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= Ea p NOTICE.
S S<zssssesssEsE Railroad and Steam
hOAf EYcnrSinn.

UOtL LACUTSIVHs
ID w. r. R., and Steamer MASSASOIT. On and
i after July 20th, 1919 The and elegant Steamer
MASSAsOlT, Capt. SAMUEL ALLt N, will commence
running in connection with "A. NJ and $50 P. NJ rians
OF p. d w. Railroad. Hgtf
Leaves Providence, Lnng Wharf until further notice.
at 45 A. NJ Arrives do, Sis p. M.
The boat will land at Vue de Eau, ,,Dexter's landing
and Nayat regularly, and arrangements be made with
Capt Allen, or at the Steamboat Office So Long Wharf,
to land Parties AT accessible point north of Nayat
Tickets for the Excursion, including the passage both
ways by Railroad and Steamer be bought the Tick
ct Offices If the P. q W. Railroad, VIZ:
AT all stations North of Albion at the same price as for
passage to Providence merely and back. At Albion
80 cts At Pawtuckrt Valley Falls and Lonsdale SO
The Boat made her first trip this month"; and is of The
very first class regards speel safety accomnOda.
tons. ISAAC HlN%KLEY, sup't. P. & w. R.R.
Providence, July So DIFF
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n RWICH . WORCESTER RAILR oAl
T. s egSzya - IL

summer Arrangement--May7 z, 1919.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 1890 A M. and 30P M.
Springfield al 80 Boston at am; Nashua at 72
IN Providence at as
The $50 train with the Steam Boat
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at p. m.
Leave Norwich 1T A.. M, and IL NJ.
1r The m. train connects AT Worcester with West
train leaving 10 am; Boston train at 1925
Nashul train at III Providence train at IL 80
P0mtyet Special Tram Leave Pomfret Mt s M for
Norwich. Leave Norwich at .. m. for Pomret.
af-.# .54r.. FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at 81
A.M.-(Daily Sundays excepted
u Express Freight leaves Boston at IL for Allyn's
Point arriving in New York next morning.
t STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at O'Clock p. M. for New York, stop
ping only Framing ham, Worcester Daniesonville and
Norwich arriving Allyn's Point 10 take the Boat at
Pm ~ tte-ts
Steam Boat Train connects Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Grotoi junction at $50
aRErURNISG-Leave Allyns Point about O'Clock Am,
on the arrival of the Steam Boat from Network
-Al Baggage be delivered to the Bag lge Master
oher person authorized receive il before the Pas
senger takes his seat in the Cars
Baggage will not be taken include money, merchan
dize other articles than those of personal and
wher OF higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be
given OF that fact and extra price paid or The Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
s. Ii. p LEE, JR..
May I. dwtf Supt and Eng. N & w. R. R.
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MECHANICS FAIR.

The Salem Charitable Mechanic Association
NNOUNCES to Tie public that their first Exhibition
lem, commencing on MONDAY, September gath, and
continuing through the week.
We invite all contribute in department of nduss
ry which can in any promote the comfort, conven>
fence or Improvement of mankind. We respectfully
lic the aid of Mechanics Manuac urers and Artists.
Let them bring forward the products of the Loom and the
Forge All kinds of Machinery; every description of
Tool and Implement Articles of Wood, Stone, Metal,
GLASS; Leather. Wool, Cotton, Silk, Hemp and Flax,
specimens Of Printing, Satuary Painting, Daguerreo
types, Engraving and Lithography Articles OF Female
enuiy and taste will have prominent place in the
Exhibition.
The Annual Exhibition of the Essex Agricultural socie
ty, and the Essex Institute will take place in Salem durs
ing the week of orr Fair We that the Manufacture
Of Agricultural Implements will bear in mind, that
may have good display OF articles in this department.
The Superntrnden Of the Fair will be entrusted with
the and management of every article for exhi
billion, and every facility will be given show useful
purptsr its ingenious conlrivance. Care will be taken
10 preserve them from injury; trustworthy men will be
in attendance day and but all articles will be the
risk Of he Each contributor will be entitled
admission Contributors particularly and earnestly
requested TO send forward their goods in season. Ar>
cles intended for exhibition will be received from the LIST
TO the 22d Sept check willie given for each article
received which must be presented when they
cd
Ali Goods Machinery ETC. intended for exhibition will
be transported the Rail Roads leading city,
free of expense.
Medals Silver and Diplomas will be awarded accord
ing to the articles exhibited Strict Justice shall be ad.
Judged 10 every contributor Impartial possessing
intelligence and competent knowledge in each depart
ofart will be selected judges; only will be
| appointed VINO are moi competitors for premiums.
G All communications in relation Fair, should
addressed postpaid the Secretary che Associa,
| lion.
| MANAGERS:
| ALBERT G. BROWNE, President
I THOMAS NICHOLS, JR., Vice President,
/ .OHN CHAPMAN Treasurer,
4 ELEAZER NJ. DAULTON, Secretary,
WILLIAM SUTTON,
Il JOHN HUSE.
ALVAH KENDALL,
JOSEPH CHISHOLM,
ABRAHAM TOWLE,
h EDMUND CURRlER,
Il BENJAMIN CURTIS,
S1EPH WHlTMORE, JR,
AMlS P. DAY.
/ BENJAMIN EDWARDS,
STATION w ROBERTSON.
/ Salem, Aug. l. 6w
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HOUSE PAPER Warehouse,

FOSTER ST, WORCESTER.
A extensive assortment of Medium and Common
N PAPERS Of every description down to six per
Roll. FRENCH PAPERS, Gold and Embossed of x.
qusite finish and beauty for Drawing Rooms and Parlns
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPER, of all sorts, some the low
rate of six cents window, fpriDted.
Protection Paper or walls that are 10 he painted.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS (French) very beautiful which
purchasers invited examine before purchasing else
where.
N. B. All kinds OF Papers put On-Ceilings, Cornices
and Centre pieces wHITENED and ROOMS in the
Test manner short notice, the reasonable
9J7-Warehouse between Main Street and Boston and
Norwich Depot. A. II. NEWTON.
MAY 49, DIFF
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Observation-Disclosures,

HAVE just received large assortment OF
L HAND, PANNEI, and BACK SAWS, of the u.
peror article, and will them be better Saws
than b.. found in the City
Saws of all kinds made order-prunng and Butchers
Bow Saws. Hand Saw Handles and wood saw Frames
constantly on hand a5.3
Saws of all kinds that troubled with kinks twist
joints broken backs got out and ed good
new Saws of every descrpticn Reoothed Set Filed and
put in the best Of running order.
have long worked at Saw Making and understand every
branch of the business. E. NJ. ELWELL,
May II DIFF HeyD0od's Building, Central So.
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

=a.ou. II VIE subscriber continues run THE EA
.1gs&[4A47 PRESS between Boston and Worcester fol
SSs5FtS the safe transmission Of Packages, Bundles
BanF Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention gi>e TO paying collecting and
iOiiatng notes. drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, etc. H
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property eprus
ed to his care and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
lord also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFICEs.-HARNDEN & cos. Office. 8 Court Street
Boston; J. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main St.
Worcester. s. g. LEONARD.
Feb 25, l847. du
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Hydro Electric, or Water Light.

THIS Light having been fully tested for months past
L will be ready for public service letters
patent now pending, issued There several fea-
lures in this light which give it the preference to
any other artificial means of Illumination. Its pure white
ray enables the eye to detect the incest shade cOors
while it is perfectly free from the glimmer and wave
of all other gas lights. The strongest wind DO not
affect it in the least, and there matches other
gnitsd body required light t the turning of the
being the only act required to produce light There is
per cheaper than any other gas any kind whatever
So perfectly safe this light considered that the subscri
Der making arrangements with the U. s. Govern
for its Introduction into the light houses Persons
wishing the light introduced into their dwellings
learn further particulars by applying the subscri
Der. July so diff ii NJ PAINE
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10 M8cblDlStS, manufacturers, &c.
4 MECHANIC who has had long experience in build
ing Machines OF various kinds, is DESTROYS of obtain
ing ituaOn in establishment, where his services
would be made available He is good general workman
and can work at FoReE, VICE, and LATHE. f@a}4
He is steady married ScOtchmsD, wages not so much
of object permanent employment, and moral vcin>
ty Please apply post paid TO R. A. sPY OFFICE, Wor>
ces ter Mass. dim Aug. IL.
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no MARRIED LADIES.

ny the strong solicitations of her friends and partrons
y Mrs. GooDw y, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
name brought before the public for the benefit those mar
rit women who prefer not their lives the hands OF
male Physicians the delicate period OF womans NE
Mrs experienced and aeeoIehenss and hGd'
hers, in readiness IL the calls Of al VINO wish 10 secure er
and she feels confident by her long experience her
profession give entire satisfaction to all who may wish "
employ her. ~, -,
Mrs q will tie found at her house, NO. A "'
Block, Salem-street. "a.
Worcester Feb Il u"
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second hand Carriages.

COPARTNEh SHIP NOTICE
THE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Provision business, at the old stand of Joseph
Converse Co.. under the name and style Of Converse
and Culver. where they I'M end all times to keep
plete assortment of fresh and salt provisions, which will
he sold wholesale retail low cash. The subsCr
Lers hope bv diIgent attention business merit
nuaton of he patronage heretofore berav bestowed
the old firm. CIiAS. f. CONVERSE.
April IL, 1859. JESSE s. CULVER.
All persons indebted either by account to tn e
said JOSEF Converse, to Joseph Converse, & Co.,
requested TO make immediate payment of The same to
either OF The subscribers the old stand of j. Converse
Co.. who duly authorized to settle all such demands
CONVERSE & CULVER.
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DIR, S, Arnold's Balsam.

DIT, D. hTIIUIU 5 DdISdlI'
A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY, and is war
IA ranted 10 CURE Cholera Morbus, Asiaiic or Spas
modic CHOLERA
in any stage the disease taken according to directions
in less than three hours, the money will be refunded
1t is warranted any common ease of -
Ola II r III 6 A as
fnot twelve hours standing, in Thirty Minutes and
IN short time Of two or three years standing II is wars
rantsd to cure in than Sry Minutes, il taken in the
first stages Of the disease,
DYSEN TERY,
and in feW days, after all other medicines nave Iaed
if the patient is not MORTIFIED.
1t is used with entire success for the
TOOTH-ACHE, BURNS,
and Tic moi OIlEAUX The pain uf which il soon re-
Ueves and heals the burn without leaving a scar. .
It's sure remedy fer Canker Sore Mouth, Sea-sick
ness anil Painters Choic -
For sale in Worcester by MERRILL. dJel5
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, and
NOTICE.

tEyHE depreciation OF the value OF California
4 Go,d Dust on account of the great abundance in
market compes the undersigned 10 decline taking any
present. bat is willing, and glad to receive lew
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS. in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c &c.
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low as the
above articles can be had in the City.
l only charge COST and ---@.
Call al No. Ii Washington Square.
Fehe4 diff OTIS BRAMAN.
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Shingles-Shingses-S shingles.
Shingles and other LUMBER ,direct ir,m Bangor, will
sell the same able terms. Also other Building
materials, such as LINE, NAILS, GLASS, DC.
Westboro, May 80 wit jonas LoNOLEt.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad

-SSggS2 20 e. !a!Es g. E go
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-PA PASSENGER TRAINS.
To govern and after July 8, l649.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and 10. as A. NJ. and 3.45 PM
Leave Providence at 745 Am. 345 and 80 PM
Leaves Pl evidence for Blackstone at IL NJ and
Leayes Blackstone for Providence at 80 p. NJ.
TIE TRAINS CONNECT r
At Mville with coaches Tor SlaeTsville. At UxbTidge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon. AT Whitins with
coaches for East Doug and Whitinsve. At Farnums
with coaches for Graf on centre and n E. village Al
Worcester with OF the Western Railroad and Nor.
witch Worcester and Worcester and Nashua X roads,
N York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroads
At Providence with Perry from and for Newport
twice each day. arrival OF trans.-Wth Steamers for
Warren Bristol Fall yer, z. Greenwich, Nayat, &e
and with Strnngtoh Railroad. ,si-ssrH
The S.45 p M. Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idence with Steamboats, for York vim Sioninston RR
The AM train from Worcester connects at Waterford
with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Dede
ham, &c, and Pawluckei with trains of Boston ard
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, Bediord
a.. &c, and the $50 P. train from Providence con
meets the stations with return trains from same
places No. y
The 10 AS NJ. train leaves Worcester after arrival Of
trains from Albany Norwich, Nashua C. DC, arrives in
Providence in ime sake trains Of b. and r. Railroad
for Boston, Tauni on, N. b. d ord, &c. ,.l
Junes. dwif ISAAC HINCKLEY, sur'i.
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IRON planners FOR SALE

ESlTCH s. JONES have on hand 4 Iron Plane
~ ing Machines two of is ret, with trip motion COM
plee and tvs of feet, without the trip motion, ne
and workmanship and will be sold low for cash or ap-
proved credit-they may be seen at our Frundery:
N. b.. We continue to make all kinds o. CAsilNoS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, ana "arran'e" "
give atisfaction Orders solicited ,r
Worcester. July 2i.i .HH- $50 u"
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s City Furniture Ware House.

a
w. & HI. BAKER
WOGLD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City cf
w Worcester and vic nifty and their former customers
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms at
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant.
or the manufacture and sale of all the LATEST kinds o.
PARLOR FURNITURE,
They have constantly on HAND, make shor. notice
the French style and patterns OF Rosewood and
Black Walnut COUCnES, 'OTTOMANS, LOUNGES
Tete a te e DlVANS and TABOURETS.
Also, the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con
sructed upon The most approved principles of comfort,
CHAlRs-also he French and English patterns Modern
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every style-also,
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS.
covered with Satin, Plush Damask, and Hair Clolh-
Needle Work carefully mounted In the most tasteful man
ner.
Also, general assortment of
Seer ETARsES, BUREAUS.
Centre, Gard and Work TABLES-Book and Show Cases
Desks, Hat Trees What Nots, Tea PUys &C.
| Also entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large of Cheap Furniture cane and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and resulted
Furniture repaired, FURNISHED. &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their branches Original designs Furniture Cur
tains and other Upholstery work. furnished for singh
articles or suits OF rooms.
W. s. H. b. having leased for term of year
large and convenient building, with extensive wste
power attached they command facilities for The manuac
ture OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State
having secured the services Of the experienced
men, they prepared to execute all orders in their bust
with economy durability and despatch. They wou
all particular attention the fact their
Ill of their Upholstery wo h. thus securing their cusO
mers articles wholly superior TO the Boston Auction
nure which can he sold "tt0enty per cent less than
good article particularly il shop and second hand
GJGentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board.
ing Houses or private residences, requested call
Also, Country Dealers will find it greatly their advan
tage 10 call before purchasing elsewhere
Worcester. March is. Ie4s. I2 dwtf
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THREE MONTHS CREDIT.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his custom.
and the people OF this vicinity he has closed
up the hat business and will sell goods and all
kinds OF Produce THREE MONTHS CREDIT and the
prices of goods will be found TO compare with the short
credit system. sfs aaheHf@ sgssal
All kinds Of Produce received and marketed, such a.
Cheese Batter, PORK ZEAL Poultry Beams and Potatoes
All Produce sent to Boston marktt will be marketed by
for selling Produce. Cash will be paid four weeks AFTER
the delivery of Produce my store the three month
credit system will be strictly adhered too. e2r4ss
| All notes and accounts due must be Immediately
raid would tender TO my customers and the inhab-
Of this vicinity my sincere regard very liberal
patronage heretoiore bestowed upon me- and hope Tor
| continuance of the same. DEXTER HILL
( Oakham, Feb IA tf
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FLANNELS! FLANNELS /! /!

FLANNELS! FLANNELS +!
WE are now receiving an excellent assortment of
wv FLANNEIS consisting Of s.t s-- b.
and Plain Set FIannes,
/ and do Reow do
IS I and White Domet, &c Hti aa
e a. /" "A A Ga whie all Wool, Gaf 9
Shaker Fannels very fine and heavy. 5s
Heavy Twill Set do SC. &C.,
which will lie sold at the lowest market prize.
+ -sg~f sth4 srsf HALL d. THOMPSON, sssft9 tA
lSA Main ST. opposite Central Hotel.
Aug. IL. dis6w
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MARI {. .,


At Leb anon White SulIhn Springs, the resi-
dence of P A. Heiskel, Esq, by the Rev. g. NJ.
Smith, DIR. ADDISON WADpELI, 10 Mrs DoUe-
LAss-al of this town.
: On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Bowen, Mr..
CALEB CRoNE, 10 Miss EvAL1NE, daughter Of
S. M. Woodward, Esq.-a of this place
On Thursday the % ult., by the Rev. G. w.
Deems, Mr. JOHN G. HAMILTON, to Miss NANCY
LAMBERT-all of this County.
On the 3lst ult., by the Rev. John Suman, Mr..
SIMON z. SroyEa, to Miss ELIZABETH j., third
daughter of Mr.. William Link
On the 18th ut., by the Rev. Daniel Feete, Mr..
DANIEL. CUR, aged Y, TO Miss REpEccA MAKGA-
RET SHEETS, aged "a, daughter OF MIR. Jacob
sheets-all Of Augusta.
On the 2Sth ult., by the same, Mr.. GEORGE P.
kERsH, OF Augusta. TO Miss MARGARET J :. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. BENZ Huffman, Of Rockingham.
On Tuesday evening, Goth ult., by the Rev A
Z. Booten, Mr.. JAMES VIM. WRIGHT, of Stanton,
to Miss MARY CATHARlNE, eldest daughter OF the
Rev Christopher Keyser, Of Page.
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SAFETY OF Col. JACK HAYs.-The cell
ebra'ed Col Jack Hays, Of the Texas Ran
gers, who, with his whole command, it
was reported, was killed by the Mexicans
by mistake, is safe. A letter to the New
York Herald, dated San Antonio de Bexar,
(Texas,) December 10Th, says:
inform you Of the arrival of Col. Jack
Hays, from Paso del Norte. He has sue
ceeded in finding route direct to Chihua-
hua, which can with a trAing expense be
equal to any road through the country.
The cause of his long absence was the
fault of the Indian guides whom he en-
p!oyed to direct them through the noun
tains, who knew nothing whatever Of the
country. They led his party into the noun
tains until their provisions were exhausted;
they were compelled to kill their mules for
food and finding no water, one man died
OF starvation In this emergency the gal
liant Colonel, who knows no such word as
failure. took upon himselfio guide the par
ty, and has succeeded to the utmost OK
tent Of his hopes.
On his return, he met with parties OF
Indians, and having lost his horses, attack
cd and took sufficient number to mount
the party and also a boy who had been
taken in one Of the savages' incursions in
TO Texas.
The Colonel arrived here an hour since,
looking better than ever and, hear, goes
to Washington Immediately,
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Q 3 UARsY.

DIED, on Saturday evening the Esd ult. at
his residence in Rockingham county, after an i'll
ness OF some four weeks, Mr. FREDERICK CLINE,
aged about rs years.
DIED, at Hamilton, Butler county, Ohio, on the
22d December, after lingering illness Of several
months, SUSAN ?. Med, consort of Col. John b.
Weller, and daughter Of the late William Taylor of
Virginia She has left two small children to feel
their loss and large circle OF friends, who drop
tear OF unfelgned sorrow at her untimeiy end She
died, as she had lived, the meek and happy
Christian.-Enq. W.
-, On "Wednesday evening last, at his resi-
dence on the Shenandoah river, E1r. Henry Con-
RAD, one of the most esteemed and valuable citi-
zens of Rockingham county.
On last evening, JOHN Stevenson in
FAINT son Of Mr. Michael Qainlan, of this town. =. -
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THE. VINDICATOR.
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of this Institution was held on ThuEsda y
last-aud although it has been in operation
but few weeks, ii bids fair to become a
useful business agent. The following gen
llemen were elected officers for the ensu-
ing year:--
BENZ. CRAWFORD, President.
JoHN L. PEYToN, Secretary.
ROBERT CowAN. Treasurer.
N. G. KINNEY,
KENraN HARPER,
A. NJ. SIMPSON, Directors.
d. 4. KAysER,
GEO. K. SNApP,
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EAISEASES OF THE LIVER,-When the
hS celebrated DR.. Rush declared that drunken
ness was disease, he enunciated a truth which
the experience and observation Of medical men
is every day confirming. The unhappy, and too
many apparently insane excuses of those who in
dulge in the use of spiriuous liquors, is thus ac
counted for. The true cause of their conduct,
which is taken for iniatuation, is very frequently
found in diseased state Of the liver. No organ
in the human system, when deranged produces
more frightfu catalogue of diseases And if, in .
stead Of applying remedies to the manifestations
ofdsease, as is too often the case, physicians would
prescribe with view to the original cause, we
would have fewer deaths from complaints which
are the result Of deranged state of that organ.-
the head of consumption, have their seat in a dis
eased liver. (See DR. Gums great work)
Indigestion, stoppase Of The snenses, eosttreness,
ed general ifregairty IA The action ofthe bo,ceis.
are diseases originating in the same prolific cause,
as is also that dreaded scourge, DYSPEPSIA
Those who are afflicted with any of the above
enumerated diseases, may rest assured that the
source Of their malades is in the liver and for its
correction the best remedy ever offered TO the pub
lie, is DIR. M Lanes celebrated Liver Pill, for tie
cure of Iepatis, OR Liver complaint.
The above pills can be had at the following pla-
ces, Eskridge s Cushing's, wholesale and retail
! sstaunton, S. Myers, Mt. Sidney, A. K iieune-
barger, lIarisonburg, NieGuffin Co., Midway,
Srckler s. Co, Fairfield, Ruf1ner & Jenkins,
and j Il. sStrayor New Market, Jacob u. Houck,
Buckhorn Station, Rockingham, }. s. l.. Bum
gardner, Greenville. Va. j.. NJ. Wilson, Licking
Eton. Va.