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to connect Montreal with the ra>>nmp>c
Road at Derby Line. 1t will be 90 miles
long, and pass through a settled and we'll
cultivated country. promising large way
business. 1t will be the shortest Road con
Meeting Boston and Montrcal->hortcr by IS
miles than via Houses Point and over the VI.
Central and 9S shorter than Via Portland
over the Atlantic and St Lawrence Road
The friends of tie Stanstcad. Shcilord and
! Chamb.v Road are ar,lcntlv enlisted in the
enterprise. and confident d: saccr>S. 1t Is
known that many of those most dccry en-
listed in the project are not Only cnterpri>in-
men. la. men Of iargc means. /: was stated
70 rs that anon" the speakers in favor of this
Road nj Stlu.tcad there were two Gentlemen.
each Of whom possessed ample mean, to build
j, through II is estimated to cost some
S2.uon. Geo They are resolved 10 have it
COMPLETED and opened simultaneously with
TIE r,.,,umi,~c extension.
HOPS.
We had seen notices in the papers TO til"
effect that the HIP crop was likely to prove
i failure tins wear. Dat did not realize the
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u,.,,i No.. r,,..B r,,. ,.,I ,},ror,b ,L.. Lo,,-
..,...I.;.,,, .....,,.. ri ORLEANS and >t,r.,,,J
c,.n,;.s Som. ,,r. e. ,ii.,.,.o has s..;z..l
H.. 49,, tim, .I,,,. .l,,,, .,.;, -. ,,.u.I
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rrINIoI Wy !. ut - i.c informed
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80.
81 '''' ''' ''''''- '.'''''> III >''''' 'o''''''>
IN on" nr.-h"orhpoi. mas Tar the disease
docs ,.pt ar,.r,r +, l.. General Int RATHER To-
cal .rI ~, bo,,.. :, may. H.. ,.,,,,...l .o,,,..-
- '''''
'n' ''"'''>' Inc '''' war;" Weather. VITA '''
prr'I"H> rains. undoubtedly contributed t.
49,. ..,r =,
..,., -. I., -, So.
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NrEN"Ni 'NiNtE~IIN. We i"arn from
the Ere" i'ro>S IA; the Trustees have ar-
pointed Mt;thcw II. Euckham and Mckrn-
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The Epidemic at New Orleans.

leans with undated violence. Its ravagcs are
frichttul. from which there is no escape hy
large number of the people of the doomed
CITY. Thousands have fled 10 breathe purcr
atmosphere: but of the mass remaining, ma
ny have not the means of escape. The poor
cannot do otherwise than stand still and take
their chance for lie or death.
The number Of deaths bv yellow fever the
week ending The 1ith.waS 1880. The entIT"
population Of the city docs rot number over
10000 or lis. 900 and at present it is doubt
less less than 100000.
1t is gratifying TO know that in their sor-
rows the poor of the city are remembered 10y
those who can Afford relief in distress. Gene
rouS contributions have been transmitted from
northern citics-Ncw York, Baltimore. Phil
adclphia, &c,to be dispensed TO the suffering
poor in New Orleans The annexed extract
Of letter from a clergyman of New Orlean:
to Rev Mr. Hawkes. of New York. will civ,
the reader some faint idea oil TIE state OF thing.
as they actually exist:
Il have this day visited forty-tour sick will
the fever, and by Tomorrow do not cxpec
to find ten OF them alive. am gong iron
house to house. from one scene OF the mos
appalling wrctrhcdncsS only 10 see another
worse. if possible, than the las.
Death i around me in his most frighttu
form-vct my duty is plain one: not onl,
to preach the gospel. hut 10 help bodily III,
,roor sufferer who has no friend. Nv dra
friend. for Gods sake help us. get VIVA
Won can and remit /; TO me for the ''Iowar,
A>soriai!on. (you know all about It. for vor
are a nlcmhcr,) and the poor viii bless vur
This n.ornin. went INTO lonely little hut
and there found the father dead, the meth
ct hu.gin- her babe, only four DAYS old. {;
her heart. >tii,l III. 10 nurse it.whilc the biar
vuuIt WIS rt:l:liv streaming from her mOutl
Nrch are the objects for which plead. Tn
mother i since dcad.thr cl.ill i alive Itun
it and 20; a black woman to he lis mother
TO; one cent had these people, Ny friend.
ronld give You great many similar cases OF
suffering III; iorura-. lnu viii. | know
help IL t" Keep IL poor DIM, creatures"
M"EE TAIL C"EN.-Mr VI c. VII
STIR. OF Fairbanks Village. showed rs
>ta.h Il corn which "rew in his garden thi
Summer that measured ten feet eight incLe
in length. The corn was planted about tn
ic;h OF J1Hc. The tree can he seen at tli
IL.
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DIX L.IN.ATiGN.

The loco> OF Windsor County are likely
to IL tlwartcd in their manWuyrcS ;n eject a
couple OF their party To the State Senate
They first met III conI cntion and nominate,
a inil County Ticket, and soon after some of
those who participated in the first Conven-
ton went INTO the Liberal Convention" 81
called. and aided in maxim. anofhr. Comfy
Ticket, pacing upon it two of the regular To-
""toro candidates Tor the Senate. and also :,
couple of Wings Eot in nomination Lv any
other party, Ihi>.as it is apparent to cvcrv-
body. was done 10 secure two lorofoco Scna-
tors from the strong Wing County of Wind
>or. But the trick does not worI, we'll. Tn,
W hrs are preparing 10 elect thcir whole
ticket. There i also screw loose in the H.
cotoco arrangement. Mr. kcrcS, one of the
nominees of ;he Liberal Convention" de-
cllnc> hand IN the came by formally retus-
ing 10 run. His letter of dcclination * ,s
follows:
Tor the Vermont Journal
READING. .JHlv %. 1873.
Mr EDITOR: As nav name has been mac
ed upon Senatorial ticket. nominated n :,
'"nIentl"n' assembled at Woodstock on TN.
4th INST. deem 1t NV duty to decline that
nomination.. | am Wing: and if m. nro-
PIE OF Vermont cannot expect Justice and
moderation at the hands of a WhIr Lro;-la-
lure know not upon what party they can
rely. certainly prefer to trust the maxine
Oh new laws and the correction of past errors
IN legislation, to that political party which
has SO long eniovcd the confidence. of ,ba
people OF this State. Inmv opinion. wba,.r-
r ,i. support Is rendered by the Wings of
w lAn>or County 10 this "People's Ticket"
VIII he 50 much aid given towards eIectinc
Two locotoro Senators from this county and
cannot consent 10 be instrumental in nro-
ducIng such a result
SOLOMON KEYES.
LIE r"TAT" R"T.-In Franklin. aJio;n-
ING Norwich, Conn, the potato rot has ~
peared badly. One farmer has lost niece
winch two weeks ago he expected would y;.Ia
500 worth of roots.
he Boston Chronicle SAYS.
r I'VE have heard similar complaint br.
IN thlS vicinity describe the etIac, =.
different IN some respects from the d;s.."a
known as the rot. To what extent tha nno.,
nave been affected of course We cannot ri,
nut there Is very little apprehension f,.It br
the farmers; they generally predict a larns
The Bristol OR. ~ Phenix says:
:, I'VE are exceedingly sorry to learn that
me potato disease has again made its annear '
ance In this vicinity, and is as bad as ~ a
ornner year. About week since we nut !,
DUR cellar number of bushels of fine Iooi' III
M early Chenansoes, with the hone tbst
heE would keep, but alas, we find that oro '.
'"'' OF them arc a'read. ruined by rot" wi
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"-S' WV llini'o Inc dHi"ili expended
hy New Hampshire. Try it again. MAJOR.
In New HAMPSHIRE. ninc-tcnrh> OF the ex-
l'cii>r> OF the several Counties are dcfravcl
Iy a County tax. and are not included in
the lrea>urci's report OF state expenditures.
In Vermont al! such expenses are pad from
he State Treasury. ana 90 To swell the a.
-rr.a;e Of STATE expenses. | have been l.
lie To ascertain the expenses of only one
Coun'y in New Hampshire. tut AZ that Is
Mrrilmach. the 'Gwe.iim--placr' OF Franklin
Pierce. and saturated with the economical
principles at modern democracy. ii nav well
be t1hcn As Il tar sample ut the whole State
Is population in l>5n was i".3i5. and IL or
binary expenditures the last wear. exclusive
OF large amounts pad :ar new iail aud mon
~ borrowed. wrrr -I-.i->.-'- rnv ,h'-r
,-iiy Caun,ic. al Win,iham. Windsor and
Rutland. with population OF l"I.44l, cost
;hc Sac la>' wear .iiG.7j-@.ll.:,3 LIS
Than model Alrrrinlacl,' Mrrrimark Coun-
y i in debt from >l"."o0 II >I.j."co. white
w,.i. Win,:,lam las a surplus OF 5000 Ia
:; "uo securely invested in l. :. s:ork>-
Takiu- Mcrr,mack as 4 bass. the total .Tu-
dietary AMI County expenses OF New lamp
shire the past year exceeded >lUo.gou. In
Vermont they We're Sd. >ul..i.
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chr c 0lr0ani0n.

....zz.1.z
=|====' N ..5=s=::j:====iiI
Here shall the Pres the Peoples r;.Ili> maintain.
hawrd hv influence and Uuhr!I.r by 9,;I--
Here patriot Irsth her crr:ou, rrrrc!r, draw,
Pledged 7" Religion. Liberty and law
ST. JOHNS BURY,
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20. 1853.
State Nominations.
For GuVEEyOH.
ERAsTUS FAIRBANKS
OF St. .Johnshur~
FnH LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
w M. c. KIT TE ED GE,
OF Fa;rharcn.
FuH TREASURER.
G e TGE EOWES,
OF Montpelier,
County O.FICEEs-OELEANs COUNTY
For Senator.
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S.G.0lO.aJ.

The expenses OF the State for the wear end
in@ sept l. 1913, | am informed upon the
best authority. will be nearly >loooo LESS
than the year preceding, oh. extravagant
whi--rry,
Below are the salaries paid by each State
to their principal o:liccr>-thcy do not strike
me as sny enormous in .dL.r State. Oar
Governor. You'll bear in mind. i also Com
missioner Of Deaf. pamb and Bind. and the
salaries Of both offices are included in the
figures niycu:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-20

RENAEKAEIr Discovery IN Rr~S1A-
NJ. t. Lars k. the engineer, lately deceased
made discovery Of the greatest Importance
in White i:u>sl-a discovery brought toIirbt
wien his papers We're examined after his de-
cease Being occupied in making road in
that province. he found it necessary TO drain
CT the waters Of the lake into another lake
at lower level. and in the course of the o,-
Grafton he discovered in forest. several feat
below the surface OF the soil. a road rayrd IN
Ii" antique Roman Or Mexican >.l!e. with
traces Of >one bridge of peculiar con,trnr-
ton. lh NJ. Lars y's opinion 1000 or 5000
years must have elapsed before the face of the
coii!try could have been Transformed to such
an e<t'':i a he ,i.>er'e ed. and il this >rppo>i-
ton - well founded. Ills district must have
Icca lnna lifted bore, he time of the Scvth;-
ans ty :t.or" rsiiizcd nation VI. I.arskv's
discovery vii. dnEi:lcss. no: pas unno:ired
~, i@t .'<.. 3: ;iaIr.tan: lesG..-F r,.
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Here shall the Pres Tie Peoples r.I> maintain
lawra hv influence. and Uuhr.L,.,i !,y a.,;u--
Here patriot lrsth her glorious rrrrr',r, draw,
Pledged 7" Religion. Liberty. and Law.
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r II + G. Al ID o n "A n
Al. S. SENATOR.

We trust our wing friends will not forget
that there is a United States Senator to be
elected bv the next General Assembly Of
Vermont. Ii is possible that with three State
Tickets III the field there may he no choice
by the popular vote; in which case the Leg
l>lature will elect the State Officers In view
Of these considerations. it is all important that
the whirs make sure Of the House and Sen
ate. To do this we must work tremendously.
and cncIgctically, especially IN towns and
counties where the parties are nearly halanc-
ed. VIII wings remember this and act pru-
IDENTITY and wisely. and in concert: Let US
all feel that we cannot afford to he divided
this wear, and work for whi@ L. ). Senator,
Is we'll as for the State and other tickets.
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eB Joseph a Gilmore, Esq, of Concord,
has been elected superintendent of the Man
chester and Lawrence raifroa,
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' ERHoNT NEWS.

\ roucg man IN Il, name .., &C.. ~
lex about i years 81 are. -. o.. NJ.
Mlllry Of bellows Fall, A. a-u--.
''athlng in >aNtou,> Enrr rat.
thasc'> damon >a'...y m.rr.r-- s.
Two OF hi> omridr>, Clare, G....
iema> :, hnnn.ir, wrr" ia ,lrnt-r-
but Their efforts TO >a'c tim ,r.,,. ....
ing.-Eoc-.
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W The Washington correspondent of.
the New York Herald says: The members
OF the Cabinet are unanimously determined
to ratity the conduct of Capt. Ingraham. and.
II necessary, will not hesitate to issue another
edition of the American opinions expressed
IN the celebrated letter Of the late Secretary
Webster 70 CLcyaiier Hulsemsnn
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(" The Directors ot' the ra>>ump>ir Rail
ror'i hy'd i meeting in Boston the present
wc"k 10 concert measures for the extension
Of tn" Road TO >'tn>tcal. w have not Vet
l"arnca .hr results of th.. meeting.
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M"EE TALL C"EN. Mr. VI. c. VILE
STIR. OF fairhank>' Village, showed rs a
>ta.h Il corn which grew in his garlcn this
Summer that measured ten feet eight inchc-
in IrnLrh. The corn was planted about tn.
lo;h OF ,!aac, The tree can he seen at tlli>
oti;cc
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TO The Amictad.

TNR. JBsEPH, the Celebrated Indian Doctor, hns ar.
IL rived in town. and be consulted at NO.I 10
Main Street, Worcester, Rsass tf9 as@ss
The Doctor cures sick Headache, Nervous Diseases
Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy, Fits Epilepsy Piles Cam
ker in its malignant form Constitutional afee-
tions, Choie, Bilious Fatulent and Painters Debility
partly decay ed Bones, Gravel, Caiarrh Diseases Of
Children, Ii famaton Of the Bronchial gubes of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic Diarrhe d. senery and al
most all diseases of the Blood eags
Also all diseases incident to Females, such weak
ness, and all the like: My medicine will restore theta
again to full vgor snd use. uness aaaH
Come to me and be not faithess. III cure thatsIame
and almost broken back, and botched face that spit
ling up of the food kewse that Fstua In Ano or in
Perinaurn or Lachrymalis, and The worst cases of
Clumsy cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
shou time. At-F
The Vegetable remedies which the God of Nature
has spread out with such richness pofusion over
every hill dale, ied and forest have last come to the
rescue ana Consum ptives may Live and not Die
The Doctor is also justly celebrated and distinguished
for the hundreds of wonderful he has nude, and
for his sound and philosophical views upop disease
which carries terror with it whereverit appears which
has brought multitude of ills upon frail humanity and
whose consequences are often felt bv the innocent as
disease and have failed so much as one case
DIR j. alter great labor and expese, has Succeeded in
investing and periecung medicine which Is wonderfully
effective in producing salutary change and restoration
from the long list of diseases above mentioned, to Wig
orous health These medicines have been tried, with
the happIest result, by thousands many of the
have been Of more Than ten years standing by taking
them in hand, and by simple treatment with his meai-
cine has wrought perfect cure lie does not leave
theJe important facts upoH his assertion; he APP
5 peals 70 the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone has put ia his possession.
Please try the beetors great and potent remedies for
LIDO know thathey will yet millions TO re dice
and tie exceedingly glad
Medicines with all directions, carefully pached and
forwarded to any place in the United States.
On. F. JAsEPH,
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Din, B. F. JAsEPH,
OF d3mfp No. 1l3 Manst Worcester.
Important to Millers and MiIl-Owners.


A NEW and IMPROVED dressing for Mill Stones,
IA (Which was patented in lS49, by M Gaines Of Tex
as and the right to which in the New England
States, and throughout Europe is0wned by Col CHAs
MILLS, Of Geurgia) is now offered TO the Mers and
Mill Owners of this Stale, by GEORGE It's CURTIS,
of Worcester who is the sOefA gent. Col Mills has
caused this dressing be put several Mills in this
city, with the understanding, thassfnot improved no
charge should be made limo instance has he failed to
gain SO pen cent in the amount of meal ground, with
the same power, and in the amounthss been
doubled In some trebleI Ri hsgfefI Il tHsfr-g5
The expsnse TO the owner, of fitting pair of atones
with this dressing, is abou. $40 And the price OF the
right TO the improvements saries from $50to $780, &C
cofdng To the amount of business d0ne 100 heng the
general price per Hun. II Hf tasaF4t4. ..sf
This is considered sIe most important Improvement
ever made in the mode OF grinding. aRd the ease and
simplicity with hieh il is applied, cannot fall
mend itself to all concerned in this branch of business
ss il virtually doubles the power OF the mill Reference
may be made 10 Nm Dickinson, W. W. Patch, or D..
H. Emerson, OF this City, whose Mills have been dressed
in this way, and aIe now grinding more than twice as
much as before. GEO. H. S. CURTIS,
General Agent for the State of Massachusetts.
- rH1fo.i dFafu wifi a frs
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bsaie'ai ae AZAlARNoLD, Patent gent.
NEW LUMBER YARD

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
XTHERE will be kept by the undersigned, COZ stanty
w on hand, nil the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern. Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting OF Boards, Plank, Ioist Shingles Clap.
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry. ~ slu4em q 3 t44se fe
FRAMES supplied order at short poIioe, and ali
LnmDer sold ON the most reasonable TERMS by
J. u. MORSE & co. e
GT odice No. 10 Mechanic ST. 2 augzS dtT
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w o R C q sTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
10y 30 e1
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.
-7+--------~ s------
The following List, representing one or two houses in
each branch of trade, is submitted the citizens of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons in of the products
OF Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise of Wor-
ceser Stores in Of the branches here enumerated;
will be able to supply themselves at short notice an
upon as reasonable terms can be met with in Boso
or elsewhere
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
SAMUEL. w. sELBY, No IS Main street.
Agent and Collector
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street. >
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLEs, NoURsE, MASON, CO., Court
Mills
Booksellers and Bookbinders.
JOHN KEITH & CO., No. 236 Main street
j. S. WESBY, No. 124 Main street.
Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO., No. "a Front street.
Barre Stage Office.
No. 2l5 Main street, next to Am. Temperance
ApOthecaEies and Druggists.
LEWIS T. LAZELL, 20l Main street i.
Pleasant streets ~ qt
II. LAYING, dealer in Perfumery, Segars, Patent
Medicines, &C., No 46 Front street.
~ Desk Manufacturer.
E. P. WRIGHT, Rear of Paines Block, corner
Of Main and Pleasant streets
Doors, blinds, and Sashes.
J. 81. w. BARTLETT. No. So Front street
JOSEPH WADSW0RTH, No Is Main street.
Dry Goods, Millinery, and Carpets.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO., Union
Block, No. I9l Main street. %
Flour, Grain, and Lime.
DRAPER & CLARK, No. 1913 and lO5 Front
Street.
Saw Manufacturer.
3, NJ. ELWELL, No. 20 Exchange street
M Furniture and Upholstery.
TABER 6 CHoLLAR, No. 100 Main street.
Watchmakers and Jewellers.
WILLIAM D. .FENNO & SON, a266 Main st.
watches. Jewelry, and Silver Ware.
BENZ. GODDARD, No. ia Main street..
LUTHER D.GODDARD, Union Block No. 1856
Main street. astl a4
Fish and Oyster Market.
RICHARDSON. & COLE, No. Mechanic street.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
+ THAYER & .EAMEs, Harrington Corner.
Worcester Dramatic Museum.
GATES & BROWN, Proprietors, Flagg's Build
ing.
Real Estate, Insurance., Employment,
g. and Boarding Agency.
LEWIS G. MUM, No. 233 Main street. %
Provision Dealer-Retail 81 Wholesale.
J. s. CULVER, No. 16 Front street, under Hor
ticultural Hall. eaf rpttl scs4
Book Publishers.
{ E. M. II. BILL, Flagg's Block, Travelling
Agents Wanted. og
Restaurator aud Eating House.
SPURR & LEWIS, Piper Block Meals at all
hours. sa3
H. J. BALL, Harrington Corner, cor. Main and
Front streets.
Merchant Tailors, and Dealers in Fur
el pah nishing Goods. a5.t
GOULDING & DOHERTY, Merchant Tailors,
No. lO7 Main street.
Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuffs,
c. A. HARRINGTON & CO., No. 90 Main st.
Marble Yard, Grave stones, sc.
JOSEPH LEWIS, corner of Union and Old
Market Streets. a'i9
Stoves, Iron, Steel, Tin and Copper
sgs Works. +,
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for prcmotln
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty Of
THE HAIR

ss. tF THE HAIR
R'fEabOve has heen thoroughly tested and the result
ls, an universal expression of entire saiisfacton-
t's warranted 10 eradicate the pand-uf prevepf Raid
ness or tendency to turn gray prevent the falingo of
tne ha1r preserve Its Color render soft piabls and
glossy and in good condition fer enrng eradicate the
annaienlH which is destructive 20 the hair remove
the senrh, cure scad head relieve headache SC The
Excelsior Hair Tome Being purely vegetable prepaJas
ton Is the thing the only thing worthy of lis mime
BGtdn SHOULD anY desire to see his bald head
retiring Under the shade OF beautiful locks lei him mako
thorough use Of the Excelsior Hair Tonic! 83e8f ~
tGHinS Or LoOsenjHg IF the Hair. If this disease
ne reelected, II VIII prove the precursor OF badness
result which is by no means dsabis one, and which
Gan easily be avoided BY thorough Of the Excel
BaaareB and Scar6.-ThJs disorder in most cases
owing TO neglect want hf proper attention. mas b.
easily and entirely obvateby the use according % d.
rections of the Excelsior Hair Tonic, 80 ~
BeGddche.- II yDu. wonld be relieved Of headache
and the gloomy disagreeable feeling attendant mon H.
ana IN their stead he inspired with the revving refresh
Ing, AID hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear and brain free and active use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic. fs4f5snifslh ~ -, : + -
2 LtRimeBts--For Wounds BRUISES, Sprains. Asues.
Aheumaiism, Chilhinas Stings and Bites of Insects
rerIhroai, Pimples Chapel Hands &c.. most ex
ceent and valuable niment is the Excelsior Hair Tonic
ChSiRreH--t may he ased upon he heads Of children
witt fthe happes results ssjiae. ssq8. a5asF{ 7s
Prepared only by LOMBARD. & sCUNDALI. sDrgp-
gists spfingheld Alass. To whom applications for
agencies must be adslrs sssi. e-.s54 i'.'- & saF
PRICE INVENT v-FIVE CENTS.
,sg AeEErs--CALDWEI g. mil, e, II. MARSH
and y. SCOTT JT., and etid BY Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, throughout the United States and the
Cahadas'. tt geo aus dawtf
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