes
in contact with tho
impurities I'm tho
blood 1t carbontZes
and burns, causing
the blood to be heat
cd SO that It warns
ovory. part OF
tho body, as 1t goes
on iti revolutions
through the system.
If your blood Is pure
you cannot bo s,Ck.
W0 drive Mercury
and all lotlterimpuri-
tiesout ofthe blood.
WO guarantcotO piI-
rlfythe bln0dln one
third [ he timeofany
ntherknown ronisdy
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VEGEE'INE
VEGET'IN I!
VEGE"TINE

instead Of being punScd-up medicine
has worked it's way UP to it's present
astonishing SUCCESS by actual merit in
curing all diseases of the blood, Of what
ever nGtule.
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GEGO q month to active men selling
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or water used. Sample ooyy
worth 50. 90 free. Send stamp for ci oular.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS

w HO arc indebted to us for pROVIS.
IONS or PHOsPHATEs, we would respect
fully call attention, thai your bills are due
on o. before the Arr: Of November We
are depending ON you for payment AT
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In order Tor us, as well as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises promptly.
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WE& 1EHzgIHIM 1EHz Ta Ta

CTRIKES Mt the root Of disease ly puri.
~ flying the blood. restoring tho liver
and kidneys to healthy and action, invigo-
rating the nervous system.
VEGETINE
is not vile, nnn&cous compound, which
Himi.ly purges t!Ic bowels, but a safe,
pleasant remedy which is sure to purify
tho blood and thereby restore tho health.
VEGETINE
is now prescribed in cntca of Scrofula and
other diseases of tho blood, by many of
the best physic ians, owing to its great
success in curing all discusses Of this
Inture,
VEGEEINE
does not deceive invalids into false bores
by pnrging and creating fictitious appe-
tito, but assists nature in clearing and
purifying the whole system, leading the
patient gradually to perfect health.
VEGETINE
was looked upon ms an experiment Icr
some tlmr by our l'rst physicians, but
those most '''r"".iul,us ~ regard to it
arc now its most ardent friends and sup
portcrs.
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cases, some of them
being given over to
dio by all physicians
OF other schools OF
practice. Consllmp-
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tho Airpassagcs and
over twO-ttiirtfs OF
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you will come In ssn-
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