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A True Wife.

She is no true wife who sus:ains not her
husband in the day of calamity who is not,
when the worlds trown makes the heart chill
with anguish, his guardian angel, growing
brighter and more beautiful as misfortunes
crowcd around his path. Then is the time
Tor u trial Of her genteuess-thcn is the
time for testing whether the sweetness of her
temper beams only with transient light, or
like the steady glory Of the morning star,
shines as brightly unuer the clouds. Has she
smiles just as charming? Does she say, "At-
Fiction cannot touch our purity, and should
not quench our love?" Does she try, by hap
by little inventions, to lift from his sensitive
spirit the burden of thought?
There are wives no there are beings
who when dark hours come, fall to repining
and upbraiding-thus adding to outside anx-
iety narrowing scenes oil domestic strife-as
if the blame ii the world would make one
hair white ar black, or change the decree
gone forth. Such know not that our dark
ness is heavens light--our trials are but
steps in golden ladder, by which, if we right
y ascend, we may at last gain that eternal
light, and battle forever in its fuluess and
beauty.
Is that aN?' and the gentle face of the
wife beamed with joy. Her husband had
been on the verge of distraction-al his
earthly possessions were gone, and he feared
the result of her knowledge, she had been so
tenderly cared for all her life But says IT.
wing beautiful story friend advised him
to give not sleep to his eyes, nor slumber to
his eyelids' until he had untolded to her his
hapless case
Aud that was her answer, with a smile Of
an angel" Is that all! feared by your
sadness it was worse. Let these things be
taken-all the sp!endor, let it 60! care not
for it, only care for my husbands love aud
confidence. You shall forget in my affection
that you ever we're in prosper,ty-only still
love me, and will aid you to bear thes'
little reverses with cheerfulness."
Still love her man must reverence, aye
and liken her to the very angels, for such I
women is a living revelation Of heaven
Halls Journal of Health.
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the everlasting tablets of the soul, and time
cannot eface them. Despotisms may lord it
over the meek and humble followers of truth.
and Conservatism may heap contumely upon
their heads, yet the poet assures us, that
"They may veil their eyes but they cannot hide
The suns meridian glow;
| The heel Of priest may tread thee down
And tyrant worL thee woe;
| But never truth has been destroyed:
| They may curse it and call 1t crpe,
Perrert and bet-ay, and Islander and STAY
| Its teachers for time;
| But the sunshine age shall light the sky.
| As round and round run y
| And the truth shall upperpost,
| Aud justice shall be DONE"
Then press onward yc who 60 forth nobly
to battle with tyranny. oppression and error,
and who bravely contend against time-honor-
ed and Anticipated folies. Fear not, falter
not, for, though for while, your virtuous
actions may be uuappreciated, and you may
be slandered, prosecuted, and trampled under
foot by the envious and the vile, yet your
deeds shall outlive the ephemeral barriers
that thwart your outward progress, and you
will ultimately triumph over every obstacle
for we have the blessed assurance that
"Truth crushed to earth shall rise again,
The eternal years Of God are hers"
DEAN SWIFT,
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What Saith the Fountain ?


What saith the fountain.
Hid in the glade,
Whore the tall mountain
Throweth its shade
"Deep In my waters reflected serene,
All the soft beauty Of heaven is secni
Thus let thy bosom, from wild passions free,
Ever the mirror Of purity be-"
What saith the streamlet,
Flowing so bright,
Clear as y helmet
OF silvery light
"Morning and evening still floating along,
Upward forever ascendeth my song;
Be thou contented, whate'er may befall,
Cheerful in knowing that God is DER ALL"
What saith the river,
Majestic in flow,
Moving forever
Calmly and slow
"Over my surface the great vessels glide,
Ocean-ward borne by the strong heaving tide
Toll on, my brother, life vanisheth fast,
Labor unwearied, rest oometh at last"
What saith the ocean,
BoundlesB as night,
Ceaseless in motion,
Resistless in might!
"Fountain to streamlet, streamlet to river,
All in my bosom commingle forever;
Morning to noontide, noontide to night,
Soon will eternity veil thee from sight"
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BACH'S
A M e Il &c A n
COMPOUND.

THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention Of
L the People If Vermont. 10 the claims OF
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one Of the best preparations bef the pnnc for the
relief aud cure Of the following complaints -
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore IhrOats, Cdtomet,
Nursing and liberated Sore Mouths, Sore
.NYppIes yMercnriat T'dints Fepsr So'es Scrof-
uia liberation of The Lungs ana Stomach, all
Nervous Complaints Female Wcrkness and r.
reguiarities, Fluor .Aibus for Rhtes) Coughs
arising from an hritated Throat, Pufs, Weak
!Stonmchs in fact. in any case Of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, or IMPURE BLOOD,
USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn where hl. medicine Is prepared,
and the Projectors reside large list OF ie most reliable
aud respectable pro- Of its efficacy have been Shed
in its favor, by the voluntary prompings Of those wh"
have been relieved and cured of oag standing ana eX'
mey aggravated affections hi TIE above Complaints,
fom geatnl desire to spread It's knawledge, and pro
the good Of others who may be similarly an cteh
lis influence has been peculiarly happy in all cases Of
Bronchial aud Throat Affections from slight to Chroh
Infamaons aud Uceratinns. Also, in some very marx
ed cases Of F, male eakuess and Irregularities, and
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also strong D this character III onr
own State in which II has been used with wonderful sue
cess where years many other remedies have
failed afford relief. Its ingredients, a,ng winch Is
compound fluid extract Of
"BEEcu DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT,
and composition are such as tn render perfectly safe and
harmless requiring The al M especal care ~ re
eari to The habits If the indvda beyond that ord uari
ly necessary.
From personal knowledge # these facts, do NJ" hes
ate 10 say TO all who in ANY way afflicted with Bodi-
y Weakness, Debility, Inaaaaiiun, Impure or Sluggish
Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
l. recommended 10 the strongest assurance e" Relief and
Cure.
FRED r.. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the Stale Of Vermont
To whom adj tTders should be nddressed.
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e 8 Il
DR.. CL0UGH'S
COLU MBTAN PILLS.

The Greatest Wonder of the Worldi
J'IlE remedy for LIVER COMPLAINT and al Bilious De-
engagements, wiihtGt she usc Of Minerals, is discover
sICKNEsS.N heh has SO Icing rel, Erred our frsaides
wreehed oI des"lae il conquered as by magic by the
use ut this
Sovereign Remedy!
COSTlVENESS.-Use to- ,iIls daily. They cleanse
the ntestnes IN an easy aud natural manner and leave
tho 10 DO sls Issnn :, and cue Piles els,
healthy flaw of pure bile, and as natural consequence
FatnIeny, loss of Appetite, Palpaiion Of the Heart.
Headache, iangner, Mthncholy, Indigestion and other
symptoms TT dyspepsia vanishl and cure Is certain
Try Them once fairly far yourself.
LIVER CoMPLAINr.-tse 2 to pills daily un,i,cnr
ed your pain in the side, back and shoulders in
mo sa'lo" gf">sness Of the skin aud eyr.bas win he
change 10 us owl natural clesrness and softness and
yon new and lively feelings will testify there il some
RHEUMAMISN OR GOUT-Use 3 to 6 nils tbr,.
Times week They remove inflammation from The n,ns
ees aud lgamenis of the joints and the lame lean for Inv
after using two or tire buSes-iike oil on m,chinsry
'ak"s 1t run easy" Please read tur certificates and
ERYsIpEL,S SALT RnErm OR scpopr, nm,
ERUPrioNS, SCURVY, SORES, ULCERS-i se3,s
twice or three Times week. Their sanaiiy- and mn,
save Gu, et upon ne fluids that feed the skim as well as
Tie perfect purity the, give the blood rrmovps ,b.sa
MES ana gives softhess and pureness the al in and
e"np't S'oa. Try hrm Ladies Tor yourselves "'N
sometimes Two or three pills will prov. sufficient mn
arc needed. " ''"si """ts mere
FGVERs OF ALL KINDs-They restore the blond 10
"'o hea' ny citch iatoI and Physicians s; thew
e tue ncSi cuhartic In use, and for ladies IN child hrd
nehe suPinr as they calm the nerves. relieve tbe b.ns
do not dtbilate 'e '"e "ea",
ct all then try il Thetrial will do good Its faith.
'' use w relieve suffering aud disease fur less EOS,
OF money aud oss OF time than any MI dicme ever beo,
discovered Ii is superior medicine fur females nnss,
ne nlIs de,ca,e circumstances Every ria gains new
o. "pne'a directions for use accompany each hoy
pre- 20 ets. Five boxes for ST. Sold by ali respec,ablr
Druggists and Metch mis-. 'Sp'''ao'e
WA RENNE, Proprietor. PnsseId. Mass
'tcu c' Suiltn, Druggist, MontDelipr s..,
Drnsstt and Mechan,s u, the manufac,n,srs l"rpV
prices ny Tue pnzen, or Gross Said aisf by L. F. pierre
IN, Dane ''"' eou'" heysi-
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Man is like snowfall. Leave him ly.
ing in idleness against the sunny fence of
prosperity. and all the good that is in him
melts like butter in those days but kick him
round and he gathers strength at every rev.
olution, until he grows into an avalanche
To make figure in the world you must keep
moving
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Help one Another.

A man very lame, was little TO blame,
To stray far away from his humble abode;
Hot, thirsty, bemired, and heartily tired,
He laid himself down on the road
While thus be rec'ned, man that vas blind,
Came by, and entreated his aid,
Deprived Of my sight, unassisted tonight,
shall not reach my home, Pm afraid.
Intelligence give of the place where you live
Said the cripple--perhaps may know It;
In my road it may be, and if you'll carry me,
twill give me much pleasure to show it.
Great strength you have got, which alas I've not,
In my legsso fatigued every nerve is,
For the use ofyour back for the eyes which you lack
My pair shall be much OF your service.
Said the poor blind man, what wonderful plan!
Pray get on my shoulder, good brother
! see all mankind, if they are but INCLINED,
May constantly help one another,
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Umbrellas and Paras0ls!
PATENT
AMISHS@bT II ES!
)aguerreotypes On Glass
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,

THE subscriber having drained the right nr Montpelier
and vicinity, IL now prepared to take these beautiful
and never changing pictures ia glass; at his daguerrean
Stand; Fills & BancfoIl's store,
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
The Art of Anborypng has very recently been brought
high degree Of perfection by Mr.. Cutting, the nven-
tor, who has secured patent for fourteen yeasin France
Great Britain and the United States These Pictures are
taken the best Plate Glass which another glass is &c
mened thus retaining their bancy fol ages, and are SO
beautiful in tone, buld and clear in effect that they aye
uni 'esay admired, and rnpdly taking the place u"
Uaeuerreotypes.
Ambrotypes be taken equally well upon the smallest
immature to the full lite size and in much less time silt
ing necessary for gond Dasuerreotype. They can be
any ghtas well engmvings, or any pat er pic
under glass; and hence very suitable for large pie
lures TO he hung in frames. They not reversed, but
in The natural position Of the sitter.
Daguerreiypes be copied in this permanent style,
and enlarged my size. The darkest dampest wealth
is equally favorable for this process with the iarest and
dryes as il is rarely necessary sit half minute In the
darkest day.
gSFPrices varying from So to $500
The public invited to call and examine specimens.
Montpelier, July 90, 1855. =. o. HERSEY
N. B.The subscriber would respectfully ihorn the pub
lie that he stlI confines Dagneneotypng IN the highes
perfection Of the art and all lis various styles
III 30. JERSEY
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Buy me and pI Do you Good!
DR.. LANGLEY'S
Rect and Herb Jaundice Bitlers.

COMPOSED Of the he, Roots, Herbs aud Banks In the
world, In such manner as to act directly upon the
seat Of dsease. Thsisl brst medicine discovered
for the Of Bilious discusses and Liver COMPLAINTS.
and may therefore he used the best preventive ana
remedy for that affective se0urge Fever and Agne They
also and eradicate from the system Jaundice in its
worst forms, Cos ivenrss, Dyspepsia Hnmors Of the
Blpod and skia Indigestion Headaee Dizziness Piles.
Heartburn, Weakness, Pain in the side and Bowels,
Langunr Flainlency, Loss o Appetite, and all kindred
complaints, caused by disorfered stomach OF had bod
10 which all less subject IN Spnnc and Sumt
mer. They will cleanse purify. heal, strengt en- Tegu
late, bniii up and keep In order The whole system In
word, they always do good-tTY them.
Office 50 Unun Greet, Boston. Sold by all d, slsrs In
medicine everywhere. Fred Il. Smith and B. q. Tyler,
Wholesale A gems. l4m6
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LET US REASON TOGETHER !,
IIOLL0WAY'S PILLS.
Why ARE WE ,SICKq

TT has been the lot Of the human 10 be weighed
down by disease md suffering. H0LLOWAY'S PILLS
are especially adapted IL the relief of the WEAK the nER
vous, the DELICATE and the OF al cmes ages,
sexes and constitutions Professor Holloway persah"iiy
experiments The manufacture of his med zines In The
United States, and nlers them free and enlightened
pepe, he tes remedy The world for the re-
mOval e diseIse,
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Men will have the same generation for a
person who suffers adversely, without dejec-
non, as they will for demolished temples, the
very ruins Of which arc reverenced and
adored. -Fenton.
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KID GLOVE CLEANER.

KID CLOVE CjEA II LIZ.
An important Discovery TO the Econt nIisi-Somethins
Ell, rely new Just Imported.
J0UYEN's iNuDoRnUs PREPARATION"
for Instantly KID GLOVES without the slight
es, smell. Rub small portion on lie glove and the DIRT
Instantly disappedrscln be warn immediately afterwards.
One br,ile h warranted To clean MY pairs Gloves
Price 80 Try it before buying. All The agents
pre- .ented with ,'pen buc to prove rs operaun.-
Agents coming money by the preceienled demand.
More wanted CUNTENF, NEaRY CO.,
.9yl Wholesale Store, No. 5U2 Broadway, New York.
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Hon. d L. DODGE, Of Auburn, ~ " and late member
of State Legislature, and Of The accupi she'd
Physicians aud Chtmss of country, after giving this
medicine his Personal observation, says SO is destined
to snpersede all liz lid preparations tor the OF Chronic
Diseases"
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POTECRsONa A'NHE.

PIE and beamfn ART of ornameniing the simple,
Glass Vessel to resemble the FINEST PAINTED HlNA
1.-THE "F THE CosT, is creafing immense excite
meni. Ladies aud Gentlemen ME alike fascinated with
This delightful UccuHtoh. chae and ele eabt
men for Children and Schools, encouraging taste for
gace IN dee aud harmony in the Of colors
III whole ART can be perfectly acquired in half hunr
Book Of instruction separately, 81. Boxes, containing
Ves Book, and every article required S. by express
CONTENT, NEABY & Co. wholesale sto,e,
5i2 iroadwuy, New YORK.
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E. ". SAgfN, NJ. D.

Anlurn. n. y June 10, 1855,
We, the undersigned, have received ute formula for
preparing" BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUNDS" aud rs
far rs We have Tested it, recommend liz genera use
Il tonic and Alternative Medicine, Ia REMOVE INITIATED
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted IT,
Female suffering from LeuccrhNa (Whres) and 10 those
whuse constitutions are i-b-d irum ncrmitrd Fever.
JOSEPH ". MORRIS, NJ D.,
LANSiNGIl BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
A. [. TABER, ~.
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Vermont e. Canada Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
nor hern, Western, British and
United States Mail Route.

Trains Going North.
Al ALL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White River
Nl junction with uains from Boston, and Springfield
Gay und from New York the day previous nj Oh
leaves Windsor rs Connects at Burlington with steam
Lake ChumplaiU for Saratoga, ut Rouses Point
with train FIR M.YTREAL The same P. M aud next morn
ing With train that arrives UGDE SsRURGH in time 10
INJECT with he STEAMERS of The American and Great
Western Railroad Express Lines for Niagta Falls, Buffalo,
Hamilton, Chicago AMI the West.
Accommodation Train cunntcis NJ Windsor and White
River Junction with rins thai leave Buson nj IL 90
and New rk ut 100 AM, same morning, stops over
might at Norhfrll leaves at 70 NJ, connects AT Bur
irgan with Lake Champain Steamers and knlland
Road and at Rouses Point with trains for M"ntre a'd
Ogdenshnreh arriving in time to ake the American line Of
Steamboats, for he West, same evening
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limitations please, not because they are
mistaken for realities; but because they bring
realities to mind.
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Parents who do not set a good example IN
their oaOn acts, cannot expect good from their
children.
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Obey promptly that you may learn to com.
mand.
If you can say nothing good Of one, say
nothing at all.
Let every thing have its place, and every
business its time.
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H0f'0''Gy's i,Is ere The best remedy knoon in The
ararLL{ E.c IL E l.

Asthma narrhpa INDIGESTION s,.,,,.s. f., ,
H. wei Comp Uropsy Influenza Socnnd,rv
Coughs Debility Inflammation S,mn,as,
Colds rRverI Auue Vanar.,I AZ 81 "a .'I -,
G"o, ''SeaSeS ff"aeCohi- i|'ti"ns Law. runpIs
t'"'Nrhrss p'ahis Wurns Of all L0 Spiriis
dyspepsia Headaches kinds pii.s
- sold al The manufactures of Professor Holloway so
Maiden Lane, New York, and a44 Strand Loldnp by Ii
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throne o.,
the United States, and the civilized world IN pui. nj 0s
cents, G3 cents, and ST each
hee considerable saving by taking larry sizes
H. Drtctl"nS for the guidance Of pa,lenrs in every
"'~"iuei afe uHiAeu III each pot. 52yleup
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lug anything they come in contact wllh AFTER ieV lug
The paper; it possesses great advantage over all 9TH
pcison, in It's nol being liable ohe mistaken THUS pre-
venting those accidents which 81 almost daily
occpr u can he hung the walls Of room, or IN
the window. ot the reach If chldren--ntauugh lille
fear eed be nprrthrnded Of its ipuring them.
Full directions each sheet Retail price, sK cents per
sheet.
BURR, FOSTER CO., Corahill, Boston. General
Agent iothe New Enganp States and British Prvnces
10 whom ali orders should be addressed. "a ms
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TO DEALERS IN
Roofs. shoes and AssIhherS.

A LII EN-, WESTON & CO., a. the old stand If J. A. rs
n tabiook, corner Of Merchants Row and North street,
have hand and constantly receiving direct from
g'nerul assortment oi Indies, Gents
and Chdren's Roots Shoes and Ruhbers which well
The New England trade. Persons trading with
us being DESTROYS Of repenshng their sizes can o 20 at
the dozen prices Our business will be CORFU ted on he
cash system that persons who buy Of us viii not be
compelled to conttibne towards payih The old debts r
those who sell on credit.
Dtale,s in Boots and Shoes peae call and examine our
stock aud prices before purchaing elsewhere.
ALDEN, WESTON Il CO,
Corner oi Merchants Pow and North street
(nirecy opposite Oak iiaL)
Boston June 49, 1885, oon3
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Words are the daughters of the wind, but
actions are the sons Of the soul.
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These Pills Purify the Blood

These famous Pills expressly combined TO operate
on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys lungs The
SKIM andte bowels correcting any arrangement their
functions, purifying the blond, the very unutans If life
and thus curing disease in nj, its forms
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STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Courts within and nd, 70
WAsmScrnx DsrRcT ss the District, aforesaid wiz &c
hed at the Probate Oce in Montpelier, on fuesday OIL e'
week, during the year. ~,p,eox cuAsE I,doe
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Dach's Family Receil Book is L. be had gratis Of alt
Agents--you will there cures of diseases corded
and you invited to tmmunlcate with any whose
thcutcs ARE given, in order To prove them genuine.
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Mail Train connects ut ROses Pnin with train ON
0GDENsBuRGH night before aud from Malone and Nov
TRrAL the saHe morning, al Whit River Junction with
trains for st Jrhnshnry, and The WHr,E AND FR,xcoNA
MoUSrAHs same day also, with Northern N. Road for
Bosnn, Lowell &C., ut those places early by
any other route, also CONNECTS Windsor with train for
Bellows Falls, Fitchburph, 5 ringeld, and arrive in
New York same evening, aud Al Burlington with -ieum
ers on LAKE Chlmpain. Leave Rruses Point 40 M,
St. Albars 40 AN, Burlington 9l5 a. NJ, Moutpeii.r
II 90 M
Accommodation Train connects ut Rohses Point with
trims from Oadensburgh and Montreal, stops night
ut White Rive: Junction Windsor aud CONNECTS with
aims arriving in Boston al 100 Pm. aud New York
ARM.
Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chica o andhe West, for
sale al the principal ~ iuus.
X. AHERBURNE, SUE
Northfeld, Nav l. 1856.
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It is believed that the price, long credit aud Inv rates of
Interest chaiged fer these ands, will enable man uhh
few hundred dollars in cash. and errluary industry, To
make h,usef independent before all the purchase money
becomes due In the ime the rapii settlement If HE
country will probably have Increased toutui yefid When
required experienced person VIII mpany applicants
10 CIV Q informal on and aid In selecting lands.
Circulars, containing numerous instances of successul
farming, signed by respectable aud well known farmers
living IN the neghborhood of the Railroad nds through
out The staie-aso the cost of encing Price Of cattle
expense OF harvesting, theshns by contfcor any
other iafrmatpn-wih be Gh-rifnly given on aaplira
tim, either personally by letter. in English French or
German addressed to JOHN WILSON
Lahd Commissioner of Illinois Central Il. Il. Co,
In the New Stone Passenger Depot
Iomo South Water Sheets, Chicago, Illinois.
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All the genuine medicine benrs he SMILE Ut r. v.
X. COVENTRY & co. on the outside wrapprr
Principal Office aud Depot, 81 GENESEE ST., AU
BURN, n. Y.
FRED f. SMITH, General agent the sla,r"f Yer
mont igyl
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Dyspepsia e. Liver Comuaipt

Nearly half the human have taken ibesr Pills. II
a' been pnvei IN all paris Of The world that oibng
has eeh oufd equal Them in cases of disorders OF H.
lave dyspepsia, and smach complaints gei, rail go.
ihey s"h give healthy tone 10 these ogane however
mufh diseased and when all .fI,t int,.,. 10,
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dlnteamPerance is the greaaest abuse Of the