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A GOOD CHANCE now offers to any person wishing to
the wholesale and retail Wine and Liquor bus
good viii now offered Tor sale at bargain with two years
lease from May next The doing good whole
sale and retail business and can be easily inc ea.sd The
advantage The large with good cellar situated
opposite good and the neghbohood hckyPopua,ed
The stock be reduced suit the purchaser Rent low The
propetor only for selling Of leaving the
country.
N B. The above excel opportunity for Any person
Sn:sS xGdiess Herald oesy
7'HE NEW YORK Leg Al OBsERVERi is published
BY Samuel Owen Editor aud Proprietor at az Ann street,
advance. In addition the decisions the American Courts
all the important cases in the follow Courts will appear
The Lord Ch-ncellors Court.
Jhe Vice Chancellor Of E.slands Court
Vice Oh ancellor Wigam's Cout
Cou of Common Pleas, and
Court of Evch quer. ~ t~r
100 MILITARY HALL, BOWERY.-FOR SALE
LOO, The good will lease fixtures furniture crocke
and glass with the stock of wines sale price
mortgage for year The s9O pei aunum The ont
basement the use Of in the third story let
drills committees SC Tor 500 Der month on an svepsr For
further particu apply the bar Sale positive fs.ec
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, importers and Wholesale
Rzor srop, do freely recommend being superTt
Thing which has hitherto Of similar
Wss % in SG e h1sds.s No 800
81, do Oakley s Loom' Do e2 do; Sheldon Phes do IS
importers Of Fancy Goods 1856 Posts MAN, importer Of
drugs CedIst; Field ,h9pp'on &C. import. rs OF Dry
Msdeo Lane; e Co.. mp Of Stationary AIS Pearl
VIM Gouldng. Surgical Ipst'ument manufacturer, a3h
had by III dozen at pices Of the
above ms and at retail the fancy through
etl ,es Guy. rs Ian m
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ELTPsent adhesive Felt foe she athng tops OF house,
and shin, bottoms sale in lots
jsoc u. X COLLINS co, Sc South 81.
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LECTURES, PUBLIC MEETINGS,
Or other places where the largest description Of printing
Office in this city, for besides the large assortmentof
PlA1p9 AND @GaEl ARllZNTA AL TYPE,
THIS establishment has the
LARGEST PRESSES IN THE CITY.
Great pains have been taken provide material that
possibly be 81 service and therefore having occa
for Showbils, will find it greatly TO heir advantage
patIoniZe this establishment
Any or form of Bill can be furnished very short
notice. rs
MERRY's MUSEUM for February, isis-Embsllih.
lv1 mens-Tower Of Babel the Thief Colosse Water
spouts BOYS and Gs the Horse Rural Scenes Conhagra
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Fox The Vain Search, Imagination Sister, Burning Of The
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ime for Ch1ren, Anecdotes of Bonapare, Varet
Power of Music Anecdotes Puzzles Love Of Nature
Stories Of he Young, Sc The Museum published on the
FIRST Of each month at tie ding low price
in adv The publishers have also the first
Of The work. containing $50 atty bound,
BY and music for 81 year The Mu.
circulation Of oO0 and by far the cheapest
popular periodical for youth in the country.
BRADBURY. SODEN CO., III Nassau ST., NY.
And No. 10 School street Boston.
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AGENTS.

ne following is list Of the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received, and single numbers
are found for sale regularly =
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Y
Persons of sending for th,r friends Old coun
v, can have them brought out favorable terms by the
aOoye fayote ship, which leaves Liverpool OF Anil
her regular day those wishing money sup
drafts for payable without
discount in all tie principal towns Of Great Bsn and Ire
and.
all on the l6Ih March, her regular day. i29r
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J5W 100 Pine corner o! South street.
GSk PACKET FOR HAVkE,-( Second Line l-The
Hx4$ ship ST. NICOLAS. John b. Pell, master, will
BOYD hINCKEN
1yll No 9Tontne Building,
kHS PACKET FOR MARSEILLES-FebmaTy lat
kSH& The ship TREsCoTT, Capt, Lawrence. Apply
AnntO BROOM &. co,
orto BOYD HINCKEN, AGENTS,
~ q p,;Il.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIU M.
III, late l29 Chatham street. Netc York

pHlLP RYAN, who engaged for the passage Of Ellen MnI
lgan AID James kegar 10th Nov last will rrsss
call on the subscribers without delay.
WGJ + TAPsCoTT
y2yY 4 Peck slim a., Srn,h =,
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61FS REMlTTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c., Sc
NK The subscriber continues transmit money,
large or small to persons residing in part of Ire
land the and his predecessor
hirty years more; also TO any
part OF England OF Scotland
Money renitted bv letter (post paid) subscriber
ersonay deposited with him. with the of the
in Ireland, England Scotland whem it be
and post will be Immediately transmitted
and paid aceordnsy aud receipt to that effect given for
warded to the sender.
Ia like with claims persons any port
ireland England Scotland be collected by the subscr
ger Tor persons residing part of the United States
Canada, and will be paid TO them accordingly. ~
Jf2 1msr GEORGE MrBRTnE II eoC.J.r
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newsPaper-pub-
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubisheae every Saturday
moningprice St cents per copy, or So - per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast. nhss the largest circulation Of any paper in this CITY,
OF the worId and is therefore, the best channel for hse
men in the city country. Prices moderae-cash in I'D
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnorRIErOSoT THE HERALD EsrAsLIsHMrNT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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PULLEN Il COPP'S
i. % % 49,
NEW YORK, ALBANY,- TROY AND MONTREAL

NEwYoKR, 1ETz9x,- Troy AN6 MONTREAL
Messy Handen Co having Disposed of their route
ben, the old conductors Of Harnden & Cos Northern
E1piew, from New York, will continue to run a.
heretofore leaving New York. Albany aud Troy Daily and
connect Troy with Jacobs Montreal Express will for
ard specie Bank Notes packses Bundles Gases Of Goods
throughout the Canadas Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo.
All business entrusted their charge Will promptly
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
OF notes. df accepances, &c. and made for
the same.
PULLEN COPP
Ofhccs-Pullen Copp, ~ Wall street, New York
Thos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
A. u. EIlkins, 228 River street, Troy.
g. Jacobs Exchange Court, st Paul 1T, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NEW YoRx. ALBANY. TRoY
Prime, Ward King, y. j. Humphrey, Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little, X Co, Thos. Cough. r. Wells
John T. Smith, & Co.. s X. Stow,
Pepoon x Hoffman, c. 3. Doug glass,
Carpenter X Vermiyc F. Leake
Houghton Y Co.
Drew Robinson & Go. ma
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
The most highly approved Nedi

cine now in general use .for Covghs, Cohas apal
all diseases Of The Lungs.
vVNHE VEGETABLE PuLMosARY BALsAm is believe
i be the most popular medicine even known in AIMED
for Coughs, Colds Asthsma Pbthisic, ConsuH
Whoopng Cough and pulmonary affections Of every A
Eat acts from Certificates.
DIR Samuel Merrii Of Concord H. writes that he'd
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is wlsJ
medicine, having boon used with complete
which had previously resisted the most approved pre'
tons.
DIR. Truman Abel Of Lcmpster N II writes that be cal
IDENTIFY recommends its use n all complaints Of the ob
equal not superior to any medicine within his knoWt
DR. AmoIy Hunting of Franklin, Mass. writes, thSt,s
having prescribed the usual remedies without rebel q
having consulted with several eminent ply sicaDs y
found the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam to have The deus
effect, and recommends it as SAFE convenient and era
cious medicine
Dr. Thomas Brown OF ConcordiN VI writes, tbatu b
knowledge II b,s disappointed the reasonable t
tations Of those who have used II.
The pnbc arc particularly cautioned against the 10
counterfeits or limitations, which have partially S
assumed the name Of the genuine article.
III BE assured that il is not genuine unless one OF
Of the signatures Of SAmPsos REID WIS JOS, &c
Ler are found attached TO the yellow label blg.e
velope. IAN labels Of and after the date Of Dec. 1889
hay the written signature OF WIN Jonn Cutler PtPf
by REED WING & CUTLER, flate Low g. Rs
Wholesale Druggists 81 Chatham street Boston, stta
by JAS GREEN g. Co, Worcester, and by DrSgf
Apothecaries. and Country Merchants generally. n
so cents NOD i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

~ E1rnAossIssAY MrcHtNic 10 iht
town Arl,h "a scD,lso4. there .a,oly lived man
Of much provincial c,l.trty, Of the uamc OF
Jamo, Sssdy The ougnaky q genius and eH
era,ficny q chafaricf which distinguished ths
remarkable pcrson hssc besn already surpasscl
Dcpnro5 e., ga c3fly src Of ,he asa Of be l'rs
hs conuivcd by diu, u ingenuity not only % pass
vs. iin1c avrtcshr bn % render himscl! a useful
iarfnbef Of sociuy he soon displayed taste
81 mcdaniel pgifuns and oonIirtd as a work
shop iof his operations Nou u circular bed, the
.,4ss Of whieh being rsis,d about Is inches shove
The eloshe, weto csnployai as platform fof turn.
,ng la,hcs tables vice. AMI other tools fall kind.
III, genius fof prsciicial mechanics Was unitcr.
sal lie ~as skilifll IN ell soils q turning and
consrucicd several very ceucus ia'hcs as we'll as
clocks s. Ingslcll Instruments Of every description
90 less admitted tot The swocncfs OF their tone
than the cioganse OF their execution he excel.
led too, va the construction Of optical instruments
and FADE some rejecting telescopes, tho spccula
q which were not interior 10 those haishtd by
the mos; eminent London afiis& lie suggested
some Improvements ~ the machinery for spin.
ning ha1 and We believe be was the iiI s. " bo
made the wooden join'od snuff boxes. generally
called Lawrence kirk boxes, some Of which fl5ri
ou,od by this self laugh; ariis. were purchased
and sent IA the royal family To BIS other know.
edge be a31ed an accurate knowledge of draw.
ing and engraving, and 40 both OF these arts pro.
daccd specimens OF the highest excell,nce For
upwards Of htylycan he,quiued bis bed only three
times and on these occasions his house was either
inundaiei with water or threained with danger
from hre Has curiosity, which was unboundod,
prompted hiin 10 hatch different kinds Of binds
eggs by the natural warmth of his body and he
afterwards raised the motoey brood with all the
tenderness Ct parent so that on visiting him
II was no uncommon thing TO see various singing
birds TO which be may be said TO have given binh,
poarchcd on bi, head, and waibling the artificial
notes he had taught them. Naturally possessed
OF cool constitution AMI an active mind his
house was the general coffee room Of the village
where the affairs OF both church and state were
dieusse1 with the utmos, freedom. In consequence
Of long confinement his countenance had rather a
sekly east but II was remarkably expressive,
and would afford fine subject for the pencil of
Nilkie particularly when he was surrounded by his
country friends This singular man had acquired
by his ingenuity and industry an honorable indie
ptn1ance, aud died possessed of considerabl prop
city. He married about three weeks before his
death. From this brief history of James Sandy
we may learn the very instructive lesson, tina, no
difficulties too great to be overcome by indus
try and perseverance, and that genius, although it
should sometimes miss the distinction il deserves
will sedom fail, unless by its own fault 10 secure
competency and respectabIlty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

vINOh SHEU VI MS LOZINGEN. l.
a may, Tor they are as pleasant as the h,.i r.
Candy and possess all the properties itoni,n. ttt
them when sick. DIR, SuERMaS issn experience o. -
and Member the Medical Society Of the ~, n
York, aud has abandoned large and lucrative ~
enable him to Introduce Medicine in tbis ple....,F
FIVE years experience, and the consumptlo ion o.
and twenty SIX tons ofhs Lozonges has placed ny.
yoad doubtsshd uncertainty.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
Aud many suffer for months and even ,ea,, 6.
without suspectfng the cause. They NAV b, -.
bad breath. picking at the nose, pnaWing of tho
paeness about the lips aud flushed cheeks .arss ~
grinding OF the teeth, pain in the stomach b.l Nv.
joints, flashes of heat chills, drowsnes. br,Jls III
taste in the mouth, dry cough fe,etshBess ro,c,a,
tte, icanness. itching of the arms &c. The mphnas
cases these Lozenges have cured almost iNe,sSN1, ~
failure has never been known.
MY HEAD WILL SPLIT
Is often said by those who subject to h.,i,,,
Shermans Camphor Lozcnges will cure anv case ss.
how bad, in ten minutes. They cure Palpf,slot q n
Heart Sea Sickness, Lowness of Spirits Despond,a a
tigue and most Nervous Diseases IN tina, ot,pt
They dispel all the distressing symptoms Of night, Ca
patton, keep up the spirits and enable person 10 ust,
groat mental and bod ly toll. They enabled Geo v a.
neton Dixon 10 walk 10 hours without rest VI sleep
said he could not have done It without them.
MY COUGH WILL KILL Me
Say many and still they 60 on ncgIecing II I'll he rid
swallow them up. Sherman's Cough Lorengcs will sol
dateiy aay all ordinary cases They the most va
nate recent in a few hours and never fail To %
10 asthma whooping cough, cough attending measles 4
tighDess Of the chest they give instant relief IN CoB
ton where death has not set his seal these lo7engs
restore the bloom TO the haggard cheek aud htalhb
otherwise lost patient They have cured great mar, Vi
sons that had been given up by their physicians and @
Their celebrity for curing coughs and colds So qud \
easily is known throughout the civilized world and 4
demand for them is beyond the conception Of aL w
think Of FIVE six Of these Lozengos pleasant TO h,
as common sugar plumb curing the most tIIiea
coughs in less than thirty minutes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
Remedy for she Piles.

TO those afflicted with this gtievous maady, the
subscriber is happy to announce tina, he has
prepared wha, repeated isl has proved to be safe
and sure remedy. While two or three applications
Of the Ointment infalibly removes the complaint OF
common malieui,y. The sobjoined certificates
show tina, its virtues property tested, will reach
and relieve cases ofaggravaied and invetcraie char
acter.
Sold at the Rutland Booksiore--price c5 cents a
box, ID. klRkALDlE.
We hereby certify that we have experienced the
hes, effects from the use OF the ointment prepared
by d. kirkaldie for the Piles, and we do earnestly
recommend il To all who similarly affected as
mos, speedy, safe and successful remedy for that
complaint. JoEL LocKLIS,
Thomas 5. SPENCER,
JosEpH TAYLOR,
Rutland, Dec. 8, 1912 1926
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
saddles, Harnesses &c.

VUNHE subscriber would inform his friends andi
Il the public in general that he has on hand a
large assortment Of saddles and Harnesses, such as
plated, brass, japan and common Harnesses, double
and single sets portable and tree Saddles, brides
and haliers also large assortment Of Trunks Of
all kinds and sizes, and all other kinds Of work
usually made in Saddler's Shops The above ari-
cles viii be sold very low for cash or most kinds OF
country produce, such beef or young cattle next
October, or grain the January %llowing, or wool
next summer.
All persons wishing 10 purchase any of ihe above
articles are requested TO- call and examine before
purchasing.
WV. HALL.
Rutland, Dec 81, 1912 53l
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HENRY HALL, Register.


STATE # Vermont IDE II remembered
D,.irc, Of Rutland IS { Is that at special
probate onur heid a, Rutland. within and for said
J,s,nei oa lhe 2Od, Oav Of May, A. ID. Isi3,
Present WIN. Hall, Judge.
Homer Rockwell. executor OF the last will and
testament Of solomon Rockwell late Of Middleiown
said strict, deceased tesate proposing 10 render
m account Of his said administration,
1t is ordered that said account be referred for
examination and ailowsnc to the first Monday,
being the 30 day OF July next. and that copy Of
this order be published three weeks successfully,
previous thereto, in the Rutland Herald, newspa-
per pdnled at Rutland, tina, oil persons interested,
may appeal and object TO the same If they cause
true copy Of record,
1926 HENRY HALL, Register.
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Sal, 4 VsrqouL DE remembered thai
Di.tnct 1t Rs,land - - q, stated Probate
uouli iad a. ROLAND within and fof said dssinci
on The ,hs ffsi x'tdsy icing tho Ssh day OF June,
A. ~. Isf3.
Present, wm Hall. Judge.
El4skin hallou. exec uiof al Joha BslioU, late Of
Nahul lord IN ssid distinct, deceased. proposing
40 fcnenr an account Of his said administration,
II is ordered that said accoun, be referred for
iminsiinu ADD allowance, 10 he FIRST Monday being
- dsy of Juv neat, and that a copy Of this order
be published three weeks successively, previous
thereto in the Ru,lsud Herald newspaper printed
al Rutland. ihsi Ill persons Interested may appear
and object 10 the same II they see cause.
true copy OF record.
1925 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
The Universal Medicine ofLifc

uTBRANDRETH'S PILLS NAV be said TO be THE
Universal Medicine OF Life or they cleanse amp purify the
blood strengthen and nvgovae the and the
Perecng of Digestion by which avoid ae ncholy and
prevent the creation Of those humours to which owe
Efys,pelas Scurvey Gou and those slimy dregs out
which the Stone aad Grnvel is formed within us -
tbs now well understood that the Brandreh Pills ba
the first physicians had bevond all human
means of relief II now not only known that the Brand
reth Pills CURE, but it is also understood HOW they
that by their purifying effect on the blood that they
restore the body to health.
The value of this medicine is becoming more and more
manifest 1t is recommended from family to family The
Brandreth Pills in almost ImpeTceptibe manner,
all noxous aecumulaons, and purify and invgorae the
blood and their good effects not
Being composed entirely OF Vegetables they
do not expose those who them TO danger and their e
fects certain they sautary They daily and
safely administered infancy youth, manhood, and old
age and TO in the most critical and delicate crcum
Stances They do not disturb or choke the animal func
ton. but restore their order and re- establish their health
The Bandreth Pills are sold at rs cents per box at Dr.
Brandreth's New England Office,
10 HANOVER STREET 10
Only place in BOSTON for the TRUE PILLS.
" To Be REMEMBERED that each of the genuine
That each label has two signatures of DIR. Benjamin
Brandretb upon it.
And there be upon each box three signatures, thus
b. BRANDRETH, M. ID.
"A" 'n''''lBBf ESJAMi IN BRANDRErH.
Besides the labels are full Of small printing done in red
ink there being the labels nearly three hundred impress
ions Of Benjamin Brandretb's Pills.
AGENTS for This State in Rutland County.
Rutland, p. MILTON, Orwell, A. l.. Catlin,
Ripley Bailey Pawlet, WIN b. Sheldon,
Brandon, Ira Button. Pittsford, Henry Smonds,
Warren q Bliss, Poultney, A. Bliss,
Clarendon, G. e. A. Bullard James o. Richardson
Hitchcock r. Morgan Shire wsbury John Buck master
Castleton, Hodges &Hawkns Sudbury, Ira b nghsm
f. Jameson. falmouth, N. W. Sawyer
Cungsvle, Brown Dow, Wallngford, s. Tow nsend IT,
Dandy, s. g. N. J. Smith, I.apham, Vail a. Co
Enoch + Rogers, Wells, Allen Grover,
Fairhaven, A g. J. G. Allen Wesbaven s d. Armstrong
Middietown, ). G. Bruce. r Smith
Orwell, W. Chapman a. Co. WHITEHALL, NY Ds, SMoody
Those agents are likewise su pplied with
BRANDRETHS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
which is pronounced by those who have made trial
A Boon 10 The Human Race 62Iy
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the district Of Rutland, commits
soneIs to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of
Joseph Hagar, late Of WaHingford
in said district, deceased represented insoven, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offse,
thereto and six months from the seventeenth day
of May last, being allowed by said court for thai
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice tina, we
will attend to the business OF appointment at the
house of Susan Hagar, in Wallngford, on the Sd
Wednesdays Of August and November next, from
one o'clock until five O'clock p. NJ, on each of said
days. JOEL w. AINswoRTH g,
Dated at Wallingford, this 3lst day of NAV ls43
%: 25
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NOTICE.


A LII persons having open accounts With tie late
IA firm of Hooker and Wooster are particularly
requested to call and settle the same without delay,
as the subscriber is DESTROYS of closing up the old
concern, either by note or cash payment.
M. II. WOOSTER.
West Poul,ncy, June l, Is43. 1926
w the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district of Fairhaven
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Ddrid Goodrich, late Of Wells,
IN said district, deceased repre- nsolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the third day May
lsf3, being allowed by said court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business OF our said appointment al the
dwelling house ofWilliam Goodrich in Wells, or
the second Mondays of July and September next
from O'Clock until four O'clock p. m, on each o.
said days
JOSEPH Park, ALLEN GROVER, Comrs.
Wells, June /, l543. 23:25
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

RURT q Mason have commenced the manufac
- ture Of calf skin Boots and Shoes; also, al
kinds Of kid AID morocco work, especially for hei,
o,en sales. They have employed superior work
men and have supplied superior materials for the
business. Customers will be supplied with any ar
tice in this line of business on the most reasonable
terms. Ladies and gentlemen can have their under.
standings fitted in the latest and neatest style and
most durable manner on short notice, in case the
cToct article shall not re on hand.
Rutland, June l, ls43. e3-o5
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Take Physic eaily--Medicinc comes too late
When the disease becomes inyetefale.

Recommended by The Faeuliy-L'b5y' PH',
BY long experience these PiLis have p sen
thousands 10 be the best nd safest Family heden,
to discovered. At all seasons Of the year they WV
very valuable to all who with TO secure
sickness They alike safe for children q, u =. ~
cd Of life and require no extra attention TO de
ing Bilious and Liver paints dyspeps" OF nof "a
nervous diseases, sick headache. aud all ossl -,
from impure state OF The blood. OF disofoei
the stomach or bowels are speedily removed p
They prevent scuryy, costiseness and is eoa -. q
therefore seafrfng men should never be without "A
nor climate affects them not. ,r,,t ~
wholesaie druggists ana sole Sgablsi w