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eRGAT BLESSING 10 MlIHgRa Aan CaLLnREl

GREAT BLESSING TO M JTHERs AND CHILDREN
Il Is che safest and most eiecuai medicine ur purlyn
system, and relieving the 5ufteuns attendant uuon chill
h4 yer discovered II strengthens both The mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increases and enruhaa
oodi those who have used il think il indispensable. /.
highly useful both before and after confinement as it Dr
vents diseases attendant upon ehldbh costly eness pile
Jramps, swelling OF the t5e dependency, heartburn vUD
ng pain IN the back and joints, false palms. hemorrhage
and IN regulating the scretDns and equazig the circua
upn II has no equal The great virtue Of this medicine s
always sale, and the most delicate and most successful.
very few Gases require any other medlCine in some fs
3astor oil magnesla is nseiu Exercise in the omen IN
4 light food, with this medicine, will always insure sg
4Ed easy confinement.
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.REilI eEMM fEtm KBnmLN.

.DATENT STRETCHED LEATHER--Iudia Rubber
aud Common Leather Bands OF all sizes Also, Band
Gather, Laqng, Rivets, etc. always on hand, together
with complete assortment OF SaddCTy, Harness. Leather
trimmings and Tools, at the Saddlery Warehouse 81 and
% common street. [jy26 3ml SMITH BROTHER,
& NORSUN x ARMSTRONG, can be found or the pres
- ent at the office # Mpssrs. HEWTT, NORTON II Co
p 90 Camp street, few doors above their old stand
here all orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING,
M be executed as formerly Their business will meet with
tut slight interruption, orders for full stock have already
forward.
Hl8 # CORSON & ARMSTRONG, IS Camp st.
IL They embrace this opportunity their sincere
hanks to their friends Tor many Of kindness and OILERS of
nFp nh IN tben,
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Dr. Townsend not having tested his SarsapaTla in oas
Of Fits Of course recommended it. and surprise
receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of WesGhester county:
FORDaAGT, August Is. 1877,
Dr. TJDassNd-Desr Sir have little gil seven year
q age, who has been several yeaIa afflicted with Fits;
ed RnOB everything tC- her, but without success al last
Although we could md recommendation IN our circulars
Tor cases like hers. thOught she very delicate
health world give her Of yOur SaTsGpale and are
very glad did tU II not only restored strength but she
g6s had return Of The its, great pleasure and sur
pe. She l. fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
ss .sa grateful Yours, respectfully,
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~ ACHELOBsSH ALIl--AT mANDEVLI,I,E. 49,.
~ Opposite The Nam Whart-The undersigned EiI,t
have the honor of informing the public, that they WIRE:
nave Just completed establishment Vaudeville
opposite the large Wharf, on scale Of magnIficenCe and
comfort calculated to fill the void that has long been te
IN this delightful II has been their aim 10
make tins establishment fashionable and desirable resort
combining the comforts OF Restaurant kept in The mos
approved and recherche style, with Wines and guors
the most choice and varied kind. ~
Dinner will be served either the tdbEedhgtg or accorpg
to the bill Of fare. Attached to the Restaurant will be found
gBAk, at which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
CONNECTED with the establishment likewise a handsome
Billiard Room provided with excellent cues and where ana
teurs occasionally find relief from the mOnot0ny OF a
country life. "
lime, prOpeOrs have left nothing undone to make their
establishment agreeable No money has been ssTa
to the various comforts those who may honor them
with their patronage.
N B. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
mylS [ HERTZ AND CONNIE Fn
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NEHOEEi-HO H.4RD S-The UNDERSIGNED.
~ Tor several years the conductor of the well known -
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, TS.,.>
situate IN BALDWIN county, Ala, the shore #s,,
OF Mobile Fay, ten miles southeast of Mobile most l
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen give MIN visit
with Their amIes and ENJOY the natural beauties and
I'VE accommodations Of the pace, open for the season
lie intends to conduct h5 house in such style OF taste aud
excellence TO make The Of the country and ever
way worthy of the most liberal patronage
Those visiting DAPHNE will have The ADVANTAGE of en-
JnyHg Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Outher country
being supplied by q Natural Fountain dschargn 7fhfE
gTea gallons OF water per minute; strong yheg.
health require the of Mineral Water f
erected. 49, ~ 1874
A Low pressure SteambOat will leave this place every NOR
ming for Mobile, and return in the evening.
RR Applications for Board should be directed to me- care
Of john TICKNOR, ESD, Mobile, Ala,
apo 3m WIN. l.. HOWARD
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OTELS, RESTAURANTS.

EgOIIvtTnnD UFnTSt E,,u,--- o., AZ
This ieg M Sg, Nv .l9SS SoaSoa%c w Isn Xxx; k
rr4,,eIT enis has h', W. nlt ne num-
ber ii Sfn R u HGus uulng 's p5' 1I IN,
ad1e5 me- Ea Iic,s,y latus t d. NY il, III
SST Of e % s0ue, q pEsay i2r iauls5, m g f
rl,h y AU5sSTieIis NJ I t G,lS' MIS'" tnnng
ing eE TRS baf5's Ten Pins &C. etc em4r2ge some
Ionse TEs io"roI ~ H. eS L ilHly W ~
.i5 Oh tRg pay ana OXEN e TIE breeze from every direction
Civ Of Mobile a9G Snro1nding SSntIy % ol eAcO NE
most desirable sumner Tetrpat in be e Vt u "
be e1nsanv sTTnisd WIN Fisb S LFe taoS MIA
Us tTt y Tg ~ ppf WIN ElsI CyeFs! CraOs, yenl5on
The undersigned Commenced his ea5sbeTn' s ~ ays
two So yet tsss since from hG stGmg6u unished II and
5 -; E "liSti IS a ltetty SOou guarantee lhat ne
VIZ H eve[y courtesy ana attention to please ms guests
nlaTe frHI, NJ NJ III aat1,. ~ -, H. u'y 10 fis
once day, and will continue until the new boat arrives,
come diTacG IN III %nnS b bniH, ,rss Wv 4 lI WI
p Hear, Mobile Sjdl ,,,,. WILLARD FREEMAN M
. per month double Rooms, ......,.....,.. 80 %
b ber y "a
g more than one day. ......,..,..,.....,..- IS
ur 70
Breakfast Supper ahd Lodging, each, ....,,,,,,ss 81
wants, etc. myl6 3md&W
wei En6Wn to lie citiles If Newt ;t is SO
Aisyg RIi,rd Pns ig t M PIN houses po%lns llt
E6e aFy Of The n % az with the eoo retshnf sea
aHda renders he Pass most dirabI sumner resiepce
convenient Tor those having business attention The
Mail Company steamers Oregon j. /. Day California Fla
Hd3 s. Charles, and Mobile, which, for speed, elegance,
Union PHYSICIANS oil well kn1,yn reDntaton reside nj The
Pas5 %5o S s[ys' G2n at al hour be o8qne and The
ESQ (Which will open in JuneJ Is sufficient guarantee to
pshs maj the ellCao9 Of 5heT children VIII not Suer iron
The southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings, com.
As heretofore every eyerion will be used to maintain the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

This Is only Of more than four thousand cases OF
rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsend's Sasapanla has cured
The severe and chronic weekly eradCated by
extraordinary virtues
james Cummings, Esq, Of the assistants in the Luna
ny Asylum Baokwel Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
@'Srhs following letter:
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Pr 3oloT$cRa-D0aT Sir: One of my children was very
great debility. 1t came dying obtained some of y9Ti
excellent medicine and 1t cured directly for winch assam
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELiGABETH FOWLER, "a DesbFossez street
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u,
Or. IUJCnS61d-DeaT Srs have suffered terribly i03
nns years with the Rheumatism; considerable Of the time
could eat, sleep walk. had the distressing
pas, and any limbs terribly swOhe. have used iouf
bottles of your Sarsaparla, tney have done
than thousand dollars wOrho o. good am much bet
er-lnCeed, entirely relieved. You liberty
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
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ana can Dc cured. -
SETTING BLOOD.
NEW Yong Apyit q I AZ

NEW YORK, April Is, l Az.
Dr.. Y1DRS6nd-I verify believe that your Sarsa arla
has been the neans through Providence of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough Ii became worse
ud At last raised large quantities Of blood hug
ght weats, and greatly debitaed and reduced and
did expect live. have only used your Sarsaparla
ume and there has wonderful change been wrought
IL me- / able TO walk ali the city. | RAISE no
blood and my cough has left You well imagine
that am thankful for these results. Your obd't servant,
VIM. RUSSELL, 10 Catharine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

UAN Err IN I'll y MOUTH.
Below is an account Of another child saved Dr. Town
ends Sarapana has saved the lives of thousands of r3l
lren; The following two certificates selected from gesi
number received thisweak " ~ " $50
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CARRIAGES, ETC.


p; ANDERSON, No, 10 s.. Charles street.. -
a. Watches thTOnometers and Nautical IpgtTu. tsSR
ments accurately adjusted Phi5sOnhsai and Eeg ES,
utS5l Apparatus made 10 order and repaired. EaAitA
oUh0nr ChrOnoneters altered to 90 hours. SIS ~
M II. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street WATCH -
f 6IE. maker ana dealer n JEW ELRK, GOLD AsER
EEfiiTS4 ANCR ARTICLES, and WATCHES. E. "a
All LeWeFy articles T6Daigetbat urSfAafH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

DR.. TOwnsends Sarapaula unequGled in Ua8es OF the
Jnl and Fever and Ague. The following letter only
Of the hundreds that have received from the South ard
" est OF like character:
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.2ROOKLYN WAREH0UsE COMPANY.-T

spROOKLHN WAREHOUSE COMPANY. The
- BROOKLYN Warehouses Algers, opposite Newt rean
IRE now in readiness 10 receive PRODUCE from the WEST
nd MERCHANDISE from the MORT II, intended for re-
upmen Having 1890 feet front on the rlveT with harves
front Of the Warehouse by which goods Immediately
conveyed without dTaya the weather ample
TOm VIII be found T the dlsoharglu% of and
uadlug of ships.
Charges liked at very low rates. and every acc0mmods
On offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
upper county Ii the wish Of the nmpany 10 egua
ne conYenIenCes of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York
PERSONS interested IN transmitting Mercha hdise invited
10 visit the premises
Office, corner Of Magazine and Lafayette streets, NewOr
T, J, CASEY, Secretary.
reference - y x, Goodies Price, FEoH Co.; J. W.
s-"nton n 20; r. f. Nichols. Ie6 II
elTOHAtiE FOR FJRNIEJ RI1--Thc undersigned
having removed his establishment from No. ee 10 The
large four story brick building No hi Magazine street,
aus 3m J. 3. RURGEN
ST. CHARLES BATHs-REDUCTION in PRE-
= CEs;-TEE BATHING ROOMS connected with
he 81 Charles Hotel have been fitted and
eect order and to visitors Ever Thankful for former
patronage we take this opportunity TO inform the public that
rom and after tins date The prices OF Baths vii be
.1eed to - cents. tan5l NUDGE WILSON.
slHOMlSIE b ArHs--A new and improved SHOWER
, BATH 2ttb " price combining Shggsr Bath GEd
Satt}ag IUb-m 49, be iouud al No, SO FchoupilOulas
street, also, Patent FAN CHAIRS OF various patterns.
Foo sale by a HARrbN NC, l53 Teh0uAituBlss st.
EN- PIANOS Tt NED AND REPAIRED IN the best
ig.S I'm
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tFu4UAl AGA sE-The public IS respectfully informed
- tia. dis establishment will be opened for the -
reception of visitors the 18th inst Attached the E
HOuse viii be found a BAR and BlilLIARD Il!lsA
R09M' TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES, The table viii be always supplied with the
dehc4ces OF The sea Coast and the New Orleans market.
The large Lawn, and the number OF Shade Trees
punHug the House, make this HOte the desirable Oi
families oil any one along the Coast, Persons wishing
secure rooms will please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat.
follows:
By the month, per week w
Per week,,,.......$lO 90 Per tay.....,....,$l 81
Children and servants half price.
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aNHE subscriber respectfully invites the UalrolaEsOf 49,
4 the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that tss
ne can aupDly the OF the Transient Ntes F4s
Montgomery well any OF his competitors. ThO5es&&z
who are going 10, returning from the North, obtain
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, 10 aG the arrival and departure
the EaIroal cars and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly IN attendance to convey passengers and from The
boats cars free of charge. The accommodations
equal 10 any other establishment IN the town and, being 81
reduced offer additional inducements the travelling
public The Oes Stewards Cooks and Servants ore engaged,
and no pains will be spared render the OF waters pel
ant and agreeable.
=
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w TThEh HOUSE, Nos. IS and 100 St. Charles street.
- 'sll2t r5sneCiIny announces his friends -.
an {s Rnoc seneray that he has reduced his rates to I
$500 oaiusIsP uuIlhE The summer months 20 $40 per 2A
'ia !of toaEd and So for board and lodging The cen
y, otloh OF ls house renders il particularly convenient
% business and Strangers. His table is always supplied
W e oe the market affords, and pains will be spared
mar s house pleasant hOme all lho may favor him
tT l4FQnaEe In addition 10 his bar which is always
4upphed %h the choicest Of LIQUORS has ueeheti 10 tbs
Hguse a Ienpn Alley and q BllualG room.
lys 3tn RICHARD MURPHY
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BERTHA COMBE & co.

MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI.-Tbe undersigned
A'A mas the pleasure OF announcing her friends =.
and the public that she has leased tor term Of Gears 0
lis desirable Hotel, The location is Genital 10 bust A
ness conyenent 10 the harbor and bath houses with E
the benefit Of LIa breeze and beautiful aud pleasant
view ne house Is well adapted families the rooms iaTge
and well ventilated, and desrubly fitted uD There pre
era LeR,pn Alleys attached to the Hotel also Pleasure
Sha fhlnE bQais-dnd short, every thing 10 give sa
TACT on TO all who may favor her with Il call.
TO- ,l..,.t--- Z. NJ. HUNT.
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Iu5.teaalVea ez s Lupbema, and l0r sale in bond By
n@a ). WOLFF, % Gr0vIoI u.
a. HDitIbs-ALE-ScotC and Burton s L. of supero,
~ quality, in ulnts and uuaTa:
POTTER - Genuine London Brown StoDt: C2uinpss=ss
- MN Dublin Porter;
WHlShH-OId lrsh-Bvorita quality:
NJ Milne old lamaIr8--ln Bond:
MONTlLlIADO SHERRY - Choice lot 500 celebrated
brands;
hhEHISH NlNE-40 cases, most celebrated yintages;
LONBOA DOCK BRANDT-Fourth Uro0t, in ) gallon
demgOhns; for sale by
my5y JOIN IOOLE. l5 Bank PIncs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30
IUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUB
.ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLLRED A pIyI.
DEND OF . PER UEEr on Il MONTHS BUSINESS.
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Sg Is IN the garden of rich ana deeatey tinted and yaresa
l flowers \ tree, active and healthy circulation of tbe
and OF the c9ursng OF the pure, rich blood to tie extren
as that which paints the COUnteDGnCe in the most eXqu
beauty ~ Is that which lmpaTls the mdesCrhube shade5a
sie5 oil loVeAnegs that all admire, but desCnb
ths beauty IS the offspring Of NATURE not Of POWDER t,
SOAP, II there free and healthy circulation tbs
IS no beauty Il the LADY far az driven snow, if she paint
he not beautiful If she be brown or yellow and eTa +,
o9re and active blood gives rich bloom to the cheeE and
a bnlliancy 10 their eyes that is fascinating.
Tins why the Southern and especially the SDan lies
are 50 much admired Ladies the North who take hu fe
EXERCISE or are confined in close rooms have spOed Gey
complexion by the application OF deeteous mixtug s. ii rey
wish TO regain elasticity Of step, buOyant spirits sparkling
s}e5 and beautiful complications, they should Ust Dr. Town
send SaIsaPara. Thousands who have useI H. are more
IgF office daily. Wv
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DEN, IS Magazine
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Z n l'.tIOt 81 JUTN HUIEIf-LAKE -
,r IND ~, THE Old SHE'LL RuAD.-The public s5As5
NJ ffspectay informed thai this delightful and bpgu Ei4
Tbs PWaea do. s nov open the reception Of Visitors
laran not to be surpassed by any in he civ CsI ami
Judge fur yourselves - '' Al ''s Si''' Sal anu
- -" IS II good order. Jeff
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/ bh Ehd4lOIE, steraGry surgeon, wonId announce
- TO the citizens Of this city and its VI. n a.
Gniy that he is prepared to attend TO all ssS 10y
business IN his line entrusted to his care 49,
M Elliott hopes slOng experience M Veterinary surgeon
w insure nun large business he spent nine years IN the
Veterinary College Of France five in Prussia, and the
last i've years IN this city with great The Doctor
charges from 81 to 9l0 upon any durable disease.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-30

Cleanse ard Strengthen. Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Complaint, Colds.
Cate7rh Coughs Asthma Splitting Of Blood Soreness
az the Chest Hectic Flush, Might SqeatS, Difficult on
Prgse EIpsc OraiiOH Pain in the Side eLG. haze been
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-09

The Sons OF TEMPERANCE had Celcbra-
ton on the 4th inst. The day was fine, and
the easy access to Vcrgenncs by Railroad and
Steamboats,, offered a good opportunity for all
to participate in celebrating the day.
At an early hour the Sons were "up and
dressed" ready to receive the delegation from
this place, who were joined by Eureka, Sails
bury and Pitisford Divisions. The shrill echo
of the whistle of the Iron Horse announced
the near approach Of the above named delega-
TONS filing five cars literally full. The cars
were soon at the depot-al was hustle aud cx-
element, preparatory to forming a procession.
Soon music was heard and the Phoenix Diyis-
ion, headed by the Benson Brass Band, was on
the ground, ready to escort us to the several
rooms already prepared for our reception. Soon
the whole body was in motion, preceded by
horsemen and marshals on foot, amid the roar
Of cannon and the heavy strains Of music, al.
ternately by the Benson and Bristol Brass
Bands. Soon after, two steamboats, arrived at
the wharf, literally crowded full Of delegates
from the different Divisions from the State of
New York, which filled the Green in front of
the Speakers stand almost to suf'ocaton Ad.
dcd to these were the Divisions from Shore
ham, Bridport and Addison, making in all at
least 1000 Sons, whose banners are nailed to the
mast of the Temperance ship, and will never
finch when the hour of trial comes,
The main address, pronounced by the Rev,
Mr. ALGER, from Boston, was one of rare a.
biiitv hint a
ton, we will not attempt 10 give a synopsis of
any part Of it,
Mr.. VINToN also spoke to very good effect
for some time, and was followed by Gov.
SLADE in his usual forciblc and convincing
manner.
just after the delivery of the first speech, the
exercises were adjourned for dinner, prepared
by ii. Adams, of the City Hotel, who had
made large arrangements, yet but a small pro-
portion of the crowd could get seats at the ia
BILE, and were obliged to seek quarters at the
different Hotels and private houses about the
city.
Agreeably to the programme, Capt Grandey
appeared in the midst Of this vast concourse
with his Fire Company, and fac set of fell
lows they were, too. In connection with this
was the Hook and Ladder Company, with their
fire-extinguishing implements.
On the whole, the best sight was our friend
p, w. COLLINS with his fifty Or sixty Cadets
OF Temperance, with their little white collars
and smiling faces, marching in regular order To
the roll of the drum.
The number of persons assembled was yari-
ously estimated at from 1000 to 10000. c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-09

Gov Dinsmoor has appointed Ira Per
ley of Concord, Judge Of the Superior
Court in place of Leonard Wilcox, de-
ceased. Mr.. Perley is distinguished
lawyer, and a Wing,
AMERICAN INsTITUTE-We under~
stand that Hon. SAMUEL S. PHELrs, U.
S. Senator from Vermont, has consented
to deliver the Anniversary Address be-
fore the American Institute in October
next.-N. y. Tribune.
Lieut.. S. Benton Thompson, of
Vermont, has resigned his commission in
the Navy of the United States.-Nor>
folk, Va, Beacon, June 81.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-09

LlTTELL's LIVING AoE,-The large
amount Of literary matter, selected from
the best periodicals and journals in Eu-
rope and this country, which is furnish
ed every week in the Living Age, ought
to command it a handsome circulation
in areadlng community like ours. 1t is
worth while at least to procure a single
number by way of experimental can
be found at llagar's Bookstore.-The
terms are So year, or IL I-2 cents a
number.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-09
PURIFlING EXIRlCT

The GHEArrsr PuRirIr Of the Blood in the world
Il now put up in QUART BOTTLES aud is prepared
in EvEHN HrsPfcr Of the same MEDICAL srRESGTifANp
EFFICACY as when put up in Small Bottles.
When it, wonderful medical lifiucs-tle SMALL guam
ty required for Dose-and nov, the SIZE Of the BOT
TIE aud the LONG TINS Bottle will last the consul.
mcr is compared with Sarsnparila, ONE BOTTLE of
the Purifier T. equal 10 TIES BOTTLES of Sltsarnrlul
Tho Modicauous OF this Purifier are 80 : 81 STRONG
LY coNcENr ATED, .sA that only ONE TABLE
SPOONFUL Is required Or Do.r--ThAEE times lav;
and each bottle conlains SIXTY DosEs one hot
tie will last in Use, -i-rWEN ONE DAYS "a 2
(which is from TrS 10 SIXTEEN days LONGER t6aI a
bottle Of Safsaparila. Safsupafilln ia LARGE bottle. is
reduced aud weakened that two three or more table
spuonus is the desc Of it, three four, more times
dayhusi bottle Of sarsapara only la.ts from five
Ten days.
BRANT7s PURIFIER e greatly superior to Sarsapa.
rila IA medical efficacy because the Purifier possesses
not ouly the rUHE ESSENCE OF Sarsapara Yellow Dock
Cherry aud Sussufras, MORE STRONGLY CONTAMINATED
aud has Of zach Of THESE medicines ia bottle Of
1t Than there Is in bottle of Sarsaparila-hut because
II also possesses OTHER indications which are 50 much
MORE valuable than Sarsapara for purifying healing
and n'isor'ine purposes that sasapalia will not bear
a comparison with them.
BRANTs PULMONARY BALsAM continues to be
the GREAT aud ONLY remedy 10 be constantly depend.
Ell upon to cure CONSUMPTION, aud all diseases of the
THROAT, BREAST, and LUNGS 9:23w
The djore Medicines are S0id in almost e.
cry torn IN the state, and in this county by
w. p. Russell, Middlebury; l. i, Benson,
Whiting; w. s. Brown, Addison: Broukins
& Birchard ShoIeham c. NJ Lewis & Co.
Cornwall; u. u. Twitchell, Weybridge A. F..
Roscoe, New Haven; l.. l.. Holcomb, Starks.
boro j. ID Needham, Bristol; c. II. Wicker,
North Ferrisburgh; w. G. Sprague, Vergeunes
T. c. Smith, Monkion All letters and order.
must be addressed TO WALLACE 4 Co, LOG
Broadway, New York. 32ly