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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-31

Remainder Of Correspondence on Second Page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-31

Mr.. BTDLACK presented the petition Of citi
zcns OF Wyoming county, Pennsylvania, asking
for reduction OF the rates of postage, and the re-
strction of the ranking privilege, which was re-
ferred 10 The Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-03
From the Boston Courier.
THE RAILROAD TO DURLING
TON.
FITcHBURG, DECEMBER IL. 1s43.

Messrs, Ediiors,-l like your paper
(s,art not, gentlemen. III like it for its in
Experimentation its freedom from the lit
tleness that looks to personal interests, and
which controls 10 many of our daylies. /
am led thus 10 speak. from having seen 10
your paper, almost alone, an extended no.
lice of the Fitchburg Railroad, and dis
position 10 lay fairly before the communi-
~, any information concerning its exien-
sion,--the success of which, believe, is
fair more important 10 The city Of Boston,
than tcaS eUen that ofihe Great Western.
Ny Object now is 10 give your readers
some account of great meeting held OF
Braitlehoro'. W., on the 9Th inst, in favor
of the Fiichburg Railroad. 1t was a very
large meeting. composed of delegations
not only from the Connecticut and Mier's
River valley. but from New Hampshire
and the whole line of towns from the other
side of the " great pass" in Vermont, viz:
Rutland. Pittsford, Brandon, Middlebury',
I'd Burlington. The result of the DELHI
erations Of this great body of intelligent
men was, not TO recommend or counien-
ance the extension to Braateboro', as was
strongly pressed by the delegates on that
route; but 10 choose committees to report,
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-03

wo is me if preach them not" know
not of but one proper effectual way to
vrcvent this apPrehended evil. 1t IS Tor
ministers to cease to rphold tbs DerHs pol
nics-it is for them to do their duty and
preach Gods politics-and to be no longer
dumb dogs that cannot bark Wtth this
change-this Heaven demanded change
IN them all the danger in question would
vanish; and not only tn ose eAen less mt,
but myself also, would cease to be preach
ers ofth neglected, this unpreached part
of the gospel. | freely admit, that my
education, my habits, my pursuits unht
me for preaching the gospel; and that my
only Justification for preaching the part OF
it which teaches righteous politics, is,that
they omit to preach it who are chosen and
competent to preach the gospel"
So the gospel is politics, and politics
are gospel, according to this lay preach
er's notionsl 1t may be so, but if so,
both politics and the gospel have been We
~ imperfectly revealed and interpreted to
us. We have never heard MIR. Gerrit
Smith preach. yet, however, and thus has
it CHANGED perhaps, that we are in such
utter darkness OH these topics.
Next to Fourierism, Dialism, Socialism
or whatever "the new social revelation
is most properly denominated, we have had
occasion TO comment upon nothing richer
in their several why's, for sometime past,
than Mr.. Smiths abolition sermons, and
Mr.. Burritt's lunatic speculations. But
seriously, how can men of this stamp be
content to make such noodles of them
selves!-Trog Wig.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-03

TARIFF NEGoTTATIoN.-The Secretary
OF State has sen, in a report, communica.
ling project of treaty with the German
Customs Union. according 10 which We are
TO reduce our duties on German Goods, Of
Flax, Hemp, Silk, &c. and ask in return 10
a reduction Of duties on Tobacco. Let.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-03
hirh in popular favor.

high in popular favor.
A letter from Athens of the Dist October,
states that the Russian Ministers had left that
capital for the frontiers. Proper persons
were employed in drawing up form of the
constitution for Greece, and copies Of the
constitutions of France, England, the United
States. and Belgium, have been laid before
them, for the purpose Of enabling them to
assist their decision. The Belgian constitu-
ton is considered the most complete, and
will form the foundation Of the Grecian Con-
stitution.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-03
FIRE.

We regret 10 learn that the village of
Thetford, VT. has been visited by very
severe fire for the place The store, out
buildings and goods of DR.. Kendrlck-ihe
dwelling house. barn and sheds of Lowell
Carey. Esq, and the law Office of AbIah
Howardjr. ESQ, were on monday evening
last cohsumedo y fire. All insured by lbe
Orange CO. Mutual in the sum OF four thous'
and dollars.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-03

ters have passed. On the sufioct io,,,
Mr W neal or 'n' minister OF Forrirn ia
airs. from witch il aprcu's HAT he par,,.
are pre'ty'weII agreed. Il would be- a., ~
'i's'ik and pro-'nOiCco comnpasu,p
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

AN EXCELLENT RECIPE FOR COLD.
The following recipe is recommend
ed to US by a friend, as possessing
more than usual efficiency in removing
colds, coughs, &c. He styles it sim
valuable" and says i. cured him speed.
lily and completely, after the efforts OF
irregular physician had been employed
in vain:
Take one cup full Of the leaves oil
hoarhound, and the same of hops, and
put them in a quart Of water. Boil
down the preparation to one pint.
then strain it, and add half a pound OF
ordinary brown sugar, and add half a
pint of West India moasses. Let the
whole simmer over slow FIRE, for fit.
teen minutes; then remove it to cool
place, and when perfectly cold add six
cents worth Of paragoric, and the thing
is done. Half a wine glass of this
mixture should be taken morning, noon
and night, until the necessity tina, calls
for this remedy, ceases.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

WORKING FOR A LIvINa.-We find
the following excellent article in the
Offering, edited by the factory girls in
Lowell
"From whence originated the idea
that it was derogatory to a lady's digni.
ty, or blot upon female character, to
labor, and who was the first to saw,
sneeringly! ooh! she works for a liy.
ing!' Surely, such ideas and express
sions ought not to grow on republican
soil. The time has been when ladies'
of the first rank were accustomed to
busy themselves in domestic employ
ment. Homer tells US of princesses
who used TO draw water from the
springs, and wash with their own
hands the finest Of the linnen of their
respective families. The famous Lu.
cresia used to spin in the midst Of her
attendants and the wife Of Ulysses,
after the seige of Troy, employed her.
self in weaving until her husband re-
turned fnom Ithaca"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

The Richmond Wing Of the LIST. pub
fishes what purports to be the official
result of the election in the Albemarls
District. for Congress. The election
was held last fall, but the Wing says
the official returns have not been be.
fore published. The returns elect Goo
GIN (Whig) instead of his Locofoco
opponent, as has been heretofore sup
posed. The majority is 80. Should
this prove correct, it may be consider
ed at least curious circupastance.---
no. Repub.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

A JUDICIAL EcHo.-One day after
some forensic sparring of no amicable
nature between the late Lord Norbury
and Mr.. Parsons, uncle Of the present
Earl of Ross, his lordship was inter.
rupted in his charge by the loud bray.
ing Of a donkey in the streets 70 the
asslzes town. "What g that I" asked
his lordship. Mr.. Parson rose, and
gravely assured him that it was merely
the echo Of the court.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Tribune.
Philadelphia, Dec. IL. P. NJ.


Important seizure Of Counterfeit
.4pparatus.-During the past week,
Recorder Vaux received some impor-
tant information that a house in the
upper part of the city contained large
quantity Of counterfeit apparatus, which
was soon to be brought into use, unless
Immediately secured. The Recorder
called to his aid police officer Hoffner,
and repaired to the house in question,
where, after diligent search, they found
suspended from the rafters by cords,
hanging between the brick outer wall
and the plastering of the second story
room, two boxes three feet in length
and four in width, which contained AZ
steel transfer rollers, capable of making
without combination, 1877 plates for the
printing of spurious notes the greater
portion were new, and some had been
used. The estimated value was 3d.
900. -Four plates, steel and copper
were ready for use; SO pieces, seperat.
ed, to be used combined for making
plates, beside portions of new transfer
press. About $4,000 of counterfeit
notes were also found, with some other
matters Of importance. The entire
apparatus belonged to a notorious gang
of three persons one of whom is now
in the Eastern Penitentiary, one dead,
and the third at large. Recorder Vaux
merits the thanks of the community for
his prompt action in this matter.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

argument IN favor Of Marriage.-
1t appears by the report of the keepers
of the Kentucky Penitentiary, that Of
the convicts in that institution, thirty
eight are married; and one Kindred
and twenty-five are bachelors. Of
the men over twen!y-one years old in
this State, probably four are married
for one single. So that Of the whole
population there are more than thir.
teen single for one married man con.
victed of crime. Does not this fact
show the vast importance Of the in
s.i;ution of marriage! There is not
one married woman in the p(nilen.iary
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

A young sprig from New York Wis.
tied the Shakers at Lebanon the other
day, and as he was wandering through
the village, encountered stout hearty
specimen Of the sect, and thus accos lie u
him: "Well, Broadbrim, are you much
of Shaker I" "Nay," said the
other; "not over much, but can do a
little that way" So he siezed the a..
tonished Gothamite by the collar and
nearly shook him out Of his boots.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
Capt. Ross, during his late exploring

Capt. Ross, during his late exploring
expedition to the Antarctict ocean, dis.
covered mountain IL, 400 feet above
the level of the aea, in lat. II 80 S.,
and LONG. 1877 East, which emitted
fame and smoke in grand profusion.-
He named this splendid volcano Mount
Erebus. The highest southern latii-
tude that had been reached by naviga.
tors who had preceded him, was n
Is; but Capt. Ross, with wonderful
degree Of perseverance, penetrated as
far South as 70 South, where his fur.
Their progress was effectually barred b,
immense packs Of ice.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

PR1DE.--Augustine says truly. That
which first overcame man, is the last
thing he overcomes." Some sins COM
paratively may die before US; but this
hath life in it as long as we live. II is
as the heart OF all, the first living, and
the last dying; and hath this advan.
tage, that whereas other sins are for
mented by one another, this feeds on
virtues and graces--as a moth that
breeds in them, and consumes them.
This hydra, as one head of it is cut
off another rises up; it will secretly
cleave to the best actions, and prey up
on them; and therefore there Is much
need that we continually watch, and
fight, and pray against it.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

SMUGGLING TOBACCO. sailor,
sauntering along one Of the streets Of
London recently, was overtaken by a
calman with load of, apparently, old
ships ropes. and among them hawsef
of uncommon size. Jack Instantly re-
cognized in this an old shipma,e. He
accordingly hailed the car, jumped in,
and began cutting some eighteen inches
Of the hawser. The carman remon.
strated, but Jack laughed as he con-
vinced him that the old hawser was
capital negro head tobacco. Though
the hawser was delivered a few feet
short, yet it went duty free.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

Moccasin Tracks! ssIndfans about -,
A deputation from a tribe Of Indians
arrived in this city on Friday last, and
put up at Makers Globe Hotel. l. is
said they are from Iowa, and their OBJ
ject, to make treaty with the Govern
ment for the sale Of lands. The dele.
cation consists Of five persons: two
chiefs and three braves.-U.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
A Monstrous Machiue,-Au i

A Monstrous Machine.-Au i'm.
mense steam engine is now construct
ing in Cornwall, England, for the pur'
pose of draining the lake of Harlem
The cylinder of this "mammoth" en-
CINE is twelve feet in diameter, with q
twelve feet stroke. Round this i'm.
mense cylinder are arraigned eleven
pumps; each of them SO inches in diam.
eter, with a nine feet stroke. The
valve at the bottom of the cylinder is
of the butterfly construction, which is
not generally conceived to be well a.
dapted for large engines.
The Printers Ghost.-The follow.
ing fearful ghost story, we find in late
number of the East ALBANIAN. The
editor of the paper is a very sensible
fellow, and would not be likely to risk
his reputation as prophet-unless he
had undeniable evidence Of the fulfil
ment of his predictions.
sin our opinion, one Of the punish
ments that some people will find pre-
pared for them in Tartarus, will be to
be chased round and round its gloomy
circumference, by the ghosts of prin-
tiers. Imagine. reader, how you would
feel. going it. in the marshes Of Styx,
at your extreme pace, followed by the
shadow of a defunct publisher, with a
sharp stick in one hand, and a bundle
of unreceipted accounts in the other!
Now you sink in the sulphur bog!-
for, recollect you are the ghost of a
well-fed man-while the greyhound
like spirit of your starved creditor jobs
you with his stick in the region of
honor, and urges you on! Remember,
too, this will be no single dash of one
mile,' but that it will be continued
until your executors or heirs balance
the books on earth!"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
pWysHC & SURGERY.

nm. IT. HOUGHTON, Offers his Pro-
s.'';on.l services to the citizens OF Bur
mrton and vicinity. .,,
h. Office IS on the corner Of Washington
md Third Streets.
july l3-tf
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

DIR. A, III BE ON3 ON,
Far;el2, Jefferson County, Io'ca TERRY.
RI Particular attention paid to Rheuma-
i'm sep. '43 10
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

sAMUEL c. THOMPSON.
snmission aud Foudrding Merchant, Deaf
rm Produce, Grocfries, boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods Queenspare, Hardrare,
Iron, Mails, Glass, Hats. &c.
LAYER brick block, Burlington, Iowa Icr'y.
REFERENCES Messrs. Won Pfu' & NJ Gill;
v. ". Thompson. & Co. Blaine, Temp
Inns & Barrett, Aldr;ch, Lockwood s. Co.
Mckay & Thompson, 81 louis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
THE
~ H W NJ
.ra,',suED EVERY THURSDAY ON MAIN
STREET,
,AMEs G. EDW A 4 Ds'
BIZ Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS

II u IL w >
no,,ar and Fifty Cents per year
to BE ps g., Mouths, eighty-seuen and a nag
cents n compliance with the above terms
!, nvh each delinquent to an extra
will sa If Twenty-Five cents for every three
;a,'ss % delay. This rule '0'll be strictly
'dr pa,soo 81 forwarding two dollar current
ls s iii by mail, ranked by a Post Mas
DanA u III he credited for seventy numbers.
'S' engagements wei inserted at one dollar per
Au'V for the first and fifty cents for each
aaOnent insertion. A liberal discount
SUI SUI n YEARLY advertisers.
No. o..o,rsssional or Business CARDS, not ex'
linz five lines, will be inserted Tor i've
dalars per annum.
p,,lncton is the seat Of Justice Tor Des
vaines County, and contains about 2ooo
l ..S,Ii 1t is situated on the west
s.nk of the Mississippi. about 2oo miles
.boye Saint Louis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
GIaO, !
E. D. MIIrhII,s-

|ta,a., ! ~ |; D. MILLS
sa,, " Lao and Solicitor in Chanceru.
|st.s dug, IN the several courts of the first
||'plsite ,Ls , ~ Office in the brick building
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
j. #. TAEEANT,

De Il. EAEL AMI,
n Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN
0fass, Medicines. Paints, Dye Stufs,
futty. Windo'o Glass, &c. &c.
W. Water street, Burlington, Iowa.
y would call the attention Of Physicians,
%slenants and Farmers. trading in the city,
!" y, select and full assortment. of articles
T., an me- and the quality and prices OF
lulyl3 7
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

,,,,,, Ia 10 lElITaIETs7
"SEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Os,. !, Burlington Iowa.
.s sie brick building on Main Street,
lee, opposite the Gazette office.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11
w. III. TAAUKO.

4 D. RAND. FL. c. PEAsLEY.
e. D. RAND, * Co.
p'slsrs in Groceries, Provisions Boat
/, Stores, sc. &c.
Vae door above the store of +. J. c. Pcaslev.
Water Street, Burlington.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-11

quantity
rtest no
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and on
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to call
RSON.
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-14
BRANDRET'H'S PILLS.
Secured by letters Patent Of tie Uaitsd: States
THE AK1HoD OF PREPARING Tnr BRANDRErHlAs vEsr7x.
EXTRACTS. -. ,.dr,.ta.a

THE METHOD oB PREPARING TnE BRkNDRKrHlAA vEerTx.
EXTRACTS. ,.I,5.te.a
AVEAT entered 9th of June, 842,--Patent granted q
" Benjamin Brnndretb, goth January, l843.
The extracts Of which Brandrehs Pills are composed d
obtained by this patented process, without boiling any ap
puon of'heat The active principle Of the herbs thus
scured the same as Is IN the Living Vegetable.
The public should be cautious Of medicines recommended IE
advertisements stolenf me, In whchihe contemplate rob
be eaesny language merely altering the name Time ws
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE &
tFBrandreth's Pills are the Peoples medicine proved BY
Thousands who daily recommend them 10 the afflicted The
EsANpRETns Pills growing every day popular their
virtues are extending their usefulness he sick Of both sexes
daily deriving benefit from them No case Of disease but
they be used with advantage ebes hard Jumps Of
e skin they speedily cure, with eryspeas with coughs
and colds with costvenes, with cancer with hos
purced lips ana cankern the MOUTH Let the affiliated tho
medicine, and they viii fnd they require no other.
Gjrsod at rs cents per box with direction s4i ,
The only Agents for The sae Of Dr. b. Bandfeh'a vsVss
bWUnversal Pills. IN Tuscarawas county, are Chaplin ~
by, New Philadelphia and Philip P. Lafsr, sandyvls
May 25. 1912. fai Sf fift.s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-14
.3aAUTIOs or nGRDTUI10R
InIRo Ia o. iRRRMo

HAvfNc permanently located IN New Philadelphia, res
peetfuly tenders b professional services tho public
ehd hopes by faithful discharge Of his duty those who
nAy sec his aid, TO receive ShaTe Of public patronage
4 His remedies are chiefly OFFS VEGETABLES CHARAc
combining ndness and efficacy, and when skilfuy nd
iasered. well adapted and eradicate disease In
el ths varied forms, to which the human system sSblas
having thorough knowledge Of the
~ Urcscopian Practise, 5,
BaaSIaE diseases by the arne) persons wishing sg Ssx
thsmaslves Of this advantage: nf4 as s.. Z
Cash will be expected In all enses, except fer riding
Once the building lot formerly eeeApied BY W
leaofe, on the corner Of high and Skill streets. ,,
!. pgeembsr 8, lsa3,-ly .as5
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! nsNCrRY NorrvE. \

egtYrls1 na 1851 tri 1872 - ~ Ws NaAHgF'
ss'sse 5'S'' rhrIrEOS o complete real .ealrayi
SoaN Dishsf nd casharne his wile ruvsd swar1, wy
- liam swaTR JAhss ewsrsi tavid Haihausi and Mar
ga1sl his WA Itmas eaaIt and Catrnt is wife Psls
naeker fionsy wIpsd and Mary his wife Jacob smfh and
Mary III ufc Jacob Smith and sasan his wife, Thohas
tOfluebs and Ezpbelh hin Wife Philip KnappsnberEsr Ad.
winlor ol Jacob BackeT decd, hereby notified,
qnihs 2eh da dav OF November A. ~ 1885, Joseph stou,.
ef ne eeqnV OF Tuscanwas and sie Of Ohio nod In
c0atp Common Pleas Of the county OF Tscarawas and
ene Of Ohio Bill IN chaneery against d said defendants
which, aid BI sols forth that about the 22nd Of July
A. D. lS20 The pad Joseph Stout entered Into an article with
abe d jacob Baee now decd for the purchase Of the fol
oWuk 1saa then owAedhy the said Jacob Bnee wlch said
siana y laae IA The county Of Tnscawas. Ohio, and des
cIed n aald article follows, viii Six acres be taken
- e e0ulh quarter Of section number 2 township
10 ge 70 be taken on Of the north side Of said Qurer
and on the vat side of the Road leading from New Phia
dnpha Wooster 10 taken from the centre Of said road
n parallel line 10 the line the Wea line Of said quarter
aud ddionng the plat Of Ssburg that the said Stout
has complied with bis par, Of said article and has paal Of
1s parcse money Prayer for PFOceses and thai
deIehans b eopeled and deliver 10 petitioner
"a good and sucent deedor said lund, general relief
aHd the saId defFndan futher pohed thai unless they
appeal plead, answer. or denu 10 lbe said B within sx
Joseph Stout At e term eAr the expiration Of said
sixty dayA win apply said take the mattsr Of t
bill confessed and 10 decree thereon Accordingly.
-. CUMMINS & CAMP, %"
Dated JAM. 25, 1874, Sol's for Comrlf,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-14
WIN. F. NEELY.

WIN. F. NEELY, 'dlr
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public asu-
- eraIy. tbat ehas opened shop in the East room q
the Court House, formerly occupied office by J. Judy,
esq., New Philadelphia, where be intends carry on hO bIS
lness In the most approved style. y, % to~
COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS, ,,
and all other articles In his line Of business made in the moss
fashionable Style in plain and substantial manner to sul
the farmers Of the country and at prices suit the hardness o
the times ~ Il, ,s.r, vs,. t,
CUTTING of all kinds done on ihs shoes, notice and ns
reasonabeterms. .F 1s*E Yi&sa- ~ ,'nr fs-f
The LATEST FASHIONS will be regularly received from hS
East Country Produce win be taken In payment Of work
May 25, 1843. I9-ly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-14
The cheapest and best Medicine in the World
Dr.. SNYDEE'S VEGETABLE
FAMTE4 " PILLS.
OnIY LIZ I.2 CeDls q Box.

Only IL I-2 rents Box.
VNHESE celebrated Pills will hereafter be sold at II
u cents box, just one half what they have usually
been sold at, and each box contains, much medicine,
and as good as Motifs or Brandreths 25 cent boxes
This reduction is made to correspond with the present
low pressure times, and bring the medicine within The
reach ofevery family. AS these pills have been sold
for number Of years in the Western States they need
nothing said in the form Of an advertisement TO recon.
mend them as there living witnt nearly every
where to testify ha, they are the best Family Medicine
row before the public We say TO all who are not we'll
buy these pills for they are safe under all circumstances
and conditions ofle, ashey never debtate weaken
bat strengthen the whole system. For sale in New
Philadelphia by, h., .o CHAPLIN & RoBY.
Also in all,he principal towns throughout III
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