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-Four Dollars made by them: The account Of Arcene Ber
geron Sergeant at Arms for SeventyFve Dollars Of Mr.
Louis Bush fees as Clerk Of the h District Court amounting
| sixty cents. z..-. ..,
As for the account Of the Tailor amounting the of
Forty Two Dollars and twenty five cents have found
laws to authorize said Jor to demand said amount OF the
parish the masters Of and John are able to pay said
Respectfully submitted,
| Signed J. A. RoBIcHAux, g. FoLsE, O. BERNARD.
On motion the above report was adopted and
an appropriation made to pay the above accounts.
The committee on finance made the following
report which on motion of Mr.. Raymond was
adopted. '-f -,
10 the Police Jury Of La,osreAe.
Your committee Of Finance respectfully report that the
Parish Taxes may be 10 cents the Hundred Dollars
| Signed JAMES BnLIEu, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Thibodaux,
Resozyed That Ferry be established across bayou La
fourche the Rail Road opposite Pierre Lagarde, s abou.
| four miles below the town Of Thibodanx
On motion Of Mr.. Thibodaux, The following
ordinance was adopted.
..An ordnance relosies to TIE Roa Road or Lagarde
SEC l. Be It ordained By te Police Jury of the parish
ofLdourc That practicable the Farming Of said
Ferry at the Rail Road below the town Of Thibodau1, viii
after the usual advertisement to be made ten days previous
to the offering for sale Of said Ferry BY said Constable the
price Of said adjudication payable by foarths to the parish
treasurer the purchaser furnishing bond and security
siding in said parish the satisfaction Of the President
the Police jury that be VIII faithfully discharge
they become due, with eight cent interest annum
| on each instalment after maturity.
sec O. Be IL further ordained, That on the first Mon
wear until other provided the Farming Ferry DURING
The space Of one year. shall be offered for sale by the parish
Constable on the premises after The usual notices and ad
least ten previous sale commencing ten O'Clock
~ the possession to be taken the first Monday Of M
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Slight new crssS nf iuf,.ti,n cufcj "a -, T.
hour l., a sin,I. :n,,l,,.,t;,, ,;,hn,,, ,,, .,;
Gin, uud A. i,lnut ,.,,,.i,, .,,, ,.i,,
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1f,,.;., ,, Wv '"'"'
':' - ~ 20 !" 'H q"
H.
~, wv w W '"t'' "''' 'PeIS'u Nll
$1,000, ~. wv ,''''" "'u eH'f'tlnn "'
i'''' "'''"'H wv, ~ ana Tor lrol"n2'
'''''''" ~ '',',''.N "'"' "iP? 10 lie N'f!
'''7''' ~ '''' ~ '"'''', ~ '',''
., ''i", '''''. if"|f"f:@ an N''E
" ''ns m"''. ana the "'irird hipp! The
Sh'' ana S"'d's "i married hi". trici cNp"si'
''on "'t"e nature ""I treatment "iihc c"niagi"u'
an" "'h'i u''ca''' "' Inc uiinary and 'e>uai u
9"I' NM i"e'' remedies
ri"e IN love TO married ladies and gentle
men How 10 remedy 'mp"trncv, sicrilny and
ha'rentTs-how I" hegetoil-pring-ihe danger Of
cesscs-ant tile ttirors OF absolntc confluence,
etc. Together with avast amount ofuseiul in
intinai'on, apt'y ieimet-" knowledge for the
hIIhpn embracing hundreds OF recipes which
have been kept secret h"m he world b! those
! VII" have made millions ou'oiilem.
Tcficct N"ItrGrd "sa'1H QH0ck'rg!
tn" cheapest ho.k rpuhiiShcd,-2j0 p gcs
and 80 p'hlos-lt'ce % cents COPY, or five
roneslur Sl-E1li nee OF rsClhrUus houl the
United States entitled
R.LAcRo1N's rEIvA1r MLdICALrRrhTIsF.o
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRIAGE.
TWt I'm Edfi0H-lU' ,OOocDPfcss oi0 UAHpaNR
\ popular treatise on the secret inGrmities of
youth and maturity, arising from genria III. eases
in both arNcs, with 1870 colored and plain ilho-
graphs and en-. ra>ings, illustrating the Anatomy,
-.. y ~
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al ) teal.
Swaim's Celebrated P nacea,
ron THE Cur or
INrIIDIENtr rnNSI-M pTION

foR THE CURE OF
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Strotsia, Gensral Ds6iHiy, Whac Swciing
R4spmafism, Diseases ~ he I.ircr f. skin,
und al diseases arising from impurities Of
tsr Btood, and the Effects If Mercury.
Swaims Panacca has been for more thnn
thirty years celebrated in this country and in
Europe Tor its extraordinary cures, for the
certificates Of which reference is made to the
directions and books (which may be had gta-
tis) accompanying the Panacen,
1t has been used in hospitals and private
practice, and has had the singular fortune to
be recomm ended by the most celebrated ply.
sicinns and other eminent persons. Among
others by
w. Gib;on, NJ ~. Prof Of surgery Pa. University.
Valentine Mott, NJ u Prof. OF Surgery, n. y. UNI
WI. Devices. NJ. n Prof Of Mid. Pa University.
n Chapman. NJ. u Prof. ofPhysic, IA. uni,crsiiy
4 Patkr. NJ. ~, Prrst College NJ Physicians Phila
nr Dcl Nallo, Profess at Medicue, Havana,
Jn.r Eouicncn de Luz. Prof Of Surgery, Lisbon.
Il w living, iilr Minister to Sptin
J. hipniau, Member Royal College Surgeons, l. m.
Gilbert goher,son, British Consul, &c., &c.
And. MISC, the wonderful cures effected by
Swaim's Panacca, have for many years made
ii an invaluable remedy. The Panacca does
not contain Mercury in any form, and, being
IN innocent PREPARATION it may be given TO
the most terder infant.
The retail price has been rcdured to 81 80
per bottle Containing .hree half Pinis,) or
three bottles Tor 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaim's Panacca is in round bottles, fluted
longitudnally, with the following letters
blown on the glass
-PANACEA-PiIiLADA"
and having the name Jas. Swain stamped on
the sealing wax ,anl written on The label coy.
crng the cork and srl, ndid engraving for
the side of the bottle, composed of geOmetric
lathe work, compiling nine different dies.
which have been turned for the exclusive USE
of the proprietor, 10y Draper & Co bank note
ergrav crs OF Philadelphia. In the centre is
portrait vi the laje VIM. Swain, copyright
secured.
Also, SwaiIn's Vermifuge.
a valuable Family Medicine, being high
" approved remedy for all diseases arising
from debility uf the digestive organs, such a.
Worms, Cholera Morbns, Dysenicry, Fever
and Aguc, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache,
Sc. &c. See the Pamphlet which may be had
gratis, accompanying the Ncrmifugc.
Prepared only NJ SWANS LABORATORY.
OLD STAND, Seventh st, below Chestnut,
Thiladcl phia, AM sold by all the respectable
Druggists in The Un'cd States.
CAUTION To THE PrnLic.-PcrSons wish
! ing to obtain the genuine Swains Panacca
aud Swnin's N,rmifuge, should he cnrcf1l to
observe that the name SWAIN is spelled cor.
rrctly on the bottles an. labels: or they may
he imposed on l'y medicines made in imitation
1T them,hy person hearing somewhat sim
liar name, well ralcuiatcG TO deccivc. ION
General Agents for the United States,
SCHIEFFEllN, BROTHERS & co,
10 William s., cor. Of Beckman. y. !.
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.Scc0nd Hand Pianos

taken in exchange for now Teachers in
Scminaries, and booksellers, will receive .
Suilahl" deduction fon orr retail prices
large variety of Singing Books for sale
by the single copy or 10y the dozrn.
The patronage of those desiring such mor-
chanlisc is most respectfully solicited
Troy. sept. II, 1853. 22tf
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Il Il n DIT.
Youth and Manhood.
LYONS Kathairon

Hair OTIS, Ba,ry's Tricopheias, sheldon's
Ilutohings aud Waters Hair Dyes, Shcldon's
Hair Wash, Sheldons Balm of Roses and
great variety of Colleagues, Hair Oils and Per
furmery just received by H.A.SHELDoN.
Oct.l6 1858.
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Principal oGi,c No. Grl>cy Building
Courtlandt st, New York, and No | Fifth st
Louisville, Ky. % W. +. Russell,
23y Agent, Middlebury.
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NJ PYI.Hs. N n.
Resident rhytirian Ionlsrille Marine ne,pi.al


IorboS Kr, April 25,h. 1850
Permit mo % ni!Ie,s to you lev lines, aud DO
tn. honor To reply IN request that will make In the
conclusion 81 tlii. letter, etc.
am graduate ii rnus, lvanii Medical Un,cr,itv I
have prAc.l medicine ia tis wilderness country about
five years but owing exposure to bitter cold weather
hsv- hc-n iudp'g'i with Acute Eheumaii-n shout sr
months Arr having exhausted my skill in the treat.
Iitnt Of nay r-sr. mud deriving b-th was induced
TO give your ftCp kNrgAtT cP siHr.rARLLA fair trial
and accordingly purchased sotie OF mrrin. from
your Eg"ii.. Nr George T. Brown, shout weeks ago
and must "uif,ss tiat bottle hns rntir-ly cured the
1t IL nay opinion that preparation If sarsaparila
!. decidedly superior to any other preparation In usu
AID viii trkr grsi pleasure in recommending 1t the
afflicted ~ h-ing remedial agent aud will advise the
lhy'iciuus 70 u.rit IN their practice
Ets.s Il. |,
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The lIydrnmagcu il valuable discovery
for protecting the feet from damp or cold and
therefore preventative Of many Lung dis
eases, without any doctorins whatever. The
llNdromagcn is in the form of sole, and
worn inside the boot or shoe. Its mcdicated
character is powerful antidoio to disease.
For gentlemen il will BE- found agreeable
warm and healthy, To wear in the coolest OF
rainicSt weather, rs the foot cannot wet if the
IiydrOmaecn is inserted. Ladies may wear
the lightcst soled boots or shoes in the most
Indictment weather with impunity while Con.
sumption, 50 prevalent among the young OF
orr country, may be thwartcd by their gen
eral adoption They entirely sapcrScle 0rer-
ShOoS, rs the latter cause the feet to pcrspirc
in very unhealthy manner; and, besides are
not dangerous wear TO pedestrians in ley wea-
thcr, like india rubbers. While the latter
cause the feet to appear extremely large, the
llydromagcn, being a mere thin slice Of cork
prepared, peculiarly placed inside, does not
increase the size Of the boot, or cause the
foot to appear uutidy TO children they are
extremely valuahlc,as they may engage in cx-
erciscs with comfort and healthy effects Their
expense is so slight as to scarce need mention;
hesides, those who patronize them will find
their ycarly doeior's bills much DIMINISHED
hcrcby.
As the llydromagcn Is becoming more
known, its sale is increasing to AN almost in
credible extent. Last year in London, Man
chester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger
and Berlin, our sales reached ! 1872 ,i50 pairs
of Cork Solos This year the number will
far surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their val.
ne as preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, and Consumption.
Mems size, per pair, 81 cents
Ladies' do. do. "a
Boys 4 Miescs'do. %
NoTIcE.- From the retail prices We make
very liberal allowance 10 Johbers and Whole.
saleIs, So that any storekceper may make
fine profit Oh their sale, while they are an ar
ticle that may be kept ia any store, among
any class Of goods For terms, apply to
IIARC0URT, BRADLEY Il co,
2li3m 80 Ann Street, New York
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IoilsNlLlf, July loh 1917
htv. examined tie list Of ARTICLES that compose john
Buzz hNtrsc: u sSr>npaT a and have hesitation In
IA, Ing that IT i s-f" rhd valuable compound would
p.fa it MY article in use for ia. diseases ling
from impure ta'e q ia. blood nt OF the system
confidently recommend 1t to my friends being a
powerful Extract and that | briryu will cur. all
oiuseF OF diseases Tor which II u recount ended IL used
according TO dn-ctons | believe it to he n yaunbs
sucrrdNnrum 10 Mercury - Nay, have my doubs
whether In the most ,uleut aud prutracted cnsrs Of
5! ph accomI aiiri with Nodes Tophr IN carries Of the
bous whether ought not to other remedy
: u Met ONA' illE, VI u.
Honurar. member Of ih' Mclic; sociri!, rhisieiyha
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r. a I T. z O & = s.

Trains leave Rntland a> follows:
Freight and Accommodation 1890 A. NJ,
arrives AT North Bennington 80 p NJ.
Express Train 40 \. NJ, arrives in Troy
; = NJ.
Mail Train $50 T. NJ, on arrival Of Mon.
treal md Boston Trains, arrives ia Troy at
II 7. NJ.
Leave Troy as follows.
Mail Train II NJ. arrives in Rutland 3 IS
p. VI.
Express train, 6 p. NJ, arrives in Rutland
9.3g i. VI.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington 3 A. NJ, arrives IN Rutland
. A NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket Of
fees ct the Rutland & Darlington Railroad.
y. B-To avoid mistakes lac sure and
have your baggage checked aud tickets Via
Western Vermont Railroad, and not chance
cars AT Centre Rutland
iHtf NlHON CLARK, I.ctscc.
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indicated FUR CHEST PROTECTOR.

70 all persons of all ages ard conditions. ms a
certain and a safe shield against those fearful
diseases CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Asthma.
Coughs, Colds, and other Affections of the
Lungs which arise from the EXPOSED state of
the chesti 0ccordt'g 10 taSaioH, and the CON
tinual changes ofour climate
The Protector" is simply a clem,caljy
prepared fur, lined with silk aud padded.
which, suspended from the neck. covers The
chest, in 50 agreeable a manner that once
worn, it Incomes n necessity ana n comfort
" The Protector" although bat reccnil,ir.
tfoduced into Amrrica j. max il T. inpid pre-
grcss through the United States .ihc Cunn,l; :.
South America, ond the West Indies /, has
Tor II lon. time been staple article in Err
land AMI on the continent of Eurore while it
has grown III many countries t. the position
| Of an attic'e Of drc,s
! To demons crate these facts rnouiir Of nny
/ English resident in Nuur vicinity # his know.
/ ledge of the beneficial effects Of wrnri,, the
Protector without recourse TO dvciuritg Of
any kind. The cost of wearing lhcsr a,tirics
/ is "a mere tiff, and one will last some ycnt.
/ No on" who values the health Of hiin,, If pr
| his family will he without item Tlc Hoo
piinls in this country arc not alone recon-
/ inrnfing them, but rapidly introducing Them
! llarcourt, Bradley & ca Of London. and
Manchester. England, were originally en-.
/ tri>tcd with the manufacture OF the Prtcc-
Tors, ny ihc lhnehtCd Dr- Cooper. and runiif,-
/ ne tn manufacturcacrurding 10 hi, uinnl IN
structiors. and therefore recommend those
| who would wear" The Protectors TO see to
their being genuine.
Remember his is n staple article aud no
Patent Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES
Gents size, $50
| Ladies' do. 100
Bows and Misses do. -
lIARCOURT, BRADLEY & co,
rs Ann Street & lO2 Nassau :,
New York, L, 5.
Plilcp1lWa rchousc.l02 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London. Mandatory, ~ Market ST.,
Manchester England.
H.. h 4 Go. arr establishing nepots for the
sale Of " The Protector lin ali pa is If
America. Physicians. Snrgcon. Drugg St.
Clohi,r', Dry Good> Merchants. ll.tirr> and
Nillners also Gcntlcmen'> Furnishing store.
Keepers arc entrusted with the whulcsal, aui
retail distribution ofthrm. aud To whom mn,t
liberal terms are offered for their enterprise
and Sp' endid opportunity ulcr> +" tl,rn for
safe AMI pr itail' business. For t"rn'sarplv
10 llARCuCRr, BRADLEY & CO.
) @l;im 81 Ann Street. New Yoik l. S
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DJ~Iirer. What Dr. Sapp, ph, lirian VITO stands at
the top Of his proi.ss ruf John llus Sarsaparia:
have been u.ng John Bulls Sarsaparila in "a great
vHii-y # chronic dis-Srs with the most happy Effects
and have no h,siativn III recommending The pubic
for the cure Of scrvfua, I- aud all cutaneous aud
giandular di,.a.es Yours, most feryeut!y,
L-nispurt. III. April q. 1873. WI STAFF NJ d.
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No. IL.

The genuine No. II, is manufactured by
me, and by no one else every bottle has my
name on the label and no person in Middle
bury sells il except me. II A. SHELDON.
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~ b GALEN HEAD
ODlSPENSAEY, No 81
MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
institution under that nnir-
in this country, ever r,tah-
lished for the removal aud
prevention Of the Ncrorral
disease without mercury.
v. X R'm.i~s, QAittCmes
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L 7 M e .
CrOWbars.
Enbroideries.

Swiss and Cambria Edsing and lnsertinss,
Flouncings,
Collars, Chemiset,cs
and Sleeves,
Real Thread, Wove Smyrna & other styles
Edgings and lnsertings, received and foi
sale by T.. NALLETTE.
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f a I Z r Q A .
CH1N Il or TIME.

Az Il Il
On and after Monday, May lst, 1854, trains
will run AS follows, viz:
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR RUTLAND,
AZ Gl5 a. NJ, and 10 IS A. NJ, and 0.I5 p NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BELLOWS FALLS,
At GOO A. NJ. and i15 An
LEAVE BELLOWS FALLS FOR RUTLAND.
AT ll05 "a NJ, and 90 p. NJ.
LEAVE RUTLAND FOR BURLINGTON
AT G.l5 4. NJ, and | 30 and 300 F.. NJ.
At Burlington. Trains connect directly with
the Vermont Central and Vermont Il Canada
Railroads for the East and North.
AT Rutland, Trains connect with the Sara
toga q Washington, ALBANY and Rutland, and
western Vermont Railroads for Troy Albany
View York, Saratoga, Schenectady and the
West.
AT Bellows Falls, Trains connect with the
Cheshire Vermont Valley, and Sullivan Rail.
roads.
JOHN $. DUNLAP,
superintendent.
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Rev. u. W. srmoN ,-ne,. Il. STEVENSON,

Rev. u. W. sEHON ,-HeN. L.. STEVENSON.
CoStIUsyk- Rev. u. ". Srhon l. widely and generally
known eloquent ziuI accomplished pastor Of the NJ
church. aud Rev Stevenson has been known a. on.
of the most talented and zrAous members that the KEN.
tucky Conference could boast Of for many YEAR, and At
this time Is filling the high sud poLsib- station Of agent
foT the NJ l., HOOK Concern
lousvnIF, May 20;h, 1919
Welayo usl lvl Hall. ssEsapariils aud ha,. known
10 b. used. with entire Subtraction and We have no
ht.itAiicn In stating belief. that 1t is safe aud
valuable medical compound aud calculated to proiuc.
much good Hni relieve much suffering; aud theisiore
would cheerful, Mud most earnestly recommend it the
afflicted ". stlION,
(Signtd) L. STEVENSON
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What Makes the Butter nV.

Is a question readily solved by those who
have used the Worlds Fair Prize Churm.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Churns. For compactnc>S.
nratnrSS, durability, pcrtrctncss of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
his churn is superior 10 any IN use.
\ large assortment Of variou, sizes, and diff
frrcnt styles ofiiniSh, are ready for the mar
kct, having been manufactured by the sub
Scribcr himself, or under his immediate sn
pcrintcndcncc, for actual use
Every churn is warranted rs made OF the
best material and pu, together to stay. As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business the public has additional assurance
that things shall be rs represented.
Orders addressed to The subscriber, at this
place, will receive prompt attention.
Z - All orders addressed to ! Davenport
or Z Bcckwith, Mildlcnury, Vt, will be
promptly attended to.
G.. ". BALDWIN.
MilllrhurV Anril 1S53 51.if
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We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any Of the ~, that f~ l. heir to, TO call DR. John
Buis agent, mud get copy Of Bulls Family Journal
GRATis aud for ihc sass ui humanity hope that
single individual will not lee found Hing give Bullt
SarshIArila rEIAL afrr rang aud r.eUll-ciDg the
same time that II Is impossible for the Doctor publish
the tenth part ui the number of certificates Of
cures reformed by his sarsapnrilla The amount Of
testimony voluntarily tho~ered OIL Dr. Bulls sArsAparA
from well known and distinguished individuals both In
public and private lite has been perf.c! overwhelming
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and ongress Water,
salts. or Ssi1ii'I

II Is rrmHrkal. fact, that among the hundreds, Of
eminent PHI, 'irHn who have examined the recipe by
which hulls Sfararilla l. prepared not has con.
iemn-d ". htt all nSSu'.d u. and commend IL In III,
highest terms. Many riNririHn- express themselves
strongly in the belief that II l. decidedly the best pr.ps
ration OF SHrsHparis hat ns been placed b-ur. In,
public Although there Ar. many ply scisns who feel
reluctance to having their nhnles appended the recon-
meudsiiun ct huy particular rncdy, notwithstanding
they may approve oi in the highest degree. thrr. arr
others who frankly Yield their support in favor Of
remedy which they know Is capable Of doing so inue,
good ia IN afflicted community A. an evidence read the
following from old aud respectable ply scias Of high
s;Aieing in the community IN which they live
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Grain Cradles.
BLACKS MITES.

4 superior ariiclc-fOr sale AT
June ~, DANENPORT'S
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IL Testimony like the following renders sutrfiluou,
oil comn.ntf on the rficac, Of lus Sarsnlarilla PROM
Or L. land-ll Professor of Chemistry in the Louisville
Medical College have looked the list Of Ingredient,
composing John lu Compound ExirAc. of Snrsauarila
aud have no heitson Ia sa, ing that they form sale
compound aud Que that promises we'll in chronic ds-Hse,
to which 1t is applicable l.. 4. NANDElI, NJ ID
Icuisyill., June i. ISIS
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"NAN KNOW THYSELF,
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
COPY"

INJ,' 20 10 h., tn.a
wear. !, new r,iiitu
'r,ls-i ,ud ,upr, !u.t
ISSUED.
u llinicfs VI ii-ai
Ntumsl a,'i Hand lirus
fprths Affected Contains
my an ouilinc VI the al
riu. pru.fr-s, trr4iiicut
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Your attention is urgently invited TO a care.
iul aud candid rerusal Of something that has
just been introduced into your rocdy barren
yet time hunorcd State.
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IA cS-SSa years ago by Dr. kIsks.
LIN, corner Of Third and
= mon st: between Spruce and Pi'.c. i'hi1a,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
llniperfal
&rGuter {


Dies III elm rein psstablllhts osilmitttl une fam
in allen SGIin nit oer pclltcmmcnlcn Stbtrhcir ts
atnrsru rpis bei @rruntbIiuen onSspanot wsrrsn.-
SIS puros in allen fclItnpen Sdllcn erprcb tuui
hat llob berpG b r I aIs cine .Gur ftir
Brbe Brittle, bns ,,tSie Ding" (Panaritiun0,
3abnpeb, Setter, ale 2lrten @ri6rire unp Sc
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