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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

&HY. Nj. G. A.-The regular MONTH y moot.
inc of this association will ho held in their room,
on King street, tonight, at 730 o'clock.
Il JAS EETwIsLE JR., Gen. Sec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

w CLEANSE TIE SYSTEM add purify the
blood QUIRKS IRISH TEA will do this
and relieve Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constl-
patton and all diseases caused by arrangement
of the Stomach or Liver. Sold By Druggists.
Twenty-Five cents per package. making one
quart of medicine, tea cup Of which is y '!o2e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

l@THE "CoRNER," S. W. OF KING AND
Fairfax streets, DEALHAM'S, is the only
place to buy FIRST GLASS MERCHANT
TAILORS' CLOTHING ready made.
First Glass Dress Suits $50. $25 $50, SC.
Business Suits S. Sc 50. So, 50, $40, SD, SIS.
SIG So &c.
Overcoats Of Finest Imported Beaver, Satin
Line1, $40.
Do. Cut Beaver, both sides visible, SD.
French Worsted $27
Beavers SlS, SIS, ST. $40 and IS.
Finest French Broad Cloth Coats, Satin lined,
$40 and down to S.
Diagonal Coat and Vest of Finest French
Worsted S25 down to So, SC.
In FINE CLOTHING you can save 32a per
cent and got them equal in oil respects to NOR
chant tailors', and my CHEAP CLOTHING
is the cheapest in the market
S. DEALHAM.c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

SHIP YARD ITEMs.-The bull OF the Out 0b;u
steamer Prince William ls lying at 1ne SUP .hp
yard, where survey will be he!o oo Oh !" W 'A'
agents of the insurance companies, ~ N.
The steamer keyport was hau st up rsn on
ways today to undergo some s'lgn' repairs ~
her hull.
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I'D 4asIsING.

ssssses5 !sNgs s?1As4.
CIoA'' Coz Il
GiAIl
On NY wharf and IT, arrive during tho season
full stock Of
ANTHAEClTE,
CUMBERLAND 81!
WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
Of best quality,
and well screened will be pleased TO
supply MY friends and customers At lowest mar
kot price Ueliynrod 1T houses cars or boats,
per ton of 222i0 lbs ~
JET '" "A: SINFUL.
CoAh' ooAh'
For good CLEAN COAL 20 to T; j: ME1
HAFFEY & CO.'S. wharf and yard 1901 OF
0naon stract sep8
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ne Ess ~.

On Thursday, Dec. 18th, By Rev. +. NJ TodI'
At tho hone of the bride PR: ADAM "
GOOD to Mss COLUMBIA n: CANNON'
daughter Ct +. j. Cannon, esd, ~ OF M"nass@s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

WONDERFUL NEWS from the popular dry
goods store OF Washington, Carriers, 7o7 Mar;
ket space. Every yard Of dry goods must
be sold by February !, lS7S-all Of our Black
Silks, Black Cashmeres, Black Alpacas, new
and beautiful colored Dress Goods, Blankets,
Shaws, &C., 10. Remember every yard must
be sold, even if they do not bring cost This
tupity to buy dry goods cheaper than any one
IN The world will sell them. dec 10 wifi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17
iJFEi'.

On Saturday, Deer. 18th, At tho residence OF
hermothcr, on Yyytha street. between Columbus.
n aod wal washington. IATTlb !ANE LEWIS,
IN the pom year Of her ago ~ Funeral to take
placo from the - Baptist church on inesaHy'
at 3 o'clock p. m Wash pancrs "ieHSo coHy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

Bey" NoURIsHlNa BLooD.-The blood i'm
parts to tho body the elements which are esse1-
tial to its existence. When those sre insuti-
cien,ly supplied its onergies begin to flag. there
is loss of flesh, the muscles grow laced the
reflective powers lose vigor-every function Is
disturbed, every organ weakened; Under these
circumstances, it is obvious that tho constitution
n ust soop give way unless the vital fluid is en-
ri he'd. 10 accomplish this object recourse
should be had without delay to that grand fer
tilizer of the blood, Hostetter's Stomach Btters,
which promotes assimilation of the food and IS
the means of rendering the circulation rich and
active, The coed effects of the great tonic are
speedily apparent in gain of bodily vigor and
entail energy. A regular action of the various
organs also results from its use. the good work
Of bodily reform goes rapidly on, and eventually
health is established upoA sure basis. eo5!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

RoBBERY.-A gentleman, just returood from
Montgomery Co., Md, states that the store OF
Samuel Jackson, at Sligo, in that county, was
entered, by cutting Stats from the WINDOW, anG
robbed of about two hundred dollars worth of
goods, on Wednesday night last. Strange to
say, MIR. Jackson and his family, although
sic eping 10 the same building. were not aWak-
cnei and the thieves got off with their plunder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

LuNAcY.-Charles Dove, the son OF MRS;
Daniels, the insane woman, who was committed lion
70 isil IN Saturday, was captured yesterday
and Isl sent to the same institution. Dove, wno'
as heretofore mentioned, is violent iuuau Ui
was W s roaniog around the woods with gun, and
T. ~ required a force of twelve men to SURROUND
and capture him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17
Fire in q Hotel.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. l6:-rho Forest
House, four story frame building, one OF the
principal hotels Of this city. owned by U. u.
Schoonmaker, was tie scene of 40 exciting lire
at five o'clock this morning. The fire had
burned through the floors Of the dining room
and parlor, and was rapidly extending to the
sleeping apartments before it was discovered ty
Mr. Sohooumakcr, who was awakened by a
choking sensation. The house was we'll filled
with guests, aud nearly all had a narrow escape
from suEocatioD and death. Had the tire been
discovered ten minutes later escape would have
been impossible. Several of tho guests bad
hasty flight from the upper stories by fire es-
cape leading to the roofs Of the adjoining build
ugs, where they appeared in their night
clothes. Others eaped through the windows
to the balconies that run around the building.
Mrs. Scboonmaker, u endeavoriog to escape
while her husband was arousinz the donates,
fell down stairs and was severely Injured. The
prompt arrival and efficient services of the fire.
men soon checked the flames, although the
building is badly damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

TIL, markc. opens quas and easy, with olor'
ings Of grain gooi. Flour is i'll limited demand
and light receipt, and prices AZ unchAaSed
Wheat sold at l3" ITO, l42 and ll', as to quail
ty, the latter price for a LIT Of choice white 10
ceipts Of Corn amounted 10 1900 bushels ~
new-snl sold q: 81, -, 81 ard 81; choice Old
Corn will bring g. About2 bushels OF Eyt
brought GO. No Oats reported. Country pro
duco quiet al quotations.
deferred 81 do. consolidate 50; l., N series A.
Cotton dali midtling llsll5 Flour fairly &C
tive and firm Howard straet and Western Sli.
per 4sS4 IS; 60. Extra 3aSo 10: do. Fac'iT . -
aS7 Is; City Mills Super DIS 80; do. Extra
52jaS5 -; do. Rio brands 1aSt p; taptSpscn
Family IS 81 Mheat-S0ulhnrA dull Mud
lower Western dull, weak and lower Southern
red good t, prime l%Jal4o; do. ambnr l1'tl4S
No. Western winter red spot end Deer t@9! !;
Jan ll04 bid; Feb'y IA! bid. Corn-Soulhern
active and lower; Western dull, wAsk and low
er; South 9rn white D.! 90 de. yellow 534a5o ;
Western mixed spot and Dec Gl bid; .l"n H1d
Feb 50! bid; Western steamer 80 Oats dull
lower Sou orn IS .'S; Western white 81; 90.
mixed So Rye dull at G%a:5 Hay steady
Maryland and Penra l1sSlG. Sugar irmer VI
o. Coffee firm and Q1et; Rio c.rgncs itta-O !:
jobbng l6!a2l. Whskry iirI CT 1T 81 III
New YORK, Dec. T.-StockS quiot Money
S. Gold l02a Flour dull and in buyers favor;
Wheat dull ANA Il bower. Corn qulot and
heavy
PulLADE1ruIA, Dec. l7.-CAltle market slow;
sales 200; prime &c; good 6ic; medium o4e !;
common sc. Sheep fairly active; sales lo,oOo ;
pine Gle; good &c; mtlium 5ia04c; comHon
4!s4Aa Hogs DUH; sal 70 jl0J; good 6tc; CON-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

DIsCHARGING The schooner Kate Nj. Hill
ton, which arrived here several days SINCE
loaded with ice from the keDnebee River, Tor
Georgetown. having been unable to reach that
port, has hauled 10 to Dalugerheld'S wharf ana
is dischsrying part of her cargo, into canal boats.
She draws fourteen feet of water and it ls re-
ported that there are only about eight and o
halffect ia tho cut, near Georgetowp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

UNTIL CHRISTMAS DAr.-We have received
this day new consignment of Cloaks and
h,wls for the holidays also q now line of Felt
Skirts and Piano Covers. Gall al l. Eichberg's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

HOLIDAY GOODS New goods received this
day, comprising vases of new designs, dinner
aud tea sets, and iaucy china, besides variety
of novelties too numerous to mention. The
finest display 10 this line ever before brought to
this city, all at the lowest possible prices. Call
and examine our goods and prices.
dec l7-lw 4. j. MILLER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

TIE W. & 0. r. R.-Mr. Lewis MchsDz'e,
President of the w. g. o. r. r: Co.. announces
that r,s'r no meeting Of the stockholders will be
NECESSARY ao on the 10th Instant. 1t will be recol
Ieoted that the general meeting adjourned win
the understanding that meeting would De
held 90 that date, if thought necessary, by the
Board of Directors.
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ANUSEM EATS.

CAREPTA HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

nsy-All foruc. students Ct St. JOINTS Acade-
nv who desire TO participate in the annual re-
union of thu Society CT Old Students on Thurs
day, Jsnusry Sd, are requested to hand in their
names and asses: IN 9nts ut once TO NJ. B. Harlow,
al the City Trcasurers office.
dcc 15.td By order Of the Commute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

New YORK, Dec. l7.-Stocks quiet Money
S. Gold l02a Flour dull and in buyers favor:
Wheat dull ana L. lower. Corn quiot and
heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

The steam yacht Estelle. at Bristol, supposed
to be Cuban flibuster, will be allowed TO sail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-17

REVENUE INrRAcrIoNs.-Mr I. j. Crime.
CON SneciaI Revenue Agent, was 10 this city
on Saturday, and made an examination OF !. the
va cigar MANUFACTURES. irregularities
were discovered 10 several, and positive frauds
have, it is alleged, been committed 10 one or
two Of them. The matter will be brought be,
fore U. S. commissioner, aud, until that is
done, the names of the accused parties are
withheld.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

and III the f8iftsestl line the words d fets1fa
able rate with such person as and insert ~
lieu thereof The words with the lowest bidder
WHOM
+ Mi. Gillespie moved that The motion to amend
be lnid upon the table and on that motion Mr.,
Tfemoulpt called foft.he yeas and nays, which
resulted as fUllUws:
Yeas Hon. l.. bush, Speaker: end Messrs,
Al1ige, AEcngk, Btldenr, boEden, Buck, Berry
Duke, Dupree. Tstopnal, Fitzpntrick, Gaskins,
Gillespie, Hammond. Jonas, Kelly Of VIM, Eer-
nUchan, Leeda. llamare. Lea, Levnharl Of Of
son. Role, Ridelps. Ehekspearh. Self. spiller
EaEE. Sellers Smatt Topr. Voofhies, vii
lams. Young Of Claiborne. aud Young Of East
Nays Messrs. tBraard. Barron. Barrett Brady
Bell. Forester. Huntington, Kelly .of Orleans,
Lyons, Means. MeHehne, Porter, Rvland Steele.
Taylor. 1remoulet. Washbutne. Wlllp-Is.
The motion to lay on the table prevailed.
Mr.. Young Of Claiborne moved to reconsider
HE vote Just taken: which motion to reconsider
was, upon his own motion. laid upon the table
And the section was adopted.
Saclinns g 3, T. s, G, 7. 9 and were successlyelJ
read nd adopted
Section 10 was amended by inserting IN para
graph /. line 10, The wca1s. and two "olumns ii
width.
And The section was nlnriol ne amended.
Eertons II. r. 70, II. If mud lG wern read anl
adopted,
En.ti,n - vvae amar,,olt, v INSERTING the ,yor,
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ton to reconsider vas, unnh ms own nlohoh
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New Orleans; to define the powers and duties
Of said Boards to abolish The State Iieara Ut
Education and the office I'll Division superin-
tendHhts established under existing laws to
repeal al latvs dividing the Slate into
school divisiohs TO GREATS the ofTlee Of
Chief superintendent Of The Public Schools
Of New Orleans; TO define his duties and
10 fix his compensation to regulate tie
mode Of appointment Of parish tfeasufers
Of school funds to define their powers md du-
ties to define the manner Of fixing The cor, pen
sation Of teachers and other officers under this
act and to repeal all laws Or uar Of laws con
trafy to or in conflict with the provisions Of this
act" section hy section.
Carried.
The first ser ion was fehd.
Mr.. Ogden moved its adoption.
Mr. White moved that the bill be postponed
until Friday. February 9, aud demanded the
| yeas and nays.
| The roll being called. resulted as follows:
| Yeas-Messrs Detnns. Ellis Garland. George
| Grover. Kelly. Mitchell Richardson, Robertson
S4nhiiotl. Steven, Wheeler aud Whtte-l9.
, Na{}s , sl1s1rs P;2atner Du1ros l5uss
| Absent-Messrs Attain. Brpaux. Bryant
| Buteh. Cage Dunont, Ola. tinrper, Landry
fta,upe, sutton Iwitchel. Wakefield. Young
| and Harharin-i1.
And the bill was postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Eusts, the Senate went into
| executive session.
| Executive session being raised on n coll 81
tho roll The following Senators answered to their
names:
Mnaare. roafnnr Dueros. Ellis. Eustis Gnr-
| land. trrtge HUuln. trrvhf, Kelly. Mitchell
rmlen, Perkins, Richardson, Robertson, Enndi-
ford Ntevou, Tpvada. Whneler nnl While-Ig
Alsrnt-MossrI. AlIain. Brpaux. Bryant
pur.,h. cae" D",nas, DHngnt, GIa, tInEr4r
| Landry, Ntarrs, Sutton, Jwit"hpll. Wakefield,
! Young and hn"hnrie-lG.
On motion Of Mr.. Grover, leave Of absence o
one day was granted Mr. Wiener.
HOUSE NILS an THIRD REAbtNH.
Mr.. Grover cnllef ~ House bill M. a. entitled
| 'Au hrt to in"urp0rHfa the town If Uunchitt
| Citr, in The rnr sh # Union. 70 provide for the
! nln"tiun IF Mayor and Guuncman, to define
| their duties and to provide for the government
IF The same, and moved its Anal pasRagn The
bill was reud u third time. finally passed title
| adopted. and notice u concurrence ordered t,
| he sent to the House.
On motion IT Mr.. Grover the Senate a1journn,
until Saturday, February o. 1871 ut n o'clock II,
| JOHN CLEGG,
| Fe1tntHry Of the Senate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

rom Barrett, ijrauy: DetIg s'G,a TEtetnti
aaasi me- ISpfs,6r Gaakins tiilfesn pie
Huntington Hammond. Hill Of Orleans. JnnaS3,
Kennedy, Kelly ot " INN, he!y oi ofifhiiS' f'uu'
hernoehan. lyons i5ens NT', N h o. N Nsrannt
Nut,as pnrtef peraifa pitts Richardson. 4y
lind. Role, hidgley, Robertson she4sipGGh ~,
sell sp,elI. GH VIZ yrios Wosbhurnn vii
liaths Young Of Claiborne aud Voting Of East
Baton Rouge
sisty-four members and a quorum.
Prayer was offered by the Hey Dr. falher VI
the First PRESBYTERIAN chur'h'
The journal Of February lst was approved
On motion hl Mt bf'Hset' fehNe u husti''
was granted to Mf. tueKefhah' OF b'ehNilte' w
two weeks from Monday, Februafyh b nh ac"ouh
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u the New Canal, New BASIN anu NE" ooh'' '''e''
boad
TO the committee on tahRis anu sth'hhsN'
by Dir. aaskihs-
House bill NO IA nm oct 70 fepeai act NO. -
approved Apfil 10. 1879, anu 10 ptoViaethe n'hh
nef oil llllihs any Vaohh .hae ,itW eAfSe IA ''io
aofiee oil Governor aho lieutenant aoNe'hVt
10 PROVIDE Tor the Suspension from i''oe " ,he
Governor aud Lieu ehaht governor o'ho'hs
impeachment anu iof o'hef p"tpoSes'
Refefrei TO the ooh'hii''ee Oh 'he yoo'c'ei,.
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PREVIOUS hotee-
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~ Mr' W. sr Observation-Disclosures ,.,
tfouSe p'll No' 20, "n 'e' ~ ''5o' 'ot',o w.
aeh FIRE Seiafahs No' 10 VI 'he Guy VI AF'" VI
leans.
70 the oomm'''ee Oh o"fnoFa''oh7'
Nv Mr' spil'er-
house Dill NO ~, an aet w pr"N''e ,"' sn'p1y-
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at q meeting Of the Board Of Directors hold
On the Sd day Of june 1876, 1t Was resolved to
pay to the Stockholders. on demand, FIVE PER
OENT interest On their stock.
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New ORLEANS, jan. II. 1871.
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Directors hsI&
This day, it Whs resolved to declare the following
dividends from the net earnings Of the year end
ing December 81. 1876. to wit:
l. Ten p0r cont annual interest on the CAT III
paid in.
2. Five Tor cent TO carry 10 reserve fumG fnef4
cOrdnnce With Sec. T. ART 8. Of the charter.
g. Ion Dor cent 70 carry 10 the credit GffEs
Fremen's Charitable Association OF New III
loans, for the support Of thB willows and Gsa
phane, ani general relief system Of said asGe
ciAtion. IN accordance with Sgc 4, Art. 8. 6f t.s
charter.
4. Five Ter cent interest dividend on capital
paid in.
3. twenty-five per cent dividend to parsiei-
Dating insurers.
4 II declarations Of dividends to stockholders
10 be carried to credit Of stock notes in hec0rd~
hnce with See, s. Art. T. Of the charter, certif~
Gates of which will be issued and after the
10th day Of February. 1877.
Participating dividends to insurers mot
stoekholders) payable in cash on demand
btoGkholders ean obtain printed detailed state
ments ut the Office Of the com any.
!. n. MARKS. President
r. PRUDHOMmE. Vice Pres.
II. f. EBaNBts. SecreFtry.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
J. Alexander, g. r, Gauehe,
r. Prudhomme Leon BsrtoIi,
G. Hsnhrd, G. SDorl
H. n. BicrhOrst A. Fl. tsaaeson.
wash Marks. l.. T.. CAIN
4. J. kiDD. Otto Th0man
J. Fitzpatrick. T.. Il. Levy
Geo. Waters, !. n. Marks
Louis r.. WIZ. iafs Inn
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FERgMEN's INSURANCE llgnpANY

Or New Orleans
OfEice-Coruer Of Camp and Gravier Streets.
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-04

SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
FROM THE TwfENTY4FthsT ANNUAL
STATEMEHT ron 1916.
Pefa UP capital, $500, oDt,.

Net annual earned pre-
rniniis and Discounts
and Interest. .-...-....-.. siU1YgJEbf
Losses, Expenses, Taxes,
etc ssses- -..-..... S2T7 ,907 ~
Reserved fer q, 1000 and
DvidsEd e q capital 10
per csnt, --s.s.-..--..- 1851 4=9s6 1855
Net Prqst ~~-~,-- --....-.... Ell ,1rsia
Assets q ", ,,,,-tDany es-
timated ut their cash
mark value:
Stocks. Bonds. Loans and
bills Reeevqble 49,. 8ys, 500 rs
Cash on hand mud prem-
unns in course uf eUllee-
ton. .-.........-....-.. 1868 ~
s5sb. 2ss 5t
Dividend paid on stock ten per cent per an
mum, and % participating policies twenty per
cent. payable in casp.
This old and reliable company Is issuing poll
elee On Fire, River and Marine risks on the most
Favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted
md settled upon liberal terms a. their office.
% Camp street. JAMES J. DAY.
President.
II. CARPENTER, Secretary. ia3i ty g
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SAVIaGS In sT1rUTlON.

NEW OELEAts SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
~ No. 156 Canal street. Trustee8-A. MouI-
ton. T. a; Palfrey. Carl Kohn, T. r. Bagne. Daytd
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Purifes the Blood, Ren0vGtes
and I1sUigOr0tes the
Whole System.
Alternative. Tonic, Solvent and Diuretit
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE

hllerdllPt, lOlllG, nUlfehb alu Diui'u"'
i made ssa ssslri,xsy Ssy f5s% sas
eiTectiaIly eff eradisats from the system every faint
of Scroflin, ycrofulous sEaumor Tue
mora. Cancer, Cancerous& W uEnors
Erysfpelna, Salt tBheunk, Syphkaaehc
Diseasea, Onnker, Fnintness at tho
stomach, and all diseases that arise frohi IN; Inn,
pure blood. scintica, lnanmmatory ana
Ghrouic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
dsout and Spinal Complntnis, can only
be effectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the
sk;n paeS and Rins:
worm, VEoErINE has never failed to effect
permanent cure.
For Pains i'm tho Rack, kldney Come
pInintn, Dropsy, Female Weeknean,
h.eucorrhmn, arising from internal ulcera-
tion, and uterine diseases and General DE.
billy, VEoETiSf acts directly upon the
causes Of these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the Be-
cretive organs, allays Inflammation, cures ulcer
alton and regulates the bowels:
Costi.encss, Pnlpitn.iono OF ihe Heart,
lHcndnche, Files, Nervousness and
a;enerni Prossrntfon Of the Nervous
Syaaem. no medicine has given such per.
feet satisfaction as the FEGETINE. IL pnrlnes
the blood, cleanses all of the organs, and pos
sesses controlling power over the nervous sys-
The remarkable cures effected by VEoETrEE
have induced niaMyplysicians and apotli ecartes
whom, we know 10 prescribe and use itsin their
In fact, VEaEr1xE is The best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, and is the only
reliable BLOOD PURaFAER yet placed
before the public. ss,s<s.u ~,
fss PREPARED BY
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