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We extract the following from the Remarks
on the Agricultural Sia,is,is,ics of our country
bv the Commissioner Of Patents.
SILK cocooss.
Notwithstanding the Disappointment Of
many who. since The year 1899 cnGaged
in the culture ofthc morus muliicauiis and
other varieties OF ,hc mulberry, aud The
raising Of silsworrns, there has been. on
;he whole. "a steady increase in the alien
,iou devoted 10 this branch of industry
This may be. 10 par, attributed 10 the
t.a-e or culivatirl. both as IN time aud la
bor required, and in no small degree. also.
10 The iacl thai 10 twelve uf the States. Il
spcciaH bounty ispail Tor the productions
Of cocoons, nr oiihe raw silk. Several of
these promi<c mich hereafter III this pro-
duc.. If reliauct cau be placed on The cs.
inmates given in he various Journals more
pur,icrilarly devded TO the record Of the
production Of silt.. There seems. atica>r.
no ground for Abandoning the enterprise,
81 successfully hcun. Of aiming to supply
our home consumption nf this important
article Of our IMPORTS. IN Massachusetts,
C.uncr,icur. n " York. bcnusylvania,
D.!awarr, Tennessee. and Ohio. there
b,s becn quite ,uu increase above the
,rouu, Of 1889 The quantity of raw
-Ik manufactured in rhis country tie past
year Is e,utautli nj more than 10000
mounds. The m@'iimcrJ po5scsSrd fnr reel
;un. spinning anlweavius silk, in The pro-
,,ur,inn ofribapa, ves,iugs, damask, &C.,
aJu,i, ofi,s beiIi carried 10 great perlec.
linn. as may be.en by the beautiful spe-
c;mcus of varioukinds deposited in the
National Galler.at the Pa;cu, Office
Tbc amount Of ak.slufis brought in,o this
coun,ry in :omeinsle years, from foreign
countries. is esliialcd n; more IN value
,bon S20,OO0,0u The silk manufacru-
rrd /, France in $40. amounted TO S25.-
oOu QUO that of'russia 10 more that ST.
50O 900. Shou one nersun in hun
| d,cd Of the populion "fthe United S,a,es
nr,,luce annuaIi 100 pounds of silk. the
quantity woultbe nearly lS.0OO,O00
mounds. which, ,S5 per pound land much
n !, commando higher price,; would
amour, TO nearlS90, ,000. .000,-$:,O, ,0O0.-
0OO above our voic cotton export, nine
,;mes the value our tnbacco exports, ana
nearly FIVE or s;.imes,he average value
of our imports oik. That such pro-
Juc,iyeurss is nGcredible. as a, first sigh,
;,,nay seem. ma,e evident from tho fact,
. ,bo, The Lomba Venetian kingdom, OF
+, , I;,,lr more thai. 100000 of population,
exported in Que ar f.l32,95O pounds of
raw silk which a larscr estimate. by al
. least one half. feach producer. than the
. suppos;tion jusi lde US u our own coun-
,ry. Another Il, Too. shows both the
feasibility and llimpouance OF the cult.
va,ion OF this prdct The climate Of our
country, from southern border even up
J. 10 4l degrees ofrih latitude, is suited 10
:. the culture Of sil Itneeds only ralional
and unlinchingroiion TO This objec,, 10
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Form the Ncw Orleans Bulletin.
T J. Y A s

There are four great land routes TO Tex
rs, any Of which taken by traveller
would induce him 10 give totally differ
enl account Of tho country from what he
would If passing into il by either Of the
Others. The lower, or Opeiousas route
tina, by Niexandria-,ho middle route by
Na!ciiiochcs, or the old San Antonio road.
which is The great raiionaI road, so well
known and long travelled 10 Bexar, aad
lastly. the upper route by Shreveport
across The Sabine. The distance from
Opclousas to tho Sabine is about eighty
miles. From Alexandria TO the Sabine lsg
Burr's Ferry formerly Clunker's., one
hundred, from Na,chitoches To the Sabine
so, aud from Shreveport abues tue same
distance. There is also slcaus nasIsalion
TO Port Caddo, some fftg IT sixty miles
above Shreveport bY aIers whish will
bring emisrants willfia z iias el DE Sd
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state Of South arnlina.
.iBBETILLE DISTRICT.
Ia u,IlE CON MON Dl EiG

John Moo,c Vi. ! Declaration in .inaeh.
Mathew Houston. IHtM
RNJllEREAS the Plaintiff in the ubo:c stat
w ed case, has this day filed his DecIara
ton a.ains, the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limit, OF this State. (as il l. said,
having nei,hcr vile nor attorney. known with
in the same. oil whom II copy Of tho Declcra
ton with rule 10 plead thereto miah, be serv'
cd: Ordered, :Iat Ihe Defendant plead 10 ,l,e
said Declaration, within =: year and II day from
the date thereof otherwise final aud absolute
Judgment viii be awarded agal.s, him.
JNu. + LIVINGSTON, c. c T.
Clerks Office.
Nav I5. ISL. u. &T. aHc !.
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@Foef Netess,
From iSouth CaroliHiaH.
ne MIS- Err.

1
Alone the sripihSIiser SAT-,
| And DER his5bR lowered dark despair:
lie smole his brfs in deep regret.
For burning toen,s rcvcllcd there.
4 conscience r;iif the widows wall;
lie heard The issry orphans cry;
Their fathers sIIs, tall, stern, and pale.
in death s drsasuise was Standing nigh.
Tie ghost raised kh his bony hand,
And rage saltg5ling OH his check:
lIc step, before ii trembling man.
Stamped on tiaoor, aud thus did speak:
4 curse shall restpon thy head!
All ,ha, LEFT nifeils is gone;
Ye stole and eat IN cil!idrcn's bread,
And robbed aiYsilc. and seized her home
Bu, by high ieaseis eternal God.
And by his SEQ, a,oning blood,
I, never will, nor on do good,
The property yl have.
You'll eat the bteai Of tor,uring care.
And drink III. dink of black drspaIr
In life's c,joyuenl have no share;
Die all despised and leave no heir!
VIII Gil hearJcs monsters grave,
And go whnie haven will not save!
Years still rolIei 6ll. and thu, base man.
Nor peace rbr sriendship knew;
Misfortune naskes: his every plan;
Noush, that be planted grew.
lis stalk sl,o, fofia the fla,,cring bud.
That. witheFiIlsl-
% him -
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EEFOfsgh '--
NJ rhis District
Nd name is Jos p.
John Perrinson. oi '!
light cofnp!r1lon, large
ear. 3 feel 6 inches NJ ahIsllS -
The owner is request, -.u.
prove property pay charge ,uKc han away.
G. Il. GOODMAN. ). L. D.
Jan. S. lsi2. u ~
State Of South arolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
N TIE COMMON PLEAS.

II,isi"hcek hIGsIr. vs. DoetaratioHH attachment.
AEyUFREAS the Pla;niiiiin the above sta
Wv ted case. has this day filed his declaration
ncai,is, the Defendant whu is absent from. and
wi,hou, the limits of this State rs ii is said hav-
ing nci,hcr wife nor attorney. known within the
same. on whom copy oiil'r declaration with n
rule 1" plead thereto, might be served: Order
cd tia, thu Defendant plead 10 tho said declara'
ton, within year aud day. from the dale
thereof otherwise iinal and absolute Judgment
will he awarded asain-, him.
Cirrk'x Of7c,. GEO. POPE. C. r.
Oc, Is ls3l age -
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YlOEFA.rT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
puPNIy tBiTrERS.


ORIGIN OF THE IIPE MEDICINES.
yWyuE reader NAV not perhaps be aware
d ,ha. the origin of Moiiht's Liic Metcmes
,yos the result of L pIotr:c;ed and painful III
ness Of their originator. Mr. John Motiat When
taken III, Mr. M was prosperous anu h"nr
;sh;n- merchant IN the lower part o The city oi
Ncw York; and having consulted and employed
u number Of our mos, shi!ui physicians. he,
nf,er tnou,hs Of suffering, was prevailed upon
IN purc,nse the recipe of The Invaluable vese-
table preparation now offered 10 the public.
Thc effect of the Life Medicines III h's own
c,.c y.as so singular and remarkable. that he
i,nmediareIy determined TO offer iu ihr worin Il
,ned:ciuc To- which he not only owed hiS NE
bu, his happiness. The uniform success WHICH
has since attended their administration III eve
~ instance. where far triai has been gwen
them. has been a,iestcd by thousands. and III
con,cstibly pIo"cs their intrinsic meris.
rur J,ry Nep,cIxEs-GESrRAL RcMsnEs.
,Th.sc medicine = urc indebted for their naiIic
o., ,be;r manifest and sensible 3rton IN purify
;nc the sprinssatid chnnneIs oi life, and enduin-
,hem will, renewed ,onc aud yi.or, and To ihc
undoub,ed fac, lha, Il, 4 vcrs early period IN
their history they had rescued sufferers from
the very vel se OF au un,mcly grave, a!ler all
,b, decep,ive noS,rrms o, ,ic day. prescribed
he nhyScians. had utterly failed, in which Gu
Sos ,hcy also permanently secured that uniform
cn;,vpicnt of health, without which life Itself
Is bn, partial blessing. So grca, indeed Ind
their efficacy invariably proved. that !, was
scarcely less ihan miraculous 10 those who were
,naco,iain,ed with the beautifully pl,iloscphl
cal nrinciplcs upon which they were compound
ej and upou which they consequently act
THE PHGNIX BrrrERS arc so called,
because they posses the powe: oi restoring The
expiring en,hcrs of health. 10 glowing visor
tl,rou.tou. the constitution. as 'hc fhrhis u
said 10 he restored Ia life from The ashes OF lis
own dissolution The PhG'nM Bitter. are en-
,;ycIy vegetable. composed of roots found M
certain parts OF the wesiern country, M.',c" W.,
;ns,lI;bly cure FRVERS AND AGUES "f all
i;rIs. will neyer fail 10 eradicate entirely all
,he cffee, Of Mercury. Infinitely sooner than The
,,,os, noyerfuI preparations "f Saf.apar!la
,,t s...li ;,.u,edia,ely cure the determination o
x sti HEAD; never ini IN the
Is ss4E females; and will be
81 & i. E eases OF Rerron'
AT IS & sti5ed con
s #
saS tsissAlse
y II 81 e 81 Hsslss,
& s. Isis sy As
ss: & !iSt lel sil.srsgs
d ii 81 ~ NJ &
~ ssfg isisss
IS sssE the slsst ps gsrts'
s,,saays II III sisile II
s I. srs IlfgSs ssd spS.s
g,ss.s ISL, upssf aiefelssy
ssossSe, :sns vs sF iRitess
f,g,s y aEas essss;ses
20 ,gss,r srfrsets tsoss rafe ard y
Sc which. sssorgfi srlss kSsss v ss'
s;, tsi,Ses. and recesiEg ~ sole tisssei
essrsisss are alioSetsies ss
s e, me sg.ssrant pseteEdsE 70
ri ssss Bssef before adninEssctr
s.tss;ss = s. NV ls,r-cioag combination
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..ps. aud other roots
oducis OF the dairy,

---..ar1r. and OF the bee hive; wool
live Stock, and poultry. Many iutcrcstin:
comparisons ia relation to some of ht
above might be formed from the censu,
statistics, such as would exlIibi, il siri
king manner the resources our counir,
possesses in the products Of her soil. AM
the labor Of her hardy ycomanry; bu, i, ha.
| been deemed hest TO omit them in the pre-.
sent report, merely suhjoiuins The ce..su,
statistics on these particular articles To Inc
tabular view. Yet, in estimating the
home supply for The suslcnancc aud com
fort both of mau and beast, these TOO. shoul,
always he tUhrn into the accoun, rs very
impurlant item deserving notice.
The whole Of the summary now sircn,
with the rnpit! glance taken AT The various
products, presents our country as enc rich
Iy favored Of Heaven in climate aud SOIL,
aud nb0undiEg. in agricultural wcalth.-
Probably nu country can be iuuli,l nn tie
face Of The globe exhihirin. u more drsira-
bic variety Of the products Of the soil. con-
tiIburinS Io the sus,cnancc an! ,utnfnr, Ul
lis Inhabitants. From The gulf uf Alcxicu
to our northern boundary, rom the AlIar-
tic Ia The far west, The pcculiariiies Of eli
nlatc, suii aud products. are great AM, val
uabe; yet these advantages admit of be-
ina increased iEGre ,hGn n hundred (Uld.-
The whole aggregate Gf the bread. .sluifs.
corn, and Poralnc>, IS 62i ,jlS,jlU bushels,
which, estimating oar present population
al l7.S35,2l7, is about 35i bushels for
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The Wonderful Cures
PERFORMED ny
Y FNE'S CnnDn

DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF PRUNUS VIRGINIANA,
OK WILD CHERRY.
CiSciHATTI. February Is, 1910.
nR. SWAYNE-Dear Sir:-Permi1
~ me 10 take The liberty of writing to
you at This time to express my appreciation,
and 10 recommend 10 the attention of heads
ollamilies and Others yourinvaluable lnedi-
clnc-'Ihe Compond Syrupof Pruuus Vir-
ciniaua. or Wild Cherry Bark. In my
travels OF late have seen in many insian-
ces the wonderful effects of your medicine
IN relieving children Of very obstinate COM
plants, such rs Coughing, Wheczing
Ch"akins of Phlesm, Asthmatic attacks.
DC. &c. | should not have written this
letter howcver, at present, although have
felt ii my dury To add my testimony 10 il
for some lime, had il not been for n late in
stance where The medicine above alluded
to was instrumental, in restoring to pcricc,
health The "ouly child" whose case was
almost hopeless, in family Of acquain-
tance. 81 thank Haven" said The doating
mother, ''my child is saved from the Jaws
of death! o how feared the relentless
:avager! But my child is safe is safe !.
Beyond all doubt DR.. Swayne's COM
pond Syrup of Wild Cherry is The mos,
valuable medicine in his or any other coun-
Try. am certain have witnessed more
than one hundred cases where il has been
attended with complete success. am
using il myself in an obstinate attack of
Bronchitis, 10 which il proved effcc,ual in
an exceedingly short time, considering the
severity ofihe case. Gun recommend il
IN The fullest confidence ofiis superior vir.
ues; would advise that no family should
DC without il; il is very pleasant and al.
ways bcneticial--worih double and often
en- times It's price The Public arc assu-
ed there is 20 quackcry aboutt.
Il. JACKSON, d. D.
Formerly Pastor of The First P rcsbyIeri
IN Church New York.
Forsale by DIR. Swnyne a, 81 North sigh Il
I. Philadelphia. and by
S ID. CLARKE & CO..
T.
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Adeace to FemGles.-Fcnalcs ~ !io va!nG :ood
health should never he without the Life McdI-
cincs ms ,hey pnr,iy the blood. remove Obsunc-
,ious. and .ir. the skin beautiful, clear, heal
Thy. and blooming appearance.
To Parents and others Persons Ii p!c,ho-
r;r habit. who are suhjecl;o fits. headache. gid
d;urss. dimncss OF sight. o. drowsinc-s, from
,o,, urea, flows af blood 10 the head. should
,,ls !, (reuuenlly. Children. and persons "s
MI pyes NAV take them nj any time. ~ they do
no, contain mercury, or amy InsTedcnt that re-
ou;rcs confinement or restriction o! diet.
To Elderly Pe,s0Hs.-Nlany healthy aged M
dividuals. who krnw The value oi Moii; : Lie
Medicines. make il rule 10 take them two ar
three times II week, by which they rcin"vc the
causes that produce disease, preserve Their
health aud keep OH the inirn'''cs o!asc.
Hads of Families shorld always keep Guan.
ii,y of the il. Medicines III irc house, a rciii-
edy i'm cases of sndtru illness: for by their
! nrumpl administration. Cholera Morbus, G"hi
: in The stomach. Cramps. Spasn's. rrvers. and
! other nari.lim. complaints. which 10" often
prove fatal. uuiy br speedily cured OF prevented.
Facts for lfoiirrs and NHrs.S.-it is facI
.sr,,hl,.hrd by the annual bills OF mortality, thai
one hal! of the children born are cut oil bel"r'
a,,ainins seven years Of rgc. nnd the irn'i'n
.on,cc 1f this mortality is found 10 ox's! IN ti'n
Ioul s,a,r of the stomach und bowels which pro
ducc. the generation Of Worms. As :hc salt
rc.,orer of lniant.ne Health. IN ihIsrical state
the Liz, Mcdiein"s have long held distinguish
: cd repu,n,,un: and for foalness of the stomach
q ~ sssn,l bowels. and convulsions although Worm
scl exist, i, is allowed 10 bc superior
= 3{a4 * LL5er
81 sale by
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itG RY /!

trRY!
.4s. SeFa Dentist, would
ee;fi ;ssoyas f;qlids. and the
.y,,,lsls sstsSsfslIs : sgIaE III fsd 10 attend
<, Iii 81 s iina.
T,si,,5 asiis 4 H..
81 :. e rs, ,FssSaf,sa n.
se,,s III si.l!is al Cold
Isle.,s nj .he nas. seiefllisicc prircis s.
srsi,oso t.ssIfoDa os lllis pros seinHAi
.,;l; N. ygoitaa al 81, uidresiag hiisi II Ispng
,nires 4 H p. D., ElgclieId Dnsict y. cs
JAMS
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sNiscellasseosrs.
STATISTICS.

We cxtrac, tine following from the Remarks
on the Agricultural sta,is'istic. of our country
by the Commissioner Of Patents.
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place our country soon among the greatest
silk. producing countries oil The world
SUGAR.
Louisiana is the greatest sugar d's'riclih
our country. The crop of ls4l appears
to have been injured by the early iros's;
the amount, therefore was moi 50 great as
that OF 1889 by nearly ono third.
The progress Of the sugar manufacture
aud the gain upon our imports has been
rapid. In 1899 the import Of sugars was
l95, ,23I ,273 pounds, al IN expense OF nj
leas, SIC, O,0OO. 900; in 1910, about l2O.O0C,-
900 pounds at an expense of more than
e, 600 900. 4 portion Of This was un-
doubledly exported. but most oi. i remain
ed for home consumption. More than
so ,OOO, 900 pounds Of sugar, also. from The
maple aud The bee: '0ot were produced III
1911 in the Northern. Middle. and Yves.
Tern States; aud, should the production OF
corrstalk sugar succeed. rs II now promi-
ses to do, this article mus, contribute great
| " 10 lessen the amount Of imported gu
gars. Indeed, such has been The manu-
| fuciurc of the sugar from The cane lor the
last five years. that were II TO advance ~
the same ratio for The FIVE 10 coIne, 1t
would be unnecessary 10 importnn more
sugar for our home consumption. Some
further remarks on This particular topic
will he found below. in connexions with the
suhjcc, Of cotnsls!k sugar.
wISE.
North Carolina, Pennsylvania. Virginia,
Ohiu, aud Indiaua, rank highest. III their
onlcr. in rhe production Of wine. In Ma.
rylanb. Gcorsln. Louisiana, Maine. nnh
Kentucky, some thousands of gallons are
likewise produced. Two acres in Penn
syvania, cultivated by some Germans,
have The past autumn yielded l.5OO gal.
Ions of the pure juice Of the grape, aud
puiL nell profit Of more isan Sl.OOO:-
Sill. the quantity produced Is small. Yhe
cultivation Of both 'he native and foreIca
grape, as fruit for The table. scenis 10 he
al object ofiucrcasino i"icrest M particular
sec':- f. u any very deci
I arc scarcely
10 give al
-.ticlcs emu
,neralcd in the tabular statistics. There
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-...es.ssE spslao;r 1872:
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a n ~ sale by
~ ,;,;s ~ s
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mera,cd in the tabular statistics. There
.-srs.also q virieIy of other products which
lmi&hs perhaps, have been included intha
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place our country soon among the grcatest
silk producing countries of the world
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An that Mr. MoiIa' requires of hls patients
$ 10 he particular IA taking Ihc Life Medicines
strictly acrordine 20 the directions. II Is not by
a newspaper notice, or by any thing that he
hiu,selfu,ay say IN Iller iav"r, that hopes tosnn
credit. |, is alone by the results Ola fair ,iial.
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A IL LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommendedlo
IA make use of WM BROWNS PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST AS il makes the bread much better thun the COM
mon mode The Yeast is free from all impure ngrediente
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well atapte
for ships use, and will keep in all clmaer. 1t is now
extensive use in Boston, and orders are beginning be
ceved from all quarters. No better evidence wanting
its superiority all other articles used for rising breab
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 20th, l54l,
The undersigned having made use Of WIN. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread in opinions this
new PREPARATION OF Yeast is far better than auy other ar
Gle we have made Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light and we believe il to he free
from all impure ingredients
signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa.
vliOn American House, and Marlboro Hotel Boston
1t is in AT most Of the Hotels in the CITY, and
on board of all the steamships belonging to Mr. Cunruds
line ofpackets note is just received from John Andcr-
SON. Pasir Cook board the steamship BRITANNIA who
writes that he has made of VIM. Browns Yeast for
making BREAD during two voyages the Atlantic and
can recommend ii as far superior 10 any thing else for
rising bread.
The above article is for sale by the proprietor 4sI
Washington street, Boston. Retailedby
Woodstock; W. ]. A. DUNBAR.
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life, those very articles which are consumed most
~ by the poorer classes ofcomuny This would
be the consumalion Of the pous Generals most
ardent wishes. A Slate Delta NATIONAL
DEBT, and THE POOR OPPRESSED WITH
TAXES.
Blu, he does not stop here; he would have the
School Fund dssipa,ed and destroyed, that the
poor man may not only be oppressed Nth tanes,
but his children deprived of the means Of acquiring
an education, What phanlhropic, pious Gem
eral! Let the School Fund be diverted from the
chanel and sacrificed to cover the f,lsohoods of E.
p. Walton, and the three cent School Tax is fx-
ed upon US forever; but on the other hand, let it
accumulate a few years longer under prudent man
agemenl, and the amount will be sufficient to dis
pense with the three cent tax entirely. Gen. Wal
to chooses the former because it answers the doub-
lie purpose of perpetuating taxation, and ofdepriv-
ing the poor of The means Of instruction, that they
may the more easily be made the dupcs Of an in
solent, purse-proud ariStocracy.
AGRICOLA.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-17
MRS. NJ. y. GARDENERS BALSAM OF
LIVERWORT & UOARUOUND,

vHNlE Original Vegetable Ivcrwort Propcration.-Pri
4 so cents the bottle. The most popular remedy for
the cure OF coughs, colds splitting of blood and phhc
and all other diseases OF the lungs also II is in extensive
use for the cure Of Liver Complainis Mrs GARDENERS
Indian Balsam of Liverwor and liOarhOund This is the
first preparation of LiverwOr introduced the American
public, being now twelve years since it first csub.
lshcd. Its reputation stands riyallcd cough mcdi-
cine See certificates and places OF residence the print
ed direction round the bottle.
The undersigned having received great benefit for the
Of diseases above named with confidence recon-
mend the celebrated Basam of Lvcrwort to the public.
Ernest Webster, David +, Woodbury.,
Thomas lluskins, jr Il. Horton,
&, Ellis, H. Gall,
G., Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WIN. BROW n
iel Washington street, Boston, Rciailed by
70 J.ROSS, Jr. WoodsockVt.