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indian piGcuItie, on the Frontier.

The Arkansas ivan BUREN, lntelligencer o.
the 9th inst. has the following, which indicates
trouble with the Indians on the Arkansas from
tier and in Texas:
{" We learn by letter from Col. Upshs",
the visilant agent for the Chicasaw' dated
April 25th, that conflicts had recently taken
place between some Indians Of the Praire
tribe and the citizrSs OF Texas, IN the ucin-
~ of Fort w..nua. Colonel U. writes us that
4, mart, of Wacoes killed three Surveyors,
citizens Of Texas. Subsequent to the muir
der, a party Of rangers surprised them while
they were dryingihe scalPs Of three white mea
all Of which party (four in number they killed
ssin Jonfson's Rangers reIf IN with a party OF
indians, and whilst holding talk through an
terpreler, the Indians fred upon them, when
mmenced brisk fight which continued IN
about twelve Of the Indians were killed,
number wounded, when the survivor.
fed.
Col. U. is also informed, upon good Indian
authority, that about lso KicksPoos crossed
Red river about eighty miles above Fort WASH
ita, short time since, evidently q war party.
Their destination is not known. Their march
might have been interrupted, no doubt, had
here been any dragons q, Fort wsshiia, but
hat garrison is not only deficient in dragons,
not more than dozen mounted iu<sptry could
be raised for that service.
We believe thss-Col. Upshsw has been for
|, long time urging upon the War Department
q s,s'iOn party Outrageous at that post, where
ve more needed than at any other point IN
Pontier.- -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

To KEEP BIRB FROM FRUlrs.--The following
plan, which l. discovered by accident, is,
think, perfectly efiicacious, One of my serv-
ants having by chance broken looking glass,
it occurred to NE that III ir oxen pieces, sus-
pended by sting SO a 10 arm freely in every
direction, would give the appearance OF some
thing moving about, which would alarm the
birds. | accordingly tried the plan and find
that no bird, not even the most fool hardy OF
them "a nest of newly ledged sparrows, dare
come near.
They had attacked my peas. On suspend
ing few bits of the looking glass among them
the marauders left the place. The tontils at
tackled my seckel pears TO which they seemed
very partially bit OF looking-glass suspended
in front of the tree puts stop to the mischief,
My grapes were mex! much damaged before
they were ripe, by thrushes and sIarlings;
piece of looking glass drove them away, and
not grape was touched afterwards. have
before tried many plans, and never found
any SO effective as the above.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

Rare Chonoe for a SPeeslation--The Dem.
ocratie National Convention having nominated
Gen. Cas-, formerly 80 good Federslist, III,
Federal COeksde will, we understand, be worn
ss the parry emblem. Every good democrs
is expected 10 provide himself with one imme
distely. Some Of our enierPrising merchsnu
would make good speculation BY bringing
large SUPPLY Of the article TO this point.
Mepsphu Eagle
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

Z 'TroN BLos'oM.--We have been requested
70 notice cotton blossom from the plantation
of Mr.. John Alsworth, which was left at our
office Il opened, OF, was pulled May 28th.
We dislike to notice these ptecocious blooms,
for we believe that the planters suffer for it in
prices.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

Elk President TYLER.-Reyerdy Johnson, OF
Md. in recent speech in the U. S. Senate,
said "By an accident at the Harrisburg conven-
ton, followed by more lamentable incident
at Washington, Jonn Tyler became accidental
" the President Of the United States. John
Tyler was no whig-he was no sort OF a wing;
he was no loco-no sort OF loco-he stood
alone in a party by himself lie was per Sc,
the president, and nothing more except John
Tyler With him the only constitutional
difficulty about bank was in the name oil
the thing-if you only called it a fiscal cor
poraiion, or fiscal agency, or a fiscal institu-
ton, he was satisfied. But upon trial, he found
per sc, that il would not do.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

To rlean and restore the elasticity Of cane bot
ton, chairs, couehes, etc. Turn up the bottoms
&c, and with warm water and sponge, wash
the cane work well, so that it becomes well
soaked should it be dirty yon must add soap;
let it dry in the air, and you will find it as tight
and as firm as when new, providing the cane is
not broken.-Sci. american.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09
co NJ NJ E CIAL.
New Orleans Cotton Maiket:-June 3.

The sales of the week amount to 1890
oa'es' The news by the Hibernia caused a
decline OF act, and that by the United States
VIII no doubt cause a farther decline. Ex
ufme prices 81 u; Mddling 81 81; Mid
ding Fair 81 81.
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u. S. SENATE, Nav Goth


Mr.. Cass rendered his resignation as Senator
from Michigan.
The President sentina Message recommend
ing that aid should be sent to Oregon.
The PosOlice bill passed the House.
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Dissolution.

VIE partnership between Ewing &
Pugh is this day dissolved. Those
'hueo'ed 10 the firm are expected to set
tie promptly by cash or otherwise.
p. d. EWING,
J. J. PUGH.
Canton, Jnne 7, 1913. 39-tf
DR.. Pugh vii continue the practice of
medicine-may be found at the Office
formerly occupied by Ewing & Pugh.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

The 'b'ho,s' in jackson used up all their
powder in firing for Woodbury. and Quiiman,
and Mr.. Cass, like mother llubbnrd's little dog,
in Yazoo City, Jackson and Vicksburg came
out with their Extras, swearing it was the best
nomination that could be made-''the strong
est men in the party" as they said of Jimmy
Polk
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

Corros Lics-lt has been suggested to US
b. some OF our planting friends that the i'm
seoi5 which have done SO much injury to our
crops tais year under fhe name OF cotton lice
are simply the eggs Of the ant; that they biing
them cut from their holes, fasten them to the
leaf and stalk with gluey substance, and
thus leave them TO be Matched by the sun.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

We tender our thanks to the. Vicksburg
Wing for their extra containing the Foreign
News. We have frequently been indebted to
them Tor such, and other favors.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

How many fond mothers and frugal hoPse'
wives keep their pretty daughters and theft
preserves for some extra ocrssion--sOme "big
bug or othsr--Iill both turn sour.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

PEEaealYG.-1he Rev. W. Crary Crane will
preach 10 this place on the 80 Saturday and
Sunday OF this month.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

Proposals 10 burn Lord BrJugham's Chateau--
The recent conduct Of Lord Brougham, in
which the people of Cannes have fancied there
were indications Of h. stlle feelings toward
France and toward their neighborlng friend
Charles A lberi, has nearly cost him his coun-
try seat. AT one of the late meetings OF the
clubs Of the canton. after hearing read his
speeohss in the House of Lords. motto" "a'
made that the members Of the club should I'M
mediately proceed-it being then nine O'Clock
at nght--to his Lordship's chateau with torch'
es and combusibles. But one of the speakers
rose and said, "No citizens! not now. II we
go at this hour we shall be taken Tor robbers,
If the house of the ungenerous citizen is to be
burnt, Jet us do il in open day." The suggestion
prevailed, and the chateau was saved. On the
following day the idea OF burning was ab"nd-
oned, and instead a resolution was come to that
a charivari should be given to his Lordshlp If
he ventured to set his foot in Cannes.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09
ron LIEUTENANT COLONEL.

WE are authorized to announce /. NJ. SIM
MONS as q candidate for Lieut.. Colonel of the
o5lh Regiment OF VI. NJ. Election to take
place the 3th OF July.
VIZ are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
RIDER as candidate Tor 1t. Colonel OF the
18th Regiment of NJ. NJ. Election to take
place On the 8.h OF July.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

LITTLE ERRoRs--In the hurry of a daily bu-
siness, little mistakes will unavoidabIy happen
now and then. Nothing is perfect except ones
first baby,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09
Bacon hams.

A Superior article of Bacon Hams,
- Sides and Shoulders, on hand and
for sale cheap BY
ID. w. MURPHY q Co.
June Q.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

In China man condemned to death can pro-
cure sObs'ituts Cor shout $3.50, and 10 often
SLOWED 10 do -.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09

10 Buffalo, a nsa 10 fned sas if he erses .
building without setting out shade trees IN
ront Of ID.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09
Sweet Oil,

A GENUINE article just received by
IN d. w. MURPHY & Co.
June o.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09
Chocolate.

A SPLENDID article just received by
ID. w. MURPHY e. Co.
June 8.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-06-09
Lard Oil.
st. Louis FIOur.

UST received a 10, of fresh ST. Louis
Flour, and for sale cheap by
d. w. MURPHY ~ Co.
June 8, '48.
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TO SpOrtsIllen

WYE have on hand a superior article
W Of Powder, Shot, Lead and Per.
cussion Caps, and for sale low by
ID. w. MURPHY g. Co.
June 9.
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No. 1 Mackcrcl.

lust received by
" ID. w. MURPHY e. Co.
June 0, 1913.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse ami SEcng then- Consumption can be cured
BronchistiS, Consumption, Liutr Complaint, CoidS
Catdryh, Coughs, asthma, splitting of BoOd, Soreness
IN the ChcSt hectic FiuSh, NigH Srcats, DiNcWt .,
Pr0ttSe ErPCctOrdtion, Pam iW Hc site, &c., hart
bCcn ana can be CUr,d.
DR. Townscnd-Dcar Sir; Nearly twenty years ago
took violent cold, which settled on my lungs, and al
icctcd me severely, indeed, finally it became constant
hacking COngh hut not so severe ms to prevent me IRON
attending 10 my hnsrCSs. Within the last few years i
increased on me gradually. At last became reduced
hrenlhcd with difficulty, and raised with my cough muCl
Dad matter and Tor the last nine months previous to ny
ing your Sars0paru had regular night sweatsj indeed
my friends and myself supposed that would die will
have the Happiness to inform You that
to my surprise after using three hotties OF your Sarsapa
rill find myself restored. II relieved me gradually,
am now enjoying much better health than have beior,
in g6 wears had almost entirely lost my nppeutG,wcl
is also returned You at liberty to publish this witt
my name in the papers, II You choOsc.
NV tIc girl, who is three years old had very haI
cough the whole of last Winter. We became much II
harmed her account. Waile using The medicine, say
her oft and it entirely relieved her, us wei
my self and she is well now, and hearty any child
ever She also ull OF little hOtchcSi it tool
them away and her skin is fair and smooth now, aud
am satisfied she recovered her health from using our
cccnt medicine. :. w. CONANT, l4I Bowery.
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GREAT FEVILE MEDICINE.

Dr. TowuCcmds Sarsaparlla is sovereign and speed!
cure for lnCpent Consumption, BanennCss IcuCorrhTa
Whites, obStrnC ed or difficult McnstmtIon hC0ntin
cncc OF Urine, involuntary discharge thereof and for
The general prostratCn Of the ~ stem nOmater whether
the result OF inherent cause produced by rCGuIurty
illness or accident.
Nothing Can be more surprising than its nylsomlin4
effects the human frame Persons, all weakness and
assudc, from taking it, at once become robust and full
OF energy under lis influence. 1t Immediately counter
the ncrvcIe>sness OF the female frame, which is the
great cause 0i barrcnncss
1t Will NOT he expected OF us, in cases OF so delicate
nature to exhibit certificates OF cures performed but We
the afflicted that hundreds of cases have been
reported to us Several cases where families have been
without children, after using few bottles of this nvdu
able medicine have been blessed with healthy offspring
Dr TOUnScEd-My wife being greatly distressed 10y
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
by pain and sensation Of bearing down, failing Of the
womb, and with other difficulties and having known
where your medicine has effected great cures and ao
hearing it recommended for such have descrih
cd obtained bottle OF our Extract Of SarsnparilIa,
followed the directions you gave me. In short period
it removed her puins, aud restored her to health
Being grateful for the benefits She received take pleas
in thus acknowledging it, and recommending it To tho
puha. NJ. d. MOORE,
Albany, Aug. l1,l6iA. Cor. Grand lydIus SITS.
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open the pores, penetrate to the seat Of the disease sop
"","sn1d sets free the impure particles from the health!
parts ana c\pclS them to the ruItnCc.
Thus in Liver Complaints, Consumption, Scronla,
and Asthma, ii first makes for the diseased pnricles
10 out, and then forces oil the humors that con
Stunning these internal organs, when they are immcdi-
aCiy restored to health.
AGENrs-CHA'S CHAPMAN, Woodstock, o, Bailey,
So, Woodstock Chas Raymond, Bridgewuter, A. n II.
Warducr, Windsor, G. +. Davis a Co., DutionSve,
Smith 4 Hin Proctorsville J. ll0dcI, So. Chester,
Shcrwin ~ Richardson, No Chester :. HOsworlh, Bar.
nurd, j. Smith 4 Co. Bethel, T.. 7. Neyins, R0lalton,
Baxter Wabridgr, Sharon, j. &. Brooks, Hartford, II.
n Burke, Springfield T.. lIuhcrt, West Randolph, NJ.
sylvester East Bethel = G. Steele, West Hartford, W
p. MCuer, East Rnndophi James McAlSter, No. g,
United States Hotel Boston. 39jly.
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This Extract Of Sn>upuriIla has been cyprr>Ny prcpar
ed IN reference To female complaints. No female who
has to suppose she is approaching that critical pc.
rod "the tun life, should neglect to take it, as II is
certain preventative Tor any Of the numerous and lorr
hc diseases to which females are subject at this time O
life This period may he delayed several years by using
this medicine, Nor is ii less valuable for those approach
lHg wOmanhO0d ii is calculated TO assist nature, by
quckrning the blood and and mvgorating the systm.-
Indeed this medicine Is Invaluable for all the diseases to
which women subject 1t braces the whole system
rencwS permanently the natural enCrges-hy removing
the impurities OF the bOdy-nO ir stimulating the
system ~ To prodnCc subsequent relaxation Th"" ~
The cnse of most medicines taken TOR G'n"ic weakness
iii.
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DIR, TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA.
THE MOST EX7RAORDINARY MEDICIN IN I'm
WORLD.

WORLD.
This Extract II put up in quart bottles IL IL sXtmes
cheaper, pIeaSane and warranted superior 10 ANY sold
II cures diseases without vomiting, puglns, sckening,
or debiliuting the patient.
GREAT FALL IND WINTER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority OF this Snrsaparn
over al other medicine is while II crudCaics dseascs
yg0racs the body. II Is one Of the very best fall ana
winter medicines ever knOwnj IT not only puriles the
whole system and strengthens the person. but II creates
new pure and rich blood power possessed by mother
medicine. And in this lies the grand secret OF It's won
deriu success. 1t has performed within the Wst two
years, 35 OOG cures Of severe cases OF diseases
ut least 10000 of these were considered inCurabc.
More lbnn 1900 cuscs Of Chronic Rheumatism,
2,OOJ cases OF Dysucpsia,
1000 cases Oi general DEBILITY and want Oi energy
.,OOO cases OF Tue different Female Complaints,
1900 cases Of SCrOiua,
800 cases Of the Liver complaint
$500 cases Of diseases Of the KdnCys and Dropscy
5000 cases Of Consumption,
And thousands of eases diseases the blood viz, VI.
ecers Ery siptlus, Salt Rheum Pmpes on the ice &c
together with numerous CHses Of Sick Headache Pain in
the Side and Chest, Spinal Affections, &c. 4 C.
This, are aware must appear Incredible, but we
have letters from Physicians and our Agents from all parts
the United States informing us oieXraordnnry cures.
r. VAN BUsKIRE, Esq Onc OF the mostrespeCabe Drug
g.s in Newark, NJ informs us that he can refer
more than 800 IN that place alone. There are thou
sands OF cases in the city of New York, which we viii
refer with pleasure and to men Of character It's The
best medicine for the preventive Of disease known Il
undoubtedly saved the lives OF more than 5000 Chdret
me past As it removed the cause OF diseaSG'ant
prepared them or the summer season. II has neverbeel
known To- ujure in the least the most delicate child.
RHEUNTiTiSM
This Sarsapara is used with the most perfect success
in Rheumatic complaints, however severe or chronic
The astonishing cures II has performed are indeed won
derul Other remedies sometimes give temporary relief
this entirely cradiCales II from the sysem even when h
limbs and bones are dreadiully swollen.
IyIIear Mr. Seth Terry, OF the oldest and most re
spectacle lawyers in Hartford, Conn The following Il
an extract Of Il letter received from him
Dr. TOtunSend-l have used one bottle Of your Sarss
parilla and find il is excellent in its effects upon CrOn
! n Tr,t, iut
occasoned several years ago, in public stage. Pleas
send me two bottles to the OF DR. Seymour. hny
COnversCd with two OF our principal ply scians and rec
ommcnd your SarsapaIn. SETH TERRY.
| Hartford, March II, lEl7.
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DR. Fermentation Sir: lhayc the pleasure TO inform
yun that three oi my children hcvc been cured OF The
SCrOlula by the use Of SOn- excellent medicine. They
were all afflicted very severely with bad sores have tax
en- only tour bottles; took them away, for which feel
my -eli under deep obligations. Yours, respectfully,
n. York. March /, ~. |. w. GRAIN log Wooster ST.
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DR. Townsend is daily receiving orders from Physicians
in different parts OF the Union.
This to certify that we, the UNDERSIGNED Physicians
Of the City OF Alhamy have in numerous cases prescribed
DR. Iown>cnd'S Sarsaparilla and believe ito be Of
the most valuable preparations in the market.
II. 7. PULLING, NJ. u. J. WILSON. NJ. d.
P.E. EIMENDORF,M D. 4. b. BRIGGS, NJ. ID,
Albany, April |, 1916.
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Horrid Scrofula Cured.

MI, D. H. iIAsKlN says IN a certificate dated at RO
Dec 90 lsiG: "BRiN1"S INDIAN PURIFIER
saved my life. Ind on mo imcniy iarge Ulcers
been confined 10 my bed ycHr-was not cxpccte
lire hrsntyfOw hOmS-could not raisG my head Fl
the pillow, nor my hand TO my head, when common
using Erants Indian Purifier. My neck was ain
wholly cntcn Oft from to cnr--Hn ulcer had eatI
hole through into my windppc, under my chin go
unless was stopped uphy plaster brcn,hcd thro
the hole and could NOT 'alk-my car was so eaten
around il that II could be- lifted mp ont Of ils plac
only holding by n small piccc-twO ulcers on my
destroyed the use OF t-an ulcer ms large No nv HI
had nearly eaten through my side assure YOU
avery sore man, and was in a most miserable, hope
dying condition But bad Hs was the first bottl
}rants Purifier used enabled me to ret up off of
bed, whsrc had been confined for one ycar-the sec
hottie enabled me to get out of the hOusc-the Il
bottle enabled me to go about two miles on foo
Rome Centre, where procured six bottles more. W
had finished using these bottles seventeen out of v
ty ulcers had healed up-my car and neck were we
my arm was cured 70 that could work with il ag
md my general health is now good"
Mr.. llaskin nitcrward stated, under oath before Il
johnson, ESQ., Justice of the peace at Rome, that
bottles more effected perfect cure of all his ulcers
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A DYING WOMAN SAVED !
CON JMPTION CURE {

We give the following certificate as tact OF
which goes to prove the power to save me- even
the person seems to he in the very last stages OF
encG, when ByanrS Indian Pulmonary Bdi5dm is ADM
tered
Torn of Balis,on, Saratoga county, y. Y-,S.
DvKrMAN, being duly sworn, Gays That in the II
Of 1915 dCpOncnt's wife was believed by her pbyj
and others 10 be dying with consumption of the II
and dcpOnCnt believing that to be the case, went y
John Wants store in the uiags Of BGiSiOn Spa, To
chase cloth for shroud, and other nccessarics, ID
pare his wife for burial after she should die. DCpi
further says, that while he was in said Waits stoi
was persuaded Ivy the Proprietor of "BRANTS I'M
PULMONARY BAI.SAMn who was then pressed
take a bottle of sail Mciicinc-hc rcmarkng, that
DING CONAN hc now past recovery, yet ii She be
opp essrd and dStJcSscd the said medicine would Il
and relieve her, md make the pillow Of death
easy Dcponont took the said medicine home Will
together with the cloth he had purchased prcpalI
10 the anticipated death of his wife. DcpOnent 81
portion Of said medicine to be administered
wife and to his establishment It soon relieved her
continued the use OF said medicine until she rccuJ
from her disease and has been able since u BEN
more than three years. to do the work, and att
all her household affairs and dcponcnt verify he |
that through the blessing OF Providence the rcstO
10 health OF his wife was the result OF the curati
healing efficacy OF Bydnts Indian Pnimona,g BaLS
ZlBA DiKEM /
Subscribed and sworn to, before me, this Goth
April, leis. TlIOS. g. YOUNG, Justice Of the 7
Torn Of BanSion, Saratoga county, " Y.-SS.
to certify that Nm and have been Tor many year
and intimately acquainted with the abovc.nnmct
Dykcman, who is one of our most worthy and res
be citizens, and whose statements are entitled
credit and belief TllOS. Il. NOl Nj
April 49, 1913. Justice oil tue ne
Torn Of Ballston, Village Of Ballston SPa-s.
Is 10 certify that the circumstances and iacts
above by Ziba Dykeman are to my knowledge
true, and that he has frequently since stated to n
Brants Indian Balsam saved the life OF Mrs. Dyk
Aptll -, lcie. JOHN
BRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM
CONSUMPTION Coughs, Colds, Splitting Of
Bscding al the Lungs Pam in the BItdSi ant
NightSpeats, Nervous Complaints, Papttaton
Hrart, Female Weaknesses and Complaints ChO!U
fantupr, Dysentry and Summer Complaints
AGENTS in Windsor Coo. Chapman, WOODS
u. Burke, Springfield. J, +. Nichols, PerSmsv
Warrner, Windsor Walton Brown, Felrhvile.
RAYMOND, Bridecwrter. james IIady, ChcI/
u. Richardson, Ilarlland. j. c. Brooks, Hart
;. & T.. U. ODDS, Norwich, Baxter & NallrlEe,
OTIS Chumhcrlin, POmlret stephen Bosworlh,
T.. p. Ncvcns, Ruynlton. Jacob Smith, Bethel
4 Clark, Weston D. l.. Green, Ludlow. Rah
White, Cavcndsh. Briggs n Pierce, Rochester
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GIRLS, READ THIS.

You who have pale complcXions duh eyes ho,chcs on
the ce, rough skn and are 'out OF SPIRITS usc bottle
ar two Of DR. TOwnscnd's Sarsuparilla, | Will cleanse
you animation sparkling eyes, fine spirits, and beautiful
complexion all OF which are OF immense value to I'm
married ladies'.