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TumOrS, Ulcers or Old Sores

Are caused by an impure state Of the blood
c.elnse the bood thoroughly with Ahen's
strengthening Cordial and the complaints Will
Alitn's STRENGTHENING Cordial cures CoNs1I-
PA1loN, DYSPEPSIA FAISTNEsS OF STOMACH 1t
IL not stimulating BItters which creates tic-
tiuOus appet to. but u gentle Tonic, wnlch as
slsVs nature to restore the stomach t. healthy
action. Nope son suffering with Sour Stomach,
lIeid"che, Custlveness, Palpltatlon Of the Heart,
Indigestion Low spirits, &c, can take three
Allen's trengtheniug Cordial cures Female
Weakness; u ACTS directly upon the cause OF
these Complaints lnvlgOraies and strengthens
the wnme ~ ,tein, Hets ulOn tle se'fehNo OF
gans ana allAys inflammation.
A lens $ Srongtnenng CORDIAL has never failed
to cure merCuIlal Diseases pain in the bones, us
II removes from the system the producing
cause.Sa.t Rheum AID Scald J. cad readily yield
to tne great altcratN effects OF tlns medicine.
Aliens Strengi hening Cordial has never been
known 20 fail III giving immediate relief in all
dis. ases of the Kidneys ana Urinary organs
This medicine challenges the most profound at
tention OF the medical faCIty, many OF whom
are prescribing IL TO their patienls,
Aen's Su eng hening Cordial acts ns delight.
fully on the tender babe the most delicate lady
and lntIln old age, ~ IN the strong man I'M
parting hea th and vigor to the nerves aud brain
blood vessels heart nnd liver. When taken YOU
can feel lts lie-E'vlng power course through
every artery, drsTOyng all dIseasesln the blood
AID giving health, elasticity and strength to the
Atien's Sti engtncning Cordial is acknowledg.
cd by all asses OF ueOple to be tine best anu
mOsi reliable blood pur iler IN the wO Ia. 1t ia
never taliIug remedy ami can be relled upon.
How many ythOusand, upon thOus nd5 have been
snaVeheu as u were from the Urink OF the grave
| b. It's miraculous pUwgr. WHO will suffer from
Liver CauIDlHint|. DYs1epEa, Diseases OF tao
Stomach, Kidneys, Bowels or Bladder when
| such a great remedy Is WI hin relchi
Volumes might he filled with proof from oil
Iarts uf the civilized world 10 prove thaG no re-
| medy has ever been discovered IN The Whole
| history of medic ne that aces 30 promptly. Even
~ tne wO' ~ go. es OF serntula . good appetite,
| com pie.e digestion 'tTengtn ana disposition
| tCr eEprci-e, are sure to follow ito use II tbs
II hHAMlIglE
| the disease tue use OF Aleu5 Liver Pills win re-
| move II. O'er 4, ,gnt ye rs experience and the
mere l5ng popularity OF Ahen'B medicines are
! conclusive proof
Price " uJ per Dnttie, or six bottles for g 90.
| II YOUR druggist OF sture-keeDor does not have
| it, we VIII forward hsf L dozen to any address
| Oh receipt Of The lnlCe.
| Prepared only 10y.
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
| ri JOSEPH MO.
For sale by ali Druggists.
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THE WONDERFUL T
EGYPTIAN PURIFIER.
HEBHAR.

This inco1npdrdbIs DEPURATTTE ta
n TOtcerftH ALTERATITE, TONIC, Dr.
URETTC, DI4PHoRETIC, and APERI-
ENT; combining, rirtues tchich render
ft intdLudbIe and ne5eP- failing, and bU
Its continued use aCiU thoroughly erddi-
cate all diseases of the blood. It's tngre-
dients are of purely harmless ertrdc-
tiOn, the products gathered from remote
EJyptidn Prooinces, and tchere there Is
tenn, II 1lecer fails in ejectinO that disease
through the medium of the skin, ep-
ssg q r9gHs @ sdS sfS 'GGy @nd sSg;SSs
aud, indeed, forcing all the organs INTO
thei,' proper i,or,g.gt ond l'netionaI con;
conUince any patient wsin0 it, of its an
doubted reliObilttV and SCOnderfL cWrG-.
tire properties, u being, most tnqmestioit-
and the greatest discovery of tho presehb
age, In The treatment of eUery dtsedse
seat of tGe Icsion or disorder. such as
SCROFULA and the thousand and ono
causes that lead to this terrible dIlictionS
cogntsaHt, for Bi6Lic0E TrutI. has dssert-4
ed that tie "stns Of the fathers, shdU
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS 10 Is a
poreI1EI rejavenator, causing the trrecIS
Of man once more to assume the God-Iike
For CUTdNI5O US DISEASES, URIE-,
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION OR
CONPLATETS, GENERAL And NERY-i
oUS DEBILITK, RHEUMATISMs
THELIOAfATOU CANCER, SCURYT,
AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES. INDO-
u ENT UL GEES, FEMALE 90 NJ
PLAINTS (GRd to the OesatIes' sen It is a
boon long sought fos' 6D sensitive, suscep-
tibte, and delicate females, as 1t takes
ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH TIE BLOOD is THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, IL Is tnUatudbIe. a
perseverance, Sctth this remedy eUiH pr0ge
a positive and permanent cure for
CHILLS and FEHERS and all M4EA4
RIAL POISONS. F L"N rni f..t
Thousands of Testimonials Gttest the
truth of these cIdtnSS.
Price, One Dollar, In large bottle, Or
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ALLEN's LIVER PILLS

Regulate the organs OF the system, restoring
fuuCt!Oual harmony and securing the secretion
OF tHe proper constituents Of each organ. BY
their acgOn the liver seCretes iIS allotted pro
portion OF blic-the lungs carbon, the Skin
sweat, the kidneys urine, etc. and are always
Iehub e uS "A purE1tiYr.
The aged, aUu persons subjected to COnsfiD l.
don Para Ysls, aud Weakness OF the bowels,
lNiCneys and Bladder, etc that have TO resort
tD Injections by taGlug two or three OF Aliens
Liver Pills. VIII enjoy natural discharges, and
10y the 90, asiOual use Of them have regular Oper
atoms In these cases their Strengthening nd
ruiIltlCus principles are eNhIblt,u ever, dose
VIII pdl new STRENGTH 10 tue Bowels Liver,
Kidneys. etc, that may be worn or depleted by
aye.
In these Pills, want that science has ever
failed 10 tupp rs secured and this is a thOrOurh
puiEa I'VE that can be gwen In sUGstt i'm eases
OF cluptye tevegs. as small PON ETyslpe tas,
Yellow Fever, Scarlet ana 1vphuid b eveTs,
When the LucUs Membrane uccOme- liberated,
these Pills net thoroughly. yet heal liberated
ana exc rlatet uHrt-, They are made rom eN.
ipcts-frOm now ing gleIieut4-enurely Ve-e-
table superior IN every espeCt 70 the Ordiun ~
POWDER aud substances OF the common Vgf-
used Pills, and haF safe, certain, ana uuifo. IN
action.
Price rs cents a box or six boxes tOr q gF. II
y0ur ui ugpl-t or store keeper does not have
Them, We VIII f0rv ara n ii o dozen boxes 10
my aodless on Iecelpt Ot the price. Prepared
only BY
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS
TRACREON. .,'

A slight s0-caIled cold soiu ofttines'
lead to a serious cough, schicl,s stncared
for badly treated, must hare but oft0
5eSuLt-tt must eUentuate In "a settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or fcIiat Is tcOrse, the
deadly CONSUMPTION. To oil suffering
RACHEON offers a sound, reliable, and
permanent relief. 1t GuDHientS eppecfo-,
ration, and enables the patient to erpeT
that terribly septic deposit, tohich, II left
aUithOUt jtIdtciOns treatment, must COM
9lWnicdte its poison to the vesiceldr sub
stance of the lang, degenerdtiSlQ and de-
and UltiDtdfes only la an early aud am
timely death. TRACHEON has no egudis
only renOpe the deposit thereby dfOrdinQ
great reIief, bat heals the membrane and
IeaVes the patient la possession of healthy
lulg tissue, ..f I.fL ti ..a-
irioe,. FJfHy Gents per bottle, or sta
BOTTLES, $3.50.
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Aliens Liver Pills.

Perfectly tasteleas elegantly coated. For the
cure Of al us rteIs uI The stomach, LAYER Bow.
es. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases HeH q.
gche, ,Oust palOu, CustivenCss, Iuugt ,tion,
DVsDe sin ana an Bilious Diseases, suCh as
Constipation, Inward Piles fuiuess OF BIo.d
TO ThH cad, Aciaity OF the -lOuacu, Nausea.
Heartburn. DISGUST Tor FOOu, FuluO,a or
Weight IN tie tlmach, sour EruCtauons, sink
lug or ktufteIns o. the Pit OF the stomach.
SWmm.ng ui thf Head, Hurried or DiuiCut
BIcl,hin". Fluticriug at the neart Ghur ing or
~uNIyutmg Sensation when IN "a l'lng posture,
Dimue.s oT Nldlbn, Dots or Webs before lie
nlght Fever or uuil pain IN tle Head Diticu "
OF Pre- sp!ratuu, Atluwnezs OF the SKIN and
Eyes, Pam IN ne side Oh st. Limbs, ald Sua.
den llUshe5 Of Heat Buruln9 Ol 'he Flesh, eic.
ALIENS LIVER PILLS Iuay always be rGled
on as Il safe and onectuHl remedy, quu may be
taken by 10th Sex ~ all Tim with zen, tclal
results. RF their use the gak are maGH ST. Ng.
Distress after tahug Inward WeaaueHs a, Ian
EuOr Want OF AUuctCr, are AT once removed Nv
% dose on two Oi these Pil s. Thousands ut pt.-
Sous who have used Ihese Pills we have YET %
hear the ur-t CumUlaiut from one Who has tried
them. They always give Ienei,
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRONis a safe, speedy, and post
fire cure for that most depressing Of all
Testore the digestive organs to their Dris-l
time strength, and promote The heCStGkV
action of the stomach and intestifes. Tie
aerUOus irrttabttity of literary and siS
persons pUrsailsQ g ,sedentarU ttJe, IS
speedily removed on this agent. Tho
stomach {s restored TO heaif5t and the key,
note of the Syste1Is sCtU once more reSpOn6
In the perJOTBadnce OftGbOr. - -.,-- .t..-
Price, One Dollar, IN large bottle, oSs
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CataFrll!

WE MAKE A SPt,.
CIALTY Of treating
patients by Haii.-
Please write and dos
Crlbe your symptoms
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Bronchitis !

ALL Persons that
read This are invited
to eend for our large
and GeauufnltV illu s.
trated Papcr,sent tree
TO any address.
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Can be cured. Why1 be.
cause we have cu ed
hundreds Cf case some
.Ot them being rIvCn over
To de by al physlClau
OF other scnOOls Of prac-
.Nca. COlNuMptiOn 10 q
disease of the Air pegsl-
ges and over two.thir1s
.Of the cases nrs cNused
by CntHrTh. We Euatau-
.tro q cure II you will
come III season.
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g u Tg e o
~ z7-SgEll

Why7 Because Inhaip.
tiOn ls the only W Y that
the Ar P4ssagus can be
reached, and Catlrrh Is a
diSep 30 Ot the AR Passa.
geS Of the Head Use
this Treatment as we di.
rect, winch IL easy and
pleasant, and we Tulrau.
tee a perfect CURE Of
IrHtarrh.
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PILES. RemOnhuids.
PHLON. E

Many causes tend to produce tn is pdtN-
fitl aud distressing state. The bIeod 10
retarded in its q'eturaj the too Ireqaent
atSe of drastic pHTgGtiUes tends to produce
congestion of he 6oicels, torpid dctiOn Of
the liver, and nN3IlerOuS other causes arc
the source Of this complaint, and hitherto
the public, sULtcIa tcOUEd rapidly GHevidte
symptoms aud ultimately 1jrOU6 an eHect-
tpe cure. ~ PILON zoe hare a remedy
aUuL remove the largest tstl1sOFs of the parts
[PHesJ Iy absorPtaoIs, and s'lG''y echo
been radically cared, haze been assured
(priOr to using this treatDlellt) 6y emit
IieIJt surgeons that the only relief they
operation, and reinorin0 q or them from
the body by "a procedure tchioh neceSSitat-
ed the kt.ife. This remedy has been halted
many practising physicians, trho are cog
,lisant Of tts merits, as the only knot0'A
Price, FiftU Cents per package, or stu
for $3.50.
THE ABOVE REMEDIES ARE
thorough iIi the eradication Of the difer-
and are the result of patient, sedrcHing,
IabOTiows, aud seieRfiJic iivesfi0afiOi,
embracing a period Of many pears, tiS
III the specific directions are com piled
tcith, hoWsands Of patients tgiH bear tott-
SieSS TO their relative 0teritSs and cOrrOb-
Ordte eUerU assertion. Where there arc
many complications of disease, and pa
tients so desire, DIR; CHAADLER WtIL
treat on letter IL nsoessarf.
Descriptive and Explanatory Circu-
taT % oI re at9ye Ee"efdies I. so,t 90 %. reeeiPs
MEDICfNES are not o.. sale = az vo,i1
particular druggists, send orders 90 T
DIR. CHANDLER,
1479 Broadway, Nsw-YOrk City.
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Address all Letters as heretofore,
L, L. TOWNSEND, III. D..
122 High St., Providence, Il. L.

- -Physlciaus wishing to locate in some town or
CITY IN Urls IN luCss can be turushcH with ter
ritury and other illustrated pg pers Cor uuveT.
usng The same, by addressing as above.
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Whyl For the same rea.
IFOn rs given above. The
b unChill Tuhca are
Simply conductors TO car.
ny air to tine Luuys, hence
'IuhalgtiOn must go al.
rect TO the seat Of dis
lease. ami II Won will fol.
low our dir ctiOls, we
guarantee to U Il Z
Bronchitis.
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g 2n Q csSss day SU RE mqde by AGENTS
D ~ eJ~S selling our ChrOmOS CrayCus,
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10 samples worth 81 sent postpaid for 70 cts.
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New Advertisements.
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.s.A.,

Late Physician to 81. Georges and ST. BsrfhoIo.
news Hospitals, London. Curator TO
st. Elizabeth's, etc.
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-04-05

Constitution. In conclusion, permit
me to assure you that l feel the strong
est confidence that the wise and
patriotic policy announced in your
inaugural will, as soon as it
takes shape and action, produce such
fruits that the whole country will en-
JOY the blessings of peace, prosperity
and harmony. Thanking you, sir, for
the courtesy you have extended to me,
with my good wishes, / am very re.
specifically your obedient servant
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor OF South Carolina.
War Department April 8, 1S77.-
Gen. W. T. Sherman, Commander
United States Army: General-I en-
close herewith a copy of a communi-
cation from the President of the United
States, in which he directs that the de
tachment of troops now stationed in
the State House at Columbia, South
Carolina, be withdrawn and returned
to their previous barracks or camping
ground. You are hereby charged with
che execution of this order, and will
cause the withdrawal of the troops on
Tuesday next, the tenth of April, at
- o'clock meridian. Very respectful.
ly your obedlent servant,
GEO. w. McCRARY,
Secretary of War.
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The Pal NAL Gazette says; 1t would
be difficult to eXaPgerate the impor-
lance to English investors in American
railway securities of the decision which,
as we learn from a cable dispatch, has
been given by the Supreme Court of
the United States with respect to tho
power of the State Legislatures over
railway tariffs. II we read the tele-
gram Alright, that powerful organiza-
ton of farmers in the Western States
which goes by the name of the "Gran-
gers" has completely carried the point
for which it has been cOntending. The
Supreme Court holds that 1t is within
the right of any State Legislature to
regulate the charges to be made on all
railways within the limits of that State.
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The New York Tribune says 'fhat
the Southern Republican has been
weighed in the political balance and
found wanting. No practical partisan
end can any longer be subserved by
warming him into renewed political
life in the bosom of the administration.
He must still be protected IN the en-
joymcnt OF all his civil and political
rights, but with no electoral or con-
gressional votes at his disposal, he will
soon become of very little consequence
in national politics. II President
Hayes, by generous, liberal policy,
can build up a new administration
party in the South, the gallant mem
who have upheld the offices during
the last ten years in the country lying
between the Potomac and the Rio
Grande Will be allowed to retire to
private life without regret"
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Mr.. Adams, the clerk of the House,

Dir. Adams, the clerk of the House,
of Representatives, states that his pnf
poses as to the organization of the
next House have been very much mis-
represented. lie says there are about
eighteen contested seats. In the Flor
ida case he shall put on the rolls thn
names Of the Democratic members, be-
cause their certificates are signed by
Governor Drew, who is in Office and
recognized by the courts of the State.
In the case of South Carolina and Lon
lsiana he says that he shall be guided
by the action OF the President, and
place on the rolls the names OF those
holding certificates from the GovernoF
recognized by the President.
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The Apalaache says that president
Hayes announces determination to
enforce policy SO like that enunciated
in the Democratic national platform of
1876, and In Dir. Tilden's letter of ac-
ceptance, that the difference is not
perceptible. This policy, we presume,
the South is to reject because Hayes,
Instead of Tilden, is directing it. In
other words, a good policy, II labeled
Democratic, becomes bad policy il
labeled, though producing the desired
effects, Republican, and all persons
who approve it are to be shgmatized
as Radicals This seems to be about
the length, breadth and depth of the
argument. Its force will strike every
one at glance"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-04-05

TEE learned and excellent instructor
of youths, F. w. Mood, of the George
town, Texas. Southwestern University,
writes as follows to the srATEsMANI
1.-THE trustees, curators and faculty
desire me to express to you our admi-
ration of your determined stand in be-
half of prohibition Though the
efforts of the friends of sobriety, vir-
tue and thrift in Travis seem for a
time to have failed, the 'irrepressible
conflict must continue until the best
sentiments of the State are in the as-
cendant. We thank you, also, for the
kind and favorable expressions rela-
tive to our town and county. We
already realize palpably the benefits of
the abolition of the public sale of in =
toxicsting drinks. Many men among
us are already batter in appearance, in
person and in purse, and we know of
homes thzt are happier and the faces
of mothers, wives and sisters that are
brighter for the law, and if law does
OF will not protect the weak-snd de-
pendent, who is it designed to protecti
We feel assured that. with the expert
ence already enjoyed Georgetown and
Williamson county win never recede
from the position taken.n
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-04-05

When Blame dined with Evarts and
Schurz the other DAY, Mr.. Evarts was
the first to speak. Said he: "Will the
gentleman from Maine conceive tempo
rarily the propriety Of indulging mo-.
mentarily in the contemplation OF the
zimmerman portion of this superfine
aquatic fowl, with view to the solu-
ton of the problem as to whether he
might, without detriment to his into
rior organization, partake with condi.
tional--"But here Blaine said be
would, and Dir. Evai Is, smothering his
indignation, allowed the dinner to pro-
coed.
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A Word of warning to Counter-
feltcfas ~ e.

The widespread hme of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters causes q necessity on
our part to remind, from time to time,
whom 1t may concern, of the fact that
Initiating said article is a punishable
offence, and we now give this word of
caution, that we will most assaredly
have all those persons engaged in re :
filling our secondhand bottles, selling
by the gallon or barrel, or in any man
ner whatsoever palming on on the pub
he 8 spurious article, purporting to be
our preparation, punished to the full
extent Of the law. We never fail to
convict, as the New Orleans and St.
Louis Court Records fully affirm. Pen
atty for counterfeitlng, or dealing in
trademark goods, as set
forth in law recently passed BY Con-
gress-'SFins not exceeding, $1,000, or
imprisonment not more than two yesrs,
or both such fine and imprisonment. +"
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND PURcHAs'
ERs.-Hostetter's Bi,ters are never, IN
der any circumstances. sold in bulk,
but always IN bottles. with finely en-
grsyed U. S. Internal Revenae Especial
proprietary stamp covering the cork
of each BEETLE, fastened to both sides
Of the neck Of same. An bitters pur-
porting to be Hes.etter's, without this
stamp, are counterfeit.
HosTErVKR & SMITH.
PatssKreA, March %, 1877. -.