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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From the Commonwealth.
Perry's Hungarian Baiuli you wish blessings t. fa,
upon your head in such way AS To cause brilliant gIors
10 sprout Out m H. buy aud try Peny's Hungarian Balm
II Is Inc thing FIR the hair.
From the N. E. Directory.
The Hungarian balm sid by Alessrs Burr Perry, nj
No Cornh is The best peparato ions for the han
now IN use, We have tried tn article, and hhd iuiy
answers TIE purpose Tor which is Intended, that of clean
ing, heautitying aud strengthening Tue h'ir.
From the bo.t'n Pathfinder.
Fets Hungarian balm is decidedly tile best article ev
e. offered u The public for pres ryng and btauying the
hair Having Civ tria we du mol hesitate oendurse
all that Is claimed fut IL.
From the Daily Evening traveller.
MesDs, Bur& Perry, NJ. C"rnhI, have intr0ducedt
tie bsion Market new and elegant preparation iOf III
mi', called the C. Hunganin Balm" which has ALREADY
"bhed high reputation among ,he thousands thut hav'
tr, d The article.
From the Daily Bee.
Perys iiu garian lin "A good head of hair Is pc,
session beyond Value II is ornamental aud nsetul. 4
ensure this, Is necessary generally toad nature IN keel
ng The rots OF the HAIR vigorous cunditlon ana III
ki" free from dandruf THIS Is most eff cinay accon
psled by the use Of Per,'s ilunsafian Bdm, sold b.
Burr Perry, No Ccruiil. ! ho"wbo bave thoroughu
Tested It's properties pronounce superior sicle Lt
the reader Try aud see.
The Common wealth says, The Hung irian Baimis
Of The best a tces 10 fund IN Boston Tor The hair
Beware ii COUNT rift and wn'tbe,s limitations. The
genuine has the words :, PERkY'S HUNGAktAN BALM
FOR THE HAIR" WI IN the glass The label and en-
velop viii bear the signature of j FERRY, sule Pio.
pretor
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, by BURR *
PERKY at N. h Patent Medicine P,rnmery store, No.
CornI aud s,d BY Draggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
lhronghnut the United states anf Canadas
Sold IN Montpelier, W., by SMITH PIER Il North
held, ty r. II. tmnh 40m6
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Applying a Plaster.

The " o. Picayaae gives the following
story On the authority of member of the
Howard Association, WIN told II as a posi-
tive fact, and merely to illustrate his belief
that three. fourtts Of the people who are
carried off by the epidemic now prevailing
in that city. fall victims To their own or
their attendants ignorance: "A pon cou-
pie, inhabIt,ng s"me back tenement. were
visited by the fever--,he husband was taxi
en- with it. The wife did her best for the
poor fellow, but tina, was moi nnch The
case came to The ears Of member of
The Howard Association; and 'hr ulh his
direction physician visited the sick man
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
1885,
II p Il II IL Y'S "
Z HUNGARIAN 4
. 3 A L vi Il
For hesiorng, Preserving md BeuutiJying
THE HAIR,


THIS elegant preparation is an efectual Remedy for
Baldness falling eff Of the II iir. II prevents and
completely cradicales scuf aud dan dr. IF; stemg hens
The riot, If lhe Hair causes it To grow luIany gives
ch dark, >utt aud glossy appearance, and prevents
turning grey The Hungarian Balm is purely Vegetable
coMmh, scientifically and chemically Combined. and Is
warranted to contain othuse del ferrous ingredients
which prove $" injurious to the hair. II acts directly upon
the SKIN cleansing ana purifying from i'll unhealthy
cretiOhs Thereby removing and pre,en the accumula
tim Of scurf, ddndru other impurities, which fire.
quently cause premature decay and loss at the hair
The Hungarian Balm especially ad pied IL lad es'
and hnst who have iiIed the vats
win no b-nrht VIII at discover the fleets produced
by tins pure and delicate prepant ion Instead of mating
a'l 'angns the ha (whch Is more or less pulled out
the process "f comhng) it leaves ii free and clean; pro
notes natural mlsture md lnpars beautiful dark
and glossy appearance. Try aud you will be con
vino ID Of IT. superiority All the Compounds for The
hair Much NOR might be said in favor of this Invaluable
Compound hut IL is de unnecessary, us the proprie-
tor feels c"I ient that will convince The most
mcreulos of lis rare and m ,nlod virtues Therefore,
lfyou have lost your hair and wish to restore 1t,
II you are losing your hair and wish preserve it,
II You are troubled with dandaif aad wish To remove it,
lfyuu nave any humr ut III scalp, aud wish to 1t
yu troubled with headuc he and wish To
cueH,
Ifyou have hair eaters at the roots of the hair and wis.,
~ destroy them,
II You nave harsh dry aud why hair and wish it be
soft pliabr and beautiful as silk aud if yuu wish
TO ans ilir latest
period Of life,
Use Perry's Hungarian Balm.
Price rs csnts-lu large bottles.
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FAIR BANKS

neo the besi applications ever discovered tofhe cure
" Of The following diseases:
inflammation Of the Lungs Sore Throat, Phthisc, Head
Ache Piles, Choc. Cramp, Fever, and other Sores, Ear
Ache Cuts Burns and Scnlds, Rheumatism, Bruises and
Strains Sings Of Iniects Dyspepsia, Worms Chblans
This Compound will remove that foul bilious matter
from the stomach which causes many Diseases fol
Pains and Dizziness in the head Sickn at The
Stomach Loss If Appetite Costiveness Janndce, Weak
ness, Bowel Complaint and in Colds it gives immediate
relief IL taken in season.
Among the many important discoveries of this genera
ton. Is une wlnSe fatna will be written az with sunbeam
in the history If The past Fairba' KS celebrated Healing
Compound stands forth alone, and b. his own works pro
claims its power That mute eloquence so ressaby af
ecng IN the appeals of tho suffering for lief has heen
answered. Hundreds of have been cured by this
invaluable medicine and they can he produced If neces
sa snbstantIate beyond doubt the healing virtues of
this preparation
The compound is combined with the most efectun aids,
the sautay productions and is in the re
storaon TO health Of those who hal long pinned under dis
tressing maladies, has given an exalted character.
Manufactured and sold by the prnpretor in West Boyls-
ton, aass HORACE FAlRBANK.
II. A. Hodges, Richmond, and j. b. Bralev, Waterbury
Retail Agents, o. TYLER, Montpelier, General whole
safe y ~ retail Agent
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i i ttultur !.
Prevention Of he Potato Rot

A WORK on this subject has jus, been pub
i'shed at ST Petersburg, by Professor Boil
man, Russian Councillor of the State,
which appears to be- worthy of the aten
ton OF agricnllurls,- Scientific discover.
les receive great encouragement from the
Russian government, notwithstanding the
I'll favor with which thai power is supposed
|" regard political novelties Mr. BoIlmau,
under the patronage OF the Car, ann,unc.
rs the discovery of remedy for the pota.
10 rot aud who Knows bu, Russia may ac.
compllsh Two great things tins year, by se,z.
i"g her Turkey and saving her potatoes at
the same time Mr. BolmaD asserts from
actual experience, that t'oroughiy dried po.
tat0ts will always produce crop free from
disease This discovery he made by acei-
dent, but confirmed 1t by subsequent trials.
lie bud conlrived potato setter, which had
'ne bad quality of destroying any sprouts
that might be IN The sets, and even of tear.
Idg away the rlud Ton rden the potatoes
81 as To prrecI Them against This accident.
he resolved to dry them In the Spring of
1850 he placed Ia, III "A very hot room, aud
at the end of three weeks they were dry
enough to plant. The potatoes came up
well aud had II" disease
THIS was luuked upon as a mere acct
dent: but his seed Potatoes having been
dried again the next year aud again produc.
lng perfectly sound crop, while the neigh
D,rlug crops were all diseased. the PROBES.
r's attention was drawn to the phenoue
non, aud he made third ,ua IN 1852 i
This time, all his own stuck of uo,at az
beng exhausted he was Obliged 10 purchase
hun seed, which bore unm,sakable evidence
Of having formed part of CROP ,b., had
been severely diseased some beng quite
rotten. Alter Keeping them fur abnu, a
month IN hot room, as before, he cut the
largest potatots mt" quarefs and he SINAI.
Ter INTO halves, and lefi them To dry auo,b
er week. Accidentally, the dying was
carried y" far, that apprehenslnn> were en-.
tertalned of a very bad crop, If any Con.
tray o expectation. h'Nev tn Ne : Nh h.
ed promptly aud grew SO fast. tina, exce,le,t
y nng p 'atnes were dug three weeks EARL.
er than usual.
Tins sIngul r result. obtained in three
successive yeers, led 10 inquiry AZ 10 whr,b.
er any similar Gases were on record In
the COURSE OF the investigation, two lac,s
were elected !, was discovered ina A,
Losoysky, Of Wnebsk, had for four wears
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

A REAL BLouMER The Salem Press
relates tie following "A firmer in THIS
t WI hired 81 Spring young freshman III
work upon his farm, He labnred faithful,
md gave good salIst ,clnn, when. about a
week ago, the discovery was made that his
faithful hand was lass! of the Emerald
Isle She could plough, hoe. swing a scllhe
rake, load and plch hay with ,he very best
g; them hu strange to say she was moi
'ery good al the cradie.
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u oetrg.
For The Freeman.
ALL THINGS HAVE CHANGED,

Earth Is an ever-changing place
Does ever varying seem,
Things pass away and leave no trace
That they have ever been.
All that do remember well
In childhood's happy hours
Have passed away, they were as frail
As summers sweetest fswes.
As with magic spelt, the friends
That cherished me- have gone,
And am left both friendless and
Alone to journey on.
My aged mother long hath lain
Beneath the sod Of clay,
IT'S many years since have seen
My fathers locks of gray.
The brother playmate who did share
My transient hours of joy,
Did in the pride of manhood fall
Life's not without alloy.
He sought fortune on the sea,
Where wildly rolls the wave,
But ere voyage had passed away,
\ he billow was his grave.
The lovely girl with rosy cheeks,
And eyes Of mirth and sIee,
Has long been dead, and buried lies
Beneath the oaken tree;
She was too feeble fui the earth.
Too frail to live below,
The hand Of death has taken her
From this dark world Of woe.
The golden leaves Of Autumn lie
Upon hel silent grave,
And Ger it when the wild winds wall,
The willows wildly wave.
The marble tombstone at her head,
Which marks her lonely grave,
Will fall, though imperceplibly,
Like oceans gentle wave.
fFho violet that blooins in sn'''s~s
t@r nc rose upon the heath,
The lilac and the jassaInine,
VIII fall meath Autnmn's breath,
And you and must also fall
Meath Times relentless hand
Let's live SO we at death may join
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
TRHE AMRROsIAL MEAD.

Is excellent compound IL prepared IRON The best Span
isb Sarsapara, without It's dark repulsiv appearance,
imnrriIjes It's qualities a. beverage single trial will
give II pre- en,mence all other preparations by its
rrrdu from all nuxus Ingredients, agreeahleness If
flavor and exceeding cheapnessone bottle being sum
clrnt for 25 glusses OF rich drink.
Manufactured by WILSON. FAIRBANK CO., 10 and
Is II mover street, Boston
said nj The Manufacturers lowest prices by the gross
dozen hy FRED e. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier. Call
s,un-'tjs going fast. u
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ANOTHER MIRACLE IN iTALY.-The official
pape' al Naples records another miracle -
TINS time an image OF the M"her Ut God,
the HOY Vrgiu,' caused flames 10 issue
rom he' chest The whole aff,r is yer,
!ravely prllrd IN the government paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

Notice to Passengers from Panama to Cali
fOrnia.
'he Pacihc Hnil Steaisr Up Company feel chilled nm IN
give pubic motif: that tickets will he nv
their 'GENr AT PANAMA which signed by an or
FcEn Of THIS COMPANY and tickets thus signed can be
obtained only their Agency M West street New York
OF Ut T. L. bartlett, Esq Boston or Messrs Armslrong
Harris Go, New Orleans BY order. e'
WIN II. DAVIDGE. secretarv
New York, January 90, 1852.
Plans Of the ships he seen and tickets secured M
the only authorized Agency Office for The Pnrfc Mail
steamship Company, No, l6 Broad ST., Boston.
G. l.. BARTLETT, Agent.
Boston July %. 1883 3Oy II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
READFUL iNHERlTAkC
from the Parents.

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that the cattle of our fields, our horses
our sheep, cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil We possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of affections, and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm.
! Ii. i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
New ENGLAND Truss Mandatory
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER,
--MANUFACTURER Of
Rachel and spiral TruSscs,
532 Unshina inn Nfreef s22

kaChet ana SpEfa1 truSScS,
533 Washington Street, 533
Boston, Mass.
LII the various approved Tusses constantly for sae.
II Ladies waited on by Mrs Caton. D. Foster, who
has had twenty years experience in the business.
He will keep full supply of ready made Trusses for
Gentlemen and Ladies, Youths and Infanls Abdominal
Supporters OF veo six different kinds, and such as Hns
Chapn's spiral, Cutters, Fnch's, IngaIs',ac.
" L'des waited upon by Mrs. Caroline D. Foster at
The following certificate from DR.. John c. Warren, of
Boson, was given II years since but will last forever.
BusToN, Jan'y z, 1885
Having had OCCASION TO observe Il at some persons
afflicted with Hernia, have suffered much um the want
of skiful workman in accommodating Trusses TO the
peCuares Of their cases, have taken pains inform
myself OF the eompeten of Mr.. j. Foster supply
the deficiency occasoned ly the death OF MI. Beaih.
satisfied thai Mr. Foster is well acquainted ihr manu-
acinre Of thes' instrument and ingenious in aecommeda
ting to The variety Of cases which occur feel called upon
To recommend him to my professional brethren and 10 the
public person well fitted supply their wants in
John L. WARREN, M. b., Ro,,o..
TESTIMONIALS.
The undersigned take great pleasure in TO
the favorable consideration Of those WIN unhappy
afflicted it'll Il, rna, Mr.. James Frederick Foster as
sklfu aud competent person In the ma ufacure and f-
ting Of Trusses. We have employed him. sume of for
over twenty years. and therefore speak IN personal
know ledge ut his abilti s. His early advantages bis
NJ expe in the business and the large number Of
individuals " HON he has relieved in variety Of cases.
render him, in opinion equal il supt rior 10 anv
manufacturer Of the article His father Dea Cidsonn
Foster Of tharesown was master of the Poor House in
that town fur upwards Of twenty fur years. during hcb
period Mr. Foster availed himself Of the opp unity and
made application Trusses To great variety Of rases
with al surcess af which of avery n..sn
plcated and distressing eharatler
II Is well knnwn t. all WIN have occasion to wenr
1ruses, thai their great excellence insists in the adaa
t.n to he body the time relieving the patient
Any ordinary mechanic may make Truss, but none bnt
skfIl pract toner apply in such manner effect
ually, and oirnnes radically cnre thu complaint.
pur experience has convinced that Mr.. Foster has
thoroughly STAINED this knowledge The certificates of
Dr. j. c. arren and uher emint ut geos, which he
has shown us, fully sustain the opinion we hee express
ChaIles0wn, Murch |, ls47.
David Dudg,, aged 70 Samuel Etheridge, aged So
Newlall Martin, 7S Arnold SOuhwck, /" 4S
James 4. Turner, $40 Juna Locke, sc
sam Payson, 70 Urial TUFTS, d" rs
Persons ordering these rrusses by NAL, and giving di.
men IONS and say right side le them sent TO
any part of The country by express and al just the price
they willing pay-S2,o0 10 $500 single 81 90 10
500 double. J. +. FOSTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

Qua DOG Story When The Blrker fam
lily we're in this CITY, at their as' evenings
entertainment, a large, "g y-lo"kIng cur
stole into the room, appa renlIy in search Of
his master, and marching around in trout Of
the staring, between The audience aud the
vOcalists, his head and "narraIive" hish up,
passed along toihe platform, ascended to
the top, aad t'"'k position by the side OF
the Barke", deliberately surveying the au
dience, while the vocasls were singing III
their best style:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
BOSTON MACHINE WORKS,
HENRY GOyEDHNG,
pROpRJETOR

NO. 2 ANDOVER STREET,
Between Fitchburgh ard Lowell DEPICTS.
4 T the Boston Machine Works may he found
a MACHINERY # III, kluds ana dissertations. inclu
ding STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS. If f. IN one 10 tfty
nr power, either hofizonal vertical oscIllang style
attached s,paraie from he boilers. New and lmpro
we'd steam Regulators and Valves can be attached to En-
gineS now rinnins, aud perfect regulation secured.
Also, Gang Saw Mil Work Of The most appruved con
Strnc"n either attached To Engines or run with be,np
Also, Saw Arbors Shafts, Shaiting Pne, Betting &c
&c., either new second hand il not on hand can DE
fI nshed at the shortest notice.
B.-Au Machinery sold al this Establishment is war
rantsd to give satisfaction to the purchaser.
Boston, April, 1853. I6me
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The effect was most ludr,cious. The
whole audience were III utter aud The
Bankers themselves could scarcely conrroI
their risibles. AT 'hls critical lunc,ure an
urchin i'll the audience reared on, m
NEST comca juve nile voice, "He's me If
the Bankers This last % serva,ion d,d
the bus ness for the audience. They could
mt hold in any longer, bn, gave vent TO
their pen-np merrIment in peals Of laugh.
ter, amid which the vocallsts retlred.-Os-
wego Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
$50 ONLY TO CALICO
Z AL FO RNlA STEAMERS
Carrying the U. =. Mails.
Throu-I h Tickets Without Detention,

Tremendous Reduction in Rates OF Fare.
lY order Il" the Postmaster General the United states
- Nail steamers will hereafter be- despatched direct t,om
New York 10 Aspinwall. The 5 ana oath each M NH
excepting when those dates ccur on sunday ana then
The days of sailing will be postponed tn the following Mon
day
Arrangements have now been completed SCI that IN,
regular U. . Mnl Steamer iii leave Panama for san
Francseo, mned ltey arrival Of the Atlantic mails
aud assengrrs Thus securing by the mail line
a SuRE Ihd SHoRF passage, without any detention on
the lsihmus.
REDUCED RATES OF FARE.
Saloon state Room, alOO
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The BLOOMING BRIDE

But a few years ago in the flush of health and
youth, and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and appa.
rently inexplicably, becomes feeble, sicky, de.
bilitated wife, with frame emacia,ed, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed, countenance bearing the
impress of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
oftener, by far oftener, to gross and nexcusable
ignorance of the simplest and plsnest rules of
health as connected with the marriage state, the
violation of which entails disease, suffering and
misery not only To the wife but often
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
PANKORITE."
Important to Thousands.
MYERS
EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE.

a " IhNhIiaDr REMEDY Tor all SChOFULOUS DlSEA-
~ SEES Indigestion Sar Rheum, Sick Headache, Can
ker Nursing Sore Mouth and General Debility, aud as
Purifier Of the Blood is uneqraaed
To he convinced that this The valuable Medicine
of the day, you have only To read the mony of It's eff
caey. As Fami, Medicine it is invaluable, and one
which no person sho Id be without The Rock Rose has
ga-d reputation, at home and abroad which eher
medicine has done in the length Of time Ac-
cordg u the opinnns Of Eminent Physicians the Rock
Rose Plant is Uneqnard in curing ~CROFULA in lis va
rious forms! The SICK HEADACHE, In Obstinate and
Chronic Eases may here fine Sovereign Remedy The
Canker and Nursing sore NJ Outhi In numerous
cases have been speedily Cared.
For sale by FIR Ed f. SMITH successor to g. X Collins
Montpelier, and dealers in medicne every here. JAMES
NJ. HENRY Waterbury general agent for Vermont.
Manufactured by VIM. FRANKLIN Co., New Haven
Connecticut. oIwoa
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Hereditary Complaints upon the Children

UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION,
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRlA, INSANITY, GOVT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

Clothing for the Million!
ND avn quanuly of it at
"A WALKER IL WHITES
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFR.sUDEDt

Buy no book unless DR. A. NJ Mauriceau, I29
Liberty Street, N. is on the title page, and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back Of the title
page; and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers or send by mail, and address to DR. A NJ.
Maurceau, as there spurious and surreptitous
infringements of copyright
a9- Upon receipt of One Dollar 1.-THE MAR.
RlED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANloN" is sent tmoi ed FREQ to any part of the
United States, the oanadas and B iiish Provinces.
All Letters must be postpaid and addressed to
Ut. a. M; MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New. York
City. Publishing Office, No. 1879 Liberty Street.
New-York,
For sale in Vermont by B o. TYLER A. On Mon,,e,io,
y y; NJ t'nrup, hrnhingtnn Il. N Brown, Woodstock
u Cark, burlins"n Mrs L. n. Lee, south Royalton
y. a. "se q O. Bandan u, w. Bsisd-Il, Verpenn.
FRED L. mhh MnniPelier P. Welch, i,rand.,n Wm Il
Wallace rish"rgt; L. Pratt il Woodstock, NichrIs =
warren y 'rlngtn Thos Hale, Windsor ID J,hnsor
adhrd ID. Mott, IT. Ahans. ai.,s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27
AN-@E-A
WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
l. OIL AND LIME. a

A Cure for Consumption oughs Colds, asthma,
Bronchitis, General Debihty and all
Scrofut0us HnmorS
Dersons who have been taking the Cod Liver Oil w be
L pleased to learn that DR. WILBOR has succeeded
from directions of several professional emen in COM
bnng the pure Oil and Lime in such manner that it is
PHEASANT tathr taste, and its rt lun complaints are
truly wonderful Very many persons whose cases were
pronounced hopeless. and who had taken the ear on
without any marked effect, have been entirely cured by
using this prep ration.
Be sure get the genuine. manufactured ONLY by
ALEX'R B. WILBOR, CHEMIST.
0u1 Cr.s
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall Happinsss and Health, or Misery and
Stcisness, attend nf
Fs0ST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for the THOUGHTFUL.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag Trough life as do the beasts of the field, or
the insects of the earth, evincng no more thought
reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were not vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness of confding and affectopate wife, with
perhaps a family of children.