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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16
IN SUPREME COURT.

To the Honorable the Supreme Govt NEXT,
to be held at Nliddlcburyi in and for the Coun-
ty OF Addison and State OF Vermont on the
Fourth Tuesday next after the Fourth Iues-
day Of December, y. 1875.
The Libel of Hannah ii. Wainwright, OF
said Middlebury respectfully represents
That She was lawfully joined N marriage I'M
to Jonathan Wainwright, then ol sad Md
dlcbury and now gone to parts unknown AT
said Middlcbntyi ON the 10Th day OF p'cen-
Der, \. d. lS46, by HachenS Bass, Esq, IA Jus
ticc Of the Peace. within AMI Tor sad County
of Addison.
That the libcllant lived WIN Sall Jonathan
Wainwright, AS his lawful wife ut SAID MIDI
clchury, uatil the first day OF august ~ j.
lSl9,and although She the said Libcllant,du
ing all that time duly observed ana KEPT all
the covenants OF the marriage relation, yet
the l.ihclant verify believes ana charges mat
the said Jonathan Wainwright aitcrWArdS to
Wit On the first day of October, y. u. lsiS,
to wit at said Middlcbury' was guilty OF The
crime Of adultery
Whcrcupon the Shid hlpcl'Hh' lraFS ''iS
Honorable Court 'that a divorce ma! ~ Grant
cd her from Inc s"iI John'h'n Wainwright
anu rs III ou'I no,.nu SIC WI. cNV ad XIV
ha'cd At Saia Nir''''oo"'s ''''' ~" "'s W
October A. ID lSo5, ;, ,.,t,.wr,r,,r
HANNAH H. VAN " hi"i'l'
j.. n; BEckWir,, Ny OF L'nrlla't, WI.
STA ! u Of EhhoN l"'"u"tih'l " an
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For Sale.

The Hotel in Bristol, VI, will be sold at
Public Auction, on the l7th day of December
next, at 10 o'clock, \, NJ. [unlcss previously
disposed of, containing about - acres of
first of rate land, with all the buildings there
ON. The House is in good repair, and the To-
cation is one Of the best and most pleasant
that can be found in Vermont stage runs
from said notel, twice day ktc the New lla-
ven Depot, five miles Also, a Plank Road
from said Bristol to Nergcnnes-iti is thought,
by those acquainted with Bristol village, to
lie one Of the most desirable retreats for
Gentlemen and Ladies that come from the
South to spend the Summer that can be pro
duced. Also one other place in the East part
of said village, containing one and half acre
of good land, with a good two story House,
26 by SO, good Barn, Shed and Corn House,
and one of the best fruit Orchards in the
place. The terms Of payment is one half
down or within ninety days, the remainder
can lay for term years ON mortgage for Ell
ther of the above places. Also all the House
hold Furniture. Any one wishing to purchase
can call on Samuel Eddy, or the subscriber
on Bristol Flats. AMOS EDDY.
Bristol, Nov. 4, 1858. 2giw.
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Ladies'

Tfyou wish Muslin and Cambria. F,ounc-
ings. Edging and Inscrtings. French
Working Cotton, Colored Crochet Cot
ton, &C.. &c, YOU will find a fair assort-
ment at WAINW RIGHTS.
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It, orrir0,

In Chester on the 18th inst by Rev
Reuben Sawyer, Mr. GEORGE II. HUI
ron. to Miss HELEN NJ. LOWELL. daugh-
ter of A. Lowell, NJ. D., all of Chester
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ShaWiS.
Liberation.

This may certify that have given my son
JOHN II. GILMAN, his time during the re-
mainder Of his minority, and shall neither
claim any Of his wages, nor pay any debts o.
his contracting after this date.
join l.. GILMAN.
Bridport, Oct -, 1853. 2s.aw.
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CASH PAID

For Wheat, Green Hides, Good Spruce Plank
and Shipping Furs. n. WOOD.
= = = = - = =
Cut and Wrot Nails, Saw Mill and cut
Saws, Wood Saws, and Frame Saw Mill and
others, Files, Halter Chains, Skates, Window
Glass and Putty, Gun Caps Powder, and Shot
Hunts, Green, Collins, and Brooks s. Brothers
Axes lust received bv \ WOOD.
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kINNICUTr Il HASKELL.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS
PIANO FORTES.

AND Music and Musical Merchandise II
every description-No. rs Boardmans Build
ing, under the Museum, Troy, 4. Y.
AT the above Saloon Piano Fortes from the
best Manufacturers in New Nork Nnd Boston,
may be found ut all times ut the lowest prices.
Those wishing such merchandise are invited
70 call aud examine our assortment, or send
MS then orders. In either case we promise
to give to all, tie best of attention, aud best
of bargains.
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Important Discovery !
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES q
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

unftlins In the cure Of CouGHs, CoLps, AsrHMA,
nRoNcWris. SoRE THRoAr, IIoARsENEss, DlFFIcuLr
BREkfHING, tSctrIENT CoNsUMPrIoN, and pt-FAshs
OF tic l.uNGs. They have no tate Of medelnc, apd
apy child viii take them Thousands have heea festof-
ed so health that had before despaired. Testimony
ten minutes,
Ask for Rr,an's Pulmonir Wnfers-the orrina aud
only genuine Is stamped "Rrynn,' Spurious kads are
offered for sale T., five box Sold by deaf.
ers generally. J. HRNAN a Cos, Rogesler n. v,
PROPRIETOR. 2iSm.
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NOV. Q, 1853.
N E W GOODS.

n " 1 \ /
~ II w ETe IN
" -
-o--
sTzfAh BILLS. Fresh Ground Flour super
%OV Fine, Extra and super Extra Just
received ny ~ hVVp'
N''"'cp"'!' NV 9 iN'''
1000 lbs. New Buck Wheat -Four, lnst re-
ccivcd by. n. WOOD.
10 Bales of Buffalo h"bcs' Just opcnca 10y
~ "pOp'
20 Chests Fresh Teas, just received by
NJ nod.
"a nIs y yorl, syrun a very GOOD nrti.
i;,ic If vii s,vc vour huttrr ON buck wheat
,nI hoe r,l.cs ;u.t received hy y. WOOD
,,.,l;a., mi
p''o'S anu 0norS, "c"t , ''' vonn
pcrS' just received ny Az "''N'
~>~~~~>~~>~ = - - - = = - = - = =
10 bblS Duiurrs inst received he
y WOOD.
oo,,
WV ""'' l. ""'' just ''''i''. "tv,,nn
~ "''D'
= =
1Ub ms CARPET warn ana ! arm, ItiSt rcCcN-
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The best SOap

To save labor in Wasling,is Smith and Blan-
chards Sell-opcrating Soap warranted to
save half the labor in washing. Sold 10y H.
A. SHELDON, Whole sale agent for Addison
COUNTY.
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WAX THREAD SEWING MACHINE.

WICKERsHAM's PATENT.
Adapted to siding and closing with waxed
thread Of all kinds Of Boots aud Shoes, with or
without side wells, superior TO hand sewing, and
with an imlnense saving Of labor. Likewise FAN
cY Sewing on CLOTH and LEATHER.
Also, Wickersliam's Patent Machines Eur sew
ing ships Sails, IIammocks, Nalses, Awnings
Car ct Bags, Mattresses. Trunks sc. The
public are invited 10 call aud see them in opera,
ton. Exclusive Rights Tor towns, Counties and
States, 10 sell aud use said Machine, can ue re
cured. For sale at No. 60 Hanover street, OPP
posite the American House, Boston. by
BurTERFIELD L STEVENS,
/ Propr,storers and Manufacture.
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&SNNs o

c. G. Wainwright, having returned IRON mar
ket for the last time offers TO the public a
complete assortment Of
O. Q q ID -
at VERY Low RATES, notwithstanding
the great advance in prices. Please call and
examine the Goods, as they must be disposed
of in n short time
Middlehurv, Oct II, 1858.
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IN SUPREME COURT.

To the Hon. supreme Count next 10 nclu al |
Middlcbury, in and for the county Of Addison
and State cf Vermont, Oh the fourth Tuesday |
after the Fourth Tuesday Of December, \. b.
1853.
The Libel of Jordan Dodge of New Haven |
in said County, respectfully represents That |
he was lawfully joined in marriage unto Chas
tina L. Dodge, formerly Chastina \, Call, of
Stanbiidgc, Canada East, on the 10th day OF
December, A. d. 1Si7, ut Franklin, in the
equity of Franklin and State Of Vermont, by
Stevens, Esq, a justice of the peace,
within and for said county.
That the Libcllant lived with said Chastina
A.,Dodgc jas his lawful wife at said Slanbridgc,
until the 10th day of June, \. d. 1918; and
although hc, the said Libclant, during all
that time duly observed, ald kept all the COW
enants of the marriage relation, yet she, the
said Cha,tina \. Dodge on the 10th day of
October, AID lSIS, ut said Stanbridgc, will
fully deserted the said Libcllant, and hath ey-
cr since refused to live with him as his law
lGlly welded wife.
And the said Libcllant further charges that
the said Chastma \, Dodge, to wit; on the LIST
day OF january, AID, lSj2,at said Stanbrldgc,
was guilty of the crime of adultery aud the
said Lii ,llant further show that he has re-
sided at New Haven aforesaid for more than
two years now last past and for more than
fore said Lihellant prays this Honorable court
that divorce may be granted hlm from the
bonds of matrimony with the said Chastina
A DODGE. and AS in duty bound will ever
pray.
dated at Middlcburr aforesaid, this 10TH
day of October, a. d. 1888.
JORDAN DODGE
] 4. BEcKwiru, Atty. of Libellant
STATE OF VERMONT, ! To Chastna A.
Addison Comfy, IS. ! Dodge, defendant :
BY the authority of the State Of eImon:,
you are hereby commanded to make your
personal appearance before the Supreme
Court next To be holden at Middebury, in
and for the said county, OH the fourth Tues
day next after the fourth Tuesday in Dccem-
Der, \. u. 1853, to answer to the foregoing
Libel and abide by such order as may be
made thereon.
Dated at Middlebury aforesaid, this 10Th
day of October, A. d. 1863
GEO S. SWIFT, Clerk.
Whereas, it has been made to appear to me
that the said ,Chastina a. Dodge, resides with
ont the State of Vermont. 1t is therefore or
dcrcd that the foregoing Libel, with this order
thereon, be published in the Middlebury Reg
lister, n newspaper printed in Middlcbury, in
said county of Addison, three weeks success
sively, the last of which publications shall he
at least six weeks before the session of said
, court, which shall be deemed sufficient notice
} to said Chastina A. Dodge, to appear before
said court and show cause ifany she may have
whcrcfor the prayer OF said Libel should no
be granted
Given under my hand at Middebury, thii
18th day of November, A. ID. 1858.
> NJ /. BENNETT
; 20.3w. Judge of Supreme Court
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HEALTH FOR THE Stalls.
El0llOWAY7S PILLS.

Eriraordisdry Cure If Loss Of UcallA
DlSordcrcd Stomoch. LldlgeSt'ou and
DETERMINATION Of Blood 10 tie Uead.
COPY OF ALET TER FROM MIR. JOHN
LLOYD. OF ERW-WEN, NEAR
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STATE OF VERMONT ! Be it remembered
District of Addison, s.. that at i Probate
Court held at Nliddlcbwy in and for The Dis
trict of addison, on the 9th day of Nov. AID.
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FARNE
E Q r S A Z e!

1 ANING one and n quarter miles south Of
IL the village, containing about 60 acres,
wcll adapted 10 raising grain aud keeping
stock, has a house and barns, an orchard
which affords apples, plunis, &c, belonging
to this is about 10 acres Of swamp covcrco
with timber lit for building and fencing, There
is a spring of never failing water running in
TO the barn yard. 1t is pleasant conycn-
lent and productive little farm aud can he
bought AT a good bargain, Further particu-
lars may be had OF I. J. Stewart in Whiting,
or Of the subscriber at lIowe's Machine shop
in Brandon l.. T. HALL.
Mildlehurv Oct 81 I n JSa,owtf
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Canes I! Canes !!

Black and Yellow crooked Canes, for sale Al
the TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
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CONGRESS-TnuRspAy.

SENArE.-A message was received from
the President Of the United States Transmitting
report of the Secretary of the Interior in re-
alton 10 the boundary limo between the Uni
led States and Mexico.
Several petitions were presented and refor-
cd
The bill TO amend the charter Of the city
of Washington was taken up, amended, and
passed.
The Senate proceeded TO Consider the bill
authorizing the construction Of railroad to
the Pacific, which was advocated by Mr..
Gwin ut length Mesers. Bell, Hamlin. Miller.
Cass, Davis Seward and Rusk discussed tho
subject. all of whom were in favor of a railroad
10 the Pacific, but some oil whom were Of op:n.
ion this bill was not III all respects tho most
desirable measure which could be Devised
Mr.. Butler was opposed to the general meas
ure The further consideration Of the bill
" as postponed until Tomorrow; and the Senate
adjourned.
HousE.-- A itor the transaction Of prelimi-
nary business. the House proceeded to tho fur
the consideration Of the bill to prevent frauds
on the treasury, which was discussed by Mr..
Stephens Of Georgia. Mr.. Stanton of Tonnes
see, Mr.. Orr Mr. Howard, Mr. King of New
York. They adjourned without taking tho
question on the final passage Of the bill
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SINGULAR AND SAD AFFArR-A day or
Two after Judge Elmer sentenced Treadway.
at Salem, N. j., to be hung for the murder of
his wife. and the announcement ofthefact had
become somewhat public,a little boy, aged
about eight years, made inquiries of his pa
rents respecting the manner ia which CON
demned criminals arc executed. The parents
heedessly explained the matter and shortly
afterwards lefttb lad alone with small child
lying in the cradle asleep. During the absence
of the mother. the boy procured cord, and
carefully adinsted It around tho neck Of the
sleeping babe, aud proceeded to experiment on
the Instructions he had received from hls pa
rents. Whom the mother returned she found, to
her snrprisc, that her child was quite dead,
having been choked to death by tho rope.
- Phladelphia SIN.
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a Coon Story OF BARNUM-Mr. Burwell,
oi Virginia, vi no made a capital speech in the
Baltimore Convention, told the following story
of Barnum, aud "a broken down Virginia gen
teman." Mr.. Burwell, made an argument to
show that every body could find employment
in New York. and said:
"Let me give you illustration Of this. |
was III New York n few weeks since, and went
10 Barnum's Museum,a place where every lover
Of the curous and every philosopher ought to
go--eiher 10 see the proprietor, who Is proba-
bly, the greatest curiosity in his whole colec-
ton, or something else which cannot be seen
anywhere else went into one of the upper
rooms and found there man in attendance on
an ostrich. / conversed with him, and found
that he was what we in Virginia call "a broken
down gentleman" He was q well educated
person. and from some circumstance or other
he had 10 seek employment in scale OF hfe in
fnitely below that to which he had been, posi-
bly,, born, and for which he was eminently a
dapted. His business when | saw him was
tbis--the enterprising proprietor had an ostrich
which was in bad health he wished to keep him
we'll as a dead and stuffed ostrich would be
no curiosity. The ostrich was feverish and
restless; the omnibusses were rolling like cat
aract beneath him; the Happy Family, were
very much annoying and disturbing him. The
apprehension ofthe enterprising proprietor as
that the ostrich would die, and so he employ
cd this gentleman, who had been educated for
the medical profession, to attend the ostrich
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MARBLE WORKS.

e. TEAM MA IsRLE WOR KS
~ JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his Marble Works
to the Of Main and 8th wherewillbe found
fine OF Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WallP lates Fronts &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest
ner Orders from the country, with city reference,
rompty yattended to.
Mr. H. having served his apprenticeship in of the
largest Embellishments in New York city, and having
much experience in the business hatcrs himself that
all work executed his shop will give entire satsfac
lion as any done North South.
Richmond, July l4-iyd
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and gave him $500 to keep him alive for one
year, (Laughter,) That is an illustration OF the
remark which was making. that there is no
occupation whatsoever IN which man wishes
to engage that be cannot find employment in N.
York =
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TNnON sTEAMsssTp COmPA-


paa and irg6ia, gia Norfolk, for PhtLadepha and NJ
f0rk-fhe Steamships Pennay ylynnia Capt. Bnyn,ore,
md Virginia, Capt. Teal will. and nfter November
3d lnhil further notice commencing with the Pennsyl-
ynoi1 lopqe Richmond alternately every Wednesday,
Cor Philadelphia and returning leave Phipdcp phia every
Wednesday.
Due noliee willbo given, every trip, in n the daily
phpers, o the hour of theirsning. s.
Tie Steamships have been built expressly for this
line, md are beautifully fitted up for the accommodation
nt passengers set first tables and every attention
is pad to their confort and safety They also pro-
sided with Fraucis's patent Metallic Life-Boas. and
gren sakenand prompt attention paid to the safo
delivery OF goods. Ia addition to the above induce
ments To travellers, have made arrangements to
forward passengers through to New York by cars or
steam bouts, thereby offering the public opporun-
ity before offered at the price, of viewing
he noble Delaware, nnd visiting that model city Phila
elphn.
Pnssngc through New York, in lat Cabn. and
found, 80 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 8 90
do do do Second do 90
For freight pn-sage, apply
RO. RANKIN, AG'T., corner 90 Water ST,
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TGE2 MIS-.

~, yIRgJNrty Is published daily At S. and semi-weekly
% anfnl in advance. No subscription is taken r shorter
sIx months. aud paper s discontinued except ut
Of the Proprietors until Gil arreGrages shall lave
nee are inserted for 50 cents per square.
EVERY form insertion, and 81 IT'S for
80. 1s number insertions is marked rho Ms, it
o7e aatjsIel ill ordered sat, enl charged ac,oafely
W. YEARLY RATES are.Fer tie privilege o luares,
4ett sa-wcokly sio; Tor square daily 80 zeli weekly
s5 f.ner form daily sa, seniweeky SIS. livery yearly
.Iysrer will ure1 to conne his advertising . his par
,tar line business aud he exceed tc space stipulated
- g,H be CHARGED rntahly for the excess.
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. LEXINGTON * Through

e., c. ;lsss7:ss5aa TO BuCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS, IN
ON. MaH PACKET Boats, By ScousoWe
md Lynrtbrg-On and after the 10TH our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at The uslnl
hour. NJ and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan at u NJ, every doy,
cxcrp, So1day. and arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. Nj
Leave Lyuchburg al ?. NJ and arrive in Richmond in
= hours in time tn with the Norfolk bouts leay
iHg - A.. NJ, and rae Southern and Northern Rlii
Road COT. leaving 1T A. N.
Passengers ftr Le@in2t"u, connect with daily line
of Stages al Nofh River Returning, leaye Lexington
every duy ,Scept Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Farnyillc. fare s.; Buckingham Fl
FIRE $}2i, Charlottesville, fare s. and Smunton, fare
Friday, Boats.
Below card Of time Of arrival Al intermediate dis
lunces
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Jay MORNING. JAN.
RAILROADS, sc.

RATES Or FREIGHT ON TEsE
- - es 49,
VIRGINIA * TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
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1rlirls 0DpIoprlafe Iofhe Fua CiassBOXes OF hnts,
honnets and furniture
Ar,iclcS approDrt4'e 10 Sccoad Cl1ss-Boxe', bulcs
of dry goods feathers shoes, saddlcry glass, prints oils,
dug. and confectionery
Ar'i,1es oD rogiateI 10 THiyd CIaSS-Yirgnia domes'
Tics sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope. butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns cop
per- tjo, sheet iron, hoow-wure, queenswarc castings
horworc marble dressed and other heavy articles MOI
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
Ar,ic,s o,.toj,,ia1c Hc Fourth Claas.-Flour, Gin
sacks) rice pork, beef fish, lard, taow and bncon Gin
casks boxes OF sacks) beeswux, bales Of ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron marb (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
-, I 30 miles 80 Salt per busncl ] 8
rns''t per 100 miles. > 90 offiily pounds. 10
ooo l%" Tt II. - 10 miles. $50 II
wv lbs 20e miles. 300 Carried East. IL
ScTt 7--hts
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AroGRE WARRANTED Or no CMARGE MADE.
DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
Graduate from ofthe eminent Colleges of the
United States, and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris Phiade
phiu, and elsewhere, has effected of the
onishing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashfuness with frequent blushng, attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, cured immed
ately.
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Richmond, Va.
LEVI ELDRTDGE, GEs'L Ao'T,

NO Z, N0fth WhbrVes. FhlIa.
n. B-Shppcrs will please bear in mind that the
eaUe eey Pefnesdoy aud due notice will at
aH tnes, be given US TO the hour of ssifng.
Tobacco carried through to NewYorl, ut 20c., to
Boston, 30c. y box, aud all other goods in proper
iion,
Transportation be mude in superior anil fast sailing
Steamers. RO. RANKIN.
nov 5--d3cts
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-04
HobcnsaCk's Liver Pills.

No part OF the system is more liable to disease
than the LIVER, it serving ns a ilterer TO purify
ta purity the HOOD or giving the proper secretion
to the bPi 50 tliatNpy wrong action OF the Liver
affects the other Important parts Of the system,
and results variously | Liver Complaint, Juun.
dice. Dyspepsia, &c We should, therefore,
va ch ever tymplom that might INDICATE wrong
at, t,ion oI the Liver, These Pills hping rompo4ed
~ RI OTIS \ PLANTS luruished nv urtire 70
heal the sick: Namely. list, An nEXPECTORANT,
which augments the secretion IRON the uImonary
mucus membrane or promotes the discharge of 50.
creted matter. 2nd. An ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in some inexplicable and insensible man
ner the certain morbid Hcton of the system Sd,
A TONIC, which gives tone and strength 10 the
nervuur system, renewing health and VigOr to ail
parts Of the body, 4th, A ATHARTI which
acts In perfect harmony will the other ingredients
and operating on the Bowels, and expelling the
whole mas Of corrupt and Wat matter, and puri.
flying the Blood, which destroys disease and re,
stores health.