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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-06

competent draughtsmen are also provided: and
among the tscientifc gentlemen there ia photo
graphist, chemist, ia xidermist artist, and math
ematcal instrument maker. In truth, care has been
taken in the organization Of this service to furnish
1t with every means of success. Each officer is
capable of performing more than one scientific du.
ty, in addition to the regular duties of his position
and with all this, and from our know ledge of many
of the gentlemen engaged in this great enterprise,
we cannot see how it possibly fail of rendering
eminent service to the cause of science and of BEN
citing in high degree their country and the world
as well as adding very much to their own fame
and honor,
We have had the pleasure, and a great one it
truly was, of visiting and inspecting the arrange.
ments of the principal ship Of the squadron, the
Vincennes, more than once; she il fitted I'D especi.
ally under the eye of Commander Rnggold, and
more beautiful. comfortable and splendidly-ar-
ranged chip probably was never before seen. Her
beauty and splendid arrangements do not consist
in tawdry celors and gliding, for she has nothing
in her but plain white and mahogany; but II con-
lists in having place for every thing. and every
thing ~ Its place, and IN the occupation of every
possible nook and space for some valuable mr..
pose. more perfect arrangement and disposi
ton could scarcely have been devised In the cabins
OF this ship are contained most valuable library
o. scien.nc ana other works, voyages. histories Of
previous expeditions. &C., consulting of about one
thousand volumes. This library is for the use of
the officers Alone In the midships is another libra
~ intended for the use of the seamen, showing
that every care has been taken to render this long
'oJeSo Uncertainty not only 10 those IN command,
and tothe scientific gentlemen, but also to poor
Jack. In the cabin of the Vincennes are engraved
portraits Of the President and President of the
United States. and one of the Hon John P. Ken
nedy, late Secretary of the Navy, together with
elegant bronse bust of Henry Clay. and smaller
ones of several of the aboriginal Chiefs which were
cast at Springfield. Massachusetts,, and presented
to the expedition. These specimens OF American
art will appear to high advantages even when con
trasted with those from other countries.
With the departure and success of such an ex. |
petition we must ell feel the utmost solicitude, |
and entertain heartfelt desires for the full accom-
plishment Of oil the objects designed By the Gov.
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Ccnol n titrs
Rsoya, Va. Reach. Bafatc.

STATE or VERNONr,} The Pro'atc Court
DISTRICT or CiIlTrENDEV IS. lNrthr District utote-
enid to all persons concerned in the Estate of Roy
al VI Beach, late OF Ns,on, IN salt district, de-
ceased, GRFErlNs:
Whereas D. Murray. Admin, tr tor Of the
Estate of said deceased has this dav filed in said
Court, his application in writing setting forth that it
is necessary Tor the payment OF Just debts against
the said deceased that all the Real Estate o! said
deceased should be sold and requests said Court to
grant the said Administrators license to sell all the
Real Estate o said deceased including the rcvpr.
sion of the Widows dover, ut public Aucuon.
Il 10 ordered by said Court, tina, Monday the l1jI
day OF January A 1883. al Eagle Hall in Willis
ton in said district be assigned tor hearing and de-
Gliding on said application and that all persons con
cerned he notified thereof, hv publishing the sub.
stance OF said application and this ordrr three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, n news.
paper printed IN said district, the last Of winch pub.
lcatiOns to be previous the dnv fixed for hearing
You are therefore, herchv notified to appear before
said Court at the time and pace aforesaid, aud maze
objections TO the granting OF said license, il any you
have.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said dis
tlict, this 29th day OF December 4 lSj2
w26w3 j. s. ADA Ms, Register
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81 oil tic numerous medicines cNaui, lArd som"
of then! y,'uihlr fer the cute Of ,,lf,nuo~v cn,n
,,i.. .,.. . 49,, ..
' " ' ''' 'N' WV ~ ''''" '''" ''"'
compare ~ ~ ~ rs wi'' 'H's ir"'" 1'"n. Others
cure sometimes but nj 1ii times AMI .t disc ises OF
,,,. f,...... 4 ,i,,.... , . . .., .. ,. :
W. " il 30 It, 1t Is r1~'ut To take, anI pfrtecy
7't w ''r'fuA'''e VIVID I"e ullt' i'NN W. Il" not
''i ''F ","iu''"l o' ',1>4 VINO nave tIled
It ' '.'''t WA" NY n'ii 1hI'rH t'I' nave
h'"" - N''"' VIZ ""' ue "'lNuI u anu bN Us
u.'.' wee ,u'Y '''t'e l'PH! lHr Han@ei"rS c"i''e-
H"",'S W '''-'N ANU O"uS "h''i' "rN'Sllcu, Iprh
mo "th' '"'SH'npu"h'
TIT" ip,un1 ol tie Slass1chUsc'js institute wa
award'd tu tins preparation bv he BOARD ct JUDI
in September lei1 also, the Medals OF lhr three
gr"at s'ru'ts OF Ar, m rhis country; also The Di-
poma ct the ONO ln.;ut" At CINCINNATI. h been
nc" &" ''' r"l',' r,,looar.' > 'Hr'r t-"vrroa-u,
IN CO.'S drfar"n OF rs extraordinary excellence aud
a. ''''.'S' "a 'UF.H- "'erions oi the Lungs and
lIfoIt
h'i' |' IoOo"'NG 'i'Woh f"uncrd on me long
,Nt"'I,'c "' '"e th'"'N, NS,'! o. .nr torl nnd
HN,"c 81 JOiINN' way = 1877.
- ~ ~ A}i- -
~" N'"S '"I OF your IuLRhi lLrfoRAI. IA my
P.''''r' l'I Prov" Nu'l l'trH'W HolI us coWp''
'"' must ne 'lne n't u 'la'lcnlrs ava cures tA-
U''S ana c0'4n' "h!cA we, III ihIs section are
PT","' .''"e.
I'''N - 't''' MS l"' go 'r'n discovered nor
w. "" NV -, '"' I'''tTN ca" ~ maze Tor Tie
diN'empefH OF III" I4'" 80, a n LGog,,
et..t y >. hIi, VA H.D' + IL >.
- N"' ID ms o"U' Oh wasted constitution, not
Oily I'D 'He l"H'NihG clNt =. hni ul, ald more
n. ,..-.r.., "t'HGGY, JAM 2i'h 1871.
al 'l'' 81 'nr 'l""'n OF any I"'t Vas attack
=" ny N"'N. ',uT' D." me i"Inrs OF tdIliorra
~" 'I" ."'"s' {" C,I'"''r an" u'el Wy dIlir1Tl
'''N.'. ol' was i'..""rd by severe clush--lnd
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NJ w GOODS.

~ THING YOU MAY WISH FOR, IN THE
IL, tn9cy ana Staple Dry Goods line, can he hadn,
i iliubEh WEBB they having Just returned
rom New foIk, with the i0iged aud bet p0rjefU
OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, ever offered in Bnr,
hhgton For particulars, call Of 40 Church Street.
December II, 1859. dg, ,,f W
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Eley'S CARTRIDGES,

ELti'S Cartridges ami Caps; Rich.
~ ards Cox's, Walkers, md all Kinds OF Cans
ana gunner's mnterials JUS ncrivrd by 'F''
BRlNSMAID, BROTHER e. ca.
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Writing gecsIia.

4 GOOD Assortment Of Leather and
n God writing Desks. of different sizes wol,
Boxes aud DR. sgng Cases.
ERlNoNAlD, BROTHER. SEQ.
Dec a. 1859 dEutI
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HOBENNACK'S WOBM NYRIrp

An lTNCTe Tound"d Un0n N0i1mTic FlincIprs row.
pounded wi'h purely Fcgl'abe substances being per-
eri'H safe when taken mud cnn be- given IN the most
tender infant with decded hen,t.iai rfIDcI. yb,re
Towel Complaints ana Dlnrrhcel have made. th.in
weak and dehditatcd, the Tome properties of nv
otn Nylhp are such, inn Il stands without nm equal
IN the catalogue ct medicines. ~ rivirp tone and
strength to the Stomach which makes II an Ini,II,
ne remedy Tor those afflicted with Dy-pcusa. tn &,
astons lnug cures performed by this Syrup after Ph,
or llillry OYER ALI utn4rs fo'''
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SUMNER AgsEsANGENENT
Commencing July %. 1852.
h'uiqnd s. Washington R1iirond
TRAIN GDl>t. NOKIiI-LUAyE TROY

TRAN come NOKIiI-LuAyUT TROY
M3L GAIN tou 4. v, arer arrival oi Morn
n9 GhpitS trom New York and Express rfain from
Buffalo Arrives al RgtIand lu.l5 4 VI. cnnurctjn"
"lih Trains Tor burlington and Boston drect
LNrGE7s TRAM 10 Is \. NJ, from O'Clock Elk.
press Tram from New York Arrives al RutlamJ
;;oor VI ~ season TOR Ru',and and Burlington
sNpiess Trans, reaching Hoston, LowpI Nan.
hsal aud OGdrnsbnrGl The imr oay
,, AccoMM"D 'rioN TRAM i0OP VI inter ARRIVAL OF
Hudson River iay rrIu' and Express TraIus from
.ne "c't arrives at Rutland 7,3J T NJ and
fehchlnI Bn'Ii"gtuu sam. eve mo
Trans Going South---Lcave Rutland.
rhCc 'AN"pATIoN RAIN 80 a N upun lnr arrival
o. me ~ 'rn'HI Gar' from Burln gGn and Bellows
faIs.-1Tlves Al Troy , 90 Pm
ExTRESS TRArN2 N wlih the morning 1as4t n.
gers from ogi"ns1ursh, Moutn Il and Boston. Ar
1Tts NJ Troy al , P. VI. in time tor the EryrcsS
ti'a'"S to New York aud Buffalo, and evening
MAIL Train 80 NJ lodge NJ Troy le,,s e ~
rex morning, arriving Al New YoIk ii u and
bhH ~. Pm IN un" l"r steamers 10 toit
passengers Going North ana East,
=, pf NAIL TRAM leave Troy 700 A. NJ ,Schenec.
tddy al , 20 reach burlington IL 30 N Rn ,n,, &
?. aud OGdrusburgh P NJ
bX EXrREss TRAM, leave New York GA. =. reoch.
, , n9,lon = 10 P N burlington $40 ? ii Mon
Htalo lana ogdrnshurIh next morning
by AccoNNopArloN TEAIN, leave New Ynrk q,
~ ochrheclady = p. aud Troy p ~ rrarhiug
Burlington and Bellows Falls lOP.M same dav
o., Iassen;efs Going South and Wesi,
bH VAL TRAIN, lrHyt Burlluutuu 70 4, and
amen troy eOPM, New York 9PM ScbensrlnJv
NJ tor the West Dine at Troy. ''N'
y bY EXPRESS TRAIN.leave Montreal at 5.30A n.
boston 80 P. NJ, reach Troy T. ", New YoIk
o31RM and Schenectady 7 N, IN c a r, E,n
win Western Buillo Exprrs,--D inc at RutIand
nE MAIL IRAlH, leave OGdensburgh Q A NJ, Mon,
eHl IL NJ, BurllngtIn 800 A NJ Boston IL 80 Al
oage az RniIInd. arriving NJ Troy II Pm
TAOS. II CANFIELD Nnpf
nj 81 I4Ss' ''' ~ "''"'"S'o" GNM,
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Burlington saving. ssanL

Iilt Trustees Of this Bank have de-
clnred, in addition 70 the rro,l,r so,,,i
dividends, an extra Dividend 81 profit. tor he i've
years ending January J, 1853, at the rate of & oer
cent ON deposits Oh years standing; per cent on
usl,'ts OF years standing; per cent on deposits
w . S'"'s sHhdHg pr cent on deposits OF ,
years Standing, and per cent on deposits of wear
s'"nu'hs' payable on aud alter Inunlry l. 1853
Attest, W IlICkOK. Treasurer
Burlington, Dee y, 1852 ,Gt ,yi.,
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$500 CHALLENGE.

w II AIEN FIR concerns the health and hop.
pl rss ut the people i al u times oi the most
valuable lmpOlauoc. take II Tor granted thar eye
rY person w'lI do all N Then = .vet to save The lives
oi their chlorgn ard that every person will rrdray.
or To- r'"in"i" their own health At all sacrlfccs
H'i 70 my d"b TO suIrnuN Hssufr Won that Mouns
recording 10 he opinion o the most celebrated Pby.
sclhu,, are H." primary cAusr. o. large uinoti,y al
diseases To which ch,idrrn and adults are liihlr Il
yon have an appetite continuity ch9ngeah!c from
one knd Of iouI to another, Bad Breath Pam m
ne stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and
fnness o the Belly, Dry Coueh Slow Fever. Pulse
egnar--r"nrnlher that all these dcrute Nop,ts
and Won shNMII III oMrn nln-A lhn trlnrL,-
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NOTICE.

fFlll| entire stock of Goods belonging 10
the late fra cl T.. SNirH & Co will be sold
rery cheap for cdSh, in ordcftn close the concern
a. l.. CATLlN, Assignee.
Novce,bcr il, 1852. dSw;T
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Connect at Burlington with Steamers Tor PATS
burgh ana Montreal Railroads, aud will the Vermont
Central and Vermont a. Canada Knroads for the
East, North and West via Chauplaiu ~ ST. Law =
renee, and the Oldensbnrgh Railroads.
Connect al Rutland with the riuins of Western
Vermont, Rutland and Washington, and Saratoga
and Washington rail roads, Tor New York, Albany,
Troy, Schenectady, Buffalo aud the West
Connect AT Bellows Fail, with Trains OF Cheshire,
Vermont Valley and sullivan railroads for " ndsor,
baston W or1esIer Lowell, Springfield, Hartford,
New Haven and New York
Is Fares 1re lcsa when Tickets are purchaSed
at the Offices, than when paid in the Cars,
join ;. DUNLAP,
Superintendent
Burlington Nov. Is. 1852 dNwti
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.NORTHEH.N RIILRU.iU, " /
FALL ARRANGEMEN

"A IL L. n IL * NJ IL Va IL \ ,.
and 'tte1 tH!ay, October |, 1882
" Trans VII. IAN y. inluws
GOING EAST,
ISL passenger Crau, ~ y, : y Ldrusharchat g il
~ Arriv sat Rouse Point, - P Nj
ID Passenger Train, l.rave O4denshurgh at ,. p NJ
Arrives ~ Ruusrs Point, {, 20 ?. N
GOING WEST:
ist Passenger Tram, Leaves Ronse's Point at 8. NJ
o Arrives at Ogdensburch, II 80 P. NJ
81 Passenger Train, Leaves Rouse's font at 3, N
Arrives N OgdrnsEur@h, As, p VI
FIRST Passenger Train going Ea>
CONNECTS al Nooers win the ausburgh anG Mon
Ireai hh,Irond Tor Montreal and Qnehrc and Pats
Rouses Point with the Vermont Cen,a Railroad
for Boston aud New York connects 1T Rnuses
Point With the FINLAND ana Burlington Railroad, by
steam b4ntS TO Burlington, and thence TO Boston
and New York
Second Passenger Tram going East,
Connects with the PausburEh and Montreal Rail
road at Mdoers, tor Montreal aui q Iebec-Con-
meets wlIh the Vermont Central r Iroad Tor Boston
Darlington and New York Connects with the
Stenm BhHts TO whitehall thence hv the SIratupa
ana troy Il ulplds. 10 oaratoga Springs, Troy aud
New York. Connects by Steam Boat with Rutland
and Burlington Railroad at Burlington, tor Troy
Boston and New York
Fms Passenger Train gOiuc West
connects at Osdensburgh with the Express Line of
Lake Ontario Steamers at O'Clock T VI tor kng-
ston lornnto Hlmllton, Lewiston, Niagara Fails
and l}utiio
Second Passenger Train going Souht,
Conhects with LAKE Ontario Line OF Steamers for
hlngs,"n ana all ports on the American shore OF
Lake Ontario and W th II ImIltnn.
>, G$ tnur Freight Trans leave Ogdensburgh and
kcu.r,S Point daily, Sundays exceptedJ
=, CH Fer Terms OF Freight apply 10 George v
Hoyle, Agent. lt0n-r's Point
CHARLES l.. SCHLATTEP,
Chlei Engineer aud Superintendent
'S'' D 1917 david
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Willow baskets.

REAU1lFuL White and C3lored Thread
~ CaPI knitting, Work, T,vlmg ana Toy Bias
hcis a large assortment Ju-' received at
Dec % i'N tp-o
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--latest arrival,

UF Nauu'la and Dress Fringe, Lace
Glmps; also some Rich Patterns OF : Ia Barn
Er> ,at illGBEE ~ WEBB. ; D..
July -. dAwt
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Ig1n u. Wan EaCs syEs o

. nave ~ store, and to nrIVe lUU0 Ee1rs OF
" rapping Paper assorted sizes y vi quality $40
Realms Writing. Cap, Letter, Bath. Post. Note and
Envelope papers which will he sold at Mil prices
SCHOOL BOOKS.
.2O00 Mandetvills, Sanders aud Towns series OF
Readers, 200 Mitchell, Geographic. 900 Smiths do.
ioo Adams Anlhuct'cs, 300 Gre MEATS dc. 30
C"Ihurns do, % 90 Wrbsrcr's Spoilers, 500 Towns
SpelLels and D.hnets. Smihs AsnnnnmltS ~
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ESiIRsa Books.

10 coo Quircs Blatk Books of my
- own manufacture, comprising every
variety Of louHps, Dav Invoirc Cash and Letter
Books Ledgers and Records from Cap Qnarto 10
super ,toyal SIZE made in IT," most thorough man
1rf
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AGENTS

THEO 4. PECK. Darlington.
:, W hoIesle and Eelad Agent, :. X. COLLINS
Montpelier -'''' y -
October %, l-.2 IE,,,
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TnE TRUE
AFsGaIsT'RV FE.E'lgs.
Oh
GASTRIC JUICE.

whch tins remedy is brsed is in the hpbrSr Il, rr.
Curious and Remarkable. = ''
Caii on the Agent, aud Ge;a Descriptive Circular.
grh'ls, giving ,arge amount Of Scientific Evidence
from L'rhgs Animnl Chemistry Dr. Cumbr's PIN,
"ogy ct Digestion; pr Prrcira ON Food aud Diet
Prot panalsons Physiology: Prot SiIinnn ot
ihie College DR. Carpenters Ply -loory Sc 10
Irther with reports OF Cures iom all parts OF ih.
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Rotlro00s quo Expresses
WESTERN VERMONT RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER
1853. ARR ANssEHssiNE'. 1864.


SHORTEST and quickest through Mail
~ Line from OIdpusburgh, Montreal Rouse
Point, Platlshirgh and Burlington, to Troy and New
York, via RntIanl and Bennington, in connection
with Rutland ID Burlington, Troy and Boston and
Hudson River Rallronds Passengers over this route
my rely u1on making all til" connections with the
different R1Its as advertised This is the only
Route by winch passengers can go through from
Montreal to Troy the same day
No change Of Cars or Baggage between Rutland
and Troy
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Blu lingtun, Z. 5 A. VI r ltand Ii 90 4 Vi
arriving in Toy at : 10 Y. NJ. to dine, und in New
York at 9lUP. VI.
SECOND TRAIN
leaves Rutland - p arriving in Troy. ; Is
I. NJ connecting with the Hudson River Express
Iralu, arriving IN New York, 10 ~ +. NJ
THIRD TRAN
Leaves Burlington 3 p. VI. ON arr val OF pqssen-
gers from Oadrn-burgh, Montreal, &c arlivi in
Rn,lnnd at 90 +. VI TO Tea Leave Rutland,
40 VI arriving in Troy ;0l T NJ and IN New
York ll45 a. VI next day This is the only even
ing route from Rutland to TROY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-22
Providence and " orcestqr Rallroad.

or and afte1 Monday, Non lSt, 1852 through PAS.
ENGLH TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence at 73O, and Il 80 a. NJ and 345 o. III
Leave Worcester al 7.05, and Il a. IN. and .. m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-22
Oriental OF SOVEREIGN Rain Pills.


MO other Medicine we believe has been introduced
IN 10 the public, that has with such unparalleled
success generally, DIR. SOULS Oriental Sovereign
Balm Pills. Having been eight years before the public
ana the advertising small, Yet ihey have gained 'he
most Unparalleled friendship in every in the Union
and Canadas, and have really become one of the stand
ard medicines OF the day. hey are purely vegetable
aud So admirably adapted to assist the power OF life
that when taken III large doses with cold water, or
some hing to produce effectual perspiatlon they
readily cure the most violent attacks m acute DISEASE
and IN small doses they regulate The action of the liver
cleanse the blood, strengthen digestion regulate and
re-hvlgorate the whole stem regardless OF g.
Hundreds OF persons, more less, every STATE sub
iec to long standing Liver Complaints spinal Aztec.
tons, W. al tomac', Weak Ntr1 es, ied feelings, ow.
ing TO weak digestion, and many who have been On their
beds Tor ca where medic ne had iilrd, A. uupe of
recovery was nearly gone, inform us u the pleasure
they derive ON restored health, by using this nedi-
cine to lroduc- and retain the above Eff c. is be-
heved that n person need have sick nervous head
ache, no matter ho~ Estimate, dizziness or pressure of
Mood on The brain, palpitaon OF the heart Wi VIII
notice TO correct lie - mpioms when they coming
Quit viii prevent 1t, until the health lmproves-this
cures.
FOR particulars see circulars. None genuine unless
me name OF Or Il. L. Soulc Is the face of he box
FOR sale In Worcester by l.. Il LAZEil, and BUSH
COS IN shrewsbury, by Maynard ~ Knowon.
ocle dTuaFeOw az eowbnlt
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Kellinger's Remedies

R d TAIN TO CUREI
NJ matter what the disease or weakness with either
sex. The refined Family Eminent Sl each his
remedy Tor preventing seasickness 81 each His mag
&c nud has restored the hair when bald ~ yearst new
e. lails-Sl each His new medical charm win c,re
hesves Sores. Outs, and Bruises and work the horse
daliyi VI eNoh The Oil liniment that has been used
ny hiram woodruff, and all the best h0rsemen in The
uhll,d states go GEMS, 81 dozon) continues TO
delight and astonish them Depot, $50 Pearl street NJ
fork Oty, lDgesol A Co., ind 476 Broadway, and of
country. ' '
N D. The Dr's Syrup, OF Renovating Cordial, is the
most deg2htul and Strengthening remedy ever offered
put II seems to act like magic in Ieiuymang tho aged
Full and clear directions with each remedy.
feb4 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-22
DR.. SUMNER'S
Strengthening and Invigorating Vege.
table Bitters

table BitteTs,
NOR General Debility, Loss of Muscular Energy,
Il Physical Lassitude, lmpotoncy, and General Pros
tration
MEDICINE FOR EVERY SEASON in the YEAR
Being purely veseable free from ali foreign deeteri-
Gus, mineral PREPARATION This tonic may be taken
with the uim"st safety by all ages and boh sexes,
der all circumstances and in all climates They sregt
Ell the ST mach, eXhae the spirits, then and in
vigorate the whole system This speedily al
morbid secretion, puries the blood d that
already exist, ortiy The system against any pre-
vaing epidemic. Being adapted to the most delicate
stomach their cheering, eXh atng, streng hening ard
restorative properties make them nvariable and
sure cure for Liver Complaints Jaundice, Dyspepsia
lncipient Consumption, Chronic Dlarhpa and al other
diseases caused by an impure deranged of the
stomach, bowels, blood, liver, etc.
The U. 5. Ospensato-y says Of one Of the principle in
gradients Of this invaluable compounds:
e. 1t contains in ahigh degree The tonic power" 1t
exces the appetite, nvigorntes the power of dgestion
the force Of the crcuaton and acts in fact as gener
al corroborant Of the system"
1t may be used il all dependent upon pure de-
bty of the digestive organs, recurring general
ic impression dyspepsia, Gout, Anienhorrha, Hy-
steria Scrofula, Intermittent Fever. Darrhea and
Worms among the many forms of disease in which
it has proved useld.n
Buy bottle of them Price 80 cents.
Prepared by c. f. Allen, Nus. and 10, Harrington
Block, Worcester.
w. P. MORSE, Agent, Worcester, Mass. to whom
all orders should he addressed. " Several active
Agents wanted.
Apply at Nos. and 10, Harrington Block,
ec,9 dSaTueowaweowly