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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

Slow TO scORKEcT.-Sonlerime since The federal
papers published paragraph describing the
party as rotten corrupt" &C. which they said was
the confession of the Augusta (Me.( Age The Age
promptly exposed the attempted imposure. Bat The fed
era journals which might have even innoceDy cIrcua-
ted it, have fairness enough to do JUSTICE TO the Age
and inform their readers of the sehood The Clare
mont Eagle is one of them" Concord P0fT10f'
And the Raleigh Register is, we believe, an
other one of them. Will he correct2
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
DIED.

In Wilmington the 22d ultimo. Joseph only son Of
Mr. George C. Hodges Also, raTe Path ult Eliza c.
Power, infant daughter of Rev. WhiteoFd Smith, AHOs
Martha 5uflth, all ehidFen of Mr. Fhos. F. Cause.
In Martin county, at The residence' Of Capt. Jesse
Cooper, Mr. Nathan Rhedes soldier of the revolutions.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
CIair-NTakIms business.
Oct 4, 1873,
GOdey's La dY's Book for November.
Il Particular Number.
October 4, IS43.
lSEPH e. NEAL. ES

JOSEPH G. NEAL, ESQ
AUTHOR OF "cHARCOAL SKETCHES" &C. &C.
Will contribute of his best articles for the NOvern-
Der No of
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
is unnecessary for go into detail touching the
merits of this gentleman. There has perhaps no work
been published in this country from which extracts
have been frequently made, the ar-fmed Charcoal
Sketches
The Proprietor of The Laly's Book was the oriRinal
publisher of these Sketches anu vOuch for their Do.
pularity Besides Mr.. Neal, arrangements have been
made with all the contributors of any Fepuie in this eoun-
try, whose contributions will FegHaEIy appear in the
Book. 49,.
at least
SEVEN ENGRAVINGS
Of diatFsnt kinds. One particularly
A NOVELTY,
Steel Engraving with arahesUe border BeVeF be.
fore attempted in this country, and which gave much
eclat to LOckhart's Spanish ballads.
THE PLATE OF FASHIONS
anticipates all Others have received Paris and
London the plates containing the latest fashions for win
ter coakss beautifully cOlouTed This alone for the Ia
dies makes the number invaluable
Are the public aware that we never omit faghion
plate! This should be looked to when subscribing for
fashionable magazine. They 10 eUeTy number and
cOLOtTed at a great expenSe
Ills pleasant to look back upon long careeFs and
reject upon the millions that have received instruction
and amusement from work-it is also gratifying to
know that we have instance ever pubIlShed line
that would give offence, and have never excited the ire
Of brethren Of the press This shall be oUT future
course.
THE EMBELLISHMENTS Of GOdeys LadyS
Book of the 6rst Glass; both foT selection Of
and Stippe, and always engraved by the first artists We
continue to the largest circulation Of any magazine
ever published, and presume the hage al
ways followed is the reason
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

Remarkable CircumStGnce.-In neither branch
of Congress will there be member from Illinois,
who was ever in Congress before. All are new
members, both 10 che Senate and House.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

staunton on the Monday following. It is Colon
el Johnson's intention, learn, to return to this
city after the suit shall have been tried; and, after
spending few days here, to visit his friends in
the Eastern and Northern States
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

state of N. Carolina, BOIlnstOM County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, AH FERN, l6AG
Joel B. Ghfeons) :.
, Original attachment levied on Land
VIM. s. Ferren. ' - 49,
II appearing the satisfaction of the Court. that the
defendant William S. FerfeH inAbitant Of this
State 1t is therefore ordered that adv eEtisement be made
for six weeks in the North Carolina Standard that he W
and appear at the next term of this Court be held
the Court House in Smith6ed, the 4th Monday Of
November next then and there replevy and plead ageeG
bly, to law, judgment final will be entered against him
and the lands levied condemned to OF Plaintiffs
recovery.
Witness. WILLFEM H. Guy Clerk OF our said Court,
at Office the 4th Monday of August, IS43.
VIM II. GUY, c C. C.
October 4, IS43. 466-0f
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

Mr.. Van Burcn-The Ohio Statesman says
that sizty nine counties in Ohio have declared, at
their respective conventions in favor of Mr. Van
Buren for the Presidency. There are seventy
nine counties in the State.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

That poor Inmocent.-The Editor of the Lin
coin Courier is right. It is not good policy to be
cutting at the poor innocent of the Rulherfordton
Republican,. 1t brings him into notice.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

A part Of the sinking fund of the city Of Phia-
dephia, consists in seven hundred shares Of the
United States Bank Stock This is truly /" sink
ing fund.-"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
MAINE ELECTION.

Anderson, it is stated, the democratic candidate
for Governor, is elected by at least one thousand
majority. Dunlap, democrat, is elected to Con-
gress in the Portland District, by 1900 majority,
and HamIin, democrat, in the Penobscot District,
by 500 majority The lst and 4th Districts are
in doubt in the other three there is no choice
a majority of all the votes being necessary to an
election In the Legislature, the democrats have
elected 2l Senators, and the wings 8. The House
stands thus far So democrats to "a whigs-69
vacancies
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

Any person forming club shall receive SOE every SUBJ
scriber sent Novel.
"GODEY'S CENTRE TABLE ORNAMENT
will be sent to any person sending for single sub
''''O''' Address LA Cooley,
Pw6lishrrS Hall, PhiLG.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
Information Wanted.

a NY Information as to whether a Mr.. Rcgan, an old
IN gentleman who served in the Revolutionary War,
last known heard from he resided betwee
Halifax and Warrenton North Carolina, which was IL
years since. If Mr. Regan is still living, he, or his
friends will confer great favor by m&kinE tae
known to the Editor Of rfse NORTH Caroline Standard
ANY informaton indeed, with regard to him, would be-
highly priced His christian name is unknown to the
advertisers bHt ID may not be improper to sAte by wAy
of identifying him, that he has da"ghef named Nancy
October 4, 1913. 466-&.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
wHIc NATIONAL, CONVENTON.-The Whig

WHIG NATIONAL CONVENToN.-The Whig
Convention of the City of Baltimore, at meeting on
Thursday last in view Of the National Convention which
to assemble at Baltimore I'd of May 1874, has re-
commended Young Mems National Convent'on OF
com posed of Delegates from every section of the Coun
try without Limitation memhers-it being expected
that will resemble the great Convention of May 4th,
I840 which gave the first impetus to the canse Of arr-
SON. The Convention in the name of the Wings OF Bal
tmore tenders cordial welcome the house and home,
and hospitable enterta nment to the Delegates during
their stay This is as it should be. Fay. Observer.
Is The old men are to do the work, and
the young men are to ratity it. But why assem-
bic in Convention at all, gentlemen if you are al
ready determined to run Mr.. Clay7 Do you in
tend to give Webster, and Mclean, and Scott, a
chance2 We had thought Mr.. Clay was the man.
Hundreds of papers have run up his name; how
will they feel, when the hour comes for taking it
DOWN.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

OConnelL--DANIEL OCoxNELL was born
on the 9th of August, 1775, in the barony of
Iveragh county Of Kerry, ireland. He was
educated on the ContineDt-partly at Louvain, St.
Omers, and Douay.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

~ The Editor of the HilIsborough Recorder
will please consider his arguments used mp one
week in advance. We have no room to devote
to them at preseI.. He shall hear from US, how.
ever, in our next.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
THOMAS w DORR.

This gentleman arrived at Pawtucket, Massa-
chusetts, on the 18th of September, and intended
to go to Providence the seat OF government of
Rhode Island, on the succeeding Wednesday,
The Providence Chronicle states it to be the deter
mination of the authorities of Rhode Island to
rest Mr.. Door as soon as he arrives in the State,
and try him for treason. And dear trial that
will bel Our opinion is, however, that they will
not be able to get jury which will convict him.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
NEW JERSEY.
Feds.

The nominations for Congress in New Jersey
are as follows:
Feds Democrats.
+ DR. End B. Wales, a. G. Elmer,
2. Gen. WIN. Peck, George Sykes,
g. (None selected) Isaac e. Farfee,
4. Sam1 B. HaIsey, Littleton fitzpatrick,
5. VIM. B. Kinney, (None yet selected)
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

JOSEPH Z. NEAL, ESD
AUTHOR OF "cHARcoAL sKETcHEs," &C. sc.
Will contribute of his best articles for the Nov
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JEW DArfDs OR BEBREW



THE .ert best remedy thsi - kDcun iof al
kinds Of rain ~ pcsknesscs, sgCh 40 u curna.
tam. scBi pain 20 tse scc. hgs. ticzsi, back a0d
hints. tesdachs. refycas touilzchc, &c, 10 every
cts- 81 whsch " las prut cd "a edcctssi cure 49,
1feys - neshng boIisf Tor iis soieung and healing
qusl,ic, ~ csscs ofsrroulcus hum oTs, kuuis wcns.
white swelling. bard i1usofs si4l points afue IN tho
hteas. DC u 10 also scts bcncicis Ia giving icr.
snsDsni relief in efsdiestine pain aud mpsg'ing
sufag,h ~ all cases of eskDess IN tie
stomach. weak lfubs. lamcrcss, affection 81 tie
'Pas. lenais weaasess &c. No person subject TO
pain wsAsAess a. zoe back ,ide should Dc With
-, IL: married ladic. IN doicn'o situations find
guest relief frum constantly wearing Ills plaster
The srpl cation 81 ihi- plaster bciNeen lie shnul-
'oeEhs. pahsic sDd iona affections 10 ihcr primary
siSFes IL DESTROYS iniismsiisn by prodU' ing cnri-
ave pefspifziian. No physician should he without
~ Itiss tufe cure iur cofns. Nearly all other
Piss'crs arc sptead. thereby rendered almOs, use
lees, 10y LAYING and geiung dry teiOre using. This
plaster - pot up 10 baIes containing Sufficient 10
spread siI OF eight plss,ers price 80 cents box
a pamphlet containing cerlhrsies snd a history
81 the above plaster may bc had 10y calling on any
Of the following agrn,s
W. T.. q. STODDARD. Rutland. Addison Buck.
Piusford; Voln-y Ross. Brandon. Ira Bingham,
Sudbury, 5. Moody, Mid5ebury; Jane. A. Hodge,
Dorset ID. Andrews Manchester G.. b. & A. l..
Bacon, Sunderland, n. JAMESON, Casileion; Hitch.
cock Morgan. Clarendon Springs :. MeaFs,
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Prescott Ess, Rupert. Harrington & Co. Factory
Point; u. Harmon North Bennington John e.
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PRICE REDUCED.
The Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

pElNG composed OF the Persian and Indian
- vegetable extracts, are therefore purely vecet-
able and for eradica,ing disease in all its varied
forms, they stand unrivaled. In their operation
they efectuay remove the very roots Of disease
d,spepsia, aiurIiruo, dysentary and all diseases
arising from impure state OF HE blood or disor-
dered system. They are not unpleasant in their
effects, end at the time restore and nvigorate
the system. They quicken the circulation, purify
the blood, remove all diseased action, give tone
to the nerves, exhiirate the Spirits and give health
and strength to the whole person. No family
should he without the Persian Pills, for it might
save them from the sick bed of long and lingering
disease Of suffering also a heavy bill of expense
The preventative is easily obtained and the expense
small. They are the cheapest as we'll as the best
pills in use-large box, 70 pills, for so ccn,s-smal
box. 35 pills. for 25 cents A pamphlet containing
certificates and history of the above Pills, may b9
had free, by calling on any of, the agents
For list of agents, see Jew Davds Plaster, in an
other part Of this paper.
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Consumption g. Eires' Complain.
DIR TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIyERWORT.

From 375 Bowery, Nes York;
NOR the cure of coughs colds, catanh asthma
n soreness of the chest, pain in the side and
breast raising of blood, Ltrer Complaints Bronchi-
It's and all those affections Of the throat and Lungs,
which are source OF 50 much suffering and, unar
rested, so often terminate in CoNsuMpTroY-ihis
remedy is highly and justly distinguished 1t is
purely vegetable, mild and gentle it its effects upon
the system, and can be taken in the most delicate
cases, with safety as we'll utility. Physicians,
aware OF lis medical properties, and Witnessing its
effects even in extreme, and in some instances ap-
parehtly almost hopeless cases, often prescribe it in
their practice, Doth as a palliative and remedy,
and with the medical Faculty generally, it has met
with great appreciation.
For common Cold and cough, this is one of the
very best remedies ever discovered
n. Is. There is spurious and counterfeit arti-
Gle afloa, and lately introduced into the country;
therefore be careful to get the genuine, which is
ffom 375 Bowery, n. Y and is for sale at the Rut-
land Bookstore by w. f. e. Stoddard; f. Jameson
Casileton; A. Allen, Fairhaven; Moves g. Harris
East Pouney; Doct. l.. Vail. Middle,own; Sam'l
Townsend, Jr. Walngfoid Hitchcock g. Morgan,
clarendon Spa J. I w.ng, Ira, Strong & Buck
h'si"i", agents TOT me aDoSe. o5Iy
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The snost highly approved nedi

ttNe mar w general use |0T Coughs, tOiGt ana
all diseases ofMe Lungs.
TyNHE VfGETABLE PULMoNARY BAIsAM il ksI,r,in
d he the most popular medicine ever known IN Lpro
Tor Coughs, Colds, Asthsma Phthisic Conlgrpo,
hoopng Cough and pulmonary affections Of ever Ltt
Erfyocts fran Certifcates
DR. Samuel Metril of Concord, N H. writes Ih, \, ,
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bslsam is , ,.h,l,
medicine, having boen used with complete suec -. IL Ass
which had previously resisted the most we'd p,,
tions. '
Dr. Truman Abel Of Lemps,er N II writes that /. e,s
denty recommends its use IN all complaints Of tho els,
equal not superior to medicine within bis ,d,,
DIR Amory Hunting Of franklin, Mass whites ih,, ,ir
having prescribed the usual remedies without relief %,
having consulted with several eminc mt physcisp, u
found the Vegetable Pulmonary Bassm to have n. s.x
effect, and recommends it as safe convenient and sa
cious medicine.
d., Thomas Brown OF ConcordsN. II writes thstn h
knowledge it has dsa ppointed the reasonable si
tations of those who have used it,
The pnblic are particularly cautioned against Tie nsr
counteries or limitations, which have PARTIAL, or vt
assumed the name of the genuine srtiele.
UJ BE assured that II Is not genuine unless one o. i
ofibe signatures Of SAnPsos REID or VIZ Joss Crr.
Ler, are found attached TO the yellow label on doe
ycope Tan labes and after the date Of Dec 1889 vii
have the written signature Of WIN Jonn Cutler PfepuS
by REED, WING & CUTLER, (late Low g. Reed
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street Boston IbdSt
by JAS. GREEN g. CO, Worcester, and BY Drasgs,
Apothecsnes, and Country Merchants generally. Pro
~ cents. no4lJ
For sale by Daliels & Bell, Rutland.
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~ II DOWNS
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.

rVflIS 10 unQus,ionably he hes, medicine ex,ant
L for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Asthma, nd all diseases OF the LuNGs 1t is who'll
ly unnecsssary TO give any Of the Thousands of rec
ommends ,hat have been given in favor OF this med
icine. Ass guarantee to community the subscIi-
her will here state that he sells none ercepi that
which is furnished by Curtis 4 butcher Of ST. Al
hans. W., who are the General Agents. A large
supply is now offered for SALE wholesale or RETAIL
al the Rutland Bookstore by
1910 W T.. c. STODDARD
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The Universal Medicine OF Life

. W 'BhANDKETHS FILLS may DC taid to be M
Universal Medicine OF Life they cleanse amp puffy 10
blood strengthen and nvgoste the and NJ
Perecting OF digestion, by which avoid aeshehob M
prevent the creation Of those bumours to Which We '.'
Eryslpelas, Scorvey, Gout. and those slmy dref' s'
which the Stone ald GrnveI is formed within US
IL IS now well understood that the Brsndrelb Pile b"
oned thousands Of hopeless and helpless persons even -
the hst Physicians had them beYond oil hun
means OF relief II is not only known that ih. Bnhe
re'h Pills DO CURE but 1t is also Understood HOW ny
cure that by their purifying effect on The blood 'h""
restore the body to health.
The value OF this medicine is becoming more ard noH
manifest IL Is recommended IRON family to family j"
bfahdfeth rms remove in an almost imP.cepbe mah
all noxious aecumulations and purify and n'gort 10
blood and their good effects coubeibalafteE
Inconvenience. Being composed entirely Of yeael,h" n
90 not expose those who them TO Danger and '"s
ects are coftaln as they are salUtary They are o'y "
safely administered TO infancy. youth mIShood 800 90
age ana 10 women in the most critical snd delicate
stances they do not disturb or choke ih. 'hn,l s''
tons but restore their order nd establish th.i bs
The Rfandreth Pills are sold at IS ceali per boihW
Bfandreths New England Office
10 HANOVER STREET 10
Only place in BOSTON for the TsvE Pnu'
W To De REMEMBERED that each ofibs gers"
ha. upon It THREE COPYRIGHT LABELS.
n hst each label has two signatures Of Dr. -'P''
Brabdfeth upon II.
Ane there mus, be upon each boz three signatures, 10"
Is BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
An thrsss,gha,ures, thus
BENJA Mn BAANDRETH -.
Desees we iabelsnr ln Of email printing e.hs -.
nk there being the labels nearly three hundred "
Ions Of Eenlsuiin Brahdfetb's Pills.
,, AGENTS for ihiS STATE IN Rutland CoHmy'
huuanci w =. Z. Stoddsrd Orwell, A. l.. Csi.r.
Ripley g. Bailey lPawlet, WIN Is slst''
Brandon, Ira button. Pttsford, Henry s'Hol'h
Warren a. Bliss, lPoultney, A Bh1, -
Clarendon, g a. 4. Bullard James q EcapF,
Hitchcock s. Morgan Shrewsbury John u sriH""
|astletoH, Hodges q HawE ins Sudbury Ira Is gh,u,
r. J,mieson. lT,nmo1th, \ " save,
'uttngsyiile, Brown a. Dow slibgford, 3 Towhr'SE
Dandy, ). s. N. J. Saith Lspham. Val y"
EnOch y Rogers WELL Allen Gfo'n ,
Fairhayen, A. & J. e. Allen Westhayea Is. D. Afn'f"i
" ddlstown, \. &. Bruce y. smis 4,
orwell. W Chipman r. Co Whitehall. NY. Ds,fA"~'
Those Agebis are likewise su pplIed With
BRAhDRETi'S EXTERNAL RENkp''
'hieh IL Pronounced BY those v ho have rnade trial
4 Boon 10 The Human Race ~ -
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Hygean Pills.

HIRAM l.. CHENEY, standing Cousty A,,,,
keeps constantly on hand various sized boxes
o., Soo'e rus at the following prices, viz
o'25, 0,50 81, So, 50. Persons Thai ba,. us.d
those Pills know The utility of them and tbev ygiII
recommend themselves Also, "'''
Aher1nan's Cough and Worm Losepg,,
and the Poor Mans Plaster" for lame siJ. b,cL
or breast furnish by Pangborn & Brinsmaid, Stale
Agents. June 90. 1913 Or
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NE QIcIh 3.

nR Mshiu's Cough Drops, Too,h.hchc Drops,
- Eye.wa,er. and Liquid Balsam, are the best
medicines ever offered to the world for the OF
those diseases for which they are recommended
EPSse the Agents Show Bills Of description.
FOR sale BY Burt l. Mason, and G.. +. Hodges,
Ruiand; Caleb Hall, Clarendon S. Townsend,
Wallingiord, 8. x n. J. Smith, Dandy; J. o.
Richardson and Noyss d Harris Poullhey; NJ. G..
Langdon & Co. Casilsion; Hitchcock g. Morgan,
West Rutland o2:4s
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New Grammar.

INhE principles Of Enslish Grammar; eompri,.
n ing Tue substance Of the mos, approved Fns.
hsh CRIMINALS eIisni, with copi1us exercises IN
pAtsiag and synisr, 81 ,he use Of academic, al
common schoos-by Rev. Pe,er Bull,on. ID n
The book possesses advantages over every o,bs,
nov IN Use, fof TIE yslusbe matter which Il con,,n,
she ioi ihs neat snc durable manner 10 which il Is
pot pP. For sale ii the Rutland Bookstore D,
w. Z c. STODDARD.
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PASSAGE FROM AND REMITTANCE TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND by
TUE OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.

I'll
DERSONS wishing 10 send 10 the Old Country
Il for their friends, can make the neces sary ar
rangements with the subscribers. and have them
como out 10 the superior line of packets. sailing
from Liverpool punctuslly on ,he 9TH and 10Th Of
every month. They also have a frs, rate class OF
American transient ships, SAILING every six days,
thereby aifording a weekly communication from
that port And as they will not depend on an agent,
in Liverpool, Mr. James ID. Roche, one Of the firm,
is there, and will remain there during the year lsi3
10 see that all persons whose passages have been
paid here, ire forwarded with caro- -nS Iosp1Uu'-
Should the parties agreed for not come out, the
money will be returned TO those who paid 1t here,
without any deduction.
The ships comprising the Old Line are the
OXFORD, NEW YORK,
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS.
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA.
Drafts at sisnt for any amount. 10 prepare for
ou,6. an be had on Prescott, Grote Anes d Co,
bankers, London. and on the Royal Bank of Ire
land, which paid free Of discount q any charge
whatever, in every town throughout England, Ire
land, Scotland and Wales
& Apply or address by letter pos pad,o
ROCHE, BROTHERS g. Co.
IS Fulton ST. New York, or 10
53if s D. WINSLOW, Piisford, VI
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or. LIBBy's vEGETABLsLlrr PILLS

Are daily efeotng OF the astonishing and wcn
oefai errss that have been knownn Consequence
~hc; iney have now become shining mark against
sneh al The arrows OF Disappointed hope and unchar
ab'eness are leyeled ~hOs, distinction The town and
country alike dlet with their praise The place and
'he poor house alike echo With their virtues 10 all eli.
mates under all ,emPefatues they stl retain their won
as'o powers and creu them unaiered by age
h are simple IN their preparation. mild in their actions
'hofo9gh Ia their snd untiyaed in their result,
COMsTOCK a. TYLER
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New Yoik
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Popular Medicines.

- E9ssels Itch Ointment, Russels Stomach Bi,,e,s
6oioen biiers, Circsssian Hair Dye: Lewis Too,t
ro~der' Bears aud Buffalo Oh, Ross Eve ssIye
H"eLs abi- bilious Pulls. ANY Of the above med.
ioines can be obtained at Wholesale or ,s,,iI 3,
ealing on wa" y
a3l6 w L r, cronn,n
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CoMsToCK {. TYLER.
~ho'esaie druggists ana sole ssahis, New Yok
Or. LIBBy.s KITTrRs

Thai DR. LIBBY has NADIA an important dsc.se,y In IN.
Sence 81 medicine asd the physiology Of the human
ten ofnoie mpoftsncc 10 the webeng heath 81 lie
hom'n iamly ihln al that las heretofore been know o.
sahno, be dsabted BY tie saast scrp,csi
shall now Pfccssd to state nv theory ard ian.
Pofiaht discovery cnnssis shd fatst nYssIf tina,
Ie able 10 make clear that the doctrine . true B.foe
however, doing this ~sh 10 erpiain obe ~ord which,
'Aal have frequent make o. III Secretion
bi Secretion. mean that part Of The ,uiual economy
~hieh sspss the hsd, Of the body, as for eaampethe
bale o. sail - asld and is secretion Of The Liver
Az d'es,e' have ibeii o'iga 10 suppressed, imperfect
CT dspfssed secretion Of va ieus organs
CONSfoCK & TYLER
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